Our beliefs and language are not abstract representations that correspond (or fail to correspond) to some numinous realm of independent reality.
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Those times usually correspond with Kyle Lowry on the bench.
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Each of these periods seems to correspond with human activities.
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But the overlay of organization doesn't correspond to the reality.
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The move makes Google's gun emoji correspond with other platforms.
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These outbreaks also correspond with major El Niño weather phenomenons.
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The headphones correspond to the exact anatomy of her ears.
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Rental fees will correspond to the number of trips completed.
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But what parts of reality do these statements correspond to?
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Luckily, the shapes don't correspond to its flavors at all.
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Users can add voice notes to correspond with the experiences.
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They correspond little to the anxieties of the public imagination.
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Why do shorter life spans usually correspond to lower intelligence?
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But what did these big numbers correspond to in reality?
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The names correspond with case sizes: 42mm, 47mm and 51mm.
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And compensation doesn't always correspond to that year's results, either.
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Do any objects from the article correspond to those points?
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Those observations correspond with the findings of the M.I.T. study.
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FBI field supervisors don't ever correspond directly with the director.
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What are the vogue dance elements these songs correspond to?
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Brenna Sparks: Your dirty talk should correspond to the particular moment.
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These partisan differences correspond to the campaign speech on each side.
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Each bookmark is specially chosen to correspond with a particular book.
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On top of that, your album titles correspond with my theory.
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These shifts correspond with changes in spot currency and bond markets.
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The percentage doesn't directly correspond to how much darkness you see.
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Congress adjusted the rates and income levels that correspond to them.
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Another development is fund flows that correspond to the globe ratings.
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Congress adjusted the rates and income levels that correspond to each.
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Walkability and bikeability also always correspond with higher well-being. Why?
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This aspect can also correspond with a money-making artistic venture.
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More volatile price moves tend to correspond to bigger trading volumes.
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The rites that correspond with this time of year are universal.
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Could these violent swings in the data correspond to real events?
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And it's not surprising that health disparities correspond with voting behavior.
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It is a privilege and a joy to correspond with you.
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They have never met in person, but they continue to correspond.
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It takes a while to remember what buttons correspond to different actions.
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In some things we are quite different, but we correspond in others.
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The content of TIN is fiction and does not correspond to reality.
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People would read these ads and write you to trade tapes/correspond.
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She is not permitted to visit or correspond with Guzman in prison.
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"This says so many things that correspond to contemporary realities," he said.
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The colors of the spots correspond to which minerals they're comprised of.
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The researchers found four distinct bitcoin bubbles that correspond to that model.
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These earmarks correspond to 482 earmarks costing $541.7 million in fiscal 2023.
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The fortunes of Trump will not neatly correspond with those of Orban.
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Mesa's police shootings roughly correspond with rates from other large police departments.
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You will correspond with sources on encrypted apps like Signal and Telegram.
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They also measured control sites to correspond with each storm-struck site.
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The image, interestingly, doesn't correspond with the food situation at the time.
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The partisan battle lines largely correspond with divisions in the internet ecosystem.
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Meghan and Harry's general life milestones do correspond with the movie, though.
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They seem to correspond to whatever is going on in my life.
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One was 14 years old when he began to correspond with her.
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The closures would roughly correspond with the morning and evening rush hours.
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You can understand what medical services the different prices actually correspond to.
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If they did, you'd notice that the dates that currently delineate different signs don't correspond to when the sun is actually in the constellation in the sky, and that there's no sign to correspond with the constellation Ophiuchus.
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People "can have powerful religious experiences that don't correspond to reality," Carrier says.
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"Our training sessions correspond to what is mandated by electoral law," he says.
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The lights will correspond with the direction that the loudest noise comes from.
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That kind of mindset would of course seemingly correspond with achievement and learning.
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The units sales correspond to around 1.5 percent of total Volvo Group sales.
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The blob emits several clumps of wavelength radiation that correspond to different galaxies.
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In fact, he used his personal email account to correspond with the customer.
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Clearly, we needed to find which XML articles correspond to which HTML articles.
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" He added: "I respect Mexicans and would correspond to them in Spanish first.
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The law requires individuals to use restrooms that correspond to their birth sex.
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Even if their title didn't correspond with what the historical practice had been.
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There are three modes of anxiety that correspond to structures in the brain.
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Different diseases and pathogens correspond to different levels of public outcry or intervention.
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The seven notes between them correspond to the seven colors of a rainbow.
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The size and age of which simply don't correspond directly with the stars.
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Most portals in No Man's Sky correspond to a specific combination of glyphs.
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The recommendations given to the president would correspond to whatever action Iran took.
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These click types, the authors speculate, may correspond to different kinds of dolphins.
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Because I don't correspond to people's fantasies about what black people look like.
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There, you may see customer images and reviews that don't correspond to the product.
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Somehow we need to rearrange all the connections to correspond to the downloaded person.
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Trump's tweets, however, do not always correspond to an expected move in the market.
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John Adams and Thomas Jefferson did not correspond again until New Year's Day 1812.
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The values of this religion profoundly touch me and correspond perfectly to my spirit.
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It does not remotely correspond to the mandate of the people in June 2016.
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His coming appearances in Iowa will correspond with several Clinton friends crisscrossing the state.
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These are primary rewards; they correspond to things necessary for survival and-or reproduction.
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Eclipses correspond to major realizations or events that define the course of one's fate.
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However, not all of the subdomains in this list correspond to city police departments.
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He and Mailer continued to correspond for a while, but even that connection ceased.
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Three circles—one blue, one green, one orange—correspond to the phones' respective whereabouts.
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At the least, Ankara will receive straight answers that correspond to the Pentagon's policy.
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Eclipses correspond with destiny, so whatever endeavor you begin now will be long-lasting.
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In some ways, their implosions correspond with the early archaic bits of new media.
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This helps the glimmer on the scales correspond with the glare on the glass.
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The rollout could correspond with Trump's first joint address to Congress set for Feb.
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In Korean, um and yang correspond to the Chinese concepts of yin and yang.
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They also correspond to the paired philosophical elements that constituted early–twentieth-century Progressivism.
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Sonos workers correspond via Gmail, and run the business off Amazon's cloud-computing service.
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This time, I asked to use the bathrooms that correspond to my gender identity.
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The orange colors correspond to greater than 6 feet of water above ground level.
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Dinosaur bones, much like trees, have growth rings that correspond to the animal's age.
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"Scientists can now show that human genetic variation doesn't correspond to racial types," she said.
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Many bills are minor, however, so the total number does not necessarily correspond to productivity.
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For "Hamilton" fans, many of these letters correspond directly to famous songs in the musical.
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"This conclusion does not correspond to reality," the foreign ministry said in a curt statement.
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My own experience — yes, I've joined the annoying tracker trend — does correspond to the complaints.
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Things that add to believability — Its frequency/period/delay does not correspond to known interference.
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These numbers correspond to the massive wave of women candidates running for office this cycle.
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Political structures "don't correspond any more to the moment societies are living in," he adds.
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The shapes next to the words correspond to the sampling sites shown in the diagram.
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The diaries correspond to the years 1938, 1943, and 1944, which complements previously discovered diaries.
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The authors say those women correspond to 83% of the total female population in Brazil.
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Please note that most of these OTRs correspond to highlighted sections of our Startup Alley.
