I originally thought that conceiving would be easy and natural.
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She spent three years conceiving the project commissioned by BMW.
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Some couples remortgage their homes in the hope of conceiving.
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We've had trouble conceiving, that's been hard on us, too.
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Ahead of Ocean's arrival, Alexa opened up about her difficulty conceiving.
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Conceiving and organizing the squads was National Socialism's most demonic crime.
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Therefore, understanding this concept hinges on conceiving financial transactions without banks.
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It's quite likely that they are incapable of conceiving anything better.
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He's now a hotelier credited with conceiving the "boutique hotel" concept.
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Conceiving my child is one of the greatest miracles I've ever received.
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At least there won't be any future teen moms conceiving at sea.
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Women come to the shrine when they want help conceiving a child.
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When I'm conceiving a scene, do I see it in three dimensions?
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Other women have admitted douching with Mountain Dew to keep from conceiving.
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And then altering those into what I'm conceiving for a particular song.
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Couples who time intercourse at the right time double their chances of conceiving.
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Celmatix claims that its tests help people "dramatically improve their chances of conceiving".
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The syndrome can make conceiving without fertility treatments more difficult for some women.
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For some women, just conceiving the baby they lost was a difficult process.
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Pyrotechnicians are the people in charge of conceiving, designing, and executing fireworks shows.
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He and his wife had problems conceiving and carrying a baby to term.
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They're having trouble conceiving because Max's sperm are, according to his doctor, insecure.
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"There's only a 15% change of conceiving from any given ovulation," she says.
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But it's a different thing conceiving it from the beginning to the end.
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Without medical intervention, their chances of conceiving naturally were less than one percent.
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And by conceiving paintings in unorthodox forms, he gave them a sculptural presence.
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For the infertile or people having trouble conceiving, it would be a huge breakthrough.
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Other symptoms include heavy periods, fatigue, digestive issues, and in some cases, difficulty conceiving.
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Anovulation Anovulation, or the absence of ovulation, can also hamper your chances of conceiving.
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Though Bookout has her eyes set on adoption, she is open to conceiving again.
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But this requires men to be proactive about their role in conceiving a baby.
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Practices like astrology, palm-reading, and tarot offer alternative ways of conceiving the world.
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While conceiving the structure, Ms. Gerchick said, she was inspired by the surrounding neighborhood.
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In conceiving this intricate piece for young voices, Mr. Wuorinen didn't make many compromises.
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In conceiving the interface, Mr. August was careful about how the data was presented.
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Tell me a little bit about your conversation with MU in conceiving of Liminal Laws.
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Every other aspect of conceiving, posting, and marketing the account was taken over by Bandolier.
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We have had trouble conceiving, and have been going through fertility work-ups and treatments.
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The invisible symptoms are erratic menstrual cycles, depression and in many cases difficulty in conceiving.
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And she says she went through eight rounds of IVF before conceiving her own daughter.
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And to achieve her goal of conceiving four kids, she will likely undergo more rounds.
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You start by conceiving of "racist" as a binary category, something one is or isn't.
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Bhattacharya says that couples who have trouble conceiving may be at greater risk for miscarriage.
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So nations like Sweden and Japan tolerate their circumstances while conceiving plans to upend them.
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When conceiving your shows, have you thought of them as being aimed at different constituencies?
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Like a lot of people, she and her husband Mark had a hard time conceiving.
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And maybe some just had a hard time conceiving that a rapper could be British.
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Unbeknownst to Rowlette, in 1979, her parents were having difficulty conceiving, and sought treatment from Mortimer.
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Importantly, they only looked at men who were presumingly already having trouble conceiving with their partners.
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But for Tzeni and her husband, conceiving a child was more important than almost anything else.
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Lisa and Ethan tried conceiving a child together through regular old sex for years — no dice.
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How involved were you in conceiving what Sarah Connor would be like all these years later?
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As if this weren't enough, Jen and her husband, Jim, are having difficulty conceiving a child.
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And were there any moments in which you butted heads with Hinstin in conceiving the retrospective?
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To get there, I had to let go of my dream of conceiving easily and spontaneously.
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It has come about by no plan of our conceiving, but by the hand of God.
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Creative logistics But conceiving a child while separated takes some creative logistics, though I am determined.
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But if sperm sorting, which is 93 percent effective in conceiving girls, were made available to any woman who wanted to select in favor of a girl, we might see both poor and middle-class people conceiving girls, in that way helping to equalize the male surplus.
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One of the ways people try to increase their odds of conceiving is through certain sex positions.
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A woman tweeted at Teigen telling her that she should "wait a minute" and try conceiving "naturally".
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"[It] really references the overall promise of cycle tracking [for] increasing the chances of conceiving," she says.
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"I would be keen to consult with anyone conceiving the next generation of these games," Walker adds.
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Ive was involved with conceiving Apple's most important products – the iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Mac, and iPod.
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Lane Murdock, a 16-year-old high school student in Connecticut, is credited with conceiving the idea.
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"We're preventing women who are strung out on drugs and alcohol from conceiving a child," Harris says.
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Black Panther, that meant conceiving of a childhood squeezed by the weight of an ancient unbroken dynasty.
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The tower completes the arts campus OMA has spent the past decade conceiving for the Prada Foundation.
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Do we ask our policymakers to just keep conceiving of ways to make our border more hellacious?
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Next Thing: Ms. Sanchez is busy conceiving Drake's outfits for his upcoming "Aubrey & the Three Migos" tour.
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The possibility of conceiving is there—so use contraception, always, unless you want a baby—but low.
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Conceiving, writing, editing and promoting it required hard work — all while she was finishing the seventh grade.
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Then they had trouble conceiving, and Rachel started drinking, and he dumped her for Anna (Rebecca Ferguson).
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Thomas had placed Harding for adoption after conceiving him with a girlfriend at the beginning of his career.
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Doctors gave Nielsen an incredibly slim chance of conceiving with her own eggs — around three to four percent.
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They may have an easier time conceiving than those who have a more severe case, Dr. Rosner says.
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Tobacco Smoke Aside from medical conditions, there are many environmental factors that could lower your chances of conceiving.
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The murk-filled box becomes an unholy womb, conceiving a ghastly being that flickers into furious, monstrous form.
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The Mayo Clinic also points out that older men have a slightly more difficult time conceiving a child.
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That means that if sperm count continues to plummet, then we could see more men having problems conceiving.
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Lower doses of pricey IVF drugs, for example, reduce the chance of conceiving a baby on each try.
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When she went to get it checked out, her doctor told her that she could face trouble conceiving.
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Conceiving another child had been Rich's solution to a marriage on the cusp of dissolution ten years ago.
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He started conceiving the project in earnest this summer, and began assembly of his camera station in September.
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The successful surgery, in South Africa in 2014, reportedly resulted in a man conceiving a child last year.
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His instrument in conceiving the piece was as much Ms. Jansen, her personality and temperament, as the violin.
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Women are planning to have children at later ages, when they are more likely to have trouble conceiving.
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"As a storyteller, I have trouble conceiving of a world where I don't care about everyone," she says.
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After age 35, fertility declines quickly and the risk of miscarriage and difficulties conceiving rise, the experts said.
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Times Insider Susan Spungen, multihyphenate cookie whiz, spent months conceiving and developing unique recipes for a special section.
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In the UK, about one in seven couples may have difficulty conceiving, according to the National Health Service.
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Still, some people can feel more at ease if they're trying everything possible to up their chances of conceiving.
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She's also shared the news of her many health struggles when it comes to conceiving and carrying a child.
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At 30 the chances of conceiving each month are 20 percent and at 40, this reduces to 5 percent.
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But conceiving of unionization as a matter of business regulation led to a very narrow interpretation of the act.
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Willimon had been developing and conceiving his next show, "The First" for Hulu, for two years at that point.
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Noda gave birth to a disabled son at age 50 after conceiving via donor eggs and in-vitro insemination.
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Tracking your cycle to determine a fertile window has long been used to either become pregnant or avoid conceiving.
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That should help minimize the likelihood of complications that can arise from conceiving twins or triplets with traditional IVF.
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Your use of time has become so oriented around work that conceiving of a day without it is difficult.
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Noda gave birth to a disabled son at age 50 after conceiving via donor eggs and in vitro insemination.
