It was made by Design Displacement Group, not by Design Displacement Studio.
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Whether by accident or by design, and I'm pretty sure it was by design, David basically invented a kind of nightlife that hadn't existed before.
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This calls for security-by-design and privacy-by-design, which may also have a significant impact on the architecture and the in-vehicle electronics.
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Another major change incoming via GDPR is 'privacy by design' no longer being just a nice idea; privacy by design and privacy by default become firm legal requirements.
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Praised by design nerds — and people who enjoyed using Facebook ad-free The app was praised by design nerds (and people who enjoyed using Facebook without seeing any ads).
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Privacy by design: Privacy by design is not about data protection, but rather about a systemic approach in which services can be rendered without the transfer of personal data.
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The White House is now a disaster ... by design.
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That is, in a way, by design — Russia's design.
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But the effect — by design — is exactly the same.
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But, again, this is all by design — get Trump!
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Biden is fuzzier and gooier than that — by design.
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It was never really by design, the way it worked.
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Understanding how the laws work is super complicated — by design.
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"This was by design a very simple integration," says Brody.
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And it certainly bears mentioning, this is entirely by design.
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In games, the heroes are left somewhat blank by design.
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The 2017 Spectre x2 is foremost a tablet by design.
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The 2017 Spectre x0003 is foremost a tablet by design.
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But the lack of specifics may be partly by design.
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As a primetime soap, Empire is, by design, A Lot.
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They often act in concert, whether by design or coincidence.
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The politics of outrage, by design, drain us of passion.
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The proposal is bold, but Warren says it's by design.
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But that rating is already somewhere in there by design.
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Marimekko has long been coveted and collected by design fans.
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Ballot machines are, by design, not easy things to hack.
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The trend for privacy by design is about to begin.
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It's not a huge piece of this game, by design.
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Everything happens smoothly and with minimal human interaction by design.
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Some are developing products and services using Privacy by Design.
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That's an unusual combination of roles, and that's by design.
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By design, it looks a lot like a lightning bug.
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Cartoons were not part of the original show, by design.
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Pridefest is corporate by design, a neutered representation of queerness.
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Pinterest hasn't always made headlines, and that's been by design.
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If the team's lodging seems standoffish, that is by design.
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The room is anything but crowded, but that's by design.
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"By design, they're the hardest attackers to discover," said Borgia.
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And small states dominate the United States Senate, by design.
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If this sounds a little unfair, well, it's by design.
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This rash of radically unconstitutional bills is appearing by design.
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At two hours, the documentary is overstuffed, possibly by design.
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The magic happens, by design, wherever the playwright isn't pointing.
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The foremost is patience: Constitutional mechanisms work slowly by design.
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This, like every aspect of VR World, is by design.
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By design a movement requires a criteria that is exclusionary.
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The 23DS, while great, was a technical underachiever by design.
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Disposable by design but, it turns out, not literally disposable.
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This makes clear that our communities are divided by design.
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As for the feral detective, he's an enigma by design.
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But this is by design, according to CEO Mike Radenbaugh.
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American politics, by design, has never perfectly followed public opinion.
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Party's backend is a bit of a chimera by design.
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CEO Brown has been insistent that this is by design.
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Stephen Colbert pointed out that that might be by design.
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Modern trade agreements pit workers against one another by design.
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None of this was by design but it feels appropriate.
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Members of Congress are supposed to be questioned by design.
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"The charge is extremely narrow and that's by design," said Chesney.
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Nobody is yet sure whether this is by design or not.
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That was by design and didn't work out in Washington's favor.
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It's not a $200 or $300 laptop and that's by design.
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It was unlike anything Graham had ever done — and by design.
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Sometimes, the trio end up co-operating, if not by design.
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"This is by design to ensure fairness and objectivity," Crowell wrote.
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By design, people have pretty much no choice but to dance.
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By design, it loses more money the more people use it.
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It is seen constrained by design problems at aerospace giant Boeing.
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Trump's intentions for North Korea have remained uncertain, partly by design.
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Campsite cookery is simple by design: Add boiling water, then serve.
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Many other projects won't see daylight, but that's partly by design.
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Ted Cruz had a quiet night in New Hampshire by design.
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It sounds simple, and it is, but that was by design.
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These love models often require more communication and compassion by design.
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That's by design, says Ripley MacDonald, Amazon's Director of Student Programs.
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Trump's statements on matters of public policy are, by design, vague.
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For example, adopting a privacy by design and by default approach.
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Otherworldly though it is by design, inevitably visitors find the familiar.
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There are no buttons or dials on the screen by design.
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Now, Macs are notoriously hard to upgrade, and that's by design.
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But legal experts contend that's neither privacy by design nor default.
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Yet these days, this could all be very much by design.
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It's not easy, and it's not autonomous — but that's by design.
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It also means rearchitecting systems to bake in privacy by design.
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That means that by design, they're stretchy, form-flattering, and comfortable.
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We're guessing the black shirt's by design ... to keep us guessing.
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This shift, she told me back in 2017, is by design.
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After all, a carbon tax is, by design, an energy tax.
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It created a problem that, by design, only Apple could solve.
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To be fair, "Bob Honey" is perplexing and unquantifiable by design.
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The X-Files can't fade into obscurity, and that's by design.
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For Lil Nas, a former meme maker, this is by design.
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The partisanship in this House Republican immigration debate is by design.
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That is not to say this was not all by design.
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In fact, it appears to be a forever war by design.
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The attack was anything but random, and that was by design.
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Were statements to federal authorities also done by design and coordinated?
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And schools, by design, are in the business of cultivating growth.
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Ms. Bonino did not embark on a political career by design.
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Apple is also trying to build technology that's private by design.
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By design, that's usually a pretty major moment in the series.
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Again, this was mostly by design, but it was too much.
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In their rebuttal, House Democrats say this omission is by design.
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But by design, that move left the Supreme Court filibuster untouched.
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That lack of a public presence was, of course, by design.
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It is by design by members of Congress and their staff.
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Things get complicated, though they never deepen, which seems by design.
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That, said Mr. Reiner, who created the series, was by design.
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They should build products and services that respect privacy by design.
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By design, they rarely generate much in the way of news.
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The result is products and research that are biased by design.
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"Waterfront Toronto released a statement claiming it "has great respect for Dr. Cavoukian and Privacy by Design," and said it "recognizes and respects the obligation to adhere to Canadian privacy laws, which go beyond Privacy by Design.
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Safe, accessible housing remains a luxury for the privileged few—by design.
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An Apple spokesperson told Mashable it's not a bug, but by design.
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The citizenship question may have been added to suppress turnout, by design.
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Nate and Jeremiah By Design airs Saturdays at 9/8c on TLC.
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For one thing, the European law requires privacy by design and default.
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Trump Rising is funny, but it's also scary and that's by design.
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We can break down the barriers that have divided us by design.
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By design the medium agitates because the platform exists to trade attention.
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By design, tablets are thin devices with a lot of surface area.
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The first reactor, delayed by design flaws, eventually went live in 24.7.
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Watch Nate & Jeremiah By Design on Saturdays at 9/8C on TLC.
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There are only cops present at our program, and that's by design.
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And I think it's done by design to try to dampen turnout.
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Better Health By Design: Making Healthcare Tech More Usable, Understandable And Profitable
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To the extent that Trump's comments were false, it was by design.
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Twitter, by design, lets politicians trade potshots and circumvent traditional media channels.
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R&D projects, by design, are updated and even deprecated over time.
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"This is why we call DRM media and devices defective by design."
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Yet by design, they're kept from realizing their futile fate as playthings.
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The Design ToolKit, created by design firm Hyperakt and available through PeteforAmerica.
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By design, many virtual reality games require a lot of flailing around.
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Pressure combined with unachievable objectives is a path to confrontation, by design.
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Unfortunately, and likely by design, the card does not carry price protection.
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The liberty we cherish in America occurs by design, not by accident.
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The gym itself at E seems surprisingly sparse, but that's by design.
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Greenberg, by design, was seemingly formless—a character roaming, in a way.
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Inside linebacker is an area the Packers have ignored almost by design.
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Goh's parents from Indonesia — inspired by design themes from Four Seasons Hotels.
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Can we shift from unintended global warming to managing climate by design?
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Many internet of things (IOT) devices, she described, are unpatchable by design.
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By design, Juno cartwheels as it flies, which helps stabilize the spacecraft.
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But unity — like a big July watermelon — is by design best shared.
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But Birdsell defended the commission, arguing the high bar is by design.
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It was an admission of defeat not by design, but by culture.
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If this whole "Nunes memo" controversy is confusing you, that's by design.
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There isn't an extensive feature list for Later, and that's by design.
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They are not quantum like me, they are more basic by design.
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This may be by design, the idea being to keep tables turning.
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Claire is a fascinating character, sometimes by design and sometimes by implication.
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That's by design, and it creates a constant feed of generative precarity.
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It would be naïve to suggest that this was totally by design.
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And historically, by design, most people — around 75 percent — get a refund.
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Life in the lower enlisted ranks is rough and dehumanizing by design.
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Even MSCHF isn't quite sure what that will be, though, by design.
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But the voice of this first-person story is, by design, Alex's.
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Apparently, the opacity around the COVID-19 virus has been by design.
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As a basic rule, you want things to be simple by design.
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For the negotiators of the Paris agreement, this was all by design.
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Little people are, by design, oblivious to the cruelty of the world.
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The bricks, by design, are meant to be used again and again.
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Some were destroyed, no doubt, by accident as well as by design.
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These and other projects have generally been well received by design professionals.
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Kirchner, it is a conflict that, by design, keeps her in power.
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"A one-two punch if you will — by design," the aide said.
