Yet what I found most anomalous about being out on Newtown Creek was how not anomalous it felt.
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Currently, we have evidence for anomalous injuries, footage of anomalous aerial phenomena, transient EMF and a whole array of other bizarre things.
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Of course, any individual survey can yield an anomalous result.
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If it happens, it would be a truly anomalous event.
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If anything, it was January's contango structure that looked anomalous.
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Some are "anomalous trichromats," a common form of color blindness.
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It's anomalous for them to have a bed at home.
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Therefore, fighting insider attacks hinges on detecting anomalous user behavior.
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And his predictions are far from anomalous among mainstream economists.
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Somali dining establishments are not anomalous in the Twin Cities.
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That anomalous time made many ideas plausible that now seem strange.
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For some time, the practice remained anomalous outside of the South.
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It was a docuseries entirely focused on one totally anomalous case.
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Update: Turns out not everyone is impressed with this anomalous signal.
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But that might be the only anomalous thing about this case.
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Other methods of analysis suggest even more anomalous levels of valuation.
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Each is performed and anomalous activity is recorded for later perusal.
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Paranoia isn't anomalous in the broader view of modern human trafficking.
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But the anomaly Wiggins thought she had captured wasn't actually anomalous.
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There were anomalous instances, but as a rule, it didn't happen.
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It could be an anomalous flu, a strain that's totally unexpected.
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The result is somehow both anomalous for Cale and characteristically inventive.
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"Jury sentencing can lead to anomalous and unjust results," he wrote.
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This involves flagging anomalous downloads, suspicious sessions or unusual locations inside Box.
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But that would require another anomalous signal, which may never happen again.
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But it's worth noting that the overlap with Clinton is somewhat anomalous.
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For it to happen two days in a row is truly anomalous.
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Why couldn't they just let original live on in anomalous cult stardom?
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Radar readings from MARSIS including the anomalous ones observed in Planum Australe.
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That said, some people complain that it is anomalous on the Mall.
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" He said the stock market's record run this year was "rather anomalous.
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She and her colleagues had devised the magnetometer returning the anomalous data.
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He singles out this paper for treating the Trump presidency as anomalous.
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The dancing has been remarked upon less, but it's also highly anomalous.
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It made a gorgeous, if slightly anomalous, backdrop for Mr. Anderson's designs.
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That Fox News isn't getting a Democratic primary debate isn't exactly anomalous.
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I have also encountered faceless black shadow people, and anomalous light forms.
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The appropriately named "anomalous microwave emissions" (AMEs) were first detected two decades ago.
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Ongoing monitoring of anomalous behavior is key, as is thinking like an attacker.
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What is anomalous about Eagle Grove, Iowa, in the current presidential election campaign?
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We must dedicate ourselves to making sure that the anomalous never becomes normal.
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To dismiss Trump as ineffectual or anomalous is to miss the broader point.
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During his lifetime and after, Puvis was often dismissed as an anomalous relic.
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In short, the words "President Al Franken" should strike no one as anomalous.
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Google's Pixel 3A (9/10, WIRED Recommends) is anomalous in the Android world.
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On Fox, his disdain for liberal piety was less anomalous than his manner.
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But the situation remains an almost anomalous one, especially among US multinational companies.
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As he told Gizmodo: "It's absolutely central to the anomalous properties of water."[Science]
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They also contribute to the idea that video games are anomalous when depicting relationships.
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Still, it appears to have an anomalous acceleration other than what gravity would cause.
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I'm not sure what I expected from this anomalous world, but this isn't it.
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This loosening spread structure looked anomalous given the daily declines in LME-registered stocks.
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Spinoza's thought was so radical and his life so strange that he feels anomalous.
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The image is anomalous but not the sensation of disorientation and discovery it imparts.
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What is anomalous is the effort by some Republicans to undermine legitimate counterintelligence concerns.
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It's "super anomalous," according to John Homenuk, the founder of New York Metro Weather.
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Dr. Titze saw a chance to figure out whether his anomalous findings were real.
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And, not to let it go unmentioned, a completely anomalous Crucifixion scene, "Calvary" (1912).
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It turns out there was nothing anomalous about Brody's foray into the art world.
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However, there's some evidence that the U.S. Republican Party is anomalous among conservative parties internationally.
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The name "anomalous" spread through all of our actions and the artwork we are presenting.
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"What happened in Puerto Rico is not anomalous," she told Hyperallergic in a phone conversation.
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There is a tendency to frame the rise of Buddhist nationalism as an anomalous phenomenon.
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Economists got excited, but they also acknowledged that it could have been an anomalous blip.
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Even the collection of the 11 sitting federal judges on the list is somewhat anomalous.
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My first- and second-year students draw the anomalous fetus collection in the cadaver lab.
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Mr. Glazunov (pronounced glah-zoo-NOFE) occupied an anomalous position in the Soviet cultural landscape.
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Last year, NASA actually released a peer-reviewed scientific paper about it, reporting an anomalous thrust.
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"This is a cool and unexpected resolution to the puzzle of anomalous microwave radiation," said Greaves.
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The voter roll contains over 250,000 anomalous entries, according to Team Pachedu, a group of analysts.
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So the more data they collect, the better they can distinguish anomalous behavior from normal behavior.
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"The observations they made did not justify the claimed anomalous thrust amounts they published," said Hathaway.
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Ms Loras would not seem anomalous in any American city, as she did in São Paulo.
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Anecdotally, those who do manage to free themselves for all of August see themselves as anomalous.
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After all, it's always nice to have a spare legally anomalous territory in your back pocket.
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The combination of strong imports of copper in both concentrates and refined form is more anomalous.
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And anomalous results, of course, may indicate an unknown species and be flagged for extra attention.
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Like us, they are at odds with their surroundings, as anomalous aesthetically as we are culturally.
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That was down from 29% a year earlier and an extremely anomalous 22018% share in 210.
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Their white sides whooshed by, their presence anomalous in this valley where almost no one lives.
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To be sure, other measures of wages are showing that the recent weakness could be anomalous.
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But its eligibility to borrow from the World Bank strikes many Americans as anomalous, even scandalous.
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It's really anomalous, to at least the way video is being made and/or consumed today.
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Scientists seeking to explore some of water's anomalous properties studied specially treated water mixed with another chemical.
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But 2016 has been an anomalous year indeed for what was, until recently, America's saddest sports city.
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Indeed, with smelter production growth slowing in China, the tightness in the raw materials market looks anomalous.
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However, this analysis breaks down when the weather is extremely anomalous as happened in 2004 and 2012.
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But that was anomalous; most years he gave a pittance, and he stopped contributing altogether in 22019.
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He took coincidences as meaningful; he aw-shucksed every time an "anomalous phenomenon" mysteriously evaded the cameras.
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Then, toward the end of my stay, there was one seemingly anomalous episode — the breakup of Yugoslavia.
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The scent of flowers is pervasive, a weirdly anomalous whiff of perfume amid the clatter of machinery.
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Stella's anomalous smoke ring photos, which occupy a narrow wall of the retrospective, are a telling example.
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As in Mali or Cambodia, we need a national system for spotting anomalous patterns or unknown pathogens.
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As for visiting one of Florida's myriad theme parks, he said, the attack on young Lane was anomalous.
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Investigating further, they realized the anomalous stars were part of a nearby galaxy—one previously unknown to us.
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Illustration depicting anomalous earthquakes—the deep creep—near the San Andreas and San Jacinto faults in southern California.
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Artificial intelligence, especially machine learning technologies, can detect anomalous vehicle behavior or attempted code interference in real time.
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SD: As a person who sees a lot of art, what I saw in Anomalous Expansion was refreshing.
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We also utilized the etymology of the word "anomalous," which means deviating from the norm, doing something unusual.
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Still, Slack is probably anomalous as an enterprise company with a high enough profile to pull one off.
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What this tells forecasters is that the potential is there for an anomalous, if not historic, rainfall event.
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But his path out of the dark tunnel of extremism was a self-generated one, and therefore anomalous.
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Therefore, with a bit of machine learning and enough data, it becomes pretty easy to identify anomalous behavior.
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White rage is normalized, while Black women's emotions are not only seen as anomalous, but also as dangerous.
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"This particular air mass is quite cold — it's definitely anomalous, 15 degrees below normal," Mr. Homenuk told us.
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That more American men than women will reach the second week of Wimbledon is anomalous, given recent results.
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That would still be a mystery were it not for the anomalous data received by the Galileo magnetometer.
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"GEO satellites have experienced failures, malfunctions, schedule delays, coverage gaps, unforeseen maneuvers and other anomalous events," Roseler explained.
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Almost everything anomalous about the place—its climate, its ecology, its history—is the result of its geology.
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Defender relies on machine-learning systems that detect anomalous behavior, both with insider threats and potential phishing scams.
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Nearly everything about Guo A is anomalous in the Western fashion world, not least her indifference to it.
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The silhouette figure, the flaccid drawing of the cops, and the illustration of an action are all anomalous.
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Astronomers have documented around 230 anomalous TNOs to date—objects featuring exaggerated and inclined orbits, and odd clustering behavior.
