Weimar analogies are more readily accessible to most Americans than, say, analogies to Silvio Berlusconi or Enoch Powell.
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The Image Analogies framework itself can be installed using pip by the simple command: pip install neural-image-analogies.
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" She warns, "One has to be careful with analogies.
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Rather than catchy neologisms, scholars are reaching for historical analogies.
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Lavalle is partial to extreme analogies that undermine his credibility.
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People in the satellite industry are fond of automobile analogies.
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Such analogies are at worst flawed and, at best, premature.
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Historical analogies are never perfect, but they can be informative.
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Most of the argument involved a set of competing analogies.
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In a general sense, clarifying by using strong visual analogies.
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So the hurricane analogies aren't perfect, but they're still useful.
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I know that historical analogies are dangerous, but here goes.
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Artificial intelligence also regularly falls victim to Cold War analogies.
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The availability and familiarity of Scripture made biblical analogies expedient.
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Indeed, some looked to their own professional life for analogies.
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The book hammers home this point with several questionable analogies.
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Thoughts come almost randomly, picking among visual details, questions, analogies.
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Third, the similarly Peak On Brand use of baseball analogies.
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If you were interested in taking Image Analogies to the cloud, I'd suggest looking at the Go Deeper Amazon system image, which comes with all of the Image Analogies dependencies prebuilt and ready-to-go.
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The terms were, in fact, first imagined as analogies of a
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Such analogies betray a fundamental misunderstanding of how EU negotiations work.
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But in any case, these analogies do little credit to Trump.
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As befits a Hawking protégé, he's quite skilled at clever analogies.
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But we cannot use those analogies to excuse our own shortcomings.
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Instead, he made one of the strangest analogies in Congressional history.
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Woodward did not speak in sound bites or pundit-friendly analogies.
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Do you understand what I'm trying to say with these analogies?
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Opinion DONALD Trump's presidency has sent people searching for historical analogies.
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There are already some historical analogies for this in other sectors.
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It does not bestow upon you a superior skill with Nazi analogies.
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The analogies go on and on, and so it is with movies.
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In The Long Hangover, Shaun Walker steers mercifully clear of bear analogies.
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What references, analogies or comparisons does Ms. Kakutani use in this review?
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Although it's sort of a ghost town, which isn't great for analogies.
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Dickerson is in a good position to make such sweeping historical analogies.
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The impression is based on erroneous analogies to the 21992 Democratic race.
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With Trump, these analogies are tantalizingly close but probably not close enough.
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Not because the Republican presidential nominee leaves us grasping for Nazi analogies.
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In it, he uses Newton's laws of motion as analogies for productivity.
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In fact, such analogies are more than useless; they can be dangerous.
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One of Handy's strengths is that his brain tends toward unlikely analogies.
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Painting isn't the only art form Sciamma mines for ideas and analogies.
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Yet, if anything, the testimony showed how fanciful these analogies have become.
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The Jackson analogies are not entirely off base, but they have their limits.
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There is a – we can use baseball analogies, we can use football, whatever.
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The analogies were in context to his own experiences, not defending anyone else.
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When you're a smart kid, perfect analogies like that just come to you.
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But metaphors have their limits, and analogies should not be confused with ontologies.
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Dopamine analogies aside, binge-watching TV is decidedly different from imbibing illegal drugs.
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Trump might go in such directions, but for now, such analogies are imperfect.
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Digital security is full of bad analogies; it's a complex, quickly changing field.
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The reason is that Posner often pushed discussions into uncomfortable places or analogies.
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Silicon Valley has a long history of misusing Lord of the Rings analogies.
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I have run out of Spice Girl analogies for these Michael Kors watches.
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There are lots of medical analogies as well: performing surgery, removing the infection.
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These analogies are usually politically motivated, shallow, and intended to shock or damn.
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"We've developed a whole slew of classroom analogies," said middle school teacher Kelly Hart.
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With these analogies there is a danger that debates can become warped or confused.
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It also calls to mind the symbol used to bridge analogies in formal logic.
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Protean illustrations and animations offer vibrant visual analogies to the dancers' fluid, shifting states.
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I think there's actually analogies to the Snowden revelations and the Cambridge Analytica revelation.
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One of Jonathan Haidt's great analogies is that ... I've heard this book is good.
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One of the analogies I've happened upon while thinking about this book is running.
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But those analogies never fit very exactly; typically, they're more like mittens than gloves.
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But as the book goes on, these analogies increasingly become a tiresome nervous tic.
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But for a time in the mid-aughts, McCain positioned himself as a kind of independent third force in politics, drawing explicit analogies to Theodore Roosevelt and even allowing aides to draw even more explicit analogies to Roosevelt's 20043 third-party campaign.
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By the way, both of the analogies mentioned above were contributed by writer Nick Asbury.
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They see analogies between what you're talking about and music and media and other businesses.
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When Kim said she's going to make a "book of analogies" that Kanye has spouted.
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Either way, one of the most enduring analogies was between Alicia Florrick and Hillary Clinton.
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This is what Image Analogies will use to make sense of our two input images.
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Several commentators draw grim analogies with the arrival of Donald Trump in the White House.
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The FDA seems to agree with his larger point, if not his choice of analogies.
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"Anyone who is familiar with Lorde would know she's queen of analogies," one fan tweeted.
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They draw analogies to federal support for fracking, drug research, even the private spaceflight industry.
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They compounded and concentrated an ongoing human-made environmental disaster, with few analogies or precedents.
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SINCE nobody really knows how brains work, those researching them must often resort to analogies.
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Just look at how many leaders use sports analogies to try to motivate their workers.
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As a scientist talking to the public, every day I use analogies that are false.
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The Supreme Court has never squarely considered the clause and there are no historical analogies.
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But it is the first step showing the practical benefits of finding analogies at scale.
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Stack's paintings are visual analogies of the state of painting: simultaneously stuck and moving forward.
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The latter draws analogies to federal support for fracking, drug research, and even private spaceflight.
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For one thing, they should take advantage of this media attention by dismantling facile analogies.
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For analogies that show us where the nation might be headed, look close to home.
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I hesitate to use sports analogies, because a lot of readers are not sports fans.
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"Sorry Congressman McClintock, but 85033 and 2016 should never be compared as analogies," McFaul tweeted.
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They streamlined their renditions of history and sprinkled their remarks with analogies and pop references.
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Simplistic historical analogies do a sort of epistemic violence to the past and to ourselves.
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Democrats and other detractors have gone even further in their language, some even using Nazi analogies.
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Both those are satisfactory analogies, but maybe not 100 percent accurate because obviously I am myself.
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Mike Huckabee needs to brush up on his Jaws trivia before making analogies on national television.
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Image Analogies will work with either of the two big machine learning libraries TensorFlow and Theano.
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They include several veiled messages of encouragement, weird analogies, and are frequently punctuated by smiley faces.
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Information security is the land of tortured analogies, and I'm certainly torturing the stolen property analogy.
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"I don't think he would allow himself to be overexposed," Kingston said, before embracing dual analogies.
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In a related story, it's good you don't get indicted in the Hague for torturing analogies.
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In trying to come to grips with Trump, writers have resorted to all sorts of analogies.
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They swivel and leap from topic to topic, delighting in uncommon facts and far-fetched analogies.
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"I hate analogies like the 'pointy end of the spear,'" said then school chief Maj. Gen.
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Everyone in the football business makes analogies between football, teamwork, and learning to become a man.
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The group uses published resources, analogies and other rhetorical and educational tools to support their arguments.
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He often uses analogies and comparisons to more high-minded ideas to sell his insurance offering.
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BURKE You mentioned before the show that you'd be looking for visual analogies to the music.
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The machine, after investigating far more material, spit out what, in its view, were related analogies.
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Mr. Cruz, seeking to build the suspense, unfurled a series of analogies before introducing his guest.
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For Americans worried about the state of our republic, Watergate analogies can be a comforting salve.