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If Leicester was a wonderful accident, Nice's metamorphosis is entirely by design.
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This issue is that by design walkouts often interfere with school operations.
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Booker, whether by design or not, hasn't broken through much of late.
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The American policy on Taiwan and China is already ambiguous by design.
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It was a bumpy path, with progress both by design and serendipity.
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This is a big space, and the representation, by design, is vast.
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The political declaration, because it's vague by design, would make this feasible.
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Pichai says that's by design, and that both kinds of AI are necessary.
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The Context event, created to fill the void, was lower key by design.
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In other words, the kernel can do everything on your computer by design.
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The thing you can't do is browse the web, and that's by design.
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But, by design, it will never be remembered as a call to unity.
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But the dandelion seed was just acting by design, sprouting wherever it could.
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Ernst, meanwhile, cited her schedule -- saying the small, rural events are by design.
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It's an incestuous community by design, so when the community gathers, awkwardness reigns.
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But the job is, at least in its contemporary incarnation, outsized by design.
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I wish I had read Pauline Black's autobiography Black by Design back then.
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That the attack didn't do more significant damage appears to be by design.
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We are still afraid of women, who just might be monsters by design!
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The biggest perhaps is a unikernal is by design a single isolated entity.
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That is by design, so keys can't be easily duplicated and used elsewhere.
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Emergency Contact is little more than a sweet, breezy, epistolary romance by design.
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China slowly conquers yet we believe we're still at peace; that's by design.
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By design, it did no "social engineering," as they say on the right.
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And it leaves everything in Overwatch feeling like a boring stalemate by design.
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But Mattis shrinking from the media limelight is by design, Wilson told me.
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They are restructured to accommodate modern lifestyles by design intellect and aesthetic sensibilities.
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You may not know much about her personal life — and that's by design.
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The tracks seem more song-structured this time around, was that by design?
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Apple's Live Photos are, by design, something most people don't really think about.
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Send, it says, is "Private By Design," which means all files are protected.
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But that feeling can be both healed and exacerbated by design, he added.
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Others function independently from the rest of Alphabet, which is mostly by design.
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This is by design, says Pete D'Alessandro, the head of Sanders' Iowa campaign.
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By design, a sequestered jury has only limited access to the outside world.
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By design, all roads to an understanding over Syria currently lead to Moscow.
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It also looks horrible from a GDPR "privacy by design and default" standpoint.
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That's by design: Bay has said multiple times that his motive was apolitical.
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Those by design have to be inviting and compelling experiences for the public.
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HHS has grown to fill this void, not by design but by default.
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By design, fandangos are communal and are not the place for prima donnas.
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The increase in his shot attempts in the playoffs has been by design.
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That said, I wouldn't call the story straightforward, though that's largely by design.
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This is, of course, by design: The migrants leave behind hardly a trace.
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Kim has achieved this position of strength not by chance but by design.
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British Columbia growers also are playing a long game – but not by design.
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The commission's choices were unlikely to provoke strong opposition, which was by design.
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That's great and all, but Snapchat, by design, is a visual-first app.
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But by default (and by design), it is not as secure as iMessage.
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It is, both by design and in practice, a tool of workplace management.
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By chance or by design, a white cloth rests on a tiled floor.
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The country has moved forward (and backward) not by design but in tumult.
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All of Mark's shows feel bigger than life, and this is by design.
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Wilder's Wonka was by design unpredictable, but meticulously planned out by the actor.
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But who exactly would be the house when cryptocurrencies are decentralized by design?
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Canada, a slow-by-design federal government means that all policy changes must
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Probably the roundest, smoothest, weirdest example of cuteness by design is the Minion.
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As all tiny houses are narrow by design, living spaces can be cramped.
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That's by design: Optional seat "assignments" are a big source of airline revenue.
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By design, the U.S.C./LAT poll is stuck with the respondents it has.
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And sort of by design — this is how it was meant to scale.
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According to the magazine, though, it was not by design, but by accident.
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He was officially limited in practice, but Garrett said that was by design.
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That may be by design — since Democrats are split by dueling political incentives.
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I keep contradicting myself in this section because Westworld, by design, contradicts itself.
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Sunday Service, by design, rises and falls on the power of the group.
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By design, the first words our children heard earthside were mine, welcoming them.
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"But none of those things are possible within Europe – by design," she added.
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Yet, we now know that there was considerable leaking — very likely by design.
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By design, the rule has made trading on Wall Street far less interesting.
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This double function — a mood log and a habit tracker — is by design.
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It was considered crass, demeaning and sexually suggestive — which it was, by design.
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This is by design, of course — it is the price of intimate access.
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Most of us don't read the print before accepting — and that's by design.
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Masters nostalgia may be unlimited, but Masters supply is by design severely restricted.
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Prosecutorial power has always been diffuse in this country, and that's by design.
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Arguably, even bigger were the messages it sent, whether by design or not.
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By design or by instinct, it's possible he's resonating more than we think.
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Not by design, but by the press of other business on the committee.
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They thought it would end by design divine, rather than human merit, though.
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And Kaine and Pence — by design — are no Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
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Women are isolated from one another — and from their own power — by design.
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But Langdon's masculine and feminine qualities were built into the character by design.
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By design, they are a party atmosphere, and I'm sure everyone at E!
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And if the contest's parameters for a winning entry sound vague, it's by design.
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In New Zealand, there is just one entrepreneur on board, but that's by design.
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Called ShieldFS, the team's innovation isn't a broad antivirus platform, but that's by design.
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By design, acts in BDSM might involve physical and/or emotional constraints and discomfort.
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In other words, whether by design or by accident, Facebook can't protect people's privacy.
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Legion, on the other hand, is laser-focused on its main character by design.
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It's private by design, you can even make it work without any internet connection.
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And that, say immigrant advocates, is by design, to discourage would-be asylum-seekers.
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"By design, we don't expect to be leading those efforts going forward," Zuckerberg said.
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And that's by design, because the iPhone 8 doesn't come with a wireless charger.
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The fact that Control doesn't explicitly tell you what to do is by design.
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However, it was retribution given on White America's terms, and was, by design, incomplete.
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Nate and Jeremiah By Design premieres Saturday, April 8 at 9/8c on TLC.
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But unlike headstones, monuments are communal by design, collective expressions of grief and remembrance.
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That is by design, to better align their interests and risk-taking with shareholders.
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It also has some pretty massive bezels, which Dell says are there by design.
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It's a question of are these other currencies too low by design, deliberately so?
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As the supply of bitcoin is limited by design, that drives up the price.
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In other words, Samsung's first truly wireless Bluetooth earbuds are niche products by design.
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The armor was made of leather rather than metal, but that was by design.
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"This is by design," Andries Van Humbeeck, co-founder and blockchain consultant at TheLedger.
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"This is not a spontaneous incident, this is something by design," he told reporters.
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It was by design to push them and to elicit genuine response for them.
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Part of that is our changing biochemistry, and part of it is by design.
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It should be noted that pop-up stores have a limited run by design.
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So, by design, the machine switched itself off and ceded control to the pilots.
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A tall order, to be sure; this is a self-flagellating exercise by design.
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People used to go to stores to buy brands on impulse or by design.
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None of them actually see results from the stunts—and this is by design.
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In short, Trump's trade war will tank the US economy, and that's by design.
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"Almost by design, it squeezes out bottom-up innovation," Handscomb said of the structure.
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Normally, following the law — which the impeachers were indeed doing — by design serves democracy.
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The puppets, by design, look noble and haggard; life on Trash Island isn't easy.
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"I like to think of it as diversifying their perspective by design," Angelelli said.
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Government needs to make sure tech companies are partners by design, and not adversaries.
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By design, this is a story you've heard before, even though it's brand new.
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The Jazz were the NBA's slowest team last year, and that was by design.
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If that all sounds similar to Smith and ESIC's position, well, that's by design.
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So I would argue that it's kind of built by design that way initially.
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The variations are crucial, of course, and thrilling, but they are minor by design.
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If the list isn't dominated by "RuPaul's Drag Race" personalities, that's perhaps by design.
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By design, there's nothing preventing you from uploading your own code to the dongle.
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More recently, Trump's trade war policies have, by design, hurt Chinese export-oriented businesses.
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All of that — the appeal, the access, the illicitness of cigarettes — was by design.
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The political analysis in this book is close to nil, but that's by design.
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"Dispensaries were a space that had never been touched by design," Ms. Stone said.
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And you need to read these pages slowly and repeatedly, though not by design.
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You can find this video and all of Vox's By Design series on YouTube.
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That is by design, and it is reinforced by the country's ruthless police state.
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The minor characters are also one-dimensional, but that seems to be by design.
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So if "Starless Dreams" inspires conflicted feelings in viewers, it may be by design.
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First, the state AG in the vast majority of states is political by design.
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Just who gets them is hard to ascertain — the arrangements are secretive by design.
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Even the service providers themselves, by design, cannot read end-to-end encrypted messages.
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Whether or not it was feminist by design, the film is feminist by default.
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Yet their latest recruiting strategy is as much out of necessity as by design.
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By design, their detonation produced waves of pressure that were highly focused and concentrated.
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That's by design, because if you hire B's, then you become a B company.
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By Design Hervé Van der Straeten transforms heavy metals into works of surprising delicacy.
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But the drop in natural gas production was partly by design, according to executives.
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They rarely hit land directly, but that is more by happenstance than by design.
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Let me ask you what might be a tricky question: Was this by design?
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I think they have become media companies by accident, not at all by design.
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But the lack of obvious connection to the comic book source may be by design.
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My file-deleting example is simple by design, but things can get much, much cooler.
