Oscar's blind spot To be sure, the Oscar voters have had a blind spot.
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Blind spot warning (BSW): Alerts the driver when a vehicle is in the car's blind spot.
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Blind spot detection is becoming a norm in cars, known as a Blind Spot Information System.
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So if you know you have a blind spot, it's really your responsibility to look, and check, and compensate for that blind spot.
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Tesla's blind-spot monitoring feature uses cameras, in addition to ultrasonic sensors, and will show vehicles in an owner's blind spot on the touchscreen.
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CHARLIE MUNGER: Yeah, but you don't – they lost their jobs over a blind spot, and, but I don't think Tim Sloan had a blind spot.
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I think the left has a blind spot when it comes to Islam and the right has a blind spot when it comes to Muslims.
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MUNGER SAYS WELLS FARGO HAD A 'BIG BLIND SPOT', EX-CEO TIM SLOAN DIDN'T HAVE A BLIND SPOT BUT LOST HIS JOB BECAUSE 'LIFE IS HARD'
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" He added, "My points were in their blind spot.
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BECKY QUICK: You thought Dick Kovacevich had a blind spot.
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Why was trade such a blind spot in the campaign?
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Naive realism is a blind spot in all of us.
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For Japan, he said, South Korea remains "a blind spot."
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Those who support Greek life often have a blind spot.
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The specific blind spot in his model was climate change.
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Patel's comments about Meghan are not just a blind spot.
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And this is where the second blind spot comes in.
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The President has an "ethical blind spot," said Maryland Rep.
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More likely, it's just laziness, cheapness or a blind spot.
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"It's a blind spot even among progressives," Mr. Takano said.
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That creates a blind spot of some half a billion borrowers.
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It's not an overt maliciousness, this blind spot in our vision.
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He was in my blind spot and I couldn't see Owen.
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"The Third Pillar" similarly urges economists to recognise a blind spot.
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Go deeper: Adversarial attacks are a blind spot for medical AI
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But the sparkling whiteness of her blind spot had spread. Again.
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But each time it feels ready they identify another blind spot.
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In this social media age, this is an incredible blind spot.
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But this is the blind spot, right, we all have it.
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Ever since, Soutine has occupied a blind spot in contemporary tastes.
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Louise, a young and sophisticated nanny, is in their blind spot.
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In this case, Alice Walker wasn't just exposing a blind spot.
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Such an orientation didn't entail a blind spot for America's sins.
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Read More: Nuclear Power Plants Have a 'Blind Spot' for Hackers.
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Then doctors found an unexplained blind spot in his left eye.
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Any candidate can have a blind spot or two on policy.
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" He said Ivanka Trump was the president's "blind spot, his princess.
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There is a notable blind spot in this powerful lifelong project.
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It was a preview of Ghosn&aposs looming political blind spot.
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Some might still have a small focal blind spot and distortion.
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The bigger the SUV or truck, the larger the blind spot.
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Does BAFTA have a blind spot when it comes to race?
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Consumer Reports recommends car shoppers look for vehicles with blind spot warning.
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"Radar is supposed to compensate for (the lidar's) blind spot," said Rajkumar.
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I think Trump is the blind spot in its most extreme manifestation.
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She's a blind spot in cinematic history, except for connoisseurs of camp.
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Jackson rightly diagnoses as afflicted by a white blind spot: Craft culture
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It costs $24,195 and comes with blind spot monitoring and leather seats.
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I see things; she sees the blind spot of what I see.
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Watch the stormy video below and pre-order the Blind Spot here.
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Included were onboard navigation, blind-spot warning and automatic high-beam control.
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For Modern Family star Ed O'Neill, that blind spot is Britney Spears.
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Eventually, RAMP tried closing its blind spot, poaching Hydra's chemists and suppliers.
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It's an astounding moral blind spot, and frankly it breaks my heart.
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Chicken and waffles have always been a culinary blind spot for me.
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He has repeatedly referenced what he calls Trump's "blind spot" on Russia.
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These dismissals skirt around a blind spot of structural and systemic bias.
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Urmson showed how the car tried to move out of another car's blind spot on a freeway, but ended up slowing its speed too much in the process, eventually moving into the blind spot of the other car.
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It brings passive entry, keyless start, a power trunk and blind-spot monitoring.
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"When it comes to Russia, he has a blind spot," Graham said. 2.
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Yet, without Hanson's images, these places would remain in our collective blind spot.
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Get some data points, see a blind spot, improve and make it better.
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The West has a blind spot when it comes to China's technological advances.
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This could cause a blind spot, of sorts, over the Arctic Ocean itself.
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They include adaptive cruise control, a collision warning system, and blind-spot recognition.
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"But when it comes to Russia he's got a blind spot," Graham added.
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Leaders who have emphasis on profits over people have a huge blind spot.
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The other side, the flip side of this blind spot, is Palestinian politics.
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The supply chain is "a huge blind spot right now," Rios told me.
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But Haeckel's most egregious blind spot was his racist interpretations of Darwinian ideas.
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Unfortunately, the left has a similar blind spot when it comes to regulation.
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This blind spot is on stark display over so-called net neutrality rules.
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I think that led to a blind spot, and this is worth discussing.
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Though Jain notes that stains are still a blind spot for the system.
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Another big blind spot in the polling was its handling of independent voters.
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"This isn't just a blind spot that the writers had," Mr. Melamedoff said.
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One day, the car's electronics said the blind spot monitoring system was down.
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These aren't mere celebrity quibbles; this is a flaming cross-generational blind spot.
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The Clarify features Honda LaneWatch instead of a traditional blind-spot monitoring system.
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"That represents a real blind spot I had," Azaria said with some disappointment.
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His one blind spot was his own mortality, which he refused to acknowledge.
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So Pope Francis has shown a blind spot when it comes to women.
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But by the end of this experiment, my sartorial blind spot was no more.
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There is a blind spot in the development process that affects the general public.
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But the very nature of singular vision creates the opportunity for a blind spot.
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"For us it's a blind spot," said Igor Angelini, Europol's head of financial intelligence.
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She said well, I had a blind spot when it came to Donald Trump.
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It's a false equivalency around race and class — he just has a blind spot.
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My horrible pop culture blind spot: I know next to nothing about Harry Potter.
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My colleague Dylan Matthews doesn't think that congressional Republican leaders have a blind spot.
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Do we have a political blind spot when it comes to our own actions?
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Your brain can fill in visual information that falls into your eye's blind spot.
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"They have a blind spot on Russia; I still can't figure out," Graham said.
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Congress has recognized its own technology competence problem but a persistent blind spot remains.
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This blind spot doesn't reflect a lack of interest in the region, per se.
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It also has the same blind spot as many of these '80s touchstones: women.
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And if you hit something that's in your blind spot, it's still your fault.
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Many of these repudiators, nearly entirely liberals, were bragging about a willful blind spot.
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It features optional advanced safety features, including automatic emergency braking and blind-spot monitoring.
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Right now that's a sort of blind spot for the US early warning system.
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In an automobile, for example, some manufacturers offer blind spot detection as an option.
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Blind spot alerts are standard in just 9 percent of the vehicles in showrooms.
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That we fail to do this is a bizarre blind spot in our culture.
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He seems to have a blind spot about Trump's character, but he is no surrogate.
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But there's a blind spot: Gilbert has never used Axe's pay-offs for personal gain.
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BECKY QUICK: They had a blind spot that didn't get cleared up very quickly, though.
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Modern safety technology, like blind-spot warning, automated parking assist and auto braking, is available.
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On the plus side, modern technology includes blind spot warning and an auto-braking system.
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It's as if we have a societal blind spot that creates an obstacle to understanding.
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Dental care is another blind spot for retirees, as original Medicare doesn't cover this expense.
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The media can have a blind spot when a Democratic candidate has a "diversity" problem.
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"'Blind Spot' is a big episode," says executive producer and show co-creator Ryan Condal.
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It's a collective blind spot: We'll keep loving him, and nobody mention those films, okay?
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The package also includes cross-path detection and blind-spot warning, which is sorely needed.
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Until Facebook addresses this blind spot, you shouldn't expect its privacy problems to go away.
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The patient can actually get a blind spot right in the middle of the eye.
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Safety tech includes blind-spot warning, adaptive cruise control and auto-braking that detects pedestrians.
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The move by the Europeans hits in the blind spot of the United States Constitution.
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There were only a few ADAS features, like blind spot monitoring and a rearview camera.
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The software update offered safety features like automatic braking, lane switching, and blind spot warnings.
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Whole books, in fact whole genres of fiction, make their home in this blind spot.
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Finally, we'd add the $1,095 Driver Convenience group, mainly for the blind spot monitoring system.
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The $1,53 Vision package gets you parking sensors, blind spot monitors and cross traffic assist.
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Even the base models come with stuff you want like CarPlay and blind-spot monitoring.
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So "online but not hired" miles will remain a sort of blind spot for now.
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It is not surprising that Sunstein has a blind spot when it comes to delays.
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However, Amazon has one blind spot: grocery, said Mikey Vu, a partner at Bain & Company.
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"This exposes the major blind spot of betting everything on a single species," he said.
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Basic driver-assistance features such as automated emergency braking and blind-spot monitoring are standard.
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"She is behind your shoulder, a blind spot, your city's poverty," he writes in one poem.
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Maybe it had a blind spot, or lacked the resolution to identify Herzberg as a pedestrian.
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Zuckerberg seems to have the same kind of blind spot when it comes to Facebook's critics.
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Why it matters: The IEA report calls the topic a "blind spot" in energy policy debates.
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" During the interview, Graham also said, "When it comes to Russia, he's got a blind spot.
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It's difficult—if not impossible—to know how many galaxies reside outside this cosmological blind spot.
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Marketplaces and third-party sellers have always represented a kind of data "blind spot" for brands.
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I'd never heard of either then—a blind spot, I admit—but that year something changed.
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I totally think there is a Silicon Valley blind spot when it comes to consumer products.
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He took advantage of a blind spot in a cell where the camera couldn't watch him.
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I started to imagine what a space would look like that could occupy this blind spot.
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Our friends at Jalopnik have suggested that the Tesla Autopilot feature actually has a blind spot.
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Even thinking we're rational despite evidence of irrationality in others is known as blind-spot bias.
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Trump has clearly and publicly demonstrated his own blind spot when it comes to anti-Semitism.
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Step three was highway autopilot with lane changing, which included blind spot technology to shift lanes.
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Even better, you may learn about a blind spot on that 14-karat résumé of yours.
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As Psychology Today explains, each eye has a blind spot about 18 degrees to either side.
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The current methods of collecting that data, however, have left health organizations with a blind spot.
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If Tomasky has a blind spot, it is his handling of Clinton's relationship with Monica Lewinsky.
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Highly recommended is the $2,200 Technology Package with blind-spot warning, auto braking and semiautonomous parking.
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And yet what if this is all wrong and we've been caught in a blind spot?
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If anything, that seems like it's been a big blind spot of March for Our Lives.Huge.
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So perhaps I wasn't the only one with a blind spot when it came to historic films.
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Don't mainstream media and white moviegoers also have a blind spot when it comes to our classics?
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The seat is flanked on either side by touch screens that provide blind spot monitoring and navigation.
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Today's new cars often have some driver assistance features, like blind-spot monitoring or adaptive cruise control.
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For a product aimed at the professional world (not to say enterprise), that's a big blind spot.
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Both vehicles come with a rear-view camera, blind-spot monitoring and rear cross-traffic alerts. Connectivity
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But the Green New Deal has a big blind spot: It doesn't address the places Americans live.
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To be sure, there are many possible causes of the crash other than the lidar blind spot.
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So let's start by talking about the US's "blind spot," which is the title of your book.
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Thankfully, technology has solutions: Gadgets and apps that act like blind spot detection tools for your life.
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But what if our car fails to let us know there is someone in our blind spot?
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Forward collision alert, blind spot monitoring, and automatic emergency braking are included in the suite of options.
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Doing so often limits us to seeing only the familiar, leaving everything else in a blind spot.
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This model doesn't have blind spot monitoring, power seats, power tailgate or even an auto-dimming mirror.
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While truly skilled in the art of debunking, he has a blind spot on his personal life.
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Many of the most ardent trade promoters often have a blind spot when it comes to imports.
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Its lineup now offers Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, blind-spot detection, additional USB inputs and more.
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This blind spot, which has only grown in recent years, makes the left exceptionally easy to troll.
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They're actually both longstanding syndicated strips, so this is a blind spot I didn't realize I had.
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Somehow, though, the hallway outside the gunman's room at the Mandalay Bay hotel was a blind spot.
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His blind spot for the Constitution has been much on display in other ways in recent days.
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The New Republic's Libby Watson called Klobuchar's staff problem something elite media has a "blind spot" about.
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Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg has a strange blind spot when it comes to health care reform.
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It was a blind spot, a vulnerability, that could be exploited in the war against the gods.
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Now, have you read this excerpt in The New Yorker of Teju Cole's new book, "Blind Spot"?
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As with the GLA, checking your left blind spot reveals little but a face full of pillar.
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Yet the country has had a blind spot when it comes to handling complaints about domestic violence.
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It's curious, however, that a writer so word-besotted should have such a blind spot for literature.
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But if they continue with a blind spot to these issues, then that goodwill will dissipate. Right.
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Race was a collective blind spot for the Bernie movement, and it doomed him in the South.
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The big takeaway was how to avoid something bad, albeit with a massive blind spot toward sexual assault.
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The West has a blind spot when it comes to China's breakneck technological advances, writes Axios' Kaveh Waddell.
