Adolescence - by its nature - is uncomfortable, she said.
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" ____ transcript "Impeachment by its nature, it's a political process.
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Book reading is by its nature a more intimate experience.
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However, the agency, by its nature and charter is civilian.
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And mercury, by its nature, is unsuitable for making things.
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BY ITS NATURE, wood does not lend itself to spectacle.
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But by its nature, there's no way to record it.
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By its nature, crowdfunding incentivizes founders to hype their projects.
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As one expert noted, bribery is by its nature invisible.
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A presidential debate, by its nature, has a leveling effect.
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Unlike many other services, Twitter is public by its nature.
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L'Engle's book, by its nature, left a lot to the imagination.
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And that, by its nature, is not going to be balanced.
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By its nature, collecting is subjective, even at its most encyclopedic.
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Photo assistant: Kensington Leverne Architecture is, by its nature, an imposition.
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But the concept for the exhibition is, by its nature, limited.
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This is why, by its nature, immigration enforcement requires executive discretion.
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Leadership may be, by its nature, an anxious and inconstant idea.
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The problem is, the "best interests" standard by its nature is undefined.
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The onlooker must attest to something that is by its nature inexpressible.
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It is a compromise that by its nature is nobody's first choice.
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And democracy, by its nature, cannot offer the instant satisfaction of Amazon.
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And output legitimacy is also by its nature weakest when most needed.
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"The Supreme Court is by its nature an incrementalist body," he said.
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"The presidency by its nature lives in a bubble," Mr. Prince said.
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Love, by its nature, should be strongest when it is personal and intimate.
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By its, nature venture investing involves a lot of risk; startups often fail.
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But the success of her work, by its nature, is shadowed by tragedy.
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Scientists also argued that some data, by its nature, can never be reproduced.
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The app by its nature is limited to the high school crowd primarily.
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And the Model 3 by its nature makes you feel better about yourself.
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Healthcare coverage by its nature covers nearly all healthcare services, products, and drugs.
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"Science is by its nature imperfect, but it is hugely important," Oliver said.
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Biometric data is of course chock-full of unique data points by its nature.
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Assessing the size of such "gray" inventory is by its nature a tricky exercise.
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Assessing the size of such "grey" inventory is by its nature a tricky exercise.
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By its nature, multi-actor competition will increase the risks of chaos and disorder.
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By its nature, you are regurgitating the stuff that's out there into a different form.
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ROBERT KAPLAN: So, neutral is by its nature imprecise and uncertain -- STEVE LIESMAN: Sure. Sure.
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By its nature of governing the nomination, rule 40 is often a source of contention.
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Political activism by people mourning a loved one is by its nature a sensitive subject.
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Memory, by its nature and necessity, is selective, its details subject to revision and dissipation.
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The lawyers did realize that Mr. Bolton's book would by its nature be politically sensitive.
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Subsidizing day care does disadvantage parents who want to stay at home, by its nature.
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It was an extraordinarily unusual move for an organization that by its nature shuns transparency.
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The American presidential system, by its nature, puts more space between their will and political action.
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Open source, by its nature, is a shared tool, much more like creative commons than copyright.
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Being LGBTQ+ means different things to different people, and by its nature, defies sweeping cultural generalisations.
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The emergency room is, by its nature, an arena designed for quick thinking and swift action.
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They said, the advertising business by its nature is going to create these mutated situations. Yeah.
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Yet all money is by its nature a claim upon society, otherwise it cannot be spent.
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This state of affairs, a party at odds with its voters, is by its nature unstable.
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Trump on Twitter By its nature, and perhaps to a fault, modern political reporting thrives on narrative.
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Though the hack itself – by its nature – is not a finished product, the idea is fairly innovative.
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By its nature, the distributed grid would not rely on direct financial investment from existing corporate utilities.
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Joss Whedon's meta reflection on the genre as a whole has, by its nature, countless horror influences.
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By its nature, prison makes it difficult to locate and collect debts from people on the outside.
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By its nature, it can never get there, but it's far past time for it to try.
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The Palm, by its nature, encourages you to not just limit notifications, but also the apps themselves.
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I love the flavors, the environment and the fact that it is, by its nature, quite frugal.
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But there's a big problem: By its nature, you can't save or duplicate information on a quantum computer.
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" The letter insisted women are "sufficiently aware that the sexual urge is by its nature wild and aggressive.