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Such evaporated petrol is by design put back into the engine combustion chamber as fuel.
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Online communication—be it social media, email, or blogging—is by design, archived and indexed.
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Second, by design, the ECB has been set up as a genuinely independent supranational institution.
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If the artificial wings most closely resemble the wings of bats, that's entirely by design.
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Absent an overarching goal, some environmentalists say the initiative will, by design, fall far short.
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That's by design, according to James Felkins, a Google designer who worked on the device.
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He negotiated the first-ever "privacy by design" consent decree with the Federal Trade Commission.
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By design, districts are not agile or well-positioned to compete with upstart new schools.
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Thus, by design, each pair prevents roughly 11 plastic bottles from further harming the ecosystem.
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I'm an Aquarius by design, and that compels me to bet on the human race.
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It was clear that we have been, and in many ways remain, divided by design.
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But hardware wallets are "air gapped," meaning not connected by design, until you connect them.
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"These videos are edgy by design because we want these messages to stick," he said.
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GEORGE: WELL, I THINK THE COMMITTEE BY DESIGN IS INTENDED TO BRING FORWARD DIFFERENT VIEWS.
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"In this system, data-matching failures lead straight to debt collectors by design," Dreyfus says.
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Love Cocoa products are currently available through direct online sales only—but that's by design.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. Prisons, by design, are difficult to escape from.
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Better by design: How is tech changing the ways products are planned, produced and promoted?
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Plus, there's always the option of the drive-thru, which is pretty speedy by design.
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But whether by design or by impulse, Trump is in practice following the authoritarian playbook.
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The result is something that, by design, may always be invisible to the shoe's wearer.
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The true innovation unlocked by the smaller networks, however, is one of integration by design.
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"It's either shoddy design or it's surveillance by design," said Citizen Lab director Ron Deibert.
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This was by design, as each screening was for just one viewer at a time.
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Zanca says, via email, that the emotional disjunct was at least a little by design.
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Duo's radical simplicity is by design, says vice president of Google's communications division, Nick Fox.
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And the world of Russian oligarchs and organized crime, by design, is shadowy and labyrinthine.
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But plaques and trophies and show posters are, by design, not part of the décor.
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Criticism had always been central to the Workshop experience, and it was harsh by design.
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You'd never find it if you didn't know it was there, which is by design.
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The system is cheap by design, making what it can do all the more remarkable.
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So it's clear that Buterin wants to make Ethereum as decentralized as possible by design.
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This is by design to protect critical security information like usernames, passwords and encryption keys.
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It happened early on in a recording process that Barwick describes as "disjointed" by design.
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"Endtroducing..... in 2016 would not sound like Endtroducing..... in 96 by design," Shadow told Pitchfork.
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"True privacy by design will not happen spontaneously without incentives in the market," he adds.
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People are spending less time on Facebook — and CEO Mark Zuckerberg claims that's by design.
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Because, by design, limpets take advantage of being surrounded by water to accomplish their task.
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The problem is the law permits the development of apps that are unsafe by design.
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By design, even the headline — just three words — was minimal in relation to the images.
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"Before, the people doing impact investing were do-gooder organizations by design," Mr. Bouri said.
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There is not an incandescent personality in the group, which may well be by design.
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By design, Melchor offers little vantage beyond this world of predators and violently prejudiced prudes.
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This was not an accident or a flaw in the system; it was by design.
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By design, the unelected, largely unaccountable Supreme Court serves as a bulwark against tyrannical majorities.
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Sometimes, though, he takes advantage of the opportunity to vent, which is partly by design.
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Partisan trigger words — Democrats, Republicans, progressives, conservatives — were, by design, largely missing from the text.
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But he has not always looked the part of a stoic investigator, perhaps by design.
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Zcash had a trickier problem because the wallet and network processes are linked by design.
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Much of this is by design, which means it can be fixed with better design.
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The need-based grants exclude the likes of you; this one, by design, does not.
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On its own, the RadWagon weighs 21 lbs (2499 kg), but this is by design.
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And it's both interesting and sometimes a little dull, which seems to be by design.
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There's no doubt that "Who Is Rich?" is difficult to read, and that's by design.
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They only sound as big as they are, and soundbars, by design, are compact systems.
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"It's either shoddy design or it's surveillance by design,"said Citizen Lab director Ron Deibert.
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There's a distinct late-'70s / early-'80s vibe at work here, which is by design.
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Krebs' post on Tuesday reported that Apple said what he was observing was by design.
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In fact, The Orville isn't particularly funny at all, both by design and accidental ineptitude.
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The company wants to assure us that it's burning through enormous amounts of cash by design.
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Fallibility and the disjointed nature of processing systems will have to be built in by design.
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That is by design, not because they can't come up with any ways to make money.
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As a former senior White House official said, much of Trump's chaotic behavior was by design.
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Almost always, as if by design, these recipes take longer than the time they've been allotted.
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This is all by design, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi wrote in the company's public offering prospectus.
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By design, the boats began to sink almost immediately after taking on water, the NTSB said.
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That means they don't block outside sound all that well, and Microsoft says that's by design.
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The new phone looks almost identical to its namesake at first glance — and that's by design.
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"But by design, we don't expect to be leading those efforts going forward," he will say.
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It's by design that the film latches on to Black cultural extremism and doesn't let go.
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A safe zone is by design intended to concentrate the number of civilians in one place.
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Transparent's third season is the Amazon dramedy's messiest yet, but that's at least partially by design.
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It wasn't private by design, so when censors came along, they pushed on an open door.
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We call it 'security by design': We don't consider all apps secure in the same way.
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That's why Fairphone had to end support for its first repairable-by-design handset this summer.
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The election system is decentralized by design, with state, county and local governments all managing voting.
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Its buffet of thumbnail-size photos is, by design, bare-bones (and, not infrequently, bare-chested).
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Engineering approaches like Privacy By Design help to build systems that incorporate privacy from the outset.
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Berkus and Brent's home makeover series, Nate and Jeremiah by Design returns to TLC April 7.
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There were black and white portraits hanging in the vestibule of the Human by Design conference.
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Marvel's first female-lead superhero film Captain Marvel is already, by design, a wonderfully feminist movie.
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But by design, only the intended recipient of the message should be capable of deciphering it.
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It's a humanized, empathic approach to what is, by design, the passionless metrics of the law.
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By design, Gus is one of the most mysterious characters in the entire Bad/Saul universe.
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Or, more accurately, to the fanbase that Mordhau has attracted, whether by design or by accident.
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This is, by design, to allow politicians on Capitol Hill to move obnoxious omnibuses through Congress.
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Privacy by design is a core tenet within Google and Microsoft, as well as other organizations.
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The band's Blaze and Reid Bateh say this newfound openness was at least part by design.
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The problem is that we have a political system that enables such an outcome by design.
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The company is not yet profitable, by design, and has raised around $30 million to date.
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"But the show, by design, was conservative, and often in racist or homophobic or Islamophobic ways."
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The debate over "tax reform" has, by design, a kind of bloodless technocratic sound to it.
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Hardcore, by design, is the primal scream of outcasts, and its antagonistic nature breeds only entropy.
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There are these systematic structures in place that, by design, have locked out people of color.
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Angelyne is, or should I say was, an enigma by design, a wholly self-created entity.
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The intentional miseducation of our nation is by design and serves to maintain the status quo.
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E clubs are designed around Tier X training, and E Madison's floor is sparse by design.
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It's modular by design, too, so researchers and students can supplement their own parts and software.
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To put it plainly, dark pattern design is deception and dishonesty by design… Still sitting comfortably?
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People are quickly going to discover these new features as messaging features are viral by design.
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Lean in close, you can make out some of the details, but it's confusing by design.
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How will the Libra Network incorporate privacy by design principles in the development of its infrastructure?
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And by design, not the military officers who would be duty-bound to execute the order.
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But tariffs, by design, distort the market and inevitably drive up prices – even here at home.
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The degrees involving Epstein are closer, and the names include more highly placed figures, by design.
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"You are flying in the face of child welfare, and we're doing it by design," Rep.
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In some ways, it's hard to put Harris in box -- this, of course, is by design.
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Monetary policy can be used as a dampener on broad fiscal expansion efforts precisely by design.
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Lovingly chronicled by Design Sponge, Remodelista, Lonny and Apartment Therapy, they have become design-blog superstars.
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Penises, on the other hand, are just...out there, seemingly more easy-to-please by design.
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"The problem is that this power is so concentrated at the top — by design," said Rice.
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That was partly by necessity — the relievers were easier to acquire — but also partly by design.
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It also flavors a roster loaded with players from this mid-Atlantic corridor, and by design.
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But spidershot's return-to-center mechanic is there by design, Mackey told me over Facebook Messenger.
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That technological paradox is by design, director Denis Villeneuve recently explained in an interview with CNET.
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Is it by design that your first album is coming out during the label's 25th anniversary?
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And as the symphony ends with a lot of loose ends, it was all by design.
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By Design Aqueous abstraction meets barefoot modernism in the Brooklyn home of the couple behind Eskayel.
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It almost makes budgeting unnecessary because you spend less by design, and no longer need guidelines.
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According to David Levien, one of the creators and showrunners for the series, that's by design.
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This is by design — the project is epic and cannot be contained in any coherent fashion.
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By design, you'll always get at least the first notification, but you can prevent further disruptions.
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Rafael Feijao, Tim Kennedy and Chris Weidman all demonstrated this either by design or by accident.
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Those companies are Bloom Farms and CannaCraft, which makes Absolute Xtracts and Care By Design cartridges.
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I still remember an architect friend telling me that cities should grow "organically," not by design.
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The program, which by design has few set rules, has long been criticized for its complexity.