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How do we know those firing neurons correspond to anything real out in the world?
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Samsung has customized the accents for each hardware button to correspond with the Olympics rings.
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The three scenarios were meant to correspond to the proposals of the three presidential candidates.
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Their patterns in spectra therefore correspond to the different chemistries of species, sexes and ages.
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That those notes correspond to blue notes helps to explain Debussy's appeal to jazz musicians.
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The top 85033 on the GPI correspond closely with the World Happiness Index top 40.
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Study trends in the industry and reference your research when you correspond with your contact.
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The amount of detail provided for each should correspond to the seniority of the role.
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But that raised another question: Did heightened activity correspond to a greater aptitude for language?
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Earlier tracks—which correspond to infancy—are weighty, deliberately cluttered, and occasionally dour and unsettled.
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It may be that the Tumblr rankings largely correspond to people researching their own signs.
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The Netflix numbers do not correspond to any traditional metric used by the entertainment industry.
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But then Americans sense that those numbers don't correspond to how their communities are doing.
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All the boxes are four-digit codes that correspond to an entry in a diary.
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They're available in Small, Medium, and Large sizes that will correspond to your shoe size.
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Each pair has specific design elements that correspond to the chosen profession for each city.
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"We see that it did correspond with a change in the weather pattern," Ahlstrøm said.
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You can choose between different stream quality settings that correspond to specific data-to-time ratios.
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Those 25 correspond to 63 percent of Brazil's poultry exports to Saudi Arabia, or 437,000 tonnes.
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These so-called core retail sales correspond most closely with the consumer spending component of GDP.
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The long lifecycles of road, airport, and energy projects correspond well with funds' long-term liabilities.
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The handles did not have to correspond to the users' real identities, but users revolted anyway.
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Many of these frail, artificial states don't correspond to any ethnic, cultural, linguistic or demographic realities.
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The new cups will come in three different colors, which correspond to the various Starbucks sizes.
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The act bans people from using public bathrooms that do not correspond with their biological sex.
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Pay attention to which feelings correspond to the deadly sins, making this all the more metal.
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We built a massive a graph where nodes correspond to photos, semantic entities, and textual responses.
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The objects correspond to a spell cast by the artist, who is himself a spiritual practitioner.
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Those higher rates on the 1 percent correspond to about $70 billion a year in revenue.
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Please note that most of these OTRs also correspond to highlighted sections of our Startup Alley.
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Or, put in more tangible terms, can correspond to delivering software two weeks ahead of plan.
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A low rate of leakage would correspond to a 0; a high rate to a 1.
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"This information (allegations about slush funds in regional elections) does not correspond with reality," he said.
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All of the studies found that the finger ratio did seem to correspond with penis length.
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It was interesting—those friends I wasn't expecting to correspond with me a lot stepped up.
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After they are approved, they often correspond with homeowners in the run up to the sit.
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Comey's questions are separated by volume, and they each correspond to a page in Mueller's report.
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What's missing is the gritty scenic detail that would correspond to Meyerbeer's fugues of sectarian fury.
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"All these statements about preliminary agreements about a meeting do not correspond to reality," said Peskov.
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" The woman's attire, he said, did not correspond with "what one normally expects from a beachgoer.
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That heart-shaped circuit board controls several peripheries that correspond to different parts of her body.
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The depth data and traditional camera image correspond pixel-to-pixel right out of the system.
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Any increase in U.S. military action would correspond to an acceleration of Taliban attacks, McKenzie said.
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Think: Custom animations that correspond with your timers or visualizations that dance around with music playback.
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Other tracks correspond to earlier songs, too, but I'll let you piece those associations together yourself.
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Grains and legumes—like the alkali metals and halogens they correspond to—just sort of belong together.
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Being a model, there are some assumptions built in that might not correspond to the real world.
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The hand-poured soy candles are scented with essential oils and each correspond to a specific pose.
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These signals correspond to a pair of black holes (or neutron stars) spiraling inwards until they collide.
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To the receivers, the true value of a gift doesn't necessarily correspond with the price or thoughtfulness.
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It makes sense that Instagram would consider switching up its format to correspond with these larger displays.
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An 'A+' Long-Term IDR can correspond to a Short-Term IDR of either 'F1' or 'F1+'.
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Those fluctuations correspond to variations in the density of the soup at the moment the photons escaped.
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Airbnb will also have "dedicated pages that correspond with 23andMe's genetic populations," according to a press release.
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Those two states, open or closed, can correspond to the 0s and 1s of computer memory bits.
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Therefore, the new word must correspond to the new toy, so that is the one he picked.
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Despite this sparring, the pompous expression "cultural, religious and humanist inheritance" does actually correspond to something real.
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The numbers, in case it's not obvious, correspond to the approximate field -of-view of each camera.
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Historically, this number is used to correspond to the distance between transistor gates on the processor itself.
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The three outputs are expected to correspond with the Porsche&aposs base, S and Turbo model hierarchy.
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I continued to correspond with Wershe and write about his case when I got out in 2014.
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While price doesn't necessarily correspond with quality here, it's worth taking the time to do your research.
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A 'BBB' Long-Term IDR can correspond to a Short-Term IDR of either 'F2' or 'F3'.
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Instead he's reacting to a virtual ball that is tracked to correspond to the real-world object.
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Other physical evidence from the crime scene including bloody footprints and hairs do not correspond to Williams.
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The gender identity of transgender people does not correspond with the sex assigned to them at birth.
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Today, even among the top teams, financial success does not correspond directly with success on the track.
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Walgreens is changing its policy to allow customers to use bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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In terms of PolitiFact's ratings, this might correspond to statements that are False or Pants on Fire.
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These correspond with stained-glass windows inside the sanctuary but are separated from them by several feet.
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There's also 10 GB of flight data logs, some of which seem to correspond to the videos.
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The album's companion project is a collection of ten fragrances, each of which correspond to a track.
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You, at this point, are sure that my proposition cannot be true since it fails to correspond.
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Cameras detect colors outside the range of human vision that correspond to the chemistry of the corals.
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These purple squares correspond to things in the real world you can visit and experience for yourself.
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To expect its popularity to correspond to its veracity is not even artificially stupid, but just stupid.
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Roughly 1.6 million people are divided among 3,950 census blocks — which typically correspond to actual city blocks.
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You frequently correspond with readers on Twitter and have invited listeners of "Caliphate" to direct message you.
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That would correspond with a 1-in-13-year event as Irma currently is projected to be.
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They correspond pretty closely with the races rated as competitive by organizations like the Cook Political Report.
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Its deployment across the country does not always correspond to the rates of violence on the ground.
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Mice are ideal models for people because about 19713 percent of mouse genes correspond to human genes.
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And again, I view taxation as something that's supposed to correspond to spending versus something in itself.
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Low-vol environments usually correspond with high correlations in that most stocks move up and down together.
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But even the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety says that that enforcement standard doesn't correspond with impairment.
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The leftmost squares correspond to food with the fewest calories, the rightmost squares designate the most calorically dense.
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The stretching and compressing in the different dimensions correspond to a system's positive and negative "Lyapunov exponents," respectively.
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Lopez Obrador said the rapid count did not "correspond with reality" and that he did not accept it.
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How does the VA patient data they did use correspond to the characteristics of patients the RFH sees?