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Some of that data could help Celmatix scientists unlock the underlying reasons a woman might be having trouble conceiving.
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As children waddled around the house, the women spent over an hour recounting painful memories — miscarriages, stillbirths, difficulties conceiving.
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Even for El's supportive parents, conceiving of gender as a multidimensional sprawl has not been so easy to grasp.
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After conceiving the project, Boyd learned about Chashama, a similar organization is New York City founded by Anita Durst.
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Levchin is also the chairman of Glow, a fertility-tracking app that helps users improve their odds of conceiving.
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In particular, her struggles conceiving resonated with me, since I had two miscarriages between my second and third child.
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In 2014, I joined a group for single mothers by choice, read books, and learned all about conceiving alone.
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It can also cause heavy periods, bleeding or spotting between periods, fatigue, digestive issues, and in some cases, difficulty conceiving.
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The Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology has a calculator that factors in age, prior pregnancies, and reasons for difficulty conceiving.
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Dr. Hershlag also says that your chances of conceiving are impacted by the stage of endometriosis you've been diagnosed with.
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Model Tess Holliday called Revolve "a mess" on Twitter for conceiving of and promoting a sweatshirt with such a message.
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Shady Grove provides services like in vitro fertilization and embryo-freezing to women and couples who have trouble conceiving naturally.
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KS: Self-management is a central mode of post-Fordist work that I'm conceiving as a performative strategy in art.
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"I was told on my twenty fifth birthday by my doctor that we would have trouble conceiving," DawnCheré tells PEOPLE.
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I'm not offended, but you'd never ask a straight couple if they had trouble conceiving or how they did it.
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Sometimes, it's because a couple is ready to try conceiving and it's proving harder than they imagined it would be.
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Hill previously had trouble conceiving due to polycystic ovary syndrome, and her doctor put her on hormones to aid ovulation.
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The scope of Toledo's project has vastly exceeded any of the predictions he had when he began conceiving the idea.
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Davies is fantastic at conceiving of TV series that look at corners of the world that aren't always well-covered.
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In fact, Seacrest even played a role in launching their careers by conceiving the idea for their long-running E!
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Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, nicknamed KSM by the F.B.I., is accused of conceiving of the "Planes Operation" that became the Sept.
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In conceiving her designs, which vary from bejeweled sandals to curvaceous, high platform boots, she steers clear of street trends.
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Since there are no glaring medical problems stopping us from conceiving, I elect to continue trying the old-fashioned way.
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"The millimeters count," said Mr. Mikhael, who spent nearly a year conceiving the design scheme for the Park South apartment.
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According to the BBC, researchers found that the ideal time between giving birth and conceiving again was 12 to 18 months.
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He refers to himself as the "chief dreamer," asking the "what if" questions when designing or conceiving of a new bike.
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Difficulty conceiving is a common experience, yet there's still a lot of stigma when it comes to talking about it openly.
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In the post, Zuckerberg discussed the trouble they had conceiving, a private struggle many couples are too ashamed to discuss publicly.
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"I was told on my twenty fifth birthday by my doctor that we would have trouble conceiving," DawnCheré recently told PEOPLE.
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Although roughly 1 in 8 couples worldwide are thought to have difficulties conceiving, infertility is commonly seen as a woman's problem.
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Kissinger was a brilliant strategist and diplomat, but there would have been no ceasefire without his boss conceiving and ordering it.
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This is the one distinct advantage of going the donor route as opposed to the good old-fashioned route when conceiving.
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Doctors have told him and his fiancée, Crystal Black, that in vitro fertilization is their only chance of conceiving a child.
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Conceiving the unnatural way has never been more widespread, with around one in 65 babies in America born after fertility treatments.
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It raises concerns about later fertility issues — endometriosis is very common in reproductive-age women, and often linked to difficulty conceiving.
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Alcohol is only going to hurt your chances of conceiving, which is why experts recommend cutting down or avoiding drinking altogether.
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That's because when conceiving of the idea of a filter that "swaps" your gender, there are assumptions the creative team must've made.
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We were told that the odds of conceiving without medical intervention was less than 1% and that IVF was our only option.
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So far, Sfakianoudis says, the technique has helped nine women nearing menopause who were having difficulty conceiving to get pregnant via IVF.
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Female reindeer start gaining weight in the autumn and conceiving more calves, boosting competition for food and further straining the food supply.
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After medical tests indicated that she was fit to conceive, Kaur had two failed attempts with IVF before successfully conceiving last year.
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Currently titled Flamin' Hot, the film will follow the rise of Richard Montanez, the Californian responsible for conceiving the spicy cheese flavor.
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There's also been conflicting evidence showing that pot use among men and women has no effect on a couple's chances of conceiving.
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Were there any artists when you were conceiving JMSN that you really looked up to, as having the same sound or confidence?
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The couple announced they were expecting a child in September 2016 and talked to PEOPLE about the difficulties they experienced with conceiving.
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It probably won't be the main cause of fertility issues, but it could factor in if someone is already experiencing issues conceiving.
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Hundreds of people have written to her with questions about conceiving, IVF, surrogacy, egg donation, adoption, and everything related to baby-making.
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The online series offers viewers a glimpse into the often frustrating and painful path to pregnancy for those who have trouble conceiving.
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As more women open up about their difficulty conceiving, we're able to better understand the different ways women deal with fertility struggles.
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Instead of conceiving of the world as a landscape for purchases and households, he wanted to reimagine what a household could be.
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Along with his vital contribution to defining the Commonwealth, Smuts played an important part in conceiving of the League of Nations itself.
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The first was "Conceiving Ada," about Ada Lovelace, daughter of Lord Byron, who is now recognized as the first ever computer programmer.
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At around the age of 16, I found it reassuring that Boccaccio, in conceiving his narrators, had made most of them women.
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In conversation with one another, Bloom, Fraser, and Lawler offer new and illuminating ways of conceiving the creation of meaning and value.
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I don't doubt that Ms. Stess had her reasons for conceiving the play as she did, but it is a puzzling choice.
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"It will probably be an 'oops!' baby," Lindsay, 34, tells Extra of the couple's relaxed attitude toward conceiving their first child together.
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Women use such apps for a range of purposes, from tracking their period cycles to maximizing their chances of conceiving a child.
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For the most part, the operatives who are conceiving and guiding such attacks are doing so from behind a wall of anonymity.
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At the end of the day, experts agree that when it comes to conceiving, having something in a patient's control is meaningful.
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The tricky thing about blocked fallopian tubes is that "often the only sign of blocked fallopian tubes is difficulty conceiving," Dr. Raj says.
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When we were conceiving the idea for this book, I was like well how do I make this like relevant to right now?
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So when you were conceiving of this show, thinking of it like that, where you see blurred lines, how do you then create?
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"It's next to impossible [to get pregnant]," Planned Parenthood nurse practitioner Laura Ghasseminia told WTLV about the odds of conceiving with an IUD.
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That certainly fits the facts better than conceiving of Trump as someone with a sophisticated plan for reaching the summa of global politics.
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Banks, 43, had previously been open about her struggles with infertility, revealing that she had undergone IVF procedures in the hopes of conceiving.
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This ever-evolving success story could not have happened without the amazingly talented people conceiving ideas and turning them into life-enhancing innovations.
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In the context of electoral politics, even conceiving of women as a single group, united by shared interests, is something of a fiction.
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I toured the site recently with an architect who admired Mr. Calatrava for sticking to his guns and conceiving an ambitious public space.
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Health, who has heard her share of distress stories from older women with problems conceiving, views the procedure as a matter of course.
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Smokers usually have a much harder time conceiving, thanks to a harmful mix of nicotine, cyanide, and carbon monoxide found in cigarette smoke.
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It's a bonus that the acupuncturist says she has worked with many women who have struggled with conceiving, but who eventually got pregnant.
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At least finding true love during a once-in-a-lifetime astronomical experience sounds a tad more plausible than conceiving an X-men baby.
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A survey by the China Population Association in 2012 showed that more than 40 million couples, or one in every eight, had difficulties conceiving.
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How many boutique fitness classes and therapy sessions will it take me to work off the shame of conceiving of and executing this article?
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The couple had already had first-born Melanie Webb, 54, but Linda confessed she was having an affair at the time of conceiving Cara.
