" She calls the experience "discovering the brevity of life.
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" The pitch: Think of the Axios motto, "smart brevity.
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It's not like the GOP nominee was going for brevity.
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Still, Tutino said such problems can avoided with simple brevity.
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For the sake of brevity, that fact won't be restated.
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Get to the point and people will appreciate your brevity.
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On display is the always astonishing brevity of American history.
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Davis's fiction can seem light by virtue of its brevity.
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And in my experience, Catholics were big fans of brevity.
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"Twitter is about brevity," the company wrote in its blog post.
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I apologize for the brevity here with all the breaking news.
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YouTube announced a new ad format today that's all about brevity.
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But it offers volume and ambiguity instead of brevity and clarity.
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A tweet's brevity can foster confusion because it has no context.
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Bits Brevity, it seems, is no longer the soul of Twitter.
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"Brevity is key," said Lindsay Shoemake, founder of That Working Girl.
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But in business, Kawasaki says, effective communication is all about brevity.
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Brevity is one of your other criteria for a BOOK proof.
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He contemplates brevity while gazing into an overflow of erotic desire.
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"Call it a concession to the brevity of life," Cornyn said.
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But such brevity is not necessarily good news for the president.
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And at the same time maintaining our brevity, speed, and essence!
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Essentially, there's no reason not to watch these masterful exercises in brevity.
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For brevity, I've left plenty of tech companies out of this list.
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However, what makes this dab special is the brevity of it all.
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They're fitting, given the brevity with which we speak through technological platforms.
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Brevity that inspires information density has always been what's magical about Twitter.
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Largely, this wrongness has to do with the brevity of suicidal episodes.
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For the sake of brevity, we've only included 30 public policy questions.
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Respect, brevity and an understanding of the process go a long way.
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But perhaps the only universal experience of smoked DMT is its brevity.
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Thankfully, there are a handful of easy ways to start mastering brevity.
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The play makes a point of the brevity of his terrorizing reign.
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For the purposes of brevity, our story begins with YouTuber, Joe Weller.
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The brevity of his White House tenure has since become a punchline.
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He said, 'The best thing you got out of 'Empire' is brevity!
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And she said she liked the brevity of her name without it.
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They also mention the importance of brevity in clues, and I agree.
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The sound of it, even; the brevity and weight of both words.
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The very contingency and brevity of vision become the long-sought miracle.
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The fact of their brevity was a theme Trump's lawyers continually mentioned.
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Despite the brevity of the Grenada invasion, the military still suffered losses.
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A boss who communicates with brevity commands a certain level of authority.
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"It's easy to overlook the clarity and brevity of emails," he says.
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I apologize for the lack of sensitivity unintentionally expressed by my brevity.
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The artists this time around had to confront time limits and embrace brevity.
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It does have brevity and the exuberance of Dabo Swinney going for it.
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The brevity of conversations, the number of them — it's not my sweet spot.
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The brevity of conversations, the number of them—it's not my sweet spot.
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Today's interview was translated from French and slightly edited for brevity and clarity.
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In a clever marketing move, the Very Short Introductions advertise their brevity visually.
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Lots of bad things have happened to me, but not with such brevity.
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Despite the brevity of the Great Society, many of its key achievements endure.
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Brevity can be good or bad depending on how a speech is delivered.
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Trump has also vocalized his preference for brevity when it comes to reports.
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Brevity can be key, especially in today's society of ever-shrinking attention spans.
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Read on for our conversation, which has been edited for clarity and brevity.
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Some of Mr. Trudeau's comments have been edited for brevity and clarity. —Mr.
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Every filmmaker, or reporter for that matter, edits interviews for clarity and brevity.
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Perhaps the most amazing feature of the Warriors' halftime routine is its brevity.
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Together, they lament the drought, marvel at the brevity of the ski season.
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The idea that word choice, cadence and brevity is important is really applicable.
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In its brevity and stillness it's almost a painting rather than a book.
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He is not documenting childhood, but expressing its value, while lamenting its brevity.
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Isn't it the brevity of their life that helps us to appreciate their beauty?
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It has the brevity of I and, as such, a poetic resonance with it.
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I'll attempt to satisfy the demands of posterity and brevity in summarizing them. 1.
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And for brevity, these are just locations from the Lord of the Rings series.
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I don't attribute this to the people, but rather the brevity of the trips.
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Most of the endings are unexpected, either in their brevity, or in their premise.
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Brevity doesn't necessitate insubstantiality — yet some of these pieces feel insubstantial or insufficiently original.
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The brevity of "Poem," along with its generic title, is part of its boastfulness.
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Austin: He does, he gets his due, 100% Transcript edited for clarity and brevity.
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Their responses, listed below, are edited for brevity and arranged by field of expertise.
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But its brevity — 24 hours — suggests that all was not so smooth, analysts say.
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The brevity of social media pushes most people toward a short and sweet statement.
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Along the way, he sprinkled in a little Shakespeare on the brevity of life.
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Mitski is peculiarly attuned to the brevity and fractured nature of modern attention spans.
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Scanning the six pages of brevity codes, Carr spotted one misspelled word after another.
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What Twitter lacks in mass appeal, it makes up for in interaction and brevity.
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If you're into the whole brevity thing, here are Scherzer's 20 strikeouts in 20 seconds.
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No one will complain if Stranger Things 3 rips off the concept of brevity. C
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Needless to say, I've been inspired by their formatting, style and brevity since day one.
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Because of this perfectionism, and the brevity of his life, his oeuvre is relatively small.
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He may have written some incredibly long novels, but Stephen King does brevity well too.
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" Larry's smart brevity on the book: "JFK [was] actually [the] first tax-cutting supply-sider.
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At summits like this, disagreements typically manifest themselves in the brevity of the final communique.
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But even in that book's longer stories, the author's strengths seemed somewhat constrained by brevity.
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Self-righteous and garrulous, Ghost Recon Wildlands is the antithesis of Splinter Cell's confident brevity.
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The White House on Wednesday released a tax plan that was notable in its brevity.
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Brevity is what made Vine unique but could limit the scope of content on Byte.
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The primary allure of high-intensity interval training is, for most of us, its brevity.
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Happy tweeting, and may the brevity, speed, and essence of Twitter continue to delight you.
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"The Stranger," Albert Camus I love the brevity of this book and its cool tone.
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Brevity matters more than politeness when you need to turn off a light at 3AM.[Techcrunch]
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Their power and brevity have created an astrophysical puzzle: What could possibly be making such blasts?
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I just love the brevity of the record and how focused it is on one idea.
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Despite the album's brevity, there is no shortage of content to be picked apart and thinkpiece'd.
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Both were ever in a hurry, for each knew about the capriciousness and brevity of life.
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Brevity, it seems, is baked into Twitter – even when given expanded space, people aren't using it.
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And so was his brevity, his ability to filter complicated feelings into compact, punctuated mental bursts.
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The brevity of the crossing lends it an air of safety that can be grossly misleading.
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Brevity, for example, may be the soul of wit, but it is less desirable in hemlines.
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Then, by contrast, there was the individual pathos of brevity as in the case on Sept.
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The big advantage of SyntaxDB that I can see is in the brevity of the documentation.
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Despite its brevity, the Commerce Clause has long served as an effective guard against interstate discrimination.
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Ms. Tucker spoke with James Estrin, and their conversation has been edited for clarity and brevity.
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The brevity of that engagement has led Americans to play down the war, but we shouldn't.
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VandeHei also stressed that Axios will value brevity in its coverage over length for length's sake.
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All of the responses in this piece have been edited and condensed for clarity and brevity.
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The boy&aposs mother said she was "a little amazed" by the brevity of the jury session.
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For as long as Twitter has existed, it has been a place of brevity, if not levity.
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I doubt even our most celebrated poets could have captured the scene with more eloquence or brevity.
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He could even one-up Balfour in brevity and make the announcement in 280 characters or less.
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Brevity may be the soul of wit, but it may no longer be the soul of Twitter.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump relished a victory at the Supreme Court on Tuesday with uncharacteristic brevity.
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"The whole concept of smart brevity is something a lot of people could benefit from," Apartoglou said.
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As have Fisher's responsibilities—the mission means more than the man, and that's relayed with rare brevity.
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Brevity is the soul of wit, said Polonius in "Hamlet," so I will make my voice concise.
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There is sound as it lifts off — hitting about 80 decibels — but what's striking is the brevity.
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Just like humans, we experience the truth of life's brevity and cling to the hope of tomorrow.
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Their brevity and focus make them the best levels out of any of the Shovel Knight campaigns.
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Someone needs to remind Jack Dorsey that brevity is the soul of wit – not to mention of Twitter.
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This piece of financial acumen, imparted by a trader to a colleague, is hard to beat for brevity.
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In his show, he moved through scenes with a fullness and brevity evocative not of theater, but movies.
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Excerpts from the conversation, Affleck&aposs first interview in a year, have been edited for clarity and brevity.
