Washington (CNN)It was an atypical pardon from an atypical president.
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"Atypical Season 3" While it seems like every show is trying not only to strike an emotional chord, but one of hilarious relatability, Netflix's original dramedy "Atypical" actually does so.
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Trump's low approval rating is atypical for a new president.
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"Gay faces tended to be gender atypical," the researchers said.
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" "I was diagnosed with atypical hemolytic uremic syndrome in 1997.
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She's a hero; her power just happens to be atypical.
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Mr Pun is an atypical character in Myanmar's business scene.
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There's a lot forced conversation about Sam's autism in Atypical.
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And, this week is far from atypical for this president.
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The relative lavishness of the Palwan camp is atypical, however.
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But the nature of Mr. Trump's written prompts was atypical.
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The 'atypical illness' view of Kinsa's US Health Weather Map.
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Mr. Abramovich had already acquired an atypical residence in Israel.
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It would not have been atypical for him to do.
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The Fed's lack of diversity is not atypical in economics.
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And thus "Atypical" takes a while to get used to.
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"That's one of the atypical clauses," the doctor says afterward.
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"Even beyond tariffs, the stock reactions have been atypical," said Hall.
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The Point: Trump is an atypical president by virtually every measure.
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Is climate change to blame for its atypical path of destruction?
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Roof is in many ways atypical of Americans sentenced to death.
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It's also about discomfort with a seemingly atypical display of masculinity.
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"She's not atypical in her privacy, she's just extreme," Ritz said.
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This post contains spoilers about the first season of Netflix's Atypical.
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And in other respects, the Morandi bridge is far from atypical.
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GK: These are all contemporary pieces and all using atypical media.
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In this sense, the situation in Houston isn't all that atypical.
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The nomadism of the plains was atypical and shaped by Europeans.
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I eat it with mint tea while watching Atypical on Netflix.
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Nik Dodani, Alex's friend, also stars in the Netflix sitcom Atypical.
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"She's not atypical in her privacy, she's just extreme," Ritz explains.
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My reaction was not atypical of audiences at mime shows today.
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He contracted bilateral atypical pneumonia, which is pneumonia in both lungs.
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Atypical isn't the first mainstream show with a prominent autistic character.
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In an era of TV tough guys, Kevin is fascinatingly atypical.
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Fires have been atypical in Siberia, with hundreds of separate blazes.
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It isn't atypical to release some personal information with public comments.
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The banks rescued in recent months were atypical in various ways.
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Probably the only atypical thing about Ike is that he's black.
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Mr. Trump is not atypical in his desire to get outdoors.
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Atypical aggression may be a way of testing out newfound bravery.
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Something atypical for Apple is iOS 13.13's notably buggy rollout.
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As fianos go, it was very much atypical, but delicious nonetheless.
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He insisted those actions were atypical and vowed to become better.
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But the atypical product never made it past the planning stages.
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This isn't atypical in Scorsese's work, which rarely centers on women.
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These sorts of atypical results are to be expected, says Swanson.
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But such numbers may mask the precarious side of atypical work.
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The dudes of Braille Skateboarding are no strangers to skating atypical boards.
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Other signs point to the review being atypical among law enforcement efforts.
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Before that, was Atypical and Wet Hot American Summer: Ten Years Later.
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"It was an atypical quarter," Chief Financial Officer Laurence Gomes told Reuters.
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Disick had a sense of humor about traveling with the atypical group.
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There's nothing here that I see that's discouraging, nothing that looks atypical.
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But these are highly atypical circumstances that call for an unusual reaction.
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For someone who played into his 30s, Mitchell had an atypical career.
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Jake Thompson pitched the final three innings to earn an atypical save.
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Hillary Clinton's edge there, 54 to 42, was large, but not atypical.
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A bigger signal is Evans preaching patience, which is atypical for him.
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Pursuing your passion makes you feel good Mr. Rea's experience isn't atypical.
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Kimmel said the statement sounded atypical of Trump, in one big way.
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Spare change: There were some atypical, emotionally rich surprises in this episode.
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It is place where atypical things can be proposed and worked through.
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Trump's past conversations with Putin have been similarly shrouded in atypical secrecy.
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Atypical skin is not the most important or interesting thing about us.
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Nearly all of them had atypical symptoms or no symptoms at all.
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In a sense, Mr. Frisell, 66, is an entirely atypical contemporary musician.
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The HCCI data set suggests that Overton's experience may not be atypical.
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Still, she added, the longevity of the area's transfer program is atypical.
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They also discovered some areas with atypical "topological" structure from person to person.
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Despite its atypical selection, most of the shelves in the supermarket are empty.
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Many doctors cannot tell whether a patient has Parkinson's disease or atypical parkinsonism.
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This early assumption may impede diagnosis of a less recognized atypical parkinsonism condition.
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"We are pretty atypical so it's nice they'd invite us to the party."
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It's clear that the Atypical writers wanted to humanize Elsa with this storyline.
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There's something quite atypical about the nomination slate for the 90th Academy Awards.
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Much like San Juanito himself, the festival in his honor is rather atypical.
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I keep watching Atypical, but pause it frequently to get back to reading.
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But according to Mark Lysyshyn Vancouver Coastal Health medical officer, that's not atypical.
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" The dynamic, he said, is "atypical, and I think it tells me something.
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This is actually not an atypical view in the state or federal courts.
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That is atypical, I think, of the workout experience, but great for her!
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The first-night results are so atypical, some researchers will toss them out.
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The Timberwolves are counting on Wiggins being atypical, and in a good way.
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Yet the plight of middle-aged, middle-income whites, while distressing, is atypical.
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Clinton's staff has tried to place her in atypical situations throughout the cycle.
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But a bad showing in one atypical state is not a political obituary.
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In another atypical move, Page did not bring an attorney to his interview.
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Those options were partly the result of how atypical this case has become.
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I always knew I wanted a lot of atypical beauties for the show.
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But he otherwise stayed small, an atypical decision for a successful Hollywood producer.
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He marveled at reports of "bud sports," strange, atypical blooms on flowering plants.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger, who is atypical as both an immigrant and a movie star.
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In contrast, the chamber endorsed 191 Republicans in 2018, a not atypical number.
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Hence this week's atypical chill over large swaths of the Northeast and Midwest.
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It is atypical for a pop act to find overnight success on SoundCloud.
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Lamar Alexander, the committee's Republican chairman, pushed the hearing to an atypical 212 p.m.
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Side effects may include unhinged partisanship, atypical news interpretation and difficult keeping your cool.
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These, along with the visible canvas (atypical for Vermeer), give tooth to the surface.
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Neurological disorders that mimic the symptoms of Parkinson's disease are called atypical parkinsonism disorders.
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"Given this atypical phenomenon, we are carrying out more in-depth assessments," he said.
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In most ways, Atypical, which premieres August 11 on Netflix, is a great show.
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You live in a country that is, I hate to say it, not atypical.
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That's generous, but not atypical for a large 5.9-inch device of its kind.
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This isn't atypical; domestic violence seems to be a warning sign for mass shootings.
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Ford was a popular figure for his outsized personality and decidedly atypical political demeanor.
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As Gibson pointed out, the very nature of the grand jury report is atypical.
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While some sisters might opt for matching tattoos, the Jenner sisters are completely atypical.
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According to creator David Chase, the atypical family drama is ripe for another look.
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Blacks are less likely to be prescribed newer, better-tolerated medicine called atypical antipsychotics.
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"I would say it's somewhat atypical but not out of the question," Allaf said.
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But when it does occur, it is a truly atypical period in American politics.
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It was an atypical move for a musician who shies away from expressive extravagance.
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A police physician examined him and agreed, but reported that Ratjen's genitals were atypical.
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Kraft's brush with the American criminal justice system is atypical, to say the least.
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"Throughout Brazil, doctors have seen strange, atypical, neurological manifestations," Ko said told the symposium.
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The most atypical feature: moss lining the dashboard that acts as an air filter.
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Canada Letter It was, to understate things greatly, an atypical sports week in Canada.
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But if Mr. Roth is atypical for his industry's leaders, he's O.K. with that.
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We ran into the "Atypical" actor in WeHo and asked him to weigh in.
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Ms. Manning's atypical identity adds a frisson of subversion to her already subversive acts.
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But in "The Favourite," the camera is frequently put in the most atypical places.
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Together they created Gateway, which lives in an environment that's atypical for an arts organization.
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What's more, she said the symptoms listed by the authors are atypical for Lyme disease.
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That means you shouldn't just read business books but texts that give you atypical insights.
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Ruth's, one of the oldest eateries in Salt Lake City, is atypical of most diners.
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O'Rourke has also responded to some early criticism with transparency atypical for a presidential campaign.
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Bonus: no one tried to grab our butts, which is atypical for a subway ride.
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And Atypical really would be perfect — if it didn't fall into the disappointing infidelity stereotype.
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While atypical, a compensation plan with such clawback penalties isn't unprecedented, even within Credit Suisse.
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On top of The Nick Problem, there's also a problem with Black representation throughout Atypical.
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This makes sports team owners very atypical of the overall demographics of the United States.
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The company's forward guidance was actually rather upbeat, which he said is atypical for Twitter.
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"This isn't a terribly atypical pattern," Mark Hoekzema, chief meteorologist at Earth Networks, told Gizmodo.
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We call female heart attack symptoms atypical, but they are actually very typical — for women.
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The politician was a popular figure for his outsized personality and decidedly atypical political demeanor.
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Because of the hourly pay and atypical hours, canvassing jobs tend to attract college students.
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The test uncovered an "atypical finding", Toulson said, and occurred prior to any Olympic events.
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It is not atypical to see selling from toushin when Japanese share prices hit highs.
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They say men are being victimised for an atypical attack by a mentally unstable person.
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Uber's path to profitability is strained but not atypical for high-growth startups these days.
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Various airfare search sites showed coach fares of around $600 — not atypical for that route.
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Hot Topic began to embrace the atypical, celebrating the punks, rockers, goths, and music-lovers.
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It's a powerfully reserved performance in a film that is atypical of most studio dramas.
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For every beautiful touch pass there are a dozen flubs atypical at the NBA level.
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Vore is a paraphilia, defined by psychiatry as a condition characterized by atypical sexual desires.
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Netflix's original series Atypical revolves around a teenage boy with autism trying to find love.
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Durable manufacturing fell 0.7 percent as atypical retooling and production schedules hit motor vehicle assembly.
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Yet silence perpetuates a belief that abortion is atypical, even when the statistics say otherwise.
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The orientation changes several times; the paging is atypical; the text is interrupted by images.
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One of Latimer and Urbahn's newest clients, Snodgrass is a somewhat atypical Trump administration refugee.
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But, of course, Meir was highly atypical for a simple reason: She was a woman.
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"Even Flint's highest levels were not atypical for water systems that have problems," Pangallozzi said.
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The Obama order itself makes clear just how atypical the scenario it envisions would be.