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It's an autoimmune disorder that causes fatigue, joint pant, skin issues, and possible organ failure — it can also make conceiving harder and pregnancy tricky.
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Conceiving and launching the Kickstarter was proof of concept for Frog Fractions 2, even if he didn't know what the game would be yet.
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Since then we've grown, conceiving tiny content babies that have grown into leading industry voices (see us, here—Noisey—recklessly tooting our own horn).
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Then, in November, Bachelor season 17 winner Catherine Giudici (who's married to Sean Lowe) shared a video saying she also wore one before conceiving.
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The museum has listed the exhibition as a radical example of "decolonizing the museum practice" by conceiving of manual work as an art form.
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"The vehicles that we're conceiving for Lucid are perfectly suited for the ride sharing space with large interior spaces and clean technologies," Rawlinson said.
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Conceiving a product and turning it into a successful high-growth startup is challenging work, but it can be absolutely punishing for underrepresented founders.
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The flair and showmanship of publishing—conceiving a book with mischievous, relentless persuasion of anyone with writerly potential, and showily promoting it—appealed greatly.
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The Nouvelle Droite, Glucksmann argued, adopted a traditionally German, tribal way of conceiving identity, which the Germans themselves abandoned after the Second World War.
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Image via DocSend Image via DocSend In the early days, entrepreneurs spend most of their time conceiving and building their minimum viable product (MVP).
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In that statement Franks stated that he and his wife had trouble conceiving and suggested that this was all a simple misunderstanding, not harassment.
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When conceiving "Salt Bride," Landau drew inspiration from "The Dybbuk": S. Ansky's 1916 drama of star-crossed love and exorcism rooted in Jewish folklore.
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"Our imagineers are hard at work conceiving an all-new innovative ride system to put you in the middle of the action," said Chapek.
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"Monster made of men," are the words District 9 director Neill Blomkamp wrote on a scrap of paper when conceiving his forthcoming film Zygote.
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Doctors often advised them to tell no one about how they were conceiving and then destroyed documents that might have provided a paper trail.
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According to the lawsuit, Ashby and her husband at the time, Howard Fowler, sought the doctor's help when they had trouble conceiving a child.
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Mr. Schafer, best known for conceiving historically focused houses rooted in classical and vernacular architecture, has created a seaside home that is breezily modern.
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Four years ago, an advertising campaign unveiled by the city in subways presented images of toddlers berating their hypothetical teenage mothers for conceiving them.
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But informing yourself about the potential costs, your chances of conceiving, and the different financing options available can help you choose your path forward.
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Monetary policy from governments that are unwilling, or incapable, of conceiving and implementing appropriate fiscal, structural and trade policies has a bad track record.
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The mother of two revealed that she and West, 39, are open to conceiving again in a recent promo for Keeping Up with the Kardashians.
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Using a blood treatment called platelet-rich plasma, the doctors had helped a handful of women who had been having difficulty conceiving to get pregnant.
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"This is a list of different ways of thinking about or conceiving of the derivative, rather than a list of different logical definitions," Thurston wrote.
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According to the CDC, about 12.1% of cis women age 15 to 44 in the U.S. have difficulty conceiving or carrying a pregnancy to term.
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"I will say I would be her surrogate in a second," said Teigen, who used IVF when she had trouble conceiving with husband John Legend.
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This is also correlated to women having babies later in life, which means that those who experience difficulty conceiving look into fertility treatments later, too.
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But for the high school sweethearts, conceiving a child was only possible with in vitro fertilization, which was covered by Cynthia's insurance through her employer.
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While all of this makes very little sense in the Roseanne world, Becky's decision is also pretty detached from the realities of conceiving after 40.
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In designing the lighthouse and conceiving of where the characters would be in different parts of the story, were you thinking about that at all?
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The star had previously been open about her struggles with infertility, revealing that she had undergone in vitro fertilization procedures in the hopes of conceiving.
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On Saturday, Sanders rebuked Clinton over her role in conceiving of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, a vast trade deal linking Asia and the Western Hemisphere.
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Jamie Otis and husband Doug Hehner are already looking forward to conceiving their next child — even as their second baby is still on its way.
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But Stern believes the Californians who were rendered incapable of conceiving children as a result of the government program deserve more than just an apology.
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Aspiring American statesmen dream of conceiving the next big foreign policy doctrine, an organizing principle around which the United States can conduct its international affairs.
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"The first time that I really started conceiving of Civil, I viewed it as an open publishing platform that had to be decentralized," he said.
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But each actor's performance plays a role in conceiving these themes, as well — the film would not succeed as well as it does without them.
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My husband and I had been trying so hard to have a baby, devoting so much energy to conceiving, that the loss was particularly painful.
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The researchers didn't look at how many of the women who didn't return ended up conceiving without the help of their frozen eggs, like Haqq.
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Although Olowska was the headliner, credited with conceiving the performance and designing and constructing the costumes, in many ways the show belonged to choreographer Katy Pyle.
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The good news, however, is that if you're thinking of having kids, deciding whether or not to, or having trouble conceiving, your options are growing rapidly.
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It caused nerve damage and vaginal atrophy, her medical records show, that prevented her from having sex with her husband, and she had trouble conceiving naturally.
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One factor that many wonder about, possibly even before conceiving, is whether previous breast surgeries or modifications will ruin their chances of being able to nurse.
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One myth is that cucumber stimulates excessive vaginal discharge, another that eating pineapple can prevent girls from conceiving later on or cause miscarriages in pregnant women.
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Kate Hill was told she may never conceive due to her polycystic ovary syndrome — but she ended up conceiving twice in 10 days, making medical history.
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Where the vast majority of customers were previously heterosexual couples who had trouble conceiving, today many if not most are either lesbian couples or single women.
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"I'm already conceiving the story with André Aciman, and it's gonna happen five or six years afterwards," Guadagnino told USA TODAY on the Oscar's red carpet.
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So whether we're talking about wanting something we don't have or manipulating something we do not have, we're still talking about conceiving of an abstract thing.
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Rather, they highlight the profound implications that conceiving of our minds as an amalgam between brain and device have for our image of ourselves as humans.
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Many LGBTQ people don't know how much there is to learn about conceiving in a same-sex couple until they start trying for a family themselves.
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I then contacted Cole directly, and he proved to be a generous and sensitive guide for me while conceiving the nature and structure of the work.
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Margot Henderson made a career out of conceiving simple, unpretentious dishes that pack a serious punch in the flavor department, and this pasta is no exception.
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There are places of female energy where women come to ask for a child if they have troubles conceiving, bring toys and food for the spirits.
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And whether or not Zika exposure is a risk for women who aren't yet pregnant, but might be considering conceiving in the near future, is hazy.
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By actively seeking alternatives, always attempting to do things cheaper, faster, easier, craftier, step by step they are conceiving a whole new way of moving forward.
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She stars in "Conceiving Ada," a fantasy about Ada Lovelace, who aside from being Lord Byron's daughter is said to have written the first computer program.
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My doctor estimated I had a 15 percent chance of conceiving if we forked over close to $20,000 for IVF, a procedure my insurance didn't cover.
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In 2015, Ms. Kay took on a new position in which she was charged with conceiving and editing enterprise articles and projects throughout the news department.
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According to Maya Allison, the curator of the exhibition, the paradoxical activity of conceiving playfulness as seriousness and vice versa formed the crux of his practice.
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The victims might need to make the perpetrator feel more guilt and pain, not less, in conceiving of the long-lasting impacts their offense had generated.
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To mark its centenary, the BMW Group is championing the brands who are conceiving the very future of motoring – MINI, BMW, Rolls Royce and BMW Motorrad.
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Conceiving of the entire imaginative universe of comics as contained within one large city, Moore's flâneur protagonist surveys the landscape as different neighborhoods flourish and decay.
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Judge Patricia Gallaher, a Monroe County family court judge, handed down the order requiring that she regain custody of her infant son before conceiving any other children.
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"When Mike and I first got together, we were having trouble conceiving, so I went to the doctors and started the process of IVF," the singer said.
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"It definitely took a serious turn for us," Andrews, 39, tells Health for its July/August cover story of her chances of conceiving with fiancé Jarret Stoll.