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I spoke to Goldblatt for over an hour, so this interview has been edited for brevity and clarity.
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Here are some of the questions and answers from his latest chat, edited for brevity and clarity: 1.
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Topics: Cluetrain meets Blockchain, Twitter and the death of brevity, Who are the arbiters of true and fake.
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The game shares their apathy, getting them out of power and back on the streets with comical brevity.
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Perhaps it is the early hour at which I arrive, or the brevity of the journey — why bother?
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In this piece, David Dunlap, a Metro reporter, looks back at some of The Times's brushes with brevity.
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But a catharsis can only last so long; its intensity is matched by the brevity of its duration.
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She spoke with James Estrin about Mr. Parks, and their conversation has been edited for brevity and clarity.
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Here's a glimpse, edited for clarity and brevity: How do Americans feel about President Trump's attacks on Canada?
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SAN FRANCISCO — Twitter's defining attribute has long been its brevity: 140 characters in a post and no more.
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A poem, by its need to distill complex thoughts to pithy brevity, will of necessity tend toward equivocality.
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Some amount of brevity is needed to usher along the narrative, but at times here it feels careless.
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For the sake of brevity (too late, I know!) I'm just going to pick out the toughies here.
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All told, the president spoke for less than 10 minutes — impressive brevity for a typically attention-hungry rambler.
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That or, uh, His Dudeness, or uh, Duder, or El Duderino, if you're not into the whole brevity thing.
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Here's why I, a prolific Twitter user, do not like this change: As Rosen acknowledges, Twitter is about brevity.
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So, too, does its brevity: The film clocks in at a leave-them-wanting-more hour and 12 minutes.
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For so long, the site restricted tweets to just 140 characters, and users seemed to enjoy Twitter's forced brevity.
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The Get Down is one of Netflix's short-lived treasures; a true well of lost potential in its brevity.
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The recent disclosure of Facebook's media trust survey caused a lot of hand-wringing about its brevity and format.
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Improving these two parameters of the Lawson calculation means that the brevity of the third, time, no longer matters.
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That brevity is perhaps another product of Keszler's club experiences, where getting to the point quickly is a priority.
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How the 140-second limit will affect Vine is a different story, as parts of its appeal is brevity.
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But in the interest of brevity, I'll say once again: There is no such thing as too much research.
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What they learned from the 23 candidates who spoke is that brevity is not always the soul of wit.
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Critic's Notebook It's often said that we live in an era that prizes speed and brevity above all else.
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Take action on gun control now by contacting your congressperson This interview has been edited for brevity and clarity.
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Below is a transcript of one scam call recorded by YouMail, edited by Business Insider for brevity and clarity:
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The Guinness video is nearly five minutes long, with sections sped up for brevity from the full 10 minutes.
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Like the smart brevity idea, which is very different from what we did before, but really fits the times.
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Beauty might be something ephemeral, made more potent for the brevity of its life, like a fragile Japanese confection.
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"Google is good at finding bike paths," she says, but it emphasizes brevity and directness over scenery for walkers.
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The brevity of his N.F.L. career (seven years, three of them spectacular) had hindered his entry into the Hall.
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Some saw the government's brevity as an attempt to limit the scope for time-consuming amendments to allow Mrs.
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But one of the things that Axios specializes in obviously is what you guys would describe as smart brevity.
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There's also Twitter's brevity: Tweets are limited to 280 characters, which can limit space for a more nuanced discussion.
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Given the brevity of the 0003-game NFL season, wins and losses can be very poor indicators of team quality.
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The brevity of the sentence triggered outrage against Persky and conversation about how the justice system treats sexual assault survivors.
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While some experts questioned the significance of the move given its brevity, it did mark the first time since Feb.
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But in its brevity and seeming innocuousness, it cuts that much deeper, as echoed by the crowd's suspenseful collective gasp.
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The discussions are brief, but the brevity implies that these elements are simply granted as true rather than actively contested.
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They're coming to a service that is focused on brevity, so we need to translate our stories into that format.
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Dude has achieved a bucketload, so for the sake of brevity let's do this shit in a good old list.
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We have the orchestra, boldly cutting off acceptances speeches mid-sentence, to thank for whatever semblance of brevity that exists.
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Given the brevity of the video, however, it's tough to say whether someone's controlling the 'bots just out of frame.
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" Freed from public office, Mayor Koch had a response that was stark for its brevity, simplicity, and harshness: "F--- you!
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It says something about the work, and perhaps about life, that brevity adds an element that's both magical and saddening.
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And despite its relative brevity, there are at least seven examples of exaggerations, mischaracterizations and outright falsehoods contained in it.
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For the most part, hardcore is a genre that favours brevity and repetition, regardless of how poetic the content is.
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I don't really like that idea—I feel like the brevity and restriction is part of what makes Twitter unique.
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And looking at the tendencies of messaging in Japanese society … miscommunication may arise due to the brevity of the message.
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His mother, whose great work was her embrace of the splendor and awful brevity of each moment, disappeared more completely.
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People close to these two most powerful Western leaders say the brevity and bonhomie were, in fact, the main goal.
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Despite its brevity, the hearing was notable in a continent where leaders -- former or current -- don't generally face the law.
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With welcome brevity, "Invisible Americans" stitches together much of what the lay reader needs to know about American child poverty.
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It is new territory for Williams, with a brevity and a strict whimsy you might encounter in Lydia Davis's work.
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In Carr's estimation, the sender of the envelopes likely had a more sophisticated knowledge of cryptology than just brevity codes.
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My apologies to Mr. Wentz and readers for the brevity, and I hope to be back to 100 percent soon.
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The poems' extreme brevity and apparent obviousness made them easy to read for texture and rhythm without fussing over comprehension.
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Euler's equation uses only five symbols, but it also encapsulates beautifully deep ideas, and brevity is an important part of beauty.
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But those who [take it upon themselves to] learn [to harness] the power of brevity will have an edge every time.
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Let's face it, Electric Wizard aren't exactly the first band that springs to mind when it comes to speed—or brevity.
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Even in its brevity, the scene is a great critique of male entitlement and aloofness as it presents itself in Teddy.
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The brevity of Turner's sentence triggered outrage against the judge and controversy over how the justice system treats sexual assault survivors.
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The brevity of the sentence triggered outrage against the judge and conversation about how the justice system treats sexual assault survivors.
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Instead, these changes are a good middle ground, eliminating unnecessary constraints while still keeping the brevity Twitter is best known for.
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To not spend too much more of your time (brevity, wit, etc.), below are six versions of well-styled six-inches.
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As is typical with all things Rick and Morty, the brevity doesn't mean there's not a ton of attention to detail.
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The poet Rupi Kaur's huge following makes sense to me; her brevity, simplicity, and hyper-earnest aesthetic play well on Instagram.
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It's a more compact than usual newsletter this week, but as busy as everyone is, I know you'll appreciate the brevity!
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For brevity, the list is limited to one movie for a character (so one "Spider-Man" movie, one "Avengers" movie, etc.).
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This interview with Ms. Swain, who joined C-Span three years after it started, has been edited for brevity and clarity.
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The pink flowers blossom for about two weeks before falling; the transience of their beauty is reminder of the life's brevity.
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Some fans were disappointed by the brevity of the SpongeBob cameo, while others were thrilled that it was included at all.
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For two years, starting in 219, Ms. Previte (rhymes with "brevity") crisscrossed the United States in her search for her saviors.
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In a LawFare piece last October, Goldsmith and Wittes praised the Jaworski document for its brevity and neutral, non-prosecutorial tone.
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For those with a limited attention span or little time, short films can offer something appealing: brevity without necessarily sacrificing quality.
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"Bye," he said, hurrying past her, a casual farewell that would come to haunt Ms. Dumala for its brevity and finality.
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As such, the appreciation of our own lives has much to do with the ever-increasing awareness of its relative brevity.
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Excepting brevity, I used a mostly conventional thriller structure, but I hope I managed to say a few things, as well.
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This interview was edited for brevity and clarity YouTube has partnered with VICE Impact to promote the Creators for Change program.
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Despite its brevity, the fight at the sold-out T-Mobile Arena easily lived up to its billing as the main event.
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The discussion has been edited for both clarity and brevity: Peter Bergen: The Trump transition: Have they been in touch with you?
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The game's brevity also makes this feel more feasible — at only a few hours long, it's self-contained enough to easily revisit.
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This interview, which took place over a video call with all three Cardboard Computer members, has been edited for brevity and clarity.
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The Smart Brevity from Bidenworld: The former vice president is highly likely — but not absolutely certain — to announce soon (by early April).
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It's the brevity of the whole thing, which is truly in the spirit of Lil Pump's "get in and get out" music.
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The bubbly pop song no one could stop singing in the late '90s actually deals with the brevity and frailty of life.
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Cush: I would try to display brevity, but would want him to know the amazing effect he's had on my entire life.