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While historical analogies are never perfect, there are some notable similarities between now and around 1910.
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What it is not worth is paranoia and hysteria, analogies to Pearl Harbor and the Sept.
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We are living through unusual times, and the tendency is to reach for extreme historical analogies.
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But as a writer I sometimes think in analogies, and in this case I'm a carpenter.
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At moments of intensity, he tends to lean on analogies from his favorite J.R.R. Tolkien book.
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Such memorable analogies abound in this inviting guide to an art form often seen as abstruse.
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They streamlined their renditions of history and sprinkled their remarks with analogies and pop culture references.
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Finally, someone is speaking in terms the average American can relate to: Game of Thrones analogies.
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International lawyers point to two, admittedly imperfect, analogies on Earth as ways to think about space mining.
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But scientists have long used analogies in Bose-Einstein condensates to explain weird things in the universe.
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I hate to use analogies, but the easiest way to think about it is Uber meets Harvard.
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You don't need a GPU and a ton of memory to use Image Analogies, but it helps.
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From Wentz's Image Analogies Github page: Mostly, I've just been throwing images together and seeing what happens.
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Once Image Analogies is installed per the above instructions, it's launched with the following command: python make_image_analogy.
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Ali Wong's new Netflix special is full of so-true-they're-hilarious analogies about breastfeeding and motherhood.
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In intricate, incredibly detailed geometric figurations, Fake renders structures that are analogies for the body and sexuality.
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That means ditching analogies about chewed up gum, used tape, and flowers that have lost their petals.
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Two: The original Ghostbusters has an arcane damsel-in-distress story premise, and extremely unsubtle rape analogies.
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What terms and phrases, or references, analogies or comparisons, does the author include to help readers understand?
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As the speedy blue hedgehog dashes through the gritty environment above, a few analogies come to mind.
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There grew to be so many biblical analogies that the Washington Post made a game of it.
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The present slides rapidly into the past, and the past offers clues and analogies to the present.
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If there are analogies to be applied from the Cold War to AI, these aren't the ones.
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"Americans are missing the profound analogies between present day U.S. developments and German history," Professor Wehrheim said.
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If analogies and comparisons with former American presidents and politicians are deeply flawed, what should historians do?
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The parents' fears struck a nerve for a movement that has made heavy use of family analogies.
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Unsurprisingly, the available analogies are all male; women are accustomed to translating their subjectivity onto men's bodies.
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I have tried to tread carefully with analogies between the Fascist ideologies of 1930s Europe and Trump.
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And surely, that is where we will finish if we fall for dangerously facile Cold War analogies.
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You would have to stretch back at least in our analysis until the 1970s to find analogies.
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When presenting the most distressing historical analogies, the authors' understatement is so subdued it verges on deadpan.
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Sometimes I'll be trying to make analogies—to find somewhere else where we've solved a similar problem before.
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By analyzing internal documents from tobacco company RJ Reynolds, Ling discovered that their communications strategy encouraged caffeine analogies.
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Experts are called back in to select and apply those analogies to try to solve the original problem.
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But pick the wrong one and you risk being misled by false analogies and blinded to better approaches.
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This tradition is an important step away from the war analogies pushed by the campaigns and the media.
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In computer vision, researchers offer two analogies to describe the promising paths ahead: a child and the brain.
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Analogies are made to past eras despite the differences between then and now being greater than the similarities.
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Other analogies feel more strained — help from your close friends translates into material and financial aid from allies.
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So much of the commentary on Trump by your fellow historians concerned analogies: Is Trump a new Hitler?
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"I see a lot of analogies to financial markets and to trading," Chavez said in the telephone interview.
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How often did they use metaphors, analogies, and symbolism to add clarity and simplify complex thoughts or ideas?
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Many of the processes we set up to help us automate decisions come in the form of analogies.
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Foreigners like me try to figure out the possible meaning of those endless sports analogies about field goals.
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The problem is these easy analogies are extremely shallow and based on a superficial knowledge of the past.
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Until 2005, students had to complete analogies (test prep : SAT :: breakfast : lunch) that tested both vocabulary and reasoning skills.
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While he did not want to draw analogies to his own previous cases, Mr. Lawsky called such issues frustrating.
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And how are you supposed to make analogies about evil people if you can't use the evil peoples names!
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But the service goes beyond that by offering slang translations and giving you analogies for words with multiple meanings.
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The Wandering Earth's global disasters are clear analogies for the current climate change and environmental issues the world faces.
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They live in a world populated by dangerous analogies where every major crisis evokes memories of the previous one.
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False analogies imperil negotiations — as witnessed by North Korea's hostile response to Bolton's statement — and might prompt strategic blunders.
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"There are definitely a lot of analogies," Amy Yong, an analyst with Macquarie Research, said about the two deals.
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But Dyson said when he made comparisons and analogies to Game of Thrones, it immediately clicked for his students.
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Opinion Columnist From the beginning the presidency of Donald Trump has inspired analogies to the years of Jimmy Carter.
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General Manager Jeff Luhnow, who often makes blackjack analogies, understands that sometimes, the cards will not flip his way.
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He skillfully weaves scientific findings with stories of people, events, and the natural world, using clever analogies and metaphors.
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The unspoken lesson might be to sprinkle in illuminating analogies from antiquity as often as possible, for Zeus' sake.
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The saturation of Watergate analogies in the media however seems wildly detached from either the actual testimony or history.
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Amber Phillips, also at the Post, has compiled a similar list of over-the-top Nazi analogies from Carson.
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As a result, in too many cases, Scalia relied on old, ill-fitted legal categories and some very clumsy analogies.
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All the while FCC Chairman Ajit Pai chuckled along, shook his head, and used odd analogies to support the moves.
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In addition to understanding causality and analogies, they can remember human faces, plan ahead, and hide their food from others.
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Note that it will need to be in the same directory from which you're running the Image Analogies script from.
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For a hard core of Trump supporters, analogies to white supremacist atrocities reinforce the conviction that they are victims, too.
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Many a controversy has benefited from one of his ingenious analogies or numerical parables, usually involving some kind of fruit.
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And until that happens, I'm insisting that all you Ranger fans add "... at analogies" to the end of your chant.
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Alan Greenspan loved to draw analogies between the animal spirits driving nature and behavioral economics driving humans in capital markets.
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But analogies tend to lead us astray—the future does not lie in the past, and now is not 1947.
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Analogies to Hitler and the German transition to fascism under the Nazis, however appropriate, arguably come with too much baggage.
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And I've had other people who I don't think have read that article make similar analogies, but we're not Seamless.
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There could be false statement prosecutions to either Congress or federal investigators, but that is hardly worthy of Watergate analogies.
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I think some of the analogies, like meditation as skill, as a technique is pretty simple, like follow your breath.
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To this end, we'll avoid delving into the math and instead rely as much as possible on analogies and animations.
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Yeah, and a lot of characters and again, the analogies between the NFL and Washington and Silicon Valley and Hollywood.
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But when you invoke the darkest historical analogies, you lose many of the very Americans you're trying to win over.
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While seemingly innocuous, these kinds of faulty Cold War analogies have led to some plainly wrong thinking about tech policy.
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We don't really have special words to describe an odor's quality, so we stick with analogies or the source instead.
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Some might use spurious historical analogies and warn this will lead to a repeat of the history of the 1930s.
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The first quiz question asked readers to compare their sex lives to other parts of life with some pretty tenuous analogies.
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In that high percentage of words, there is a smaller chunk of words concerning his wife that are comparisons, or analogies.
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"If you think about it, there's a lot of analogies to what happened with relational databases in the '80s," Schmidt said.
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That may be one reason why his historical analogies often come across as off key or at odds with the facts.
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And in the latest of his movie analogies, Kanye says he is Will Ferrell's character from the 2004 holiday film Elf.
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For instance: Hitler analogies have already been overused this election, but Kakutani's winking subtlety gets the job done much more effectively.
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BTW -- King uses all kinds of weird hoops analogies to give Kobe props, but the main takeaway is, he's on board.