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Fuller says that the pregnancy came as a surprise, as she'd been told by doctors that conceiving would be "nearly impossible" due to chronic illness and endometriosis.
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The family is sharing their story to spread the word that surrogacy is a viable option -- particularly to those who are having trouble conceiving using other methods.
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She didn't learn in that visit that the fact she was having excruciating periods as a teenager might mean she could have trouble conceiving later in life.
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Teigen faced an uproar when she announced that she chose to have a female embryo implanted after she and Legend underwent IVF because they had difficulty conceiving.
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Hertel-Fernandez sees an opportunity for the left to learn from the right by conceiving of policy as a way to shift politics in a durable way.
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So I thought, when I was conceiving of this project: What if I say I'm doing a book, when people were like, "what are you doing next"?
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When Ms. DeGeneres was conceiving the format and tone of her show in 2003, she insisted that compassion and empathy would guild her humor, Ms. Connelly said.
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But my husband and I are newlyweds who found each other later in life — he's 48, and I'm 40 — and conceiving has been trickier than I anticipated.
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More recently it was where Stannis held his meetings and where, you might recall, Melisandre seduced him into conceiving a fratricidal shadow-baby back in Season 2.
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Since the 1950s, Sánchez, who is now 93, has dared to expand the dimensional constraints of painting with boundless ingenuity, conceiving a new visual language for sensuality.
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In 2007, he started conceiving a tour with a full band: three backup singers, two guitarists, drummer, keyboard player, bassist, and saxophonist (later replaced by a violinist).
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Removing her other fallopian tube removed any chance of conceiving naturally, but this also means that through IVF, Caitlin might be able to get pregnant in the future.
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" The second mission, Mission Lotus, was all about conceiving a child in space by sending reproductive cells to orbit in what SpaceLife Origin called a "Space-Embryo-Incubator.
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But in practice, these forces rely heavily on U.S. Special Operators in conceiving, planning, and carrying out operations, casting doubt on their ability to work without U.S. support.
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But what many may not know about the singer is that he and wife of 16 years Kristin went through quite the challenges in conceiving their second child.
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Many social media users were quick to point out, joking about pregnancy can be hurtful to many people who have struggled with conceiving or have lost their children.
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The diet is proven to help those with irregular ovulation, but this is the cause of infertility in less than one-third of women who have trouble conceiving.
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Patterson, however, wanted to share her story in hopes that anyone else who may be struggling with conceiving can take heart in the fact that they aren't alone.
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In a final note, Hilaria said she hoped that by speaking out, it would encourage people to keep talking about struggles of conceiving that so many often face.
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Women with high FSH levels did not have a significantly different cumulative probability of conceiving after six cycles compared with women with normal levels, according to the study.
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He and Ms. Cohen, whom he knew from growing up in Montreal, had discussed conceiving a child together, but mostly it was "a lovely little daydream," he said.
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But her study, instead, traced the way patients' chances of conceiving changed over time, which is a more reliable way to measure the effects of endometriosis on fertility.
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Moving across sectors: Acting rapidly at large scale, they are conceiving and trying out new business models not only in retail, but also investment, lending, payments, and logistics.
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And doubtless Mr. Nézet-Séguin and Mr. Gelb are watching this burst of new activities — and hopefully conceiving some of their own — across the plaza at Lincoln Center.
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More than 'one' fertility diet Experts say that even if fertility medications or procedures are in the conception cards, improving your diet can optimize your chances of conceiving.
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Why can I not in a single evening go from conceiving some idea to actually having an extant website where I can just go and charge my customers?
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As many social media users were quick to point out, joking about pregnancy can be hurtful to many people who have struggled with conceiving or have lost their children.
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"When we started conceiving this mission 35 years ago we didn't know of a single planet outside our solar system," said Kepler's founding principal investigator, William Borucki, since retired.
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I was so happy you wanted to sit down and talk, given that our coverage on parenting, conceiving, and fertility is just beginning to find its groove on Refinery29.
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And we're really conceiving of this as a project that goes from now through October when the governor has to decide on all the bills that reach his desk.
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But the traditional practice of female genital mutilation (FGM) left her in agony, bedridden for a week then with painful periods every month and troubles conceiving when she married.
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While the Baldwins thought about no longer conceiving after Romeo, Hilaria has made a few comments about her daughter's desire for another sister, after dealing with three younger brothers.
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His mother was Julia Major Dodds, the daughter of slaves, who had 10 children with her husband, Charles Dodds, before conceiving another with a field hand named Noah Johnson.
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"Many are attracted to the whole idea of polyamory because it does not provide fixed modes for living," or a "rigid script" for conceiving of sexual identity, he said.
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And hopefully launch a long overdue dialogue that shines a light on this crucial topic while also helping to remove the stigma and shame that so often accompanies difficulties conceiving.
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The 37-year-old Food Network star revealed in an emotional Instagram last month that she and her husband Ryan Biegel have had difficulties conceiving since their September 2018 wedding.
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"Sexiness" on the runways doesn't reflect the way the world is evolving, and the collective industry needs to reconsider how it's conceiving and selling perceptions of women back to them.
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For author Judith Newman, conceiving her twin sons at the age of 40 was difficult—but not nearly as hard as discovering that one of the twins, Gus, had autism.
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I had done hundreds of organized races and loved racing, but I also loved the thrill of conceiving an adventure on my own and seeing whether the impossible was possible.
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Instead, he has been polite and determined, as well as efficient: So far he has a better than 80 percent strike rate when it comes to successfully conceiving a foal.
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Women with low AMH levels did not have a significantly different cumulative probability of conceiving by six cycles of trying compared with women with normal levels, according to the study.
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However, as Ann V. Bell points out in her book "Misconception," studies have found that women of lower socioeconomic status have a harder time conceiving children than their wealthy counterparts.
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Yet, this is only the logical consequence of conceiving the digital version of themselves as important as the original, or maybe even more, since it will not decay and perish.
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It was incredibly meaningful to play a small part in John's process of conceiving the work and arranging for him to discuss it with the leaders of the survivor's groups.
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She also created a connection between the team and the Salvation Army, conceiving of the Thanksgiving game halftime show in 1996 that is now a mainstay of the annual game.
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When conceiving "The Let Go," he envisioned a connection among the Armory's vast historic drill hall, dance halls and town hall meetings where Americans' political rifts have been laid bare.
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The documents, leaked by a Chinese official concerned about the policies behind the crackdown, showed the direct involvement of senior officials in conceiving and ordering it — including President Xi Jinping.
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He's looking for the right (preferably fertile, and local to the Pacific Northwest) woman to "make love" to while watching the eclipse in Oregon, with an aim to conceiving a child.
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Inventors Peer-Boy Matthiesen, 34, Daniel Herter, 31, Nick Piepenburg, 31, and Berno Delius, 31, came up with the idea for the product after some of their friends had trouble conceiving.
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The actress, who arrived at the 2016 Oscar Awards without new husband Joe Manganiello, got frank on the subject of conceiving a kiddo in the March issue of Harper's Bazaar Arabia.
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Conceiving and executing the building was a constant renegotiation of closed and open spaces, and what sort of level of openness afforded privacy, and what level of closed-ness afforded contact.
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King espoused a form of Kantian regard that prioritized conceiving of every human, racist or not, as owed a kind of love that is grounded in the ideal of universal respect.
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He has a genetic condition he doesn't want to pass down and, over the years, she's learned she has a chromosome deletion and other reproductive issues that make conceiving naturally risky.
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The IBD Parenthood Project from the American Gastroenterological Association (AGA) educates women with IBD about how to manage their condition to avert risks while conceiving, carrying a child and giving birth.
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Amazon has yet to announce a season two renewal, but Weil said that conceiving of a show with "legs" and a "vision toward the future" was important for selling the series.
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Nowadays, with celebrities opening up about their experiences conceiving, and assisted reproductive technology advancements on the rise, people are more aware of the realities and possibilities surrounding fertility than ever before.
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Others had done so after unsuccessful attempts at conceiving naturally, while still others were single women in their 216s who wanted to increase the chance they'd be able to have kids.
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"When we started conceiving this mission 35 years ago, we didn't know of a single planet outside our solar system," said the Kepler mission's founding principal investigator, William Borucki, now retired.
