"Researchers then have to add all these asterisks," Walch says.
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Those asterisks involved bezels, screen quality, or some other thing.
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Asterisks indicate that an item isn't going to be restocked.
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And they did not let any asterisks get in the way.
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And I'm tired of little asterisks cluttering up my playoff schedule.
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Asterisks indicate lawmakers representing congressional districts that Trump won in 2016.
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The theme clues for these entries have asterisks at the beginning.
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Which suggests its new 'pithier' rules are missing a few qualifying asterisks.
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Stell is the embodiment of the word ~*vibes*~ (tildes and asterisks necessary).
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To make something appear in _italics_, use underscores instead of the aforementioned asterisks.
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But many fans believe the sport's record book should be littered with asterisks.
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Let's cool it with the asterisks for the rest of this one, cool?
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You can see the results below, where the asterisks denote relative statistical significance.
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You can do it in asterisks or quotes or italics if you want.
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Those with asterisks next to their names have been diagnosed with COVID-19.
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JP: Well, that's what I do: put little asterisks next to my achievements.
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It's pretty simple: To write words in *bold*, simply place them between two asterisks.
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I'm searching for my own asterisks so I can pin myself down a little.
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But pull out your salt mill and prepare your asterisks for those huge numbers.
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As in previous Ryan fiscal efforts, much relies on magic asterisks and dodgy assumptions.
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Those stars are asterisks, and the TV show was M*A*S*H. 14A.
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So, few people answered the situation with Russia that asterisks are in place of numbers.
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Others intentionally added characters such as dollar-signs and asterisks to avoid Facebook's automated moderation.
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For your convenience, we've used asterisks to denote the nine episodes that appear in both parts.
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It became tradition to reply to the victim with a single word: *plonk,* surrounded by asterisks.
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All these many asterisks help explain why Democratic politicians seem mostly unimpressed with Facebook's deepfakes ban.
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While she leads a life of enviable glamour, any public display of success comes with asterisks.
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The theme entries (denoted by asterisks) are a seemingly arbitrary and somewhat odd list of phrases.
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There are four theme entries in Mr. Blake and Mr. Chen's puzzle, all denoted by asterisks.
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Sprint can say that without many asterisks or exaggerations, and UK carriers are also getting on board.
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The New York round was accompanied by three asterisks, depending on track approval and local administrative authorization.
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In reshaping "MASH" for TV, Gelbart and his partners did a lot more than just add asterisks.
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Behold, for example, a stately Christmas tree made from curly brackets, and snowflakes that are also asterisks.
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The Point: There are no asterisks next to the names of the members of the Supreme Court.
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SANTELLI: I AGREE WITH EVERYTHING YOU SAID THERE, BUT LET ME HIT YOU WITH A COUPLE ASTERISKS.
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But even this is a topic of contention with drivers, who say the offering is loaded with asterisks.
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"I lay in one of those protracted moments of rapture which scatter this journey like asterisks," he wrote.
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Note: Asterisks and ellipses denote sections of the president's conversation that were left out by the White House.
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There have been crosswords where the theme has been scattered all over the grid and denoted by asterisks.
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Those who have previously appeared on Twin Peaks have asterisks by their names: Twin Peaks will debut in 2017.
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This year, Google aims to claim the mantle again with the Pixel 3 and 3 XL, minus the asterisks.
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Restricting video quality, limiting hotspot usage to some plans, zero rating, and other asterisks are clear evidence of that.
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Granted, it came with all kinds of asterisks, but as far as elevating the brand, nothing compared. 137-14.
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North Korea's offers invariably come with some significant caveats and some asterisks, some hidden and some in plain sight.
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I was inserting imaginary asterisks throughout: "No human has ever heard the sound of a gravitational wave" — *until now!
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Labor force participation is one of the biggest asterisks on President Obama's economic record, as the new report acknowledges.
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If you are tweeting or texting, he said, you can use asterisks on either side of the word for *emphasis*.
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Also, passwords aren't typically hidden by asterisks anymore; they're hidden with dots, which is where the new icon derives its design.
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Lyric essays can be highly fragmented, asterisks heavy, atonal wonders, and they can be tightly braided works of memoir and research.
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The video ends with a shot of the sandwich with the words "Sandwich assembly not included" in asterisks at the bottom.
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Intriguing as such asterisks seemed, I had little energy to spare while watching the play to wish for a fuller picture.