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Five unanswered questions about Trump's tax plan: The White House on Wednesday released a tax plan that was notable in its brevity.
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When Mr. Trudeau ended his comments, the American president shook his hand with a brevity that contrasted with his usual vigorous greetings.
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I knew one thing for sure: Even in its brevity, the note was evidence that my daughter was left to be found.
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Brevity may be the soul of wit, but this strikes me as an example of product naming abridged beyond the point of usefulness.
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Rilke's flowery — and daresay twee — verses do not jibe with today's tastes for cut-and-dry clarity, blasé irony, and Tweet-able brevity.
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So, you're most likely to see them when brevity is a priority, whether you're looking at your emoji keyboard or natal-chart software.
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An email's subject should surely do its best to contain the information inside, but the point of the subject line is, ultimately, brevity.
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Short mobile episodes would mean less lingering looks and brooding Jon Snow or brevity of tertiary characters like the very important Podrick Payne.
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It suggests Caracal was the product of a sophomore slump rather than something more sinister, and its brevity and relative simplicity are assets.
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Shopsin describes this with brutal brevity: "A block that once held enough for anyone's existence was no longer open to anyone," she writes.
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Product reviewers are not known for brevity; plus, unlike a new Apple product or free smartphone app, this product is far from mainstream.
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Shakespeare wasn't known for his brevity, and even his shortest play, "Macbeth" (the play I saw), runs well over the two-hour mark.
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In May 2017, The Washington Post reported that Trump often demanded brevity in briefings and often interrupted his briefers to discuss unrelated matters.
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His brevity — the actual Oration by Edward Everett was at least two hours long — was stunning at the time but clearly no accident.
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Brevity is key, too: No episode is much longer than 9 minutes, so viewers are invited to engage as casually as he does.
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But that brevity only serves to underscore how much the Southern Californian musician has managed to pack into each of its 27 tracks.
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The system of brevity codes the sender had used -- along with the concern for operational security -- pointed to somebody with a military background.
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These exercises have been summarized for brevity here, but you can find more complete descriptions in the workbook or on Dr. Neff's website.
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The secret to brevity and, in turn, clarity is something we are rarely taught growing up: Write like you are talking to a friend.
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But the one that has people talking is the very first time the characters end up in bed together — due to its extreme brevity.
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You've given a weekly score based on feedback received relating to clarity, brevity, and tone, and the software's rating of your overall email behaviour.
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The only disappointment is the brevity of the puppets' appearance before Darwin's return home to England, fame and Emma Wedgwood, his long-suffering fiancée.
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The brevity of Memories of My Mother makes it a marvel of a short story that grips, you in just a handful of paragraphs.
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Brevity may be best when you're sharing breaking news, but those constraints hinder our ability to speak thoughtfully about how to change human behavior.
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The brevity is especially welcome in the festival context, when many APAP visitors and New York performance-lovers have already perhaps seen too much.
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Journalists on the call pounced on a welcome moment of brevity in an otherwise serious discussion about election integrity, hate speech, and data privacy.
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We deliver high-end news and information in our popular "smart brevity" format, to make you smarter, faster, so you can make better decisions.
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Mr. Page, a connoisseur of brevity, would seem to be the perfect billionaire rescuer for Twitter, the highest-circulation short-form "newspaper" on earth.
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His sound is singular in its brevity and wit, but comforting in its familiarity, and that makes No Fantasy Required worth your immediate attention.
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To sum up the situation with brevity, 48 years ago Adrian Pearce received a gift from his then-girlfriend—who promptly dumped his ass.
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The brevity of the six-word "story" made the "baby shoes" meme the perfect meme for Twitter in its former 140-character state (RIP).
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There is hope that the debate stage will allow her a chance to at last address such questions with more brevity and less equivocation.
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It's good that there's some effort required to make tweets longer; it tilts the field toward brevity, which is what Twitter is all about.
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" She also recommends embracing brevity: "Your family is awesome, but no one wants to sit and read for 10 minutes all about your family.
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Even the coach admitted there was no particular reason for the brevity of Smith's appearance in the third period — only 2 minutes 34 seconds.
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After he bear-hugged Zach Stafford, the editor of the Advocate, he gave a speech that was, for all its brevity, a barn burner.
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The platform caps your messaging at 300 words for new connections and this exercise in brevity will force you to make every word count.
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While brevity is still the focus of the main Twitter stream, it makes sense that messaging in the app should feel more like, well…messaging.
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For the sake of brevity, we're going to focus on the iOS experience for the Apple apps and the Android experience for the Google apps.
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Twitter's particular contradiction is its pace and brevity, which lends itself to memes, wit, and breaking news but also breeds misunderstanding, acrimony, and outright hate.
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With that in mind, Alomar seems like a contradiction of much of his own work—marked, as the final products are, by simplicity and brevity.
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Regarding the "Brevity" vote, Zhou said the PBOC was closely monitoring events and more study was needed to fully understand the implications of the decision.
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But the brevity of his career, which lasted only about two decades, deprived him of the opportunity to fully realize his talents in this field.
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Like his past foreign trips, Trump's officials have prepared briefing materials with an eye toward brevity -- ideally one page -- with maps and charts and photos.
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And lord, if we can tell stories with the same powerful, painterly brevity that HLD's NPCs do… then we'll be the best in the biz.
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He may have written that "brevity is the soul of wit," but William Shakespeare penned a pretty hefty canon — 38 plays, plus hundreds of sonnets.
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What was the appeal of artists like Iggy Pop being too trashed to perform or the brevity and similarity of all of the Ramones tracks?
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While a novel might sprawl off in any number of directions, short stories tend to be more schematic, by virtue of their tightly controlled brevity.
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In its deceptively casual ambition and ruthless brevity, "Whack World" had a brilliant strategy for combat in the attention economy: keep things short and visual.
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All three are granted scenes that do their characters justice, adding welcome bits of humanity and, in Smit-McPhee's case, doses of much-needed brevity.
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Its brevity suppresses nuance; its virtuality opens the door for insincerity; it incentivizes people with no true investment in a controversy to weigh in anyway.
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Children's books In their brevity and directness, poems and photographs have much in common, Alexander points out in a note in this striking collaborative book.
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But in the interests of brevity, a few tips (not rules; I think those went out with the "no white after labor day" dictate): 1.
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Together, they recently released the cookbook Food and Beer (brevity is wit, after all) in collaboration with food writer (and MUNCHIES contributor) Joshua David Stein.
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Frequently echoing phrasings from memes and social media conventions more generally, de Vries's language is a cross between chat-room brevity and Minecraft-inspired Romanticism.
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For nearly a decade, the defining characteristic of the tweet — the unit of communication on Twitter — has been its brevity: Users are restricted to 33 characters.
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The service historically was meant for brevity, but users have themselves found new ways to post larger strings of text — usually in the form of screenshots.
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I'm relying on this pair of images for the sake of brevity, but this delta in sharpness and performance is consistent across all of my pictures.
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Understanding of brevity It doesn't matter how good your product is if you can't communicate your value proposition to potential customers in fewer than 140 characters.
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Here are the highlights from the live video chat, edited for brevity and clarity: How did the CDC confirm that the Zika virus was transmitted sexually?
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But it does, because the more that people rely on Google's brevity to impersonate or augment their communication, the more homogeneous we become to one another.
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The brevity of its 19-second video "Whistling," above, and the simplicity of the exchange between its anthropomorphized butt and penis (yes, really) convey just that.
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Axios has been focusing on brevity so that big executives can quickly learn everything they need to know about the news in just a few minutes.
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While I agree "brevity is the soul of wit," Twitter does not necessarily lend itself to Lord Polonius' point in Shakespeare's "Hamlet" that less is more.
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The #2190 Controversy The decision was met with a fair amount of controversy, given that one of Twitter's defining characteristics is the brevity of users' posts.
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In one twist, I was actually thankful that the brevity of the high did share one thing in common with actual cocaine: it didn't last long.
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It's not that Oversized Disembodied Heads, which we should probably just call ODHs in the interest of brevity, have stopped showing up at college basketball games.
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Its stripped-down version of journalism (motto: "smart brevity") means its articles are presented as bullet points that can negate nuance, with headlines that can hype.
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Whether lack of funds was in truth the reason for the show site and the brevity, the result was the most coherent, sophisticated work they've done.
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Related: Amy Schumer marries chef Chris Fischer However, the brevity of their relationship before they hit the altar is something that Schumer counts as a plus.
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" — "No kidding" (1973) "The old notion that brevity is the essence of wit has succumbed to the modern idea that tedium is the essence of quality.
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So one day I hope to finish my education and go to university in the US or the UK. The above interview has been edited for brevity.
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Because of the speed and brevity of social media, we are forced to jump to conclusions and write sharp opinions in 140 characters about complex world affairs.
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Because of its brevity, Twenty20 lends itself to domestic cricket, as it allows families to easily attend three-hour-long games at night or on the weekends.