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His company received $22 million dollars to study and generate reports on exotic science, UFOs, and other anomalous phenomena.
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Our next leader should not be attempting to re-create the historic and, likely anomalous, boom from 1946-1971.
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GE on Friday said all but one of the parts related to the anomalous disk were out of service.
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Anomalous Expansion continues at the Darul Uloom Islamic Center (977 East 5th Street, St. Paul, Minnesota) through October 8.
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Observing the work up-close can feel like an act of surveillance, your gaze in search of anomalous details.
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That bout was anomalous in other ways, as it marked a clear departure from the standard McGregor fighting style.
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Then it flags any anomalous data for human investigators, who check whether in fact money laundering is going on.
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Even more importantly, how will it know it's in an anomalous situation and it doesn't know what to do?
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An anomalous result on paper, a reversal of the usual order, a subversion of expectations, but no damned fluke.
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Do you think the rise in anti-immigrant sentiment is anomalous, or the beginning of a broader cultural shift?
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Global rainfall was close to average, but there were anomalous events that the agency attributed to a warming climate.
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The pines looked so anomalous surrounded by a sea of grasses that the area was known as Island Trees.
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"Since when are sticky floors in a movie theater an anomalous thing that's worth getting upset over?" he said.
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This anomalous weather was followed by the fourth-highest recorded amount of snowfall in Nome in over 100 years.
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Aside from the late, somewhat anomalous Guggenheim Museum in New York City, few people have visited Wright's landmark works.
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His company received $22016 million dollars to study and generate reports on exotic science, UFOs, and other anomalous phenomena.
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Set against the longer-term downtrends in both LME stocks and Indonesian shipments, tin's fall from grace looks anomalous.
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But the misconstrual of Gates's position isn't just unfair; it's actively counterproductive given how anomalous a figure he is.
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In "B/W VI" (1967–68), two curved lines appear, attached to a rectangle to produce a totally anomalous shape.
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Arctic weather in 2016 may have often been abnormal or anomalous, but to many scientists, it's becoming all too common.
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The agency said it detected anomalous activity in the Federally Facilitated Exchange's (FFE) Direct Enrollment pathway for agents and brokers.
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The anomalous radio pulse was detected in May of 2015, but the scientists made their discovery public just this week.
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Scully misjudged that this anomalous DNA would hurt her, and Mulder was wrong when he said he wanted to believe.
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But he also kept getting anomalous readings from his equipment, pinging him for objects that were definitely not nuclear sites.
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Worker hours A recession may get rolling with a few seemingly anomalous events like the recently-announced GM plant closures.
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Editorial Natural disasters that were once anomalous are becoming almost commonplace, and the country is clearly not prepared for them.
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What explains Congress wanting to put Puerto Rico in this anomalous position of not being able to restructure its debt?
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It's about the expansiveness of the mind, our incredible, anomalous ability to take on what is vast, abstract and intuited.
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This kind of inclusiveness increasingly feels anomalous for the developed world — and not just because of Donald Trump and Brexit.
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It is necessary that we to see our society today as continuous with that history and not anomalous to it.
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Australia can sometimes seem an anomalous fringe nation, geographically marooned, colonial shrapnel floating in a bottom corner of the world.
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Pilots should follow Boeing's manual when confronted with this anomalous situation, the company initially wrote in its advisory last week.
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The economy was sinking, crime was spiking, nuclear war was plausible, divorce rates were soaring and helicopter parenting was anomalous.
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Valentine was not as anomalous as he might now seem: Southern Baptists had always tolerated a surprising degree of heterogeneity.
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But in the end, what Avenatti proved is not how much Trump changed politics but how anomalous Trump actually is.
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But Jambo, and a few others of its ilk, including the nearby Afro Deli and St. Paul's Alimama's, are anomalous.
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But add it to the other six and it is Earth's surface ocean that looks anomalous, rather than Pluto's buried one.
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Though the international art destination is anomalous to the surrounding neighborhood, its presence in the area has been longstanding and organic.
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Still, that degree of outperformance is relatively anomalous, with actual bitcoin beating the fund in two of the prior three months.
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If we ever finally detect an extraterrestrial civilization, it may very well come from an anomalous radio pulse such as this.
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A striking stat about the CBOE Volatility Index provides yet more testimony to the anomalous quiet seen in the equity market.
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Yet insurance and reinsurance companies overwhelmingly continue to treat storms as "anomalous rather than correlated to climate change," the study said.
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All this makes it anomalous that the institutions of the EU are dominated by the language of its most recalcitrant member.
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That level of departures -- particularly so early in an administration -- is historically anomalous, again according to data gathered by Dunn Tempas.
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It posits abstraction as an anomalous yet essential phase: Guston's paint-handling became physical and only more so as images returned.
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It carries, it rides an invisible jet stream, top flight created by top-gun hitter, creating anomalous trajectories that benefit him.
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It posits abstraction as an anomalous yet essential phase; Guston's paint-handling became physical and only more so as images returned.
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During the 1990s, he had a regular column in the Journal of Economic Perspectives, where he detailed stories of anomalous behavior.
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How dare we even pretend that the offenses have been isolated and anomalous and not orchestrated and executed by the nation?
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If the gene was absent from the common ancestor, it couldn't have gotten into the anomalous butterfly species by vertical descent.
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The post-air-gap environment requires constant scanning for anomalous network activity as well as rigorous patch management and security upgrades.
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Porter's "problems" and his superiors' indifference to them are not anomalous in Trump's White House; both are foundational to its ethos.
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It is looking ever more anomalous as the regional aluminium supply chain continues migrating from upstream smelting to downstream metals formation.
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The house's contrasts are pleasing to Mr. Moss, whose family home in a suburb of Chicago contained its own anomalous pairings.
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But the events in Charlottesville are not atypical, and data shows that the feelings that motivated those events are not anomalous.
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What if we found that there's some anomalous lighter-weight charge that's keeping defendants in jail for longer-than-expected periods?
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Breitbart's false map is not anomalous; fake news proliferated rapidly this election cycle, in part because it does so well on Facebook.
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Naturally, the inability of scientists to immediately explain the anomalous signals has led to rampant speculation that aliens must somehow be involved.
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To detect the new planets, the astronomers used a new technique that detects anomalous patterns of flowing gas within planet-forming disks.
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Ron Wyden, Democrat of Oregon, DHS said it had observed "anomalous activity" around the nation's capital consistent with cell-site simulator usage.
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The bouncing boulder theory was first proposed in 1989, but owing to these anomalous observations, other theories have managed to stick around.
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We just didn't realize that because we grew up in an anomalous time when the divide was about the size of government.
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Another exoplanet, Kepler-19b might have a ghost—okay, probably not, but the planet doesn't have a consistent orbit, which is anomalous.
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The smaller movies feel more personal, both for the characters and for the directors, who get to experiment with anomalous, oddball choices.
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Echoing Adams claims that veganism is seen as inherently feminised, Timony believes he is viewed as anomalous for being a male vegan.
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Meanwhile, evidence kept accumulating showing that what Fisaha and his friends experienced in Rwanda had not been anomalous: It was the norm.
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" Hannah's fugue seemed to fit what Etzel Cardeña, a professor of psychology at Lund University, in Sweden, describes as "anomalous psychological experience.
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Indeed, the existence of a professional resident theater in the United States outside of New York was, at the time, nearly anomalous.
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Moore's complaint also alleged "anomalous" higher voter turnout in Jefferson County, in which census data shows 43% of the population is black.
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So were such reliably anomalous styling elements as a pair of grandpa trousers unaccountably worn with backward suspenders or Mary Jane shoes.
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But even more fundamentally, moviegoers have a tendency to regard any CG actor warily, waiting for the anomalous jolt, the telltale glitch.
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Greenwald requested information in August from the Navy regarding the content of the three popular videos purporting to show anomalous aerial objects.
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FDI into Britain collapsed to $15 billion in 2017 from an anomalous $196 billion in 2016 caused by a few mega-deals.
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The president's anti-democratic impulses are one thing to behold — they often feel like an anomalous attack on America's key norms and institutions.
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Ultimately, the new paper "falls short of being an astrophysically plausible explanation for the anomalous structure of the distant solar system," he said.
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The researchers attributed the anomalous 2015 results to "ghost signals"—stray radar reflections that exist in front of, and not behind, the walls.
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"Kayak Morning," an account of memories and feelings after our daughter Amy died in 2007, of an anomalous heart condition, at age 38.
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And so was the isotopically anomalous big cat, which had clearly been fed on animals (perhaps turkeys) that had, themselves, fed on maize.
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These scientists were tasked with studying the multitude of anomalous phenomena reported by the ranch's previous owners and locals in the surrounding area.
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None of this is anomalous for a rural city that accommodates one of ICE's 82 detention centers, but Eloy is indeed an anomaly.
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It can also cause the undulations of the jet stream to grow in amplitude, which leads to more anomalous weather systems, Mann says.