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Mr. Ryan's prior proposals included magic asterisks: unspecified tax loophole closures and discretionary spending cuts that resulted in "balanced" budget projections.
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" Mr. Durbin later said that both Mr. McConnell and Judge Gorsuch would "enter the history books with asterisks by their names.
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Keep in mind that all information below is subject to change, and applies only within the U.S. Asterisks (*) denote Best Picture nominees.
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In one of the many asterisks that dot the Medicare landscape, this is NOT true for workplaces having fewer than 20 employees.
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For three years now, the Pixel phones have claimed the mantle of "best Android phone," but they've always done so with asterisks.
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Season three of The Leftovers offered answers of a kind to the series' many mysteries — albeit with some pretty big asterisks attached.
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A concerned mom, she refused to use profanity on her pages, and would substitute asterisks to cloak sh*t and f*ck.
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Two asterisks separate the years 1965 and 1968 from the rest—the years Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Jr. were assassinated.
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Best picture nominees have been denoted with an asterisks (*) and short film availability has been explained at the end of the post.
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Both companies' new plans offer unlimited talk, text, and — importantly — data, but both companies' unlimited data come with big asterisks beside them.
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But if you plunge deeper into the report, you'll find a whole bunch of asterisks and caveats to all the sentences above.
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"NO – we didn't sing together," Snow jokes on her Instagram post from the vacation, adding asterisks for effect before writing, "Not a lot."
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While I may exist on a backslash, I want to bolster the stories of other transgender people above asterisks, hyphens and/or footnotes.
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Many of the recipes in drinks manuals of the last few years resemble academic papers, with asterisks and footnotes and "see page" references.
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But the asterisks throughout his record will be hard for the Democratic electorate to ignore as it considers him alongside nearly twenty opponents.
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Shoulder surfing is why your passwords show up as dots or asterisks when you type them out on your computer or your phone.
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They look like small black stains or asterisks, or perhaps even like a pair of gouged-out eyes: These are the broken windows.
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Google's new platforms, Google Hangouts Chat and Meet allow for text formatting using simple symbols as well, such as asterisks for bold writing.
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The Chinese and Singapore Grands Prix are listed on the 2018 calendar with asterisks as subject to confirmation by the commercial rights holder.
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Her hallway unfolds as a cascade of sky-blue line drawings, with cartoon cats amidst Dr. Seuss-like vegetation, punctuated by crimson asterisks.
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They are used to being the default setting, people with no asterisks, no baggage, and they are extremely loath to give that up.
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The videos have to be shot on a GoPro, but CEO Nick Woodman stresses that there are no other "asterisks" for the new offering.
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Trans rights are civil rights are human rights," she said, adding, "We mean equal rights for all, no asterisks, no fine print, no nothing.
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Here's why the numbers are often accompanied by asterisks: New York has had a complicated relationship with test results over the past 244.5 years.
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The corps forms "X"s, which turn into asterisks, which turn into what looks like cell division, and then that turns into something else.
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Then there are another pair of contests which sort of fit the "frontrunner wins" mold but should be paired with asterisks, for different reasons.
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Featuring cutouts in heart shapes and asterisks, these bold, skin-baring moments still showcase the sternum, sure, but they're a little trickier to pull off.
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Although Washington emits baldfaced lies with startling regularity these days, I encourage journalists to refocus on the more pernicious misdirections, like Mr. Ryan's magic asterisks.
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After the injury, the Seahawks went 2-2, with the wins coming with major asterisks as they came against the bottom-feeding Rams and 49ers.
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That said, the Joker character and "Taxi Driver" both come with unwelcome asterisks -- the first in its association with the 2012 mass shooting in Aurora, Col.
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And deep down they must know that they need each other, that without a fight between them their legacies will be incomplete and awash with asterisks.
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So when the Trikru people discover that the Azgeda king is with the rover, they attack with arrows, and our heroes narrowly (a million asterisks) escape.
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These apologies are never solicited, yet I feel compelled to only give my body with context, with asterisks to be read on my back from behind.
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That would join a number of new fine-print asterisks for the service, including the addition of surge pricing and other changes to the pricing structure.
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"North Korean offers typically come with caveats and asterisks that need to be examined," said Daniel R. Russel, a former Asia adviser to President Barack Obama.