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While Mr. Saunders' path had some unique twists and turns, it was not completely atypical.
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He always enjoyed the sales aspect of making art, which is atypical of many artists.
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While the three witnesses came across as unusually admirable, they're not atypical of their breed.
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What's atypical for any age is how she transubstantiates those thoughts into such potent songs.
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The latter of these is at no extra charge, which is atypical of other resorts.
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Actually, 28500 looks like an atypical election where the main issue will not be economic.
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"That would be very atypical to happen on its own," Prince said of the spike.
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It's atypical for SpaceX to do an ocean landing after a flight to the ISS.
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According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, its guidelines about atypical genitalia are being reviewed.
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I feel like the days ... My career feels very atypical for someone of my age.
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A USADA test discovered an atypical finding of a Jones drug test submitted earlier this month.
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Take a look at InReach, we are a very atypical founding team for a venture firm.
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Reno acted in a way that was atypical for a woman by serving as attorney general.
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Companies haven't quite reached the point where they are hiring atypical candidates in droves, Forman said.
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Having seven co-founders is pretty atypical for startups, but it's helped Standard Cognition move quickly.
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Atypical cases have occasionally been detected in recent years, with Ireland reporting a case last month.
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Were the bonuses that Mrs Clinton and Mr Trump received atypical, or part of a pattern?
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It's atypical for contemporary American political figures to even be close personal friends with each other.
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Yet the Pulitzer-winning Executioner was atypical for Mailer, which perhaps explains why it's so good.
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Still, the show owes some of its success to the atypical nature of what it captures.
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"Companies should be more sensitive to that, especially to more atypical situations like ours," she says.
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"A very atypical event and likely attributable to the extraordinary buzz around the movie," Nielsen said.
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Both Obama and Trump cast themselves as atypical politicians, running to change the political system itself.
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Officials have characterized those markings — a small "C" at the top of classified paragraphs — as atypical.
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Kaufman said the number of cities bidding for the convention was not atypical of previous years.
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Unless candidates start showing some atypical grandstanding restraint, the ploy could work well — on two levels.
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The community that converges in stores represents an array of diverse passions, usually celebrating the atypical.
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Paul Gosar is facing attacks from an atypical group in his reelection bid: his own family.
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Additionally, atypical indulgences range from Michael Dell's rare photo collection to Sergey Brin's private trapeze lessons.
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"Dickinson" broke through this week's list, as did Netflix's "Atypical," which recently debuted its third season.
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But few women have ever had that opportunity, and even among men it's always been atypical.
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I wanted to combine Italian neorealism with the atypical film-of-photographs approach of La Jette.
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As any Angeleno will tell you, however, anything that unites people of this city is atypical.
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Last month's temblor was atypical, because the epicenter was just 0003 miles south of the city.
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Mr. Duterte may sometimes seem atypical among Filipino rulers, but in this respect, he is typical.
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The atypical proceeding heightened internal concerns about the content of the call, the two people said.
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Researchers who investigated this atypical behavior determined that where there were people, there were fewer predators.
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In recent decades, the surgeries have been relatively common for infants born with atypical sex organs.
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This is due to atypical hemoglobin molecules, which is the protein in blood that transports oxygen.
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He makes the atypical assertion that sometimes a charlatan really is no more than he seems.
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The Oval Office, which can confer gravitas on a typical president, simply saps this atypical one.
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Braithwaite says this sort of sacrifice is not atypical for students at ANIM—and particularly the girls.
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Our model has been an atypical structure of development and has involved an incredible amount of risk.
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In a statement to parents, principal Layner said that the students' conduct was atypical at the school.
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Soliris is already approved for the rare blood disorders paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria and atypical hemolytic uremic syndrome.
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These more atypical symptoms can include shortness of breath, nausea and vomiting, and back or jaw pain.
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" The good-natured meteorologist took to Facebook shortly thereafter to explain the atypical newscast to viewers. "Whoops!
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While men may also experience these subtle or atypical symptoms, they are more common in women. Why?
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Older folks may also develop atypical bacterial infections which may also lead to chronic coughing, said Castriotta.
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Clinton could be dealing with atypical pneumonia, or walking pneumonia, which would allow her to continue campaigning.
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Meek Mill certainly isn't your average prisoner, and that his case is so well-known is atypical.
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US and South Korean forces raised their alert levels slightly after detecting the subs' atypical training activity.
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But it's precisely because Mosby took each of those atypical steps that she is a defendant now.
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"The fact that she had two nodules is a little interesting, and a little atypical," Stiles says.
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This is all wildly atypical for a Stephen King novel, let alone a screen adaptation of one.
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The atypical museum has previously attracted other celebrities and their families looking to up their Instagram game.
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Wolfe Herd's 20 percent undiluted founder's stake is evidence that an atypical path was right for Bumble.
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Atypical is the story of Sam (Keir Gilchrist), an autistic high school senior who decides try dating.
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Atypical clouds are either fitted into that existing map of the sky or set aside as irrelevant.
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"We've taken an atypical approach to raising funds," Canva cofounder and CEO Melanie Perkins told Business Insider.
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That atypical division — disaster films usually tilt more in the direction of apocalypse — sparked the most debate.
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Atypical anorexia poisons the mind, a fact about the condition that I am still learning to accept.
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Take the case of atypical antipsychotics, one of the many earlier and egregious examples of pharma impunity.
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Because this isn't a normal crisis, and atypical crises require real leadership from the top to solve.
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Originally, queer simply meant "strange" or "atypical," and plenty of fashionable clothes can be described as that.
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These criteria usually included family history of breast cancer and previous benign breast biopsy, particularly atypical hyperplasia.
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If Mr. Trump does impose the tariffs, it would be an atypical use of his emergency powers.
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What was very atypical was that it aired hundreds of miles from his home state, in Ohio.
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Soliris is approved for two rare blood disorders, paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria (PNH) and atypical hemolytic uremic syndrome.
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What could be done instead is that every hospital should test people with atypical pneumonia for Covid.
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She leaves out an atypical but important phenomenon that illustrates how conspiracies thrive amid shifting power dynamics.
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Wholesale change is unlikely, M.L.S. owners and officials said, because they see these atypical features as strengths.
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Research shows that people with atypical brain and bodies are at a higher risk of self-harm.
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Instead, the winner and loser shared a touching moment atypical in the often cutthroat world of athletics.
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The Stanford University researchers found that gay men and women typically had "gender-atypical" features and expressions.
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He told me that the degree of the Trump Organization's involvement in the Baku property was atypical.
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The company filed an atypical auction-style initial public offering in 2004, seeking to raise $2.7 billion.
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This wasn't atypical: Two-thirds of the plans that participated in the marketplaces lost money in 2014.
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This is atypical for photography, where prices are lower and volumes are higher than in other contemporary art.
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He explained that some transgender people identify as "intersex," even though they were not born with atypical genitalia.
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However, the test cannot distinguish between the different atypical disorders, which doctors must rely on symptoms to diagnose.
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You worked in ... Yeah, I started my venture career one year out of college, which is pretty atypical.
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Atypical makes a lot of amazing, important strides by telling the full story of a teenager with autism.
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Atypical mad cow cases can arise spontaneously in cattle herds, usually in animals 8 years old or older.
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Agreements like this aren't atypical, especially for a company that was backed against a wall like Faraday Future.
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What do you think Hollywood can do to make sure there are more atypical roles for women onscreen?
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The results are a series of atypical landscape shots you could never see with the naked human eye.
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The Facebook head has announced a sudden and atypical interest in the world outside Silicon Valley's hermetic borders.
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The next year, she had a guided MRI biopsy that uncovered a second diagnosis of atypical ductal hyperplasia.
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But, even a decade ago when Acosta struck the deal, his leniency toward Epstein was atypical, experts say.
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DataTrek Research's Nick Colas sees an atypical trend affecting the relationship between small cap stocks and large caps.
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Atypical cases like Brock Turner's further fuel that sentiment and drum up support for tough sex offender laws.
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They were also more likely to ask clients about preexisting skin conditions and even looked for atypical moles.
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When Jason Wooten decided to buy a home in Denver, he knew it might be an atypical experience.
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"These huge maintenance projects are not atypical," said Betty Monkman, a White House curator from 1967 to 2002.
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Schumacher recommends high-yield investments as a way to play the atypical backdrop and keep exposure to bonds.
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For Temasek, which put in $8 million, or half of the round, such a small investment is atypical.
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That kind of résumé is atypical of board members at Cisco, where directors tend to be more experienced.
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A 2018 autism behavioral study, for example, used YouTube videos and wearables to classify typical and atypical movements.
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During this time, the lawsuit alleges she was administered drugs including "atypical antipsychotics and antidepressants," without proper consent.
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Each had a theme, including early and atypical work, art about art, food, ecology and the color silver.
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Unfortunately, bisphosphonates also have the possibility of the very rare side effects of atypical fractures and jaw osteonecrosis.
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That's also why these drawings don't have any words on them at all, which is somewhat atypical for me.
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That "atypical" amount of traction for a young startup convinced True Ventures to back it, says partner Tony Conrad.
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On Friday, the Brazilian government reported a case of atypical mad cow disease in an animal in Mato Grosso.
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The Republican front-runner explained that he will govern in the similarly atypical, convention-defying manner he has campaigned.
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Come Sunday, Shula will send his atypical offense out to try to bust open holes in Phillips's suffocating defense.
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However, over the weekend the TSA documented an atypical and horrifying discovery: a 3D-printed handgun with live rounds.
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It's atypical for the creator of such a high-profile company to seemingly disappear without any form of announcement.
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But with the general election now in full swing, any time spent in a solidly blue state feels atypical.
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If they went with it, it would have been atypical in its portrayal of violence toward a pregnant woman.
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An "atypical" form of mad cow disease has been found in an 11-year-old beef cow in Alabama.
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It's not just atypical in contemporary American politics for people to be both ideological adversaries and close personal friends.
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The H-Oil Unit is an atypical hydrocracker because it converts residual crude oil into motor fuels, especially diesel.
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The case was considered "atypical" as the animal contracted the BSE protein spontaneously, rather than through the feed supply.
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This atypical take on unicorn behavior shows them eating leftovers, acting inappropriately in movie theatres, and just being jerks.
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They would also include those who took a bisphosphonate and had one of the rare, atypical fractures, he said.
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It's true that Stone's arrest was atypical—in that it ranked pretty low on the spectrum of police militarization.
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By starting early and following these children, there will be a lot to learn about typical and atypical development.
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For Martic, who said Zaniewska understands her feelings "better than a guy could," the atypical choice has paid dividends.
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For example, boys do fewer chores than girls and are discouraged more than girls from doing gender atypical activities.
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Use it to present brief, essential information and atypical content changes that are highly likely to be of interest.
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This might be normal for a Vladimir Putin or Kim Jong-un but is atypical of recent Chinese leaders.