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By its nature, bipolar disorder is dualistic, with periods of stability punctured by excessive highs and crushing lows.
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By its nature, soft power is far harder to measure than the size and effectiveness of standing armies.
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"China is, by its nature, an empire, a threat to all free peoples in the world," Chan added.
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By its nature, the government-run website incentivizes nursing homes to report high scores on care quality measures.
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Also, since a Chromecast, by its nature, has no menus to scan through, it's a fairly unnoticeable upgrade.
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A megaship, by its nature, fosters a kind of cultural détente among the various tribes within its hull.
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Unlike some wildlife research, which can be esoteric, Wielgus's work by its nature has concrete, real-world implications.
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Scientists want to take a photo of a black hole, an object that, by its nature emits no light.
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By its nature the EU regards unskilled workers from Poland as more desirable citizens than brain surgeons from Nigeria.
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This lengthy manufacturing process seemed to fit the regulatory process well, which by its nature is deliberate and circumspect.
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It's the idea that fanfiction is by its nature meant to replace and correct the work that inspired it.
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By its nature, that transaction, those elements of burglary create the risk that force will have to be used.
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Some women writers of color who had not received the list argued that it excluded them by its nature.
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Another control point is cloud computing, which by its nature puts outsiders in charge of applications and their associated data.
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The Internet of Things, by its nature, is made up of devices from many different manufacturers, on several different platforms.
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No one knows exactly who has all those large bills because physical cash, by its nature, is hard to track.
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We're still figuring out [verticals], but if you take SaaS for example, it's by its nature a very sticky business.
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Although the spectacle was, by its nature, politically embarrassing for Bush, he was careful not to inflame the situation further.
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The job of both running for vice president and serving as vice president is by its nature a supporting role.
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By its nature, the job is highly partisan at a time when voters claim to be sick of partisan battles.
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Because impeachment is, by its nature, political -- and adjudicated only by the House and Senate -- the bar of proof is lower.
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The former senior law enforcement official made clear Monday that assessing the intentions of a foreign power is imprecise by its nature.
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Though health care has business aspects, it is unique in that, by its nature, it cannot function as a usual business model.
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Miller: Well, I think you can do it poorly and make it really confusing because by its nature it's a confusing structure.
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Adding an iPhone backdoor, by its nature, adds new vulnerabilities into a otherwise fairly secure phone that provides robust encryption by default.
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Cavell enacted this idea in his own philosophical explorations, though he knew that philosophizing in this fashion was by its nature risky.
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Consider his work on veterans health care reform with John McCain, a detailed piece of legislation that by its nature required compromise.
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That's very close to exactly how all that happened, and obviously that's something which, by its nature, is a little more political.
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Revenge porn, by its nature, assumes that the wider public will always shame and scorn someone who poses nude for a photo.
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These ideals are threatened by a way of doing business that by its nature seeks to invade the most sanctified of spaces.
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Insiders also say rapid turnover in a department that is by its nature temporary and mainly staffed by secondments was to be expected.
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The jobs guarantee would not explicitly be a form of reparations, he says, but by its nature it would disproportionately benefit African-Americans.
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The bottom line: Impact investing, by its nature, involves making the rich richer when increasing inequality is one of the world's great dangers.
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His carpet-bombing suggestion was immediately denounced because he appeared to be advocating a war crime; carpet-bombing is, by its nature, indiscriminate.
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I don't believe that AT&T — the historical AT&T — by its nature brings much capability or intellectual property to do that better.
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Journalism, by its nature, must necessarily be responsive to its audience, attuned to its interests, sensible to its tastes, alert to its evolution.
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No, life extension for a privileged few is, by its nature, a socially destructive technology, and the time has come to ban it.
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The Workologist I work in a field that, by its nature, has a relatively frequent turnover rate, especially at the more junior levels.
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"I think strategy evolves in a dynamic environment, and therefore must be dynamic by its nature," Tucker told CNBC in an exclusive interview.
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The efforts to demystify and simplify never ring true because they ignore the fact that wine by its nature is mystifying and complicated.
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By its nature, the database largely consists of samples taken from people who brush against the criminal-justice system in one form or another.
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ANTHONY TOMMASINI at 5 minutes 15 seconds By its nature, the cello usually has a mellow, rich sound that some cellists can't help exaggerating.
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That's especially true of sci-fi, which by its nature explores big existential questions about things like the nature of humans, relationships, and societies.