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Conceiving soon after miscarriage, and being naturally predisposed to worry, I simply couldn&apost shake the feeling that in pregnancy, I was fighting a fire that the universe wanted to fan.
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She will be responsible for conceiving and planning seasons; commissioning new work; and working closely with dancers in the rehearsal studio, both teaching class and coaching works in the company's repertory.
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There could be many other factors that are getting in the way of conceiving, and a device like Ava does not work for someone who has Polycystic Ovary Syndrome or other disorders.
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Miscarriage is common, but it's not something that is talked about in discussions about reproductive health, as Refinery29 editor-in-chief Christene Barberich explained in an essay about her struggle with conceiving.
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Despite how common difficulty conceiving is, there are a lot of myths about infertility out there — like the idea that if you get on birth control, your fertility will be permanently lowered.
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She was told an abortion would lessen the likelihood of conceiving later and the depression from getting an abortion would potentially leave her unable to support herself or have a decent life.
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You can find all kinds of bogus workouts on the internet that claim to make you more fertile, including the best yoga poses for conceiving, and ab exercises that allegedly "boost" fertility.
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Melas, who announced her pregnancy in December 2018 along with a sweet sex-reveal video, previously opened up to PEOPLE about conceiving both her first and second sons via in vitro fertilization.
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In June 2018, Kramer revealed to PEOPLE about how the couple endured three miscarriages and two chemical pregnancies before conceiving naturally following a failed IVF cycle and subsequent loss earlier that year.
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And, at the end of most articles, there was a statement that went something like this: Doctors recommend that obese women thinking about getting pregnant should attempt to lose weight before conceiving.
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In 2014, a company called Ovascience claimed to have identified "egg precursor" cells, which it said could improve a woman's chances of conceiving children and even pause or reverse the biological clock.
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What has transpired between these photos is multiple doctors appointments, bloodwork, hormone injections and medication, and the realization that conceiving naturally is not as my 18 year old self once thought 😅. .
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It was incredibly supportive and brave when you told me about your own difficulties in conceiving, going through a two years of tests, trying, and doctors, and then finally doing IVF, successfully.
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Mr. Korins said his "aha moment" came last summer, when he was staying at Chatsworth, home to the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire, for several days as he was conceiving the exhibition.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) — who is credited with conceiving of the post-financial-crisis agency and helping set it up during the Obama administration — led the opposition among Democrats to the appointment.
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Prosecutors said Kuzmin was the operation's mastermind, conceiving of the virus in 2005 and running a business that rented out the virus to other cyber criminals intent on stealing money from banks.
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There are four stages in total, and while you may have trouble getting pregnant in the more severe stages (three and four), your chances for conceiving are better in stages one and two.
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In 1979, when Ashby and Fowler lived in Idaho Falls, Idaho, the former couple had trouble conceiving and turned to Dr. Mortimer, a now-retired obstetrician gynecologist, for help, according to the lawsuit.
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Then, Lee spoke out on Instagram on Wednesday, saying that she gets "multiple messages a day" asking her if she's pregnant and explained that she and husband Ryan Biegel are having trouble conceiving.
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In expectant mothers, conceiving a child with an older father was associated with a higher risk of gestational diabetes and preeclampsia (a complication marked by high blood pressure and swollen feet and legs).
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In 1940, the French army was still arguing about whether industrializing tanks production or not, while the Germans already had the V1 rockets in mind, and the Americans were conceiving the atomic bomb.
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I knew that I had endometriosis, but with me, it wasn't an indication that I was going to have a problem with conceiving because my tubes were clean and my ovaries were clean.
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Perhaps sensitive to such accusations, Mr. Saleh insisted on Monday that Mr. Le Mesurier had not founded the White Helmets, despite Mr. Le Mesurier's role in conceiving, financing and training the Syrian volunteers.
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Two years ago, Guaty visited another doctor in New York who felt confident about her chances of conceiving, and put her on a three-month regimen to start her sixth round of IVF.
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I was newly pregnant, and newly unmedicated for my anxiety, having recently weaned in preparation for conceiving (which I had assumed, given my age and anxiety, would take longer than it did). Shit.
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"The vast majority of treatments for Crohn's and ulcerative colitis are completely safe for a female to take when she is conceiving and equally safe during pregnancy and breastfeeding," Leung said by email.
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For her joint contribution she worked with Mono Office, the Beijing-based architectural practice, conceiving a device that collects and dispenses ideas, concepts and designs that otherwise exist only digitally, on a computer.
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In extracting the archive from its standard physical and metaphorical single-dimensionality and transforming it into the three-dimensional sculptural, Sadie Barnette offers us news modes of conceiving of and visualizing our memories.
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Two years ago, Guaty visited another doctor in New York who felt confident about her chances of conceiving and put her on a three-month regimen to start her sixth round of IVF.
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After having trouble conceiving a child, they decided to try to have a child through in vitro fertilization, or IVF, with a company called CHA Fertility based out of Los Angeles, the lawsuit states.
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Acknowledging "poorly planned contact" with Amazonian tribes had led to deaths of vulnerable people in the past, they said governments should initiate contact after "conceiving a well-organized plan" otherwise "disastrous contacts" could happen.
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In 2004, another Monroe County judge was overruled, after ordering a homeless, drug-addicted mother and father to avoid conceiving any more children until all seven of their children were returned from foster care.
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She does note, however, that not everyone with endometriosis has trouble conceiving — so if a woman is not trying to get pregnant, she should always use protection even if she does have the disease.
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" When asked if she was shocked by the backlash that came from her post (especially from women who have trouble conceiving), Catelynn said she understands where they are coming from and she "gets that.
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This would be the first time, though, that doctors would use stem cells to create an entirely new and viable testicle which has the capability of conceiving a child without in vitro fertilization (IVF).
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Hall "knew that that clock was not on [her] side" when it came to conceiving her own biological child with husband Steven Greener, a music manager whom she wed under the radar, surprising fans.
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Some women are advised to track their BBT using normal thermometers when they are trying to conceive or undergoing fertility treatments so they have a greater chance of conceiving during their peak fertility window.
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Then I went on about how, when conceiving natural law, Aquinas bases his argument on a law by the Byzantine emperor, Justinian, who wasn't very intelligent and believed gay people caused 'famines and pestilences.
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While conceiving again may not be easy for Lozada, she does have other things to look forward to, such as her highly-anticipated return to Basketball Wives, which she also revealed on the show.
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The complaint called Dickerson a "pioneer in developing the radical idea" of ride sharing by conceiving his system in 1999, before cellphones from major manufacturers incorporated GPS technology and allowed for widespread automated billing.
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"It is as if the entire medical realm is shaped to cater to women's infertility and women's bodies," says Liberty Barnes, a sociologist and the author of Conceiving Masculinity: Male Infertility, Medicine, and Identity.
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But by 2011, Warren had made a name for herself in Washington, overseeing the Trouble Assets Relief Program after the financial crisis and conceiving of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau under President Barack Obama.
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I'm still not ruling out the possibility of Murphy conceiving a radicalized Black Lives Matter activist for a future episode, but if Beverly is any indicator, I can already guess how they will be portrayed.
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Mr Mishra associates liberalism with what he describes, in a related essay in the Guardian, as a "mechanistic and materialist way of conceiving human actions", partly a consequence of the primacy of free-market economics.
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They're not the only Canadians finding love in the swath of land between Iraq and Syria controlled by IS. A recent report indicated at least five Canadian women joined IS, marrying militants and conceiving children.
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"What has transpired between these photos is multiple doctors' appointments, bloodwork, hormone injections and medication, and the realization that conceiving naturally is not as my 18-year-old self once thought," she wrote on Instagram.
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But she died in 217, when she was just 22016, on the operating table at the Sonoma State Home during surgery to prevent her from conceiving, according to her niece, Barbara Swarr of Hayward, California.
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The interview and Michelle Obama's memoir include several other intimate details of her path to the White House, including about her early relationship with her husband and the challenges she faced in conceiving her children.
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So you decided ... Was it more like you wanted to get the salary information, or just the feedback information, or is there any one part of it than when you were first conceiving of it?
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But it does mean that the same cultural pressures — and sense of this isn't working — that propel incels into nihilistic darkness may motivate others to seek more meaningful, mutual modes of conceiving of sexual interaction.