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It is telling that Rudolf Steiner, the founder of Waldorf education, often made analogies between children and plants in his writings.
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In perhaps one of the greatest analogies in science journalism, one researcher compared the virus's MO to the stealthy Jason Bourne.
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What references, analogies or comparisons can you add to make your review more relatable to a broad cross-section of readers?
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According to the indictment, the men used numerous companies to manufacture and distribute hundreds of controlled substances, including deadly fentanyl analogies.
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That phrase may apply to the residents of the Iron Islands, but apparently it also applies to Game of Thrones analogies.
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That's the argument made here, in which James Clear uses Newton's ideas as helpful analogies to becoming — and staying — more productive.
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But many economists worry that health care really is a special case, requiring analogies to esoteric markets after particular policy changes.
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There are certainly analogies to be drawn from earlier eras but it is only an analogy, not a law of history.
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So a lot of the analogies between the U.S. and U.K. break down, given the complexities of what they're dealing with.
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However, Super Bowl analogies aside, Cramer knew that investors were worried about what Friday's staggering decline meant for the technology names.
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Closer analogies of its still, orderly volumes include Egyptian reliefs and the statuary-like figures of Piero della Francesca's Renaissance frescos.
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Analogies to Vietnam, made by those who categorize America's pulling out of the area in 1973 as a "surrender," are misleading.
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We've tried cards, dice and coin flips as analogies, but they don't cover all of the necessary probabilities without getting complicated.
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And so I've moved to doing superhero analogies because that's the only thing they understand, is juvenile 12-year-old boy talk.
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Surely, no one would need an explainer on one of the most enjoyably surface-level sci-fi analogies of all time, right?
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Some people would probably argue that WIRED is analogous to MTV, but those people don't understand that analogies only stretch so far.
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But unlike poets, economists prefer to quantify their analogies—to measure whether thou art 15% or 20% more lovely and more temperate.
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In the meantime, we can at least keep working on our analogies to try to understand the complexity that's all around us.
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There are a few historical analogies to this elevated fear, like the Red Scare and Japanese internment, and they are all instructive.
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It's easy to carry these ideas and analogies over to a country in flux, and to matters of the heart and soul.
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Trump again compared coronavirus to the flu and auto accidents, despite warnings from his health advisers that such analogies make little sense.
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For those who grew up during the Cold War, or those looking to glean lessons from it, those analogies may be comforting.
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She noted the "occasional toxic atmosphere" in the party and recommended cutting out analogies with Hitler and the Nazis when discussing Israel.
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Our intuitions are formed by analogies — our minds go to a story of sexual exploitation or to a story of unlikely love.
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No matter what, though, truly nothing can take away an editor's note like "Let's leave the fecal waste analogies out of here."
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The language of politics has always been aggressive, often drawing on military metaphors and analogies -- big guns, battles, victories and so on.
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But the far more important point is the one that Jones eventually made, as soon as Lord stopped flogging himself with bad analogies.
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You have to know your video games to understand Elon Musk's social-networking analogies, but even then it barely coheres as an idea.
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But if we put the poor analogies aside for a minute, what does this actually mean for the way that government will operate?
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"Most computer analogies for the brain idea are bad," said Michael Kilgard, the lead researcher on the University of Texas at Dallas project.
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This is not surprising, given President Trump's view on this as a "top-down power grab," drawing analogies to the FCC's Fairness Doctrine.
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Unlike movies such as Citizen Kane, Burn After Reading doesn't offer any easy one-to-one character analogies to Trump and his cronies.
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But analogies work both ways, and computer scientists have a long history of trying to improve their creations by taking ideas from biology.
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"It's naive on the part of government officials to do that," Douglas Hofstadter, a professor who has studied language and analogies, told ProPublica.
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Behavioral ecologist Ronald Noë and theoretical biologist Peter Hammerstein have even developed an academic framework called "biological market theory" to explore these analogies.
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But as I flipped through the references to Mr. Trump, it dawned on me that my animal analogies had been far too modest.
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But to be instructive, the similarities need to be real—and with Cold War analogies and emerging technologies, they more than often aren't.
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Both the governor and Mayor Bill de Blasio have used wartime metaphors and analogies to paint a grim picture of what to expect.
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If they can't say it properly, she uses analogies to help them understand how something should sound or how to shape their lips.
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What gets lost in superficial analogies is that, despite some valid and instructive parallels between the two pandemics, there are many more differences.
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Analogies aside, whether SSRIs affect people&aposs moods is an experimental question, and some research has supported the idea that these drugs work.
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Opinion Columnist When critics reach for analogies to describe Donald Trump — or look for examples of democratic deterioration — they tend to look abroad.
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Japanese Zen gardens, Persian paradise gardens, the English and French Renaissance gardens were, in some respects, analogies of the cosmos as then understood.
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One of the analogies I often use for the role of a board is that of being a "mirror" to the management team.
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You'll find beatings, shootouts, car crashes, awkward analogies and a measure of buddy badinage in "Bright," but true enchantment is in short supply.
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We know Watergate analogies are pretty played out, but, uh, there's this rumored White House tape... How Turkey's president gained so much power.
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So there are plenty of heart felt criticisms of the family separation but what about those who feel compelled to make these Nazi analogies.
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But to be honest, I sort of chuckle when I hear analogies to the king, which, by the way, in this case, is appropriate.
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GUILFOYLE: By the way, you&aposve been hanging out with Kilmeade, because a little bit of sports corner there, sport analogies, I like it.
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"He liked to draw analogies between baseball and viola playing," she said, "and the athleticism of the hands for the pitchers and the violist."
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Since George Romero invented the modern genre in 1968's Night of the Living Dead, zombies have been analogies for outcasts and marginalized people.
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Those analogies are delineated in "Frankenstein: How a Monster Became an Icon", a collection of essays edited by Sidney Perkowitz and Eddy von Mueller.
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Meant to be a "platform for finding and sharing helpful analogies to explain technological ideas," the project consists of a Chrome extension and website.
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Whether these analogies make a convincing case for animal rights or are actually wildly offensive, I will leave as an exercise to the reader.
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As a politician unlike any before him, President Donald Trump has elicited no shortage of analogies from journalists seeking to understand and explain him.
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The former NCAA Division I wrestling champ frequently invokes wrestling analogies and reminisces about old matches with colleagues, aides and reporters on Capitol Hill.
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The answer is a qualified "yes," and the signals are in my view positive, but it's important to proceed cautiously and avoid false analogies.
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The language of one war bleeds through to another, even though somewhere we know that echoes can be false, that analogies may not hold.
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He cited analogies: At least half of U.S. factories remained unelectrified until 1919, three decades after the invention of the first functional AC motor.
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No wonder, then, in a novel built on analogies that prove how past moments defy memory and chronology, visual art is a frequent tool.
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And speaking of rough seas, insiders told us that Fair's co-founder and now ex-CEO often used sailing analogies to explain his vision.
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You always find scattered crumbs — inscrutable analogies, esoteric equations, unverified allegations from anonymous sources — gathered around those questions about which we know the least.
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But I also worry about the rapid-fire, superficial way history is being presented, as if it's mostly a matter of drawing historical analogies.
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The politics of impeachment are so unpredictable and the historical analogies are so limited that no one can really say what will happen next.
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But the series is unusually forthright in its politics, and while it does use analogies, it sinks its teeth into real-life bigotry as well.
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He prowls the stage acting out characters, moving his story in unexpected directions and weaving poetic analogies -- all while wearing underwear over his elegant suit.
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These aspirational presidential analogies are intended to obscure and neutralize their weaknesses as a candidate—Cruz's lack of charisma and a compelling vision, for instance.
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One of the analogies I think about is when you listen to music with a professional musician or at least a real serious music enthusiast.
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Deep down I guess I assumed that well-reasoned arguments supported by facts and historical analogies would prevail, especially if presented in a respectful manner.