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For Obama, the advent of social media -- by its nature, an ephemeral take on a certain moment in time -- means new ways of preserving records.
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Photojournalism is, by its nature, obsessed with the moment and defined by action verbs: to document, to witness, to reveal, to inform, to effect change.
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It is, by its nature, ephemeral; you would be unlikely to hear the same sounds at Grand Central Terminal from one day to the next.
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By its nature, T.P.S. is supposed to end at some point, but under previous administrations its protections had been extended for years or even decades.
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The topic of cryptocurrencies meanwhile has had central bankers stumped about how to approach regulation for an asset that resists regulatory oversight by its nature.
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"Biotechnology is by its nature unpredictable, and the New Year will likely also feature a few true &apossurprises&apos from left field," the analysts wrote.
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However — and this is important — it is one thing to write a poem that, by its nature as poem, participates in the logic of restatement.
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By its nature, Crawford's been forced to keep his cards close to his chest, unable to float anything about the game and see what people think.
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This story puts a spotlight on a reality that we might not realize is happening, because, by its nature, we as consumers benefit from the issue.
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If a reality artist reflects the current cultural moment, then Signe Pierce's work is by its nature ephemeral; she will never give the same performance twice.
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The disparities were particularly troubling, the report says, because by its nature the military controls for certain factors that account for disparities in civilian justice systems.
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The program, by its nature, rewards the small number of households that face significant capital gains taxation, offering them a measure of relief from that obligation.
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Add race and ethnicity, as Disney is increasingly doing with its cartoon heroines, and this is a minefield, especially because animation by its nature deals in caricature.
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The Republican war on the fairness of American elections is, by its nature, a project that targets one of the core victories of the civil rights movement.
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"Contamination is by its nature expansive," said Luciano Floridi, a professor of philosophy and the ethics of information at Oxford who has studied the effects of disinformation.
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It doesn't help that the field is by its nature past-loving and has major centers in countries like Italy and Russia, where reactionary values still reign.
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The second-biggest is likely to be the Scottish National Party which, by its nature, is uninterested in much of the government's business in the rest of Britain.
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What Akita shares with the notational composers who dominate "Music After the Fall" is his distance from the center: noise music is, by its nature, an underground culture.
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Compared to here and now—wherein you're immediately confronted by the day at work, the journey home, the night alone—memory, by its nature, is replete with significance.
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The other downside: Walling off your email, by its nature, means you're cutting yourself off from advanced email tools like Gmail's smart replies or even a decent search experience.
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"By its nature, unregulated activity is challenging to get a really good view of, but we're working on it in co-operation with our other federal partners," she said.
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In his essay "Why I am not a conservative", Friedrich Hayek, an Austrian economist, argued that, by its nature, conservatism cannot offer an alternative to society's direction of travel.
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By its nature, audio narration adds an additional layer of information and context for the listener, and releasing gendered versions of the book changes how listeners will approach it.
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"It's certainly not the easiest platform to use, but that by its nature leads you to talk to other people you know who are using the platform," Rickel said.
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"By its nature, it's not tied down to any one distributor for a long period time," explained Amanda Herald, director of media strategy and business development for the NFL.
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Instead of acting as an opposition to the European Commission, the union's governing body — which, by its nature, is pro-integration — Parliament has in practice pursued the same approach.
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But because of its algorithm, it could never beat Twitter at real-time sharing: Twitter's chronological timeline meant that by its nature, it naturally prioritized up-to-the-minute developments.
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Technology that is advanced enough to repair a cryopreserved brain would by its nature also be able to regrow new tissues, organs, and a healthy body for the revived person.
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Nor are many open minded Americans going to accept the conclusion of the the special counsel report as gospel truth since, by its nature, any prosecutorial report is one sided.
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But independent observers note that, while a general election is by its nature comparative, the capacity of each candidate to inspire supporters and thus drive turnout can also be crucial.
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So from that perspective, I think he did ask, would that cover European countries, or by its nature would that mean we are further establishing immigration to purposefully exclude Europeans?
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It is not a surprise that partisan feelings are shaping the impeachment end game -- after all, by its nature, it is a political process prone to shaping by public opinion.
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And again, this is a classic example of government, just by its nature, not being able to keep up with the speed and capability of innovation in the private sector.