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That the number of people receiving food stamps would drop significantly was, of course, by design.
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The trillion-dollar question is whether the confusion is by design or simply confusion and incompetence.
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The contrast between Storm Lake and many neighboring towns is both by accident and by design.
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Beyond the financial goals, we tend to forget about living a life by design every day.
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But whether by design or happenstance, there is no question that scarcity fuels a toy's mystique.
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Ultimately, all of her divergences make the most sense if they're understood to be by design.
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When the iPhone was first introduced there was no App Store, and this was by design.
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This was not a hack, but by design: Companies affiliated with Emirati intelligence created the app.
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It's entertainment by design, the blueprint of our reality obsessions today for better or for worse.
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You see, I think the showrunners are not only plotters, they're ending-focused plotters by design.
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That the film is about virtual reality but does not use VR headsets is by design.
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Was this by design or just how things fell into place as you developed the game?
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These three characteristics — wisdom, perceptiveness, and self-possession — are irrelevant to the trolley problem, by design.
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This is partly by design, as the book is a trim and action-packed 72 pages.
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Buying something at reduced cost feels like winning a contest or gaming the system — that's by design.
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Many of the studies out there are also limited in scope or flawed and biased by design.
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"Ad auction systems are obscure by design," said Katarzyna Szymielewicz, president of the NGO in a statement.
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Its bets are spread out by design, and the company looks to continue moving in that direction.
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Customers reportedly thought CBD drinks from other coffee shops were Coffee By Design, but with higher prices.
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Simply by design, Periscope has to contend with the worst problems of both chatrooms and live video.
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The cycle of highly publicized mega-jackpots followed by a trickle of lesser winnings is by design.
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No product weeds out the simulated attacker at every technique and tactic — and that's largely by design.
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You might notice that none of those functions involve turning on Google Assistant, and that's by design.
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It's unknown whether or not this was by design based on the views of creator Boulle himself.
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Privacy by design, data minimization and the right to be forgotten are all requirements of the GDPR.
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For much decorating more wisdom, tune into Nate & Jeremiah: By Design Saturdays at 9/8c on TLC.
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It's a world of difference from earbuds like the AirPods that let in your surroundings by design.
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By design, Apple doesn't approve or know the details of the apps being deployed using enterprise certificates.
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The set of documents, by design, tells only one side of the story and omits important context.
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Unlike its larger competitors, Tumblr is by design built to facilitate genuine sharing and discussion amongst communities.
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This wearable electronic device melts to nothing if you pour vinegar on it — and that's by design.
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The Cadillac tax has been a controversial provision in Obamacare from the beginning — and almost by design.
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But the renovation drama is just the start of 'the feels' you can expect from By Design.
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The relative steadiness of our polling numbers, especially when compared with some swingier examples, is by design.
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The American election system is decentralized by design, with state, county and local governments all managing voting.
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By design, Ivanka wants to appear "soft, feminine, approachable, warm, and friendly" in these situations, Karen said.
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Though probably not by design, the ephemeral nature of the content does make a statement about sustainability.
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By the 1930s, it was being adapted to suit Ghanian tastes, not by accident, but by design.
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"Fragile by Design" tried to answer the first question by recounting the history of several nations' banks.
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Mayors by design hold almost all the cards when it comes to how the city is governed.
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Much of the ACT's growth abroad has come in the past two years, though not by design.
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It's simple by design, and there are surely many apps like it already in the App Store.
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Fifteen years later, Nokia introduced a mobile version for the 6110, program by design engineer Taneli Armanto.
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Sophie Calle, France's most famous performance artist, has undertaken some invasive (by design) projects in her time.
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It's one of those rare cases where preservation is rooted, by design, in an act of destruction.
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The more opaque part of the job is, by design, the more opaque part of the job.
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My alcohol-fueled behavior was definitely driven by nervousness, but the availability of booze is by design.
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Jordenö also recruited producers Lori Cheatle and Annika Rogell; it was, by design, an all-female affair.
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I suspect that's by design, as it forces the users to use the speaker for most tasks.
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Such actors are the agents of radical artistic change, which, by design, robs us of our complacency.
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I think the Times' metered paywall situation is pretty porous by design, and it seems to work.
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Playing as Emily feels a lot like playing as Corvo, which—according to Smith—is by design.
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It was hard to move around the Stade de France on Friday, and this was by design.
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By Design Miles Redd has made a career out of his love for custom flounce and flourish.
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In other words, any sex Dolores has with guests is nonconsensual by design, according to her programming.
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It is time to make work workable for working parents and create workplaces by design, not default.
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And as mentioned, Japanese knives are lighter by design but not inferior to their heavier Western counterparts.
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The information tags on the sleeves identify the garments primarily by fabric, and only sometimes by design.
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By Design Ireland is a country still best known for Waterford crystal, Belfast linen and Donegal tweed.
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CBS wanted him on camera Viewers got to see Fowler Sunday night and that was by design.
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By Design With subtle touches and elegant lines, Carlo Scarpa built his own legacy of modern design.
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Bitcoin has a number of problems to solve; some are by design, some have developed by accident.
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However, the splashy announcement could put pressure on a pilot program that is stretched thin by design.
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The appeal of the employer fee is that by design it guarantees that nobody's nominal costs rise.
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By design, it involves a kind of connection with the home viewer, even if an artificial one.
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The Red Parts, by design, gives a sense of a life, but not the story of one.
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American air wars are opaque by design, and we could pierce the veil only a few times.
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And both masks are disposable by design, typically discarded whenever they become too wet, dirty, or damaged.
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That may have been by design, according to a person who spoke to Mr. Trump on Tuesday.
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But it did not — by design, analysts of Kiev's tactics in the crisis say — answer those questions.
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By design, content on WhatsApp can not be monitored and moderated like it can be on Facebook.
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Things keep changing, not by design, but by just the press of other business on the committee.
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By design, safe harbors ensure that new products or services meet the requirements of existing legal regimes.
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That's by design, a maneuver it hopes will pay off in March, when tournament seedings are made.
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Members of Congress are supposed to be questioned by design, whether by reporters or by their constituents.
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And by design, the movie is something of a tease, more interested in setup than in payoff.
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Doyle's work is massive loud and often dangerous by design to challenge the emotions of the viewer.
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The worst thing about our ongoing elections mess is that part of it works this way by design.
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It was stupid by design, a plank in the 1942 Regional Plan issued by the Regional Plan Association.
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There was a clear investment in making every trigger pull feel bad, and that was explicitly by design.
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That project, overseen by design firm The Living, first surveyed the 300 employees who would be moving in.
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The algorithms themselves will, by design, stay locked in a cat-and-mouse game of outdoing each other.
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There is no off switch on the Kid Rock Hot Wing Breath Machine, and that is by design.
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This was by design, as the show's director, during the commercial break, had instructed us to do so.
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The snap photos and messages were fleeting by design, as our thoughts about one another should have been.
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I haven't read Mike Monteiro's new book Ruined by Design, so I can't say whether it's any good.
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CreditCreditDave Sanders for The New York Times VERNON, N.J. — The club evoked an air of exclusivity by design.
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Target just took affordable luxury to an entirely new level with its most recent launch, Made By Design.
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The shows are, by design, formulaic and uphold firmly traditional values — heterosexual marriage, love, ceremony, and all that.
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And some developers have cleverly made harassment impossible by design, like in the tongueless multiplayer world of Journey.
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Either by design or stroke of luck, the Terminator franchise is set up brilliantly for logically explainable reboots.
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Honestly, if you want to read about race, read a book that does so by design not artifice.
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"It isn't mysterious by design," Laura Nelson tells me in ColourPop's polished, Instagram-worthy conference room last month.
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It is a canvas on which to project your own imagery, adaptable by design, ecstatic in its orientation.
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That app, by design, targeted a limited user base – only those 21 or younger could even sign up.
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The glamour of his resort is completely different from her humble abode, and the contrast is by design.
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By design, this is what friendship boils down in Animal Crossing: the regular exchange of money and goods.
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You may remember Cortney from their Bravo show, 9 by Design, or their HGTV show, Home by Novogratz.
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Incorporating security-by-design, net worthiness and updated business models could be part of this follow-on discussion.
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By Design is a Vox video series about the intersection of design and technology, hosted by Christophe Haubursin.
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Watch some more video from VICE: Living Breakwaters and the other Rebuild by Design projects are ambitious plans.
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Do you feel as though that is by design or is that just an accident of the industry?
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It creates certain behaviors by design, most notably compliance, the willingness to do anything to avoid being hurt.
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The show, which premiered in May, doesn't follow the typical late-night comedy formula -- and that's by design.
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That chaos was by design, and it might even be seen as the ultimate point of the show.
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Whether because of an inadvertent computer glitch or by design, shadow banning is wrong and, frankly, un-American.
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Ocasio-Cortez, who's dubbed the plan "our moonshot " admits the proposal is ambitious, but says that's by design.
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Since coach John Calipari arrived in Lexington in 216, the Wildcats have had constant roster turnover, by design.
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If Qi'ra seems a bit mysterious, that's by design – she's described as the femme fatale of the film.
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Le'Veon Bell, the NFL's leading rusher, finished with 46 yards on 12 carries, and it was by design.
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It's a beautiful record that can function as a concentration aid, but its charms are diffuse by design.
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An electoral majority is beyond their grasp—by design of the system—but the contest is real nonetheless.
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The arrangement in Albany, whether by design or happenstance, ensures that what gets done is determined by Cuomo.
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But he said the process of placing children with sponsors is lengthy by design to protect child welfare.
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Perhaps that's the ultimate difference between 24 and 24: Legacy: Jack Bauer, by design, was complicit in evil.