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Whatever you call it, it's almost as unsustainable as avoiding the living room floor—and, analogies aside, appears to be not very good for you.
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But history may provide some relief from doomsday analogies and theories that proclaim China and the United States are on an inevitable path to war.
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Whether they are appropriate or not, Nazi analogies rest on broad similarities of motive (racism) and practice (cruelty) rather than detailed concerns about specific tactics.
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They developed better analogies to communicate the software's capabilities, graphics that mapped the process, and focused on whatever core metric they could at the time.
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The Patient Safety movement of recent years has been largely driven by anesthesiologists and analogies to aviation safety, which perhaps apply less well to surgery.
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Analogies to President Richard Nixon are common these days, and some observers have begun comparing these staffing changes to a slow-burning Saturday Night Massacre.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Trump Advisers Call for More Troops to Break Deadlock in Afghan War" (news article, May 9): Historical analogies are tricky.
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The first half of the nearly six-minute song follows Eminem's familiar beats like anxiety and substance abuse, albeit with several analogies to firearms throughout.
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The scope of the arrests conjured up analogies to the Central Intelligence Agency's covert seizures and imprisonments of suspects after the terrorist attacks of Sept.
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The analogies ensued: asking a burglar to serve as a security guard, an arsonist to man the fire truck, El Chapo to combat drug addiction.
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Indeed, her resultant poetry prints are analogies, invoking relationships between things, allowing reflection on how meaning is produced by comparing and understanding relationships between things.
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To that is soon added that now familiar claims that he is an authoritarian, and analogies to the Third Reich that ruled Nazi Germany soon follow.
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But on the question of "the good husband" and any larger political analogies to the Clintons, I think the message of the show was crystal clear.
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Historical analogies are problematic, but we should perhaps look to the eruption of Protestantism into Western Christianity in the 16th century for a similar disruptive perspective.
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Of course, all analogies are flawed, but they're useful, they're how we think — and maybe there is another, more accurate, and far more telling, analogy here.
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In Israel, fascism analogies by a former prime minister and a top general have again inflamed the long-running debate about the occupation of Palestinian territories.
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"People should read the history ... and just try to understand the analogies," Moulton said during in interview with the Boston Globe at Suffolk University on Wednesday.
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"The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum unequivocally rejects efforts to create analogies between the Holocaust and other events, whether historical or contemporary," reads the museum's statement.
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As we watch Donald Trump remake this country in ways that once seemed unimaginable, it's tempting to reach for historical analogies to grapple with what's happening.
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And then there's the man himself, whose rail-thin physique, storm of dark hair and penchant for black tends to draw analogies to a Dostoyevsky character.
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But Richard Lapchick, the director of the Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport at the University of Central Florida, said such analogies had become tiresome.
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The testimony unleashed a torrent of Watergate analogies, and even Watergate-era figures like Carl Bernstein and John Dean were called forth to complete the analogy.
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The coming years will bear witness to further advancements, including AI that can learn through its own experiences, adapt to novel situations, and comprehend abstractions and analogies.
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"The Museum's decision to completely reject drawing any possible analogies to the Holocaust, or to the events leading up to it, is fundamentally ahistorical," the letter reads.
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Godwin's Law of Nazi Analogies states: As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches one -- or a 100% probability.
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A number of fun, strange, possibly useful analogies have sprung up this week to try to explain the major Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities that Google has discovered.
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Donahoe admitted that he's "taking lessons" from his time at eBay and using "analogies in the consumer world" to drive improvements in the way companies use technology.
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As long as DIY biohacking cleaves to these analogies and rehashes the subsequent failures, I cannot get "excited" to look forward to its impact in 20 years.
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McClure and Atli shy away from comparisons to other accelerators and incubators, though it's hard not to draw analogies between a program like 500 Labs and Betaworks.
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Humans typically deal with such edge cases remarkably well with no prior "training" by applying common sense or finding analogies and learning from these samples of one.
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After several days of heated media and political debate, the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum released a statement on June 24 condemning the use of Holocaust analogies.
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A joke those of us following the trial make is about how heavily the lawyers relied on analogies to explain what's going on, and how APIs work.
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Inside, where the mind makes comparisons and analogies, the dissociation inheres in malfunctioning metaphors: what is a "symposium / of endangered stars" and how would it evict itself?
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Barney Hoskyns: If I was to make kind of crass analogies, [I would say that if] Dylan is sort of Shakespeare, then Joni is Milton... or Dante.
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To accurately describe the effect of mumps on that most delicate area for a young man would involve numerous fruit analogies, more akin to grapefruit than grapes.
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Doubly so for Civil War analogies, which give an air of drama and world-historical import to more banal survey data suggesting rising partisan and regional political polarization.
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You might want to do this in a Python virtual environment, which will keep the Image Analogies installation from possibly breaking a dependency chain elsewhere on your system.
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We will no doubt have to hear such analogies until someone finally outshines Messi, which may well mean the end of time or the fall of human civilisation.
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Lord of the Flies analogies abound regarding disastrous attempts to self-govern as numerous other senior leaders at the VA have recently departed amidst the chaos and uncertainty.
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Some analogies are labored, but Desai, a Harvard economist, is an omnivorous reader, referring to Trollope and Hammett amid explanations of such concepts as leverage and options theory.
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Both Goldberg and James Comey, the FBI director who was fired by Trump fired last year, have made analogies to the mafia while discussing Cohen and the president.
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I've heard analogies to both Yogi Berra ("It's déjà vu all over again") and the movie "Groundhog Day," but the sad truth is, this isn't funny at all.
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The speed and the scale of destruction were so breathtaking that only the direst analogies seemed adequate—the stock market crash of 1929, or an economic 9/11.
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Many policymakers take these Cold War analogies as hard truth, consequently misunderstanding everything from the global threat landscape to the ways in which particular technologies should be regulated.
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One of the closest analogies might be the music industry's lawsuit against ReDigi, an online service that let users "re-sell" digital music tracks they had purchased online.
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So, he called on commentators, analysts, bulls and bears to "lose the analogies" and instead explain what could fuel market moves and what could pose obstacles to them.
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Not every movie about an artist is a self-portrait of its director, but "Phantom Thread" almost offhandedly lays out intriguing analogies between Reynolds's métier and Mr. Anderson's.
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I think our core idea is that, and I can make analogies, but our core idea is that one-to-one or customized learning is the new learning thing.
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And like most surveys, it was probably based on a sample which ended up barely skimming the surface of the tip of the iceberg (yes, this deserves two analogies).
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But when it came to describing odours they relied on abstraction on only 44% of occasions, while resorting to analogies, such as "banana" and "chocolate", 56% of the time.
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In order to describe dark energy or the fundamental structure of atomic nuclei, which can really only be discussed mathematically, I have to invent analogies that are never exact.
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"The analogies everyone uses to describe electrospun fibers [needed to support artificial organ cells] are that they look like silly string, or Cheese Whiz, or cotton candy," he said.
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While some, including myself, questioned the basis for the Edwards indictment, it would be willful blindness for the Trump team to ignore the obvious analogies to the current controversy.
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So when I played with Waypoint freelancer Jack de Quidt this weekend, I taught him the basics by leaning into the fictional analogies that Netrunner already supports so well.
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WatchMore From Tonic: "Several of our patients described feeling 'reset' after the treatment and often used computer analogies," Robin Carhart-Harris, who led the study, said in a statement.
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He is given to parables and analogies, and he speaks with his entire torso, leaning over and looking you in the eyes to make sure you're still with him.
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I had landed a job at a test-prep company, devising analogies, antonyms and sentence completions for standardized tests, my creative aspirations being spent on word play and vocabulary drills.
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Regardless of whether you can relate to any of these cyber analogies, hacking for a cause is set to explode into a complex set of state and local government challenges.
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Deadspin reports that the Patriots QB just released a new book that's full of advice, sports analogies, and most importantly, a very strange theory about water consumption and sun protection.