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Organizations of every stripe are fundamentally obliged to monitor their infrastructures for risky configurations, anomalous user activities, suspicious network traffic, and host vulnerabilities.
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Never forget that Trump wasn't anomalous, he was the Republican Party's quintessence, and their defection is a matter of self-preservation, not conscience.
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Mr. DeLonge: I saw some really anomalous stuff one night out in the desert, zipping across the stars, horizon to horizon, zig zagging.
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The two anomalous galaxies he's identified as being dark-matter-deficient are strange in a number of ways, by anyone's standards, he says.
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"It continues:"While we identified a small amount of anomalous activity and could not entirely rule out the possibility of individual DoS attempts during the period from May 20173 through May 9, 2017, we do not believe this activity resulted in any measurable degradation of system availability given the minuscule scale of the anomalous activity relative to the contemporaneous voluminous viral traffic.
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At the same time, AVs also act as probes, capturing anomalous road behaviors that are then identified and processed through cloud-enabled feedback loops.
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As Ms Koenig explains, Mr Syed's case is far too anomalous to reveal what works, or doesn't work, in the country's criminal-justice system.
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New research suggests a planet isn't required to achieve the anomalous orbits, and that a massive ring of debris is a more plausible explanation.
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That said, taking more biotin than you need can change your blood levels and cause you to have anomalous results on standard blood tests.
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Palantir is anomalous in many ways, including its age, the tenure of its employees, and the amount of money it has raised from investors.
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Fox said this is why most physicists were hesitant to make any claims about the anomalous events when they were first published in 2016.
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Notably, Finland escaped the damaging fires that Sweden experienced in the summer of 2018 in the midst of a highly anomalous heat wave there.
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The more we looked into it and more we took gratitude in our name, "anomalous," the more we accepted everything else laying around us.
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Until LGBTQ representation becomes less anomalous in the world of kids' TV, moments when it does happen will likely continue to make the news.
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As reported by Paul Gilster at Centauri Dreams, the anomalous signal was detected by an international team of astronomers back on May 15, 2015.
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The only thing anomalous about those states is that a Republican candidate won them fair-and-square for the first time since the 85033s.
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When the company's statistical engine finds something anomalous to normal operations, it replays and records an end-to-end trace of the data flows.
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Last year, uncertainty surrounding Trump's immigration policies likely contributed to an anomalous decrease in border crossings, but it appears the seasonal trends are back.
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The anomalous dots belonged to James Bullard, the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis, and traditionally a bit of a hawk.
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Mr. Kurtzrock's case may be the most recent example of the system's egregious failure to hold a rogue prosecutor accountable, but it's hardly anomalous.
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As anomalous as that might sound, scientists expect it to become a more frequent occurrence due to the impacts of human-driven climate change.
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This anomalous tax treatment was a fabulous tax loophole for both businesses and workers, especially at a time when tax rates were historically high.
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He is curious to know what a New York writer is going to make of it all, and conscious that his work is anomalous.
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"Given the anomalous pool of moisture over the region and the intense rainfall rates, some pockets of flash flooding will be possible," the service said.
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It's the brief windows of clarity in expression that then become anomalous—that carry extra weight and meaning on those rare occasions when they appear.
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XOR's decision to manufacture its badges in the US is rather anomalous in the badgelife community, but it saves the group a lot of headache.
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It "seems somewhat anomalous to treat Wyoming's statute exactly the same as California's, even though California's statute applies to more than 50 times the population".
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Theoretically, a piece of computer software can be programmed to learn and become smarter in the way it catches anomalous patterns in a company's networks.
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"That big blocking high over the North Pacific is what is going to disrupt the Arctic Circle, flooding the area with anomalous warmth," Ventrice said.
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Deep shadows began to creep across the desolate slopes all around us, the raking light emphasizing the anomalous straight line of the Warm Springs Fault.
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We don't usually eat black food, so trying to figure out where this anomalous number two came from can be a frustrating and confusing exercise.
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Space weather events happen all the time, and many are harmless; an event causing radio blackouts, solar radiation storms, and geomagnetic storms would be anomalous.
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But Arya has always been an anomalous plot ingredient, an outsider whose journey takes her to a place where she can discard her identity completely.
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Over the past 10 years, astronomers have bagged about two dozen of the events, which register as extreme anomalous spikes in radio telescope survey data.
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In 215, the Sentencing Commission, responsible for developing guidelines for judges to use when determining punishments, said it created "anomalous results" and recommended its elimination.
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The whole presentation is dreamlike, yet even that surface is riven by dream sequences, and by anomalous ruptures in point-of-view and narrative momentum.
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But it has never actually been true that Democrats need a historically anomalous level of turnout and a tidal wave of new voters to win.
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His military background makes him anomalous in Hollywood; the days of Clark Gable and Jimmy Stewart leaving pictures to fly combat missions are long gone.
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That means, if your system does get spoofed, you can detect anomalous behavior much more easily because you're dealing with one logon instead of many.
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Let's take a look at what happened in those three anomalous years -- 1934, 1998 and 2002 -- in which the president's party picked up House seats.
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The soldier-dominated scenes could use more concentrated energy, though, and the play's villainous rich widow (Kathleen Wise) seems anomalous in Mr. Romagnoli's grand scheme.
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DHS "has observed anomalous activity in the National Capital Region (NCR) that appears to be consistent with International Mobile Subscriber Identity (IMSI) catchers," Krebs wrote.
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The fact that these three years are at the end of the dataset makes it hard to identify just how "normal" or anomalous they were.
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In their recent paper, Peters and her group also put their participants through an "anomalous task,"—where a person is placed in a strange experience.
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Many are profoundly unhappy that the exchange has tolerated a strategy that has resulted in anomalous technical tightness in a market characterised by massive inventory overhang.
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Perhaps this anomalous observation came from two black holes that merged, and then later merged with a third black hole, in a black hole-rich environment.
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Anomalous Structures would also have been a good name for Blink-182's 2011 album Neighborhoods, wherein the band tried to sound like Rush for skaters.
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"We have come through such a statistically anomalous period that even if we just go back to average, it is going to scare people," he said.
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These anomalous slip-sense faults, as they're called, only seem to occur in one small area, and the researchers were at a loss to explain why.
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You could potentially create a computer program that monitors the system for anomalous (fraudulent or illegal) behavior, or you could query it directly on individual events.
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Thus we meet a phenomenon that many progressive feminists found and still find anomalous — the existence not only of conservative feminism but even of bigoted feminism.
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"We have come through such a statistically anomalous period that even if we just go back to average it is going to scare people," he said.
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The New York Stock Exchange, where Cloudera shares now trade, uses Cloudera to analyze all its trades to spot anomalous patterns and illicit trading, Reilly said.
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Last year, ice levels remained low even when colder winds blew through the Bering Sea, "pointing to a potential role of anomalous ocean heat," said Kaleschke.
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But Trump -- and his family -- have been anomalous as it relates to the way people perceive presidents and their families since the moment he began running.
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"An anomalous, singular, short, violent and non-nuclear event, consistent with an explosion, was registered," navy spokesman Enrique Balbi told a news conference in Buenos Aires.
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The study discovered that of the general population, 46.5% are interested in at least one of the eight sexual behaviors that the DSM-5 labels anomalous.
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So much of her life from her marriage, her career, she was often anomalous and the first woman or the second woman in very male worlds.
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I sensed City's high-level suite probing mine, getting past my false ID. The kibe started to speak in the anomalous baritone of a famous actor.
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While it explores several other cases, the series spends its time analyzing the UFO community and the people who claim to have encounters with the anomalous.
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Now I know that to be a black nerd is by no means anomalous; millions of people who look like me grew up loving comic books.
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This should have been presented to voters as what it was — a huge, anomalous situation; the political equivalent of flashing red warnings lights on the highway.
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The first hint of its existence came in 2009, when a sonar survey by the Swedish Maritime Administration registered an anomalous blip on the Baltic seafloor.
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"So getting a handle on how much of that drop was anomalous weather and how much a change in the long-term trend is really important."
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The thrust of the conservative case against Bivens is that Brennan's decision was the product of a less responsible era — and an anomalous one at that.
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While some aspects of Houston's agony are likely anomalous, a similar set of risk factors threatens hundreds of communities from coast to coast and in between.
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But if this crop ends up being bigger than everyone expected, it might be time to accept what used to seem anomalous as the new normal.
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Much as 2016 produced an anomalous split between the popular vote and the Electoral College, 2018 could produce a split decision between the House and Senate.
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So Parkland may not have led to a big, permanent boost in support for gun control — at least, not levels of support that are historically anomalous.
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The material we discovered, and the other pieces of evidence that have emerged, are genuinely anomalous, and that's about the most we can say about it.
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Admittedly the Kasich numbers are anomalous for Republican candidates at all levels of government, but they are more common in gubernatorial elections than in presidential contests.
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Astronomers have long known that some type of very small, rapidly spinning particle is throwing off this faint light, which is known as anomalous microwave emission (AME).
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Illustration: S. Dagnello, NRAO/AUI/NSFFor years, astronomers have struggled to understand the source of anomalous microwave emissions coming from various locations across the Milky Way galaxy.