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A new free online magazine for hackers, programmers, and tinkerers promises to rekindle the bygone era of useful technology zines—with a focus on creativity and brevity.
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Mr. Martin pondered the possibilities through the first four takes, and then proposed a solution for the song's two biggest problems, its brevity and lack of variety.
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It is possible that Twitter could increase the character limit for standard posts in the future, although the enforced brevity has become a hallmark of the service.
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If there's a defining difference between this year's Tom Clancy game, Ghost Recon Wildlands, and the original Splinter Cell of 2002, it's the latter's appreciation for brevity.
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The brevity is either an experienced athlete's intentional boilerplate (you can let the media in only so much) or a sign of the 25-year-old's youth.
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The brevity of the gustatory experience lends credibility to our theory that these products are mainly aimed at teenagers, who are known to ejaculate within that timeframe.
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For the sake of brevity, let's call 2004 the birth of podcasting, as that's when the term was coined, at the pre-iPhone apex of iPod popularity.
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Scorsese films aren't exactly known for brevity—2016's Silence clocked in at two hours and forty minutes—but that's still an hour shorter than The Irishman.
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Brevity is not only kind to the solver but to the editor as well, with line length and spacing at issue in both print and electronic formats.
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Then, for more ancient beauty and even more brevity, try the 17th-century haikus of Matsuo Basho collected in "On Love and Barley," translated by Lucien Stryk.
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The 140-character limit always cultivated a certain type of person: Not just someone comfortable with broadcasting their thoughts, but also someone who understands that brevity was hard.
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In the second half of the 1970s, the concept album was banished to the margins by punk, and by the bands inspired by that style's brevity and directness.
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Would you envy the brevity of their commute, nod in agreement with mutual respect, or retract in horror at the thought of losing so much of the day?
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Keys for elliptic-curve cryptography, another current standard, are just 32 bytes long; any post-quantum solution needs to aim for a similar ratio of brevity to security.
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Brevity might be the soul of wit, but it's also one of the key fundamentals of a generation who grew up with a cell phone in our hands.
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Business Insider asked Tejerina to give US presidential slogans through history a letter grade, taking into account factors like brevity, appeal, and whether or not the candidate won.
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Emojis as we know them today were born out of necessity and brevity: In 1999, the i-mode mobile internet system only allowed 250 characters at a time.
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"I actually think it's very challenging to write evocative poetry with so much brevity," she said, comparing Ms. Daley-Ward to poets like Mary Oliver and E.E. Cummings.
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This emphasis on the brevity of life is one of the fundamental differences between ikebana and Western arrangements, but another is the particular recessiveness of the flower itself.
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Last year, the two announced that they were getting divorced, and neither the blandness nor the brevity of the announcement prevented an explosion of investigative (or imaginative) reporting.
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Once the news is authenticated, an editor from the Reuters web team writes a suggested headline, which is then vetted by a group of editors for clarity and brevity.
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In just a few pages, Liu explores immigration, identity, and culture, with so much heart, joy, and brevity, that "Paper Menagerie" will leave you both devastated and wanting more.
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Speaking to The Verge, the NYT's voice editor, Dan Sanchez, says this briefing will be "predominantly" repurposed from The Daily, but tweaked to fit the brevity of the format.
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The brevity of his appearance did not detract from the powerful image of Mr. Zuma, a commanding figure just a few months ago, sitting as a defendant in court.
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Whereas most RPGs span dozens of hours, I Am Setsuna clocked in at a comparatively brisk 20-or-so hours, yet didn't really feel lacking because of the brevity.
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The brevity of Turner's sentence -- he was released after serving only three months -- triggered outrage against the judge and controversy over how the justice system treats sexual assault survivors.
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The movie's brevity was a surprise to his devotees: At an hour and 24 minutes, it was a far cry from the epic-length works he was known for.
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But given the brevity of a mine's life—usually between ten and 20 years—the real challenge is making industry care about it enough to plan for the worst.
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Brevity may be the soul of wit when you're asking a question at the end of a long Monday afternoon meeting, but it should not sustain American political debates.
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Considering that Williams is currently in her third trimester of pregnancy and busy making moves in Silicon Valley, it's not hard to see why she responded with such brevity.
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Rather than blind allegiance to status quo, this focus on the brevity of existence made Aurelius a man acutely aware of his own limitations and ready to take action.
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His "Salome Receives the Head of John the Baptist" introduces a section demonstrating how his influence initiated a distinct school of painting there, despite the brevity of his sojourns.
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Giving any more of the plot away would ruin the surprise, but this story proves that brevity can be an effective tool when used to properly horrifying and amaze.
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A moving, confessional, lyrical model of brevity, this book singes by pinpointing the deeply incoherent ways we can reactively wrong each other once in the wake of an offense.
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An upside to this brevity: Your mind is given a lot of pit stops, so you can recharge and load up on snacks for the next stretch of asphalt.
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Although similarly upbeat, Ramírez-Figueroa's dizzying display reveals in its brevity a somber perspective on Guatemala's ability to properly care for its built environment, from ancient to modern structures.
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Peter Huang's "5 Films About Technology," a daisy chain of smartphone horror stories, is the shortest of the bunch — and the one that most successfully spins brevity into comedy.
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But McConnell has been urging Trump to instead settle on a short trial; brevity allows the Senate greater control over the narrative without the unpredictability witness testimony can bring.
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Bake-Off (the British shorthand for the show, used here for brevity) usually begins with 12 amateur bakers who compete to be crowned the "star baker" of the week.
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Twitter's identity has always derived from its real-time nature and the brevity of its messages; 10,000-character tweets shown in a Facebook-style feed threatened to confuse the product.
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For scientists, the FRBs were as blinding as flash grenades in a dark forest; their power, brevity and unpredictability simply made it impossible to see the source of the light.
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Given how many people were expecting Grey Worm to die in this episode, I appreciate the momentary "He's dead, Jim" fake-out, both for its cruelty and for its brevity.
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According to Vanity Fair, Oswalt "emphasized a need for brevity and heartfelt remarks," and he also had a few suggestions for tailoring speeches in the #MeToo and Time's Up era.
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The brevity of Turner's sentence -- six months, with eligibility to be released after three -- sparked outrage against the judge and controversy over how the justice system treats sexual assault survivors.
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Even though there's a collected edition now, nothing beats the brevity of a four minute animated explainer to catch you up on what any of this confusing saga is about.
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I've been lucky that normally I've made it clear on dates that I'm not interested either through my body language or the brevity of the date or what have you.
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After the third of those championships, the man nicknamed "Panda" (or "Kung-Fu Panda," if you're not into the whole brevity thing) signed his massive deal with the Red Sox.
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Jazz saxophonist, bandleader, and crossover star Kamasi Washington upended the G.O.O.D Music-led brevity drive last week, releasing a typically ambitious and eclectic 144-minute double album called Heaven & Earth.
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Though almost all of the tracks on his standout album "Replica" clock in at under five minutes each (brevity itself in the avant-garde world!), they feel meaningful and complete.
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The extreme brevity of some of these pieces and their unity of character seemed to help Yundi channel his expression into some of the most eloquent playing of the evening.
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The books' modesty of scale appears like a rebellion against importance, but they are insistent, even a little pedantic — self-conscious intellectual sallies that bring a dignified brevity to nonfiction.
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They are proof of nature's genius and of our own imperfection, our fragility and brevity in a world that existed long before us and will exist long after we're gone.
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Before the FBI, Carr had spent 11 years in the U.S. Army and the National Guard, where he had used brevity codes in training exercises to communicate with fellow troops.
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Best Verse: n/aOverall Grade: C Much has been made of the brevity and simplicity of the 2 minutes and 4 seconds of 17-year-old Lil Pump's breakthrough single.
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Unlike the president-elect who is keen on the brevity afforded by Twitter, the general is an avid writer and reader, who is said carry a copy of Marcus Aurelius's "Meditations".
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" Allen, who is recognized in Fire and Fury's acknowledgments for helping make it a "smarter book," concludes the item with a signature denouement, in keeping with Axios's ethos of "smart brevity.
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The report is worth a quick read, as it manages to provide several insightful and differentiated data points with relative brevity, but here are the most interesting highlights in our view:
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As it is, the shutdown's brevity and the lunatic speed of news in the Trump era means it will probably be forgotten by November when the mid-term elections roll round.
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Google Glass was also constrained by the brevity of its battery life, and so it's now on hiatus until Google's new hardware division decides that it's truly ready for the world.
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On the other hand, "Muteum," at four minutes, is the tightest and the only animated film in the bunch, and a reminder that brevity can still be the soul of wit.
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His example has taught writers of all sorts — not merely poets and novelists — about strategies of both pinpoint clarity and anyone's-guess free association, of telegraphic brevity and ambiguous, kaleidoscopic moods.
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" Luckily, brevity and sanity came from Truman Project CEO (and former solider) Mike Breen, who shot down Walsh's rant with this tweet: "Every 'real American' thinks you're an absolute disgrace tonight.