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By design the process eliminates a lot of the work bankers usually perform — and much of their fees.
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"Oceana's focus on the most often mislabeled species distorts their findings by design," he said in an email.
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As GOP operative Thomas Hofeller's posthumously-released files demonstrate, this would, by design, boost Republican power during redistricting.
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They also say that weakening encryption by design would lead to more hacking by those outside of government.
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And, perhaps worse, it creates a barrier between viewers and the characters, who, by design, are not transparent.
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What's also by design, though, is Kris's calculated effort to maintain her and her family's own private life.
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Biggest remaining holes: Offensive tackle, safety The Panthers have these two holes on their roster almost by design!
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This is by design: Tesla has never sought to make its vehicles come off as too space-age.
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" His office oversees the school's Bolder by Design initiative, which strives to "advance our culture of high performance.
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The difference in power is by design: Joule draws 1,100 watts of power and Anova draws 900 watts.
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The telling, probably by design, illuminates much about the prince and his country, but little new about America.
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The separation was by design: Organizers from each side said they wanted to stay apart and avoid clashes.
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It sounds Christmassy more by accident than by design; there's little precedent for it in the holiday canon.
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Frank Newport, Gallup's current editor in chief, explains that the "approve or disapprove" question is expansive by design.
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By Design Caroline Corbetta has become an advocate for emerging talent — and has filled her Milan apartment accordingly.
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The fact that the Knicks have so many big men at the moment is not really by design.
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"You are flying in the face of child welfare, and we're doing it by design," Ms. DeLauro said.
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Where many skateboard shops can be intimidating and clubby, Uncle Funkys is low-key and welcoming by design.
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Cunningham's company was dissolved, by design, in 2011; his centennial is being celebrated around the world this season.
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After Superstorm Sandy, the Department of Housing and Urban Development launched a funding project called Rebuild by Design.
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A year later, the only person playing dumb and feigning astonishment is Vladimir Putin -- and that's by design.
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Crime Although it wasn't done by design, this year's 10 Best Crime Novels fall neatly into various subgenres.
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"I am hopeful that, whether by design or not, that this has been a catalyzing event," he said.
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By design, the plan resembles a similar approach the Northeastern states took to cutting emissions from power plants.
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It was by design and I'm very proud of the front office, the coaching staff, players, everything, everybody.
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On-site volunteers have also told CNBC that the deliberate pace of the caucus process is by design.
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A character who seems unremarkable by design becomes, in her hands, forcefully alive, and worthy of our attention.
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Is it just by accident or by design that you're not letting the literature reflect your young people?
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Shoes and clothing have a limited life cycle by design, which usually means they end up in landfills.
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It's by design to keep us from learning the truth and being able to see what they're doing.
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By design, auctions are more lucrative for the seller when there&aposs a large pool of eager buyers.
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"If the powers that be cared, we wouldn't have food deserts — food deserts are by design," he said.
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That is by design, the court said, because what is appropriate differs widely from one child to another.
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This policy of cruelty by design has unjustly affected children and the most vulnerable people in our hemisphere.
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These four variants, by design, have identical flight decks, so pilots can be trained to fly them interchangeably.
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By design, players who make large contributions to a team's success collect a large number of Win Shares.
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Check out the preview above, and tune in to Nate & Jeremiah By Design Saturdays at 9/8c on TLC.
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If you're like me, it's a daily occurrence, and a sad symptom caused by design that doesn't quite work.
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"Whether this is by design or by luck, it's a better way to navigate the end of the cycle."
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The NCC report, titled "Deceived By Design," explains just how these dark patterns are being implemented by internet companies.
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The ethos that tied the acts appearing at Garbage Daze together was profoundly punk; it was challenging by design.
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Like the humble slab of wood for which it's named, this electric, self-driving vehicle is versatile by design.
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In some battagliolie, pugni and canne fighters would end up facing each other, whether by design or by disarmament.
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This is by design: Waymo is trying to replicate the sorts of environments actual drivers are likely to encounter.
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But the weirdness is there, if you look for it — and if we know Gaga, it's completely by design.
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By design, that began to change late last year, when Bloomberg wrote a long profile about the Dania, Fla.
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Many of these programming blocks are self-explanatory, but not all of them, and I think that's by design.
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Samsung said this is by design, since, when opened, it reveals a 7.3-inch screen that requires two hands.
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Virtual reality and augmented reality headsets can offer mind-blowing digital experiences, but they are, by design, singular experiences.
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Whether China's latest market upheaval is by design or default, it's little surprise that investors are assuming the worst.
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The new system, by design, culminates precisely with Switzer's vision of the best team playing the next-best one.
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By design, that series of meetings helps the conference build consensus on whatever the issue of the week is.
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The Phantom Menace and the rest of the prequels films are very different films — by design — than their predecessors.
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Only a genius could take a song that, by design, belongs to all citizens, and make it her own.
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The newsletter is limited to 2000 stories, meaning that it is, by design, significantly shorter and breezier than Playbook.
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Audiences — by design — are left to fill in many blanks between the three acts of Little/Chiron/Black's story.
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Instead of what it should be: An affirmative, baked in by design to ensure privacy is available for everyone.
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The fuel tank portion looks like the spaceship; in fact it is almost identical by design to lower costs.
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By design, the founders gave states with small populations the same weight as big states in the deliberative body.
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However, the projects have been dogged by design problems, disagreements with regulators and poor quality work by Westinghouse's partners.
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But whether by design or accident, the career of Anonymous 4 was buoyed by the tastes of the time.
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But by design these jackpots are small in comparison to the amount of cash Americans spend on lottery tickets.
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It argues that the order is confusing by design and that the confusion caused by it will only grow.
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As of now, Bee herself is the only on-camera personality Full Frontal has, which isn't exactly by design.
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The screens jutting out from the body of the vehicle are the most noticeable feature — and that's by design.
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If it seems like you're seeing the news of President Trump's executive order everywhere this morning, that's by design.
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Those best practices, according to Hopfensperger: For companies, that means ensuring security by design and using risk-appropriate protections.
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So, that app you check hourly should never be 100% perfect by design — because, like you, it's always evolving.
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Our bodies are mortal by design, so we may just need to upload our minds into robot bodies instead.
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This modularity is likely by design so that the operator can change up the individual components, servers, redirectors, etc.
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Odyssey's photo mode by design wants us to experience things as wide-eyed and exuberantly as a bounding Mario.
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By design, mandatory sentencing laws take discretion away from judges so as to impose harsh sentences, regardless of circumstances.
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Yet it's good to remind yourself, now more than ever, that Destiny will never end — and that's by design.
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But Leonardo Chiantini, who co-develops the app with partner Giovanni Simonicca, says Airmail's exhaustive options come by design.
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Whether by design or default, keeping the FTC (not the CFPB) in the lead on data security makes sense.
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Harrison told Reuters that any customers lost during his tenure were by "design," because the price was not right.
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Unfortunately, Financial Literacy Month is a miss — its blanket approach to finance is flawed by design and can't work.
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Raddle doesn't have advertisements or run analytical software, so its size is difficult to calculate—but that's by design.
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It's the first time a woman will have that role, and — as we now know — that's entirely by design.
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But last-minute obstacles, often by design, have a way of cropping up in Washington and slowing things down.
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Whether by design or by accident, the constant refrain on the right about "bullying" plays to that false narrative.
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" The report states that, "As an independent agency, the president's influence over the FCC, by design, should be limited.
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The style is formulaic by design: an atrocity is followed by an investigation, a left turn, a revelation, fin .
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Captain Munnerlyn, a defensive back for the Vikings, told reporters after the game that the shutout was by design.
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It's imperfect by design and unafraid to risk seeming corny or pretentious (and, once in a while, it tilts).
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By design, that limits the amount of legislation that state lawmakers are able to craft and pass every session.
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The exercise is academic by design, but powerful economic forces are hard at work hoping to influence the outcome.
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This is partially by design, as nearly all of your choices in Persona 5 are constantly pushing time forward.
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Conceptual art made a radical break with what came before it, but by design it valued ideas over implementation.
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Second, current nuclear reactors are very large by design, requiring huge upfront costs, which means they're tricky to finance.
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But that program is set up, by design, to ensure that there's no particular upside to going that route.
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But that's by design, since the Electric Love Potato (Two Point OH!) is just meant to make you laugh.
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"People in Pain" embraced obsolescence by design, functioning as a self-reflexive meditation on memory, time, and cultural value.
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And you don't use as much historical detail in speeches because speeches, by design, are supposed to be short.
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That's by design, Adler explained; she and Milchberg believe children's fashion doesn't have to be silly, fussy, or frilly.
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We are an organization created by "diverse by design" public charter schools, representing a grass-roots model of integration.
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By design, the curator-guided sections of the fair are likely to garner a lot of attention from visitors.
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More importantly: as if men had even a single biological process that hurt by design, the way birth does!
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The book, "Chokehold: Policing Black Men," by Paul Butler, says the criminal justice system targets black men by design.
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By Design is a new Vox video series about the intersection of design and technology, hosted by Christophe Haubursin.
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Courts previously rejected the same nuisance prosecution of the gun industry, which makes a product that kills by design.
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One's "new langue" erases difference by design — or there can be no difference, because the language doesn't allow it.
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Some was almost certainly by design, as the company looked to hype its new flagship amid slowing smartphone sales.
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The movie also examines — not always explicitly, and not entirely by design — the workings of a contemporary personality cult.
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Imperturbably obedient by design, Alexa appears to offer us a new level of control and choice, always on demand.
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He's got good stuff, and he is all over the place either by design or just by controlled wildness.