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A decade is a long time to go without any diversity on a board, but it's also not atypical.
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Mr. Dietl's work was not atypical of a private investigator; many are paid to undertake defense investigations of plaintiffs.
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"We're always concerned about North Korea, but I don't believe this is an atypical performance on their part," Sen.
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This yurt tiny house, which was constructed using poles and fabric, has a traditional kitchen for an atypical home.
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Even the name "atypical anorexia" feeds into the misconceptions that only people in lower weight bodies can experience anorexia.
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But the only atypical thing was that I didn't look the part of the stereotypical sufferer of eating disorders.
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Trump's tweet announcing McGahn's departure highlighted the highly atypical relationships Trump maintains with several top officials in his administration.
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Atypical genitalia does not always occur in patients with CAH, but when it does, doctors sometimes encourage plastic surgery.
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"What Mr. Domingo is doing is not atypical," Zachary Woolfe wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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Legislation in many countries has not kept up with the atypical work arrangements that companies use to cut costs.
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For starters, protagonist Vito Scaletta's predicament and motivations are somewhat atypical for a character in a game about gangsters.
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"The definition of DSD is 'congenital conditions in which development of chromosomal, gonadal, or anatomical sex is atypical,' " said Vilain.
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Gcam embodies an atypical approach to photography in seeking to find software solutions for what have traditionally been hardware problems.
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Zachary Crockett / Vox This is not atypical: Mass shootings, however heinous, have long been a boon to gun industry executives.
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There's also the question of whether or not people with atypical television bodies would want to appear on the show.
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Another medication, an atypical antipsychotic called olanzapine, stopped an episode that lasted the entire month of August in two doses.
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While it's law enforcement that does handcuffing, it's teachers who call school resource officers into classrooms to control atypical behavior.
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Brazil said on Monday it had temporarily halted beef exports to China following an atypical case of mad cow disease.
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AI might pinpoint atypical clauses in contracts, for example, but it cannot decide if the anomaly is a deal-breaker.
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An early dismissal, Dominique — monikered Dom — didn't get much air time, which isn't atypical for Black contestants on the franchise.
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It's an atypical legislative strategy in which Republicans would vote "yes" on legislation that no one wants to ultimately pass.
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Do these atypical circumstances give entertainers the green light to stand atop their soapbox to inform and mobilize their following?
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Founded in Utah in the 90s, the atypical biker gang now has chapters in a dozen countries across the world.
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The situation I found myself in is personally atypical and I've not been in any other situation remotely like it.
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A tanuki, commonly mistaken for a badger or a raccoon, is actually an atypical species of dog known in Japan.
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Fetal genitalia can also develop in atypical ways, leading to intersex characteristics that don't fit our conventional ideas of gender.
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Though fields of this size are atypical compared with primaries in the 20th century, they are becoming the new normal.
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It's a typical incident in the very atypical Trump administration, tying together a lack of discipline and low-grade corruption.
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The amount of support for Pence is atypical: Usually, voters are not especially opinionated when it comes to vice presidents.
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Kentucky's 6th District: Lexington Mayor Jim Gray and former Marine combat pilot Amy McGrath compete in an atypical Democratic primary.
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It was an atypical sequence from the Warriors, the N.B.A.'s most dominant team, and the Knicks took the lead.
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"I think there are some legitimate issues that arise because of this very atypical system that was created," he said.
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Guerra, the environmentalist, says the direct cause of this year's air emergency lies in an atypical winter storm in February.
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Making its forecast come true would require productivity improvements not seen in decades and an atypical policy on interest rates.
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That's largely because of their atypical looks and their origin stories — mutant powers surface at puberty, not unlike sexual orientation.
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For about a week now, the number of atypical high temperature readings picked up in Seattle has been steadily declining.
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This is among the most commonly reported atypical symptoms, often alongside other more frequently reported signs like cough or fever.
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Trip Cullman's unmoored production of this atypical comedy from Tennessee Williams presents sexual attraction as a raging force of nature.
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Rolling Loud suffered from not atypical festival logistics issues — some performers going on early, or late, or not at all.
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"Atypical" is, after all, about a young man who doesn't fit easily into what many would call the normal world.
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I was eventually diagnosed with atypical anorexia, which just means that I was experiencing anorexia in a higher weight body.
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Following the defeat of a primary rival, it&aposs not atypical for fans to remain attached to their first choice.
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That approach is not atypical in luxury, an industry focused on attracting women (80 percent of Kering's consumers are women).
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Knox, who has a background in venture capital and previously set up money transfer service Azimo, is an atypical banker.
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Those hormones are what cause the formation of atypical genitalia in fetuses with two X chromosomes while they're in utero.
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Auto plants in Canada, which usually cut production in July for retooling, had atypical planned shutdowns in August, Statscan said.
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DJI, as the dominant drone maker, will face atypical business and reputational risks, from hacking to terrorists reportedly deploying drones.
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The self-imposed suspension was announced after a case of atypical mad cow disease was reported in Mato Grosso state.
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A new set of public opinion survey results asking atypical but timely questions has shed some light on the Trump coalition.
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Soliris, approved for rare blood disorders paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria and atypical hemolytic uremic syndrome, had sales of $2.59 billion in 2015.
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What's more, the CDC said that last season was particularly "atypical" in that it was severe for people of all ages.
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His case was not atypical: All infantry divisions in Normandy were expected to move by either foot or horse-drawn cart.
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Rather than suffering whiplash any time an atypical poll is published, seasoned election forecasters recommend focusing on the slower-moving averages.
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It is crisp and faithful to the music, offering a broad soundstage that's atypical of closed-back headphones of this kind.
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While I'm glad Atypical attempted to include people of color in their series, the majority of their roles shouldn't be villainous.
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And, in case you were wondering if the complex gender mores of today get a pass in Atypical, they do not.
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Devon Maloney, internet culture editor: When it comes to atypical terror, for me nothing can beat 2013's Under the Skin.
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However, an atypical case in Brazil, one of the largest exporters of beef, in 2012 led some importers to suspend trade.
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Leave it to The Americans to stage a typically awkward version of "the talk," but for the most atypical of reasons.
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But there's still a compelling kernel here, and if the show's stories resonate with you, Atypical is an enjoyable summer watch.
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"This is atypical but it's happened once every few years," said Guy LeBas, chief fixed income strategist at Janney Montgomery Scott.
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"It's a weird thing, and it is a breeding ground for atypical behaviour and certain people have certain processes," he said.
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Instead, he blamed the "atypical views" of mediation by U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Benjamin Goldgar, who is overseeing the case in Chicago.
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There have been 101 'Atypical' cases identified in the EU from 2003 to 2015 compared to 2,999 'Typical' cases, it added.
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Herbie Hancock returns to Montreux for a record 38th time, while the "unclassifiable" Grace Jones promises an "atypical show," he said.
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The propensity of its heroines to kill in self-defence is atypical—but their disinclination to use shelters remains sadly realistic.
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Truth be told, the menu wasn't markedly dissimilar to that of most restaurants in Romania, atypical only in theme, not fare.
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Biden's involvement in his children's lives was atypical for a generation in which mothers did the lion's share of the work.
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It was an atypical rifle for its time, seemingly futuristic, and made partly with lightweight plastics and aluminum that traditionalists scorned.
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"I think the equal pay for equal play argument is flawed, and it's flawed because sports business is atypical," Bedoya said.
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At first they seem familiar, but the calculated framing — atypical of his work — brings a harmony absent in his previous work.
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Although psychotherapy is also highly recommended, I'm still trying to find a therapist under my insurance who keeps atypical office hours.
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Daniel is one of three sons being raised by a clinging, overprotective middle-class mother (Audrey Tautou in an atypical role).
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Those who define themselves as nonbinary consider themselves neither male nor female, whereas those who are intersex have atypical sexual anatomy.
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"Given its atypical nature, it's hard to imagine that main Justice was unaware" of the investigations and the subpoenas, she said.
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"Presumably, that's COVID-19," Kinsa's CEO told Business Insider, describing the "atypical" fevers his company has charted on a nationwide map.
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On January 6, she said, a colleague asked her if she had heard of an outbreak of atypical pneumonia in China.
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To remove the fairly straightforward questions, they additionally categorized the typicality of questions so as to focus on the atypical ones.
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And so I was pleasantly surprised to find that in its second season, "Atypical" improves on the first in significant ways.
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Doctors said Allia had an atypical teratoid rhabdoid tumor, a rare, fast-growing cancer of the brain and the spinal cord.
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Isner has also benefited from an atypical English summer with constant heat that has baked the courts into a harder surface.
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Then they would make an atypical distribution deal with Bleecker Street Media, an upstart with a total staff of about 20.
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As the company engages with its customers directly, we believe it will become the go-to financial partner for atypical workers.
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These ideas are atypical for presidential candidates, to say the least, but 28500 is destined to be an unusual election anyway.
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As his group become more experienced, they had the urge to break out of the mold and transition to atypical builds.
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Virgin Galactic listed on the New York Stock Exchange as part of a reverse merger, which made for an atypical IPO.
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Instead of being the remains of an atypical human, they might have belonged to a typical member of an alternate humanity.
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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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It includes a stunning, if atypical, example of an early oil on board by Francis Newton Souza called "Mithuna" ("Lovers") (1949).
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I also liked fellow comedies Dear White People, Atypical, and She's Gotta Have It. But most everything else was kinda lackluster.
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And yet Big Mouth works really, really well, in ways that make it feel decidedly atypical in the TV animation sphere.
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Immigration hearing delay 'not atypical' But school district officials in Maryland have rejected the notion the incident has implications for immigration policy.
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Having a movie that pushes those boundaries, having more characters like this that aren't necessarily — that are atypical female protagonists, is important.
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So-called typical antipsychotics work by similar mechanisms to one another, but the second-generation atypical antipsychotics act differently from their predecessors.
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But, earlier this month, season 8 contestant Robbie Turner — an endearing performer in her own right — stole the spotlight in atypical fashion.
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Though fields of this size are atypical compared with primaries in the 20th century, they are becoming the new normal (see chart).
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But regardless, it is what it is — though prettyboy McMahon strikes me as an atypical male lead for a Dick Wolf show.
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Atypical of a generation wracked by anxiety as a common symptom of modern living, Luthra believes that judgment and doubt represents weakness.
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According to psychology, that's considered "atypical" behavior, but then again so are most things that aren't married, heterosexual, missionary position sex, so.
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Some people may experience atypical symptoms like sweating, nausea or even flulike symptoms rather than classic chest-clutching pain, Dr. Steinbaum said.
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It is as atypical of his work as the nearby, stiff Van Gogh of meadow flowers and roses is of the Dutchman's.
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And when you sign an NDA with Apple it's not atypical for it to stipulate that you don't talk about said NDA.
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You produced "Not Invited" from 2 Chainz and Lil Wayne's collaborative album ColleGrove, and it's perhaps the most atypical TM88 beat yet.