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Movements in the index typically correspond with movements in gross domestic product growth a quarter or two ahead.
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Chargers complain that a scooter's location on the app doesn't always correspond to its location in real life.
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If you know some neuroanatomy what you figure out is that the individual fibers correspond to individual neurons.
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Crew members will be able to correspond with CIMON via voice commands and access a database of procedures.
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Aesthetically speaking, they're pretty fug, and worse, the yellow globs often don't correspond with emoji on other platforms.
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If there is no Q1 or Q3 dividend, Q2 will in most cases correspond to the first-half
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Ars Technica was quick to connect these with the major companies they correspond to: Hyundai, Nintendo and Sony.
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The numbers correspond to thousands of years ago in terms of when the beliefs appeared within the culture.
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Movements in the index typically correspond with changes in gross domestic product growth a quarter or two ahead.
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The names seem to correspond to real staff members, judging by employee profiles on LinkedIn and other websites.
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In some, members strategize about how to respond to criticisms, keeping spreadsheets of articles that correspond with each.
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Those differences correspond with stronger support for Trump in some cases -- gender and ideology, notably -- but not all.
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The surge of Trump's lies appeared to roughly correspond with bad news from federal courthouses and the press.
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"If you were to claim the full $2,500, it would correspond to $625 reduced tax liability," he said.
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Racialized emotions are not universal or eternal, since they correspond to the racial regimes that emerged in modernity.
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It was also difficult, Ms. Potkin said, to correspond with Mr. Harrell because of his transient living situation.
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Analysts who monitor terror attacks around the world note that risk perception doesn't always correspond to actual risk.
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In the meantime, there is some evidence that suggests breastfeeding seems to correspond to reductions in these changes.
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This could correspond to our earlier timeline where the cat disappeared after Voldemort's attack on the Potters' residence.
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He is skeptical whether we can ever really be sure that a dog's symptoms can correspond to humans'.
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"The standards that have been developed in Belarus are correct, they correspond to accepted international practices," Prokopenya said.
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The dates of the Facebook messages obtained by The Times roughly correspond to those referenced in the indictment.
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Each of the carriers all correspond with carryover data, or no overages, now in this case unlimited data.
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The sports that are coded as 'appropriately female' correspond closely to the kinds of bodies that they build.
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They should thus have an incentive to offer the weak guarantees that correspond to their actual quality offerings.
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He has platinum hair and scars on his body that correspond to the number of victims he's killed.
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The state, in other words, should correspond to the nation, which was another way of saying the people.
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MHM: These Watergate drawings are obviously of particular interest today because they correspond to the current political situation.
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The Mexican government issued a statement denying the A.P. report and said it did not "correspond to reality."
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And he evolves in ways that correspond with the changes in the tone and the format of media.
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Machines can identify what things are, but not how something's physical features correspond to its potential causal effects.
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Reta eventually cut off contact, but Slater and Cardona continued to correspond, exchanging hundreds of pages of letters.
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You can hear that the drum has notes that correspond to the melody of the strings and piano.
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The new theater and introduction of the iPhone X correspond with the 10th anniversary of the original iPhone.
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Since the first three directly correspond to names, I came up with three 15s that could be punned.
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En outre, l'anatomie des deux animaux ne correspond pas à celle que nous connaissons grâce à la paléontologie.
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Bigger deals correspond to bigger multiples, and companies with less capital raised can often deliver bigger returns to investors.
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He added that the expansion would correspond with longer-term political intentions to move towards alternative automotive energy sources.
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Solutions to the Navier-Stokes equations correspond to real physical events, and physical events happen in just one way.
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That things that said correspond to our experience of the world do not of count The most minuscule world.
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The bottom of the Publishers Marketplace website describes the dollar amounts that correspond to phrases in the deal announcement.
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And, as he explained, it also happens to correspond with the next leg in an Elliott Wave triangle formation.
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The Beacon's color can also be customized to correspond with certain events, like Pride Week or a sports victory.
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Notably, some of the email addresses in the sample, however, did not appear to correspond to accounts on Fling.
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"[That] public opinion and the position of modern society did not correspond with the justice's decision" was a blow.
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When you pluck a guitar string, it makes different sounds, and those different sounds correspond to different vibrational patterns.
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It will probably act like Microsoft's HoloLens, overlaying visuals that correspond and change with the environment you're looking at.
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In fact, Broner even posted the address of the Hamilton County Justice Center to make it easier to correspond.
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The timestamps correspond roughly to the time between when Tumblr went down initially and when service was fully restored.
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Great differences in how they form, along with their size and shape, correspond with tornadoes' varying potential for destruction.
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The tests produce numerical scores that correspond to different risk groups, from least risk-tolerant to most risk-tolerant.
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Irwin's observations, which are described in the current issue of Nature, don't really correspond to any known astronomical phenomenon.
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Biden was looking for elected officials who served overseas to correspond with Beau was about to deploy to Iraq.
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The names of landmarks in the instructions -- Quitter's Road, Rat Jaw -- don't correspond to labels on any official map.
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The two new cameras also carry the KeyMission branding, and their names also correspond to their field of view.
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"Shark Tank" judge and Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban says he "hates" meetings and prefers to correspond via email.
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The Obama-era directive allowed children to use school bathrooms and other facilities that correspond with their gender identities.
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This transit can correspond with the first step toward revolutionizing your income, putting money toward your hopes and dreams.
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The size of the shape and its order on the chart correspond to the volcano's elevation above sea level.
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While we commend the Mayor, this funding — the only commitment to date — doesn't correspond to recommendations made by CreateNYC.
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But, it doesn't, as often as it should which is all the time, correspond with our national security interest.
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And, in a grisly gamification, their post-Experiment payments will correspond to how much purging activity they engage in.
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It has been said that things are subversive when they do not correspond to discipline or the social order.
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People with dyslexia have trouble separating words into phonemes, the sounds that correspond with each part of a word.
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We could meet up whenever he was in town and correspond by email when he was on the road.
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To what degree, if at all, does it correspond to your views about what travelers should and shouldn't do?
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Even Americans' changing positions on impeachment do not correspond with any shift in their fundamental views about Mr. Trump.
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Charlotte's measure established that transgender people had a right to use public restrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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Peskov gave no details on what Russia's response would be, but said it would correspond to Russian national interests.
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WITH IFRS 16 IMPACT, THE TARGETS CORRESPOND 7.5% (+-50 BPS) Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: Gdansk Newsroom
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Moscow police said the allegations that Golunov had been beaten as he was arrested "do not correspond to reality".
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But these transactions are simply rearrangements of companies' books for tax purposes; they don't necessarily correspond to anything real.
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The twists, turns, and drops of the ride will correspond to the visuals the rider receives from the headset.
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There are a whole range of concerns that correspond to different kinds of AI, some more worrisome than others.
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One's words are supposed to correspond with, or at least not mislead about, the facts as one understands them.
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The grid system says that your gutter space or your baseline should correspond to the thickness of your type.
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In his work, he suggested that 38 different types of plants and flowers each correspond with a negative human emotion.
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Unlike many of the the characters on the mini-series, Ulana doesn't exactly correspond to a real person from history.
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Here's what the Sabah report said and how the story's details don't correspond to how the Apple Watch actually works.
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It's unclear if these model numbers correspond to unique models or simply different sizes and carriers for the same model.