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Benoit, meanwhile, had some success on the feet, but seemed to lose steam very early on in the fight—not surprising considering the brevity of the time he had to prepare.
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The functionality will be coming to Microsoft's offerings, but for the sake of brevity (and because it's what I'm using to write this), we're going to have a look at Pages.
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The president demands brevity, refusing to engage with briefers like his former national security adviser, H.R. McMaster, who'd come in with a PowerPoint deck dozens of pages long, filled with text.
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Still, Ty Cobb's statement regarding Michael Flynn seeks to use the brevity of Flynn's brief tenure to downplay Flynn's importance while praising the Trump administration for proactively calling for his resignation.
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Bucking the stricter limits of Twitter and Facebook posts, these TinyLetters can be any length, and can be seen as an epistolary backlash to the complexity-stunting brevity of social media.
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While other digital media businesses flounder, Axios "seems to have set itself on a sustainable course through its newsletter-driven, heavily bullet-pointed 'smart brevity' formula," VF's Joe Pompeo wrote Tuesday.
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And make sure to keep an eye on their website to find out about the protests they are organizing across the UK. This interview has been edited for brevity and clarity.
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Facebook wanted brevity, but it defied common sense to load a 15-second commercial in front of a 30-second clip, Mr. Peretti said in a November interview with The Times.
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Her #DACAbuster, clocking in at an epic 8 hours and 7 minutes, broke the record for the longest speech ever delivered in House history, not exactly a chamber known for its brevity.
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The Twitter-style brevity of her sentences — with none of the Twitter-style banality — ensures that it's the reader who's filling in the gaps, not of story or intent but of language.
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In a blog post on Tuesday, Twitter said its emphasis on brevity would never change but that it had been wondering whether people could express themselves easily enough, hurting the service's popularity.
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The winning entry in the dialogue brevity sweepstakes might be the one in "Cheapside," in an exchange between a schoolboy whose parents arrange for a career-counseling lunch with a lawyer friend.
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The paper, which published in the journal Biology Letters, said these two linguistic laws known as Zipf's Law of Brevity and the Menzerath-Altmann Law respectively, are shared by most human languages.
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The brevity of Kennedy's tenure finds its counterpoint in this encyclopedic chronicle of those tumultuous years: the victory over Nixon, the challenges from Moscow and Southeast Asia, the momentum of civil rights.
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Such is the mixture of Trump's signals, the roller coaster of Trump's mood, the brevity of his attention span and his belief that a certain degree of chaos yields the optimal outcome.
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When Twitter first announced that it was testing longer tweets this fall, the service's users freaked out, worried that giving people more room to write would ruin the brevity that makes Twitter Twitter.
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Already, media is reconfiguring for brevity; publications are designing conversational ways of relaying news, with Quartz's news bot app as a strong early example of what this could look like when done well.
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But where extending room to write might cause a fundamental shift in how people use a platform known for brevity, adding an edit button might cause a shift in how tweets are consumed.
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Born in Port-au-Prince and now based in West Philadelphia, Gabriel uses painting to approach the history of racial strife in the Americas with both the weight and brevity his heritage affords.
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To keep people's attention on the Internet, you need graphic variety - different type cases, emoticons and bullets in text - consistency of narrative voice, accuracy in spelling and grammar, brevity and speed, Morisi said.
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Brevity: Short form user responses (in the case of Twitter) These dynamic interactions are compounded by the overall user interface, with image-based posts, screenshots and retweets occupying much of the interface display.
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"Despite its majestic brevity—or maybe because of it—the freedom of speech clause of the First Amendment sometimes proves difficult to apply," Judge Adalberto Jordan wrote in one of two majority opinions.
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I feel the same way about the new EPs Lindstrøm and Aphex Twin are releasing this week, short missives that succeed because of the brevity and specificity they share with Ramsay's steak video.
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" Rettig said that marrying concrete and specific examples with that brevity, like "Obamacare saved my life," adds more personal and emotional weight to a sign than the similar idea of "women for Obamacare.
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This interview has been lightly edited for brevity and clarity: Q: A lot of people complain about the growing power of corporate money in politics, particularly after the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision.
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Despite the brevity of the episode, the case is part of a broader debate worldwide about when law enforcement officials and governments should have access to the digital data kept by tech companies.
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Lindros did not receive enough Hall of Fame votes in his first six appearances on the ballot as voters debated the brevity of his career and the lack of a Stanley Cup championship.
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Lo explores a variety of subjects, from a Silicon Valley bus that becomes a mobile homeless shelter at night to Indigenous bison hunters, with a depth that belies the brevity of her films.
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The Republican senator said he has been advised that his odds of having contracted the disease from the infected person were "extremely low," given his lack of symptoms and brevity of their interaction.
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The brevity works well for a series that's all about intimate, minute observations, emphasized by the roving hand-held camera, which creates the sensation of pulling up elbow-to-elbow with the characters.
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"We've chosen to list the most common reasons someone might be suggested as part of People You May Know," a Facebook spokesperson wrote in an email when asked about the brevity of the list.
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Given the brevity with which the two fighters had to prepare for each other, and the starkly different junctures they're at in their respective careers, this hastily-arranged matchup was riddled with x-factors.
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It's all direct and immediate due to the relative brevity of the tracks (most last less than five minutes), a new format for an artist whose previous records have often contained side-long pieces.
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But the show's relative brevity, probably caused by its late start, may have been the only flaw in an exceptional concert that solidifies the growing popularity of grime and UK bass music in Berlin.
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For brevity we've grouped the states where black turnout exceeds 75 percent of adult citizens in the exit polls (excluding Minnesota, where there is not a large enough black population to facilitate the analysis).
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The brevity of the announcement belied its import, nowhere more keenly felt than in fractious Manipur, on the border of Myanmar, where multiple insurgencies fighting for independence have been met by heavy military crackdowns.
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True, the reader never lays eyes on Moby Dick until Chapter 133, but there are times while reading "How to Build a Boat" that one thinks Melville had a gift for brevity by comparison.
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"Technology magnifies the closeness-communication bias because you have less information to work with," said Dr. Epley, referring to the brevity of texts and absence of cues like tone of voice and body language.
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By the 24th time, Slack responded with: "For reasons of performance and productivity and brevity being the the soul of wit, you can add up to 23 emoji to one message, but no more."
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He said he did not know what had happened until a little later, during the main Sunday service, when he was delivering his sermon on the suffering of Job and the brevity of life.
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Its brevity is matched by the modesty of its proposals, which take a back seat to the overriding promise to "get Brexit done"—a phrase that appears in the document more than 20 times.
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After all, one reason for that brevity may be the visual richness of what's on-screen, with enough beautiful new worlds and spectacular battles to stand alongside any of the Star Wars feature films.
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The third envelope included two sets of code sheets: one that contained a list of ciphers, and another that listed dozens of words along with their encoded abbreviations, a system known as brevity codes.
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Here's a timeline of the dustup, truncated in the effort of brevity/sanity: First, Swift's brother, Austin, released an Instagram video in which he threw away a pair of West's very pricey Yeezy 350 shoes.
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Some favored the ability to say more, but most just thought changing the well-worn tweet size, and the forced brevity it caused, ruined the very thing that made Twitter charming in the first place.
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At first, X tried to promote the song as a meme as much as possible, which basically means he knew that his song should (and would) eventually go viral for its brevity and catchy lyrics.
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In writing the most recent Hack This ("Scrape the Web with Beautiful Soup") I again found myself trapped between the competing causes of blog-brevity and making sure everything is totally clear for non-programmers.
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"Because brevity is essential on Twitter, he suggested using the 'pound' or 'hash' character common on phones (this was pre-iPhone) to create groups of related Tweets," Stone recounted in a blog post published today.
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The speed and brevity of it all left a number of audience members confused on the specifics — and caused some to speculate that the service night not be as far along as Microsoft had hoped.
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Many senators said they still had not read the bill, which was posted online on Monday evening — even as some of them, such as John Barrasso (R-WY), praised its relative brevity, at 183 pages.
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The brevity of the season — it's just six episodes long (all of which were sent out for review), with each episode clocking in at around 25 minutes — means that it moves at a neat clip.
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In what was regarded as a model investigation because of its breadth and brevity, Mr. Stein, after interviewing more than 20073 witnesses in six months, concluded that there was no basis for a federal prosecution.
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Perhaps we can forgive this one for it's brevity, though it seems that the precedent Washington set back in the day has certainly morphed into an hour-and-a-half speaking contest in decades since.
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Uber and its rival Lyft both praised the mayor and the report, but the brevity of the document and the absence of supporting data surprised some experts, who said they had expected a more thorough examination.
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Everyone relates to the experience of a very short relationship having an inexplicably large emotional impact, its brevity forcing you to pick something silly to cling to from a meager selection of objects related to it.