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These examples are rare, however, and Google's atypical approach manages to avoid many of the pitfalls of conventional HDR imagery on phones.
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Netflix has emerged as the place for daring, unconventional storytelling — the perfect platform for Atypical, a family comedy about an autistic teen.
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Gilchrist auditioned some five or six times for Atypical and met with writer/creator Robia Rashid for several hours during that process.
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Should a customer be in an unfamiliar location or use their device in an atypical way, the startup will trigger an alert.
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Extraordinary things tend to happen to Bamber, who has had at once a typical and an atypical career as a racing driver.
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Had Trump sent only those three tweets hitting Yulín Cruz, it would have been a bad -- but not atypical -- day for him.
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"The fact is that politics is driving the economy to an extent that is very atypical," he told The New York Times.
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I wanted to truly capture their spirit and what it was like for them to go through life in an atypical body.
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Does the Democratic Party do enough to encourage minority candidates, or someone from an atypical background like teaching, to get more involved?
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He has threatened to use emergency powers to impose the tariffs — an atypical use of the law that goes beyond his predecessors.
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Shiffrin's mother, Eileen, who is also one of her coaches, said she believed fatigue had contributed substantially to her daughter's atypical skiing.
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The many lung doctors he had seen over the years all said he had "atypical" asthma because the usual medications never helped.
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Mostly, it means not placing limits on children around how they express their gender and not promoting shame around gender "atypical" behaviors.
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The idea of a "normal" body and mind, based on a narrow continuum of acceptable human variation, banishes atypical bodies and minds.
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Tests that confirmed a brain abnormality and a less than conclusive label of "atypical white matter brain damage" and suspected cerebral palsy.
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"If you go back prior to the financial crisis, small breaches, day-to-day breaches of the funds rate, were not atypical."
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The atypical Christmas decoration is intended to show support for people impacted by the fires, and inspire hope in a dire situation.
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BuzzFeed noted that it's atypical for high-ranking career staffers to leave a position they had initially planned to keep until retirement.
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The bottom line: These atypical appointees are taking over the world's top institutions at a time of unprecedented global uncertainty and change.
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This weekend is unfortunately not atypical in Chicago, where shooting deaths this year are on track to be the worst in two decades.
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"It's often for discoloration, scarring on the surface caused by the fruit rubbing against a tree limb or an atypical shape," he said.
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So I decided to challenge myself: For one week, I'd skip my go-to first-date locales and only suggest completely atypical activities.
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The show Atypical, a Netflix original that begins streaming August 11, follows Sam (Keir Gilchrist), a high school senior on the autism spectrum.
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After a atypical childhood characterized by stints in rehab and an absentee mother, Barrymore said she relished the normalcy of being a Kopelman.
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Experts say that despite the atypical nature of this election cycle, there are effective ways for parents to include children in the process.
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Yet well-known problem spots - Illinois, New Jersey, Connecticut and Kentucky - are atypical, according to the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College.
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Beyond that, faced with the high expectations of a crowded premium-TV market, "Atypical" does something that its protagonist can't -- namely, blend in.
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In this instance, reflect on everything that was atypical about your experience, so you can assure yourself you'll avoid it in the future.
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For six seasons NBC's Parenthood had a regular character dealing with Asperger's (now classified as "high-functioning" autism much like Sam's on Atypical).
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The positional quandary is a microcosm of the roster mishmash created over time by a series of unfortunate — and not atypical — organizational events.
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The post-second-world-war model of the nuclear family with a breadwinner husband, a homemaker wife and several children has become atypical.
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"You don't think about it at all… With Arrival and Nocturnal Animals, they're both sort of atypical in their storytelling approach," she explains.
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While it is atypical for a paleontologist to have a second career in wildlife conservation, for Dr. Simons the two trades dovetailed seamlessly.
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A state where more than 2.4 million women live in poverty and as many live without health insurance, Isabel's experiences are hardly atypical.
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Larry Drew no longer has to worry about being the "voice" of the Cleveland Cavaliers, the acting coach, or any other atypical distinction.
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But she stands aside, in rather atypical Sansa fashion, then actually apologizes to him for not telling him that Littlefinger might be coming.
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"They didn't whistle, or look at me in any sort of aggressive way," he marveled, crediting the pastor's efforts for the atypical behavior.
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How did Airbase manage to put together a fun, if slightly atypical Series A, less than a year after its original Series investment?
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For one, the number of "atypical" fevers in the city (things that aren't garden-variety seasonal colds and flus) seems to be falling.
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She's criticized for minuscule things such as wearing an atypical style of dress or not properly facing the crowd during a public appearance.
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In other ways she was atypical: Nearly 75 percent of Americans who study overseas are non-Hispanic white, and disproportionately from private schools.
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And even with examples of authentic casting on "Atypical," the lead character, who is autistic, is played by an actor who is not.
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The empowerment of women, abundant sexuality steamily reported, female bonding rule the current roost, yet the biggest phenomenon in recent romance is atypical.
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Rashid said that, just based on its subject matter, "Atypical" tends to attract crew members who are parents of kids on the spectrum.
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On the phone recently from Los Angeles, she explained her atypical approach and how coming to music theory late served as an advantage.
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Rachel grew up thinking of life as "a series of detachments," which is a way of describing Lehane's atypical "Since We Fell," too.
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"It&aposs not atypical for new ecosystems to require some pump priming by the corporate incumbents that are building the products," Bernard said.
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But there are privacy risks to consider: Using video analysis to study atypical behaviors associated with autism dates back to at least 2005.
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But it is just as important for individuals born with atypical genitalia to have the right to not be defined by that, either.
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It will also bring the company's approach to business, often credited to Mr. Spiegel's atypical way of seeing things, into the public eye.
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And while these casts had atypical, and welcome, diversity, there's nothing new in having racially diverse casting of the Cavalier at City Ballet.
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In South Florida, the schools in two shelters that house migrant children are managed by the local public school system — an atypical arrangement.
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More deliberately grand in effect is "Untitled (Cascade)" (1992-96), an atypical if undeniably photogenic work that appears in the exhibition's publicity materials.
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All this seems a bit atypical for Israel, where wineries dominate the market, attracting foreign customers for decades, and microbreweries have now taken off.
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UK was atypical in that they blended hard prog-rock with fusion and then added hallucinatory synthesizers and wisps of violin for good measure.
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Bourke said such a delay in an immigration hearing was "not atypical" and that Sanchez-Milian had been free to travel in the interim.
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The video stars Brigette Lundy-Paine, star of Netflix's Atypical, dancing around a dimly lit room with a coat instead of an actual partner.
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That compared to about 38 per 1,000 children exposed to typical antipsychotics and about 45 children per 1,000 who were exposed to atypical antipsychotics.
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The horrific event took place on Sunday during an atypical downpour in Los Angeles and the house's roof isn't the only thing that's weeping.
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Joey's bid for Congress is atypical, but his reason for campaigning sounds exactly like what you'd expect a self-described political outsider to say.
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Netflix has carved a name for itself in the YA space with youth-centric series like 13 Reasons Why, Atypical, and On My Block.
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" During the exam, Tyndall "squeezed" Chi's breasts and fondled her in "an atypical way," the complaint says, alleging that Chi felt "violated and embarrassed.
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Fortunately, the second seasons of both Atypical and 13 Reasons Why are on their way to fulfill your teen show quota in the meantime.
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The company, which controls the Camisea natural gas consortium, had partially suspended production at Las Malvinas due to a "potentially atypical condition" this week.
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Our family is atypical, and we need to embrace that, which is why we use the term egg donor and surrogate with the kids.
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Deadline reports that the last season of New Girl will jump three years into the future, putting another twist on an already atypical season.
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While the Prevezon case is an example of a high-profile scheme allegedly involving international money laundering through shell corporations, it is hardly atypical.
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Royal Headache were a typical-looking punk four-piece making deeply atypical music and taking a rarely followed path, all as if by accident.
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Book of Sand is an atypical band—or project, really, as it's the sole effort of a Minneapolis-based individual who goes by DCRF.
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The three-judge appeals panel on Wednesday found the prisoners failed to show the drugs would impose an "atypical and significant hardship" on them.
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The Brazilian agriculture ministry on Friday reported the case of atypical mad cow disease in a 17-year-old cow in Mato Grosso state.
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Likewise, his embrace of atypical Republican positions during the primaries — his support for some aspects of Planned Parenthood — did nothing to thwart his nomination.
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It's an atypical hacking game that encompasses all things cute and fun (rather than dark and gloomy) about computers—less cyberpunk and more cybertwee.
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After the game, although obviously pleased with the outcome, the Yankees were still trying to assess the atypical script that played out on Friday.
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"There were these high-rise buildings, which were a little bit atypical of Los Angeles, and I remember being in Century City," she said.
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By the time he died, he had lived with it for half a century, and doctors had added the word "atypical" to his diagnosis.
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Both Ms. Barry, 36, and the company that hired her are aware that she may be perceived as an atypical choice for the job.
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Indeed, a recent study found that males with autism spectrum disorder had an atypical combination of "female-like" and "male-like" brain activity patterns.
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The song's wacky video is atypical of Wayne's usually straightforward videos, but it captures the all-over-the-place appeal of his variegated flow.
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Even Hanyu's physique — slender body, long neck, arms and legs — is atypical for a Japanese skater, said Ito, who is now a skating analyst.
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One coronavirus patient was initially sent to the wrong because they displayed atypical symptoms, so went on to infect at least 10 medical workers.
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Paddock, however, seemed atypical of the overtly troubled, angry young men who experts said have come to embody the profile of most mass shooters.
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The majestic ballad "Black Hole Sun," Soundgarden's radio breakthrough and Grammy winner, was an atypical Soundgarden song because the band never besieges the melody.
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That my thoughts and actions were atypical, my interests and worries too obsessive—wells to fall down into, rather than passing fancies or concerns.
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The unfolding of events surrounding the nomination continue to be atypical -- including the extraordinary move of a Supreme Court nominee holding a televised interview.
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The resolution of the case struck some legal experts as atypical, and the two sides could not even agree on what to call it.
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Thundercat's musical impatience makes it hard to immerse in this most atypical of mood albums, but the range of moods is worth gawking at.
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Many parents dread when their kids will start dating, but on Netflix's Atypical they fear Sam (Keir Gilchrist) won't be accepted because of his autism.
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There are plenty of people in Silicon Valley who are somewhere on the spectrum, and some of them will want children who are neuro-atypical.
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The Times reported that the collective bargaining agreement was put in place when it was atypical for women players to work for the NBA team.
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In the latter half of Atypical, Casey, after considering a scholarship to a private school over her current public one, is "bullied" by her clique.
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Y/Project, which was launched in 2010 but has grown significantly in the last two years, had what can be only described as atypical beginnings.
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The HomePod has since received a $50 price cut, which is an atypical move for Apple products that aren't getting updated on an annual basis.