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But as Black citizens of America know, for far too much of our history so many of those "rights" have had invisible whites-only asterisks attached.
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Eventually, the page would show the first digit of the street number and first three letters of the correct street name, while asterisks hid the remaining characters.
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When it came time for the Global War on Terrorism, well, let's just say there are only a handful of combat jumps that come without asterisks attached.
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But for a long time — and I still am comfortable presenting in the middle — for my preferred pronouns, I had two asterisks and would say, it's contextual.
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How about the framers of the Constitution, who established the impeachment process to do essentially that and declined to add any asterisks about the next election's imminence?
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"Ocasio-Cortez argued an advantage of universal systems was that "everyone&aposs invested," and she said "carving people out & adding asterisks" would cause "cracks in the system.
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As we shuttle between the Japanese and English words, connected by asterisks, arrows, and circles, we begin to grasp how bewildered, uncertain, and insecure Goto was while translating.
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"We wanted to avoid relying on magic asterisks," said Timothy D. Searchinger, a researcher at Princeton University and the World Resources Institute and lead author of the report.
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The massive popularity of smartphones gradually pushed all the major US carriers away from unlimited data plans, and now they're coming back into favor — but almost always with asterisks.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts* Author Marianne Williamson* Entrepreneur Andrew Yang* *The candidates with asterisks next to their names qualified through both polling and by reaching the 65,000 donor threshold.
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"Cory Booker, Andrew Yang, even Michael Bennet and John Delaney and others who are asterisks in the polls are suddenly incredibly important," CNN senior Washington correspondent Jeff Zeleny said.
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I didn't even get close to imagining that ASTERISKS would be the answer to 153A's "Indications of one's qualifications?" because my brain kept me thinking about résumés and C.V.s.
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CBS isn't spending much time highlighting these asterisks, but they tell you interesting things about the TV ecosystem in 2016: So: Mostly ad-free, for an extra $4 a month.
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Both men will always have asterisks next to their legacies, not because of their scientific work but because of the political alliances they formed in the course of that work.
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But far less so for artists themselves — centuries of men like Picasso or Schiele who were known for mistreating women, but whose works hang in prominent museums without any asterisks.
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"The entire process has become one of missed deadlines, make-believe budgets filled with gimmicks and magic asterisks," said Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget.
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China and Singapore were both listed with asterisks against them, as subject to confirmation with the commercial rights holder, but Carey said there was no concern about those races not happening.
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Tesla still carries asterisks — it is losing money, and it is not clear if the company can produce what it has promised — but it can point to 370,000 votes of confidence.
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But it doesn't change the underlying political reality: Trump is President because he won -- with no questions or asterisks -- the Electoral College vote, and that is the way we choose presidents.
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"I actually think we're going to have asterisks on all the results that are like AV and BV — Before Vaporfly," she told The Wall Street Journal before the New York marathon.
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Before you move your cash to a higher-yielding account, it's best to check the details, because accounts with some of the most attractive rates may come with a few asterisks.
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Following last week's outpouring of congratulations to the American and the Briton, some veteran observers of the Antarctic scene wondered whether their feats should be starred with asterisks of their own.
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For Starr's accomplishments to be so easily reduced to asterisks seems to be a product of the tendency of sportswriters to try to split up the N.F.L.'s history into digestible segments.
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An Appraisal The bursts of asterisks, the scattering of exclamation points and ellipses, the syncopated distribution of repeated phrases and capitalized words — one could spot a Tom Wolfe sentence a room away.
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Though the notes are undated, one refers to the need to "get Zalensky [sic] to Annouce [sic] that the Biden case will be Investigated," ending with asterisks around Giuliani's name (NBC News).
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But at this price point there are no asterisks; Paul needs to play at a superstar level, and his struggle equals doom for a Rockets organization that desperately needs him to shine.
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Most password fields have a toggle switch to make the text you're entering visible, rather than hiding it behind asterisks, so switch this on to check that your password is the right one.
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As is often the case, Apple's made a device that plays to its base — as such, there are a few big asterisks contained herein that are important to note before considering a purchase.
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Steve Bullock — who did not participate in the June debates Candidates with asterisks next to their names qualified through both polling at 1% in 3 qualifying polls and reaching the 65,000-donor threshold.
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What I haven't done is I haven't gone through any of those, but along the way I made little asterisks and notations about what I want to see, what questions I still have.
