Dennett believes that the same story will be told about consciousness.
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The researchers asked to be told about any injuries among the volunteers.
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A similar story could be told about America in a decade or two.
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I do not want to see, nor read, nor be told about the toe.
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The teammate explicitly requested that no one be told about what happened to him.
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But he didn't say whether the recipient would be told about the call being captured.
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Matt Bevin (R), that requires women seeking an abortion to be told about the fetus.
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Women stand in to be told about the trimming tanks of a submarine's lower decks.
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There are big, shocking stories to be told about media manipulation in this day and age.
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U.S. surveillance and counter-espionage laws restrict who can be told about classified information or investigations.
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And you know, that&aposs a story still to be told about 15 seconds left, Chris.
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"The truth needs to be told about what happened at UBB," Blankenship said in the letter.
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A similar story can be told about iRobot, the company behind the Roomba robotic vacuum cleaner.
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And perhaps more important, who shapes the story that will be told about what has been found?
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No doubt there's a plethora of stories to be told about sex trafficking and forced sex labor.
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"Kids want to be shown how to do something, not just be told about it," said Barany.
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Often, there are interesting stories to be told about a game, even if you haven't played it.
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Similar stories can be told about municipal investment in the arts in Chicago, Cleveland, Houston, Minneapolis-St.
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What should he be told about the role that Japanese internment camps have played in American history?
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And it would be not uncommon, since there was a joint defense agreement that— I don't know if they pretty much— I don't know if they participated in the preparation, but they'd certainly be told about it, just like he would be told about what other people were doing.
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After she has the attendant killed, by her security team, she asks to be told about his death.
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A similar story can be told about other more Republicans from districts skeptical of Trump, from Pennsylvania Rep.
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There's a very similar story that it can be told about East Africans with respect to the marathon.
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About one quarter said they want hotels to take preventative measures, but don't want to be told about them.
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If there's an optimistic story to be told about the future of economics, Ms. Wu may well represent it.
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But the announcement does not determine once and for all whether the public will be told about a hack.
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Thus, this show's attention to the ephemera of everyday life allows for different stories to be told about the country.
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But the mass audience watching on TV should be told about the president's egregious distortions and attempts to stoke fear.
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There are only so many stories that can be told about Midge's comedy career getting off the ground, and Mrs.
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As True Detective shows, there are more stories to be told about this region — and more inclusive ways to tell them.
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Which is not the story that's going to be told about Palmer's season, because that's not how the NFL discourse works.
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Boeing and the Federal Aviation Administration decided that pilots did not need to be told about the new software, called MCAS.
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The press would only be told about the hunt for the Titanic and no adversaries would be suspicious of the team's activities.
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Among the rules it would put in place was a mandate that consumers be told about a privacy violation within 72 hours.
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A thought like "More stories have to be told about all of us" is welcome, but it needs more poetry in it.
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Is it normal for Manafort and Kushner, who were basically running the campaign, to not be told about the purpose of a meeting?
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Many stories can be told about the 2018 midterm elections, but their mixed results make one thing clear: We are a country divided.
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In the early years of the 19th century, strange stories began to be told about an isolated Somerset country house in the Quantock Hills.
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And, in theory, it should have gotten better with time — better in that it starts seeing patterns without having to be "told" about them.
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Microsoft, NSA leaker Edward Snowden and the American Civil Liberties Union are among the figures who say manufacturers should always be told about vulnerabilities.
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Listen to the entire conversation here, where you can find out what a high-school-age person actually wants to be told about sex.
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Since tick-borne diseases are a huge problem in the US, I'm curious: Is there a similar story to be told about Lyme disease?
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Similar stories can be told about Jeff Bezos and Amazon, the Waltons and Walmart, or even J.K. Rowling and her classic Harry Potter books.
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I think a lot of documentary subjects agree to be in films because they're curious about the story they'll be told about their life.
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Published in German in 2017 and now in English, the novel insists that compelling stories can be told about both Brussels and the EU itself.
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With that integration, King envisions people being able to move their fingers around the photo and then be told about specific objects in the photo.
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Consider the big fish story to be told about the paiche, a freshwater monster that looks like a carp, but far larger and prehistoric-looking.
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You can customize the app's settings to be told about the kind of environmental issues that matter to you, be they topic-specific, regional or global.
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And because there are no mandates about what defendants and their attorneys must be told about these searches, the police are allowed to act with impunity.
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Mr. Cosby's lawyers say jurors should not be told about the settlement in the civil case, in which Mr. Cosby paid Ms. Constand an undisclosed sum.
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Many organizations around the country are beginning to offer the procedure, and a growing number of states require that patients seeking abortions be told about it.