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Instead, Atypical has Julia go on a route that seems shockingly regressive since the twentysomething-year-old never deliberates for a second about the pregnancy.
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The manufacturing sector contracted 0.6 percent, in part because of a 1.9 percent drop in motor vehicle assembly after atypical shutdowns at some auto plants.
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Brazil's government said on Thursday it has lifted a suspension of beef exports to China after dealing with an atypical case of mad cow disease.
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It is also active against atypical bacteria, such as legionella, chlamydia, mycoplasma and ureaplasma, and against gonococci and other organisms that cause genitourinary tract infections.
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The quick bargain hunting enabled a majority of active small cap stock pickers to do better than their benchmark Russell 222 index, an atypical outperformance.
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My story is very atypical from a lot of other trans people where I didn't really find a big safe haven in the LGBT community.
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Hurricane Florence has been feeding off some unusually warm ocean waters, which played a role in its sustained and atypical westward trek towards the Carolinas.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg are busy doing things quite atypical for top executives of a high-profile public company.
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"Marginalization of people with atypical bodies is still a sensitive social stigma for many people involved in online dating," co-founder Neil Raman tells PEOPLE.
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Moreover, the film does turn the mental-health stigma "on its head"—by presenting its neurologically atypical female lead as clever, dynamic, and bracingly real.
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What distinguished this atypical group was that they actually read slower when the text was on the computer than when it was in a book.
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He goes back to bed at 7:30 and I settle in to the season premier of American Horror Story: Apocalypse followed by more Atypical.
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For over 35 years I had binge eating disorder and atypical anorexia, because insurance didn't cover necessary treatment, my eating disorders spiraled into heart failure.
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We stopped by a location in Queens, New York and saw why the atypical store has a brilliant strategy for surviving amid declining mall traffic.
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I suffer from atypical anorexia and have been tricking myself into believing that I loved the hospitality aspect of the food industry for years now.
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As historian Leah Wright Rigueur notes in The Loneliness of the Black Republican: Pragmatic Politics and the Pursuit of Power, this was far from atypical.
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On "Pews," they echo Stereolab's krauty take on space age-pop, offering up hand percussion interlude, and dizzily tracing atypical synth melodies in the margins.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 2): 88%What critics said: "Atypical is proving yet again why it remains the best half-hour on Netflix's slate.
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Even the aide to Lujan Grisham told CNN that Pence's call back on testing materials Monday was atypical of the Trump administration's interaction with governors.
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Rather, the Grammys have an atypical eligibility period that leaves casual onlookers scratching their heads annually over seemingly obvious frontrunners that didn't make the cut.
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Her experience is decidedly atypical, but it's become representative of "the trans experience" in the minds of too many who follow these issues only casually.
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I was born with asymmetrical, atypical hands and forearms into a world where symmetry and typicality are the marks of good looks and proper function.
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" Brian Levitt, global market strategist for North America at Invesco, also said this yield curve inversion might prove to be atypical: "It's an ominous sign.
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A few weeks later, a physician who had himself become sick from treating patients with atypical pneumonia stayed at the Metropole Hotel in Hong Kong.
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The Tinder profile of a not atypical guy (John, early 30s), details how he wants to give women oral sex with no expectation of reciprocity.
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Judge also scored the run that tied the game at 6-6 in an atypical small-ball rally by the Yankees in the seventh inning.
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The atypical placement of the bunkers was a function of the distinctive topography of the site — hummocks, gorges, hills and dales that slanted and dipped.
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In 210, Human Rights Watch released a report on infant genital surgeries that are performed on babies with atypical genitalia, declaring it cruel and unnecessary.
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For Moon Javaid, the 49ers' vice president of strategy and analytics, the alerts are "atypical" because it's so early and fans haven't filled Levi's Stadium.
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Sharif's objective to initiate disruptive methods is realized by both Hussain Sharif and Kazem whose works also explore atypical processes for making distinctly unorthodox objects.
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The play space's true strength is derived from just how encompassing it is for even the most diverse, or atypical, members of the kink community.
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He showed the court two pictures of Steinle&aposs wound and said it was "atypical," indicating that the bullet hit an "intermediary target" before hitting Steinle.
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Their experiments showed the classifier could detect nearly 97% of the areas in new subjects, even in instances where someone had atypical or unique brain structures.
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Unusual gifting occasions call for an extra layer of shop-savvy that wields the power to smooth over any potential awkward or atypical moments of appreciation.
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Admittedly an atypical collection, visitors to the Canadian archives will someday have a chance to check out Friedman's 60 years of study in the UFO phenomena.
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Nigel Farage, who sparked the recent growth of the UK's anti-European Union movement, and Boris Johnson, who is its highest-profile face, are atypical politicians.
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Bala was badly injured after an "atypical interaction" with her brother, Bhutan, Rebecca Romzek, public relations and communication specialist for the park, told CNN on Wednesday.
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"If I can show that I'm comfortable in my own skin, maybe it will inspire society to become comfortable with more atypical disabled bodies," he said.
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And as per usual, Netflix is serving an array of originals, like the comedy Atypical starring Keir Gilchrist and the highly-anticipated Marvel mashup The Defenders.
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Netflix's dark horse fan-favorite sitcom Atypical, about a middle-class family with a son who has autism, is built off the same heady familial angst.
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Atypical pneumonia can be caused by several types of bacteria, including Legionella pneumophila, mycoplasma pneumoniae and Chlamydophila pneumoniae, and can be passed from person to person.
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The average American woman, for example, in 2017 wears a size 16 or 18, meaning there's absolutely nothing "plus" or atypical about that particular clothing range.
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Data points that appear to be atypical — like a child visiting an emergency room and switching schools often — would raise red flags for the case agent.
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What's atypical about this conspiracy is that it's being embraced by much of the conservative movement — up to and including the president of the United States.
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Mark Chamberlain to staff members that explained Epstein was "poorly versed in jail routine" and would require an "atypical" adjustment to his new lifestyle behind bars.
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"I think Eugenia and I both benefited from the atypical setup," said Alethea Cheng Fitzpatrick, Dr. Cheng's older sister and now an architect in New York.
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Zhongxue Hua, the Bergen County medical examiner in New Jersey, said a neck fracture was atypical in a suicide but warned not to jump to conclusions.
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The moves are not atypical for FBI agents who have hit the work milestones that the men recently did, making them eligible to receive retirement benefits.
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The manufacturing sector contracted by 0.6 percent, in part because of a 1.9 percent drop in motor vehicle assembly after atypical shutdowns at some auto plants.
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But Longbow's report was atypical in one way: Mark Rupe, the analyst who wrote it, recently left Tempur Sealy as head of its investor relations unit.
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"The atypical thing that we're seeing is high early vote activity in states without competitive elections or no statewide elections," McDonald said in a phone interview.
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After what has been an atypical year for Hollywood, the show was mainly notable for acknowledging troubles that are harder to fix than an envelope mixup.
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Betting patterns on the Knights have been atypical, given that the club is the first major professional sports franchise in the country's mecca of sports gambling.
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They nonetheless found that those whose hearing was poorer — even within normal levels — had more atypical activity in their frontal cortex when listening to spoken sentences.
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We also found some more atypical home goods here as well, like this pack of vintage light bulbs originally marked at $15 but going for $10.99 ...
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When a kid does not have the usual interests or the usual haircut, his peers do not view his behavior simply as atypical or statistically infrequent.
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The artist has pared down the actual event to its essential meaning — an atypical treatment for Rockwell, who loved to pack his canvases with incidental detail.
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Its lead character was an outspoken middle-aged feminist whose atypical household consisted of her husband, her daughter from an earlier marriage and the daughter's son.
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To assist customers in progressing towards that goal, IBM offers clients tools that monitor the models and alert companies to when it may be acting atypical.
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The results show how deep party affiliation runs, even in the most atypical of elections, when gender played a bigger role than usual in the campaigns.
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"Then based on risk factors, including history of atypical moles or history of skin cancer, your dermatologist can help recommend appropriate skin-cancer screening needs," she says.
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Yet patients with atypical disorders "usually have a much worse prognosis, with faster disease progression, (with) more disabling symptoms" than Parkinson's patients, so early identification is crucial.
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That person went on to infect at least four other hospitalized patients — all of whom showed "atypical abdominal symptoms" as well — and at least 10 healthcare workers.
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"Heterodox" — coming from the Greek root words heteros, meaning "the other," and doxa, meaning "opinion" — refers to atypical beliefs or those beliefs which go against prevailing norms.
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I haven't given a ton of thought into the point at which I would start to get a little bit annoyed, because I think it's pretty atypical.
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While 13 Reasons delves into the decidedly feminist topics of date rape, rape culture, and the effects of sexual assault, there's a surprising conservative bent to Atypical.
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Although real hourly wages have risen slightly, the growing share of atypical employment, especially at the bottom end of the labour market, is partially offsetting this gain.
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Brazilian beef exports to China had been suspended since June 3 after an atypical case of mad cow disease was reported in the state of Mato Grosso.
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"This round of Escondida negotiations was very atypical because it was the last before the labor reform," said Juan Carlos Guajardo, president of Chilean mining consultancy Plusmining.
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But even as the details of Trump's plans make him look like a more typical Republican presidential candidate, they make him look like a more atypical personality.
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This isn't completely atypical social behavior for other brands, but seeing dark internet humor on the usually wholesome Disney account prompted some very confused reactions from fans.
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First, it represented an implicit, and atypical, acknowledgement by the regime of its own failures — not to mention a willingness to consider the counsel of external critics.
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"It is a very atypical year", she said, estimating that 15% to 20% of her production will be pulped naturals, compared with 35% in a normal year.
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"What's atypical about this situation is they're not saying, 'Hey, we have limited resources so we're going to figure out how to best use them,'" Fan said.
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Pros: Great for plunging necklines, comfortable, flirty, and well-fitting for women with atypical bra sizes Cons: Cup size runs small, so be sure to order accordingly
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In 2018, all but two of Mexico's 32 states had impunity rates that were high, very high or atypical, according to the Global Impunity Index for Mexico.
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In 11 spare tracks, Ms. Marshall seems confident, at last, in her identity as a rootless seeker and storyteller, firm in the instability of her atypical existence.
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But such atypical behavior was also a credit to the fourth-seeded Nadal: to his precocious presence, to his abundant energy and to his world-class nerve.
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The woman had three symptoms that were atypical: She was confused; her speech was garbled; and she seemed to have seizure-like episodes of shaking and inattention.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 42%What critics said: "Unfortunately, the film's commendably atypical focus on characters, mood, and psychological realism does not make Schwarzenegger's latest necessarily good.
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The phone maintained an unusually high average of 101MB of egress data per day for months thereafter, including many massive and highly atypical spikes of egress data.
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We were disappointed by the quality lapse so atypical of Lexus, and can't recommended a product that failed in its core mission of dependably moving people around.