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This natural strain of narcissism could create a blind spot, enabling workforce automation to take us by surprise.
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If the Barcelona city council has one potential blind spot where urban mobility is concerned it's air pollution.
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Meade says people should approach them slowly, staying out of their blind spot, which is directly behind them.
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Music is a blind spot for me, so there are many better-qualified people to discuss this scenario.
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Food waste has been a blind spot for most restaurants, whether they serve fast food or gourmet grub.
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If we are alert to bias in other domains, why don't we tackle our own liberal blind spot?
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Actually, the question itself betrays a massive modern blind spot about the role culture plays in political fortune.
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He rejected the idea that it was simply a case of a blind spot in the state legislation.
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Whatever justification there may be for neglecting new policies, there's less excuse for EIA's second blind spot — technology.
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"It may be an unintentional blind spot, but it's something you could start changing on a Monday morning."
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Our tester came with optional features like adaptive cruise control, blind spot warning, and rear cross traffic warning,
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I was reminded of my blind spot by an insurance commercial, which has over 15 million views online.
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This blind spot is especially bad for evaluating the potential long-term impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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They also have a blind spot on the severity and impact these issues have on communities of color.
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Faced with such a large intellectual blind spot, it will take some time to stop giving bad advice.
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"But we really hope that we can fill in this blind spot in our knowledge of the Sun."
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Would you be surprised if someone pointed out that you might be suffering from a "bias blind spot"?
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But this is a blind spot that business creators often have: Past performance does not dictate future returns.
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There's still hope, however, that digital currency's future can be bright if bitcoin's big blind spot is addressed.
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Yet it has some nice safety tech, like automatic emergency braking and blind spot and lane departure warnings.
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Pope Francis' focus on mercy as a central teaching may also be a blind spot, Father Connell said.
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And what I've come to understand is that the salad names are where that blind spot reveals itself.
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Attach all the parts and get a warning in the driver's seat when someone's in your blind spot.
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Dr. Manhattan might experience every moment in his timeline simultaneously, but he's also his own biggest blind spot.
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It included a $1,195 driver assist package, which adds adaptive cruise control, blind spot monitors and parking sensors.
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"We can see looking in her biography how she may have developed this blind spot," Professor Saguy said.
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He said a European "blind spot" could explain the vehemence of the Turkish reaction to the accusation of genocide.
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The $3,100 Premium Package brings upgraded speakers, navigation, wireless phone charging, blind-spot monitoring, parking sensors and other niceties.
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So why does Jason Blum have such a blind spot that he doesn't realize women also make horror films?
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Two features in particular — back-up cameras and blind spot warning systems — received strong marks from new vehicle buyers.
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The new system includes automatic emergency braking, blind spot monitors, backup cameras, lane keep assist, and auto high beams.
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US tech workers tend to use these phones less, which creates a blind spot when working on the apps.
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It did not, however, get distracted by advanced driver assistance systems like blind-spot warning or collision avoidance systems.
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"If there was a blind spot you could have checked out [and didn't], then shame on you," he adds.
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Still, Gaia mainly looks at optical light, leaving a blind spot through the brightest, dustiest parts of the galaxy.
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Knowing there's a car, but not seeing it in your rearview, means it must be in your blind spot.
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Something as simple as sensor-aided blind-spot detection has eliminated what was once an everyday part of driving.
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And our search for these smaller (but still destructive) asteroids is limited by a huge blind spot: the sun.
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However, their upcoming EP, titled Blind Spot and out on April 15, marks their first new release since 1996.
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The double whammy shows Facebook still has a massive blind spot on privacy, even after two years of crises.
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But in the Tapper interview he once again demonstrated an enormous blind spot about his role in the election.
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This also isn't the first time that Mnuchin has expressed an inexplicable blind spot when it comes to labor.
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Yet today liberals have their own tolerance blind spot, and Christians are most likely to get caught in it.
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My religion blind spot hurt me on AME and REUEL — brutal to have both of them in one corner.
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I've been very open about my lack of general financial knowledge, a blind spot I think many people share.
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Frank Bruni Donald Trump's zeal for extreme vetting has one glaring exception, one gaping blind spot: his own administration.
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But, secondly, the failure to endorse the breakout millennial political star also embodied the party's long-standing blind spot.
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As such, my car lacked any advanced safety features — even blind spot monitoring wasn't optioned on this particular example.
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He did not remember each instance, he said, because his privilege gave him a blind spot on the issue.
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If Appiah has a blind spot, it is in assuming that everyone can be as comfortably cosmopolitan as he.
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The $3,200, technology package is a near-necessity, bringing real leather seats and additional safety tech like blind spot monitoring.
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The Driver Assistance Plus costs $1,400 and is likely also worth the money, if only for the blind spot detection.
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The big picture: Safety features like blind-spot detection or backup cameras are the early building blocks of automated driving.
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It shows a top and bottom view of visitors to supposedly cover a blind spot that other doorbells might have.
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In both photos and videos, the camera's blind spot hides a selfie stick which can make filming yourself really easy.
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Teju Cole: Blind Spot and Black Paper continues at Steven Kasher (515 West 26th Street, Chelsea, Manhattan) through August 11.
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It has leather seats, an industry-leading infotainment system, adaptive cruise control, blind spot monitoring and a premium audio system.
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That gets you leather, CarPlay, power seats, blind-spot monitoring, satellite radio and a moonroof for $37,505 with destination charges.
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This will endow the car with features like adaptive cruise control, automatic emergency braking, lane departure warning, blind spot detection.
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That includes new LED headlamps, low-speed front auto-braking, lane departure warning, lane-keeping assist and blind-spot detection.
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The XT5 is available with adaptive cruise control, a surround-view camera system, lane departure warning, and blind spot monitoring.
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A few days later, I forgot to check my blind spot while driving, and I nearly struck a pickup truck.
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At best, it's a stunning political blind spot for the man who led the nation's most powerful law-enforcement agency.
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Blind-spot warnings usually pop up in the side view mirror to let drivers know of cars in adjacent lanes.
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Blind-spot monitors will detect when to help the driver steer to avoid a car in the next lane over.
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If this book has one curious blind spot, it's that we never quite understand how those words came into being.
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The tax blind spot could be costing business owners money — or, in the worst-case scenario, lead to an audit.
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We might trust the car to park itself or to alert us if a car is in our blind spot.
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His vision is hindered by a blind spot, but in this, Tillman seems to say, he is like us all.
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To avoid the camera's stare, they sometimes congregate in a blind spot near the front of the classroom, they said.
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Yes, Republicans have a blind spot when it comes to acknowledging that revenues must be a part of the fix.
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"What it feels like to the woman has been a kind of blind spot in breast surgery," one surgeon said.
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We're still laughing at his blind spot — at the difference between how he sees himself and how we see him.
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Even so, with a blind spot on my right side larger than my brain remembers, I often crash in crowds.
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This is why smart, global companies — and companies with global aspirations — are taking action to eliminate a major blind spot.
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Many clubs still have a blind spot, she argues, when it comes to hiring racially, sexually, or gender diverse dancers.
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But the article has a major blind spot — overlooking Nestlé's repeated failure to eradicate exploitation in its production of chocolate.
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It would be more measured to state that his idiosyncratic vision has emerged from behind my own aesthetic blind spot.
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About 57% of respondents said features like automatic emergency braking, blind spot warning and lane keeping assistance have helped prevent collisions.
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Standard driver-assistance features include forward collision warning, automatic emergency braking, blind spot warning, lane keeping assist, and lane departure warning.
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These are positioned on either side of the driver and offer navigation information, blind spot monitoring, and trip data logging applications.
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In the 1950s Gary Becker, a young American economist, recognised this blind spot when studying the link between education and incomes.
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But upon reflection, the blind spot in the work emerged: Visions from India seems to have wholly eschewed humans as subjects.
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Some saw the discussion and panels as offensive, arguing that Bendis's dialogue showed a blind spot when it comes to race.
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Also, the fact that you're shooting over one shoulder gives you a blind spot, so you don't ever truly feel safe.
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Uber's biggest challenge to future growth may in fact be its CEO's blind spot to this tension between reputation and revenue.
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Hyundai did, however, make features like blind-spot monitoring with cross-traffic alert standard, as the company works to prevent collisions.
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Regulatory subsidies created by these and many other policies are a massive blind spot in the new administration's plans for reform.
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Teju Cole is the author of Blind Spot, Known and Strange Things, Open City, and Every Day Is for the Thief.
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EIA already models alternate scenarios for oil and gas — there's no reason that clean energy innovation must remain a blind spot.
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Optional safety features include blind-spot monitors, forward collision warning with automatic emergency braking, adaptive cruise control, and active lane control.
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Pay $25,740 for the XLE Premium and you'll add push-button start, blind-spot monitors, rear cross traffic alerts and more.
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Whole books, in fact whole genres of fiction, make their home in this blind spot, because of writers' publishing community's biases.
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Heated leather seats, a heated steering wheel, a heads-up display, radar cruise control and blind-spot monitoring were all included.
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" He added: "I was on the racing line, he was in my blind spot, so I assumed he was still there.
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And yet, for all this new understanding, there remains a huge blind spot when it comes to black millennials in particular.
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But a new study shows that similar data used by Facebook to target ads could help fill in that blind spot.
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Vulture posited that Clark ought to be seen as a feminist icon, but her blind spot has never been more clear.
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CEO Travis Kalanick, an aggressive and very skilled businessman, seems to have had a blind spot on some basics of management.
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At the time, liberals argued that Andrew Breitbart's approach pointed to an ugly blind spot about racism in the conservative movement.
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Teju Cole: Blind Spot and Black Paper continues at Steven Kasher Gallery (515 West 26th Street, Chelsea, Manhattan) through August 11.
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Pope Francis has faced mounting criticism that he had a blind spot in dealing with the abuse of minors by clergy.
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It is also a dangerous blind spot for most security software, allowing attackers to do what they want and go unnoticed.
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Also opening before the fairs is Lara Favaretto: Blind Spot, an exhibition of paintings, sculptures, and installations by the Italian artist.
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"This story has a blind spot that is also its genesis: Barthes's lunch with Mitterrand," Binet writes in a typical aside.
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She believes the police had a "blind spot" about white supremacists and were complacent about the possibility of a serious attack.
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Looking at injuries associated with climate change has been a blind spot in research, authors of the study published today say.
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Auto braking with pedestrian detection, adaptive cruise control, lane-keep assist and blind-spot warning are all along for the ride.
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This includes auto braking with pedestrian detection, adaptive cruise control with low-speed follow, lane-departure mitigation and blind-spot warning.
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Sanders on racial blind spot: "When you're white, you don't know what it's like to be living in a ghetto." pic.twitter.
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The features that are most popular include blind-spot warning for drivers, adaptive cruise control and collision avoidance systems, the firm said.
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But because of that blind spot, she argues, young women in particular may be needlessly suffering from the recent spike in STIs.
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But they also have a blind spot that means they don't know the person posting this comment has posted it 100 times.
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"As an admirer of Ted Kennedy, I recognize that [Chappaquiddick] was a blind spot that I didn't really think about," said Curran.
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It's got four seats, a comfortable cabin, Apple CarPlay, blind spot monitoring and pretty much all of the creature comforts you'd expect.
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"El Chapo" slipped out through a tunnel in the brazen escape, taking advantage of a blind spot in a cell security camera.
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Else you might find your investors funding your biggest blind spot — if you end up missing the next even more transformative disruption.
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The system includes automatic emergency braking, blind-spot monitoring, and a lane keeping system that can nudge you back into your lane.
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Go deeper: How to sound smart about 5G The West's China blind spot Why our tech battles with China are so complicated
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"It&aposs a little bit like, everybody&aposs got a blind spot ," but we aren&apost really aware of it, she added.
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All the Mercedes-Benz vehicles will offer CarPlay and Android Auto, rear-view cameras, adaptive braking, blind spot assistance, SiriusXM and more.
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Similarly, blind-spot monitors, which usually signal a light in your side-view mirror when there's a car coming alongside, are genius.
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Her blind spot incites it in the Twitter era: She descends to lazy comedy of a sort people don't shrug off anymore.
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The standard suite includes Ford's so-called Co-Pilot360, which includes automatic emergency breaking, rear-view camera and blind spot monitoring system.
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It can be terrifying to come to the realization that it is totally possible to write into this blind spot for years.
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Without explicitly requiring ESG disclosures, the SEC leaves investors with a blind spot that competitors in foreign markets can, and will, seize.
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There's also an array of driver-assistance tech, like remote park assist, blind-spot collision avoidance assist, and forward-collision avoidance assist.
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Similarly, in "Blind Spot" passages often refer backward or forward to one another, but not with any obvious narrative or discursive rhythm.
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The blind spot in that thinking may be the convenient rationalization of corporate donors' demands for tax benefits, contracts or markets freedoms.
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The lack of rear-facing radars for the blind-spot monitoring system also means that the Clarity lacks rear cross-traffic alert.
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The Escalade had the largest front blind spot of 10 feet, 2 inches, with the driver sitting in a natural, relaxed position.
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You can skip the Comfort and Convenience group because the car is so small that you don't really need blind-spot monitoring.
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When that white juggernaut was almost on top of us on the motorway because he didn't see us in his blind spot?
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The fact that doing so doesn't have direct profit potential is all you need to know for why it's been a blind spot.
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What she found was that white respondents had a blind spot for neighborhoods that were more diverse, even if they were majority white.
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"El Chapo" slipped out through a prison tunnel in the brazen escape, taking advantage of a blind spot in a cell security camera.