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But in politics you need a majority, and it doesn't seem to be the case that the majority is feeling some historically anomalous level of economic discontent.
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Around the globe, many energy and fuel producers have been caught off guard this year by severe storms, anomalous temperatures and rapid changes to available water supplies.
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Article two of the statutes says the auditor-general has "full autonomy and independence", including to "receive and investigate any reports on anomalous activities" of Vatican entities.
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"The persistence of these anomalous temperatures in the Arctic is unusual," said Zack Labe, a graduate student studying Arctic climate at the University of California at Irvine.
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A study published last year in Geophysical Research Letters claims that man-made warming can explain 8-27% of the anomalous drought conditions between 2012 and 2014.
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Not only are the cuts themselves unprecedented, but the way the administration is going about these determinations is as equally anomalous and may even violate the law.
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My husband recently had an endoscopy that revealed an anomalous patch of stomach tissue on the wall of his esophagus which had been exacerbating his acid reflux.
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Both sides can agree that Mr. Trump is a political anomaly; the question that can distinguish Democrats and Republicans is whether the nation's situation requires anomalous measures.
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" When asked about the anomalous image — there are few mothers in Mr. Pettibon's work — he reflected that his own was "my only fan for so many years.
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CMS began the initial investigation of "anomalous system activity in the Direct Enrollment pathway" on October 13, they said, and a breach was declared on October 16.
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A few years after MARSIS was parked in orbit around the Red Planet, it began to receive anomalous radar echoes over various areas of the south pole.
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In addition, there is a new security product called VMware AppDefense, which is designed to help understand the normal state of the network, then report on anomalous behavior.
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In another direction, the anomalous "Urban Landscape" — a street view with bare trees and dark buildings, a rare subject for Michel — has the simplified Precisionism of George Ault.
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Experts point to "shifting food sources" caused by "anomalous oceanic conditions" as contributing factors in this recent phenomenon of dead gray whales washing ashore in the Bay Area.
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In a recall notice filed with NHTSA, Ford said data from the two incidents and an anomalous test all occurred with inflators from the same propellant production lot.
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While the low volatility that has marked the prior two weeks is certainly anomalous, it is part and parcel of the more general trend of declining market moves.
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Surprisingly, it is 2015 that stands out as the anomalous year, with serial founders jumping into the fray and snagging 22 percent of total funding in the space.
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The Leftfield Collection is anomalous, a white-walled hallway within both of EGX's twice-yearly conferences, held in Birmingham and London (the latter the more indies-focused Rezzed).
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It would be anomalous and wrongheaded for the White House to suddenly declare that the administration cannot take actions with Bin Salman in particular due to constitutional concerns.
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Mainstream gay rights organizations often depict the movement for queer liberation as dominated by white, cisgender men, and Stonewall as an anomalous, sudden explosion of inexplicable queer rage.
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In Capital, Piketty provided ample evidence that the trends during the mid-twentieth century were historically anomalous, and that today's extreme inequality is a return to the norm.
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The lender said on Friday it had asked Italy's market watchdog to verify whether the performance of its shares might be the result of illegal or anomalous actions.
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His investigation, accompanied by haunting images of Southern back roads and quiet houses, is punctuated by reminders that Bill Spann's death is hardly a unique or anomalous event.
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"We can't say for sure that these anomalous fever spikes are Covid-19, but we believe this is the earliest signal of where it's occurring," Mr. Singh said.
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The material they were installing may seem anomalous in the setting, and that is because you will not often encounter a Wonderbra sharing quarters with a Van Gogh.
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The words lingered in my mind as anomalous, even subversive, as I emerged from the museum into the bright sunlight of another day in the age of Trump.
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Barring that anomalous rebound from an 11.1% plunge in the previous month because of a nationwide truckers' strike, it was the fastest rate of growth since December 2017.
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Once an anomalous situation is detected, it is flagged and transferred wirelessly to the cloud for offline processing, including tuning of the machine learning models used on the vehicles.
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Berkshire itself might seem anomalous, with shares of the Omaha, Nebraska-based conglomerate having generated a roughly 2 million percent gain in Buffett's nearly 52 years at the helm.
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Updating gravity's laws so that they change in the outer regions of galaxies would explain this anomalous behavior more elegantly and more easily than a dark matter particle alone.
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Officials at the center say biologists have observed gray whales "in poor body condition" this year, possibly "due to anomalous oceanic conditions" which have contributed to "shifting food sources."
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Even if Kim was willing to do so, Jackson says, he wouldn't strike a deal with an "anomalous" and erratic president who couldn't possibly "ensure continuity" into future administrations.
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We gradually gain a better understanding of the emotions that drove Lena into Area X, a morass of guilt and love and determination as deep as any anomalous swamp.
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Many are anomalous, like a self-cloning lizard or a zebra shark that manages to give "virgin birth" to non-clones by self-fertilizing and re-mixing its genes.
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The space-based observatory is designed to sniff-out exoplanets, but Kepler's observations sometimes showed anomalous stellar behavior, in which some stars suddenly got really bright for short periods.
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"Our office has been in contact with DHS regarding reports of anomalous cellular network activity, which may involve the SS7 system," said a spokesman for Wyden in an email.
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They also found that seemingly anomalous observations of very large holes, as in 2015, could be attributed to volcanic eruptions, which deplete ozone by releasing sulfates into the atmosphere.
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None are expected to be sentenced to any time in prison, but they are in an anomalous position as the prosecution of senior management seems to be winding down.
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When the Pew data about religiosity is tracked against a country's relative wealth equality or inequality, rather than GDP, the United States' religious observance is no longer statistically anomalous.
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Maybe they'll usher in a vastly more open immigration regime, one where deportation is anomalous, not routine, and where families fleeing violence receive asylum as a matter of course.
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It then uses artificial intelligence to search for anomalous behavior and report back when it finds it (or it can automatically shut down access depending on how it's configured).
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We've been measuring fission products for five decades now, but it's only been in the past couple of years that the anomalous bump and antineutrino deficiency have been apparent.
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For example, Redding, California, which was the site of an anomalous, destructive fire tornado had its warmest July on record as well, with an average temperature of 99.6°F.
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"The Spanish flu is one of the worst, if not the worst, pandemic humanity ever went through, and it's really anomalous in the history of flu pandemics," she explains.
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After traveling the country, I spent the final day of a surreal journey in New York City, that anomalous financial and cultural capital that is home to Mr. Trump.
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On occasion, there are several anomalous occurrences of sudden bursts across a wide range of the RF spectrum, which is not typical of a single signal source or station.
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It would be anomalous for the President to lose only one power -- the power to pardon -- upon impeachment alone, and no serious legal authority has argued for this interpretation.
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White, Idaho$50K in medical debt, student debt, fees from undergrad and grad school, and car loanTime to pay off debt: three years My situation was anomalous, I suspect.
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His impulse to assemble found parts of the world into something wholly new and anomalous found its greatest expression in film, the one form he kept coming back to.
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People with anomalous numbers of sex chromosomes, such as those with Turner Syndrome, have a range of problems from virtually no issues to infertility, heart problems and cognitive impairment.
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The election went, again, to the right-wing Likud — with significant help from Mr. Ohana, now 43 and one of his party's most hard-line, eloquent and anomalous spokesmen.
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Such figures were revered because they possessed a raw, anomalous magnetism that emanated regardless of clothing and aesthetic and a willingness to actually call out bullshit in the public sphere.
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The view from the road is anomalous: framed by Catawba trees, the façade combines northern Italian architecture and Ozark stone, seeming to belong as much to the Apennines as Arkansas.
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What had been anomalous suddenly became "the common misery of millions," observed the writer and activist Jonathan Kozol in his 1988 book Rachel and Her Children: Homeless Families in America.
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Definers Public Affairs is "an outfit of elite GOP operatives" specializing in opposition research — a cutthroat dark art that's the norm in politics but anomalous in virtue-conscious Silicon Valley.
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Temperatures have been above freezing in Fairbanks, where they're typically near or below 0 degrees Fahrenheit at this time of year, so we're talking some seriously anomalous mild air here.
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As such, the show is not only astounding, not only informative, not only amusing; but it also returns art aesthetics to an intellectual intermediate zone of the anomalous and occult.
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It can take a few hours to scan your entire system and Domas is even offering to look over anomalous logs so let him know if you find something odd.
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Therefore, there's a belief among scientists that the anomalous thrust (if, again, it's really there) should have a classical (non-quantum) explanation based on Maxwell's electromagnetism and Einstein's general relativity.
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Just 16 percent of this year's corn crop was sold as of mid-December versus 31 percent last year and 74 percent in 2015, but the latter was highly anomalous.
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Florida, Georgia and Texas are hardly anomalous — studies repeatedly show that race plays a pernicious role in the administration of the death penalty across the country, from Pennsylvania to Washington.
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To achieve this kind of identification requires massive amounts of data, and PerimeterX uses machine learning to help understand normal behavior and shut down anomalous behavior in an automated fashion.