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The argument provides a stimulus for formulating some methodological and metaphysical questions, and it suggests naturalistic analogies to certain traditional religious conceptions, which some may find amusing or thought-provoking.
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The closest analogies are probably Minecraft and Candy Crush Saga, which also rocketed to not only the top of the App Store download charts, but also the top-grossing charts.
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If you ask me, it's obviously the mind trick, with its real-life analogies of charisma and hypnosis, not to mention its failure to defy any major laws of physics.
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"The Museum's decision to completely reject drawing any possible analogies to the Holocaust, or to the events leading up to it, is fundamentally ahistorical," the scholars said in the letter.
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Many op-eds criticizing the Trump administration's treatment of State deploy analogies from the military ranking system, highlighting how many multistar general equivalents have departed or been forced to retire.
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Ashton has his playful side and his absent-minded side, but in conversation he pauses frequently and weighs each word, projecting calm and leaning on analogies to illustrate his thoughts.
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" Ulmer recalled, "He was always making these grand, hyperbolic analogies between good and evil, the culture of life versus the scourge of death that, in his view, Hollywood had become.
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King feared the very thing that is happening today: diluting the essence of racial justice by introducing false analogies, such as comparing Israel to South Africa, or Gaza to Selma.
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In recent years, with globe-wide flickers of a renaissance of fascism, Nazi has become a dangerous word, too often and too carelessly evoked for analogies to what's happening today.
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You can't get much further away from the Jesus most of us understand, whether we're believers or students of religion, than some of the analogies that they like to use.
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The resulting paper is 27 pages, contains some creative analogies ("Like a tugboat pushing a barge, rectal pressure pushes feces through the large intestine"), and a mathematical model of defecation.
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It's easier to comprehend through analogies to scripted plots ("the writers for this season of America" is an ongoing trope for Twitter jokes) than it is as an everyday reality.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Gary Petersen's skewed geometric paintings call forth analogies to music and architecture, a realm of vertical intervals and diagonal supports spliced into a precarious balance.
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How digital marketers can get better results with less capital As an ardent sports fan, most of my analogies revolve around sports — and so does my understanding of attribution in marketing.
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But this fall's entries to the space canon add another element that might attract movie stars to astronaut roles: they can be read as analogies for the isolation of movie stardom.
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But this fun, freewheeling side of Far Cry 5 also feels at complete odds with its substance — particularly the inevitable analogies it invites to the real-world scourge of white nationalism.
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Both explore the theme of a couple who are so intertwined they can't control themselves (it's that animal instinct, you see), but thrown in there are some drug analogies as well.
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But it was the rotund, courtly son of an Austrian classics teacher who was the dazzler-in-chief, inexhaustibly unearthing facts, analogies, literary allusions and personal connections from his elephantine memory.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai joined Walt Mossberg on stage at the Code Conference today to be interviewed about everything from privacy and AI to Nexus phones and Game of Thrones analogies.
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As a lawyer who served on the staff of the House Judiciary Committee's inquiry into whether President Nixon should be impeached, I find the analogies made to that process often faulty.
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The argument that the administration is engaged in a project of dehumanizing immigrants does not need to rely on analogies or particular policies for support, Trump has made the implicit explicit.
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He speaks in simple analogies, making allusions to the most universally recognized parts of the Constitution and the Bible, cuing the audience to cheer by speaking faster and faster and louder.
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But for all of their oceanic analogies, Gunna and Baby are only riding tsunamis when they allow more seasoned rappers, like Young Thug and Drake, to take control of the ship.
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CreditCreditChad Batka for The New York Times Though Megyn Kelly has offered few specifics about what her NBC morning show will be like, she is happy to try a few analogies.
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That's exactly what we're seeing policymakers do with cyberspace technologies, artificial intelligence, and quantum computing—which is why we must apply far more scrutiny to comfortable historical analogies that mischaracterize reality.
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Ms. Wu said the model was based on a concept in physics known as first principles, in which ideas are reduced to their purest form, unencumbered by assumptions, analogies or biases.
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We take every morally supple situation and we hand it over to the legal priesthood, which by necessity is a system of technocratic rationalism, strained slippery-slope analogies and implied coercion.
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But Bresson would no doubt reject Godard's comparisons — and definitely my own analogies — because he was interested in presenting things only as they are, stripped to their barest, most essential forms.
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One of Courey's main objectives with the book was to find real-world analogies to bitcoin and blockchain so that complete novices (kids) can grasp these foreign and very complicated concepts.
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"If you're hunting for historical analogies, I think you're in virgin territory," said Jon Meacham, the author of several books about presidents, including a Pulitzer Prize-winning biography of Andrew Jackson.
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The analogies used to explain the different types of internet services turned increasingly complex: was the FCC treating the internet like a pizza, when it was more like a pizza delivery service?
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As with other Chinese works in the genre, it is tempting to draw parallels with the Communist regime, even when the writers themselves do not—and dare not—make those analogies explicit.
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These analogies are a bit overdrawn: Fortunately, this year hasn't seen a repeat of the major assassinations of 237 (Martin Luther King, Jr. and Robert Kennedy) nor mass riots in many cities.
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"I'm sorry, health care is much different than a cell phone and I'm tired of people using cell phone analogies with health care," the woman responded, before walking away from the microphone.
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For other automotive analogies, we turn the wheel over to Swedish star Henrik Stenson, who posted this photo of his daughter, purportedly trying to let the air out of Spieth's truck tires.
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" Make comparisons or analogies to explain things: "If mumble rap were a feudal kingdom, Gazzy Garcia, more commonly known as the rapper Lil Pump, would be one of its most important lords.
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DA FONSECA-WOLLHEIM I found analogies between certain elements of the music and the dance, but ultimately felt that Grisey's emotional arc wasn't reflected in a truly satisfying way in the choreography.
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Unfortunately for him, Mike Huckabee fancies himself a bit of all three, and as such has made terrible metaphors (and analogies) his go-to mic drop during his regular talking-head rounds.
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He uses sports analogies like an older brother would, and will quickly school you on his influences: the soul of Al Green, the mystery of D'Angelo, and the innovation of J Dilla.
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In a series of poems called "Macho :: Hembra," men and women relate to one another, and to the cultural scripts that govern extreme masculinity and femininity—complex analogies that yield bad results.
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It was characteristic of Mr. Mallick's scruffy charm and generosity that before his mouth and feet worked out complex equations of rhythm, he framed them with jokey analogies for the local audience.
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The absurdity of the analogies reflects the reality and affirms the core truth at the center of the case: Pro-life pregnancy centers should not be forced to contradict their core message.
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She takes Peter to make wine in her hometown of Des Moines, Iowa, which mostly means closeups of feet on grapes and Peter trying to make analogies between their relationship and wine.
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" We get such anachronistic analogies as "the vocal equivalent of the ring girl parading across the canvas," or how Lilly's mother "could negotiate a sale the way Talleyrand hashed out a treaty.
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For Mr. Herrmann, a Kansas native, it is a welcome challenge to explain American democracy in a mixture of Swahili and English, using analogies to his host village's relationships with neighboring tribes.
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Her recently published book, You'll Grow Out of It, is an entertaining read, full of her own life stories and funny observations and analogies on womanhood (are you a poodle or a wolf?).
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Hence, when Shikha Sharma, who leads one of India's biggest private banks, addressed students at IIM-A — the country's premier grad school — and drew analogies between life partners and workplaces, everyone listened intently.
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The idea: Give the Image Analogies framework three images and it will teach itself what makes the first two images similar, and then apply that similarity to the third image as a filter.
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The analogies of ex-FBI Director James Comey and others to Trump as a mafia kingpin enforcing "some code of loyalty that put the organization above morality and above the truth" are apt.
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"It's naive on the part of government officials to do that," said Douglas Hofstadter, a professor of cognitive science and comparative literature at Indiana University at Bloomington, who has studied language and analogies.
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Such analogies are likely to be perceived again in the tributes to Bush, who was almost universally regarded as a gentleman and a throwback to a more civil and magnanimous era of politics.