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I convinced myself that perhaps a more conspicuous Asian tourist had been lurking somewhere close by each time, directly in my blind spot.
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And yet the report's biggest blind-spot is its agnosticism on the necessity for a rapid whole society transition away from fossil fuels.
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There are also a number of high-tech advanced driver assistance systems, including forward collision warning, lane keeping assist and blind-spot detection.
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Even blind-spot monitoring is locked out unless you pay over $4,235 and upgrade to leather seats plus other stuff you don't need.
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But for actively changing lanes or parking, a wide-angle camera for the blind spot monitor covers areas not seen by traditional mirrors.
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Brain–immune interactions are a "blind spot" for immunologists, admits Ferguson, with funding and interest for this type of work practically non-existent.
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The study indicates that drivers overestimate the capabilities of features such as blind-spot monitoring systems, automatic emergency braking and adaptive cruise control.
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Go deeper: How the U.S. plans to stay ahead in the quantum race Creating the first quantum internet The West's China blind spot
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Venus is sometimes considered Earth's "evil twin," and yet we know frustratingly little about it, creating a blind spot in our own history.
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Look, I think all companies maybe have some level of blind spot when it comes to how they are regarded by the public.
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Also surprising is the fact that his first choice was Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon (which was Alex Lahey's Blind Spot).
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Those two hours you just lost was in your blind spot, and now you'll be eating toast for dinner at the office … again.
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I've fallen in love with items such as Infiniti's Sensory Package, with rear cross-traffic alert, blind-spot warning and backup collision intervention.
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American Airlines and My Blind Spot have been working together for years to better care for people of all abilities during their travels.
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Some experts see enough alignment between US and UAE positions to justify the absence of intelligence — others call it a dangerous blind spot.
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It's really been a blind spot for us in many ways, in part because poverty rates in suburbs historically have been much lower.
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It had a solid heads-up display that beamed speed, speed limit, navigation and even blind-spot monitoring information directly onto the windshield.
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The navigation system is slow to boot and the blind-spot system kept telling me cars two counties away were an immediate threat.
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Lewinsky's comments sparked outrage because she alluded to a blind spot revealed by the #MeToo movement when it comes to protecting powerful men.
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My one big regret is not noticing the AGES/ICE AGE dupe, which is always a blind spot of mine as a constructor.
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Our initiative addresses a blind spot in international conservation thinking, namely, the cost the farmers have to bear because of conservation related activities.
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Focusing exclusively on opioids creates a massive blind spot in our government's approach to addiction, and it can end up costing more lives.
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The exhibition is in celebration of his fourth book, Blind Spot, published this year by Random House with a foreword by Siri Hustvedt.
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Driver-assistance features were plentiful, including: standard blind-spot monitoring, automated emergency braking with pedestrian detection, lane-keeping assist and rear parking sensors.
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Selling big is one thing, but whether most of these companies actually turn a profit is the rare blind spot in Ingrassia's reporting.
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Those who pay for blind spot warning, driver alertness monitoring, lane departure warning, night vision, or parking assistance systems save nothing at all.
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Most of these systems rely on cameras and radar to power features like automatic emergency braking, blind spot detection, and lane-keep assistance.
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"Blatt's study was great, but his one blind spot was not accounting for whether the pro was actually attempting the split," Frenzel says.
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Spend an extra $7563,2756 for the SEL edition and you get spruced-up style as well as blind-spot warning and heated seats.
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Moreover, there's a similar element of who forms Biden and formed Trump's bases that leaves analysts in a bit of a blind spot.
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Even at this price, the Soul comes with standard safety features, including blind spot warning, lane change assist and rear cross-traffic alert.
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Brown calls Francis' view on women a "blind spot" given the other good work he's doing to change the way the Church operates.
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A full suite of automatic emergency braking, lane departure warning, blind spot warning, automatic high beams, and rear cross traffic alert are on board.
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Still, DeLaune acknowledged that a crucial blind spot is encrypted chat apps and secretive "dark web" sites where much of new child pornography originates.
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So that was interesting to me and it was also a blind spot, in terms of art making throughout the US and North America.
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Their hope is that consumers will gradually learn to trust AV technology, as they did with antilock brakes, cruise control and blind-spot warnings.
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Musk did say that SpaceX's Starlink satellites won't transmit at certain frequencies to avoid astronomy observations, but it could still create a blind spot.
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The 97 standard safety features are 14 more than the current models and include blind spot monitoring, active emergency braking and adaptive cruise control.
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Things like head-up displays, lane keeping technology, blind spot warnings and back-up cameras help make driving a car both easier and safer.
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These companies might be quietly hard at work further segmenting their data, but for now, ignoring these nuances continues to be a blind spot.
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Tomososki learned that he had burned the retina in his right eye during the eclipse, giving him a partial blind spot in its center.
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And when it comes to what makes for good TV, it would seem that Tim Cook most certainly has at least one blind spot.
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Velodyne acknowledged that with the rooftop lidar there is a roughly three meter blind spot around a vehicle, saying that more sensors are necessary.
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In recent years, active safety systems like automatic emergency braking, lane departure warnings, blind spot alerts, and more have spread throughout the automotive kingdom.
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But Simon Key, co-owner of North London's Big Green Bookshop, took his tweet to heart — and decided to rectify his cultural blind spot.
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It includes automatic emergency braking, adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, automatic high beams, pedestrian detection, blind spot monitoring, and rear cross-traffic alert.
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Teju Cole's new book Blind Spot is the first to combine the celebrated novelist and New York Times photography critic's imagery with his words.
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Oh, we'd do a lot of things really well; but it only takes one collective blind spot, one disastrous lacuna, to kill a company.
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Add $3,505 for the "Premium Package with options" which brings leather, a premium audio system, a sunroof, blind spot monitoring, parking sensors and more.
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Already self-driving technologies enhance safety for all by reducing traditional obstacles with features like adaptive cruise control, blind spot monitoring and automatic braking.
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Suzanne Boda is a Senior Vice President at American Airlines and Albert Rizzi is the founder of My Blind Spot, a disabilities advocacy group.
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And it's not hard to see why — Tesla uses ultrasonic sensors to detect vehicles in its blind spot, rather than the more ubiquitous radar.
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The Federalists were pessimistic about human nature, but, as the Hamilton quotes above suggest, they had something of a blind spot for the presidency.
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Gary, Phillip and Kaneisha exist "squarely in the blind spot of their nonblack partner," a phrase that is no less damning for being clinical.
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That blind spot may have contributed to Sri Lankan officials' failure to act on warnings by Indian intelligence of a plot to bomb churches.
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Blind spot warning, for example, is not yet standard on all cars, and may be available on some models only as an expensive upgrade.
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The questions of how the Vatican will deal with its own hierarchy and whether Francis has really seen past his blind spot remain, however.
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"It's a very noticeable blind spot," says Alexandr Wang, CEO of Scale AI, which annotated Czarnecki's data and works with other autonomous-driving companies.
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Next, make a list of your "must-haves," which could be things like a back-up camera, extra trunk space or blind-spot monitoring.
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JENKINS It wasn't about promoting diversity for diversity's sake, it was about correcting a blind spot — the artists of merit have always been there.
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The inability to capitalize on extended sizes proved to be a blind spot not just for L Brands, but for the entire retail industry.
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Needless to say, both the Review and the publishing industry writ large have a blind spot when it comes to books about nonwhite characters.
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"We can't have a blind spot in our defense just because a foreign terrorist on foreign land chooses an American email provider," he said.
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"The elite media's Amy Klobuchar blind spot," by Libby Watson Should a candidate struggling to break out of fifth place get such glowing coverage?
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A camera monitoring the inmates was facing a different direction and Stone believes the inmates found a blind spot in the yard to escape.
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But the Miata RF is available with the usual assisted-driving technology like blind-spot monitoring, lane-departure warning and low-speed automatic emergency braking.
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They came together around a shared conviction that street protest is both crucially important to climate politics and a longtime blind spot for environmental philanthropy.
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Lane departure and blind spot warnings have been shown to reduce some crashes, according to a recent study from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
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The writers clearly understand and engage with this world – unlike other shows that demonstrate a baffling blind spot when it comes to engaging with tech.
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So far, the rollout has included Mercedes CLA- and GLA-class cars, which have high-tech safety systems like adaptive braking and blind-spot monitoring.
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"This raises the question of whether boards and senior management have a potential blind spot when it comes to assessing their own effectiveness," it added.
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PILOT brings some of the current advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) to any car, like road sign recognition, lane keep assist, and blind spot monitoring.
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The blind spot refers to two areas of diplomacy that American policymakers traditionally have tended to downplay or ignore altogether: Israeli power and Palestinian politics.
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This gender blind spot has put women's health at a big disadvantage, but a study published this week in Nature Communications could dramatically change that.
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Belcher said this progressive blind spot manifested itself in a central conceit of the Clinton campaign: that she'd do better than Obama among white women.
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Tech defines luxury these days, and the RX can be bought with blind-spot warning, radar-assisted cruise control and auto braking with pedestrian detection.
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Mann has been forthright that in taking up Gee-Gee as a subject she was compelled to redress a blind spot in her own life.
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You're probably onto something but there have been several artists where their Blind Spot pick is a fairly ubiquitous LP. Context is important too sometimes.
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These calls for equity have a blind spot: The change is supposed to happen within a capitalist system that was founded on slavery, inequity, etc.
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But maybe I've just developed a blind spot, or more like a beautiful filter, to smooth away the flaws in the trips I'm already taking.
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"This has been a blind spot for the last 20, 30 years," Ro Khanna, a Democratic member of Congress who represents Silicon Valley, told me.
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"For too long the colonial period was a blind spot in our culture of remembrance," Monika Grütters, Germany's federal culture minister, said in a statement.
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It burned a hole through his retina, leaving him with a blind spot in his right eye ever since, he told KPTV-TV last week.
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These artworks expose a blind spot in the idea that adding figures thus far overlooked by mainstream history will correct our knowledge of the past.
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The blind spot the White House appears to have for the economic opportunity in clean energy increasingly makes their pronouncements about "energy dominance" ring hollow.
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The Tesla scans for traffic in the adjacent lane, waits for an opening and then glides into place, eliminating the danger of a blind spot.
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If a hole has burned through the retina, surgery can help close it, but it does not necessarily improve the blind spot, Dr. Emerson said.
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Employing two cameras mounted near the rearview mirror, it provides Impreza with automatic emergency braking, adaptive cruise control, lane-departure warning and blind-spot monitoring.
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The hybrid vehicle now has 360 degrees of solid state lidar sensors, along with numerous high-definition cameras, blind spot lidar sensors and radar sensors.
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Unfortunately, no third-party firm is able to track Arcade revenues, which will become a glaring blind spot for App Annie in the years ahead.
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He wanted to get a model with EyeSight, Subaru's safety electronics system, which includes advanced cruise control with automatic braking and blind-spot warning technology.
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He asked himself how he could continue to work with people that had such a cognitive blind spot about race, and chose to leave instead.
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The CVT runs an extra $22017,22017, and models so-equipped can be dressed up further with a choice of three option packages: one with a moonroof, blind spot monitors, and rear cross-traffic assist ($1,400), one with the automatic emergency braking, active lane control, blind spot monitors, adaptive cruise control, and rear cross-traffic assist ($1,395), or a third that combines the other two packages ($2,395).
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In The Washington Post, Radley Balko has argued that the court has a "massive blind spot" when it comes to abuses by the police and prosecutors.
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The widely loved 1996 romantic dramedy Jerry Maguire was on mine until recently, when I decided to fix that blind spot in my pop culture perspective.
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Researchers at MIT's Media Lab are diving in to correct that blind spot and for anyone looking to point a finger, we have some bad news.
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I'd never considered that my Black and Latina upbringing might have given me a blind spot that could hinder my ability to accurately write about art.
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As a Chrome extension, it neatly integrates with virtually every major online tool and social media site, but until now, Google Docs remained a blind spot.
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Not having the same kinds of safeguards against harassment that traditional social networks have (like blocking, muting, permanent removal of things) is a huge blind spot.
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More importantly, the President's statement highlights a blind spot: the biggest threat to achieving the goal of ending HIV is none other than the administration itself.
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Nonetheless, the reparations spat helps demonstrate what his critics and even some of his supporters have consistently called a blind spot in his campaign: racial issues.
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Charu Lata Hogg, the founder of the All Survivors Project, a charity, says that this issue is "a blind spot in law, policy and humanitarian response".
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DANIEL HOLMESMiami Modern-day liberalism, having become inextricably linked with secular humanism, has a collective blind spot with respect to the passions commanded by religious belief.
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The third gravitational wave detector currently sensitive to astronomical sources, Virgo in Italy, did not hear the waves since they were in the detector's blind spot.
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This new discovery falls in the middle of that archaeological blind spot and is the best candidate so far for a common ancestor of all apes.
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Of course, John Paul II — his elevation to sainthood notwithstanding — will be remembered for having a blind spot when it came to the sex abuse crisis.
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The CR-V features a standard backup camera and available tech, such as Honda LaneWatch, a camera system that monitors the passenger-side blind spot area.
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Cancellation is a critical moment in the customer lifecycle rivaled only by the moment of purchase, and yet it remains a blind spot for most companies.
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In particular, it became clear that these people were less likely to die from cancer, which Shah calls the "blind spot" in most life insurance underwriting.
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But ethics have often been a blind spot, whether it was intrusive user tracking or reluctance to take responsibility for what was posted on the service.