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TV drama has almost entirely lost its sense of brevity and its economy of storytelling, to the degree that when a show has episodes that don't run over 50 minutes, it's something critics will point out.
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But very little of what I tried felt substantive and polished the way that Chronos or EVE: Valkyrie do, whether the issue was underdeveloped gameplay, awkward glitches, a confusing interface, rough art design, or simple brevity.
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Here's hoping the next Zelda focuses more on the intricate, dangerous dungeons that previous titles did — everyone loved Breath of the Wild, but the most common criticism was the brevity and scarcity of its big dungeons.
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The 140 character limit may have come to symbolize brevity as a general guiding principle, but for users of the smartphone apps, third-party clients, or web UI, it hasn't been technically meaningful for many years.
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For the sake of brevity, we'll focus on his options in World Series of Fighting, Rizin Fighting Federation, One Championship, and Bellator MMA—probably the only organizations that can come anywhere close to affording him anyway.
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Those representatives and senators who identify and appeal to the preferences of many niche constituencies, remember the rule of repetition, and the beauty of brevity, stand the best chance of joining the 116th Congress next January.
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I was forced to read Robert Frost as a schoolboy and understood poetry to be metaphoric musing; Kaur's young readers want to engage with her work, and will expect a poetry of brevity and brute feeling.
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" Despite her fervent opposition to the Vietnam War, Fonda had opted for brevity when she won best actress for "Klute" in 1972: "There's a great deal to say and I'm not going to say it tonight.
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Techies like Zuckerberg are all about efficiency, and a 6,000-word braindump isn't the most efficient way to sway opinion -- as President Donald Trump has shown on Twitter, brevity is the path to America's hearts and minds.
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The smart brevity on last night's 13-page sentencing memo for former national security adviser Michael Flynn, in which Robert Mueller recommends no jail time because Flynn was so helpful: First: The good stuff is all redacted!
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Check out our Apple News channel for the latest smart brevity on politics, tech, business, science and the future of work, and click here to subscribe to our free morning newsletter, Axios AM. Situational awareness: Republican Sen.
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Despite the brevity of the time he had to prepare, Luque made the most of this opportunity, flattening his foe with a first-round left hook, and polishing him off with a wild series of ground strikes.
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They are also something like the entries in an encyclopedia, since what they promise, above all else, is brevity and edification; for the same reason, they are something like CliffsNotes, which likewise offer a shortcut to knowledge.
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But perhaps what makes Bezos' letter stand out is its brevity (it's much shorter than Buffet's or Dimon's) and consistent focus on long-term values, like keeping a beginner's mindset through what he calls "Day 1" companies.
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As a small player in this recent uprising and as a product of generations of fierce women, I recognize the potential brevity of this moment and don't want us to squander it with only rage and pain.
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For the sake of brevity, we limited this list to US companies with generalized enterprise business tech and did not include B2B companies that target specific needs of specific industries, such autonomous vehicles or the finance industry.
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In our conversation below (which has been edited for clarity and brevity), he describes the changing economics of online advertising that reward the largest websites while starving out smaller ones, but also how users can buck this trend.
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Oddly enough, it wasn't until the band members were in their 2000s that they would record their fastest song to date; clocking in at 21 seconds, I Hate Music's "Staying Home" is a proper throwback to hardcore's brevity.
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Though many songs on the record linger around the two-minute mark, their brevity allows Mitski to experiment—to throw up an idea, let it perforate the air, then move onto the next without anything ever feeling jarring.
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The only aspect of the Truckers' performance in Kentucky that appeared controversial was its relative brevity, as mandated by the Moontower Music Festival: barely an hour, or roughly the length of one of the Truckers' more fiery encores.
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While many Democrats publicly lauded Mueller's testimony, some privately expressed disappointment in the brevity of his answers and the lack of a big moment that would have shifted the electorate's sentiment on whether Trump was guilty of obstruction.
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While on the surface this might suggest a forced attempt at crossover, the results speak for themselves, pairing an intuition for brevity and intensity with carefully programmed collages of noise, foley sound effects, and blisteringly pent-up beats.
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The result is an artifact, elegant in its brevity: a work of art repurposed from another work of art that speaks to the moment and shows dancers performing, yes, but also just being themselves in their private spaces.
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What today's change makes clear is that the future of the service is a cluttered one, and the site's users will just have to get used to brevity and verbosity occupying the same space at the same time.
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He doesn't point out, likely for brevity, that YouTube has more daily users even than Facebook, and that 2380 hours of new video — more than the total run of M.*A*S*H — is uploaded to it every minute.
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Axios media trends expert Sara Fischer has the smart brevity on how Fortnite became a global sensation: Fortnite was first released by its parent company, North Carolina-based Epic Games, in early 227 as a console and desktop game.
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The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina is commonly abbreviated to CAOS for brevity, but if the world were perfect and CAOS were a show that revolved solely around its most interesting character, that acronym could easily stand for something else.
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Blades of Chinese leeks, also known as garlic chives, emerge from the wok still crisp, the brevity of the heat just enough to soften their heady flavor (the punch of eating garlic cloves straight, with the edges smoothed out).
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There is a place and a time in a democracy for long speeches and treatises, but in a political system based on the participation of all citizens, it's more often the case that brevity is the soul of wisdom.
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Mr. Uzuegbunam later reserved a place outside the school's food court, within a free-speech zone, and began "discussing the brevity of life and how all men and women have fallen short of God's commands," according to the lawsuit.
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The purpose of the lunch is to gather nominees (205 this year, 175 of whom were in attendance) for the class photo and a celebratory glass of Champagne while pleading for brevity at the podium by the eventual winners.
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For the sake of brevity, we're going to concentrate on the latest console versions from Sony and Microsoft—Nintendo doesn't support streaming of this nature and limit ourselves to streaming to devices (phones and computers) on the same local wifi network.
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While some have argued that doing so would make Twitter feel less restrictive and more likely to encourage longer conversations, others have said that Twitter's focus on brevity is its biggest differentiator, and, in fact, the very essence of its service.
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Though the video demo of the Santa Cruz Prototype was more remarkable for its brevity than what it actually showed, Oculus was offering short demos at the conference, and Mashable got a chance to take the headset for a spin.
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John Bercow, the Speaker of the House of Commons, is a classic puffed-up little man who likes to remind MPs of the importance of brevity in labyrinthine sentences that include, in no particular order, words like "sedentary", "chuntering" and "loquaciousness".
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Pnini's films may be about the passage of time, but their uncomplicated brevity harkens back to the actuality films of early cinema rather than to the more ponderous touchstones of the durational avant-garde such as Warhol, Brakhage, and Tarkovsky.
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But the hell of our political process is the brevity of so many Americans' memories and the shallowness of their engagement, which could be a final stroke of outrageously good fortune for a con man who has been too lucky already.
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Despite the book's brevity—its 256 pages contain a lot of blank space and, according to a publisher's note, clock in at less than 60,000 words—it deftly encompasses a sweeping time frame and impressive range of points of view.
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Axios has been testing the service with clients with one-year deals in the millions, sources told BI.The publisher is pitching it to big companies as a way to help them communicate internally in Axios' signature "smart brevity" style, sources said.
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"Given the brevity of this marriage and the most recent and tragic loss of his mother, Johnny will not respond to any of the salacious false stories, gossip, misinformation and lies about his personal life," a rep said in a statement.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — Secretary of State Mike Pompeo visited Afghanistan for a few hours on Monday, but the brevity and extraordinary security of the trip contrasted sharply with his upbeat assessment of a country ravaged by a 17-year-old war.
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"Dreams From My Father" explored that, and I knew, from it and from Obama's other public reflections, how much he was shaped by the brevity of his exposure to his father, who died at 46 in a car accident in Kenya.
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A moving essay on her sister-in-law's suicide is hampered by mundane musings on death and grief: "It is very hard to see the grandeur of brevity when a person's life is cut short," she writes, a bit obviously.
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Despite the brevity of these scenes, the actors establish the family's strained dynamic so adroitly that when the boy finds a wounded fugitive (Aaron Paul) and decides to nurse him back to health, we don't need to be told why.
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You've probably already read about his phone call with Prime Minister Turnbull: the brevity of the exchange; President Trump's rejection of a deal that would bring up to 1,250 refugees to the U.S. from Australia's detention centers in Manus and Nauru.
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But while many people who take up high-intensity interval training report being pleased by the workouts' brevity, they often also say that the intensity is not fun for them, which, over the long term, could discourage them from continuing.
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While Mr. Previn's songs thrived on the tension between brevity and expansive lyricism, here the contrast was between the soft-spoken reticence of Ms. Shaw's music and the high-wattage glamour — Vivienne Westwood gowns and all — of Ms. Fleming's performance style.
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I have written many times about the health, fitness and brevity benefits of high-intensity interval training, which typically involves a few minutes — or even seconds — of strenuous exertion followed by a period of rest, with the sequence repeated multiple times.