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These attacks, however, reveal a critical weakness of influence campaigns: by design, they utilize overlapping profiles in multiple platforms.
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By design, WhatsApp does not have a way of tracking or preventing the spread of the New Zealand video.
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This episode, by design, was the first one of the season in which Picard was not the sole focus.
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By design, members of the network often don't know who is offering the help and who is being helped.
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But the iPad is different from a laptop by design, its strengths and limitations encourage (and demand) different behavior.
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" He called it "an ongoing theme" that distorts the public record of the trial "by design or by effect.
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By design, there is no way a user can make the "correct choices" and win with a perfect relationship.
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As Ms. Weyand said, "There's a very high risk of a crash-out not by design, but by accident."
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It is an independent institution, by design, but it is also part of the government of the United States.
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"By design, it's social distancing," Steve Jost, a former spokesman for the Census Bureau, said in a telephone interview.
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Intentionally retro and bold by design, I hope that you will enjoy its craziness and are 'Ready to FLY.
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Sometimes this was by design — having multiple groups compete to design or fix a product helps ensure the best results.
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Whether by design or not, the queen of America's new Teen Age is a distinctly modern anomaly: the anonymous superstar.
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This, of course, is by design, so the fact that Spiegel is seriously considering a San Francisco office is interesting.
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By design, astrology helps us find our people, whether we're scouring compatibility theories or bonding over a shared planetary placement.
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Let me tell you, it doesn't get much better than flying VR gun battles But that too is by design.
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The words chosen by Kelly to call out Trump -- which it's fair to assume are by design -- are comically ironic.
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His legislative affairs team has been closely involved, but the President himself has been removed -- by design, multiple aides say.
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Because online dating is so superficial by design, you have to make sure you understand how to do photos right.
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By design, Portal knows when to switch between the different 5Ghz channels if one particular channel starts getting too crowded.
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AR, by design, maintains its users' connection with the real world, and that means that a headset is not necessary.
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By design or good fortune, the incident occurred early in the morning of Obama's last State of the Union speech.
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The theocratic system in Iran, however, is not only unwilling to change, but by design, it is incapable of reforms.
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Once its justices take up their lifetime appointments they are, by design, beyond the reach of voters, Congresses and presidents.
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Their campaigns rely on small donors, often by design, and they face skepticism from the party they hope to represent.
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When we build systems that are prone to compromise by design, users will move to safer products for critical communications.
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"Partly by accident and partly by design," the existential questions that Mendes was asking himself went straight into the movie.
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Good privacy governance and privacy by design are key enablers for innovation and protecting data – they are not mutually exclusive.
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Fragmented by design, the book's structure heightens the immediacy of its testimony but often occludes its inquiry into wider issues.
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Part of this is happenstance, part of it by design, and part of it is ingrained in Mr. Villeneuve's DNA.
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By Design The surprising, elusive rainbow beauty of an oil slick, captured in tableware, lighting fixtures and even a console.
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Overall, the opinions on the list – I'm sure by design – portray a thoughtful, confident judge without a predictable political ideology.
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They understandably began an investigation into whether Trump was acting not erratically but by design to conceal his Russian influence.
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By Design Hermès, Moroso and Dedar are taking big steps into the future, finding inspiration in unexpected people and places.
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As with other 360-degree compositions, you might miss a few things the first time round — that's by design, really.
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"Our concern is that people are going in blind and that current stock research is, possibly by design, unnecessarily complex".
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The paper lays down certain "safety by design" rules that engineers should be thinking about and following from the beginning.
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Everything is a grind Loot-based video games like Diablo III, Destiny 2, and Anthem are a grind by design.
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In fact, according to film scholar and Oregon State University professor Jon Lewis, the MPAA's methodology is fickle by design.
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That's by design: Like the jam-packed gaming stores of Tokyo's Akihabara district, Pink Gorilla is intended to celebrate games.
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Apple's fully wireless Powerbeats (28/210, WIRED Recommends) are beefier than many earbuds on this list, and that's by design.
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They are sentences that are also nonsentences — generic by design, without personality or ambiguity: human language in merely humanoid strings.
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Check In The tech-focused Hotel Monville is stark by design, and breakfast is delivered with an R103-D2 touch.
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Every state is approaching testing differently -- by design or necessity -- which makes it difficult to compare regions across the country.
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"The FBI is a bad place because whether by design or not it's interfering in the presidential campaign," Aftergood says.
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Over the years, Dr. Gianotti has become a role model for women by virtue of her position, not by design.
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Each component of "Licht" is modular by design, since its inspiration is the never-ending cycle of life and death.
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Keep in mind that one of their functions by design is to punish those individuals and families who are detained.
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Robert Murray: Sculpture by Jonathan Lippincott (2019) is published by Design Books is available from Amazon and other online retailers.
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By Design In East London, Sam Pratt and Valerio Capo live among the contemporary work they've devoted themselves to discovering.
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In the Senate that is by design, but in the House it is promoted by routine gerrymandering and voter-suppression.
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The result is just smart enough to feel clever, just silly enough to feel relaxing, a guilty pleasure by design.
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So stark was the police failure to intervene, many participants in the protest and counterprotests believe it was by design.
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Indeed, though this approach is by design popular with white voters, it holds even greater appeal to voters of color.
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But the last hour or so completely turns what came before on its nose — very much by design, of course.
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Bradley played only the first half Monday night, but was there at crunch time Wednesday — by design, according to Stevens.
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The scenes where the cops reckon with their actions drag—I checked my watch—but they do so by design.
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By Design The landscape architect Arnaud Casaus is creating green spaces wilder and warmer than those found at street level.
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"For now our conclusion is that basic economy is, by design, not business traveler friendly," said Mark Hollyhead, Egencia's COO.
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In such circles, the complexity of oligarchy and its Orwellian tentacles induces glazed eyes, if not learned helplessness by design.
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Rated the top "budget pick" by Design My Costume, this model is also named "best bang for buck" by BestReviews.
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By design, it focuses on business entities — not individuals — and, consistent with the Supreme Court's unanimous ruling in Rumsfeld v.
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There's a great woman called Natasha Schüll, who wrote a book called "Addiction by Design," showing how slot machines work.
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Those acoustic songs are sparse by design, capturing the group with a vulnerability usually masked and hidden out of sight.
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I also did it because some smart devices work with Google and some work with Alexa and that's by design.
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The Nate and Jeremiah By Design star posted a video of himself in his kitchen with his chocolate and vanilla cake.
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" She adds: "We're so blessed to be living our lives so that's 'faded by design' — don't worry, I will be fine.
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"This is not appearing on the front pages of newspapers, and that is by design," Ben Wikler, Washington director of MoveOn.
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But in fact his image was transformed — in part through lucky timing and in part by design — to become globally legible.
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Ventimiglia talks about how that is by design — Jack is meant to be a calming, unflappable presence for the Pearson family.
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Even Brandy Melville is exclusionary by design — it only carries one size, and that size is usually small or extra small.
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Or is Apple trying to architect a more fundamental overhaul that would make the iPad feel much less constrained by design?
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By Design Winter drapes the limbs of cherry trees with shimmery icicles, but by early spring, pale blooms will push forth.
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And by design, McCain asked Obama and Bush to deliver eulogies while the family made clear that Trump was not welcome.
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The married interior designers and stars of TLC's Nate and Jeremiah by Design will appear on Saturday's episode of Trading Spaces.
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It is also being called out over other default settings that undermine its claims to follow a privacy by design philosophy.
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They said the close relationship between Tanner and Philidor was always by design, and made Valeant hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Cryptocurrencies have expanded since the days bitcoin shared some of the media's spotlight with litecoin and the silly-by-design dogecoin.
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But Nate & Jeremiah By Design is far from your average home renovation show thanks to three magical words: Poppy Brent Berkus.
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One of its backers is the Fair By Design fund, run by Emma Steele of Ascension Ventures, a venture-capital firm.
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Also, as "Fragile by Design" points out, lenders often promote some government agenda, whether helping local industry or supporting home ownership.
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The dodging of citizens is not by accident it is by design by the senior management of cabinet and subcabinet departments.
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I caught Anomalisa last weekend — it's... kind of horribly depressing by design, which is not the most fun thing to watch.
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Either by design or happenstance, Amazon shat all over the process and the inherent transparency by which civic decisions are made.
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We confirmed that this was unexpected behavior; by design, Autotrack should not send the values of hidden and password form fields.
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The Nurturing Center, which advertises pregnancy support services and free sonograms, opened next to the now-shuttered abortion clinic by design.
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Nascent Objects, a 2016 FastCo Design 'Innovation by Design' finalist, has brought this closer to reality with their modular electronics platform.
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This seems at times to be by design—a method of authoritarian control—and at other times an outgrowth of incompetence.
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Microsoft's new 2TB Xbox One S console is selling out around the world, but it appears that might be by design.
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Its success suggests that people are captivated by design that connects meaningfully with nature and helps to solve pressing environmental issues.
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If the forkable, derivative-by-design nature of cryptocurrencies explains the breadth of the ecosystem, what explains the growth in value?
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Other startups are exploring privacy-by-design on-device ad-targeting architectures for delivering targeted ads without needing to track users.
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Berin Szoka, the president of the nonprofit think tank Tech Freedom, agreed that the world of monitors was murky by design.
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While both apps have been believed to be safe ways to communicate, we see that by design, they still had flaws.
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Critical Shopper By design, what you're supposed to notice about all the employees of the Giuseppe Zanotti store is their shoes.
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" The FTC helpfully reminds companies to use a "risk-based approach," implement "defense in depth" and always do "security by design.
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In 2007, she co-wrote "Deadly by Design," a self-published study on how automakers fended off stronger roof-strength standards.