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"Al-Hayat published information which does not correspond to reality," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told a conference call with journalists.
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Light, sound, and vibration patterns correspond with each gesture made on a Smartstone, giving autistic users tactile feedback when communicating.
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There are only ideas, the Pearly Kings and the Sloane Rangers, a cast of creations that don't correspond to reality.
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The Corvias contributions correspond to about 3 percent of the projects' planned development costs, which were largely funded by loans.
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It takes a while to memorize the finger tapping combination and how those correspond to different letters of the alphabet.
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The subjects rarely correspond to one another, emphasizing Churchman's style of painting as a way to take in his surroundings.
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And remember: Just because a certain shadow style doesn't correspond with your eye shape doesn't mean you can't wear it.
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In the charts below, the red shaded areas correspond to World War I, World War II, and other important events.
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Depending on the kind of text someone is sending, the "pending" bubble will correspond to the design of that message.
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If the song is about Kayne West, of course it makes sense for it to correspond with 2009 VMAs Taylor.
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The objects in Lazaros's Astral Oracles correspond to a spell cast by the artist, who is himself a spiritual practitioner.
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But it's hard to be completely certain: McKenna and his overseas vendor have never met and only correspond via email.
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Those values, however, don't correspond exactly, because coral acquires carbon directly through the water while turtles do so through diet.
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In a Facebook post timed to correspond with PCOS Awareness Month, Beznec shares images in which she shaves her face.
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These categories vaguely correspond to class — the women of the Deuce occupy the lowest status, while Rudy Pipilo reigns supreme.
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And while you can't view notifications, you can assign clock positions to correspond with your most frequent contacts or apps.
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Each team has a spymaster who has access to a key card that reveals which characters correspond with which cards.
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Imaging studies show lesions in the spinal cord that correspond to the area of the body where the paralysis occurs.
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The Israelis also said the material's characteristics and age did not correspond with any nuclear facility previously disclosed by Iran.
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Smartphones make it easy to keep a calendar, correspond with friends, make calls, conduct banking, and even watch the game.
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The photographs are placed next to the passages that correspond with them, giving a sense of the tight collaborative process.
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Since then, state law has given transgender people the right to use restrooms that correspond to the person's gender identity.
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"The point is, the analysis has to be credible and correspond to factual data," Nazara said in a text message.
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Furthermore, the studies indicate that our socially-defined races do not correspond to the underlying genetic variation within our species.
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What's more, he said, the portrayals correspond roughly to the economic class and race of the students in the movies.
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Being a good tipper, it turns out, "doesn't necessarily correspond to cost of living and where you live," says Schulz.
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SUBSIDIARIES AND AFFILIATES The rating actions on Taiwan Life and CTBC Securities correspond to the rating actions on CTBC Holding.
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"Surprisingly, the 'Heroes' from my early pictures correspond directly to the figure of Parsifal," Mr. Baselitz wrote in an email.
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I had written my college thesis on John Updike's Maples stories and had been lucky enough to correspond with him.
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The response to your email does not correspond to our memories of how the events at the art fair unfolded.
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Those changes correspond with guidelines for rape investigations that sex-crimes experts have urged for police departments around the country.
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His name is Anthony Spates (played by Antony Eden), and his changing roles correspond to the changing times and scenery.
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When a person identifies as transgender, that means their gender and personal identity doesn&apost correspond to their birth sex.
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It is often said that this runs counter to the idea of club, in which rights necessarily correspond with duties.
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Fans pick squares and when the score changes, the last digit of each team's score will correspond to a square.
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He charges a premium for his private Twitter feed — $30 a month, including the ability to correspond via direct messaging.
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Ms. Spitzer's privileges were such that she managed to correspond with her only surviving brother in Slovakia through coded postcards.
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"This activity did not correspond with their stated purpose for entering the Russian Federation," the court said in a statement.
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Those core areas correspond to the drivers on the left of the chart: people, digital tech and analytics, and operations.
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So in many (if not most) cases, a film's Rotten Tomatoes score may not correspond to any one critic's view.
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The Obama administration had issued guidance that schools should permit transgender students to use bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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In a February 2016 statement, she said it appeared that someone had used her former email account to correspond with Hesterman.
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Questions may be raised about the study's many assumptions and simplifications, but its results correspond with those of other academic research.
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The accompanying chair is equipped with motion sensors so that as you turn the video shifts to correspond to your movements.
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However, Russia denied that any deal had been reached, saying that reports of the proposal do not "necessarily correspond with reality".
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The proposed cuts, which are unlikely to be adopted in total, will correspond with $54 billion in increases to defense spending.
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Children as young as 23 can program a little wooden box of a robot using tiles that correspond to simple actions.
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Children as young as 3 can program a little wooden box of a robot using tiles that correspond to simple actions.
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Ky Peterson is one of countless incarcerated trans people housed in a facility that does not correspond with their gender identity.
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They were mostly in their 50s and 60s, and wore red and blue name tags to correspond with their political leanings.
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You have a radio, a list of callsigns that correspond to different units like infantry platoons, artillery batteries, and attack aircraft.
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Each color will correspond to a specific place in the store to which you will be led prior to the event.
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North Carolina -- HB 2, signed in March, bans individuals from using public bathrooms that do not correspond to their biological sex.
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"It does not correspond to a pattern that would be consistent with bangs against the walls in morse code," Balbi said.
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"Residents can be confident that EPA's sampling results correspond with previous tests and are consistent with outside experts' findings," he said.
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" From Mexico's foreign relations department: "The assertions that you make about said conversation do not correspond to the reality of it.
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NPR reports that the memorial contains 800 of the blocks, which correspond to each county where at least one lynching occurred.
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The hack was one of the earliest examples of how secure physical borders often don't correspond to similarly protected digital ones.
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After that, students may use the bathrooms, locker rooms, dormitories and school-trip hotel rooms that correspond to their chosen gender.
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While these terms roughly correspond to the age-old dichotomy between individualism and collectivism, they are not synonymous with those terms.
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Sanchez said that would not correspond to Podemos' demand for a coalition government but the Socialists would not either govern alone.
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In all of these movies, levels of society correspond to literal levels in a building (or, in Snowpiercer's case, a train).
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Hurley finds that most people have a more attractive "good side," which tends to correspond with where they part their hair.
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For drinks, they recommend herbs that correspond to Jupiter and Mercury as they will help with clearing your mind and spirit.
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The New York Times asked the actors, who have never met, to correspond by email during a week's worth of shows.
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Find out with our guide to DIY platforms below, and shop the e-book deals that correspond to each of them.
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She lives in another state, and although we talk and correspond frequently, we had not seen each other in several years.
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The catalyst for the decision ... the North Carolina law that requires people to use bathrooms that correspond with their birth gender.
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In comparison, the estimate of the last IPCC assessment report would correspond to a warming of only 4℃, or 7.2℉, every decade.
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Willerton said the set of circumstances Nicolson was describing did not correspond to anything that had been reported to the integrity unit.
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Later, I began to correspond through an app with a playwright — who, contrary to his profession, seemed to communicate primarily in GIFs.
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The fallout continues over HB2, which limits LGBT protections and prevents transgender people from using restrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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Now it's Wegrzyn's job to sort through them all to look for genetic signatures that correspond to needle retention and phytophtora resistance.
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Oh, and the administration withdrew federal protections for transgender students to use bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity in public schools.