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"This is a total blind spot for technology companies," said Katy Fike, co-founder of Aging 2.0, a group that supports entrepreneurs in the aging space.
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They can also brake automatically if the driver doesn't spot a stopped object ahead, and warn when there's a motorbike hovering in a driver's blind spot.
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They say that he has a blind spot about race and class, and note that many Christians seem just fine with the way society is changing.
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Until the woman becomes aware of the blind spot—what is driving the obsession to compare herself to the ex—nothing is going to help whatsoever.
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"We had a big blind spot, and we knew there were a series of steps we could take to harden and secure the agencies," he said.
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"I had a blind spot a mile wide," Ms. Cunningham Agee said, adding that she believed there was a racial component to the scrutiny she received.
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The cardinal who was charged with sex offenses on Thursday adds to evidence that Pope Francis has a blind spot when it comes to sexual abuse.
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"The lack of monitoring of indirect suppliers is a big blind spot," said Erasmus zu Ermgassen, a researcher with Trase and the Université Catholique de Louvain.
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Later, I expressed my discomfort on Twitter, pointing out the blind spot that even someone as progressive as O'Donnell can have when it comes to race.
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Safety features like blind-spot warning and rear cross-traffic warning come standard, although the forward collision warning system and automatic emergency braking are optional upgrades.
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Still, for many Vatican watchers, Friday's announcement is disappointing evidence of what they see as the pope's blind spot regarding child sex abuse in the church.
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"I'm not sure why there's this blind spot in American society about native American imagery and how sports teams are using it for profit," said Glynn.
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The most generous read of this enormous blind spot is that the story is not always straightforward; there have been some laudable steps to fight back.
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I have always said that I come from a place of privilege, but I now need to acknowledge that that comes with a massive blind spot.
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The next time you are driving and a lane departure warning system or blind spot alert keeps you from steering into another vehicle, count your blessings.
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Stocks that work in a Trump environment are those with good fundamentals that are cheaper than they usually would be because of a Wall Street blind spot.
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The industry is dead set on making work fun, but this creates a blind spot and a culture of permissiveness when it comes to harassment and discrimination.
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On top of that, our tester had Volvo's tremendously helpful pilot assist semi-autonomous driving system, a blind-spot monitoring system and a 360-degree parking camera.
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In newer cars a light, noise, or vibration warns drivers when a vehicle or object is in your blind spot, usually with a warning on side mirrors.
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Granted, it has a large blind spot in the shape of Qatar itself, which never receives the sort of criticism the channel routinely hands out to others.
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The new sedan will also offer an assortment of other advanced driver assistance systems, such as blind-spot detection and forward collision warning with automatic emergency braking.
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The former Apprentice contestant responded that she had a "blind spot" when it came to Trump because of how he had helped her early in her career.
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Clouds and the complicated processes they are made under are smaller in size and present a "blind spot" in climate modeling, says Schneider, the Caltech climate scientist.
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"It's a bit of a blind spot, and the optics of it are not great," Alan Gelder, vice president of refining at consultancy Wood Mackenzie, told Reuters.
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It's a category that's crops up a lot on our Explore pages on Instagram, but there's a glaring blind spot when it comes to plus-size bodies.
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However, these days, many have similar advance safety features in the form of lane departure warning, blind spot monitoring, automatic pre-collision braking, backup cameras, and more.
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According to the New York Times, the new policy will address how the fashion industry fails models, who currently occupy a precarious blind spot within labor law.
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Blind spot cameras and proximity sensors are now required on all duck boats, and duck boat operators have to separate the responsibilities of driver and tour guide.
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Our tester came with blind-spot monitoring, heated seats, dual-zone climate control and an infotainment system that supports Apple CarPlay and Android Auto all for $24,260.
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We'd add the 502A package for a hefty $6,765 to add a lot of luxury features, like blind-spot monitoring, parking sensors and an upgraded audio system.
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Falling short of an accusation, Klinz characterizes the freeport situation as a "blind spot" in the leader's campaign to end tax evasion and money laundering within Europe.
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"I had this big blind spot about the profession where I just naively went along with whatever any naturopath told me was safe and effective," she says.
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The new vehicle has advanced driver assistance features like blind spot and cross traffic detection as well as audio technology developed in house and active noise cancelling.
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At 51A, you get my personal blind spot always, sports (with a little basic history): President Lincoln was from Illinois, of course, log cabin and all that.
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The love for it is baffling, though it does suggest that — with the lack of love for "The Florida Project" — class is the industry's biggest blind spot.
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Other increasingly common safety features include rear cameras; steering assistance that prevents lane drift; and a flashing light to warn about a car in the blind spot.
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Those plants in particular are what Birol calls a "blind spot" in our climate and energy debate, given they are likely to be emitting for decades longer.
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The New Health Care A study finds evidence for how to reduce some of it, but also a large blind spot on how to remove the rest.
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"It's a bit of a blind spot, and the optics of it are not great," Alan Gelder, vice president of refining at consultancy Wood Mackenzie, told Reuters.
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Called Ford Co-Pilot, the system can automatically brake to avoid collisions with vehicles or pedestrians and alert drivers when a vehicle is entering a blind spot.
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"It's easier for cars to notice when there's a group of bikers so they don't turn quickly, and you're not hidden in their blind spot," she said.
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But, as one Greenberg graph on the Republican Party and the 210 election illustrates, the focus on demographic trends typically leaves pundits with a critical blind spot.
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Mr Trudeau has told reporters that his privileged background as the son of former prime minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau left him with a blind spot about race.
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Language biases on the internet can be more deliberately enforced, as inscribed in Miao Ying's "Blind Spot" (2007), a hardcover dictionary of banned search terms in China.
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However, it's problematic that given the heightened interest in what is going on in the Arctic, we'd run the risk of causing a blind spot in that area.
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This is a dangerous blind spot exploited by many legalization advocates (although some of them are now warning about the growing risk of heavy marijuana use under legalization).
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Other cities lauded for their excellent public transport and enthusiasm for market-based solutions to traffic problems also have a blind spot when it comes to residents' parking.
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Seems like a bit of a blind spot in 2017, though live stream is also a bit far off for a product that's so dependent on post-production.
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Both models will come with Hyundai's suite of semi-autonomous driving and safety features, including adaptive cruise control, forward collision assist, lane keep assist, and blind spot warning.
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Worst case scenario, the smoke follows you and sends you shuffling around the campfire to find a temporary blind spot until the smoke tries to find you again.
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As Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, a Republican foreign-policy hawk, told NBC, the Trump administration has "a blind spot on Russia I still can't figure out".
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It includes a moonroof, passive entry, dual-zone climate control, upgraded infotainment with navigation, wireless charging, blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert and a JBL stereo system.
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Progressives in America pride themselves on being hyperaware of the persecution of minority groups of all kinds—blacks, women, LGBT people, immigrants—but they have a blind spot.
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But when it comes to examining a high-stakes blind spot undermining governments and endangering users on the biggest social networks in existence, somehow Congress looks more prepared.
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Broken down into constituent parts, these systems could be called things like "blind-spot warning system" and "rear-end collision avoidance" and they would likely be embraced eagerly.
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Console gamers might be holding off on purchases until the release of the PS5 and Xbox Scarlett in the fall, but PC gamers know no such blind spot.
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Facing the North entrance, 1903 Gallery has orchestrated a scruffy yet white-on-white presentation centering on "Blind Spot," a stack of sparsely graffitied cubes by Eva Rothschild.
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I think it's because they're not really interested in character, which for me is the essential element of all good fiction, but maybe it's just a blind spot.
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With a 150-degree wide-angle lens and 1296p HD resolution, the Orbit 530 dashcam captures every lane angle and blind spot on the road – even at night.
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A unique blind view monitoring system displays a camera image of what's in the car's blind spot — a car, pedestrian or cyclist — whenever the turn signal is activated.
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It feeds a live stream from a passenger-side-mirror-mounted camera into the headunit whenever you engage the blinker, giving you a view of your blind spot.
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The most recent one-person pairing of this kind is "Blind Spot" (2017), by Teju Cole: a writer, a photographer and a writer — serving this parish — on photography.
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Reliance on identity politics and media-cushioned affirmation, and a blind spot to the genuine pain of the white working class, is precisely what produced a President Trump.
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This technology includes the ability to detect if a driver departs from his lane, forward collision detection and automatic emergency braking, adaptive cruise control, and blind spot detection.
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Advanced safety stuff: Mazda's i-ActiveSense suite of advanced safety features is standard on most versions, including a driver attention alert, blind spot warning, and rear cross traffic warning.
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The car's Blind Spot Information System alerts you of vehicles alongside you, and its Driver Alert Control recognizes if you're tired or distracted and may suggest taking a break.
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But they lambasted Trump over his approach to Russia -- which Graham called a "blind spot" -- and his calls for cuts to the nation's budget for foreign aid and diplomacy.
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Early on in his career, Glendon, who is now in his 50s, noticed a blind spot in the financial world that has had a profound influence on his worldview.
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And studies show these systems are making us safer: Lane departure warnings and blind spot detection systems cut the rate of sideswipe crashes and injuries by double-digit rates.
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Another feature of the ideal open source protocol would be the sharing of data between various service providers with each other to enable shared and collaborative blind spot removal.
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Cameras detect lane markings at highway speeds and then adaptive cruise control, lane-keep, and blind spot detection systems keep you in that lane until you deliberately change lanes.
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The suite of driver assistance technologies — while not quite yet a semi-autonomous system like Tesla's Autopilot — includes automatic forward emergency braking, blind-spot monitoring, and lane keep assist.
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Cameras detect lane markings at highway speeds, and then adaptive cruise control, lane-keep, and blind spot detection systems keep you in that lane until you deliberately change lanes.
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Add $663,266 for the Level 2370 equipment group, which adds blind-spot monitoring, remote tailgate release, front and rear park sensors and a reclining rear seat with split folding.
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Taking advantage of a blind spot in his cell where security cameras couldn't see him, Guzman crawled out through a hole dug in the floor of his shower stall.
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If a car is in your driver's side blind spot and you're trying to move into that lane, it alerts you by vibrating the left side of the seat.
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I believe that mistreatment of animals, particularly in agriculture, remains a moral blind spot for us humans, yet it's heartening to see the consumer-driven revolution that is underway.
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VW also offers as optional on base S models its advanced safety features, including forward collision warnings with automatic emergency braking and blind-spot monitors for a reasonable $22017.
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Details: Besides standard driver-assistance warnings for blind-spot detection, lane departure and front and rear collision, the X7 xDrive40i also comes with BMW's $1,700 Drivers Assistance Pro package.
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That matches a wider blind spot in entertainment media about older consumers, said Robert Love, editor in chief of AARP The Magazine and a former editor at Rolling Stone.
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Because of its origins in post-war Europe, asylum law has a blind spot when it comes to a number of forces now pushing people to leave their homes.
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Or, and I think this is more likely, Trump has a blind spot when it comes to the danger that Flynn's cooperation with Mueller presents the President's inner circle.
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This ignores that the Kremlin is an equal opportunity offender exploiting all divisions in our society and creates a dangerous blind spot in the fight to thwart foreign meddling.
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Our ports and customs agencies do not have the capacity to properly screen the sheer volume of goods, which creates a dangerous blind spot that cartels exploit through TBML.
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That sense of taking responsibility for her sound with her full body may be a remnant of her time in the violist's traditional acoustical blind spot on the outside.
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"I think there is a blind spot for most people that want to start professional sports leagues," said Michael Huyghue, who was the commissioner of the United Football League.
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"The blind spot of the administration's entire approach is they don't get that Israel is addicted to our economy," said Sam Bahour, a Palestinian-American business consultant in Ramallah.
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If you want the car to have a ragtop, folding hardtop, satellite radio, blind spot sensors, automatic high beams or a navigation system, your only option is the Miata.
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The coordinated effort seeks to address the party's rural blind spot by venturing into parts of the country that were ignored in the run-up to the 2016 election.
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While great for older adults with flexibility issues and short people like me who can't see objects directly behind the car, it won't detect anything in the blind spot.
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Also, the advent of features like automatic emergency braking, blind-spot warning and forward-collision warning can make cars much safer, he said, but also add to the price.
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But she said he had a "blind spot" when it came to focusing on troubled neighborhoods like the one she represents and only grew more engaged after community pressure.
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This is an exhibition of uncharted territories, given that Eastern European avant-garde art tends to be a blind spot in the Anglo-American narrative of the neo-avant-gardes.
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Sanders's Democratic critics are accusing him of trying to upstage a black woman, part of what they say is a long-running blind spot on issues of race and gender.
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Networks can work around the early-voting blind spot when they're using the exit poll for its intended purpose — which is, again, calling the race accurately as soon as possible.
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Etsy I took all around the Valley for a seed round and everyone pooh-poohed it because they had this blind spot of not understanding businesses that cater to women.
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That could cost $3,500 to repair if the ultrasonic system for parking assistance is damaged as well as rear radar sensors used for blind-spot monitoring and cross-traffic alerting.
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Package deal: Upgrading to the $39,120 Platinum nets you extended leather interior throughout, blind spot and cross traffic sensors, heated and cooling seats, and a 12-speaker Sony audio system.
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After I finished my review of the exhibition, Teju Cole: Blind Spot and Black Paper, at Steven Kasher (June 15 – August 11, 2017), I felt compelled to write another one.
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Mr Pruitt denied these reports, but he possesses two useful qualities that Mr Sessions lacks: a blind-spot for conflicts of interest and the ability to withstand endless bad press.