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The items include billiard balls in Tiffany blue, sunglasses, ice cube tongs, briefcases with atypical bold prints and iterations of the house's popular double-tipped "T" bracelets.
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For party identification, it's even simpler: Partisans like candidates from their own party — a lot — even in a year with a highly atypical candidate like Donald Trump.
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The fact that Randall is African-American and that his family is white introduces race in an atypical way for family dramas, which tend to be homogeneous.
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Eventually, parsing more ways atypical sleep behaviors differ from average will, by process of elimination, reveal what common traits healthful sleep shares — and how to improve it.
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When law enforcement traces their steps after a shooting, they find these individuals may have prepared by isolating themselves, increasing weapons practice, or displaying other atypical behaviors.
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"We are fairly atypical in the way that we actually allow the player to walk toward the camera," said IO Interactive's Jesper Hylling, Hitman's lead game designer.
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One level deeper: The greatest increases are in the Midwest and Great Lakes region, which Casselano says is not atypical because this region often sees high volatility.
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And just as he says, the atypical, anti-usual-conservative belief [that] we need to have Medicare and Medicaid and Social Security reform, Trump has opposed that.
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So as atypical as it is for someone to throw an album-slash-fashion line launch party in Madison Square Garden, it's hardly surprising from Kanye West.
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Thus Kirk conscripts the historian Thomas Babington Macaulay, a liberal Whig, into his conservative army, only because Macaulay wrote a rather atypical debunking of Bentham in his youth.
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His love of comedy plus his love of weird shit might be all the motivation an Ambien-popping entrepreneur needs to expand his empire in an atypical direction.
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"It certainly doesn't help the challenges they have in the business to have that kind of a constant turnover, but it is not atypical for them," Emma said.
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Overall, the blood test showed equal accuracy as the spinal fluid test when diagnosing Parkinson's or an atypical parkinsonism disorder, in both early and later stages of disease.
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Macron – the school teacher who took up with a student, the glamorous mother of three and grandmother to seven – is an atypical first lady, to say the least.
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"Patients on '3831 still gained a decent amount of weight, plausibly more than one might observe on other atypical antipsychotics outside of olanzapine," Matteis said in a note.
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The diverse local alliances backing candidates make the election "atypical", Interior Minister Nancy Patricia Gutierrez told Reuters, adding that about 142,000 police and military will safeguard Sunday's voters.
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That approach can work especially well if planners consider the entire river basin rather than just a single dam, a strategy that is also atypical, Mr. Brown said.
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However, Trump's speech was atypical in many regards: He slammed his political opponents, repeatedly talked about his election victory, and threatened to fire one of his Cabinet members.
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"We've seen a lot of atypical appointments which don't put much weight on expertise or understanding or support for the agencies to which they've been nominated," Krueger said.
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"DEADPOOL", which so far has taken more than $500m in cinemas worldwide, is an atypical blockbuster, a foul-mouthed anti-hero film with a mature "R" audience rating.
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But Groeneweg said he doesn't think Trump's atypical style of campaigning in Iowa will hurt the real estate mogul, who is running neck and neck with Texas Sen.
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A 211 mammogram revealed atypical ductal hyperplasia, an abnormal pattern of cell growth that has some features of pre-cancer and can turn into it if left untreated.
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The World Organisation for Animal Health maintained Brazil's status as a country with an insignificant risk of BSE at that time, after it confirmed the atypical Parana case.
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This itinerary might not be an everyday one for most Austinites, but it's not atypical either in a city where people know how to have a good time.
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The Memphis Grizzlies went into Dallas and mixed clamp-down defense with an atypical showing of long-range firepower to bury the Mavericks 111-81 on Saturday night.
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The US Air Force has decided to pull 123 C-130 transport aircraft out of service after "atypical cracks" were discovered on the wings, Air Mobility Command announced.
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And as I settled into my new American community, I realized that those aid workers were not atypical as Americans go—they embodied the ideals this country represents.
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GOP leaders will have to find a way to clearly define their platform in a way true to their traditional conservative brand, while supporting an atypical conservative administration.
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I actually feel better when I get off the phone with him, because my chart apparently prescribes not fighting against all the atypical turns my life is taking.
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In interviews, more than a dozen current and former pilots and crew members described demanding work conditions and atypical employment arrangements that made it difficult to voice complaints.
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In the coming days, teachers will be dispelling rumors and keeping an eye out for unusual behavior – atypical silence, ceaselessly talking about the attack, sleep problems, exaggerated clinginess.
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"I think when people will see her regularly in the Grand Slams, they are really going to gravitate to her because her game is really atypical," Dehaes said.
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And when it comes to people, we tend to be put off by atypical appearances and risky sex practices, both of which can imply heightened risk of disease.
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Todd Blanche, a lawyer for Mr. Manafort, acknowledged that the involvement of the deputy attorney general and the decision not to hold his client on Rikers was atypical.
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Then there was his itinerary, atypical for a new maestro: Among other activities, he sat down with Carol Reiley, a scientist who works with artificial intelligence and robotics.
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Two doting parents who were also extraordinary chefs, with richly varied backgrounds and atypical paths, doing the most ordinary thing in the world — making dinner for their family.
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The borough of Queens has the highest number of hospitalizations in the city so far, but even there, it looks like the atypical high temperature readings might've peaked.
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The first season of the Netflix series "Atypical" introduced audiences to the Gardners, a suburban Connecticut family with an autistic teenage son, Sam (Keir Gilchrist), at its center.
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Sunday's episode, titled "The Book of Kevin," is an atypical chapter for this series, because it doesn't tell one complete story the way the best "Leftovers" episodes do.
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According to the Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center, about 5% of the over 50 million Pap tests performed in the US each year will show atypical cervical cells.
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She was a single mother who had a child out of wedlock and always supported herself at a time when such atypical family arrangements were rare in Italy.
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"While Prince Harry and Meghan holding hands is atypical for royal engagements, it is a seemingly welcomed gesture to show unity and celebration of their engagement period," Meier adds.
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It's tough to fit in as a teen, but that's the goal of Sam Gardner (Keir Gilchrist) on Atypical, an upcoming comedy about an autistic teen and his family.
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America's momentous 2016 primary season ended June 7 with two atypical events: struggling Hillary Clinton had a great night, and maverick Donald Trump sounded presidential, (in the traditional sense).
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While it is not unusual for presidents to criticize monetary policy, it historically has been done quietly, making Trump's public condemnations of Chairman Jerome Powell and his colleagues atypical.
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So it's not that atypical of us to be like, "Okay, this is what we do," and leave it up in the air for what they're going to do.
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While Peter Thiel has been tight-lipped about his relationship with heterodox science, IMITATIO, the organization the Berkeley Institute references, offers some clues to his interest in atypical thinking.
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The company believes near-complete complement inhibition is necessary to maintain adequate control in patients with certain conditions including Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria (PNH) and atypical Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome (aHUS).
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The headband is unlike any that Audio-Technica has previously done, and its plush Alcantara covering, which stretches onto the rather enormous pads, is also atypical for the company.
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It happens because too many teachers value absolute compliance over tolerance for neurodiversity and atypical behaviors, and feel empowered to use coercive measures to enforce this cult of compliance.
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PARIS, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Switzerland has reported a case of atypical bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) in a farm cow, the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) said on Wednesday.
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"When they're providing this sort of anecdotal, atypical example, they have to inform consumers what the typical, usual health journey for that type of cancer will be," Patten said.
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The H-Oil Unit is an atypical hydrocracker that uses hydrogen and a catalyst under high heat and pressure to convert residual crude oil into motor fuels, especially diesel.
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It's true that today there are more shows with insane budgets (The Crown, Game of Thrones) depicting all kinds of families (Atypical, Mom, black-ish) and that is fantastic.
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Discovered in Chile's Atacama Desert in 2003, this tiny, 6-inch-long mummy, with its pointed head and atypical number of ribs, stoked theories that aliens have visited Earth.
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It sounds like the perfect companion for the company's recently renewed series Atypical, which is about a boy on the autism spectrum who must navigate his own romantic life.
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In the early morning hours, after the Clinton campaign chairman told supporters at their "victory celebration" they should go home, a completely atypical Donald Trump appeared before his followers.
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Gut Check: While $500 million is a lot of change, it's not atypical for the types of data centers built by the Facebooks, Googles and Apples of the world.
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The bets were also "atypical in the context of the caution betting market" and the potential winnings, which were not all paid out, in the region of 10,000 pounds.
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Excluding an atypical tax benefit, the bank earned $24.333 per share, well above the average analyst estimate of $1.44 per share, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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In a cast that includes a roster of Oscar-worthy talent, Hedges (who is still studying acting as a freshman in college) holds his own with an atypical humility.
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Oddly enough, the housing stocks also rallied, with Home Depot's stock jumping after a days-long downturn — an atypical move ahead of an expected interest rate hike, Cramer said.
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This isn't atypical for Google, which has previously dominated Times Square with its Android advertising, but the difference is that the big ads are focused on the hardware now.
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The EU has not needed to promote a single official language because the unique form of monolingual ideology that has taken hold in Western Anglo nations is internationally atypical.
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Blindsided by atypical flulike symptoms rather than the stabbing abdominal pain one usually associates with a ruptured appendix, Ms. Deely failed to realize how close she came to dying.
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" This unblinking, unblinkered response was both typical and atypical of Sendak's attitude toward his mortality, as Katie Roiphe perceptively shows in "The Violet Hour: Great Writers at the End.
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This prevalence of people and atypical flora and fauna was echoed in much of the work I saw in the dozens of studios I visited all over the neighborhood.
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That is partly why Extell, in an atypical move, did not construct a sales office for 1010 Park, which might have required an extra $5 million, Mr. Barnett said.
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"It is basically taking our real-time data signal and subtracting out what we would have normally expected from cold and flu," Singh said of the "atypical" illness tool.
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By the end of the season, it felt to me that regardless of the intentions of the creator Robia Rashid, "Atypical" was a step backward in onscreen autistic depictions.
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Goffman said there have been a number of patients with few to no symptoms upon admission, and others with atypical symptoms, who later tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
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The next thing I noticed was that the grid design was atypical, which is not unusual on a Thursday, but there are four two-letter words in this puzzle.
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Many also may not be aware that heart attacks can look different in women, who are more likely to have atypical symptoms such as nausea or sweating, she added.
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There is "Atypical," on Netflix, a coming-of-age comedy that features young adults on the autism spectrum, and "This Close," on Sundance Now, about besties who are deaf.
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Ms. Lister-Jones, who has jointly written other features, pulled it off, but, she said, her financial backers wanted to know everyone she hired — an atypical level of scrutiny.
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Soliris, approved for rare blood disorders paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria and atypical hemolytic uremic syndrome, generated quarterly sales of $749 million, underwhelming consensus estimates of $756 million, according to Barclays.