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David Thewlis is the voice of Michael, a self-help author stuck in a rut until he meets an anomalous woman (Jennifer Jason Leigh) who shakes up his monotonous life.
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The study discovered that, of 1,040 Quebeckers representative of the general population, 46.5% are interested in at least one of the eight sexual behaviors that the DSM-5 labels anomalous.
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"While our performance has been strong, I recognise that the size of the consequent jump in my own total reward in 2017 feels anomalous and has created concerns," he wrote.
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In the U.S., banks will file Suspicious Activity Reports, or SARs, if they notice a drastic increase in wire transfers, cash transactions, or other behavior anomalous with an account's history.
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Just how anomalous are high economic approval ratings -- and positive jobs numbers like 4.1% economic growth in the 2nd quarter of 2018 -- with middling overall job approval numbers, historically speaking?
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And the answer is basically that high oil prices plus savings and loan deregulation created an anomalous construction boom/bust cycle in the 1980s that left Texas oversupplied with housing.
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"Green," the debut novel from Sam Graham-Felsen, who was chief blogger for Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign, chronicles the middle school travails of an anomalous variety of minority student.
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And that has become part of Beyoncé's and Jay-Z's shared project: to remember, amid their indisputable yet anomalous success, how much has been denied to others by systemic racism.
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It sends out alerts — brief synopses of anomalous disease outbreaks that its AI has discovered and the risks they may pose — to health care, government, business, and public health clients.
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SO, AT THE MOMENT I – MY OWN PREFERENCE WOULD BE WAIT A LITTLE BIT LONGER, LET THE MARCH INFLATION, ANOMALOUS INFLATION RATE FROM A YEAR AGO FALL OUT OF THAT.
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"It is sort of sounding a warning bell saying that we keep seeing these anomalous weather events over many years and we can quickly get adjusted to that," he said.
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I would say, though, that these scientists have discovered something that is truly anomalous, but I'm not in a position to say what it is or where it came from.
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The company says its primary service will be maritime surveillance, looking for anomalous radio signals such as a fishing vessel turning off its automated identification tracker near a marine protected zone.
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We constantly have to remind ourselves how not-normal these times are, and The Washington Post today finds a fresh way to illuminate President Trump's anomalous and inexplicable views on Russia.
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Even without the anomalous and exaggerated inflations of prices of the drugs that are in the news, we have been hearing for years of how all drug prices are unsustainably high.
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After the Times report dropped on Saturday, the Pentagon officially confirmed the existence of a $22 million government program exploring "anomalous aerospace threats" — also known as unidentified flying objects, or UFOs.
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And in 2017, when the Pentagon revealed it spent $22 million in tax dollars for a secret program for analyzing "anomalous aerial vehicles" — UFOs — people became even more convinced aliens existed.
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While Trump's rise to the top of the Republican field was treated -- by me and lots of other people -- at the time as a stunning and anomalous development, it really wasn't.
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Metaphorically, seamless indicates that in the eyes of the federal government, birth control is not separate and apart, not an anomalous choice, but an ordinary and essential part of women's lives.
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"These facts suggest that we need to know what normal sexual practices are before we label a legal sexual interest as anomalous," lead researcher Christian Joyal, PhD, explained in a statement.
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Hong Kong, formed by the unlikely confrontation between an ascendant British Empire and a diminished Chinese one, enjoyed an anomalous period of dominance, and it sang of its own troubled adolescence.
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On Friday, a Pentagon official said the United States had detected "anomalous naval activity" by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps and commercial ships suspected of carrying missiles and other military hardware.
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If the anomalous galaxies are in fact much closer to Earth than the distance used for van Dokkum's calculations, then calculating their dark matter components gives results within the expected range.
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It provides visibility into who has access to the code, how that access is used, and then automatically monitors the movement of the code while it's looking for any anomalous behavior.
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" In a dream factory like Hollywood, where the business meeting is the dominant form of social intercourse and transience a defining state, community can sometimes seem like an anomalous concept. "L.
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One of the challenges of this kind of anomalous, isolated trauma is that, because it came out of nowhere, it can be hard convince yourself that it's not going to recur.
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The agency said "anomalous activity" consistent with their use had been detected and that that activity may be caused by foreign actors seeking to track cellphones and potentially intercept calls and messages.
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Grand Theft Auto categorizes the player as an anomalous criminal in an otherwise pristine city, while the Elder Scrolls casts the player as a bringer of order to a world in crisis.
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Surely the project's resulting data has been analyzed and analyzed again by now, but Heister offers an intriguing reconsideration—one that yields a small anomalous signal in the 30 GeV mass range.
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In that top 252, the only two that Clinton didn't win were somewhat anomalous: Huntsville, Alabama (where a large NASA installation is located) and Lexington Park, Maryland (which includes a naval base).
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A 2014 genetic analysis of 30 hair samples from "anomalous primates" believed to be Yetis came from a variety of better-known animals like a Paleolithic polar bear, other bears and dogs.
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And finally, scientists understand pretty much every bit of noise that could produce a signal in the experiment, increasing their confidence that they've actually found something important when an anomalous signal appears.
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What happens next is both more of the same — their next album, "Next," opens with a few seconds of "Sex" — and somewhat anomalous in the sense that the record is quite conventional.
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"As for the software used for the hack, UN investigators determined that "the most likely explanation for the anomalous data egress was use of mobile spyware such as NSO Group&aposs Pegasus.
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Witness of Another World tells the story of Juan Pérez, a lonely gaucho who, as a young boy, allegedly had an encounter with an anomalous aerial vehicle and the strange entities inside.
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In terms of executive privilege, there's no statutory law codifying the exact contours of the privilege, and I would consider it anomalous if executive privilege could shield an ongoing obstruction of justice.
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Binary black hole systems are rare enough, but the pair of supermassive black holes orbiting around each other at the center of the distant radio galaxy 0402+379 offer something even more anomalous.
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His other major project is to increase the JPL's "cyber situational awareness" — in other words, instrumenting their systems to collect and analyze data, in real time, to detect attacks and other anomalous behavior.
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What you can't see on this chart are any anomalous downturns in apprehensions — the sort of thing that could be explained by a change in US policy that had discouraged families from coming.
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She responded to Washington Post White House bureau chief Philip Rucker's tweet about the anomalous nature of Trump's rallies, which he's continued to hold long after his electoral college victory in November 2016.
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Even though the release of gas from the surface (like from a comet) could have explained the anomalous acceleration, 'Oumuamua didn't have an observable tail or observable carbon gas spewing from its surface.
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There's no cast-iron rule that rising prices must be accompanied by tightening time-spreads, but the level of copper contango is still an increasingly anomalous bear signal in a generally bullish picture.
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"When the primary turnout becomes anomalous, and suddenly it's surging in one direction or another, that does tend to have some bearing on general election turnout," said Tom Bonier, a Democratic microtargeting expert.
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Machine-learning algorithms identify anomalous events (such as the rash of timeouts from mobile devices that represent a statistical outlier compared to historical patterns) and surface them to the attention of IT staff.
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"Once we gain visibility into the behavior of the user, we are able to discern between normal behavior and an anomalous behavior that looks like it's coming from an automated tool," he said.
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" A Homeland Security official, who declined to be named, told CNBC the concept for the AVATAR system "was envisioned by researchers to assist human screeners by flagging people exhibiting suspicious or anomalous behavior.
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"The rest of the world wasn't on this kind of trigger edge, and yet here was this anomalous place where there were still guns kind of pointed at each other," Mr. Snyder said.
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"AI is good at spotting anomalous behavior, but it will also spot 99 other things that people need to go in and check" out, only to discover it wasn't an attack, says Adkins.
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Since the complaint in effect names Mr. Najib as a recipient of some of the money diverted from the fund, it would be anomalous to then turn it back over to his government.
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Back on August 24, Kepler was put into sleep mode after an anomalous drop in fuel pressure—but not before transmitting data collected during the 18th campaign of the K2 phase of the mission.
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Unlike the cosmic rays that come from space and are reflected off the Antarctic ice sheet, which produce vertically polarized pulses of radiation, the two anomalous cosmic rays had nearly horizontal planes of polarization.
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In February, physicists According to the paper posted to arXiv this week, however, there are strong reasons to believe that the anomalous cosmic rays seen by ANITA could be evidence of a BSM particle.
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The second step, which is slated for November 2020, is to basically park a large boat off the coast of California loaded with various cameras and sensors to detect and record anomalous aerial activity.
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A new emerging security category known as User & Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA) is tackling the insider threat problem (think Snowden) as well as anomalous network and endpoint behavior previously undetected by existing security solutions.
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They essentially created high-resolution and multidimensional maps of the Milky Way and used these maps to find anomalous populations of old stars that appear to retain a memory of the long-ago collision.
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"Exalted," wholly, is an anomalous entity able to embody both the darkness and the light, nobly reminiscent of the impressions forged by Page's 12-string fretwork and Branca's grandiose guitar symphonies: empyrean, staggering, unfathomable.
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But unless anomalous weather moves in during June, crop ratings probably will not change much for a few weeks, meaning the market's response to each report may be fairly subdued in the short term.
