The internet has given billions of people a way to amplify their voices, but the trade-offs have become tangible.
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Their role still matters, and workforce development is often where the results of education policy often become tangible in the economy.
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On my way out I encounter Lynch's photograph for the second time and wonder if he ever even intended for his TV creations to become tangible.
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"We expect that the impact on refinery margins will become tangible from late Q33 2019 when ships are likely to begin shifting to compliant fuels," she said.
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"We expect that the impact on refinery margins will become tangible from late Q3 2019 when ships are likely to begin shifting to compliant fuels," she said.
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Placed throughout City Hall Park, fleeting digital images become tangible in the hands of this young artist, who appropriates freely available imagery from scientific and astronomical websites and prints them on aluminum flats.
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The impact on corporate profits has become tangible, with German carmaker Daimler cutting its earnings forecast on Wednesday, saying tariffs on cars exported from the United States to China would hurt Mercedes-Benz sales.
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The stakes become tangible when Mani Steinn stumbles across one of his gentlemen: He is ailing and ensconced in a hidden chamber containing a gay novel and images of Adonis and St. Sebastian, like a Wunderkammer of forbidden desire.
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He noted the following six risks that are currently dormant, but could easily become tangible scares if investor sentiment suddenly changes: The forward P/E multiple of the S&P 500 shows that stock valuations are high, and the most likely future path of equities involves them being lower.
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Both Mists are able to transform into a living vapor and become tangible and intangible at will.
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There can be > little argument that a patent on this concept, without more, would greatly > impede progress. > Given these observations, the Court determines that the claims are addressed > to the abstract purpose of storing, organizing, and retrieving memory in a > logical table. This abstract purpose does not become tangible because it is > necessarily limited to the technological environment of computers. . . . > When a claim recites a computer generically, the Court should ignore this > element in defining the claim's purpose.
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Kragoff used his invisibility to hide from Richards for days until he was able to immerse himself in cosmic radiation, restoring his powers to what they originally had been. The Red Ghost could again become tangible or intangible and visible and invisible at will. He even gained the power to make other objects in his vicinity intangible and invisible. Fully recovered, he battled Mister Fantastic, and escaped.Fantastic Four #197 With the Super-Apes, the Red Ghost attempted to steal a rare mathematical treatise from Empire State University.
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