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The motions, however, are completely random, and don't really emotionally correspond to what's being said, which I think is a missed opportunity.
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The actor's departure will correspond with the exit of executive producer Steven Moffat, who previously announced his intention to leave his post.
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He applied the tool to studying which regions of the brain correspond to how much pressure is being squeezed onto a sensor.
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Devoted fans routinely leave thousands of comments under high-traffic videos and correspond with the channel's hosts via email and fan mail.
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A caption under each screenshot simply claims that the article in question "does not correspond to reality," without providing any further evidence.
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Pat McCrory and the state's controversial bathroom law, which bans people from using public bathrooms that don't correspond with their biological sex.
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The videos can transmit synchronized pulses to a wireless sex toy that's been connected to correspond with what's happening in the video.
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Sixty-one of the 64 possible codons correspond to one of 20 versions of a type of molecule called an amino acid.
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The only thing we wish is that our meme beverage could come in different colors, maybe ones that also correspond to memes?
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Research areas that have reported discrepancies when mice are housed under standard temperatures (the numbers correspond to citation number in the study).
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Cole's bills are the latest legislative attempt to regulate when and how transgender people use facilities that correspond with their gender identity.
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An official at the court said that the boundary delineated by the tribunal did not correspond with the claim of either party.
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English-speakers could also detest "moist" because pronouncing it requires us contract certain zygomatic muscles that correspond to facial expressions of disgust.
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Its documented movements correspond with changes in water temperatures, moving south when waters are cold and north when they're warm, experts said.
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"The EU's claim that Russia 'broke international law' and used unjustified force does not correspond with reality at all," the ministry said.
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You can usually recognize these because the fund names all end in a year that's supposed to correspond with your retirement age.
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Plans — which start at $32 a week and don't take insurance — allow customers to select a therapist who they correspond with online.
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Likewise, the eight three-bit strings correspond to the eight corners of a three-dimensional cube, and so on in higher dimensions.
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I don't necessarily correspond to what you find in hospitality school textbooks, with titles like The Basics and Techniques of French Cuisine.
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The Obama-era guidelines required public schools to allow students to use bathrooms and other facilities that correspond to their gender identities.
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But my guess is that it has about half of my email anyway, because so many people I correspond with have accounts.
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Pat McCrory (R) defended the state's "bathroom law," which requires people use the public facilities that correspond with their sex at birth.
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According to the National Transgender Discrimination Survey, only 24 percent of transgender adults have birth certificates that correspond to their gender identities.
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It said jets with 22,6003 to 29,999 cycles must be inspected within 1,2737 cycles, which typically correspond to the number of flights.
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The posting of House Democratic documents relating to the Florida races was apparently meant to correspond to the state's primaries last week.
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The Obama-era guidelines require public schools to allow children to use bathrooms and other facilities that correspond to their gender identities.
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Retail sales data can be important over time given that they correspond closely with the consumer spending component of gross domestic product.
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But she was so moved by Mr. Hines's powerful statements that she sent him a message, and the two began to correspond.
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The rollback means public schools are no longer obligated to allow transgender students to use bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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The prosecutor's office said the funds frozen correspond to the fines for failing to comply with court order to turn over data.
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This function automatically adjusts the pixel dimensions to correspond with the desired PPI and the image's physical dimensions listed under "Document Size."
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Gareth showed us how the Beatles played with the map, since not all of the verses correspond to places on Penny Lane.
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I see the idea: They tend to correspond to moods and artistic anxieties Lisicky and Gess have, but the resonance runs thin.
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Upon seating, each diner is given a packet of red, green, blue and black bricks, which correspond to items on the menu.
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I reread the portions of the book that correspond to these first episodes, and Ferrante mentions beatings, however severe, only in passing.
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Another $325,000 was spent on "digital ad buys" that correspond to a July pro-Trump digital ad campaign, according to CLC's analysis.
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The proposed pieces of legislation require people to use bathrooms and locker rooms that correspond to the sex on their birth certificate.
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These kinds of signals would be correlations between the pictures, which could correspond to anything from skin color to having a beard.
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Their version of the theory doesn't exactly correspond with its counterpart on the right, but the two don't contradict each other, either.
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Those who use the tropical zodiac base their interpretations on fixed zodiacal seasons that correspond with the seasonal movement of the sun.
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Ivanka Trump, now a senior White House adviser, also used her private email to correspond within the administration before she joined it.
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The places where they cross—called singularities—are especially difficult to analyze (and they correspond to polynomials with a repeated prime factor).
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So the remain-in-Mexico policy, again, may have a political benefit to this president, but it doesn't really correspond to reality.
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Out of print has tons of different designs, so you're sure to find a pair that correspond to your reader's favorite book.
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Sometimes, he would become frustrated when I suggested that his version of events didn't quite correspond to what I had read elsewhere.
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The state law requires people in publicly owned buildings to use restrooms that correspond with the gender listed on their birth certificates.
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Adams maintained that he still wanted to collaborate, and though the pair continued to correspond for a time, they never recorded anything.
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One likely source of the confusion is the clip itself, which doesn't correspond to the sounds humans generally make when they're speaking.
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That's the game: You grab the number of votes that correspond to your appeal, and the more votes you have, the better.
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But the needs of the showbiz folks don't always correspond with the traditions and preferences of the festivals — which can create some awkwardness.
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As a classification algorithm learns the difference, it parses these points and their positions on the graph, which correspond to different image features.
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In the picture, those two conditions correspond to the Moon being as far as possible towards the center, and as red as possible.
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"It is quite clear that Facebook's community standards do not correspond to the standards of the law," she told reporters at Frankfurt Airport.
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Many people naturally move in and out of attractions, and how they identify does not always correspond with whom they choose to date.
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Other data includes specific dates on which most items were lost in 2016, and how certain items tend to correspond with specific days.
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That law put in place a statewide policy that bans individuals from using public bathrooms that do not correspond to their biological sex.
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Individual school districts in places like California and Illinois have adopted rules barring transgender students from restrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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Chicago's public school system said Tuesday it would allow transgender students to use restrooms and locker rooms that correspond with their gender identities.
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However, the US military would have to run an extensive DNA verification process on the remains to ensure they correspond with missing Americans.
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And it can only be configured for cutting two specifically sized holes, which happen to correspond to the size of European electrical boxes.
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"Now that I have a boyfriend, they just correspond secretively," said Moretz, admitting that she didn't know exactly what they were talking about.
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The backs of the cards have notes—what OEM color they correspond to, how to mix them with aftermarket colors, and so on.
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Sand and khaki, traditional tones of safaris, reflect that theme — and they also correspond to colors that have been key to past collections.
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Despite its waning popularity, a handwritten letter is still one of the most delightful things you can do to correspond with another person.
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And, hey, if you happen to see something you like that doesn't correspond with your eye shape, go ahead and try it anyway.
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But U.S. dealers have long complained that centralized control out of Germany meant cars in VW lots did not correspond to U.S. tastes.
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Trump is known to be a fan of "Fox & Friends," and will frequently tweet messages that correspond to the show's coverage that morning.
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There will be 15 half-hour episodes total, and each will correspond with one of the houses featured on Fixer Upper season five.
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The school board, at Mr. Gannam's prodding, voted in April to require transgender students to use bathrooms that correspond with their biological sex.