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Worse, the alleged deficit reduction came entirely from "magic asterisks": claims about huge savings to be achieved by cutting unspecified government spending, huge revenue increases to be achieved by closing unspecified tax loopholes.
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Cornyn's team screenshotted the damning — excuse us, d***ning — tweets and made sure to put asterisks over the expletives and also the words "penis" and "vagina" so that readers would not be offended.
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In other words, Ryan has been playing a con game in which he uses magic asterisks to mask a reverse Robin Hood agenda — take from the poor, give to the rich — as deficit hawkery.
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No asterisks or italics here, but there's a revealer in the middle of the grid at 39A, a clue that helps you see the overarching theme of a puzzle and where to find it.
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Even Jimmy Carter in 1976 (the patron saint of all candidates with asterisks in the polls) lost a string of later primaries to a California governor named Jerry Brown (yeah, that guy) and others.
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The Guys Who Slide Into DMs With 'Creepy Asterisks' "There's a disconcerting style of speech that's bubbled up from the depths of web culture and entered the dating world: the creepy asterisk," writes Quinn Meyers.
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"I actually think we're going to have asterisks on all the results that are like AV and BV — Before Vaporfly," former New York Road Runners President Mary Wittenberg told The Wall Street Journal last week.
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On Tuesday, dressed only in underwear and self-applied asterisks, Ms. Sulkowicz went to the Met Museum with her friend, the photographer Sangsuk Sylvia Kang, and stood in front of one of Mr. Close's paintings.
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The revenue loss from tax cuts always exceeded any explicit spending cuts, so the pretense of fiscal responsibility came entirely from "magic asterisks": extra revenue from closing unspecified loopholes, reduced spending from cutting unspecified programs.
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At first it included just an F and a G with asterisks between for one of the offensive words, but later it filled in the blanks until only two letters, C and K, were missing.
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Paul Ryan crafted the bill in secret, there was no public deliberative process to speak of, and now Republicans are simply trying to jam it through, with whatever special buyouts and magic asterisks prove necessary.
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Lauri Myllyvirta, an analyst at Greenpeace who has been following this story closely for years, made a map of the plants targeted for cancellation: That said, there are a whole bunch of important asterisks here.
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RBS's own chief US credit officer was quoted as calling mortgages earmarked for its bond deals "total f***ing garbage" (the asterisks are the DOJ's) in a 20-page statement of facts released with the settlement.
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In general, the rule applies to traditional individual retirement accounts and most other I.R.A.s, as well as employer-based retirement accounts like 401(k)'s — although, as with anything I.R.S.-related, there are lots of asterisks.
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As exciting as they were, Sunday's two games left some fans feeling that asterisks should be affixed to the final scores, a sentiment that may tarnish some of the positive signs for the N.F.L. this season.
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"We've always had as our mission that we wanted to fly above the Karman Line, because we didn't want there to be any asterisks next to your name about whether you're an astronaut or not," Bezos said.
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"We've always had as our mission that we wanted to fly above the Karman Line, because we didn't want there to be any asterisks next to your name about whether you're an astronaut or not," Bezos reportedly said.
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Setting aside gaudy appropriators like Lou Bega, the opportunistic German who turned Cuban Pérez Prado's "Mambo No. 5" into dick-swinging mush, the American successes of Latinx artists often seem to come with caveats, asterisks, and time limits.
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I think that regardless of how many asterisks there are against your name in terms of the likelihood of your success, if you just do something and then finish it and then put it into the world, that's really key.
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Big corporations with big business pending in Washington — Comcast, BP, the United States Chamber of Commerce — take Playbook sponsorships that come in the form of paid items that are marked with asterisks and laid into the flow of the newsletter.
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There are four theme answers in the acrosses, signified by asterisks, as well as a revealer at 64A, asking the solver to figure out what the ends of each of the themers have in common (and giving a little hint).
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"We've always had as our mission that we wanted to fly above the Karman Line, because we didn't want there to be any asterisks next to your name about whether you're an astronaut or not," he said, according to Space News.
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Here are a few other formatting options you may wish to use:Bold requires two asterisks on both sides: **bold**Italics requires either one asterisk or one underscore on both sides: *italics* or _italics_Underline requires two underscores on both sides: __underline__
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And they also retain features of the existing tax code that require some people to engage in fairly laborious paperwork in order to do their taxes properly — solving the problem by filling their model postcard with hand waving and asterisks.