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What to Tell Your Friend: Older age is and always will be associated with declining fertility and increased risks for the mother and child, but her chances of conceiving do not drop significantly until 40.
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One of the most visceral experiences in anyone's life is conceiving and raising a baby, and some of the world's biggest companies revolve around an increasing parental obsession with getting the first couple of years right.
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The smartest decision Burnett made in conceiving The Apprentice was to make Trump both its hero and its villain — sort of a primordial god who decided contestants' fates with a terrible combination of acumen and spite.
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Over six million women in the U.S. ages 2000 to 41 struggle with the medical diagnosis of "infertility," which means having trouble conceiving or staying pregnant after having unprotected intercourse over a specified period of time.
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Unlike No Man's Sky, which shows off a similar way of conceiving of the world and its relations and yet fails to render any of it very clearly, The Colonists is almost transparent from the start.
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But some educators are optimistic about the initiative's collaborative approach to conceiving the new and revamped schools, The New York Times reports, and that the investment could help attract additional charitable donations to the city's schools.
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When Mr. Bozzi is not overseeing Mezzaluna with Mr. Casagranda, or conceiving Italian projects for Patina Restaurant Group, he spends more than a third of the year in Italy with his wife, Chiara, a retired pediatrician.
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In it, Smith wrote about the kind of "flattening" of people that happens in the film, and how the internet and Facebook were contributing, in her view, to people conceiving of themselves in a different way.
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Dr. Jose Alvarez Romagosa, a fertility specialist at the Auxilio Mutuo Hospital in San Juan and star of a popular television show, "Latin Doctors," said he had dissuaded three patients from conceiving in a single day.
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Bran reveals that Lyanna and Rhaegar shared a mutual love for each other, and Sam reveals that Lyanna and Rhaegar had been married prior to conceiving Jon, which means that he isn't a bastard after all.
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" On July 7, venue co-owner Barbara Pomo formed a not-for-profit corporation called OnePulse Foundation with the purpose of "conceiving, funding and aiding in the construction of a permanent memorial on the existing Pulse site.
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"Sometimes I'll be conceiving a film and it requires objects or props, and in the process of building all of those things I realize that film might not be the best vehicle for the ideas," she says.
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The ability to fuse bloodlines by conceiving a child with someone you love has taken on a disproportionate power and poetic meaning in my life because, as a lesbian, it's something I'll never be able to do.
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It now aims to decentralize in order to get closer to its member countries, while playing a more aggressive role conceiving projects rather than simply serving as a minority investor, president Bandar Hajjar said in an interview.
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Even though it's a bit of a sideshow — this isn't a lot of solar energy — there are lessons within it worth dwelling on and taking seriously, especially for those involved in conceiving, writing, and implementing climate policy.
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"Our finding that moderate deficiency is associated with difficulty conceiving has important public health implications," said lead study author Dr. James Mills of the Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development in Bethesda, Maryland.
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Amid Kevin's debut in the Ron Howard-directed World War II film and Randall taking charge of the renovations of late father William's old building, Kate (Chrissy Metz) continues to try conceiving a baby with Toby through IVF.
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But for 10 years, she battles a cocaine addiction ("Drugs were a demon I had to overcome," she said), and later struggled to start a family, suffering a few miscarriages before conceiving son Kevin Hunter Jr, now 17.
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Working first with the Ford Foundation executive William W. McPeak and then with Mr. Lowry, Ms. Thompson was credited with largely conceiving the stabilization fund, which provided arts groups with financial support and the business acumen of consultants.
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On Monday, the former adult film star, who has previously been very candid about her pregnancy experience, opened up about the challenging, yet worthwhile process of conceiving her third child, daughter Batel Lu, through in vitro fertilization (IVF).
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Sonja seems genuinely invested in her friend's happiness, as opposed to prying, and says, "Praise the Lord," when she learns 41-year-old Tinsley froze her eggs long ago, which means she'll likely have an easier time conceiving.
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Mr. Wildstein, who arrived at the Port Authority with no transportation experience — he had written an anonymous political blog for the previous 10 years while working at his family's textile company — has pleaded guilty to conceiving the plan.
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Kathy Hoe, who is currently in her first year at Kellogg, knows this very well, having recently gone through the process of conceiving and crafting the personal essay that helped ensure her acceptance into Kellogg's prestigious MBA program.
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This was, the report found, in line with the culture of keeping the abuse behind closed doors, which meant that anyone who was not a victim had a hard time conceiving how it could have been carried out.
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Christianity is a belief system — Jesus is the son of God and died for our sins — but it's also a larger ideology: a political worldview and a way of conceiving of the church's proper place in that world.
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The Jersey Shore stars recently revealed on Good Morning America's third hour Strahan, Sara and Keke that they suffered a miscarriage after conceiving the night Sorrentino, 37, completed an eight-month prison sentence in September for tax fraud.
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The critical shift occurs when the organism is complex enough to become self-conscious, when it is capable of conceiving itself as an "I," and of grasping that other like-minded organisms also conceive of themselves this way.
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Younger women in the art world who may enjoy the erotic attention they receive or imagine themselves as empowered by it often have the most difficulty conceiving of themselves as victims — I know I did in my 20s.
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Offred's story examines the relationships that develop between women who have been forced into antagonistic relationships with each other, including Offred and the Wife, named Serena Joy (Dexter's Yvonne Strahovski), that she's supposed to be conceiving a child for.
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In a new chat with PEOPLE, the 34-year-old fitness expert admitted that prioritizing her workouts before conceiving and making sure to do the same during her pregnancy is what helps her bounce back so quickly after baby.
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Sharing the encouraging note to her Instagram alongside a before, during, and after photo of her pregnancy and weight-loss, Jameson, 44, explained to her followers how going through the difficult conceiving process made her stronger in the end.
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After conceiving of the new game and testing it by modifying an existing card game, George created a freewheeling game of speculation and trading, where players could borrow cards from the bank but had to repay them with interest.
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A capital for nine dynasties, Luoyang was built by the Duke of Zhou, a sage praised by Confucius for conceiving the quintessential Chinese idea that heaven granted emperors the right to rule only if they performed virtuously and ably.
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Not to mention a slightly sarcastic wrap-up that 'revealed' my father had injected praying mantis blood into his paternal ball-sac before conceiving each of his children to produce a brood of super women, hellbent on female domination.
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Then, as contemporary art increasingly became a place for financial speculation, we have tended to isolate artworks as something sacred, which is precisely what I tried to avoid when conceiving this show, since I didn't owe it to anybody.
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"Blurryface," the album that thrust Joseph and Dun onto the MTV Video Music Awards, "Saturday Night Live" and Grammys stages, was written on the road, with the band conceiving each new track as a slot in the set list.
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Health, a website that stores participants' medical data, is 26, more than a decade younger than most women freezing their eggs in the hope of maximizing their chances, when they are ready, of conceiving and bearing a healthy child.
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Beltran, who started 129 games for the Astros in 2017, was a central figure in conceiving the scheme, according to a person with knowledge of the investigation who requested anonymity to discuss details that had not been made public.
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I feel like there's something to the allegory of Joe that [the book's author] Caroline Kepnes originally understood in conceiving the character, and that [show creators] Sarah Gamble and Greg Berlanti and the rest of the writers drew out.
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However, Kitlinska and her colleagues point to research over the past decade suggesting that fathers who regularly consume alcohol before conceiving increase their child's risk of having fetal alcohol syndrome, even if the mother does not drink before or during pregnancy.
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Rumors surrounding the return of Murder House cast members for the Apocalypse season finale have some fans speculating that the coven will go back to before the events of Murder House to prevent Tate and Vivien from ever conceiving Michael.
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In addition to Bill Sikes, Hardy has said that he drew inspiration from the likes of Marlow in Heart of Darkness, Heathcliff, Doctor Faustus, Sherlock Holmes, Hannibal Lecter, and Jack the Ripper in conceiving his troubled Taboo character, James Keziah Delaney.
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More than all other universal banks — those institutions that collect deposits and also have investment banking businesses — Deutsche Bank has cultivated bankers with an expertise in conceiving of, promoting and trading some of the most cutting-edge financial instruments around.
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"In our first conceiving of the musical — this is back in 2005 when Chris D'Arienzo, our book writer, came on — we talked about the song 'Rock of Ages' right at the middle of the story," said Kristin Hanggi, the show's director.