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This is because crash tests are carried out with dummies that correspond to the weight, height and body structure of an average male.
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Your credit score helps financial institutions and lenders determine your creditworthiness and set interest rates or loan terms that correspond to your score.
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It scrapped that measure, meaning transgender people must use facilities that correspond with their gender at birth as listed on their birth certificate.
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Ms. Giovannini said those numbers correspond to a surge at the Hall of Fame, an increase she attributes primarily to excitement surrounding Mrs.
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The controversial law restricts cities from passing nondiscrimination laws more broadly and requires people to use bathrooms that correspond to their biological sex.
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In one section of the exhibit, Cannes attendees could play a piano where the keys correspond to sounds pulled from actual user Stories.
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Protecting trans rights: Texas lawmakers are aggressively pushing anti-trans legislation that discriminates against trans people using restrooms that correspond with gender identity.
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"If the couple chooses to schedule two sexual experiences per week, they can choose times that correspond with each person's libido," she noted.
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They must choose from more than 68,000 codes that correspond to various causes of death, a system called the International Classification of Disease.
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She began to correspond in English with people she calls "internet friends," whom she had met in forums for metal groups she likes.
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The 16 brain regions correspond to areas, such as the prefrontal cortex, thought to be affected by problems like schizophrenia or bipolar disorder.
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The government's announcement "does not correspond to the data collected by our observation mission," the Catholic bishops said in a statement on Thursday.
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No one in rural Italy seems to use street addresses, which, in any event, don't correspond in any rational way to actual streets.
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IRS filings from Epstein's foundations note donations of $50,000 in 2012 and $150,000 in 2017, which correspond to the dates of Lloyd's grants.
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The short follows the two as they correspond through a series of letters, forming a bond and exchanging stories of trauma and rehabilitation.
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Developers who score work via Tara AI are paid flat rates, which are set automatically and correspond with a project's level of difficulty.
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That means that it could hit close to $250, which should roughly correspond to a 2,500 level in the S&P 500 itself.
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There are three "trails" at Big Snow: a green circle, blue square, and black diamond, which correspond to easy, medium, and hard, respectively.
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And I think when you see a short term movement in share price and so on, that doesn't really correspond with trade developments.
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And lawmakers there never could reduce spending enough to correspond to the much lower level of tax revenue coming into the state treasury.
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The problem for economists is that these changes don't correspond to movements in the usual suspects: interest rates, building costs, population or rents.
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The level of tax would correspond to air miles traveled over a three-year period, as opposed to the number of flights taken.
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Others contend that doing so would flood the Paris scheme with past carbon credits that no longer correspond to real, future emissions reductions.
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By changing how many black squares there are and where they are deployed, the two-letter slots can correspond to different clue numbers.
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Deep learning is very good at bottom-up knowledge, like discerning which patterns of pixels correspond to golden retrievers as opposed to Labradors.
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Now many associations are allowed money on the condition they provide detailed reports, documentation and bank statements that correspond with the payments made.
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There is apparently no mathematical logic to her additions, though they vaguely correspond to the action depicted: boxing, a football game, lifting weights.
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On May 13, the federal government told public schools they must allow transgender students to use bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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The proposed law would have required transgender pupils to use restrooms and locker rooms in public schools that correspond to their gender at birth.
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Last year, the Education and Justice departments issued joint guidance directing schools to let transgender students use facilities that correspond with their gender identity.
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The Obama administration recommended that U.S. public schools allowed transgender students to use the bathrooms or locker rooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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Even before Trump took office, lawmakers in several states were proposing legislation barring transgender individuals from using bathrooms that correspond with their gender identities.
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The statewide policy bans individuals from using public bathrooms that do not correspond to their biological sex and restricts cities from passing nondiscrimination laws.
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As for the pronouns: "They" may or may not correspond with these identities — which is why it's in anybody's best interest to simply ask.
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They didn't miss much, foreseeing developments that recognizably correspond to all the main elements of the information technology revolution, including smartphones and the Internet.
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It will sync with car stereos through Bluetooth — much like a smartphone — and include buttons you can preset to correspond with your favorite playlists.
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Lena doesn't know it at the time, but the contents of that book correspond to the phenomena she'll encounter in Area X later on.
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The 'A-(twn)' National Ratings of the three entities correspond to their IDRs and reflect moderate default risk relative to domestic issuers in Taiwan.
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Viewers are taken through different rooms to see fans dancing —or at least colorful shapes that correspond with the dance moves of real people.
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Where you might run into some hurdles is connecting the tiny three to four pin cables that correspond with your case's ports and fans.
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Celebrity attorney Lisa Bloom says she'll file the suit Monday in California and hold a news conference in NYC to correspond with the filing.
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Major changes such as getting married, having children, or retiring—all of which often correspond with acute periods of stress—can lead to depression.
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The Action Center (notification center) has also been improved, with badge icons in the task bar that correspond to the number of outstanding notifications.
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In essence, organizers have linked their housing strategy to their ticketing one: They want each pillow to correspond to a seat at a game.
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To further complicate matters, our short frames come in many shapes and sizes, and the term "petite" doesn't necessarily correspond to a size zero.
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Ryanair, which does not recognise trade unions, dismissed Comer's letter as "disingenuous" and said it would not correspond with any newly formed pilot group.
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The North Carolina legislation bars cities from passing nondiscrimination laws and requires people to use bathrooms that correspond to their assigned sex at birth.
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Division of labor is critical for an effective team, and it's equally critical for employees to take on roles that correspond to their strengths.
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The fundamental building blocks of DNA are comprised of four bases: A, C, G, T—letters than correspond to adenine, cytosine, guanine and thymine.
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Peskov, speaking at a press conference, gave no details on what Russia's response would be but said it would correspond to Russian national interests.
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The letter threatens legal action against the district if schools don't allow transgender students to use the restrooms that correspond with their chosen gender.
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Typically, these pectoral and pelvic fins — which correspond to forelimbs and hindlimbs in land vertebrates — are small and largely used for balance and steering.
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These fluctuations correspond to massive scalar particles that can only interact with matter through gravity and would still exist today, according to the theory.
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"It's the only thing that's owned by the company, uniquely identifies you, and allows you to correspond both internally and across companies," he said.
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At first, Fisher argued, females might evolve preferences for certain valueless traits, like bright plumage, that just happened to correspond with health and vigor.
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To celebrate the release of her Netflix series "The Goop Lab," Gwyneth Paltrow is selling special-edition T-shirts that correspond with each episode.
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Trends in obesity among people of different ethnic and racial backgrounds don't always correspond to an increase in colorectal cancer, according to Ms. Siegel.
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The skipper warned us that the Blue Cave would be backed up and crowded, and the timing might correspond to a bumpy afternoon sail.
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HB 2119/SB 22018: The bathroom bill Students, faculty and staff could only use restrooms and locker rooms that correspond with their biological sex.
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An IRS spokesperson told CNBC it is the agency's policy to correspond directly with members of Congress regarding legislation and had no further comment.
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It would correspond, nominally, to Trump's promise -- one of many -- that a "bill of love" be passed to protect DACA recipients from mass deportations.
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It's worth noting that stories appearing in the eastern apocryphal gospels, as well as recent archaeological findings, correspond to the Quran's version of events.
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Facebook gathers information about what you buy — both online and in physical stores — in order to serve you ads that correspond to those purchases.