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Thursday, Balbi announced that the navy recently had learned that "an anomalous, singular, short, violent and non-nuclear event, consistent with an explosion, was registered" near the sub's last known location on November 15.
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" We want to see the top of the cylinder as being a perfect flat cross-section because the brain is predisposed to right angles, Sugihara supposes in a separate paper on "anomalous mirror symmetry.
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Min Thein Sung's "Restroom" (2008–10) features a paper chair sculpted in the shape of a toilet, which the artist says "came from my imagination under pressure and stress," placed in various anomalous settings.
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A spokesman for the Argentine Navy said the U.S. reported on Wednesday that an explosion, described as an "anomalous, short, violent" event, had been recorded a week earlier in the submarine's last known vicinity.
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She has lived through the heartbreaking purgatory of last place, the recent climb into fourth in the National League East and, just when you figured all the adjectives had been exhausted, the anomalous August.
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Otherwise, in the name of freeing Puerto Rico from unconstitutional oversight by an unelected board, the court might make Washington and the territories even more constitutionally anomalous and less democratic than they are now.
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"The Bank of Israel is prepared to prevent anomalous appreciation of the shekel by purchasing foreign exchange whenever necessary, and particularly if it will derive from relatively short-term financial factors," the minutes said.
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The leaked report, obtained by Las Vegas&apos KLAS tv station, tells how the USS Princeton, a Ticonderoga-class guided missile cruiser, had multiple radar contacts with what it dubbed a Anomalous Aerial Vehicle (AAV).
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Eccentric billionaire Sir Reginald Hargreeves bought seven of these anomalous babies from their mothers, gave them numbers as names, and subjected them to a mix of abuse and neglect, while training them to become superheroes.
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The advantage it has over traditional firewalls is that the latter looks only for known anomalous patterns and every time a new threat is uncovered, the code must be updated for it to be effective.
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On Sunday she responded to Washington Post White House bureau chief Philip Rucker's tweet about the anomalous nature of Trump's rallies, which he's continued to hold long after his electoral college victory in November 2016.
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Still, the fact that Apple's stock yields more than some of its bonds is rather telling, and is rather anomalous (though not quite unique) for a company that's still — at least nominally — in growth mode.
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The only other country in the study with such anomalous data pricing is Japan which, like the U.S., suffers from data prices 15 times higher than the median prices for a four MNO European country.
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Any significant variation from the original sound, such as certain operations ending too fast or anomalous peaks in the middle of normally flat sections, will be picked up by the system and the print flagged.
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Bottoms, like the previous five mayors of Atlanta, is African-American; in this and other ways, she fits Lee's vision of the city as a place where black people can become successful without becoming anomalous.
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On volume one, the anomalous exercises in pop accessibility stood out above all: the songs with sung lyrics; the occasional hummable hooks; the nuggets designed to seduce listeners initially before presenting the denser, crunchier stuff.
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Thanks to Swift's inexplicable habit of releasing awkward, anomalous novelty songs as lead singles, her previous album was obscured by the shadow of "Look What You Made Me Do," her hideous electroclash celebrity revenge song.
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"Anytime an experiment has observed only two events of interest, there is a possibility that as more data is taken, the anomalous events may be found to be a background not previously anticipated," Connolly told me.
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But as the infuriating and mysterious "dimming star" KIC 8462852 is revealing—and as Ćirković himself admits—it will be very difficult to prove that an anomalous stellar object is representative of an advanced alien civilization.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT — Saturday, May 28 was a staggeringly hot day out along 28 Mile Road, where, just before three in the afternoon, a somewhat anomalous crowd of people began to gather.
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These candidates are anomalous, though: a woman with three decades in the public eye and a man who has run the most unconventional campaign in modern political history, including misogynistic comments and allegations of sexual assault.
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The period was anomalous in the city's urban history, characterized by mainly unregulated construction using cheap materials, often in suburbs at the periphery of the city, to quickly accommodate workers moving from other parts of Spain.
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Researchers at Irkutsk State University said the flooding was caused by "anomalous atmospheric processes taking place amid global and regional climate change," warning that Siberia is bound to experience even more weather extremes in the future.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration on Monday took its first step toward tighter pollution controls on trucks, an anomalous move for a government known for weakening environmental policies but one that would pre-empt tougher state rules.
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More recently, searches for radio signals from a set of stars with anomalous spectral features and another star known as Tabby's Star that has shown suspicious variations in its light seem to have come up empty.
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To many residents of the mainland United States, separation between the USA and Puerto Rico seems like a natural solution to the island's financial woes as well as the most logical resolution of an anomalous constitutional situation.
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Vox's Sean Illing interviewed Mark Zaid, a Washington lawyer who specializes in national security, who said it's hard to judge how anomalous the security clearance situation is in the Trump administration because delays and problems do happen.
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The most glaring such stereotype was that young black men are invariably involved in crime, and critics felt that she drastically overstated the extent to which her characters were representative, rather than anomalous, in their criminal activity.
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"What we have is an anomalous situation where all four sides of our property are currently…being enclosed by either barricades or construction blockades of one kind or another," said Wynn Resorts Chairman and CEO Steve Wynn.
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Scientists also believe that they might have spotted early precursors to what form anomalous cosmic rays, observed by the Voyager 2 space probe, and which might help form the boundary between our solar system and interstellar space.
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Kennett and his student Lowell Stott deduced from the anomalous isotopes that carbon dioxide had flooded the air, causing the ocean to rapidly acidify and heat up, in a process similar to what we are seeing today.
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This search could lead to the discovery of the hypothetical Planet Nine, sometimes called Planet X, which is thought to exist owing to the anomalous orientation of some objects in the outer reaches of the Solar System.
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Operators will also be able to apply what it dubs "fair, reasonable and proportionate control mechanisms based on objective indicators to detect the risks of abusive or anomalous use of 'Roam like at Home' beyond periodic travelling".
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But thanks to the sui generis nature of Donald Trump's candidacy—which has alienated key conservative groups like educated Republicans in the suburbs—the split-ticket voter may very well enjoy an anomalous resurgence this election season.
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Taking advantage of anomalous zoning regulations, these projects have provoked some very loud, angry protests from residents who feel the buildings are being shoved down the throats of a largely poor, immigrant, low- and mid-rise community.
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The EAC wrote in the report that its annual survey is useful for election officials to spot "anomalous and potentially malicious" activity in registration and voting, such as seeing if there was an abnormal spike in numbers.
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New Horizons also spied what could be the birth of anomalous cosmic rays: a type of radiation—which is harmful to both spacecraft and astronauts—formed when energetic particles in the solar wind collide with interstellar medium.
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Last week Monmouth University released a poll showing him tied with Ms Warren; soon afterward Monmouth's polling director noted it was an "outlier," and offered no reason why anyone should take it as anything other than anomalous.
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In 2017, former lead singer for Blink 182, Tom DeLonge, publicly announced his UFO/technology/media company, To the Stars Academy, alongside the New York Times article announcing a secret Pentagon program designed to study anomalous phenomena.
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Some seemingly anomalous spurts aside, trends so far in 25 suggest a late-cycle market where employment could be rising closer to 2000,282-2158,26 a month rather than the stimulus-fed 1003 trend that saw gains average 2100,2000.
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The agency said that "anomalous system activity" was detected last week in the Direct Enrollment system, which Americans use to enroll in healthcare plans via the insurance exchange established under the Affordable Care Act—also known as Obamacare.
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"When we try to make sense of the anomalous experiences — when we try, in other words, to understand what's happening to us — the world can appear a weird, frightening, and hostile place," Dr. Freeman wrote in The Guardian.
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The lack of new cosmic mysteries — for example, a truly anomalous result or mysterious gap where a particle is expected — has convinced some that they must simply turn up the heat, but others that bigger isn't necessarily better.
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While the rate of teenage opioid use is in flux, my own experience is hardly anomalous and maps neatly onto the story of Justin Foley, a character in 13 Reasons Why, played by a rail-thin Brandon Flynn.
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But transit activists also emphasized that Mr. Golden's behavior, egregious though it was, and well publicized though this instance might have been, was hardly anomalous, either for the senator or for other drivers in car-heavy Bay Ridge.
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In researching and publishing a book about them, I learned a great deal about child sexual abuse — enough to recognize that as horrifying as Nassar's violation of young female athletes was, he and his crime spree weren't anomalous.
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It also reported that Meza had been banned from the California International Marathon due to anomalous split times and because race officials were unable to find photos of Meza running certain sections of the course in two races.
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"As tantalizing as explaining anomalous results (like the ANITA events) with exotic new physics can be, it's our job to make sure that there's no way of explaining these events within our current understanding of physics," he added.
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Through mailing lists such as the North American Network Operator's Group (NANOG) and similar ones in Europe and Asia, these operators keep each other aware (regardless of whether their companies are competitors) of anomalous routing conditions and outages.
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Those last two cases carry grave implications for the future of Earth's carbon sinks: The anomalous heat and drought that the researchers observed in Africa and South America are expected to be commonplace by the end of this century.