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You can be told about the horrors of slavery all you want, but a picture is worth not just a thousand words but, sometimes, a whole library.
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Those with mere bundles of 500 rupee notes clearly aren't the target: the government has said tax authorities won't be told about deposits of less than 250,000.
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As Labor Secretary Thomas E. Perez said on Tuesday, when you walk into a Ford dealership, you aren't going to be told about Chevy down the block.
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Thai military officials have been briefed, the source said, and the country's Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha was to be told about the plan Saturday morning.
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No hero will be unavailable for two consecutive weeks, and teams will be told about the available heroes a week or so before each match, Blizzard said.
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In response to all of this adversity, there are many stories to be told about Puerto Rican resilience, and their use of "auto-gestión" or self-efforting.
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The panel may be told about a smuggling ship that sank one day in the waters off Manila or of plans to stage a rebellion in the Seychelles.
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Donald Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen said Monday that "there still remains much to be told" about the president, as his feud with his ex-boss continues.
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And that brings us to the second story that can be told about Tanvir — a story that will inspire very little sympathy from anyone on the political left.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Many restaurants now require minimum tips, but a federal court ruling in Manhattan on Friday suggests that customers ought to be told about them up front.
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Similar stories could be told about slaves flowing from the Middle East into Europe, from south Asia into the Gulf states, and from Central America into the United States.
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Relying on 302 memos instead of tapes gave FBI officials unlimited sway over what the American people would be told about the interview — and the rest of the investigation.
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"We were convinced there was a story to be told about people's online lives that we hadn't seen yet," said Luu, who is an executive producer for the ABC.
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After spending four years in the city and getting to know its residents, we felt there was more that needed to be told about the challenges Flint is confronting.
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Laws in Arkansas, Arizona, and South Dakota require that patients be told about the possibility of abortion reversal as part of mandatory abortion counseling, according to the Guttmacher Institute.
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There's so many stories out there that could be told about how it's affecting shifts in government to personal testimonials about the realities of being targeted for how you look.
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There's a story to be told about both of these marches: They align grassroots uprising from science-minded folks who want the government to value evidence in its decision-making.
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Wang too felt conflicted when her family told her that her "Nai Nai," or grandmother in Chinese, had cancer but that her grandmother would not be told about the diagnosis.
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White privilege is fed, in large part, by a lack of empathy, an absence of the ability to feel – not just watch or be told about – what another is experiencing.
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State laws requiring women with dense breasts to be told about the benefits of further imaging after mammography may not lead more women to get extra screening, a U.S. study suggests.
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Donald Trump has earned six times the media coverage of any other Republican candidate, so it might seem that there are no stories left to be told about his presidential campaign.
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It was a great opportunity to figure out what kind of new stories could be told about this iconic character who's already been around for the better part of a century.
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Overall, 87 percent of participants said they would want to be told about any therapy substitutions caused by drug shortages when alternative medications had major differences in effectiveness or side effects.
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Mr. Little, the justice minister, said he took "with a grain of salt" the suggestion that Google did not know, or would expect to be told, about suppression orders in the case.
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The state laws mandating that women be told about breast density resulted from the tireless campaign of one woman with breast cancer, Nancy Cappello, a special-education teacher and administrator in Connecticut.
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Related: Some Kenyans Want the Pope to Help Fight the 'Devil' of Corruption It's one thing to be told about an alternative life to the one Kibera offers and another to experience it.
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But intelligence agencies considered it so potentially explosive that they decided Mr. Obama, Mr. Trump and congressional leaders needed to be told about it and informed that the agencies were actively investigating it.
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A previous study of dense breast notification laws found that more women did get screening ultrasounds when the laws required patients to be told about the benefits of additional tests like ultrasounds or MRIs.
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There's probably an amazing story waiting to be told about the meetings, especially among women and gender nonconforming people, that have taken place behind the scenes before and after BLM arrived at Standing Rock.
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"But there are other stories that can be told about the people in the book and the world of the book, and one of them has been occupying my imagination for quite some time."
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Dozens of interviews later, including one in front of more than 22 million people on "60 Minutes," and we have yet to see said disc nor even be told about the contents of it.
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There's undoubtedly a story to be told about a noble dinosaur-rescue mission that goes horribly awry, and the plotline dovetails nicely with the warning bells the film sounds about the dangers of genetic manipulation.
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There's a compelling story to be told about Lorance and his fate, but its disparate elements and unusual emotional and political fault lines would test the most skilled documentarian, or feature filmmaker for that matter.
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There is a fascinating, gut-wrenching story to be told about a young woman's inner conflict between the societal pressure to curb her darker emotions, and the precarious freedom that comes with surrendering to them fully.