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"Once people identify strongly with a leader or party, they are motivated to distort their beliefs to support them," prompting individuals to look past Musk or Trump's atypical behavior.
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That is atypical in recent years for the Knicks, who have often stocked the franchise with veterans because of a lack of draft picks after poor front office decisions.
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During the earnings call, Musk took multiple questions from YouTuber and Tesla shareholder Galileo Russell — atypical for Musk, who usually only takes one or two questions from each analyst.
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All told, a total of 244 people with Parkinson's and 79 healthy volunteers serving as a comparison group participated in Hansson's study, along with 181 patients with atypical parkinsonism disorders.
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Testing these participants, the researchers found that nerve protein levels ranged higher in people with atypical parkinsonism and lower in patients with Parkinson's disease as well as the healthy volunteers.
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His latest video work, Incoming, manages to build on both his penchant for atypical aesthetics and his powerful reappropriation of technology to lend visual impact to already hard-hitting subjects.
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The researchers noted some early, "atypical" symptoms as well: They found that 14 patients developed diarrhea and nausea one to two days before their fever or difficulty breathing set in.
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"Bala incurred a major injury from an atypical interaction with her brother and was transported to the park's Animal Care Center for emergency care," read one reply from the park.
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"It is a breeding ground for atypical behavior and certain people have certain processes," he says, denying that he intends to "belittle or excuse" Tambor's behavior — but doing just that.
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Using an atypical color palette, the "mint" Robin looks like Googie architecture packed into a 5-inch rectangle or a 1950s smartphone sitting on the dashboard of a '57 Chevy.
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"We have had a complicated harvest due to the combination of drought and atypical rainfall," the head of the Cuban sugar workers unión, Jose Antonio Perez, was quoted as stating.
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The atypical event, in Australia's Northern Territory, welcomes disabled athletes to compete alongside their able-bodied peers in nine days of track-and-field events, swimming, tennis and table tennis.
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"It depends on whether a person has an inherent disposition for atypical sexualities," Pitagora says, explaining that with foot fetishes and sexuality in general, nature and nurture tend to interact.
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What seems to be continually revealed is a pattern of atypical financial transactions, and too much of it seems structured specifically to hide and evade critical information or people involved.
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As an infant, Kiano suffered from pneumonia and a chest deformity, according to Matt, but in 2018 was diagnosed with atypical febrile seizures, according to medical documents seen by CNN.
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In the press' mad scramble to understand Steve Bannon, much has been made of the books he reads, which are wildly atypical for a chief strategist to a Republican President.
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It's not an atypical moment of the UK's famously raucous parliamentary debate, but it's a bit revealing — if only in terms of the contempt the British elite has for Corbyn.
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It was always a possibility that Atypical would be problematic in its depiction of autism, but the problems arise from its failure to treat other characters and topics with sensitivity.
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I start season two of Atypical on Netflix and burn through a couple (more like five) episodes before heading upstairs to bed a little on the late side (after midnight).
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Not all of these Russian strategic superweapons are missiles, however; one of the most atypical arms is the Poseidon, a large torpedo that is both nuclear-powered and nuclear-armed.
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When viewers first meet Julia Sasaski — the therapist of "Atypical" protagonist Sam Gardner, a suburban teenager with Asperger's syndrome navigating the difficulties of adolescence — she is even-keeled and thoughtful.
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At the start of the evening, he was clearly trying to restrain himself, which resulted in a sort of stiff and measured line delivery that was very atypical for him.
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Because Trump does so many things that no past president even considered -- much less did -- the overriding theme of pieces are how atypical and ahistorical what he is doing is.
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Born in Ghana and raised in a working-class neighborhood in West London by his mother, a seamstress, he has a background atypical of those of British Vogue editors past.
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"It goes back to during the campaign," Mr. McIntosh said of Mr. Pence's ability to bring calm to policy-focused conservatives trying to make sense of an atypical Republican nominee.
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It's all a kind of "communitas," a Latin word used to describe the spirit of community we get from shared experiences — even if that community is atypical, unstructured, or disparate.
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"The fact is that politics is driving the economy to an extent that is very atypical," said Julian Emanuel, chief equity and derivatives strategist at BTIG, an institutional brokerage firm.
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In a conversation at the Celtics' practice facility about his future and the atypical stakes, Tatum had talking points at the ready, ones that he had delivered multiple times before.
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He was less outwardly demonstrative, but his body language as he left the field spoke volumes, as did his atypical leaving of the clubhouse without speaking to the news media.
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That's pretty atypical for a newsroom where most people wear jeans and button-down shirts or cardigans, but I think I get a pass because I am a fashion person.
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Such a degree of uncertainty is atypical for this point in a presidential primary; in late January 2016, only 37 percent of voters said they might still change their vote.
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The scene was not atypical for the Kennedy Center Honors, a historically nonpartisan affair that celebrates giants of the arts, culminating a weekend of festivities with glowing tributes to honorees.
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His wife, Rebekah, a cofounder who is thought by insiders to have played a heavy role in the company's original — and highly atypical — IPO prospectus, is also leaving the business.
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The bill would prohibit doctors from performing surgeries on minors with atypical genitalia unless the procedures are determined to be "medically necessary" or the child can provide informed consent beforehand.
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For 20 years, Katie Safford has taught at Ivanhoe Elementary, a school so atypical and so desirable that it drives up real estate prices in the upscale Silver Lake neighborhood.
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Her appearance signaled an informal effort by the Trump campaign, family and top aides to woo donors this election cycle by sharing intimate, colorful details about this atypical White House.
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"Atypical parkinsonism disorders are not as common as Parkinson's disease," said Dr. Jeff Bronstein, a professor of neurology and director of movement disorders at David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA.
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To mark National Autism Awareness Month, an Irish man decided to carry out an interview with his nephew Sean — who has been diagnosed with Atypical Autism — and publish it on Snapchat.
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One thing worth noting is that Kratos's attacks are now mapped to the PS4 controller's shoulder buttons—a rather atypical scheme seen more in first-person shooters than "character action" titles.
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What they're saying: His lawyer Todd Blanche acknowledged to the NYT the decision on where to hold Manafort and the DOJ involvement was atypical, but he added so was his situation.
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Throw in the fact that Kiryu is a former yakuza who can't seem to get away from the world of organized crime, and you have a recipe for an atypical parent.
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Scientists have had genetic proof that the remains are human since 2013, and a new genetic analysis reveals that mutations in genes related to growth might explain the mummy's atypical bones.
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That's one of the questions at the center of Netflix's new series, Atypical, a coming-of-age story that follows 18-year-old Sam (Keir Gilchrist), who's on the autism spectrum.
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Miticides are designed specifically to control mites, but some widely used products have been shown to have negative effects on bees, such as physical abnormalities, atypical behavior, and increased mortality rates.
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"Atypical" isn't the only exploration of autism hitting screens in relatively short order, with ABC's "The Good Doctor," starring Freddie Highmore, filtering the disorder through the template of a medical procedural.
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Soliris, which brought in $3.14 billion in sales in 2017, is already approved for PNH and atypical hemolytic uremic syndrome, and an autoimmune disorder of progressive muscle weakness, generalized myasthenia gravis.
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Other desserts have atypical toppings, points out Cakespy author Jessie Moore—like how opera cake often has "opera" written on it, and Oreos will top a cookies- and cream-flavored dish.
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Starring United States of Tara's Keir Gilchrist, the new Netflix original series Atypical is about a teen with autism and his family as he decides to enter the world of dating.
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Changi is remarkably clean, uncrowded and features atypical airport amenities like 24-hour spas, a 1960s-themed food court, a rooftop swimming pool with Jacuzzi, free WIFI and public art installations.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil has temporarily halted beef exports to China following an atypical case of mad cow disease in leading farm state Mato Grosso, the agriculture ministry said on Monday.
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The goal is for the body to enter an atypical fat-burning metabolic state called ketosis, where instead of transforming carbohydrates into glucose first, fat is a person's primary energy source.
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"We expect an atypical seasonal trend, with softness in the first half of the year, offset by a very dynamic second half," Chief Executive Rajeev Suri told reporters following the report.
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We'll have a cash bar plus free drinks while they last from Hornitos, Bud Lite, and Maker's Mark thanks to our sponsors Splash, TravelBank, Zendesk, LimeBike, Atypical Sounds, and The Bosco.
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" In a profile last week, Politico's Michael Kruse wrote that "it's Moulton's allies who make him atypical—military leaders like David Petraeus and Stanley McChrystal, experienced political minds like David Gergen.
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The result is an atypical folk record more focused on servicing its stories with a colorful palette of pace, tone, and theme, rather than one that falls into genre-defining tropes.
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A Pew Research Center study from 2015 found that only about 6 percent of Africans (excluding atypical South Africa) qualify as middle class, earning between $10 to $20 USD per day.
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"These children and their families are providing invaluable data that allow us to learn more about children with A.D.H.D. symptomology and atypical development as well as typical development," Dr. Griffin said.
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The push and pull between blue ballpoint pen lines and the softer marks of graphite and colored pencil help to create a figure-and-ground relationship atypical of self-taught art.
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Drinking or taking sleeping pills on flights can lead to unpredictable behaviors, especially because your body may react to those differently given the atypical altitude and pressurization of an airplane cabin.
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Soliris is approved for two rare blood disorders, paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria and atypical hemolytic uremic syndrome, and brought in sales of $980.8 million for Alexion in the quarter ended June 30.
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It was an instant hit, praised for its true crime flair and atypical gameplay, where players unravel the story at their own pace by searching terms on a fictional police database.
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The new season begins with a wholly atypical scene that is, along with Miller's anguished reaction to the unmasking of the killer in Season 1, one of the show's best moments.
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Trump's allies, many who speak regularly to the President, insist publicly they see no evidence of mental degradation in a man whose behavior and speaking style has always been proudly atypical.
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While not all street style outfits end up being practical for regular wear, in select cases, the atypical layering methods seen during fashion's peak seasons are just creative enough to work.
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Today, she said, Columbine High School is "as normal as you can make a high school that has gone through a shooting," but there are a few things that are atypical.
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"Today we had a very atypical movement; the exchange rate became dislocated, with gaps in liquidity," central bank President Roberto Campos Neto said at an event promoted by newspaper Correio Braziliense.
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In the rare look into their relationship, the future first lady reflects on her "atypical" marriage and the time that the couple was spending apart while also expressing her love for JFK.
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It is somewhat atypical for a social worker to face criminal charges related to the death of a child who they'd been charged with supervising, District Attorney spokeswoman Jane Robison tells PEOPLE.
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But it was also atypical Rubin, in that he usually marshals such resources to build artifacts from the future—like the robotic arm and the retinal scanner he's installed in his house.
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The correct diagnosis is also key to treatment since "most patients with atypical parkinsonism disorders do not respond well to dopamine-targeting medications" that are usually prescribed for Parkinson's patients, Hansson said.