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Nowadays, JPL watches for malicious and anomalous patterns such as a brute-force attack indicated by many failed logins followed by a successful one to machine-learning based detection of a command system operating outside its usual baseline parameters.
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Seismologists reported that there are no anomalous gases, and no signs that the collection of magma, which is the molten rock beneath the surface of the Earth, is getting inflated in the recent swarm of earthquakes at the volcano.
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The CMS says that on October 13th, it detected "anomalous activity in the Federally Facilitated Exchanges, or FFE's Direct Enrollment pathway for agents and brokers," a system used by agents and brokers to help people applying for health insurance.
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In this view, the period from about 1870 to 1970 was an anomalous period when a series of major inventions — electricity, the internal combustion engine, indoor plumbing, and so forth — temporarily allowed the American economy to grow very rapidly.
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"Overall, this is a very solid report, and one that should dispel some of the concerns that were raised by the now anomalous-looking May report," wrote JPMorgan Chase chief U.S. economist Michael Feroli in a Friday morning analysis.
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"This study represents the most rigorous analysis to date of samples suspected to derive from anomalous or mythical 'hominid'-like creatures, strongly suggesting the biological basis of the Yeti legend as local brown and black bears," the paper reads.
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And, as Harry Enten notes in his terrific piece on why Nelson is going to need a miracle to win, the 2004 Washington governor's race and the 2008 Minnesota Senate race are not anomalous when it comes to recounts.
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It's essential: Having bestowed upon this handful of life-tenured individuals such enormous, even anomalous, power, in a democracy, the American people should expect at the very least that the justices are willing to stand up and be counted.
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Once you start asking these questions, you are in the same ballpark as Thomas Kuhn was when he started asking similar questions about anomalous empirical events as a cause of professional resistance to theory change in the physical sciences.
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"The most likely explanation for the anomalous data egress was use of mobile spyware such as NSO Group's Pegasus or, less likely, Hacking Team's Galileo, that can hook into legitimate applications to bypass detection and obfuscate activity," it found.
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The success of "Parasite" makes me wonder if the best picture win for a middlebrow nothing like "Green Book" last year was more anomalous than it seemed — that it represented more of a last gasp than a serious retrenchment.
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This is because the platform does the dull, rote work of sifting through tons of data, while the human experts sample the platform's output, identifying anomalous cases and feeding that back to the platform, which then improves on detecting cyberattacks.
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Ron Wyden, Democrat of Oregon, DHS acknowledged it has not determined the type of device used or the identity of the persons who may be operating it, but said it has detected "anomalous activity" consistent with cell-site simulator use.
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"The official forecast favors the formation of a weak El Niño, with the expectation that the atmospheric circulation will eventually couple to the anomalous equatorial Pacific warmth," the National Weather Service's Climate Prediction Center (CPC) said in a monthly forecast.
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While we won't be tapping Uturuncu for irrigation anytime soon, the finding could help explain anomalous electrical readings from other volcanic systems around the world, including the Cascade arc in the Pacific Northwest and the Taupo Volcanic Zone in New Zealand.
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"We cannot...exclude the possibility that anomalous signals like fast radio bursts are produced by an advanced extraterrestrial technology, and even though it is undoubtedly an unlikely possibility, it must remain a possibility until we can rule it out," said Siemion.
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It turns out that if we exclude an anomalous 2015, which saw a spike in FDI thanks to a few large mergers and acquisitions, there is in fact an upward trend in global FDI flows in the past few years.
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It's time to reframe mass shootings as a national security issue, and not a "mental health" issue, which makes it an anomalous act of a disturbed individual, or a "public health" issue, which obscures the defining attributes of the attack.
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"It is fair to say that the very same factors are likely at play here, namely very warm ocean temperatures and an anomalous jet stream pattern favoring stalled weather systems," said Michael Mann, a climate scientist at Pennsylvania State University.
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When it comes to seasons statistically comparable to the one deGrom is having, the results in terms of win-loss record and team success stand in anomalous contrast to the continued futility the Mets have put up in his support.
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Kaspersky Lab said it uncovered the attack in January after adding a new supply-chain detection technology to its scanning tool to catch anomalous code fragments hidden in legitimate code or catch code that is hijacking normal operations on a machine.
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The region also has been hit with a series of anomalous disasters that tend to affect farmers and ranchers more dramatically: In 2011, eleven of the country's 14 weather-related disasters with damages exceeding $1 billion were in the Midwest.
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But his obituary became front page news on Sunday for several reasons: he had died of natural causes, which, given his volcanic lifestyle, was anomalous; he had been prominent for years, yet died unnoticed; and his name was Nicky Barnes.
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"There is nothing anomalous about Asian-Americans who are athletes and legacies evading the racial stereotyping that plagues the 98 percent of Asian-Americans who are not lucky enough to be in the club," the plaintiffs say in their brief.
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In an interview, Mr. Hausfather said that the purple blotch on the map over the Northeastern United States meant that it would be "one of the coldest, if not the coldest, spot in the world" in terms of the anomalous temperature.
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Cyral co-founder and CEO Manav Mital says the company's product acts as a security layer on top of cloud data repositories — whether databases, data lakes, data warehouse or other data repository — helping identify issues like faulty configurations or anomalous activity.
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That Mr. Weinstein was even tried is anomalous, since most sexual assaults never get reported, much less reach the courtroom: Out of every thousand sexual assaults, only five lead to felony convictions, according to The Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network.
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The rapporteurs said the analysis, which they deemed credible, found that within hours of receiving the video there was "an anomalous and extreme change" in the device's behavior, with the level of outgoing data from the phone jumping nearly 300-fold.
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"[T]he National Protection and Programs Directorate (NPPD) has observed anomalous activity in the National Capital Region that appears to be consistent with International Mobile Subscriber Identity (IMSI) catchers," DHS wrote in response to specific questions Wyden sent them last November.
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Another video, which we now know the date of due to Greenwald's request for information, was taken on January 21st, 2015, shows another anomalous aerial vehicle rotating as pilots comment on how strange the object is over their communication system.
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"[T]he National Protection and Programs Directorate (NPPD) has observed anomalous activity in the National Capital Region that appears to be consistent with International Mobile Subscriber Identity (IMSI) catchers," DHS wrote in response to specific questions Wyden sent them last November.
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"My own preference would be to wait a little bit longer, let the March anomalous inflation rate from a year ago fall out," said Evans, who is not a policy voting member this year but takes part in the meetings.
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We covered Dojo-Labs last November, when it launched out of stealth — unwrapping a pebble-shaped consumer focused Internet of Things security device, called Dojo, designed to monitor network traffic and flag and block anomalous behavior by connected devices on the home network.
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Kushner is not in any way qualified for high-level government service, and nothing in his track record suggests he's any good at it, but precisely because his position is so anomalous, he's an invaluable alter ego to his father-in-law.
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"An anomalous sonar contact was identified in the course of the underwater search, with analysis suggesting the object was likely to be man-made, probably a shipwreck," said the Joint Agency Coordination Centre, the Australian Transport Safety Bureau agency directing the search.
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It's tempting to look at this as a massive failure, but it's more of a market correction: the success of The Heist was anomalous, and the new album's mid-tier visibility and sales are a truer representation of Macklemore's commercial power and importance.
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In its latest effort to police trading tied to the index, the Cboe is working with FINRA, its regulatory services provider, to develop machine learning techniques to tell whether market conditions surrounding the VIX settlement are potentially anomalous, the exchange told Reuters.
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Equipping them to make good decisions and instilling a culture of security…(through mechanisms such as multi-factor authentication and limiting access levels appropriate to the role) and monitoring systems for anomalous behavior can go a long way toward securing your systems.
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The researchers then apply a number of adjustments to the survey data meant to remove anomalous reports (like people who report many work hours but zero dollars in pay, and people with no income but lots of wealth) before using the administrative data.
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But in examining the study's results from those three races, plus the 1,500 meters, the three independent researchers said they found that the performance data used in the study's analysis was anomalous or inaccurate 7.73 percent to 33 percent of the time.
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It made the case that the erasure of women writers, and their communities, creates a world in which talented women will always be regarded as anomalous and forced to invent themselves without any knowledge of the tactics, battles and victories of their predecessors.
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According to the National Institute of Health, about one in 12 men and one in 200 women experience color blindness, with the large majority of those cases being anomalous trichomacy, a type of partial color blindness in which colors lose their vibrancy.
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Before we drove the 500 miles from Austin to spend a few days amid the anomalous archipelago of "sky islands" that the 86,21972-acre park protects, I'd heard two things about Guadalupe: Most people come here to hike to the highest point in Texas.
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As Ramzi Fawaz, a professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, has pointed out, superhero comics are the only popular genre in which anomalous bodies are not just tolerated but celebrated: The same thing that makes you look weird means you can save the world.
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Before 1750, it's a little bit shaky because there are some anomalous things, and the optical character-recognition program, OCR, is a little bit tricky with a lot of the older text, so I don't trust the stuff from 1500 to 1750 all that much.