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It's doubtful the boys will be told about the diver's death, as the news would likely damage their morale even further, and at a time when they need to build both their physical and psychological health.
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There are many stories to be told about the moon landing — and about the decades before it, which gave people the idea to go and then made them keep trying, even in difficult and dangerous conditions.
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By depicting characters deep in the work of jettisoning the narratives they have done their best to live by, Girls is telling the only story that can be told about a generation in search of one.
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As I cleaned the spilled rabbit food from the couch cushions, I thought about the couches of my life, all the times I had been wedged between parents to be told about a death or divorce.
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It is expected that the group will be told about the number of cases in Germany, and will be able to contact family members and loved ones, as well as ask any questions they may have.
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New York (CNN Business)For at least 17 minutes on Friday, a suspected terrorist streamed to Facebook live video of a mass murder, and Facebook apparently had to be told about it by New Zealand police.
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Within a few months, he had passed away, and that reaffirmed the need to tell the story because it really felt like there was a story that needed to be told about young people back home.
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One of the main reasons was that the Prime Minister wanted to be told about members of his party who were spies or secret communists -- bad news for him, but it meant he could take pre-emptive action.
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The Stone Among the many stories that can be told about the origins of the environmental movement in the West, perhaps the most common is that it began with the emergence of Romanticism in the late 18th century.
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Agency bosses don't have to be told about every hack, but the breach of the S.E.C.'s Edgar filing system, which is used by public companies and relied upon by investors, should have been reported promptly to the top.
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However, a similar tale could be told about players ranked first or second who didn't suffer such an improbable defeat: 59% of them also lost ground in Elo over the following year, with an average change of a 16-point loss.
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The contestants will also be told about German Chancellor Angela Merkel's new restrictions to public life including the closure of bars and restaurants along with the prohibition of religious gatherings and non-essential travel, as well as the situation worldwide.
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The process is secretive precisely to limit the number of bombshell stories that can be told about it—to keep the media in the dark so that public pressure is held at bay until the bill becomes law, and it's too late.
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He did not specifically ask Trump to reopen the investigation into Upper Big Branch but said "the truth needs to be told about what happened at UBB," adding Trump "must get to the truth of UBB" if he hopes to improve domestic energy.
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Pelosi's reluctance to put this to a vote on the floor was grounded in that principle -- knowing her caucus needed more of the story to be told about the abuse of power in the White House before they were ready to take the next step.
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Named after the murdered sister of Marsy's Law for All founder Henry Nicholas, the law gives the victims, as defined under the initiative, the right to, for example, be told about criminal proceedings, be present at proceedings, be heard at proceedings, and be protected from the accused.
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And even if someone I think Carter Page has been talking about if they get caught up in these, even if you were a criminal and you were going through our criminal system if you were surveilled you have the right to be told about this.
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Herbers, who died in 2017, delivers a gripping and painfully vivid account of the mid-20th-century South and the racial violence that many whites simply did not want to be told about in the pages of the newspaper or hear of on radio and television.
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Amid the flurry of information he received about reintegrating into civilian life during retirement, Dan doesn't remember signing up for the Survivor Benefit Plan, nor does Torrey, despite the Defense Department's policy that mandates that a service member be told about their program options and assisted with enrollment.
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There's a story to be told about the long process of organizing and policy development that went into this bill, the broad support from business groups, municipalities, and civic groups, and the tireless work by a few key legislators and advocacy organizations, but the top-line story of the bill is fairly simple: Virginians elected Democratic majorities.
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While Rachel and Coleman convince themselves they're saving the world, and Yael ("Hot Rachel") records Jeremy spilling Everlasting's secrets — I'll just go ahead and assume she's an undercover journalist — there are several compelling stories waiting to be told about the black people both UnReal and Everlasting cast, and neither show has tried because … well, honestly, who knows.
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The Supreme Court has this weird set of cases, in which it acknowledges that jury nullification is a power that any juror has, and there's nothing that a judge can do to the defendant when he's been found not guilty, but in another case it found that jurors don't have to be told about this power.
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The survey, conducted online in 2016, was designed to see how often people were aware of shortages, whether they would want to be told about these situations during their own cancer treatment, and whether they might try to seek care somewhere else when faced with a shortage to avoid treatment with a drug that's less effective or one that has more serious side effects.
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There are stories to be told about the smog that regularly closes schools, highways and airports in Beijing; the million premature deaths caused by the air pollution; children having to play under the cover of plastic domes; most of the country's water being severely polluted; growing desertification; and the overwhelming effect that China has on climate change and the continuing mass extinction of other species around the world.
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