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" But Arthur Aidala, a New York City trial attorney, said that while he thinks the tactic is "quite unique and atypical," it "really pushes the essence of this law to its limits.
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"The red flags here ... are that it's highly atypical for the president of the United States to express such clear disdain for a competitor in a major acquisition like this," Turner said.
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China is the only country, among Brazilian importers, which enforces a health protocol requiring suspension of beef imports when an atypical case of mad cow disease is reported, the ministry's statement said.
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The French have a soft spot for authority, and the mighty presidency (atypical for Europe) and the academy (founded to guarantee the purity of the French language) are both symbols of that.
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I want to believe she's now aware enough to realize how atypical her New York City experience is—and maybe even has gained some empathy toward neighbors who lack the same advantages.
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"(For) the first time in my life, I feel seen by the law," said Alex Juergen, who is intersex, a term for people who are born with atypical chromosomes or sex characteristics.
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"This is the atypical case," Sullivan said, who emphasized earlier in the hearing that discovery is rare in Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) cases, which pertain to information requests to the government.
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"The disclosure of this case of Atypical BSE does not have any impact on Ireland's current OIE (World Organisation for Animal Health) BSE 'controlled risk' status or trade status," the department said.
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These funders are also atypical in the world of big tech startups: with the exception of one of its early "seed" investors, Draper Fisher Jurvetson, no big venture-capital firm has invested.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - The Brazilian government reported on Friday a case of atypical mad cow disease in an animal in Mato Grosso state, according to a statement from the country's Agriculture Ministry.
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But as the stocks of Dollar Tree and Dollar General hover a stone's throw away from their 52-week highs, the "Mad Money " host felt the need to investigate their atypical comeback.
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The US Air Force has decided to pull nearly a third of its C-130 transport aircraft out of service after discovering "atypical cracks" on the wings, Air Mobility Command (AMC) revealed.
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Westfield has been seen as a pioneer in U.S. mall redevelopment, melding traditional mall retailers with atypical mall fixtures like upscale food courts, high-end restaurants, bars, cinemas and boutique fashion outlets.
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Our goal "is to have an interesting offer in night life, not just restaurants and clubs, but atypical night life," said Frédéric Hocquart, a special counselor for the Town Hall of Paris.
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Were atypical hybrids like the one derailing before my eyes the solution to the unending torrent of uninspired and downright "totalitarian" tastings lamented by the likes of Corby Kummer and Pete Wells?
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Of course, we can never reconstruct that situation, but by exhibiting paintings that are atypical for Munch, we may be able to bring back some of that sense of uncertainty and risk.
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But as the stocks of Dollar Tree and Dollar General hover a stone's throw away from their 52-week highs, the "Mad Money" host felt the need to investigate their atypical comeback.
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He appears at Nublu 22000 in an intriguing, atypical quartet featuring three fellow virtuosos: the cellist Tomeka Reid, the violist Mat Maneri and the electronic musician and multidisciplinary artist Daniel Givens. nublu.
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To identify clusters of coronavirus infections, Kinsa recently adapted its software to detect spikes of "atypical fever" that do not correlate with historical flu patterns and are likely attributable to the coronavirus.
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To identify clusters of coronavirus infections, Kinsa recently adapted its software to detect spikes of "atypical fever" that do not correlate with historical flu patterns and are likely attributable to the coronavirus.
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Even Shirley's pop-oriented music was a technical marvel: He braided bits of classical études into Tin Pan Alley songs, orchestrating it all for an atypical trio of piano, cello and bass.
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"I see the value, especially in an atypical market like New York," said Mike Rizzo, the general manager of the Washington Nationals, who recently finished his fourth manager search for the team.
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"The thing is while it may be atypical for a member of Congress, it's not really that strange for people in our communities," Ms. Hayes said in an interview after her victory.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), "walking pneumonia," caused by "atypical" bacteria Mycoplasma pneumoniae, has symptoms that tend to be milder than pneumonia, and caused by other bugs.
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The atypical findings in non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) were observed in patients who had shown an improvement in their condition during the trial, or had shown signs of disease stabilization, it added.
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However, the epic flooding in the region is atypical, and the delay in repopulating the facilities with personnel could inhibit the return to service of the affected refineries for weeks to come.
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Matz said he tried to shorten his arm swing when throwing because Dan Warthen, the pitching coach, had noticed an atypical motion in his pitching that could be contributing to the problem.
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Emerging research suggested that a warming Arctic was causing changes in the jet stream and pushing polar air down — hence this week's atypical chill over large swaths of the Northeast and Midwest.
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I've been on antipsychotics and atypical antipsychotics like Abilify, a drug I was on for only two weeks because it made me so tired that I slept through my alarm every morning.
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Music therapy has been shown to be an effective treatment for patients suffering from pain, depression, or anxiety, but it is atypical for music therapists to use experimental music, as Jax is doing.
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The ways we think about the atypical body can put us at war with ourselves as well as with the world around us — especially in how we are forced to perform our illnesses.
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It's an atypical way to run one of these accounts, which is why I got in touch with Dawnya, the very real person at the heart of the Shitty Gamer Takes discourse storm.
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Consorzio CBI, a research outfit in Rome funded by Italian banks, is improving software that tries to sniff out Mafia connections by looking for clues such as atypical transfers between a firm's departments.
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Why it matters: Samsung needs developers to prepare their apps to work properly on the new device — so, in an atypical move, it is talking about the device before it is commercially ready.
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You can belong to any strata of society… Q: In both your films, you play a woman who is willing to stand up to her family and in-laws, which is very atypical.
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That is deeply atypical -- and suggests that while polling suggests voters do believe the economy is doing well, they simply don't give Trump the credit for it that they might give another president.
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A person familiar with YouTube's operations disputed the idea that moderators were specifically targeting right-wing content, saying it was not atypical to see mistakes across a range of content on the platform.
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There are two types: the atypical form — like the type found in Alabama and which can happen "spontaneously" — and the classical form, which is usually spread through feed when cows eat contaminated food.
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That said, she found the method of sacrificing the children to be "extremely surprising," as the degree of trauma inflicted on both the children and the llamas was atypical of New World cultures.
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Boston Bruins left wing and Canada native Brad Marchand has developed an atypical way of dealing with an escalating fight with his Toronto Maple Leafs rival Leo Komarov: tender kisses, licking, and sniffing?
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And the party is made possible thanks to sponsorship from smart lock and security company August Home, flexible workspace provider Knotel, full-service marketing consultantcy Hawke Media, and concert series & magazine Atypical Sounds.
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Atypical BSE can occur spontaneously in all cattle populations at a very low rate and the outbreak does not have any influence on the official BSE risk status of Poland, the OIE said.
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"While Prince Harry and Meghan holding hands is atypical for royal engagements, it is a seemingly welcomed gesture to show unity and celebration of their engagement period," Meier told PEOPLE at the time.
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Even where his software does get it right, like with its accurate reading of emojis, Jon's atypical relationship with the little symbols has kept him from being fully literate in this cultural phenomenon.
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So I think that our situation is probably not that atypical, that at somewhere between $45 and $50 a barrel you may start seeing people coming back in spending a little more capital.
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" Rarely, Laing veers into polemicism, as when, leaning heavily on Sarah Schulman and Susan Sontag, she writes with an atypical lack of humor that "everything becomes steadily more homogenized, more intolerant of difference.
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The diagnosis of atypical anorexia is given to individuals who meet all the criteria of anorexia without the significant weight loss; they maintain a "normal" weight based on their age, height, gender, etc.
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If "Atypical" gets a third season, I hope Ms. Rashid will continue to take input from an even wider range of autistic adults, and perhaps even add a few to the writers room.
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While he did not preside over atypical losses, he also did not figure out how to increase the popularity of his party — in the way that his 2008 campaign suggested might be possible.
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Maybe it's deliberate that "Atypical" feels out of phase — sort of a comedy; almost a drama; its narrative storytelling occasionally interrupted by voice-overs that seem as if they belong in another show.
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Influencers can get into trouble even if their posts have a hashtag "#ad" on it if they're making claims about a product they didn't use, or if their results were atypical, or unproven.
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But now that the finish line is in sight people are selling the news," O'Rourke said, adding that a pullback is healthy since the "behavior of the past couple of months was atypical.
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Ciovacco then helped Sears in 2015 through its acquisition of WallyHome, a Seattle-based start-up that designed technology to monitor changes in moisture, temperature and humidity, thereby alerting homeowners to atypical conditions.
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Perhaps best known for the ultimate chillout rock anthem "Black Hole Sun," Soundgarden is normally a lot harder to swallow on the first listen, with atypical song structures, irregular rhythms and inaccessible lyrics.
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" On Thursday at 9:30pm, there were only a few people gathered around the mural, which is atypical of Banksy projects that normally are mobbed with gawkers and fans, often called "Banksy hunters.
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"Lewy Body dementia is the second most common neurodegenerative dementia after Alzheimer's," Dr. Alex Pantelyat, Director of Atypical Parkinsonism Center and Assistant Professor of Neurology at Johns Hopkins previously told PEOPLE in November 2015.
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SAO PAULO, June 3 (Reuters) - Brazil's Agriculture Ministry has preemptively suspended beef exports to China after authorities found an atypical case of mad cow disease in Mato Grosso state, Valor Econômico reported on Monday.
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On Tuesday, the Patriots quarterback said that his mother has not attended any games this season and his father, Tom Brady Sr., had only attended one game, which he called "atypical," per USA Today.
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If you're looking for something atypical that encourages trial and error and you love bleepy-bloopy sounds (though it certainly can do more than that), the Volca Modular is a fun place to start.
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Five officers ultimately arrived — a response the department describes as "not atypical" — and spoke with Martin, Safeway staffers, and Martin's sister who was also there and recorded part of the incident on her phone.
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Donald Trump officially became the Republican Party's presidential nominee on Tuesday after a roll call vote overshadowed by dissent and apathy atypical of what is traditionally a celebration of the party's White House candidate.
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After the atypical case was reported in Brazil last week , the agriculture ministry banned exports and communicated with China, which will now assess the situation and give feedback to Brazilian authorities, the source said.
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Also atypical for the American market is OnePlus' pricing, which starts at $549 for a sizable 128GB of storage and 6GB of RAM, making the OnePlus 6T the most affordable flagship you can get.
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For its last episode of the year and first after Donald Trump won the presidency, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver ran an episode that was both atypical and completely representative of the series.
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The atypical BSE strain in Spain was detected in a female animal born in 2003, as part of testing of cattle over 48 months old, according to the ministry report cited by the OIE.
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CCX168, which has an orphan drug status from the U.S. and European health regulators, is also being developed as a treatment for rare kidney diseases such as Atypical Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome and IgA Nephropathy.
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Making a Murderer subject Steven Avery's fiancée, Lynn Hartman, discussed their atypical romance during an interview that aired Monday on Dr. Phil – just hours after a source told PEOPLE the pair have already split.
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