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Plus, the tow vehicle will likely have modern safety features not readily available on an RV, including forward-collision warning, automatic emergency braking, blind-spot warning, and robust crash protection.
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"I did have this blind spot, and I was blindly loyal, and I looked like the biggest dummy following this person because I didn't have the same perspective," she said.
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Our friends over at Jalopnik suggest that the Model S has a large, important blind spot above the car's hood that could have been responsible for the first autopilot fatality.
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There was no traffic jam assist or self-parking technology; it did have pedestrian detection, blind spot monitoring, and a rear cross-traffic alert, but those are all passive systems.
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Range Rovers are also keeping up with the times; my tester came with a host of driver-assist features, including lane-keep assist, blind-spot assist, and adaptive cruise control.
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"He has a blind spot when it comes to people close to him," said John Thavis, author of "The Vatican Diaries" and former Rome bureau chief for Catholic News Service.
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The African Development Bank has estimated roughly 55 percent of Africa's economic activity occurs in the informal sector, which creates a large blind spot when it comes to consumer markets.
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It's a blind spot that feels pretty related to reports predicting millennials will die from mental health issues at a rate that's disproportionate from the rest of the American population.
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For whatever reason, the commonality in the answers was just squarely in my blind spot, and now I don't understand how I missed it — the title also should have helped.
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"Trudeau, whose father was the architect of Canada's multiculturalism system, acknowledged that growing up as the white son of a former prime minister left him with "a massive blind spot.
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One blind spot she observed was that Mr. Trump "believes he's better than anyone who ever lived" and saw even the most capable of women as easy to run over.
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But Apple has a blind spot to giving users control when it comes to the data it actually does collect, and it's created some some bad user interfaces because it.
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" 'There's a blind spot': Sanders reboots black voter outreach," by Holly Otterbein and Laura Barrón-López Retooling an approach to Biden's base voters, and hoping it is not too late.
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" Trudeau, whose father was the architect of Canada's multiculturalism system, acknowledged that growing up as the white son of a former prime minister left him with "a massive blind spot.
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"Investors have a blind spot towards PIKs because if a borrower doesn't pay cash interest on a PIK it doesn't blow up in everyone's face," the third senior banker said.
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The paper said that technical constraints and the assumption that Neanderthals and ancient African populations were geographically isolated from each other had led to a blind spot in the field.
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This blind spot has kept many consumers from asking questions about how their wine is made, even though they may be hyperconscious of the origins of the food they eat.
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But, if focusing on compliance is the extent of their oversight, they ignore a blind spot that factors as the single most important lever in ensuring operational integrity: company culture.
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"This was clearly a blind spot for Kelly and it makes you question his judgment because we should be talking about tax reform right now," said a Trump transition adviser.
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The 2017 e-Golf comes with an optional driver assistance package that includes adaptive cruise control, forward collision warning, autonomous emergency braking, lane assist, park assist, and blind spot monitoring.
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Blind spot warning, which uses lights in or near the side mirror, and sometimes audible tones to alert drivers to vehicles in adjacent lanes, was credited with most frequently preventing crashes.
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Because as well-versed as you may be in Friends trivia or Game of Thrones theories, you might have a big ol' blind spot when it comes to classic movies. Whups.
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We'd also add the $25 premium package to get pilot assist along with the $463,246 vision package to add blind-spot monitoring, front and rear parking sensors and auto-dimming mirrors.
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Standard features include blind-spot monitoring, lane-departure warning system that guides you back to center, adaptive cruise control, forward-collision warning with automatic emergency braking and rear cross-traffic alert.
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Adaptive cruise control, blind-spot monitoring and a 360-degree parking camera are available, but the Outlander PHEV lacks anything with the capabilities of semi-autonomous systems from luxury PHEV makers.
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There are numerous lovely moments like these throughout Visions from India, but to focus on them exclusively would be to fall into the same blind spot that the exhibition itself does.
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The precise causes of the Arizona accident are not yet known, and it is unclear how the vehicle's sensors functioned that night or whether the lidar's blind spot played a role.
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"One of the things I find is a progressive blind spot is race," said pollster Cornell Belcher, who previously worked for President Barack Obama's presidential campaigns and the Democratic National Committee.
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The political left has developed a huge blind spot resulting from their desire to cultivate American Muslims as a special interest group firmly ensconced in the Democratic Party's left hip pocket.
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The fact that it was so weak allowed the group to localize the signal to a small region of the sky in the Hydra constellation that was in Virgo's blind spot.
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The reach of the regulatory state had grown too far under Obama, a fact that coastal liberals stubbornly refused to see (a blind spot, by the way, which helped elect Trump).
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While Cole's book Blind Spot (2017) was heavy with the absence of the human figure in the midst of human works, Sharlet makes the human figure uncomfortably present in his photographs.
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Officials from the past two administrations also agree that we cannot have a blind spot in our defenses simply because a foreign terrorist on foreign land chooses an American email provider.
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And regarding an issue as obvious as the offensive nature of blackface, it speaks to an especially problematic blind spot for Kelly, who once previously declared that Santa Claus is white.
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Boston psychologist Karen Weisgerber, who was not involved in the Menendez case, said it should come as no surprise that the brothers had a blind spot when it came to money.
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This blind spot prevents the Democrats from building on their long record of civil rights as well as programs to assist people, regardless of color, in labor rights, health and education.
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So a relatively minor driving misjudgment that damages a side mirror and rear bumper could require fixing rear radar sensors used with blind-spot monitoring and rear cross-traffic alert systems.
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The Mercedes-Benz Intelligent Drive system, offered on the new E-Class and some other models, includes features the Daimler AG brand calls Park Pilot, Speed Limit Pilot and Blind Spot Assist.
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Just in the course of your presence on-screen or in the scenes, if there is a longer way, they have a sense of their own limitations, of their own blind spot.
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Obviously, Rodney has one blind spot during his hard sell to Candy: pimps can barely protect "their girls," as they continuously, and uncomfortably, refer to the women they control, abuse, and exploit.
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He said the CBC PAC did not have a blind spot in electing to support Capuano, who Meeks said he sat next to for 20 years on the House Financial Services Committee.
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But while China has already curbed coal use to meet politically important smog targets, and India this year launched a nationwide anti-pollution program, Tsafos said Southeast Asia was a "blind spot".
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But Avaaz's findings suggest Facebook's risk assessment of Spain's general election has had a pretty hefty blind spot when it comes to proactively picking up malicious attempts to inflate far-right propaganda.
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As tested, the loaded Limited model tops out at $27,710 when stuffed with blind-spot warning, adaptive cruise control, a well-executed lane-keep assist system and auto-braking with pedestrian detection.
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These inadequacies, basically the absence of civil states, are a godsend for terrorist networks, for whom the lack of basic civic structure serves as a blind spot to glide under our radars.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - When Americans think about retirement planning, long-term care usually is a major blind spot - few of us want to contemplate the possibility of infirmity and dependency in old age.
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But the oldest rocks found on Earth date back just 4 billion years ago, leaving scientists with a 500 million-year blind spot during the most crucial periods of our world's formation.
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But it still has a massive blind spot when it comes to a character voiced by a white man with a stereotypical Indian accent, who remains stuck in a dead-end job.
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I thought a lot about Teju Cole's photography criticism, collected in his book "Blind Spot," and made a happy discovery in "Where She Danced," a history of modern dance, by Elizabeth Kendall.
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You still have the upgraded infotainment, better audio system, blind-spot monitoring and passive entry, but you save nearly $7,000 by opting for a less-powerful engine and skipping all-wheel drive.
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Sometimes you're just stuck in that room with that egocentric soliloquy and that spousal blind spot, so you might as well find a soft chair and go to your mental happy place.
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It also comes with everything you could conceivably need: blind-spot monitoring, rear-view camera, LED lighting, heated steering wheel and seats, a solid Bose-branded audio system and automatic high beams.
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If we truly want to bring prosperity to middle America and strengthen our national economy and workforce, we need to close that blind spot and invest in our people, with the basics.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Many multinationals have a blind spot in judging the environmental impact of their suppliers' operations, adding to corporate risks linked to climate change, according to a study published on Tuesday.
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"If you are a large multinational company and you have a blind spot in your supply chain ..., you are likely to be at greater risk," Paul Simpson, head of CDP, told Reuters.
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To replace a typical mirror, which features built-in defrost, turn signal and blind spot sensors, can be expensive, as much as $946 on a 2015 Acura RLX, according to the insurance institute.
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Well, the scene also highlights Daenerys's biggest blind spot: she doesn't understand the country she wants to rule, nor does she seem to want to do the work to stop, listen, and learn.
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Activate the turn signal for a lane change and the car uses blind-spot monitoring and rear-facing radar to do its own checks and make sure there's no car in the way.
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Lots of cars costing a small fraction of the Chiron's price have things like blind spot alert systems, lane-keeping assistance and even adaptive cruise control to help prevent collisions on the road.
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The reason for the game's difficulty is a mismatch between the way it plays and the way AI agents learn, which also reveals a blind spot in machine learning's view of the world.
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The silence Krauss evokes is the catastrophic blind spot of Modernism: the space within which injustices have recurred and repeated, like the oppressive delineations of a grid that has become overarching and systemic.
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Tesla is also beefing up its blind spot monitoring by using the side and rear-facing cameras to help the rear-facing ultrasonic sensors detect when another car is creeping up beside you.
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From 2008 to 2016, a series of dry lake beds in Southwestern Nevada located in the Tonopah Test Range was a blind spot from the all-seeing corporate monolith continuously mapping the Earth.
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Combined with vague, lazy steering, the little guy feels like a big old truck at times, and you'll come to appreciate the optional lane-departure and blind-spot warning systems because of that.
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Which 2020 candidate who has announced so far do you think seems to have the best handle on this issue — meaning, who's the least likely to have the "blind spot" that you mention?
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Did you notice the way my hand gestured toward the Hudson River just now as that group of tourists veered into my blind spot, even though I was deep in conversation with you?
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Rizzi, from My Blind Spot, who appeared on the show with his guide dog Vaughn, said he applauded the new policy, saying it could help individuals who have trained service animals fly safely.
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Yet in the 1000 pages of regulations put out by CMS last April to implement the landmark Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act (MACRA); there is a surprising blind spot to this fact.
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The loss of control over representation continues to be a blind spot in youth engagement, and it translates to a loss of control of how the mind and and body respond to uncertainty.
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Schonberger fell in deep with his subject, however, and this seems to have formed a kind of blind spot, as intense identity bleed-through began to take place between artist and ex-cop.
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Others include blind-spot detection, automatic braking when about to hit another vehicle or pedestrian, and cross-traffic warnings when a vehicle is about to pass behind the driver in a parking lot.
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An industry review by AAA found that automakers selling in the US use at least 20 different brand names to market adaptive cruise control; there were 19 names for blind-spot warning systems.
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This blind spot was manifest in Season 5 when artists hired to tag a refugee-camp set with Arabic graffiti painted "'Homeland' is racist" into their work without anyone on the production noticing.
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Complaints about campus speech that focus on the demand for safe spaces in private settings are not just quaint by comparison; they create a blind spot about more serious threats to free speech.
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That Trump doesn't seem to get that speaks to a huge blind spot for him (and his administration) as he seeks to contain the damage from his decision to release the rough transcript.
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He also uses window blinds in too many pieces (five out of 17 window works); the joke in the title of one of these — "Blind Spot" (2019) — really only works the first time.
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The outcry over the pope's blind spot to clerical sexual abuse, and his tin ear to the anguish of its victims, threatened to indelibly stain the pontificate of a usually politically astute pope.
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The Sportbrake is also equipped with adaptive LED headlights, an 825 watt Meridian surround sound system, adaptive cruise control, adaptive speed limiter, rear traffic detection, blind spot monitoring, and traffic sign recognition technology.
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But until recently, the Himalayas were a conspicuous blind spot for avalanche activity, according to Juan Antonio Ballesteros-Cánovas, a researcher at the Institute for Environmental Sciences at the University of Geneva in Switzerland.
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" He said Clinton's email scandal wouldn't top his list of issues, but pointed to issues with the Clinton Foundation during her tenure as Secretary of State as "a major sort of ethical blind spot.
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Instead of quiet beeps urging you to put your hands back on the wheel or a light flashing when something's in your blind spot, these features plan to give control over to the vehicle.
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Just this past week, there was another Tesla crash while the car was on autopilot, regulators started investigating the original incident, and people began wondering whether the Autopilot feature has a dangerous blind spot.
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To overlook the depiction of people of color in Western art history — and omit them from the data set used to train a tool like this — isn't just a blind spot, but literal erasure.
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Greatly influenced by the contribution of hundreds of millions of dollars by Muslim nations to the Clinton Foundation, Hillary and Kaine share the same dangerous blind spot for the growing spread of radical Islam.
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For many guys, no matter how long they've been in the tech space or how much their work has been praised, there's a gigantic blind spot when it comes to that cause and effect.
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How The Growth Of Mixed Reality Will Change Communication, Collaboration And The Future Of The Workplace I never realized how much I hate checking my car's blind spot, until I never had to again.
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The man also told the doctors, who eventually authored the case report, that he had symptoms like fatigue, irritation in his right eye, and a blind spot in the center of his visual field.
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Add $5,2.53 for package 202A, which brings leather, blind spot monitoring, upgraded infotainment, heated and cooled seats, dual zone climate control, a power-folding third row, remote start and other quality-of-life upgrades.
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Goucher sees the whereabouts window from midnight to 6 AM where no testing can take place as a huge blind spot, since it's an adequate amount of time to administer a "microdose" of PEDs.