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Turns out, there's a whole subsection of astrology that could provide you with answers... Developed in the 1970s by astrologer Jim Lewis, this school of thought is officially known as Astro*Carto*Graphy (seriously, Lewis included the asterisks when he coined the term).
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This year, we can't avoid the asterisks: yes, Kenny Omega had a spectacular match with Tanahashi, suffused with subtle storytelling touches about whose pro wrestling style is the best, but Omega's leaving, we don't know where, and what does it all mean?
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Haley's "winner" status does not come without asterisks: her response to President Obama's State of the Union address earlier this year, in which she urged Republicans to resist "the siren call of the angriest voices," was widely seen as a rebuke to Trump.
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And look: if the political theory behind supporting Sanders is that the American people will vote for radical change if you're honest about what's involved, the campaign's evident unwillingness to fully confront the issues, its reliance on magic asterisks, very much weakens that claim.
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At least one fertility clinic in New York offers PRP as a "ovarian rejuvenation treatment" for a cool $3,500, citing, accompanied by many asterisks, a single case study presented at a conference of a postmenopausal woman who gave birth after being treated with PRP.
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Format the text of your messagesIn case you need help getting your point across, Slack supports the usual text formatting tricks found in many messaging apps: put asterisks around words you want to make bold, and underscores around anything you want to appear in italics.
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"The entire process has become one of missed deadlines, make-believe budgets filled with gimmicks and magic asterisks," said Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, who said the process has gradually deteriorated into something that is neither serious nor effective.
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Over time, however, the moral questions that animated reformers like Lifton were reduced to "asterisks in the clinician's handbook," notes the veteran David Morris in his book, "The Evil Hours," as military psychologists shifted attention to brain injuries caused by mortar attacks and roadside bombs.
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" "Universal systems that benefit everyone are stronger bc everyone's invested!" the freshman progressive lawmaker went on, adding a third reason: "When you start carving people out & adding asterisks to who can benefit from goods that should be available to all, cracks in the system develop.
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The experts and economists will add asterisks and "buts" to the strong preliminary 3.2% annualized GDP growth rate published Friday, pointing out it might be deceptive in the long run for a variety of reasons, and they'll say they still see a slowdown on the horizon.
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Not long ago it felt like your best option was taking a chance on an unknown seller who used aLtRnAtInG cApS and excessive asterisks on Craigslist; or that there was a high likelihood the "refurbished" phone you were buying was an old phone with a bum battery.
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"If Kavanaugh gets confirmed, there will be two justices on the Supreme Court with big asterisks by their names—Kavanaugh and Clarence Thomas," Nan Aron, the president of the Alliance for Justice, the progressive group that led protest against Thomas' nomination in 1991, told Broadly last week.
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" In response to a third email, which replaced the words pussy, ass, licks, and anal—as they appeared in the MPD officers' affidavits—with asterisks, MPD said, "The particular incident you referenced is under investigation by Internal Affairs, thus we are unable to comment further at this time.
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The latest iteration sounds a lot like the one that kicked off this tea-cup ride to begin with: For $10 per month—if you prepay for the year—MoviePass Uncapped members can see as many 2D movies as they want, although that comes with a few healthy asterisks.
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Other reasons you might not see your comment: It contained profanity (profanity with asterisks substituting for letters or in another language is also not allowed); it was flagged for being inflammatory; it was a personal attack on a reader or on the author, or it was off topic.
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Screenshots seem to show that you'll be able to quickly activate Live Captions from the volume panel (if you turn this shortcut on in the settings menu), and there's also a toggle to "mask profanity" if you want to replace many of the letters in inappropriate words with asterisks.
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"If Kavanaugh gets confirmed, there will be two justices on the Supreme Court with big asterisks by their names—Kavanaugh and Clarence Thomas," Nan Aron, the president of Alliance for Justice, the liberal advocacy group that led opposition to Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas in 1991, told Broadly last month.
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And while his teams have, indeed, failed in the playoffs, even a glance at the rosters Lillard has worked with versus the rosters of the team's he's competed against — Portland is 1-12 in the playoffs against Golden State over the last four years — seems to be enough to take any asterisks off his stardom.
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Profanities are more frequent on smaller stages, so it was a bit of a shock when Stephen Adly Guirgis went ahead with "The ___________ With the Hat" for his Broadway debut — the first and so far the only time that particular word has been on a Great White Way marquee, albeit with two strategically placed asterisks.