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But he took refuge in the notion that politics is by its nature replete with exaggerations, half-truths and outright whoppers, so he was hardly adding much to the sum total.
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Opinion polling can also be influenced by media reporting, which by its nature tends to focus on the exceptional, such as a journey to Switzerland by someone seeking legalised assisted suicide there.
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And it tied all this in with its most beloved software franchise, Minecraft, which is by its nature about building in 3D, and truly has captivated a generation of kids and parents.
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In other words, marriage was by its nature a public contract, a way of structuring familial bonds in service of society, or at least a certain idea of how society should be.
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" He added, "If you want to know what something in the Constitution means, it's hard to think of a better person to ask." transcript "Impeachment by its nature, it's a political process.
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On complex political issues like Trump's connection to Russia, where the truth of the matter is by its nature difficult to determine, people will interpret reality in a way that flatters their biases.
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"M&A by its nature is very opportunistic and we will listen and talk to anybody at the appropriate time but now we are focused on delivering on our UK performance," Bowcock said.
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Fiscal policy is by its nature rather less fleet-footed than monetary policy: in normal times interest rates can be raised or lowered according to the ups and downs of the business cycle.
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The former, driven by profit margin and return on investment, changed the world and eased our lives but it is by its nature shortsighted and unable to act on long-term humanitarian goals.
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By its nature Death Stranding is something that, if you don't give it a hard pass (and I definitely get that), you should be playing today — not next year or even next month.
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The company is paying for the required cloud infrastructure for now, which is a brave prospect because Hadoop does involve big data by its nature — and big data means lots and lots of data.
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Why it matters: Verily, by its nature of being tied to Google and Alphabet, is a highly watched health care startup still in its early stages that clearly wants to build its federal presence.
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I was curious if he, like the Buryat people who settled down here long before him, felt a spiritual connection to the island, and whether visitors drawn by its nature shared in that feeling.
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Darren Walker: President, Ford Foundation Many debate whether philanthropy is undemocratic by its nature — whether it too often benefits the pet causes of the wealthy rather than systemic change on behalf of the many.
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So if this collection of 212 (technically, 240) favorites is by no means complete — indeed, it is by its nature almost arbitrary — it is at least a guide to four writers' tastes and passions.
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What I said was in response to the argument of the House managers, which was that any action by a politician motivated in part by a desire to be reelected was, by its nature, corrupt.
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A place that is a little remote is not only less appealing to the homogeneity of mass-market commercial entities, but by its nature it also draws only those who truly want to be there.
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Yet an impeachment trial is a spectacle that is by its nature unpredictable, and most of the senators who will act as jurors were not around for the last one, of Bill Clinton in 1999.
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Behavioral biometrics, which does not rely on PII to establish a user profile to begin with, and by its nature cannot be used to reverse engineer someone's actual identity, has become an alternative to redefining digital identity.
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Read more: This 36-year-old 'professional undercover bridesmaid' gets paid to stalk grooms on bachelor parties and trick the bridal party into losing weight"By its nature, wedding photography is commercial photography," Weldon explained to INSIDER.
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Our brains aren't Turing machines so much as a slop of systems cobbled together by eons of genetic mutation, systems geared to notice and respond to perceived changes in our environment—change, by its nature, being dangerous.
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While housekeeping is by its nature repetitive, managing the housekeeping department is a more serious operational challenge than it has been for decades, Mr. Hanson said, because of "the lack of availability of employees for those positions."
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Autism is by its nature a social communication disorder, Dr. Carbone said, and two relatively specific early signs are failing to look at a person who calls your name and not manifesting what is called joint attention.
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You can find old Yahoos, old Googles, the original things, but the internet by its nature, even though there's that famous line in the movie about Facebook, "the internet's written in pen, not pencil," it does go away.
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A power to self-pardon would violate the basic rule-of-law principle that no person should be allowed to adjudicate his own case," Primus told Fox News, adding that a pardon "by its nature might require two parties.
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Despite the issues with the earlier layout, Apple Music has presented a formidable challenge to Spotify, just by its nature of being built into Apple's OS. The company revealed in June it has already reached 15 million paid subscribers.
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By its nature, developing open-source software — which anyone can freely use — isn't profitable, but open-source software is critical to much of the tech we use every day, from the core of Android to small tools embedded inside larger programs.
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Though Donegan acknowledges that she hoped journalists might use the list to investigate some men, she knew they would have to do what the list, by its nature, could not: fact-check, confirm reports, and seek comment from the accused.