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This racialized history of settler conquest — and the use of theology to justify brutal acts — is ignored by Americans generally, but it represents a distinct blind spot in conservative evangelicals' tales of their legacy.
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Kendall's "Hood Feminism" takes a critical magnifying glass to mainstream feminism and what she believes to be its "glaring blind spot," asserting that the goals of feminism today only seek to benefit the few.
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Automakers are incorporating more anti-theft and safety features into their vehicles, like collision warning systems and blind-spot monitors, which make them safer to drive but more expensive to repair after an accident.
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Here they present "Blind Spot," pairing excerpts from Mr. Cole's new book on photography with music composed by Mr. Iyer, who will perform with the bassist Linda Oh and the mallet percussionist Patricia Brennan.
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This blind spot can be dangerous, even deadly: there are 213 deaths and 2,000 injuries every year resulting from backover collisions with light vehicles, a third of them involving children under five years old.
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But I think treating black voters as if they're some sort of monolith creates some sort of a blind spot for those following the campaign: the wide faultline along age in the black community.
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To justify that price, our tester had adaptive cruise control, a removable hardtop, blind-spot monitoring, an Alpine premium sound system and an 25-inch touch screen with Fiat Chrysler's fantastic Uconnect infotainment software.
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The patent doesn't describe the technology as a self-driving car, but rather, compares it to a souped-up version of parking sensors blind-spot detection systems that are already commonplace in cars today.
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" In his first apology for the incidents, Trudeau said he "always acknowledged that I come from a place of privilege, but I now need to acknowledge that that comes with a massive blind spot.
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Though the therapy focuses on the white "blind spot" in which black partners feel they disappear, the play as a whole is looking at something bigger: the dysfunction of the interracial partnership of America.
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A driver heads down San Francisco's Market Street in a blue Honda HR-V, flicks on the right-hand turn signal and the dashboard screen switches from a map to a blind-spot camera.
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The problem with that is it leaves a blind spot that leads to Auston Matthews finishing eighth in voting (with six first-place votes) and Connor McDavid finishing 10th (with two first-place votes).
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The magazine cited several specific examples from its survey, including a Prius driver who said she would have hit a speeding motorcyclist had the car's blind spot warning system not alerted her he was approaching.
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It's an inconvenient blind spot to be exposed just now, while Facebook is under fire for inadvertently selling what appear to be politically motivated ads to a network of fake Russian profiles during election season.
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No one likes to think of themselves as the unwanted hanger-on, chasing a relationship that doesn't really exist and maybe never will; this blind spot, then, may be a form of emotional self-defense.
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It also will offer an assortment of advanced driver assistance features, dubbed Co-Pilot 2, including automatic emergency braking and blind-spot detection, as well as the ability to park itself in a tight spot.
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More safety stuff: Altima's long list of available safety features includes rear automatic emergency braking, traffic sign recognition, blind-spot and lane-departure warning systems, rear parking sensors, and a 360-degree surround-view camera.
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"[Meyer's] apparent blind spot for Zach Smith seems to have impaired his judgment and his management of the behavior of at least one of his assistants," investigators working for Ohio State wrote in their report.
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For example, in a ranking of seven different types of autonomous features, the clear favorites were blind-spot warning with automatic intervention, followed by smart front and rear cameras that tied to automatic braking systems.
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The government's blind spot on far-right, domestic terrorism came into sharp focus last week when a judge in Maryland agreed to release self-avowed white nationalist Christopher Hasson, pending the outcome of his trial.
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While Zuckerberg has charted a statesmanlike evolution over the years, he and the company he helms too often have a blind spot for the way the world will react to products it unleashes on them.
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America's consistent attempts and failures to broker peace are striking — and a new book by Middle East scholar Khaled Elgindy argues that it's due to a particular "blind spot" the US has toward the Palestinians.
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As a tie-in with the book, Cole's first solo exhibition in the US—Teju Cole: Blind Spot and Black Paper—is on view at Steven Kasher Gallery in New York through August 11, 2017.
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Beyond the obvious upholstery upgrade, it adds much of the Convenience and Driver Confidence Package as standard—blind-spot monitors and its ancillaries, a power liftgate, heated front seats, and an 22.0-inch MyLink screen.
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Jackman sheds his claws and dancing shoes to create a sharp portrait of a man whose intelligence and political savvy suffers from a sizable blind spot when it comes to the questions suddenly dogging him.
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This approach may also reflect a strategic blind spot for the United States, because many of the state and non-state actors in the region tend view the key challenges as state-centric in nature.
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"My sense is that he has a blind spot when it comes to recognizing how his comments or actions can offend people," said Ari Fleischer, an RJC board member and former White House press secretary.
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"That's largely a blind spot for us," says Ken Wong, who was previously the lead designer on the iOS art house hit Monument Valley that recently launched his own studio Mountains, alongside their first game.
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Captain Jonathan Thornburg, a spokesman for the department, told a press conference on Monday that the men found a "blind spot" that was not monitored by the jail security, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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The focus on autonomous vehicles represents a shift from protecting people in a crash, with things like seat belts and airbags, to avoiding a collision altogether, with features like automatic braking and blind-spot detection.
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If successful the larger active cables could be pressed into service as research instruments, and could help illuminate the blind spot that seismologists have as far as the activity and features of the ocean floor.
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This entry has appeared many times, but it falls in my religious blind spot; the term refers to three successive announcements of a pending nuptial, made at the church where the bride and groom belong.
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Everyone could probably use some top-line safety tech on the road—the glossy features that keep cars in their lane, out of blind spot trouble, and from smashing into a suddenly stopped truck up ahead.
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What's happening: Safety features like blind-spot monitoring and backup cameras are giving way to more advanced driver-assist systems that can keep pace with the traffic flow and keep your car centered in its lane.
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Even more, high-profile missteps and an initial campaign strategy that relied on heavy exposure to white media and donors helped create a reputation that Mr. Buttigieg's campaign had a blind spot for black community politics.
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A key step towards fixing this glaring blind spot in the public's ability to know what foreign powers are doing in America would be for Congress to pass the bipartisan Foreign Agents Registration Modernization (FARM) Act.
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"When I did research, I found out that there are more than 840,000 blind spot-related car accidents per year just in the U.S., which made this project significantly more important to me," she told CNN.
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The major features still not present in HW2 vehicles include emergency braking, blind spot detection, smart cruise control, auto steer and auto lane change, but other features also still need to be added to reach parity.
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But the inability to recognize that, in that one-on-one dinner, President Trump wielded the power over Comey, and that this power dynamic might have shaped Comey's response, suggests an all-too-familiar blind spot.
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But there is also something missing in DeLong's self-criticism, a blind spot common to the contemporary center-left, which points to one reason a "durable governing coalition" may continue to elude the Democratic Party's grasp.
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Considering how much she's thought about tone-deaf cosmopolitan elites seeming hopelessly out of touch, she would have done well to heed the moral of her own book: When changing lanes, check your blind spot first.
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The reason you shouldn't expect MLB and its Daddy, the union, to address this blind spot any time soon, and maybe ever, is because umpires' veteran bias is an invisible hand that protects baseball's recognizable players.
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Standard safety features include driver-assistance technology like adaptive cruise control, forward collision warning with automatic emergency braking, lane-keep assist, blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, traffic sign recognition, and a head-up display.
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"The important part of this is it provides transparency for an environment that has been pretty much a blind spot for the studios and broadcasters," said Megan Clarken, the president of Nielsen's so-called Watch division.
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"When I did research, I found out that there are more than 840,000 blind spot related car accidents per year just in the US, which made this project significantly more important to me" she told CNN.
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Perhaps he shares whatever blind spot keeps patriotic Republicans like Jeff Flake, Bob Corker, and Ben Sasse from fully embracing their patriotism: He can name the monster, but he cannot recognize his role in its creation.
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There's a giant blind spot in our national debate about how to rebuild the middle class, strengthen our workforce and grow our economy: Tens of millions of adults in America can barely read or handle numbers.
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Active safety tech: Like all Genesis models, the G70 comes with a suite of advanced driver-assistance systems like forward collision-avoidance assist with pedestrian detection, blind-spot collision warning, lane-keeping assist, and driver attention warning.
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For example, there's a Miao Ying's Blind Spot, a Chinese dictionary with 2,000 terms whited out, which reflects terms that would come back censored when you tried to search for them on Google in China in 2007.
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Analytics has been a notorious blind spot for podcasters, although that's starting to change with Apple launching its own analytics platform, NPR pushing its Remote Audio Data ad-tracking solution, and Spotify providing its own demographics analytics.
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Still, the findings suggest that cardiovascular disease may be a "blind spot" for many adult cancer patients, said Dr. Daniel Lenihan, a cardiovascular disease researcher at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee, who wasn't involved in the study.
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IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol said the low penetration of renewables for transportation and heat in homes and industry — where most of the world's energy is consumed — is a major "blind spot" that needs to be addressed.
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The difficulty of finding ones you can be assured were grown ethically is indicative of a blind spot in the movement toward equitable trade and undoing the damage wrought by major corporations in banana farming and importation.
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It's the same facility he broke out of in July 2015, slipping out through a tunnel in a brazen escape after he took advantage of a blind spot in a cell where the camera couldn't watch him.
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After attaching a webcam on the outside of a car's A-pillar on the passenger side, a projector was mounted underneath the car's roof "to project the image onto the pillar or the blind spot," she said.
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My tester came with a $2,250 Driver Assistance Package that combines assorted safety features — lane-keep assist, blind-spot-assist, evasive steering — with some semi-self-driving tech, such as steering assist and augmented adaptive cruise control.
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Psychology has never been Kentridge's strong suit as a director—it was also a blind spot in his previous Met productions, of Shostakovich's "The Nose" and of Berg's "Lulu"—but here the characterizations are weaker than ever.
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"There is a blind spot within law enforcement about the threat white supremacy poses," said Michael German, a former undercover agent with the F.B.I. who researches national security law at New York University's Brennan Center for Justice.
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So Mr. Rizzi, 55, the founder of My Blind Spot, an accessibility advocacy group in New York, filed a federal lawsuit in April 2018 against Morgan Stanley, the firm he uses to manage his personal retirement accounts.
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"I'd put that question in the category of a botched response and a blind spot that he personally has towards these issues rather than some specific decision that he believes it doesn't meet that threshold," Mackowiak said.
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That feeling created a blind spot—not unlike those fans who turn on players for speaking out against their teams—and I excused things, like the rhabdomyolysis scandal that I would have criticized a rival program for.
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In 2015, the consulting firm JD Power released a study revealing that most car owners are willing to pay for ostensibly optional safety upgrades, like blind spot detection, night vision, and collision avoidance systems — to a point.
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One thing the NSC does not comment on is the use of fully autonomous vehicle technology, though it does advise accelerated standardization and introduction of features including automatic emergency warning, blind spot monitoring and lane departure warning systems.
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Clearly they have an enormous blind spot regarding the worth and promise of rigorous criticism — which is, at the very least, that readers' might be sensitized to what their eyes and other senses sometimes initially fail to perceive.
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Sure, the show, which on Thursday was officially renewed for Season 2, might only be four episodes in, but even so, "Blind Spot" changed the game with the show's first major death (RIP Phyllis) and so much more.
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" Clinton on whether she has a racial blind spot: "Being a white person in the United States of America, I know that I've never had the experience that so many of the people in this audience have had.
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And even if there was some kind of sensor blind spot, or a flaw in the software, or just a flat-out failure of the system, requiring the driver's hands to remain on the steering wheel is problematic.
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Our test car also came with a host of safety tech, such as blind-spot awareness, rear cross-traffic alert, and Honda Sensing, which includes adaptive cruise control, collision-mitigating braking, lane-keep assist, and road-departure mitigation.
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But steroids and APEDs are still a blind spot, the researchers concluded, and this is especially problematic because these drugs cause major health problems and are being touted alongside fitness models and athletes who are popular among teenagers.
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But the discrepancy between how people feel about selfies, and the fact that people still take selfies, might not have much to do with self-loathing, and everything to do with a blind spot we only reserve for ourselves.
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Other advanced safety features — like automatic emergency braking, lane departure warning, forward and side collision warning, and blind spot warnings — will continue to come standard on all Tesla models, even when customers don't purchase Autopilot or Full Self-Driving.
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Another J. D. Power study found that owners of cars with blind-spot monitoring had been getting false readings in which the system said it was safe to change lanes when it was not, and the other way around.
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Some light has been cast into this blind spot with the release of two new reports by Julio Friedmann, a researcher at the Center for Global Energy Policy (CGEP) at Columbia University (among many items on a long résumé).
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But here's where things get tough for young women, specifically: While women know what it takes to be seen and have their voices heard alongside male colleagues, they still have a huge blind spot when it comes to investing.
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There will be fewer cars overall on the road due to ridesharing, and at least 40% of vehicles will have partially autonomous capabilities — including frontal crash avoidance, lane-departure warnings and blind-spot monitoring — according to a Celent report.
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Tiguan SE models add two more USB ports, an 20173-inch touchscreen, keyless ignition, dual-zone automatic climate control, leatherette upholstery, forward collision warnings with automatic emergency braking, blind-spot monitors, and a leather-wrapped steering wheel for $29,980.
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The well-flogged archetype of the Bernie Bro—a brash, angry young man with a blind spot on identity and a tendency to argue aggressively on social media—was presented and derided as someone entirely representative of Sanders's base.