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The declaration, which has been marked "Law Enforcement Sensitive," said the FBI did not correspond directly with Clinton or her representatives during its investigation.
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As a pair, her witty picture and the idyllic Audubon landscape correspond pretty closely to my vision of "South" before the summer of 1964.
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Soon thereafter, the email address he used to correspond with the gallery's owner, a man identified in messages as Marcelo Gomes Noguieria, was deactivated.
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The bill would require people to use restrooms that correspond with the gender on their birth certificate, not the gender with which they identify.
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But it's crucial to distinguish between which investigation is being discussed, because they'll each correspond with different investigators and different goals, means, and powers.
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Heidi says the shopping masked the pain caused by playing a version of herself on TV that didn't correspond to who she really was.
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Under HB2, people are legally required to use public restrooms that correspond to the biological sex on their birth certificates, rather than their gender identity.
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Clever software then runs in the browser and loads only those tiles that correspond to the region of the image the user wants to see.
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"There are various arguments as to what would correspond to excessive and disorderly currency movements, but I won't make specific comment on this," Aso said.
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Sometimes it is that the receiver rewards the giver with signals of gratitude that do not seem to correspond with a gift's long-term utility.
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So even if you're extremely careful with your own online security, your private messages could still be exposed if anyone you correspond with is careless.
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Leaving aside that Facebook at this point probably makes that in a month, it simply does not correspond to the harm done or rewards reaped.
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Last May, the departments of Education and Justice issued joint guidance directing schools to let transgender students use facilities that correspond with their gender identity.
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Additionally, passengers will be able to identify themselves as M (male), F (female), U (undisclosed) or X (unspecified) to correspond with their passport or identification.
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Motherboard has been unable to confirm if these names identify CIA officials under their real identity, if they correspond to cover names, or other individuals.
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HB22, signed into law last March, bans people from using public bathrooms that don't correspond to their biological sex as listed on their birth certificates.
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While the numbers might pale in comparison to the routine violence that rocks the conflict-riven country, these killings — activists say — correspond to a pattern.
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In Baudelaire's writing, the unfathomable depths of personal thought correspond to a melting of the individual's boundaries, which were formerly sharply outlined by social convention.
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"Officials from other countries should not give their opinion on internal matters that only correspond to our government," Lopez Obrador said at a news conference.
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There would be a "child," an "adult," and an "older adult" to correspond with, despite the boy / girl, man / woman, older man / older woman pairs.
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Pastry Chef Chris Ford from Butter Love and Hard Work created edible, juicy-looking candy gummy lips in colors that correspond with each perfume bottle.
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Dan Patrick and other far-right Republicans, would have forced transgender people to use bathrooms that correspond with the gender marker on their birth certificates.
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The administration issued a guidance to schools in May requiring that transgender students be allowed to use the bathrooms that correspond to their gender identities.
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The Obama-era guidelines rescinded by Trump said transgender students should be allowed to use bathrooms and locker rooms that correspond with their gender identity.
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DNA strands, of course, have two sides, and pieces with bases that correspond — adenine with thymine, cytosine with guanine — will naturally attach to one another.
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"We deserve and we expect from Monday's Eurogroup a decision regulating debt relief which will correspond to the sacrifices of the Greek people," he said.
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But to make it work, they're going to have to map a drummer's brain patterns as they correspond to physical movements and changing musical dynamics.
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Her words seem to correspond with previous reports about the Grammy-winning singer, who is is said to be on cloud nine about the twins.
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You may notice the actual average down-payment sum doesn't always correspond with the average down payment percentage, having to do with real estate prices.
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A few years ago, Michelle sat on a beach with her children in California and they all agreed that tattoos didn't correspond with Texas values.
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Shopping on Instagram also has a charming community feel — the sellers correspond with customers in the comment sections, making the online experience feel more personal.
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All you have to do is read the following quotes and try to identify which terrifying event they correspond to: Brexit or the 2016 Election.
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Many media companies, however, provide their subscribers with lists of stories that correspond to readers' individual interests, based on their use of a news site.
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North Carolina earlier this year passed a law that prohibits people from using public washrooms that do not correspond to their gender assigned at birth.
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In most parts of the Middle East, national boundaries do not correspond to religious, cultural, linguistic or tribal divisions, and Saudi Arabia is no exception.
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Biden was looking for elected officials who served overseas to correspond with when his now-deceased son, Beau Biden, was about to deploy to Iraq.
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To correspond with each of their scents, it appeared that Khloé and Kourtney wore pink and yellow diamond jewelry, while Kim wore classic white diamonds.
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The ordinance in Oxford would make it a misdemeanor for people to use bathrooms that do not correspond to the gender on their birth certificates.
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The guidance, implemented by former President Obama, ordered schools to allow students to use school bathrooms and other facilities that correspond to their gender identities.
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"At the same time, there are some modestly positive aspects, in particular, the readiness to cooperate in areas that correspond to American interests," he said.
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That will still correspond to just one-third of the North American market, whose value is expected to reach $47 billion over the same period.
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Priebus' request was largely ignored, the Politico report said, citing six current and former administration officials, advisors and people who correspond with the White House.
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The aides are not identified by name in the report, but multiple details, including salary information, correspond with an account first reported by The Atlantic.
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Finally the polarization is electronic and digital, as Americans increasingly inhabit the filter bubbles of news and social media that correspond to their ideological affinities.
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Communicating on the phone with a deaf person is often not ideal, so we used video chat or email to correspond and give creative notes.
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For at-home fitness essentials, Browning recommends getting a set of yellow, green and red resistance bands (the colors correspond with varying levels of resistance).
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These numbers correspond with the toughest years of minimum sentencing for nonviolent and drug-related crimes which lead to a sudden skyrocket in incarceration rates.
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"What we can tell you is that the source is man-made, because it doesn't correspond to anything that we have naturally," Dr. Weis said.
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For each tranche, Musk will vest in stock options that correspond to about 1.69 million shares, or 1 percent of Tesla's current total outstanding shares.
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On both Page 58 and Page 62, the fashion credits listed for the left picture correspond to the picture on the right, and vice versa.
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Each of the five performers in Newsome's work correspond to the five elements of Vogue Femme —hands, catwalk, floor performance, spin dips, and duck-walking.
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And these triangles correspond to the single triangle I used in the figure that went with my exercise in wonkdom, here shown as Figure 2.
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Another, commonly called "the bathroom bill," would require students, faculty and staff to only use restrooms and locker rooms that correspond with their biological sex.
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What we see repeatedly in the media and the public domain does not necessarily correspond to how he actually is and functions in private settings.
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The IMF estimates a $75 a ton carbon tax will lead to the amount of emissions scientists estimate will correspond to 2 C of warming.
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"These actions don't correspond to the transitional government — they require support of the voters," said Fernando Molina, an author and journalist based in La Paz.
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It is tempting to argue the increasingly long odds of humanity's survival correspond to the rise of an erratic celebrity apprentice to the White House.
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One way to control which clue numbers correspond to which answers is to use "cheater" squares (black squares that don't change the puzzle's word count).
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Even so, Hendriks remains active on Instagram and recently posted a video offering fans a forum to correspond with him about their experiences being bullied.
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This was around the time people would correspond with you—after a show you'd hear from people via email or message board or Myspace message.