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If you want to allow only a small number of specific sites to send you notifications — sites like Twitter and Gmail, for instance — you can add them as whitelisted exceptions on that same Chrome settings page: The asterisks serve as wildcards and tell Chrome to allow notifications from any site starting with the path you entered.
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The rest of the menu is noodles: anchored with chile-strafed fish cakes, the scent of garlic mounting; creamy from coconut milk, under a thatch of fried noodles; and beautifully enmeshed in tamarind and fish sauce, with studdings of dried shrimp and caramelized onions like insistent asterisks, all leavened by red cabbage with its clean finishing crunch.
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These comparisons lend themselves to similar conclusions: that Bush was a leader who had some bipartisan accomplishments, who united the nation around foreign policy goals (heavy set of asterisks here for those who did not share his goals or were harmed by them), and who wrote a gracious note to Bill Clinton after the 1992 election.
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And so when I think about that road to a higher market cap, there's some asterisks there, [CEO] Elon [Musk] needs to continue to behave, but I think that the market and, most importantly, I think that their technology has this 10-year headstart, very similar to what happened at [Amazon Web Services] that a lot of people ignored.
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Except as Jonathan Cohn wrote at the time, the plan relied entirely on magic asterisks — an unspecified tax reform that would bring revenue to 19 percent of GDP while increasing economic growth, unspecified cuts to domestic discretionary spending, and a bare assertion that Medicare cost growth could be greatly reduced through privatization, with no plan to explain how that would work.
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Just look at the results below (asterisks denote races affected by the Pennsylvania redistricting, which helped Democrats.): Using presidential toplines to see which seats would be competitive was a rough guide, but it turned out to be useful: Of the 22018 House districts that as of last March we didn't find competitive, only one (South Carolina's First District) changed hands.
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Despite the fact that the UFC doesn't have a 145-pound weight class and that Cyborg has repeatedly refused to drop down to 135 citing her health, the fact that current UFC champion Miesha Tate and former champions Ronda Rousey (Cyborg's own Holy Grail) and Holly Holm have never had to fight Cyborg means their career records have, and will continue to have, giant asterisks next to them.
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Sure, she'll never fight for a championship or wear another belt around her waist, but the chance to at long last shake off people's doubts about the validity of your fighters' claims to dominance and clear away all asterisks from all records and to truly cultivate a space where the best women (over 135 pounds) are all truly fighting in this, the first great era of women's MMA, should far outweigh any concerns the UFC has about who holds this title or that.
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You can't know, when you're running for president, exactly what the makeup of Congress will be in two years, or whether there'll be a terrorist attack on New York City and Washington, DC. But one thing that policy creation does help illuminate is how the candidates deal with demands from different factions of their party, how inclined they are to fall back on massive magic asterisks or implausible promises, how much or how little the policy they want to fight for diverges from the party's norms.
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Here are all of the games Stadia confirmed on Thursday, with asterisks (*) next to its two exclusive releases: Assassin's Creed: Odyssey (Ubisoft) Baldur's Gate III (Larian Studios) Borderlands 3 (2K) Darksiders Genesis (THQ) Destiny 2 (Bungie) Doom 2016 (Bethesda) Doom Eternal (Bethesda) Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 (Bandai Namco) Farming Simulator 603 (Giants Software) Final Fantasy XV (Square Enix) Football Manager (Sega) Get Packed (Coatsink) * GRID (Codemasters) Gylt (Tequila Works) * Just Dance (Ubisoft) Metro Exodus (Deep Silver) Mortal Kombat 11 (Warner Bros) NBA 2K (2K) Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid (nWay Games) Rage 2 (Bethesda) Rise of the Tomb Raider (Square Enix) Samurai Shodown (SNK) Shadow of the Tomb Raider (Square Enix) The Crew 2 (Ubisoft) The Elder Scrolls Online (Bethesda) Thumper (Drool) Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Breakpoint (Ubisoft) Tom Clancy's The Division 2 (Ubisoft) Tomb Raider Definitive Edition (Square Enix) Trials Rising (Ubisoft) Wolfenstein: Youngblood (Bethesda) Notably, releases from Capcom, Rockstar Games (take note, Red Dead and GTA fans), and Electronic Arts should also be available at the time of launch.
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