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While our Grand Touring model came with everything you would conceivably want in a small crossover — automatic high beams, a heads-up display, blind-spot monitoring and more — there's no ignoring that this is still a mainstream subcompact crossover.
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At the time I put this down to "regime change"; at this point I'd be more specific, and say that the political science profession basically had a blind spot about the transformation of the GOP into an extremist party.
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"President Obama seems to get climate change, but he has an unexplainable blind spot when it comes to leasing public lands to oil and gas companies," Tim Ream, WildEarth Guardians' climate and energy campaign director, said in a statement.
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But his lack of experience with the West gave him weak instincts for how allies, particularly the United States, functioned and thought — a blind spot that would frequently lead him to miscalculate how they would view his riskier gambits.
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But his lack of experience with the West gave him weak instincts for how allies, particularly the United States, functioned and thought — a blind spot that would frequently lead him to miscalculate how they would view his riskier gambits.
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Judging by her shocked reaction to her boss saying she couldn't afford to take off work to go to the doctor, Meredith has a huge blind spot when it comes to the insurance and healthcare struggles of everyday Americans.
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The CX-9 has a superb head-up display and offers a full suite of active safety features, including blind-spot monitoring and lane-keeping assist as well as adaptive cruise control with stop-and-go capability in traffic.
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This is not a shock for those paying close attention to the conflict, but it appears to be a blind spot for many who have spent significant resources, energies and political capital attempting to end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Our research shows that policymakers and stakeholders have a blind spot when it comes to understanding how the tax code impacts women business owners and raises new questions about whether small business tax expenditures are operating as Congress intended.
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With lenses pointed in every direction except down (there is a blind spot on the floor, obscured by whiffs of smoke used to signify the ghost's presence), crew members couldn't just shuffle behind the camera when action was called.
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I'm pro-black as fuck, anti-racist to the max; and anything that falls on the latter end—surrounding tensions included, (Charlottesville, KKK dudes, shitty people in the office)—can hit any black guy like me with a blind spot.
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John McCain is known for taking a hard line against Moscow, said Wednesday night at a CNN town hall that Trump has a "blind spot" when it comes to Russia, has launched one of the handful of congressional inquiries regarding Russia.
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But researchers have located a big blind spot when it comes to our ability to perceive other minds: When people are lumped into groups, we have a harder time seeing the individuals in those groups as having free-thinking minds.
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But they missed Neko&aposs grave because it&aposs concealed in a blind spot between two walls in the basement of a Byzantine church and a monastery, Demetrios Athanasoulis, director of the antiquities department (or ephorate) for the Cyclades, told Reuters .
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" Later that month, in "The Liberal Blind Spot," he took on critics of his earlier piece, writing, "Frankly, the torrent of scorn for conservative closed-mindedness confirmed my view that we on the left can be pretty closed-minded ourselves.
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So it's this sort of twin blind spot — where the Americans downplay Israeli power, especially its ability to dictate realities on the ground, and also neglect of Palestinian politics — that has hampered the US ability to act as an effective broker.
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Trump's blind spot on Russia has caused him a huge amount of problems in his first six months in office as he and his staff twist themselves into pretzels to find alternative explanations for something the intelligence community is unanimous on.
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For Felix, who came to my office to demonstrate eSight 2995 smart glasses, this means she has a large, totally blind spot in the middle of her vision, no depth perception, an inability to discern colors and only blurry peripheral vision.
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Once it became clear that this was a pervasive blind spot and had been so ever since we started separating the concepts of nature and culture, I started collecting specimens with the idea that I would eventually open a museum.
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The Premier trim adds a 360-degree camera system, leather seats, several safety features like blind spot monitoring and rear cross traffic alert, and options for an upgraded audio system, forward collision alert, lane departure warning, and several other features.
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It builds on the Premium trim level with leather upholstery, an 20173-inch infotainment system, 18-inch alloy wheels, a 6-way power driver's seat, keyless ignition, LED headlights with automatic high beams, blind spot monitors, and rear cross-traffic assist.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes ventilated front disc and solid rear disc brakes; four-wheel anti-lock brake protection; emergency braking assistance; stability and traction control; pre-collision safety system; blind-spot monitoring; lane-departure warning; and side and head air bags.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes four-wheel disc brakes, ventilated front and solid rear; four-wheel anti-lock brake protection; emergency braking assistance; post- and pre-collision safety systems; traction and stability control; blind-spot and lane departure warning accident-avoidance systems.
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Although most are highly trained, perform quality work, and are committed to the safe operation of imaging equipment, the fact that they are not required to register, document their activities, or report adverse events leaves an alarming blind spot for regulators.
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That list of names — all male — reveals Ms. Dwan's one notable blind spot as a dealer and art lover: She didn't recognize the importance of all the female artists, and the feminist works, that now seem crucial to that era.
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Early this year, the pope drew criticism for speaking in defense of a Chilean bishop caught up in another abuse case, and many advocates against clerical sex abuse said that Francis seemed to have a blind spot on the issue.
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Systems include forward collision warning, which warns of an impending crash; blind spot monitoring, to help with changing lanes safely; lane departure warning, to alert drivers who are drifting; and automatic emergency braking, which applies the brakes to avoid a collision.
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Safety features: No matter what trim level, every Niro EV includes a blind-spot monitor, rear cross-traffic alert, lane-keep assist, lane-departure warning, lane centering, forward collision alert, automatic front braking, and adaptive cruise control with stop and go.
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And Sonja — who has the translator's heightened sensitivity to language — endures hours of what sounds like gnomic life advice from her instructor: "If you'd just glance back into your blind spot to the right you'll be fine," her teacher barks.
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Some of the symptoms to look out for are blurriness, a blind spot in your central vision, or a decrease in vision in which you notice an inability to read something you would have been able to read before the eclipse.
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After strong backlash, Pope Francis sent a Vatican sex crimes expert to Chile to investigate, and spokeswoman Paloma Garcia Ovejero insists that the pontiff does not have a blind spot when it comes to abuse by members of the clergy.
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During a demo ride with a VR headset, I experienced visual and tactile warnings through vibration about a car in my blind spot that came up over my left shoulder, a quick stop for suddenly slowed traffic, and other alerts.
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Mackowiak characterized the decision not to use the word "terror" as part of "a blind spot" the president has where civil rights are concerned — and a reluctance to accede to a growing chorus of voices demanding he take that step.
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Mind you, it's not that Marshall or any artist needs to carry around a checklist and tick off accomplishments of the work as he goes, but this omission seems odd, a blind spot in an otherwise insightful and panoramic vision.
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Through first engineering her own drama, writing a theatre piece focused around abuse, she began to examine the dynamic between the perpetrator and the victim, which led to broader thinking about the blind spot for potential abuse within the industry.
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And yet, in a highly unusual practice, the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) does not spy on the UAEs government, three former CIA officials familiar with the matter told Reuters, creating what some critics call a dangerous blind spot in U.S. intelligence.
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The CX-5 Signature has a 360-degree parking camera, front and rear parking sensors, heated steering wheel, heated and cooled front seats, radar cruise control, a Bose sound system, Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, a head-up display, blind spot monitoring and more.
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Blindspotting's title comes from a term that one of its characters, psychology student Val (Janina Gavankar), comes up with to describe the phenomenon in which a person sees only what they want to see while neglecting to see what's in their blind spot.
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Further, these third-party servicers are currently not even required to register with the FDA, creating an enormous blind spot in this very important industry, which leads to some of the rigged-up repairs OEMs have finally been called upon to rectify.
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"That changed the direction of our philanthropy overall to make sure we were not guilty of a blind spot of just funding the rock star social innovators who went to the Kennedy School but also change agents working around the world," she said.
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DON'T MISS: 271.6 Volkswagen Tiguan costs $24,223.7 to start, on sale this summer Better news: Even base Tiguan S models can be equipped with advanced safety features such as forward-collision warnings with automatic emergency braking and blind-spot monitors for $12.33.
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And yet, in a highly unusual practice, the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) does not spy on the UAE's government, three former CIA officials familiar with the matter told Reuters, creating what some critics call a dangerous blind spot in US intelligence.
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The airline, which said it consulted with groups including the the Association of People with Disabilities, Paralyzed Veterans of American and the American Council for the Blind, in addition to My Blind Spot, said it isn't making changes to its service animal policies.
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Ever since the advent of "the media" as an industrial complex -- large corporate conglomerates based in coastal cities where many of the ad agencies are -- it's been a left-leaning, urban-minded, somewhat elitist outfit with a blind spot for conservative America.
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Secretive party investigations using threats, intense pressure or even torture to secure confessions appear increasingly entrenched under Mr. Xi's anticorruption drive and have created a dangerous legal blind spot that allows accusations of torture and tainted evidence to go ignored, the report said.
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Santos Samuel Fonseca, 21, and Jonathan Salazar, 20, identified a blind spot in their housing unit of the Monterey County Adult Detention Facility and cut through the sheet rock and metal screen to make a 22-inch hole in the bathroom ceiling, Capt.
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Those same machine-learning applications, however, also suffer from a strange sort of blind spot that humans don't—an inherent bug that can make an image classifier mistake a rifle for a helicopter, or make an autonomous vehicle blow through a stop sign.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes four-wheel disc brakes, ventilated front and solid rear; four-wheel anti-lock brake protection; emergency braking assistance; blind-spot warning accident avoidance; traction and stability control; side and head air bags; and three-point rear safety belts.
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The powerful excitement of that moment has been languishing in a blind spot of recent art history, but "Fast Forward: Painting from the 1980s," at the Whitney, a show of works by thirty-seven artists from the museum's collection, comes to the rescue.
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Some 60 percent of households in China have air conditioning, according to the International Energy Agency, which warned in a report published earlier this month that the rising use of cooling systems is the "most critical blind spot" in the energy debate.
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In recent years, that blind spot has become a problem for companies like Fab, One Kings Lane and Juicero, each of which raised north of $100 million in investments only to find that their core customer base was much smaller than they had hoped.
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And in her screen-printed panel paintings, R H Quaytman has considered optical phenomena such as interference patterns, the "blind spot," the Hermann grid, and the Fresnel lens in the broader context of the history of images and the possibilities and limitations of visual perception.
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The trucks are able to keep themselves centered in a lane, match the speed of a car in front from a safe distance, and alert the driver when cars or pedestrians sneak into the big blind spot on the right side of the vehicle.
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The Southern Ocean was until recently a massive blind spot for climate scientists, and is only now becoming understood as a linchpin in the global climate system, cycling heat, nutrients and carbon dioxide between the air and ocean, and transporting them thousands of miles away.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes ventilated front and solid rear disc brakes; four-wheel anti-lock braking system; emergency braking; blind-spot and lane-departure warning; stability and traction control; side and head air bags; post- and pre-collision safety systems; and automatic high-beam headlamps.
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But there's a theme running through them: They illustrate how despite everything — two years of scandals, the Cambridge Analytica fiasco, the $5 billion fine — Facebook still has an extraordinary blind-spot when it comes to issues involving privacy and the safeguarding of user data.
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Read: Australian Cardinal and Aide to Pope Is Charged With Sexual Assault Read: Vatican Sex Abuse Scandal Reveals Blind Spot for Francis Expected to run for four weeks, the cardinal's committal hearing will decide whether there is sufficient evidence to take the case to trial.
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Tuello gets things right when it comes to taking down Fred, but he has a massive blind spot when it comes to Serena, believing that she is secretly on the side of justice and righteousness and will come to realize the error of her ways.
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Dr. Altaf Saadi, a neurologist at the University of California, Los Angeles, who has been practicing medicine for five years, said that she recently realized that talking to patients with cognitive decline about guns in the home was a "blind spot" in her clinical practice.
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" Ted later recalled the opinion of a well-known psychiatrist, who said, after conversing with Conant about his son's problems, "that he had never encountered a man of such daunting intellectual prowess who had such a blind spot in comprehending psychological problems or irrationality.
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Those who worry about a strategic vacuum being created by an American redeployment not only overestimate what a few thousand U.S. troops could realistically accomplish in a multifaceted, burning ember of a civil war, but also expose their strategic blind spot of the bigger picture.
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" The Jagged Little Pill artist shares that while she has been "great" at "setting boundaries in some areas," there are other spheres she has been "blind-spot-ty" with, "reaching this point again where the sleeping giants of my survival strategies are being roused.
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From the moment we stepped inside the vehicle, Edstrom was talking me through all the potential hazards that were largely invisible to my untrained eye — a dog in a distant yard, a blind spot around a curve ahead, exhaust emitting from a parked car.
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There is navigation, a heated steering wheel, heated seats front and back, blind-spot warning, cross-path detection, a loud (if not overly accurate) Harman Kardon sound system with LED pulsing speaker grilles and a full glass roof that makes the Soul a rolling greenhouse.
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Between the lines: What the directors do seem to have learned recently is that public market investors are very hesitant to invest in a WeWork with Neumann at the helm, so they're putting up a smoke screen to deflect from their own blind spot.
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Email, well, one of the works I was gonna mention in relation to tools would be "Blind Spot," by Miao Ying, a Chinese artist who, in 22000, Googled every word in the Mandarin dictionary, an 2100,800-page dictionary, and she whited out the words that were censored.
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However, even with that update, new Teslas are still missing a ton of features including blind spot monitoring and and automatic emergency braking that are available in HW1-equipped cars built between September 2014 and October 21, and which are table stakes for most luxury cars.
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Teju Cole: Blind Spot and Black Paper at Steven Kasher Teju Cole's filmic pairing of photograph and text turn the images into shots from an ongoing chronicle of what he has seen and the states of consciousness it has provoked in him, the unexpected connections and associations.