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While this research, by its nature, can't identify causality, the likelihood of having a mental-health disorder is three times higher among those with unsecured debt, according to a meta-analysis, or study of studies, in the Clinical Psychology Review.
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By its nature, this topic doesn't lend itself to firsthand visual reporting, because a lot of the things I'm writing about are invisible to the naked eye, and a lot of the work involves sequencing genes and a lot of computational wizardry.
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"Play by its nature is available across more places, and we really think that's important for user choice and flexibility," says Eunice Kim, Senior Product Lead for Google's families initiatives at Google Play Plus, she adds, Family Library has flexible payment options.
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Of particular concern are expanding threats in space and cyber space, adversary strategies of limited nuclear escalation, and the broad diffusion within DoD of authority and responsibility for governance of the NC3 system, a function which, by its nature, must be integrated.
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While this sensible, pro-consumer legislation is an important step forward when it comes to safeguarding Latinos and all Americans from financial risk, it is also worth remembering that direct selling, by its nature, involves substantially less risk than other entrepreneurial business efforts.
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It should be possible, he writes, to find the beauty in vomit, "a fiery yellow, nearly ablaze, at other times paler, the color of straw," but it isn't: Vomit is by its nature repulsive, since it comes from inside the body and is hence disgusting.
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Solar power, by its nature, is intermittent, which places strain on utilities and grid operators that need to meet homeowners' energy demands at night when the sun is not shining, while also taking in the excess energy rooftop solar systems produce during daylight hours.
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Food is a very obvious category to get more attention from Ant Financial: it's a business that, by its nature, lends itself to repeat transactions, and in this case Ant is investing into some of the more successful and proven brands within that space.
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It has created a powerful transnational bureaucracy that by its nature becomes enamored of bureaucratic solutions, creating an ethos of faceless clerks and late-night crisis meetings of national leaders, most of whom worry more about perceptions at home than solving the problems of their neighbors.
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THE MINIMALIST URGE is by its nature a cerebral one: An architect engineers a precise series of cantilevered boxes for a manicured slice of paradise; a decorator decides against a side table in the living room lest it reduce the impact of a solitary Modernist chair.
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Impeachment, by its nature, represents the ultimate test of American democracy, a titanic clash between two branches of government over whether the nation's leader has done such damage to the integrity of the Republic that the will of the people as expressed in our complicated election system should be overturned.
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The photo-sharing platform, which by its nature collects less personal information from its users, can be a simpler, less toxic alternative to using the main Facebook service, now overrun by ads and plagued by all manner of misinformation, fake news, and other content designed to either generate clicks or influence users for political purposes.
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Streaming news company Cheddar announced this morning it's acquiring Rate My Professors, the Viacom-owned site where students go online to rate and review their professors and schools across the U.S. The site, founded in 1999, has become something of a staple on the web, and by its nature it attracts the young demographic that Cheddar itself is also after.
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An imperial presidency, by its nature, raises the stakes for presidential nominations and appointments: The fact that the president can go to war without congressional authority makes Defense and State Department nominations more fraught; the fact that presidents are constantly pushing the envelope on immigration policy or health care regulations turns Health and Human Services and Department of Homeland Security nominations into a battlefield.
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The Wrong, by its nature, is focused on the connection of otherwise separate spheres — David Quiles Guilló started the festival in 2013 as a way for artists to circumvent the elitist infrastructure of established art fairs, which can be difficult environments for displaying the sort of digital and new media work the Wrong focuses on, by hosting their work on websites that could be accessed by anyone, from anywhere, for free.
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CARUSO-CABRERA: TO PIGGYBACK ON WHAT SIMON ASKED YOU IN TERMS OF ANBANG BEING WILLING TO PAY WHAT IT WAS WILLING TO PAY FOR THE WALDORF ASTORIA, IS THERE ANY FRUSTRATION BIDDING AGAINST A CHINESE COMPANY, WHICH BY ITS NATURE, SEEMS TO HAVE IMPLICIT GOVERNMENT BACKING, BY THE NATURE OF THE PEOPLE INVOLVED, BY WHAT IS FROM THE OUTSIDE APPEARS TO BE AN INCREDIBLE DESIRE IF NOT DESPERATENESS BY CHINESE COMPANIES TO GET EXPOSURE OUTSIDE OF CHINA?
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