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I learned quite a few things today, like the fact that Sarah Palin likes truck analogies, and that, if your name is STU, there will be no end to jokes about your name.
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When a virulent anti-Semite walked through unlocked doors into a house of God that morning and opened fire on believers in prayer, the analogies to the massacre at Emanuel A.M.E. became inescapable.
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There is no shortage of analogies for how to think about these components of the long-term response: It's a Marshall Plan, an Apollo mission and a New Deal all rolled into one.
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We teach our students to be wary of analogies, which are popular with politicians and policy makers (who choose them to serve their agendas) but often distort both the past and the present.
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This is not an attempt to draw close analogies with a vastly different Korean situation, but it is just a reminder of one of the events that have marked occasional accelerations of history.
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Just as you can't yell "fire" in a crowded movie theater, the classic free speech test, there needs to be similar analogies in the world of social media when it's all about technology.
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"Scaling up serendipity:" In a recent paper, Kittur and his colleagues outlined a process for taking the ability of finding analogies out of one individual's mind and distributing it among many people — and machines.
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I drifted in a subjunctive archeological daze through multiple moods of scale and space-timelines, guided by the camaraderie of art rich in topical analogies, diligently cracking open the past to release new futures.
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Many commentators—and if the tortured analogies that came up at trial are any indication, the lawyers themselves—feared that the jury would not understand the technical issues at the heart of the case.
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And though Freeland and Lighthizer have mostly stuck to talking points (or colorful analogies), their respective bosses — Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and US President Donald Trump — have been more candid about their demands.
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One should naturally be careful in drawing historical analogies, but improved living conditions for average citizens and increased political freedoms were also part of the stated logic behind the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Additionally, our understanding of the world relies on our core abilities to generalize what we know, to form abstract concepts, and to make analogies — in short, to flexibly adapt our concepts to new situations.
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" Citing Judith Herman's book "Trauma and Recovery," Ms. Schreck has come to see analogies between the post-traumatic stress inflicted by combat and by sexual assault, both "born out of a violent, patriarchal culture.
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With the growing amount of research and political attention focused on air pollution, experts sometimes draw analogies to the way the Great Smog of 1952 radically changed how the city thought about its air.
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According to Dr Majid, only "musty" is able to act in this way in English without drawing on analogy (banana-like, gooseberry-noted, and even earthy and sweet-smelling, are all analogies of some sort).
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The comparison would obviously fall down on the criteria of their preferred role in the midfield, but it would be no less appropriate in that sense than the Vieira analogies which have been made regardless.
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The gist of his argument is that the analogies relating crypto as an industry to the Internet may work, but most people have their timelines wrong: Crypto isn't like the Internet in the 90s, perhaps.
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"I admit I was skeptical at first about her analogies to cooking, but I ended up being completely sold," said Steven Strogatz, a professor of applied mathematics at Cornell University who also writes popular books.
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He'd hate any analogies to Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE for whom he has contempt.
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Indeed, I am not speaking to the experience of American Indians nor am I trying to draw analogies or equivalences between the experiences of American Indians and those who were subject to French colonial rule.
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Working with a script that he co-wrote with Gilles Taurand, Ruiz turns the play of the author's memory into a primordial Surrealism by way of bold visual analogies and sonic associations akin to rhymes.
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Nonetheless, in France it is striking that for the most part Marine Le Pen, the leader of the far-right National Front, has steered clear of analogies between her politics and those of Mr. Trump.
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In fact, we can look to other recent events for analogies on how to handle cybersecurity: The devastation of hurricanes Harvey and, now, Irma provide vivid reminders that relate to shortcomings in our cybersecurity capabilities.
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Conservative lawmakers were displeased with analogies he used in the brief, and suggested that they compared the Catholic couple's actions to those taken by other groups like the KKK, Politico's Burgess Everett and Marianne LeVine report.
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"Meg is a true business titan and has been a trusted friend and advisor to me for years," wrote Dropbox CEO Drew Houston, who also noted that her "fly fishing analogies" made an impression on him.
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I tried the V10 out for a bit and was suitably impressed with its power (hence the sports car analogies) — impressed enough to want to keep using, mind, but not enough to recommend paying $400/$500.
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The artist Judith Leemann works with Kenneth Bailey at the Design Studio for Social Intervention to invite people to see the ways in which analogies not only describe, but actually prescribe people's conceptions of any given space.
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The best way to put the Spot in context with Amazon's other Echo speakers is one of those SAT analogies: the Echo Spot is to the Echo Show what the Echo Dot is to the standard Echo.
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It has a limited shelf life, there's a lot of different kinds, ethnicities make different types of food, and, as we were looking for analogies to use in the movie, food offered a shocking amount of them.
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Even though one is a quiet game of reflection and the other is a metal-filled murderfest, both Inside and Doom offer analogies to the real-life workplace hazards and environmental degradation that come along with modernization.
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"So far there's been a lot of chopping, but I don't see any chips flying, and I don't think that's going to change," said Senator John Kennedy, a freshman Republican from Louisiana known for his colorful analogies.
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Director Michael Pack delivers an engaging and emotional two hours — using movie clips and creative analogies such as an oyster boat trip — that would inspire many if it could get on more than two dozen screens nationwide.
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While they infantilize, patronize, and draw civil-rights analogies with "the undocumented", less provincial analysts of the situation are forced to ask just where was the Left's support when these people were back home south of the border?
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While these analogies are terrifying, they also suggest that the challenges of the moment are in fact hardly new at all, that the sources and solutions to contemporary problems can be located in the near or distant past.
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Ubiquitous analogies of Sparta (an established power) and Athens (a rapidly developing strategic competitor), and their ensuing Peloponnesian War, are worthless in the case of countries with huge nuclear arsenals and ground, sea, air and airspace delivery vehicles.
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Stephen Hawking took in his seminal paper can be applied to a variety of physical systems such as accelerating mirrors, and these analogies give us evidence that the kind of particle production does indeed occur the way Prof.
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Surely, the richness of language is adequate to find the right words to describe the current tragedy without drawing false analogies to a period in which millions were killed in an unprecedented paroxysm of industrialized murder and destruction.
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"The only historical analogies I can think of are 19th century," said Donald A. Ritchie, a historian emeritus of the United States Senate, referring to a time when the Whigs and the Democrats were at each other's throats.
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Some of these analogies were disseminated through an industry-funded proxy called Associates for Research in the Science of Enjoyment (ARISE), according to a 2007 study published in the European Journal of Public Health by tobacco researcher Elizabeth Smith.
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The problem seems to be that Scott pulls off these dazzling analogies all too easily and that, consequently, he gets mired in this discursive mode in which symbols and interpretations pile ever more ponderously on top of one another.
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If anything, the 1860s throwback content was a welcome change from the steady procession of hyper-viral Hitler analogies bouncing around, both on Twitter and from historians and public intellectuals who should know better (Yale's Timothy Snyder chief among them).
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There are also a million different options and parameters you can run this script with (see the Image Analogies Github), which let you do everything from isolating specific layers of the machine learning model to tweaking detail levels and image scales.
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I'm sure there are hundreds of analogies where we have pretty good control over things without knowing all the underlying physics, which begs the question: Do we really have to crack the neural code to better interface with our brains?
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"We do not draw analogies to the rise of communism and fascism lightly, but both of those tyrannical movements rose to power replacing democratically elected governments, by virtue of threats of, or actual, violence against their opponents," the AJC said.
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Analogies from the world of sport work well: they played "kick the can" to put off the inevitable day—once their bench is again complete, a year or two down the line, perhaps—when the matter lands back on their docket.
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By now, many, many people have explained, with analogies about family dinners and cartoons about burning houses and tweets about saving the rainforest, why "all lives matter" both misses the point and is an offensive dismissal of a real problem.
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There are perplexing bird analogies (the beautiful sisters look at Lydia, "their expressions ranging like a quarrel of sparrows"; "Mami's cry, a shrill, corporeal thing, it bubbles out of her like a fully formed bird and it flies, but Mami doesn't").