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"It is an enormous blind spot and, given the realities of life in our country today, a critical and inexplicable statistical oversight," Eberstadt will say in a Joint Economic Committee hearing about the economic impacts of the 2020 Census, and how businesses use the underlying data.
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"Five years ago we didn't have the blind-spot checker, the lane assist, and now you've got parking assist; technology has been getting integrated into vehicles to make them safer, it's just going to intensify," Evolve Funds Group Inc CEO Raj Lala said in a phone interview.
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The thing that I started to think at the end is that I realized that the reason it's a blind spot for me is when I started Thursday I gravitated towards with really strong structures like Motown and doo-wopp and things that follow certain rules.
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Blind-spot monitors with rear cross-traffic alert is optional or standard, and the optional surround-view camera system is a "Bird's Eye View" feature that shows a top-down image of the car assembled from four separate cameras around the car to aid in close maneuvering.
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Yes, you still "drive" it, but, like most modern rivals, it actually drives and thinks for you: automatic stop-go to conserve fuel; blind-spot warning; rear cross-traffic alert; forward-collision mitigation and other items to reduce the risk of crashes and injury or death.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes four-wheel disc brakes, ventilated front and solid rear; four-wheel anti-lock brake protection; emergency braking assistance; traction and stability control; side and head air bags; blind-spot and lane-departure-warning accident avoidance systems; and a post-collision safety system.
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Safety: Standard equipment includes four-wheel disc brakes, ventilated front and solid rear; four-wheel anti-lock braking system; emergency braking assistance; blind-spot and lane-departure warning accident avoidance systems; lane-departure warning; pre-collision safety; stability and traction control; and side and head air bags.
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Stretching 30 feet in length, Rigdol's five-panel collage installation, titled My World Is In Your Blind Spot (2014), is on display in the United States for the first time and it is the namesake of his exhibition at Emmanuel Gallery at the University of Colorado Denver.
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That kind of blind spot to the indignities African Americans have historically faced, the indignities Bloomberg's policies have subjected them to in New York City, and the late promises to help are the exact reasons his run for office is being met with so much skepticism.
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So yeah, that type of thing is definitely a factor, but it also is just a blind spot we all have when it comes to physical in-person confrontation and sort of perceived authority and pushing back against that or asking more questions without seeming rude.
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If you're less than gifted when it comes to parking, or want to peer into a precarious blind spot, a backup or rear view camera is a great addition to your car or truck (and much cheaper than buying a new auto that has one built in).
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"Critics often refer to delegation as 'self-certification' and argue that there is an inherent conflict of interest when employees of the company whose products are being certified are the ones performing some of the certification activities, thereby creating a regulatory blind spot," the report said.
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Interviews with more than two dozen employees past and present, most of whom spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of reprisal, suggest that in its drive to elevate the station's profile, management developed a blind spot at the nexus of gender, race, power and personnel.
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ROME — For years, victims of sexual abuse in the Roman Catholic Church and their advocates have asked when Pope Francis would adjust his blind spot on an issue that has caused enormous damage to Catholics, the reputation of the church and the pontiffs who preceded him.
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"An autonomous vehicle does not include a vehicle that is equipped with one or more collision avoidance systems, such as electronic blind spot assistance, automated emergency braking systems, park assist, adaptive cruise control, lane keep assist, lane departure warning, and traffic jam and queuing assist," the DMV says.
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"Imposing a political test on reports issued by the science agencies, and forcing a blind spot onto the national security assessments that depend on them, will erode our national security," says the letter, which was published today by the Center for Climate and Security and the American Security Project.
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Pre-election polling might underestimate how many low-propensity voters will end up making it to the polls — and given that preliminary reports indicate that turnout might be up in several key states like Florida, that could mean that the pre-election polling had a particular blind spot.
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It is linked to an app that, admittedly, won't come close to something like the UA Band in terms of tracking and reminders, but it will reveal whether your energy blind spot is in your sleeping patterns or your tendency to be a little less active than you thought.
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" Politico writes that, "Taken together, her responses to questions from FBI investigators reveal a high-level government executive who apparently had little grasp of the nuances and complexities around the nation's classification system – a blind spot that helped allow classified communications to pass through her private email server.
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Twenty years after their last studio recording and concerts, three-quarters of the London group (Miki Berenyi, Emma Anderson and Phil King) are back together in an unlikely reunion, armed with a new EP released in April, "Blind Spot," and a legacy still holding strong after all these years.
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This blind spot is particularly apparent when Chan writes of the crucial formative experience in his life: When he was seven years old, his parents pulled him out of school and enrolled him at the China Drama Academy, which churned out performers for Peking operas and other entertainments.
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Although the humanitarian thrust of his work is consistent, he does one thing in his fiction and essays, and another in his photographs, which are being exhibited in his first solo show, Teju Cole: Blind Spot and Black Paper at Steven Kasher Gallery (June 2016 – August 11, 2017).
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"In the CPG world, everyone was focused on marketing, and R&D was a blind spot," Shrimali said, referring to the extensive investments that CPG companies have made into figuring out how to use digital to track and connect with users, and also how better to distribute their products.
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"Most, if not all, of customer service help desk personnel have not been trained in inclusion, digital equity or what tools the disability community uses to navigate digital platforms, and we have a dead end at the first point of entry," Mr. Rizzi of My Blind Spot said.
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Matt Mackowiak, a GOP strategist and founder of Potomac Strategy Group, said that Trump has had "a bit of a blind spot when it comes to the alt-right, nationalist part of his support base," and that the president doesn't take a lot of opportunities to criticize his own supporters.
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A number of Juggalos recite this line — that no other band's fans have been linked to criminal activity the way they have been — which always feels like a bit of a blind spot when it comes to how the criminalization of rap music is used as a tool against black men.
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What ifs aside, one thing is certain — the cognitive era is here and machines will be increasingly trusted to not only collect and analyze data, but help us make our decisions (most of which will be far more complicated than whether a car is in our blind spot or not).
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But the firm's major blind spot — perhaps because Cerberus leader and Trump pal Stephen Feinberg is a recreational shooter — was that one of its weapons could be used in a mass murder, thus scaring off the sorts of large institutional investors needed to pull off that type of public offering.
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Get ready: The election is less than 100 days away But given that Trump's faithful supporters have never found reason to desert him yet, it seems unlikely that his public showdown with Khizr and Ghazala Khan and a blind spot on Russia policy will cause them to dump him now.
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What's terrifying about that willful blind spot is that every single person in a position to know has been unequivocal about the fact that Russia views its 2016 interference as a massive success and predicted that the country will be back in 2018 and 2020 with even more sophisticated meddling efforts.
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In 2016, NHTSA and CPSC, seeking to address what they acknowledge is a blind spot in their efforts to safeguard consumers, issued bulletins recommending that judges and litigants agree to protective orders that would allow them to share confidential evidence pertinent to public health and safety with the relevant regulators.
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"It is a huge blind spot within the community of chemists of how to determine what it is that we're looking for when you're dealing with different kinds of porosity in the hair, different kinds of the hair shaft, and how moisturizing and hydration penetrates for our textures," she says.
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But if the people behind Rae's product line are so unaware of the existing associations between metabolism-boosting products and weight loss, that is a massive blind spot with potentially devastating consequences—one that calls into question whether or not it should be peddling wellness supplements in the first place.
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This also limits the refresh rate of the LIDAR image: the sensor can only know where something is when it's bouncing a light off it, and although it can accurately infer where an object is based on its past location, direction of travel, and speed, it's still a blind-spot of sorts.
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Duke, an RV delivery man who drives large vehicles for a living, said his hump made it impossible to turn his head and neck to check his blind spot when switching lanes, so he had to turn his entire body — and in doing so had almost hit cars in front of him.
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I think if you did a kind of a big look at 2016 as a society, we had this big blind spot because it was really nobody's job to be tracking the Internet Research Agency and the other kinds of online propaganda outlets because it wasn't considered a traditional part of cyber security.
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There's a coordinated effort among the House Democratic campaign arm, presidential candidates and liberal outside groups to address the party's rural blind spot by finding new ways to speak to white working-class voters and rural black voters in key battleground states and districts in Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Iowa, Illinois and New York.
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In producing Billion Dollar Blind Spot: How the U.S. Tax Code's Small Business Expenditures Impact Women Business Owners, we worked with Women Impacting Public Policy to survey 515 women business owners to understand how tax provisions that Congress developed to help small businesses (Sections 21625, 2900, 220006 and 2202) impact women business owners.
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We're hyper-aware now in many ways of the gender dynamics in our culture, but for many people — especially the kind of white, generally progressive-leaning people who make up critics groups and industry voting bodies — race is still a blind spot, in ways that fellow Best Picture nominee Get Out expertly (and uncomfortably) skewers.
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DON'T MISS: Here's what a destination charge is The only option worth getting excited about is the $22,2900 Convenience and Driver Confidence Package (a larger 21-inch infotainment system Chevy brands as MyLink, blind-spot monitors with rear cross-traffic alert and rear parking sensors, heated front seats, remote start, and a power liftgate).
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I suspect that Ms. Schneemann might agree with his view, which offers yet another explanation of why she continues to stand in "a zone corresponding to the art world's blind-spot" as she has put it, which gives an excellent reason to give her embracive, karmically corrective art a permanent place on center-stage.
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But for all of Francis's good works, good will and popularity, disappointed critics saw Cardinal Pell's removal as only the latest evidence that a pope who has focused the world's attention on issues from climate change to peace on earth has his own blind spot when it comes to sex abuse in his ranks.
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That predisposition can be a blind spot for some investors, causing them to miss big opportunities, while for others, it&aposs a phenomenon they willingly accept because they believe the payoff from the successes will be worth the trade-off, Yarbrough, who is now the CEO of the management-training startup Torch Labs, said.
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Run-off Road Mitigation Run-off Road Mitigation Finally, an optional blind spot information system add-on will let drivers know about cars that are in their blind spots, as before — but now it'll also take action to steer the car away from the path of those vehicles and back into the safety of their own lane.
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While the UN and the African Union maintain that the conflict in Darfur is coming to a close, Kumar warns that the security council's perception may be skewed by a natural blind spot on the issue and a misrepresentation of conditions in the region from the Sudanese government which has long argued the peacekeepers should be removed.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and his trade team have prioritized removing this blind spot on raw materials.
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Switch may not have launched with much in the way of on-device media options (no Netflix, which is the biggest blind spot there IMO), and only a small handful of games, but Nintendo focused on delivering the experiences that would make the new console stand out, and stick – and it's managed to nail both of those.
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I had heard the title, and I think I knew faintly that it was about gay people, but even though I've hardly shied away from gay culture — I'm an opera critic, for God's sake, and as a preteen I liked to perform Norma Desmond's "Sunset Boulevard" monologues for my parents — "Boys" really was a blind spot.
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With the Honda concept car shown off Wednesday, Drivemode took things a step further, imagining how the system could work by integrating with the car more tightly, using connections to steering wheel buttons as well as backup and blind-spot cameras to turn an off-the-shelf Nexus 6 into quite the in-car infotainment system.
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For all the levels of surveillance going on at the Weekender, the events of Saturday revealed a giant, gaping blind spot in Boiler Room's plan: it took place in an area where black and queer youth were being perceived as a threat, and where law enforcement was seemingly ready to pounce at the first sign of provocation from anyone they viewed as other.
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Uber's decision to move from the Fusion to a much taller vehicle exacerbated the issue of a blind spot from a single lidar unit, said former employees, because the lidar now sits up higher on top of an SUV, further reducing its ability to see low-lying objects - from squirrels to the wheels of a bicycle or a person's legs.
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This becomes the focal point of the cheating scandal, as opposed to winning back Parrish, who has yet again been subjected to another round of cruelty online – Hart&aposs blind spot here is that he doesn&apost seem to realize his actions make his wife vulnerable too, since women with cheating partners are ridiculed whether they choose to stay or decide to leave.
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In her essay for the exhibition catalogue, Schor writes that Feminist art is "strikingly […] not usually identified as an 'avant-garde'" despite its political, social, and aesthetic correspondences to previous movements that were historically based on "the discursive paradigm of male artistic genius": The inability to perceive the links between 'feminism' and 'avant-garde' is thus a conspicuous blind spot in both art history and art criticism.
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Relúmĭno helps people with low vision in several ways: it can magnify or minimize images, adjust brightness and sharpness, highlight objects with an outline, invert colors when reading text, add a color filter to the screen, enhance a user's peripheral field if they have tunnel vision, and even assist people with scotoma by helping them see what is blocked by their blind spot in the surrounding area.
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Geoff Rickly has been known to push genre boundaries of with his long-running post-hardcore band Thursday as well as his other projects, the noisy United Nations and the atmospheric No Devotion, and Sun Ra's 1973 album Space is the Place (not to be confused with the Sun Ra film and soundtrack of the same name) is what he chose as his Blind Spot.
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The side-looking radar could enable the Su-57 to employ extreme beaming tactics, where the fighter turns 90 degrees away from an enemy's pulse doppler radar exploiting the blind spot of this technology (the radar filters out low relative velocity objects and the beaming fighter, which appears stationary to the radar, disappears from the enemy radar screen) while still guiding its weapons on target.
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But as many of the modern internet's architects are declaring the internet broken, offering mea culpas, apologizing for their short-sightedness and irresponsibility, and getting called into Senate hearings, the book is a document worth reexamining in 2018; not because this novel-length blind spot has anything to say about where we are today, but because the ignorance and misguided optimism embedded in its pages is precisely how we got here.
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