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The teen who worried about school shootings and the moderator who pleaded for brevity — who conspicuously collected her purse and left in the middle of Biden's final answer only to return minutes later and find him still going — were among the youngest there.
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Brendan Loper's cartoons make quick satire of buyers in the commercial art world with the brevity and wit of a New Yorker illustration — and truth be told, he is a freelance cartoonist for the magazine, in addition to working in David Zwirner's warehouse.
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Furthermore, while there will always be the "fat fingers" problem with simple unintentional typos, many of these spelling variants are intentional; for brevity, stylistic or emphasis purposes, texters deviate from standard spellings with acronyms, shortened/simplified versions of words and even lengthened variations.
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"Given the brevity of this marriage and the most recent and tragic loss of his mother, Johnny will not respond to any of the salacious false stories, gossip, misinformation and lies about his personal life," a Depp representative said Thursday, according to People.
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"Given the brevity of this marriage and the most recent and tragic loss of his mother, Johnny will not respond to any of the salacious false stories, gossip, misinformation and lies about his personal life," his rep told PEOPLE in a statement.
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Though it does in fact run through the entire structure of a regular pop song, it only does so once rather than twice or three times, its brevity addicting rather than frustrating (he almost nailed this with Camp's orchestral interlude "Letter Home").
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The tagline is spelled out in elegant serif across two lines, despite its brevity: It feels like a gimmick, but F90 and other couriers of this nature are likely to proliferate as the new iteration of fast fashion—an upgrade, if you will.
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At first blush, Bouquet appears lively and spirited, but upon closer look, several of the flowers are shriveling and bending away from light, reminding the viewer of mortality, the brevity of beauty, and that 'still life' is not really still at all.
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" A representative for Depp told People magazine: "Given the brevity of this marriage and the most recent and tragic loss of his mother, Johnny will not respond to any of the salacious false stories, gossip, misinformation and lies about his personal life.
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Partly because of that, "partner," like "domestic partners," has long been a way for LGBTQ couples to describe their significant others when "husband" or "wife" wasn't technically accurate and "boyfriend" or "girlfriend," with their associations of playfulness, youth, and brevity, felt too trivial.
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Its extreme brevity (a mere 138 pages) suggests an ambition to join the company of those swift, spare thrillers that deploy a diagrammatic precision and economy of detail to uncannily powerful effect (Josephine Hart's "Damage" and Tim Krabbé's "The Vanishing" come to mind).
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The bottom line: Our subject matter experts will serve our audience in four principal ways: Smart Brevity: We aim to be wise, helpful and efficient in all we do, telling you what's new and why it matters on these topics in real time.
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Then the fight with Kimura happened, in all its brevity: When Bennett backflips off the ropes and stumbles and keeps going, he's like a little kid off his ADHD meds, sucking down Pixy Stix and running into the wall when he should be in bed.
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Put all of it together, and it's as if brevity, a change in case, a lack of makeup, or a long, swelling sigh can all somehow make atonement seem more authentic—but these days, the illusion doesn't seem to be fooling people too much.
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Men are paid a fixed rate per scene based on their reputation (gay male porn has a separate pay scale that, for sake of brevity, isn't explored in this story), while women earn different wages based on their star power and the sex act.
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What ended up happening is that the app attracted a community who took to the list-making format as a form of self-expression — something that fit in between the brevity of using Twitter and the sometimes longer blog posts found on sites like Medium.
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Barcelona is bound to play home to number of [for brevity, let's just call it] "Android Go" launches this week, but ZTE's Tempo Go will have the distinction of being the first such handset to launch in the U.S. when it debuts next month.
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"Smart brevity" is the phrase that we use, and that is that we can give you the big ideas, the things you need to do, but in an iPhone screen or in a "what it means" graph instead of making you dig it out.
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Neither brevity nor palatability are concepts that particularly interest Mr. van Hove, who delivered an explosive, disconcerting adaptation of Luchino Visconti's 1969 film "The Damned," set in the early days of the Third Reich, at the Park Avenue Armory in New York in July.
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It takes the best of Twitter (brevity, as videos can be a maximum of 22 seconds but most are much shorter) and YouTube (the ability to see someone's face as they're speaking to you) and adds the ability to go viral with virtually zero followers.
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Schroeder gave In Sight this account of his experience with the orangutans (it has been lightly edited for brevity): It begins with a rescue in the jungle, actually a rubber plantation, where I quickly discover the number of people involved in saving just one orangutan.
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Despite the tiny population of 229,700 inhabitants and the brevity of the region's high season, which lasts from December through March, there are at least 30 international art galleries between St. Moritz and the municipality of Sent, providing an enlightening alternative for après-ski.
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Painting a very broad brush for the sake of brevity, the federal government viewed its role in transit funding as supporting those capital expenses that wouldn't get done otherwise, although a small amount of money was made available for keeping service stable in some cities.
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But when one considers that the most recent English translation of the 11th century text, The Tale of Genji, runs to 1300 pages, Melissa McCormick's new illustrated supplement, The Tale of Genji: A Visual Companion (2018, Princeton University Press), is the soul of brevity.
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"Given the brevity of this marriage and the most recent and tragic loss of his mother, Johnny will not respond to any of the salacious false stories, gossip, misinformation and lies about his personal life," a rep for the actor said in a statement to PEOPLE.
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Thanks to his work at Politico, Mike Allen has been described as "The Man the White House Wakes Up To." But he left the site last year and teamed up with Politico's Jim VandeHei to launch Axios, a media startup that combines brevity with real reporting.
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But Mr. Christie expressed no regrets about the brevity of his return to New Jersey for the snowstorm, and stood by his dismissive response to a voter who suggested Monday night that he had returned to campaigning too quickly as his state recovered from the storm.
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But this also effectively means Snapchatters can now get away with sixty-second posts (six 10-second clips captures continuously and posted in sequence), which will change the audience experience and could prove a fundamental shift for Snapchat's focus on brevity depending on how it's used.
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In the interest of brevity, I'll say that the show is a sci-fi gem about a world secretly ruled by dueling artificial superintelligences known as the Machine (which is on the side of the show's heroes) and Samaritan (which is on the side of their enemies).
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This interview has been edited for brevity and clarity Correction (5/12/17): An earlier version of this story said that Craig Miller worked for GMHC when he came up with the idea for AIDS Walk, but in fact, he was not employed by the organization.
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This interview has been edited for brevity and clarity **Updated November 24, 2017 3:02 pm EST: Due to a reporting error, a previous version of this story incorrectly stated that the number of military personnel in Honduras at 50,000 when the more accurate number is 15,000.
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An inescapable presence in our Ohio home, Rumi was the annoying elder who forever tested the limits of my Persian hospitality, challenging my limited Farsi with his antiquated medieval verse and dismissing my American hunger for brevity with his seemingly endless collections of rhyming couplets and quatrains.
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In a fully fictional series this plotting problem is easily solved by simply writing a shorter narrative, but when a topic as broad and complex as the 34-year reign of Russia's last female ruler is condensed into four hours, the brevity is harder to justify.
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Cohen himself was never charged with insider trading, and the brevity of his ban sparked immediate speculation about when, not if, he would open a hedge fund after the order expired — not least of all because SAC delivered astonishing annual returns of 29 percent for 21 years.
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But in the interest of brevity, I'm going to leave most of it to Vulture's Kathryn VanArendonk, who wrote my very favorite piece on this topic, and to Joanna Robinson at Vanity Fair, who touched on how both the books and the show have handled this idea.
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He does caution readers at the beginning that he'll be "giving great philosophers shorter shrift than they deserve, and simplifying issues for the sake of brevity," but what he leaves them with is a nuance-free narrative that dismisses counterarguments and distorts 3,500 years of history.
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On Tuesday afternoon, Twitter — a social network born out of the conceit of 140-character brevity — announced it would expand its character limit to 20163 characters for all users, in nearly all languages (except Chinese, Japanese, and Korean, which already allow users to say more using fewer characters).
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Why it matters: Directed and produced by Emmy winner Matthew O'Neill (HBO's "Baghdad ER") and Perri Peltz (HBO's "Remembering the Artist Robert De Niro, Sr."), "Axios on HBO" season two will include a unique mix of breaking news content, exclusive interviews and short profiles, all delivered in Smart Brevity.
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In a screengrab of a statement written in iOS notes, Dorsey stated that the 140-character limit on Twitter was only implemented to make tweets fit into SMS messages, but noted that he now loves it and doesn't want to "lose that feeling," of creativity and brevity. pic.twitter.
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Axios' plan is also to eventually expand its editorial product outside the US.Axios CEO Jim VandeHei said Drumond's mandate was to continue to expand Axios' mostly ad-based business in the near term and, in the longer term, take its speed-read formula, which it calls "smart brevity," international.
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For me, though, the growing culinary appeal of the Norwegian capital isn't best defined by Michelin — where the dominant DNA is Gallic gastronomic refinement — but rather a delectable local food culture that's based on the country's spectacular seafood and produce, amped up by the brevity of its growing season.