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So, while having a single Fallopian tube can add a slight complication to conceiving naturally, as long as the remaining tube and and ovaries are healthy, there's no evidence that your chances of getting pregnant will be cut in half.
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During the epidemic, when health officials were asked why they did not advise delaying pregnancy or seeking abortions, they said that to do so would interfere with women's reproductive rights or prevent older women from conceiving in time to have children.
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Celmatix claims in the suit that its genetic test, Fertilome, which screens for risk factors associated with female fertility in women who are having trouble conceiving, could&aposve been widely expanded to all women of reproductive age, through the research.
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"When I see patients in the office who are thinking about conceiving their second or third pregnancies, they often ask me if it will be 'as easy' or 'as difficult' as the last time they attempted to get pregnant," Dr. Previte tells PEOPLE.
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Newman tried for seven years, suffered multiple miscarriages, and spent $70,000 on infertility treatments before conceiving her fraternal twins with husband John Snowdon — a former opera singer who is now 85 (studies have linked older parental age with higher rates of autism).
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Tracks like "Bismillah" intersect with many points of history and culture: rhythm from India and Africa, the late '60s modalism of Alice Coltrane and Charles Lloyd, and the radical new ways that more and more jazz bandleaders are conceiving and recording their music.
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If a couple has a better chance of conceiving after one round of IVF than three rounds of IUI, for example, Celmatix might suggest that a couple try IVF sooner, because doing so could save money or allow for more rounds of treatment.
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"Since my performance career began with a mix of gendered clothing, I do find myself conceiving acts differently; it makes a difference [in] what statement you're making when you're stripping," he tells me when I ask about how his costumes characterize his acts.
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Ezra Pound didn't know Chinese and his Latin was not professional, but his versions of Chinese poetry and of Sextus Propertius are still read because they convey something important about the original and open up new ways of conceiving of this material.
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The male partners of pregnant women and women who want to become pregnant are advised to use condoms or avoid sex for the duration of a pregnancy or three months before conceiving if they've traveled to areas with current or past Zika.
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Opera was, in the end, so important to Whitman that he claimed it was essential to conceiving and writing his magnum opus, the poetry collection "Leaves of Grass," which contains hundreds of musical terms, as well as the names of composers and performers.
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But he was the only Astros player named in the report because he was a central figure in conceiving the scheme, according to a person with knowledge of the investigation who requested anonymity to discuss details that had not been made public.
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In his own statement to the judge, a prosecutor, Patrick O'Connor, said that the stabbings of P.J. and Mikayla were offenses "as horrendous as the human mind is capable of conceiving," but were not the only crimes that Mr. St. Hubert had committed.
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"Have a conversation with your healthcare provider about your medical history and your personal risk factors for complications in conceiving or carrying a pregnancy to term," she said, especially if you&aposre a woman with conditions such as endometriosis and/or fibroids.
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A landmark case in 1996 upheld the dismissal of a devoutly Christian worker at a firm in Richmond, Virginia, after she told her supervisor to "get right with God" and warned a subordinate that she was sinning gravely by conceiving a child out of wedlock.
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The American Society for Reproductive Medicine suggests that donors be limited to no more than 25 births in a population of 13,000 in order to "avoid an increased risk of inadvertent consanguineous conception" (meaning genetic siblings unknowingly meeting, having sex, and conceiving a child — yikes).
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All of which makes it even more curious that Lilium's founding story paints Wiegand as an almost accidental entrepreneur, first conceiving of Lilium all the way back in November 2013, two years before recruiting his co-founders Sebastian Born, Matthias Meiner and Patrick Nathen.
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The former first lady, 55, has been touring the country to sold-out venues in support of Becoming, a candid account of her life, marriage to former President Barack Obama, the journey to conceiving daughters Malia and Sasha and family's time in the White House.
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For nine years, since conceiving the idea as part of a project, ceramic artist Stefano Puzzo has been producing beautifully-crafted replicas of the tiny plastic Subbuteo characters that have been flicked around, and trodden on, in households across the world since the mid 1940s.
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Obama has already been widely praised for her decision to write about her trouble conceiving and subsequent miscarriage, flouting a common and harmful taboo against discussing fertility issues, and the passage in which she does so is one of her most viscerally emotional and moving.
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In conceiving "Nothing Personal," Avedon might have had in mind a dialogue with "The Americans," by Robert Frank, published five years earlier — an artist's book that struck a sober note about the story America told itself versus the realities of daily life for its citizens.
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Last week state legislators passed the Reproductive Health Non-Discrimination Act (RHNDA), or Assembly Bill 569, which prohibits employers from taking action against workers who make reproductive-health decisions they disagree with, such as using birth control, getting an abortion, or conceiving through in-vitro fertilization.
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This continual cooperation would have put pressure on cognitive capacities for social tolerance, conceiving of others as collaborators in future cooperation … Dana Lynn also hypothesizes that we may be instinctually comforted by fire; he found some preliminary evidence that suggests blood pressure lowers when we're around it.
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"We finally got pregnant and we were doing the reveal, and there's family in town and friends, and I was like, I think this is a good time to do it," explains Parker, who reveals that the couple suffered a miscarriage prior to conceiving their baby girl.
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The actress and lifestyle blogger spoke to PEOPLE Thursday at the Tia Mowry and Ford Host First-Ever Life Hack Academy Live event in celebration of the new Ford EcoSport, revealing that she and husband Cory Hardrict struggled with infertility before conceiving their daughter on the way.
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Though the road toward conceiving baby number two wasn't without its bumps along the way, it was completely worth it for Pulos and her husband — and she's using her own experience to spread the message of optimism to other couples who might be in a similar situation.
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The researchers found that, among the women, the probability of conceiving was not any lower for those with low AMH or high FSH levels -- even after adjusting the study results for age, body mass index, race, recent contraceptive use, and other factors that might influence fertility.
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As IBM builds out other enterprise partnerships with the likes of Apple, it's presumably getting called on to provide ever more expertise — and labor — around the job of conceiving of and building mobile apps and other digital experiences, and this will help fill that need, too.
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O'Neill is known for his work with NASA in the 1970s, conceiving potential future technology for sustained human presence in space — including the so-called O'Neill cylinders, which are large habitats designed to spin to replicate Earth's gravity for long-term residents and for on-board agriculture.
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Taking its title from a line from Giovanni's Room by James Baldwin, the show rejects the notion that "home" is reducible to a fixed place or static dream, conceiving of it instead as an animating force that sets people adrift in the pursuit of intimacy and belonging.
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With 200 lawyers in Congress and only 8 engineers, it's clear that decisions to invest in our infrastructure are being managed by those who focus on debating one another rather than on conceiving important new projects - projects that would create jobs, spur on our economy, and energize our population.
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Oddly enough, the director Ben Wheatley and his screenwriter Amy Jump, who happen to be married, told me that when they were conceiving of the cast for "High-Rise," they had a picture of me on their fridge, which I found initially disconcerting, but actually is a huge compliment.
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Not only will I age faster (see: portraits of Obama before and after his presidency) and get sick faster, but I will also increase the difficulty of conceiving and then giving birth — all of this while hurtling faster to my death with more debt than any other group in American history.
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Since its November 2018 release, her book — which tells a candid account of her life and marriage as well as the journey to conceiving daughters Malia and Sasha and their family's time in the White House — reportedly sold nearly 10 million copies and was a No. 1 seller in multiple countries.
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" Of Dreyer's case, Dr. Previte, who has not treated Dreyer, tells PEOPLE, "If scar tissue in her uterus was the only identifiable challenge to her conceiving a pregnancy, then the studies show that successful break-up of this scar tissue would generally enable her to have successful pregnancies in the future.
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His dismissive response, weirdly enough, had nothing to do with the specifics of casting or conceiving his own films: he flashed back to his childhood annoyance over The Brady Bunch adding "an Asian child and a black," and praised himself for not demanding that blaxploitation films should include more white people.
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While American Museum of Natural History mammal specialist Ross MacPhee told LiveScience that this new study was "a really substantial improvement in conceiving how these extinctions occurred," he saw some limits in the methods used to analyze the rate of climate change, such as a limited number of ice core samples.