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"Analogies to past instances of primary cancellation in 1984 and 2004—when Presidents Reagan and Bush were running—are flawed both because the law was entirely different and because the incumbent presidents faced no opposition in South Carolina," the group wrote.
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It's easy to reach for historical analogies and speculate about Russian or Chinese imperial expansion, but as my colleague Graham Allison points out, you must consider the differences between current and past cases, not just similarities, and the differences are substantial.
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A small articulated iron manikin from the 16th or 17th century was created to instruct bone-setting, and represents an era when machines and their rivets and screws were increasingly being used as analogies for the internal workings of the human body.
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Understanding and going long or short on this company requires that we drop the facile analogies (aka it's Starbucks!), understand the context of startup growth in China, and take a (rare) bet on a high-flying growth company in the public markets.
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Yet these analogies miss a crucial distinction: While firing Cox accelerated Nixon's spiral toward resignation, there is every reason to believe that Trump's firing of Comey will in fact buy him more time, and might even help bury the Russia scandal for good.
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Macron lavished Putin with pomp and respect and drew analogies to Peter the Great, who founded the Russian leader's home city of St. Petersburg and visited France as part of a process of opening his nation to western influences in the 17th Century.
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"This professional wrestler—and I normally don't use wrestling analogies for the campaign—but this professional wrestler got into a no-holds-barred, last-man-standing match, and when the bell rung, he was victorious," Jacobs said in his victory speech Thursday.
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" Noah Shachtman and Peter W. Singer thoroughly dismantled this misapplication of analogies back in 2011, writing for the Brookings Institution that, with cyberspace, "the song is not the same and the historic fit to the Cold War is actually not so neat.
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WATER ST. Museum of Jewish Heritage F.D.R. DrIVE Skyscraper Museum Robert F. Wagner Jr. Park PIER A battery park East River By The New York Times The resort and cruise-ship analogies are more apt now: "This neighborhood has become affluent," he said.
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The sources of her research are wide-ranging, and she treats each element with a democratic sense of equality, finding insights and analogies about the nature of ice and the culture of cold places in the everyday as well as the academic.
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Ultimately, the most important thing historians can do is to leave the analogies to the pundits, and instead provide a critical, uncomfortable account of how we arrived at our seemingly incomprehensible current moment (many do just that, though not in the media spotlight).
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He did not seek analogies from the past, but instead demonstrated that, contrary to the perception of many Southerners, Jim Crow laws were not a tradition from time immemorial but a more recent product of the heightened racism of the late 19th century.
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Facebook's system for targeting ads — like YouTube's personalization algorithms — allows both politicians and disinformation agents to create deepening tunnels of lies that radicalize sympathetic users more effectively than any previous media form, creating a novel problem that Zuckerberg's historical analogies didn't cover.
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While such analogies do not predict outcomes, they can illustrate possibilities—and the failure of Roosevelt's court-packing plan is especially noteworthy now because the odds of its success were much greater than anyone could expect of such a plan in 2021.
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Car analogies are overused, but in this case it fits: just as only car enthusiasts really ought to pay attention to what happens at auto shows, so too only tech enthusiasts will care about the battle between the 22020K Association and the CTA.
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And of course, there was the "horny Beto tweet" that brought horny Twitter to many people's timelines: Leah McElrath, a middle-aged political analyst, compared the potential Democratic presidential candidates Richard Ojeda, Michael Avenatti and Beto O'Rourke in terms of graphic sexual analogies.
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While all historical analogies are necessarily imprecise — for starters, President John F. Kennedy dealt with the Soviets and Fidel Castro in a perilous 13 days in 1962, while the roots of the Korean crisis go back a quarter-century — one parallel shines through.
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In his latest letter, accompanying Berkshire's annual report that came out two weeks ago, Buffett compares fund managers to monkeys and uses other analogies and stories to explain why investors, on average and over time, will do best with low-cost index funds.
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While he may have been entitled to notice of his range of 23 punishment, it does not follow that he was entitled to advance notice 24 of the analogies the arbitrator might find persuasive in selecting a 25 punishment within that range.
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Drilling his current ensemble, the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, in a Mozart symphony last week, he used a battery of tools to coax out the sounds he sought: singing out phrases in his pure tenor voice, giving precise technical instructions, and, quite often, venturing into analogies.
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Big idea 2: It's difficult for humans to produce analogies that drive some of the disruption Evans observes in small teams, in part because we fixate on the surface-level details of a problem, says Niki Kittur, a computer scientist at Carnegie Mellon University.
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Never mind that piggy bank analogies in US politics are usually employed to raise the alarm about the $22 trillion national debt, which is exploding as a result of Trump's cuts and the largest single foreign owner of which (more than $1.3 trillion) is China.
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If he merely wanted to rearrange the imposing row of stuffed cows, dinosaurs and Ninja Turtles behind his sofa, his brain would whirr through millions of anecdotes, analogies, histories, possibilities and smidgens of common sense before settling on the line-up he perceived as "best".
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The turtle illustrations in the picture books, the sailor analogies prevalent in everyday conversations, the lapping of the bathwater as I relaxed in the tub — all somehow reminded me of the very body of water that I'd been afraid of all my life. Thalassophobia.
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The Pirates (25-31) stranded 12 runners, including six in scoring position, as manager Clint Hurdle resorted to hockey analogies — the Pittsburgh Penguins lost in Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals on Saturday night — to lament the inability to produce in clutch situations.
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From Day 20093, Iran saw something else: a chance to make a client state of Iraq, a former enemy against which it fought a war in the 22009s so brutal, with chemical weapons and trench warfare, that historians look to World War I for analogies.
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Analogies between Sanders and Donald Trump are often facile and misleading, but one genuine point of comparison is that both candidates appeal to voters who feel betrayed by party leaders and who perceive the country to be in a politically induced state of decline.
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Although we did not ask about political affiliation in our polls, we have long observed on the far-left in Britain, as in America and elsewhere, a demonisation of Israel with Nazi analogies and conspiracy theories and broad tolerance within those political circles for anti-Semitic statements.
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"These defendants cheated the sport in order to line their own pockets," Keith D. Edelman, an assistant United States attorney for the Eastern District of New York, said as he introduced FIFA — global soccer's governing body — to jurors through analogies to the N.F.L. and Major League Baseball.
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Williamson is a performer with the mid-Atlantic elocution and patter of an Old Hollywood actress, a penchant for clever analogies and bold claims, and an effective cadence where she builds to a crescendo in her speeches before stopping on a dime on the points she wants to stress.
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And as unfortunate as some of the analogies made by imperfect activists are, comparing the struggle of animals to that of people is never meant as an insult in this context — animal rights campaigners really do believe animals are deserving of the same basic considerations that people are.
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It was so corrupt that it "savoured rather of Russian than of Scottish jurisprudence"; so anti-Semitic that its wrongly accused victim became known as a "Scottish Dreyfus"; so embarrassing to national pride that British writers resorted to not one but two international analogies to convey their disgust.
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There is the ghost of the nineteenth-century Austrian writer Adalbert Stifter (the menaced but curious traveller, afoot in a strange, forbidding landscape); of Walter Benjamin (the elaborate analogies and formal diction); of Thomas Bernhard (the tendency toward insistent, comic exaggeration); of Peter Handke; and, above all, of Kafka.
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" And then there are her at-times puzzling analogies: "He keeps talking, like his words are rocks and speech is their momentum down a hillside"; "It's as if they see El Dorado in the banality of the other"; "Tessa and Brian are like scared gods in a bleached sea.
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Attorneys and witnesses proposed analogies for implementing code that seems bizarre — the APIs in question were compared to filing cabinets, hamburgers, electrical outlets, steering wheels, and even the Harry Potter series over the course of the two-week trial — but the strange comparisons ultimately had the desired effect.