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Speaking at the Quirinal Palace on Monday night after a third, and apparently final, round of fruitless consultations with party leaders, the mild-mannered Mr. Mattarella seemed a bit vexed as he called the situation "anomalous" and admonished the politicians for their lack of progress.
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They used the results to map out practically every cell tower in the cities of Seattle and Milwaukee—along with at least two anomalous transmitters they believe were likely stingrays, located at the Seattle office of the US Customs and Immigration Service, and the Seattle-Tacoma Airport.
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His ambiguous role as a journalist with a political agenda and his anomalous — and mutable — cadre of allies and enemies defined him as a cryptic character in the capital, where he never learned to drive and conducted business from a telephone-equipped table at the Jockey Club.
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While the Supreme Court struck down DC's handgun ban and declared an individual right to bear arms, it justified this by characterizing DC's law as historically and traditionally anomalous while clarifying that gun laws that have historical or traditional precedent in the US are still constitutionally allowed.
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ET. The flash crash was frightening to traders who bet on higher oil prices, "but it looks to be anomalous even in a market that is technically very weak and searching for strong fundamentals," said Tom Kloza, global head of energy analysis at Oil Price Information Service.
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Anomalous to this trend are several projects dating from 1967–1971 that focus on tribal culture in New Guinea, Dahomey (now Benin), and Morocco, as these images seem to break with Penn's characteristic interplay between subject and artist, relying instead on a more standard ethnographic approach.
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There'd been an anomalous heat signature detected near the perimeter of the campus, and while Boyd was on the phone to dispatch a security team to investigate, the lightning had apparently set up a harmonic interference with the scrubber system and the main core had overloaded.
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Much as Mr. Trump crashed the gates of the 2016 presidential campaign, riding roughshod over the established political culture, his personally branded hotel will cut an anomalous figure in an understated city where the most potent power is invisible and conspicuous displays of wealth are generally avoided.
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Parts of the original Dutch house, around which the fighting took place, were used in the 1933 reconstruction, and the building was moved across the park from where it originally stood, but it's still as evocative of the period as it is anomalous in the neighborhood.
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"Because of the deep connection in the human psyche between religion, cleanliness and the emotion of disgust, invoking God after sneezing is more likely, as compared to invoking God after other anomalous events like a random piece of debris hitting someone on the shoulder," he said.
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Among the live-action shorts, the most anomalous is Basil Khalil and Eric Dupont's abrasively funny "Ave Maria," which portrays a quarrelsome family of Israeli settlers whose car breaks down in front of a convent on the West Bank, where the nuns have sworn a vow of silence.
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The condor's recovery has received some unexpected help from anomalous warm water off the west coast of North America that has led to the deaths of more marine mammals like whales, seals and sea lions than usual, Jim Harvey, director of the Moss Landing Marine Laboratories, told Hakai Magazine.
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In the 2017 study, DHS "did observe anomalous activity that appeared consistent with IMSI catcher technology within the [National Capitol Region], including locations in proximity to potentially sensitive facilities like the White House," but had "neither validated nor attributed such activity to specific entities, devices, or purposes," Krebs said.
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While border crossings are traditionally at their peak in the spring and summer due to good weather, the number of monthly arrests has dipped from May to June since at least 2000 — except for last year, which featured anomalous stats due to the uncertainty of the Trump administration's policies.
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The mission detected one neutrino candidate that produced this Askaryan signature, but they also stumbled across something completely unexpected: Two anomalous signals that seemed to shoot up from the ground, suggesting that high-energy neutrinos may have traveled through thousands of miles of solid rock and mantle within Earth.
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Walker's concerns stem from the December 2017 article in the New York Times about the now defunded secret Pentagon UFO program called AATIP and the revelations that several Navy pilots in 2004 and 2015 engaged in bizarre encounters with anomalous aerial objects off the coast of California and Florida.
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Data filtering and detection: We're exploring capabilities that can detect something like this sooner including changes to the SDK to give us more insight into what data is being sent to us, integration with Data Loss Prevention (DLP) solutions, and even using our machine learning capabilities to detect anomalous ingestion.
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The migration of the term "active shooter" from law-enforcement training manuals into the world of cable-news chyrons, Twitter rumors and uploaded cellphone videos is itself an indicator of how a once-anomalous tragedy has become just another event to prepare for, like the Fourth of July or a tornado.
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The car following the collision The car following the collision During these six seconds, the driver could and should have been alerted of an anomalous object ahead on the left — whether it was a deer, a car or a bike, it was entering or could enter the road and should be attended to.
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Denver's public art officials may be knowingly fomenting the conspiracy theories surrounding the airport by filling its concourses with works that are so anomalous; DIA senior public information officer Heath Montgomery told the Denver Post that the conspiracy theories add up to "hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars" in free advertising.
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It also can't be someone who looks back on the Obama years with unadulterated fondness, because whatever you think about the man personally, Obama presided over a long period of fermenting discontent which culminated in the electorate opting to gamble on one of the most outlandishly anomalous candidates in all of American history.
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It has added hundreds of new members from outside the U.S. "The success of 'Parasite' makes me wonder if the best picture win for a middlebrow nothing like 'Green Book' last year was more anomalous than it seemed," said Manohla Dargis, in a conversation with fellow Times critics A.O. Scott and Wesley Morris.
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Asked by Wyden in November if DHS had detected evidence of "foreign IMSI catchers" operating in the Washington, DC, area, DHS replied:The Department of Homeland Security's (OHS) National Protection and Programs Directorate (NPPD) has observed anomalous activity in the National Capital Region (NCR) that appears to be consistent with International Mobile Subscriber Identity (IMSI) catchers.
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But listening to the president's farewell address, I was hit with the force of a brawler that the decency and dignity, the solemnity and splendor, the loftiness and literacy that Obama brought to the office was extraordinary and anomalous, the kind of thing that each generation may only hope to have in a president.
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Making a habit of postseason overachievement, the Rockets, led by Hakeem Olajuwon, found themselves in the same kind of anomalous predicament in the 1995 finals — defending a title while meeting a team (Orlando) with a double-digit advantage in regular-season wins (57-163) — that James and the Cavaliers appear to be in now.
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Neil Dagnall and Keith DrinkwaterNeil Dagnall is Reader in Applied Cognitive Psychology at Manchester Metropolitan University, researching anomalous psychology and cognitive psychology; his lab is undertaking several projects centering on belief in the paranormalKen Drinkwater is Senior Lecturer at Manchester Metropolitan University who studies paranormal beliefThe survival hypothesis proposes a disembodied consciousness (soul) survives bodily death.
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"An anomalous sonar contact was identified in the course of the underwater search, with analysis suggesting the object was likely to be man-made, probably a shipwreck," said the Joint Agency Coordination Centre, the Australian agency directing the search for MH370, the Boeing 777 that mysteriously disappeared in March 214 en route from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, to Beijing.
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While members of TTSA have spoken at UFO conferences and the recent Anomalous Aerospace Phenomena Conference, and DeLonge has co-authored two non-fiction books on extraterrestrial visitation and the UFO phenomenon, there seems to be a sort of ideological polarization within the organization which swings between being contenders for military contracts and a UFO research organization.
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While To the Stars has made recent headlines with its UFO themed content, such as its acquisition of "exotic" materials which it claims are not from Earth, and videos acquired from the Navy purporting to show unidentified anomalous phenomena, this recent deal with the military portrays a different side of To the Stars: as a potential technology company.
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The fact that Hillary Clinton was put into the anomalous position of blaming Sanders for agreeing with Bill Clinton highlights one of the paradoxes of the ideological battle between the former secretary of state and the Vermont senator: Although Bill Clinton is rarely mentioned by name, his legacy is at the core of what Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton are arguing about.
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In a report released Monday morning, SpaceX says it was joined by multiple agencies — including the U.S. Air Force, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) and NASA — in combing through "3,000 channels of video and telemetry data" focusing on a 93-millisecond interval from "the first sign of anomalous data to the loss of the second stage" that resulted in total loss of the rocket.
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According to McLane, cognitive pipelining automates the tedious research steps that descriptive and predictive analytics require, which results in "an acceleration of the analyst's ability to discover the real malicious traffic from the anomalous outliers and forecasting provided by ML." The use of predictive analytics coupled with machine learning and natural language processing allows for cybersecurity to move beyond the cumbersome strategy of maintaining black-lists.
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Ever since 423, when Richard Nixon ran on a platform attacking Chief Justice Earl Warren, the Republican Party's position on the Supreme Court has helped to unite its otherwise anomalous coalition of anti-abortion activists, law-and-order forces, gun-rights advocates and anti-regulatory business interests — not to mention many whites who still, deep down, blame the federal courts for the leveling effects of civil rights.
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There are the regular research studies — on disinhibition, moral disengagement and deep vein thrombosis — peppered with anomalous case studies: the boy who played World of Warcraft for 36 hours straight and then jumped out of a window; the 12-year-old Wisconsin girls who stabbed a classmate 19 times while in thrall to Slender Man, a monster they had read about online and misjudged as real.
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