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He's also a devoted citizen of the artistic ecosystem, organizing a database of recorded American music, running a record label, editing an online journal about avant-garde sounds — and conceiving For/With, a mini-festival that had its second annual run at Issue Project Room in Brooklyn on Wednesday and Thursday.
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According to the papers, the couple suffered a miscarriage shortly before conceiving Jackson in 2012, and Kalea was put on strict bed rest just 25 weeks into her pregnancy because of a physical condition related to a surgery she underwent after contracting HPV (a virus she says Dunkleman unknowingly passed on to her).
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Nielsen has yet to confirm whether she conceived naturally or if she used IVF, and either way, it's not our business to comment on her decision, but given that a woman's chances of conceiving start to decline at age 32, her successful pregnancy seems like a feat — and that's because it is.
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If you're in your 30s and have been trying for a year or more without success, or you&aposre in your 40s and have passed the six-month point, here are some common culprits that may be standing between you and mamahood: Endometriosis Menstrual cramps in themselves won't impede your chances of conceiving.
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Honestly, nothing will beat Whitehouse's own explanation for the tool's original, so I'll let him take it from here: I soon realized that there was a clear opportunity to serve the Dark Lord by conceiving a plethora of unholy algorithms in service to one of the finest works ever created in his name.
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The L.A.-based gift specialist started her business in 2011, and now splits her time between conceiving super-thoughtful gifts you can deliver to friends and loved ones (Jaime King is a fan of her boxes) and coming up with incredibly elaborate custom orders for her "money-is-no-object" type clients.
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The results can seen below in a tweet from developer Rich Whitehouse:"I soon realized that there was a clear opportunity to serve the Dark Lord by conceiving a plethora of unholy algorithms in service to one of the finest works ever created in his name," Whitehouse wrote in a blog post.
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"This new site will give us the flexibility to customize driving scenarios that will push the limits of our technology and move us closer to conceiving a human-driven vehicle that is incapable of causing a crash," Ryan Eustice, the Toyota Research Institute's senior vice president of automated driving, said in a statement.
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In that sense, even the political undertones of "Take Me Out" now feel archaic, which is why the only change he insisted upon was that the production take place not in the present, which is how it was originally written, but sometime in the mid-90s, when Greenberg was actually conceiving the play.
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Dr. Manuel Navas, a fertility specialist and medical director of HIMA-San Pablo Hospital in Fajardo, a town where some of the island's earliest Zika infections were detected, said he, too, was discouraging most patients from conceiving unless they were desperate for a child and he was sure they understood the risks.
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I think Jackie, in conceiving of this CBS televised tour of the White House, made an even more conscious decision to use TV cameras to speak directly to the American people and craft a certain story that she wanted to tell — about her, and her husband, and their place in American history.
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MEGA-PRODUCER SHUNNED BY PEERS There is also the question of what The Weinstein Co is without Harvey Weinstein, the elder of the two brothers and the aggressive dealmaker and wrangler of Hollywood talent, money and egos - and the one credited with conceiving the strategy that scored dozens of Oscar awards for the company's films.
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Good. Because as kind-of weird as it is to make a bunch of kids sing a song that's ostensibly about their parents conceiving them – and whatever added layer of weirdness is slathered on top of it by making it soundtracked to "Kiss from a Rose" – it's really hard to look away from this video.
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On Location 16 Photos View Slide Show ' When Damian and Britt Zunino, the husband-and-wife principals of the New York design firm Studio DB, began conceiving their weekend house in Amenia, N.Y., they came to a surprising realization: designing a home for themselves was a lot more difficult than doing projects for clients.
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MEGA-PRODUCER SHUNNED BY PEERS There is also the question of what The Weinstein Co is without Harvey Weinstein, the elder of the two brothers and the aggressive dealmaker and wrangler of Hollywood talent, money and egos - and the one credited with conceiving the strategy that scored dozens of Oscar awards for the company's films.
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The truth is, fertility does decline over time — about a third of couples in which the woman is older than 35 have trouble conceiving — and there is some data to suggest that babies born to older mothers may be at a higher risk for birth defects and Down syndrome, but the risk is still low.
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At Whitfield, the new restaurant inside the Ace Hotel, Brent Young, a native son who had helped build the Meat Hook butcher shop in Brooklyn, lobbied passionately for a job conceiving the whole-animal-fixated menu, and brought in the locally grown chef Bethany Zozula and the pastry chef Casey Shively to run the kitchen.
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The slow but rising trend can be credited to a combination of fading taboos around difficulty conceiving; a competitive job market with employers eager to adopt recruiting and retention tools; and the reframing of infertility as an issue less about ambitious women who have waited too long than one of corporate diversity and inclusion.
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The problem is that most of us, at least based on the conversations I've had and observed in the past few days, are still conceiving of "preparedness" in terms of how we can amass the goods necessary to live in isolation for a few weeks — toilet paper, pasta, hand sanitizer (if you can find any).
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At that time, the team consisted of just a few people, maybe five or six in total, Grossman says, and they began the careful process of building a company, including conceiving a brand, and putting together all the components of a ride sharing service, from the app-based rental and vehicle access interface, to customer support and member services.
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Fertility entrepreneurs are focused on a growing market: couples are choosing to reproduce later in life, an increasing number of female breadwinners are able to make their own decisions about when and how to reproduce, and overall, around 10% of women in the US today have trouble conceiving, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Along with peers like Chris Burden, Adrian Piper, Dan Graham and Valie Export, Mr. Acconci began conceiving and documenting performances — at a rate of sometimes one a day in what he called "a kind of fever" in 1969 — that were conducted on the streets or for audiences so small that they seemed almost not to have happened.
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In doing so, she has created a new paradigm for what it means to be a pregnant woman in the public eye — one in which the very act of conceiving and carrying a child (or two children; she is having twins) becomes de facto proof of the power of femininity, doled out in carefully controlled and stage-managed moments.
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I started conceiving of the writing of this book in the same way, pulling from a similar imaginative alchemy, where I was trying to take two or more seemingly dissimilar things, like a very mundane state dish and then perhaps a very strange and kind of often unsung, weird regional narrative, and I would try to find a perfect way to bridge them.
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Previous research also shows that AMH is pretty good at predicting a woman's response to ovarian stimulation for in vitro fertilization, Dr. Steiner said, and it can predict the probability of conceiving via I.V.F. That was the case for Lauren Donato, 37, who has spent about $50,000 trying to conceive, mainly via I.V.F., after learning last year that her AMH was very low.
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For someone who had never used photography or video before conceiving this installation, which she worked out on a scale model of the gallery, the inclusion of six enormous photographs and 11 smaller ones — not to mention the four black-framed, gif-based, seconds-long videos of early 20th-century strongmen hoisting boulders above their chests — must have made some crazy kind of sense.
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It was this inherent sense of leadership that helped guide pivotal moments in his long career -- whether signing and implementing the Americans with Disabilities Act, which assured protections for millions of Americans; conceiving Points of Light from the Oval Office, which helped create a global network of individuals with the singular mission of giving back to others; or signing the National Literacy Act, which opened a new chapter for adult literacy in America.
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Cohen still believes, as he wrote in 2014, that Snowden is "a character so decent that John le Carré or Frederick Forsyth would have blushed before conceiving him," but most Americans still seem eager to see Snowden as either a Pollyanna or a cynical grifter; bookstores and news sites have scads of hot takes alleging he's a Russian plant, a Chinese spy, a self-aggrandizing anarcho-libertarian crackpot, or just a bread-and-butter traitor.
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Hopefully, that soothed the old man's troubled soul, and there is no evidence that his motive for conceiving of the AK-47 was anything other than to provide a better basic weapon to soldiers with whom he had endured the brutality of World War II. Hopefully, too, the statue of General Kalashnikov will lead some viewers past Mr. Putin's nationalistic intentions and to the painful questions that the inventor of the world's most abundant weapon wrestled with.
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On one of those trips, she found Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker Suite," which, strange as it might seem to anyone who has lived through an American Christmas season, had never been performed in the U.S. Walt Disney was as taken as she was with "Waltz of the Flowers," and it inspired one of the loveliest chapters in "Fantasia," a sequence for which another of Holt's subjects, Sylvia Moberly-Holland, became the story director, the person responsible for conceiving the over-all action and feel of a piece.
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