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"It is unclear whether these posts are unfilled by design or dysfunction; either way it is deeply troubling," the senators write.
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By design there is limited benefit from deferring Social Security, if you are single and live to an average life expectancy.
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At the same time, GDPR opens the door for "privacy by design" and "privacy management" as points of differentiation for companies.
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By Design The late craftsman J.B. Blunk built his Marin County cabin by hand: a holistic expression of an artistic life.
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This is by design and by directing sound downwards, the audio's actually reflected off the surface it's on and dispersed outwards.
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By Design Adam Blackman and David Cruz prove that the best work comes from the union of two wildly different visions.
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The picture of a future economy painted by the report is quite general by design, NextGen spokesperson Suzanne Henkels told VICE.
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By Design How is it that the brilliantly subversive work of Trix and Robert Haussmann is virtually unknown in the U.S.?
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When you purchase this Charity by Design bangle, 20% of the purchase price will be used to fight AIDS via (RED).
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ISIS's attacks in the West, whether by design or not, could thus serve the group by deepening the backlash against refugees.
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The lobby of the newly renovated 1930s building features a new lighting fixture by Design Republic swirling down from the ceiling.
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Companies from other countries come in and exploit that, and they keep [their workers living] paycheck to paycheck almost by design.
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So, by design or by ignorance, the executive branch agencies may not have followed the laws they have sworn to uphold.
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Government must also produce voter and election information in simple-to-understand language and attractive design, allowing civics education by design.
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That led to our appointment of a Data Protection Officer, and informed our 'Privacy by Default' and 'Privacy by Design' philosophies.
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By Design Nothing quite matches but everything fits in Caroline Weller's airy family abode in India — including a giant unfinished mural.
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Whether by accident or by design, the watch has so far been immune to the runaway success that redefined the iPhone.
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A show that shares its title with the name of its lead actress is already testing the "fourth wall" by design.
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To raise the stakes even further, there was no exit mechanism for the single currency: monetary union was, by design, irreversible.
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By Design Over 15 years, Sean McNanney has transformed his small railroad apartment in Brooklyn into a life-size mood board.
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"The numbers are by design to achieve the exercise objectives and you always pick what you want to emphasize," he said.
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"I think this is an opportunity for the American people to reinforce that by design, we're an apolitical military," Goldfein said.
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Painful to watch and uncomfortably intimate at times, perhaps by design, "It's Not Yet Dark" could have been very dark indeed.
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Because I think only once we do that can you actually say that you're building your products with privacy by design.
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Meanwhile, Sonos recently acquired a "private-by-design" AI voice platform called Snips to compete with Google Assistant and Amazon's Alexa.
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This is all by design, and Mistry even says Neon is willing to focus on humanity at the expense of functionality.
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By Design The furniture dealer and interior designer Michael Bargo lives in a one-bedroom — and nearly everything is for sale.
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And that's by design, not just because Germans love to boast that they imposed the model of their own central bank.
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These kinds of encounters with Chavistas and Maduro supporters — some occurring by chance, others by design — are not limited to Florida.
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We all wanted to be heroes, but white faces were the only ones behind all the masks and superpowers, by design.
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But perhaps by design or -- more likely -- by happy coincidence, by dumping Bolton, President Trump may have made war less likely.
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And that is by design, the foundation president, Richard M. Smith, said in a recent interview at his Midtown Manhattan office.
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By design, the bureau writes its own budget and draws funds from the Federal Reserve, thereby shielding it from congressional oversight.
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"This renewal project did not come through normal city channels," said Amy Chester, director of that new organization, Rebuild by Design.
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Whether by design or because of the strength of its simulation, Project Hospital accurately reflects real-world healthcare facilities' physical layouts.
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By design, the suit obscures the entire surface of Morrocco's body, including the face, effectively removing the human body from conversation.
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Nicotine gum is also, by design, less addictive than tobacco, which delivers the drug right into the bloodstream via the lungs.
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The FBI by design puts it investigations out in field offices away from the heat of Washington politics for a good reason.
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Trump -- and it's fair to assume it is by design -- has sought to undermine anyone or anything that tries to counter him.
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As always, the people in the main lobby were unaware of my existence, but perhaps this time it was not by design.
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Clearview, a font designed in the 1990's by design firm Meeker and Associates, was created to improve legibility on highway signs.
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By design it runs in the background and logs how much time you're spending in apps and using a device in general.
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The project was spearheaded by design chief Jony Ive and Angela Ahrendts, head of retail who moved over from Burberry in 235.
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Thus, money, by design, is such that there have to be rich and poor in society for it to have any value.
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It's meant by design to be easily disassembled, so that parts can be replaced or reused in future speakers to eliminate waste.
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American streets are also dangerous by design; they're typically in sprawling metro areas with fast multi-lane highways that aren't pedestrian-friendly.
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By design, Terminal limits both the companies that can benefit from the platform and the engineers that can work at its offices.
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YouTube responded that TV time is currently being included because, by design, its usage was included in the main app's History section.
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Our safety net is broken, and it's broken at such a fundamental level, there's no fixing it, because it is by design.
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Chris Nodder, a UX consultant and author of Evil by Design, says it's difficult for users to stay ahead of the curve.
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In fact, that's why we just did all these replacements, because by design, we can't push code out there to change it.
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The video will also include augmented reality animation created by Design IO, aimed at illustrating the emotions and ideas of the songs.
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Luma, which works best when sprinkled around the home as with Eero, also offers more coverage and is more affordable by design.
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Unlike Bannon, Spicer's job is public-facing by design; his boss asks him to go out every day and defend the indefensible.
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This is more or less by design, considering that the Clippers' clutter-free ethos pursues hoops perfection in the least radical way.
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Dell's product portfolio is as strong now as it's ever been, highlighted by design marvels like the Venue 8 7000 Android tablet.
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That is all by design, according to Jay Asher, the author of the book that serves as source material for the show.
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The disparity is partly by design: The point of Obamacare was to expand health coverage for the poor by taxing the rich.
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Trading futures will be different because traders won't have to ever own actual bitcoin, which are by design very limited in supply.
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It was far from being the largest or most lavish boat to cruise these waters, and by design it's the least modern.
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There are more morose passages, but their coexistence feels natural, each coloring the other, which Woods seems to suggest is by design.
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It is harder to build broad support for programmes which, by design, are aimed at a small underprivileged part of the citizenry.
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By Design What first appears as a nondescript '60s-era family home slowly reveals itself to be a paragon of surrealist design.
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Siri on HomePod is not as full-featured as Siri on your Macs or iOS devices, and this was done by design.
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That is by design, as prosecutors know his lifestyle could leave jurors less inclined to give him the benefit of any doubt.
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The legislative branch is powerful in Alabama by design, but Mr. Hubbard's sway was made even greater by the discipline he enforced.
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Others are invisible by design, like taking the dollar signs out of menus, distancing yourself from the idea that you're spending money.
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Cramer used to make the joke to clients of his hedge fund that $90 stocks will go to $100, almost by design.
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As with "The Message," a notable detail in this branding experiment is that the sponsoring brand is, by design, almost never mentioned.
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By Design The English have long known what most Americans don't: that drab walls can bring out the best in a room.
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If you haven't listened to Culture a dozen times already, either by design or by osmosis, here's your chance to catch up.
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Cherry Jones is giving me what feels like the first breath of fresh air all episode, which is of course by design.
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"This is one of the problems with being by design so inoffensive is that it's not interesting to people," he told me.
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As with so many other slow foods, the double-curd method isn't tasty by design; it's simply a by-product of practicality.
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The answers should be given by design, without any need for words or symbols, certainly without any need for trial and error.
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It can believe itself cursed that, in the first half in particular, Belgium defended so effectively by accident, rather than by design.
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By design, we stayed on the western side of the river, far away from Dyersburg and the site of our honeymoon crash.
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She is single by design, and has freed herself from the burden of being nice (a syndrome that particularly besets women artists).
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The possibility of the confrontation spiraling into a horrific, full-scale war — either by design or by accident — has become increasingly likely.
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I think, whether by design or instinct or compulsion, Nick needs to make records with a process that is inherently self-challenging.
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Photo by Troy Gueno, courtesy of Sterling Hayes If it seems like you're constantly hearing from Chicago's SaveMoney camp, it's by design.
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By design, it's not too different from what the millennial generation had grown accustomed to through pirate sites like Napster and Grokster.
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It isn't a list of headlines, and there's a lot of "swiping" on mobile, versus scrolling, which Topolsky said is by design.
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Inside the protests, I heard a collective roar of rage against a government that has failed, by design, to represent its people.
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What's more, as Splinter's Libby Watson notes, Gillibrand's plan is, by design, altering a system that candidates may be averse to changing.
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By design, the agreement between the city, the state and Amazon does not give the City Council the power to veto it.
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There was this world, this innovation economy, that by design I was unable to participate in because I didn't know about it.
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And when there were not enough Sherman tanks, he said in "By Design," they outfitted fiberglass models of them over Volkswagen chassis.
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Or tap a local expert, like Maryam Montague, a hotelier, product designer and author of the 2012 book "Marrakesh by Design"(Artisan).
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Her words made me think about where our bodies end and society begins, and how that's not always clear, perhaps by design.
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KO_OP tries to manage the challenge of this problem by limiting the scope; not many people work at KO_OP by by design.
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Whether by accident or by design, the Premier League had responded by becoming home to most of the world's finest managerial minds.
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Intimate but distant by design, Andy Bragen's play takes us on a journey many are likely to face with an aging parent.
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By Design The first time I saw splatter-painted floor was inside a simple shingled house atop a windswept dune on Nantucket.