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"If you give the algorithm a stereotypically white name, say Emily, and a stereotypically black name like Ebony, it generates a bunch of biased analogies, like singer-songwriter to rapper or pancakes to fried chicken, which are very racially biased," said Adam Kalai, another researcher on the project.
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" Naming former President Clinton's experience as a Rhodes Scholar, Jimmy Carter's work as a nuclear engineer and George H.W. Bush's time as a military pilot, Brown told us, "Each could have encountered standardized academic tests (LSAT, GMAT, Miller Analogies), where qualifying scores would have propelled them into Mensa.
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The reality is that none of the agencies we currently have in place were designed with even the faintest clue of what future technology would hold, and comparisons to utilities like water or commodities like oil, while the best analogies we have in our current regulatory system, aren't completely appropriate.
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Naming and co-founding the Electronic Frontier Foundation with Lotus 1-2-3 spreadsheet developer Mitch Kapor in 1990, the EFF simultaneously became the ACLU for the digital world and gave the pre-web internet one of its more pliant analogies (and certainly more romantic than Al Gore's "Information Superhighway").
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With no product demo and little sleep, Doug was still able to do two things that won the hearts and minds of investors in the room: he was unapologetically passionate about his idea, and he used analogies to explain his business in a way that made sense to his audience.
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KADRI Given the language of this play, how full it is, how latent it is, in that one sentence can be interpreted in five different ways, or it contains so many analogies and similes and puns — I think that's probably what led to me having such vivid, active, voracious dreams.
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For a case that has commanded global interest, especially in South and Central America, the details of the schemes as well as basic information about tournaments like the World Cup were painstakingly translated to the jury of New Yorkers, with analogies drawn to baseball, and the Mets and the Yankees specifically.
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Dressed casually in a white open shirt and slacks, Tsipras drew frequent analogies with the Odyssey, in which the hero was called to deal with the Cyclops, sirens and unruly suitors plotting to take his place - a dig at the opposition New Democracy party, which is leading in opinion polls.
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But precisely because it doesn't draw any analogies between its subject and a later president known for his uncanny ability to command media attention, fickleness on policy, profound commitment to macho posturing, and hardline views on immigration, it serves as a powerful lens through which to view our own time.
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There are analogies in the telecom sector, where operators relying on later evolutions of the telecom standards (such as 4G or LTE) found themselves implementing technologies that were no longer controlled exclusively by traditional incumbent partners, and they needed to solve technology access challenges to implement the functionality mandated by the standards.
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The central relationship in Mr. Weiner's life is with his wife, Huma Abedin, whose presence in the film — shaken, stoic, resigned, imperious, irritated — has been at the center of the anticipation surrounding it, given her close relationship to Hillary Clinton and all the analogies to which the two women's marriages lend themselves.
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His concern with this took on particular relevance in the portion of the exhibition dedicated to the "Flint Fit" project (2018–ongoing) which comes as close as visual art does to not merely drawing analogies or making proposals, but actually intervenes in the sociopolitical realm to attempt to change the material circumstances of people's lives.
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And evangelicals have their particular version of these Trump-the-indispensable conceits, from the analogies to King David (who slept around a lot, too, didn't he?) to the widespread belief that Trump's repeated against-the-odds victories mean that Providence somehow chose him for this role — and whom God has elevated, let no man impeach.
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It&aposs insulting to the people who were murdered in the holocaust, and it&aposs insulting, too, to those of us who believe that politics is something about which you can be passionate, but you shouldn&apost be stupid, and some of these people have just become stupid in pulling out analogies that are beyond the pale.
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Specifically: After the White House placed gag orders on officials in the EPA and the Departments of Agriculture, Interior, Health and Human Services, the National Park Service stepped into the vacuum, tweeting perhaps inconvenient facts about the reality of climate change and drawing similarly inconvenient analogies between Japanese-American internment and the administration's new immigration policy.
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The "wife, mother, and Christian" who launched a thousand vagina-sandwich analogies with her own may have been the first to drag both Taylor Swift and her own family members into the exercise, but she is not the first to slut-shame by picking a thing and claiming that a woman or her parts are like that thing.
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The closest modern-era analogies are 210, when Walter Mondale needed superdelegates to put him over the top before getting thrashed by Ronald Reagan, and 22016, when Hubert Humphrey prevailed on the first nomination ballot after an acrimonious floor fight between delegates paired with anti-Vietnam protests on the streets doomed Democrats and elected Richard Nixon.
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"The sooner you get the sports analogies out of your heads, something that hedge fund managers in particular are prone to, the sooner you will realize that you can make money not betting against a loser and for a winner, but rather by just accepting that there could be multiple winners and you aren't betting at all," Cramer said.
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He liked using cooking analogies to explain the various elements of his work: For example, the craft of neurohistology — which can involve slide-mounting and dyeing delicate slivers of neural tissue — was a lot like baking, he said, because in both endeavors the temperatures and times must be finely calibrated, precisely tuned, with little room for improvisation.
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And for all Trump's blustery analogies to war, he's so far refused to use the president's full power to reshape American society in response to the threat-either by imposing nationwide limits on social and business activity, or by exercising his full authority under the Defense Production Act to compel private industry to produce desperately needed medical supplies.
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The moment he answered a query — including what he'd be if he weren't an elected official ("a literary critic at some university"), the nickname he picked up in Afghanistan when buddies found out he was a mayor ("honorable lieutenant"), and the sport most comparable to politics ("football provides the most analogies") — his answer appeared on Twitter.
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You don't have to look far to see analogies between the pro-Brexit campaign in the U.K. and Trump voters in the U.S. It's not just that their leaders both look like an older, fatter Draco Malfoy on a bad hair day, or that both sets of supporters are overwhelmingly white people who live outside cities and don't have college educations.
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In Afghanistan, where Holbrooke was Obama's special representative, he often took a more pragmatic view than the president, who could barely tolerate him and his analogies to Vietnam, with Hamid Karzai figuring for him as a redux of Ngo Dinh Diem and the Taliban as a frustratingly fragmented version of the Viet Minh, with whom Holbrooke advised cutting a political deal.
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Verzemnieks is too intelligent and humane a writer to fall into the nationalist trap, and her inquiry into the past confronts the uncomfortable aspects of Latvians' participation in the war — their murky role as front-line soldiers in Hitler's army and their culpability as persecutors and murderers of Latvia's Jews — but it is impossible to read her book without drawing present-day analogies.
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The thing with Game of Thrones is that feels at once important and also very not: it is power battles crunching against each other at a geological pace, it is thin analogies for modern politics played out with fire and blood, it feels like a smart TV show even though it's mainly people holding wine glasses with a clawed hand and stabbing each other in the throat.
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Though the book begins inauspiciously with stock portraits and lengthy exposition at the expense of robust dialogue — a problem common in narratives that rely too heavily on received history rather than authorial imagination — it improves markedly as the story advances to the present day, gaining heat and aesthetic acuity until, by the end, analogies are often striking and the emotion of the denouement well-earned.
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As you'll see, the best commenters all did one or more of the following things: They added original thought and nuance to the discussion instead of just repeating what was in the article; they considered how their own feelings and beliefs shaped their responses; they used analogies to illustrate their points; they engaged with competing ideas intelligently and civilly; and they connected the topic to current events, history and literature.
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Just like Jason Miller (who worked for Trump and may soon do so again) and Kayleigh McEnany (who now hosts Trump's "real news" segment from Trump Tower) and Corey Lewandowski (who was hired by CNN even though he was contractually prohibited from bad-mouthing Trump in any way), Lord was never anything but a foil, and a dishonest one at that, continually making false arguments and poor analogies.
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At first we were tempted to liken your outlook for November to the experience of a James Turrell perceptual cell — because you need to take some time to reflect on your experiences and impulses — then we thought better of dropping yet another reference to the Light and Space zen master, so we contemplated comparing your current astrological prognostics to Marilyn Minter's messy photos — because they highlight the up-close ugliness and beauty of human bodies — but we worried we over-rely on Minter analogies.
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