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Andy Beshear, a Democrat, who restored voting rights for people who have completed prison terms for nonviolent felonies TODAY'S NUMBER 988 This would be a new number to reach the National Suicide Prevention hotline -- similar in brevity and memorability to 911 -- under a proposal unanimously approved by the FCC.
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Triptych films can be hard to pull off — you need a strong central idea around which each of the three stories can revolve, and your audience needs to feel as if all three stories are connected in some way without getting frustrated by the brevity of each story.
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"Alone it stood, if not crooked at any rate somewhat rakish, stuck on a landscape of such stunning red and gold grandeur that its life could be only a matter of brevity, a beetle of brown boards and tarpaper roof waiting for metamorphosis," she wrote of Capricorn in her autobiography.
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He didn't want a bagel, so I led him into the living room, where I offered him a straight-backed chair, a white oak Shaker knockoff I'd made myself, an extraordinarily uncomfortable thing that gave its occupant the feeling of enduring an inquisition while insuring the brevity of a visit.
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Given the dense bamboo thicket that limits visual contact in most panda habitats and the brevity of panda mating season — females ovulate just once a year and can conceive for only a few days — the pandas' ability to perceive the bleat is critical to reproduction among this once-endangered species.
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For the sake of brevity we're not going to give you an exhaustive list of every single app you can run on these devices—assume that you can get Netflix, Hulu, YouTube, Plex, HBO, Showtime and all the other common video-playing apps up on these devices unless we tell you otherwise.
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We first had to sit through Jimmy Kimmel offering winners a jet ski and a trip to Lake Havasu in the interest of brevity in their speeches, as well as the host dragging a bunch of stars across the street to disrupt a screening of A Wrinkle in Time with hot dog canons.
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And it was a week bookended by Olivier Theyskens's return to the runway under his own name, after a 15-year hiatus — and by Justin O'Shea's departure from Brioni less than six months after his appointment (a tenure rivaled in its brevity only by Lindsay Lohan's 2009 turn at the house of Ungaro).
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Instead of the maddening and beautiful brevity that made the site worth using, our timelines are about to be clogged by thick blocks of text from self-righteous nerds who need 30 adverbs to scream about how social justice warriors and/or Russian hacking ruined the latest brain-dead superhero blockbuster and their childhoods.
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His military experience has been a long-running campaign theme — nearly all of Buttigieg's TV ads flash a picture of him in fatigues — but the subject also throws one potential weakness into sharp relief: the brevity of his national security experience, and his generally short resume compared to others in the 2020 presidential field.
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While in Rome crimson flowers were frequently employed for funerals, especially those blooms that lose petals speedily as a reminder of life's brevity, red later evoked the eternal life and holy blood of Christ through the vermilion dress of cardinals and the Pope, although red has now faded from his garb into a papal white.
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When Houston's death and, subsequently, their daughter's death, are covered in the final 30 minutes of the series, they're treated with sensitivity but also with jarring brevity compared to the amount of screentime spent on sex and orgy scenes and other life moments meant to signal that our sympathies should lie with Brown and no one else.
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Her brand of pin-able prose (sample line: "I love myself more than I loved the idea of an 'us'") and emotional transparency (she often posts screen grabs of her girlfriends' breakup text messages) appeals to a social media generation that expresses their hopes and fears through the brevity of Instagram posts and political T-shirts.
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Plus, for brevity purposes, we've counted out smartwatches, but don't forget the likes of the Apple Watch, the Moto 360, and just about every other model on the market that can track your snoozing as well as telling the time—provided you don't mind going to bed each night with a watch strapped to your wrist.
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Or, if you're not into the whole brevity thing: "Help, I'm a teenage girl coming into my own as a sexual creature, while also turning into a literal creature who transforms into a deadly animal/can control objects with my mind / has an all-consuming hunger for human flesh / bites dudes' junk off with my vagina" (circle where applicable).
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Trump talked with Putin three times during the APEC summit in Vietnam but the significance of the encounters outweighs their brevity: Afterward, Trump said he was done confronting Putin over his country's election meddling, telling reporters that the inquiries are insulting to the Russian leader and hurting the United States' ability to work with the country.
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While Aesop did not work his magic expressly with young audiences in mind, the pithy, visually arresting narrative mode he left his indelible mark on has proved a good match for the children's picture book, a genre that likewise thrives on brevity and the wish to reveal the essences of things in their clearest possible form.
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Modest only in its brevity, just 116 pages including the index, On Modern Beauty is an extraordinarily ambitious, almost entirely successful commentary, one of those rare revelatory art history books that opens your eyes, and, it can be said, a real page-turner, a clichéd phrase that only applies very rarely, in my experience, to art history writing.
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But though she certainly is a pop icon, her significance has been muted by the brevity of her career (she died, at 27, in 1970), which was preceded by years of dues-paying; by the way she died (heroin overdoses leave an unextinguishable taint); and by her bawdy, good-time, overly accessible image, which obscured her serious side.
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It was this, combined with their relative brevity, that seemed to endear her work to a broad public, including clerics, who quoted it in their sermons; poetry therapists, who found its uplifting sensibility well suited to their work; composers, like Ronald Perera and Augusta Read Thomas, who set it to music; and celebrities like Laura Bush and Maria Shriver.
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In a series of now-deleted tweets (is there any sweeter or more salacious way to start a sentence in the year 2017, by the way?), preserved for brevity by the good people at Rolling Stone Adams came for *deep breath*— Hammond and Hammond's dad: This makes me sad because as we have already clarified, Albert Hammond Sr.
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This interview has been edited for brevity and clarity VICE Impact launched the Vote Now campaign to shed light on what's working and what's not with the electoral system and to support of the American Civil Liberties Union's (ACLU) Let People Vote effort, which aims to give people who have have served their time the right to vote and better reintegrate into society.
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He may, like most writers, aspire to aphorism ("envy being best understood as empathy gone wrong"), but, by the nature of its brevity, aphorism is evidence-free, and what Amis enjoys most—outside those priestly moments of Bellow recitation—is offering the proof of things: opening up the patient, putting the organs on the table, and taking a poke at the evidence.
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In 1989, the John Birch Society moved its headquarters to Appleton, Wisconsin, the hometown of Senator Joseph McCarthy, a fact usually mentioned with just-sayin' brevity in histories of the J.B.S. Reporting from the time of the move, however, indicates that the choice of a new location derived from its proximity to the business enterprises of the society's C.E.O. at the time, G. Allen Bubolz.
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They lull you and please you while they also — very quietly — deal in rough and disturbing matters: our connection with, but also alienation from, nature; the temporariness of our creations (and also our own brevity) in relation to nature and the huge scale of time; our frequent wariness of and isolation from others; our aptitude for sheer joy but frequent experience of consternation and loss.
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The Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which chooses the nominations and winners every year, are typically a fickle and strange bunch when it comes to their choices (as we'll assuredly get into more detail about below)—but the Globes have also come to be an oft-reliable bellwether when it comes to what will get highlighted by awards season's Big Kahuna, the Academy Awards (Oscars, if you're into the whole brevity thing).
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But in January, Dorsey walked that back a bit and praised the 140 limit — originally implemented so that tweets could fit within SMS messages — as a "beautiful constraint" He vowed that Twitter would "never lose" the creativity, brevity, and speed necessitated by the character limit, even as it continues looking into new ways for users to express themselves more thoroughly beyond "tweetstorms" and screenshots of the iPhone's Notes app.
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The entire essay is available at the Internet Archive, and Howard introduces the necessity of categorizing the clouds directly: In order to enable the Meteorologist to apply the key of Analysis to the experience of others, as well as to record his own with brevity and precision, it may perhaps be allowable to introduce a Methodical nomenclature, applicable to the various forms of suspended water, or, in other words, to the Modifications of Cloud.
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Reading passages from the Nick Adams stories published originally in relatively obscure literary reviews, one is overwhelmed by how so little produces so much—how the brevity, far from being taciturn or severe, is matchlessly eloquent in its evocation of the pleasures of the senses and of the feeling of place, as in the famous description of a trout stream in Michigan from the 1925 story "Big Two-Hearted River": Nick looked down into the pool from the bridge.
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Remember, as the saying almost goes: brevity is the central plank and the essential ingredient and the main thing of what people tend to call 'wit,'" "The shorter the story, the more it needs to be structured as a set-up and a punch-line or twist, like Tim Vine's beautiful joke: "Crime in multi-storey car parks — that is wrong on so many different levels" (fans of Tip 1 might suggest losing the word 'different').
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What we do is take the smart brevity format and use it both to narrate and narrow what's out there so that if you're trying to catch up on tech or catch up on business, you know that when you come to us, you're gonna see the best of what's out there, including our own reporting and insights, and we'll point you to a reporter like yourself who owns their lane and that is worthy of your time.
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