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By Design The probability that a person possesses a certain quality often rises in direct proportion to his denial of said quality.
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A salutation — generic by design — should not even be eligible to count as the only nice thing a person hears all day.
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It's our health teams working alongside every product team to ensure that every product launch that we make is healthy by design.
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By Design Studio KO reimagines a Place des Victoires pied-à-terre as a minimalist sanctuary — out of time, yet completely contemporary.
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Dr. Brian Wansink, Cornell science and author of "Slim By Design, " offers a handful of strategies to lose weight without actually dieting.
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Mr. Trump has, perhaps by design, chosen people who do not know one another, and appear to disagree in personality and worldview.
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Analysts say the trend in single-aisle jets like the A320 has recently, however, been towards longer flights enabled by design improvements.
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Rather, it subordinated its own regional policies at the altar of attaining and maintaining an accord whose reach was limited by design.
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And the Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS, or Diffa, held its annual Dining by Design gala on March 20 at Pier 92.
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Whether by design or by accident, Mr. Gabbay keeps popping off in ways that appeal to the right, not to the left.
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"184 Seconds" was anticlimactic by design, privileging invisible technique while eliminating any perceptible effect — all hat, in other words, and no rabbit.
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One of our business reporters traces how the city became a magnet for coders and tech companies, by luck and by design.
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Pursuit, by design, seeks people with the "highest need" and potential, but it is selective, accepting only 6.63 percent of its applicants.
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A new generation of people-sensitive startups are also busy working on new forms of ad targeting that bake in privacy by design.
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In some respects, it's by design to enable those scenarios where you need a degree of environmental awareness for a variety of reasons.
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And she says she's acutely aware of the fact that those who are in power want it to be that way, by design.
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But it's not significantly different, by design: The TV guys are still pushing bundles of their networks, because that's what's best for them.
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Whether by design or by coincidence, there is an uncomfortable level of dissent when it comes to the relationship between tolerance and security.
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Whether by design or by blunder, Trump has found himself in a situation where he has a lot of options available to him.
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It's the tunnel beneath the data wall that allows the outside world into Facebook's well-protected garden, and it's like that by design.
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"Insecticides, by design, kill insects and herbicides reduce floral diversity," Xerces Society, a nonprofit conservation organization, said in its handbook for conserving bumblebees.
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Henk Ovink, the Dutch water expert, created and led the $1 billion Rebuild by Design challenge as part of Obama's Sandy task force.
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Social media has been known to mess with our emotions and even affect our mental health — and that manipulation is sometimes by design.
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All of this is by design — and, in fact, it's the narrow way in which the Supreme Court said districts could pursue diversity.
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I review Walter Mattli's book, "Darkness by Design," in the latest issue of Foreign Affairs and he has a provocative yet compelling thesis.
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That's by design; in a recent interview with CNET, Sanders suggested that the original film's "stillness and quietness" wouldn't land with today's audiences.
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Below, we've rounded up our top picks, categorized by design aesthetic, to help you finally bring your home decor Pinterest boards to life.
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But Mr. Trump's religious posturing is not about theology, it's about branding — and if his religious worldview seems impossibly dated, that's by design.
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This timeline is by design, says Jennifer Leonard, Penn Law's chief innovation officer and executive director of the Future of the Profession Initiative.
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Not to worry — to help you get started, we've curated a list of move-in essentials from Target's minimalist Made By Design collection.
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That jerky, nervous braking, which I experience many times during my hours riding in the ride-sharing company's robot cars, is by design.
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These mysterious formulas that shape us, guide us, and nudge us toward someone else's idea of an optimal outcome are opaque by design.
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Three of the level's four walls broke away by design, allowing strong winds and storm surge to pass under the inhabited second floor.
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We are manipulated by design, of course we are, they agree, but they don't seem to want to go to the next step.
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By design, the plant is intended to meet peak power needs, providing solar energy from sunrise until a few hours after sun down.
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Image courtesy of onformative Synaesthesia and abandonment form the basis of a new digital art installation called Collide, created by design studio onformative.
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Many of the modern security challenges that we experience should be attributed to the fact that the Internet is not secured-by-design.
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But a real-life stranger could potentially be listening to anything you tell Alexa by design, per a report in Bloomberg on Wednesday.
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A limited deal "The deal was limited by design," said John Kirby, an Obama State Department spokesman and CNN military and diplomatic analyst.
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They were making a good TV show, so it was by design that we were put into really difficult Sophie's Choice-style situations.
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He did not have the luxury of simply bringing back Biyombo and returning the Raptors' rotation in tact, and that was by design.
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And there it is, another question to consider beside those already puzzling me since finishing Persona 4: have I been deluded by design?
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"The Rain" made iconic moments: the Michelin Man suit, cameos from Total and Lil Kim, the Hummer—and that was completely by design.
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And given that Bitcoin is, by design, relatively easy to trace, they used funds stolen from other people to pay for the servers.
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And, whether by design or mere inclination, Warren has emerged as Trump's most vocal and lacerating critic, almost seeming to relish the role.
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The company says it's adhering to Privacy by Design, and won't be collecting any personal information about bystanders who are observed for CommonSpace.
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It can be hard to know precisely what to change; Mr Ranieri, by design or good fortune, found the right thing to adjust.
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"These plants are located in rural areas by design," said Ted Genoways, who covered the meatpacking industry's abuses in his book The Chain.
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But her physical appearance is another example of what some see as a traditional representation of conventionally attractive, submissive-by-design female robots.
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Other galleries include "Fashion and Style," which features 17th-century Venetian fashions through to designs by Alexander McQueen; and "Technology by Design." nms.ac.
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The groom, 35, is a partner in Partners by Design, a Chicago architecture and design firm, and leads the firm's sales and marketing.
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His legislative affairs team has been closely involved, but the President himself has been removed -- by design, multiple aides on Capitol Hill said.
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Instead, it's their characters, played by Margot Robbie and Sebastian Stan, doing the talking, and their accounts conflict with one another by design.
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The whole idea behind privacy by design is to provide protection now and in the future, regardless of governance, corruption and security breaches.
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The line from big donors to policy is, by design, nebulous rather than straightforward, making any sort of influence difficult to prove outright.
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It also, by design, throws out decisions made at the very end of halves, because Win Probability skews so heavily at these times.
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Trump would seem, by design or by repeated whim, to lean towards his own version of civilizationalism – with Islam as the central target.
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Pesticides are toxic by design — weaponized versions, like sarin, were developed in Nazi Germany — and have been linked to developmental delays and cancer.
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If these passages feel jarringly out of sync with the rest of the memoir, I suppose that is unavoidable and almost by design.
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When Beane said the Yankees did basically the same thing, he meant that Severino was pulled in the fifth inning, almost by design.
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If many average Americans aren't noticing or loving the tax cut bill yet, it might be understandable — it benefits the wealthy by design.
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The European Union is complex by design, a fact that can perplex voters and vote-watchers alike, often resulting in a low turnout.
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But that was by design: The family's architect used breakaway walls that would tear free without ripping off any more of the structure.
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By Design With his love of brass, arches and color, Harry Nuriev creates environments that seem tailor-made for the social media aesthetic.
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Its title, possibly by design, recalls the debut of another writer, also resident in Oxford, who went on to have a glittering career.
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Two by Design In Antwerp, the fashion designer Charlotte De Geyter and painter Ben Sledsens have created a fantastical world of their own.
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And by design, it would decimate the insurance industry, potentially wiping out two million jobs, writes Elisabeth Rosenthal in a Times Op-Ed.
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That is by design: In 1954, President Dwight Eisenhower asked for a secret location in which to start a high-altitude reconnaissance program.
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Whether by design or not, we now have a distraction from two top issues that matter to Americans and to their economic stability.
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The product, which Facebook has explicitly marketed on its website as being "private by design," is now sparking privacy issues of its own.
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By Design It took the young architect and designer Fabrizio Casiraghi two years to collect and create objects for one perfectly eclectic space.
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Under Europe's GDPR, there's a requirement for data controllers to bake privacy by design and default into products which are handling people's information.
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A new law imposing new sanctions that Trump would have a hard time lifting does the opposite — and that's very much by design.
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Lighthearted by design, "this remake actually makes the innocuous original look edgy by comparison," wrote Glenn Kenny in his review for The Times.
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Some of that decline in revenue is by design, as IBM sheds less profitable businesses like making industry-standard server computers and semiconductor manufacturing.
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A plan like this would, by design, reward work and support workers' economic security and health -- values and outcomes we can all get behind.
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In 2013, I started serving—at the behest of the White House—as the research director for an international competition called Rebuild by Design.
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These are by design, of course; it would be challenging to keep equity among a very large studio with dozens or hundreds of workers.
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It is also deploying 11 new mega-ships including the MSC Gulsun - the world's largest container ship - with the lowest carbon footprint by design.
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The collection, Made By Design, features more than 750 quality, everyday items — from stainless steel cookware to plush bedding — with most priced under $30.
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Clue is still working on its data sharing process, but it keeps datasets small by design in order to protect user privacy, Shea says.
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The film, a crime drama of sweeping scope and ambition, is retrospective by design and decidedly conscious of the fact that eventually, everything ends.
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Culling the List Some games by design don't offer an appreciably different experience on the Atari 8-bit than they do on other platforms.
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So how are you supposed to teach computer science with those technology-based skills with something that's by design two years out of date?
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These features are defensive by design, and though they may staunch user attrition at the margin, they aren't a reason anyone comes to Snapchat.
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I think a lot of countries have, by design, pursued policies which might, at least in theory, give them some advantage in world trading.
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Over the past few years, and especially with the release of iOS 8, Apple has made its devices and services more secure by design.
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