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The reform solutions most Democrats and progressives favor, such as small-donor public financing of campaigns, or restrictions on lobbying, don't correspond to these crimes.
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Transgender students and employees on University of North Carolina campuses can use the bathrooms that correspond to their gender identity, for now, the Associated Press reports.
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A similar anti-LGBT bill was passed there, which also requires transgender people to use bathrooms that correspond with the sex shown on their birth certificates.
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Signed by the governor in March, HB2 bans people from using public bathrooms that don't correspond to their biological sex as listed on their birth certificates.
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That plants like all living beings on earth have a form of consciousness is very likely since it could correspond to an adaptive necessity for survival.
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But with recent events, he said, the ETF could finally break through the $12 mark, which would correspond to crude rising to about $60 a barrel.
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This week's rollback of a rule allowing trans kids to use bathrooms that don't correspond to their birth gender is obviously supported by the religious right.
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This means moving coverage from Part B to Part D might correspond with roughly a 7 to 18 percent decrease in drug spending, the analysis found.
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An estimated 1.4 million adults in the US identify as transgender, meaning their gender identity does not correspond to the gender they were assigned at birth.
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The iNext is a combination of the BMW electrified i brand and the Vision Next 100 concept that debuted to correspond with the company's 100th birthday.
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When I was invited this past May to correspond with Shane for her "Dear Jackie" advice column featured on her website, I wrote to her immediately.
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It would require people to use restrooms in public facilities that correspond with the gender on their birth certificate, not the gender with which they identify.
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In just the past week, two federal courts ruled in favor of transgender students who want to use school facilities that correspond to their sexual identity.
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Ryan compares Hennepin to "the biggest Excel spreadsheet in the world," with endless rows of cells that correspond to characters, traits, relationships, professions, and so on.
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We also know the results of the "top-two" primary elections held in California and Washington state, which tend to correspond closely to final vote totals.
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In 2016 North Carolina's legislature, over business's objections, passed a bill requiring transgender people to use toilets that correspond with the sex on their birth certificates.
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The "1", "8," and "5" could correspond to the numerical value of a letter of the alphabet, meaning that the braille actually spells out RACHEL, a.k.a.
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When Alinsky offered her a post after she graduated college, she turned it down, though they did correspond for a period in the very early '70s.
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Unicode is basically a big (around 120,000 entries long) set of codes that correspond to the actual letters and images we want to type or send.
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"People want taxes to decline, pensions to rise and this budget does not correspond with these demands from the society," Sergi Kapanadze, an opposition MP, said.
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As you probably know, avocados darken as they ripen, and the sticker has three shades of green to correspond with key stages of the ripening process.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Chicago's public school system said on Tuesday it would allow transgender students to use restrooms and locker rooms that correspond with their gender identities.
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She ousted the Republican incumbent who co-sponsored the "bathroom bill" that requires individuals to use public restrooms that correspond to their assigned gender at birth.
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Market watchers will be waiting to hear how these draft projections correspond when President Mario Draghi and his team make their latest announcement in Tallinn tomorrow.
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Those 50.43 million Leave votes were added up in nearly 400 local counting areas that do not correspond exactly with the 650 constituencies that elect MPs.
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With their map, the researchers found diatom accumulations on the seafloor don't directly correspond to blooms on the surface that can be seen in satellite images.
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Dawood constructs five different scenes that correspond to different moments of historical significance in Kalimpong's recent past, from the 1920s and '60s to the present day.
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" It can take years to develop a new scent, he continued, because "it takes time to reach the point where the vision and the emotion correspond.
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Hernández said that forcing transgender students to use restrooms that correspond with the gender they were assigned a birth is a violation of civil rights law.
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Researchers said the findings correspond with traces of methane — a chemical produced by some organic life forms — that the rover also found in the planet's atmosphere.
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It says GE's financial statements about its insurance business do not correspond to those of eight insurers that Markopolos says hold about 95% of GE's exposure.
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The problem with working on a West Coast schedule is that weekly meetings scheduled for morning Pacific time tend to correspond with lunchtime in New York.
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The visual language, designed to aid the deaf or hard of hearing, is a set of gesticulations and hand movements that correspond to the spoken word.
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The defective American healthcare system calls desperately for heterogeneity, for a variety of delivery models of shapes and sizes that correspond to patients' wants and needs.
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As a private attorney, Duncan defended North Carolina in its fight for a bill banning transgender people from using bathrooms that correspond with their gender identities.
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The law makes it illegal in that state for transgender persons to use public restrooms that do not correspond to the gender on their birth certificate.
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The Boyertown schools policy allows certain transgender students on a case-by-case basis to use locker rooms and restrooms that correspond to their gender identity.
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The Pine-Richland School District decided in September that students should use "facilities that correspond to their biological sex or unisex facilities," according to its website.
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Names given by Haitian media correspond to social media profiles of American citizens and a Serbian who claim military backgrounds and currently work for security contractors.
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"Bathroom Bills" made headlines last year, as politicians across America threatened to force transgender people to use restrooms that correspond to their sex assigned at birth.
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The fight for transgender students to have access to bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity, which became a flash point in 2016, continued throughout 2017.
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Surgeons in Cincinnati then transplanted the kidney into a recipient I'd never met and whose name I didn't know; we didn't correspond until this past month.
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Fewer transgender people would die in prison cells in the UK if they weren't put in a gendered prison that doesn't correspond to their lived gender.
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The hacker appears to have stolen at least 6.5 million accounts, although Black Luster Soldier cautioned that not all of those necessarily correspond to individual players.
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Again, better weather seemed to correspond to a better mood, and being in a good mood made people say nicer things about the restaurant they'd visited.
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"The 19.2 trillion pesos correspond to the new debt that will be issued for the financing of the deficit anticipated for 2020," the afternoon statement said.
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Some people are going to find that the times in their life when they need money correspond with periods when the stock market is unusually high.
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"They're only giving out tickets for people who get rowdy," he said, adding that the decline in tickets did not correspond to an absence of officers.
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The $5,000 maintenance purchase matches the price for maintenance work on an AmberJack direction-finding antenna, while the $2,000 prices correspond with Harpoon signal amplifier maintenance.
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They also are not in running specifically in local cable markets that correspond to the districts of their most endangered members, including Cunningham, Brindisi and Reps.
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A pass through the grid will indicate to you that the clue numbers for those entries all correspond to the lowest bubbled letter in each quadrant.
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Innovator offers a Buffer ETF, Power Buffer ETF and Ultra Buffer ETF for every month of the year (they correspond respectively with the three buffer levels).
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This would explain the "Airpods" name, which doesn't have the capitalized P in the Target listing and is unlikely to correspond with an actual AirPods device.
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In recent years, lawmakers and academics have expressed concerns that a large portion of these applications are fraudulent, meaning they do not correspond with real brands.
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The groups, teachers say, tend to correspond with the children's socioeconomic class, with poorer students clustered in low-performing groups and wealthier children in accelerated ones.
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This process has involved "three executive coaches" and all kinds of growing pains that correspond, roughly, to Patreon's own evolution as a global audience-management service.
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Separately, the Justice Department sued North Carolina over a state law requiring people to use public bathrooms that correspond to the sex on their birth certificates.
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But employees should look at other options if their risk tolerance or expected longevity doesn't correspond with what the fund expects for their age, Fields said.
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In fact, such an approach denies the existence of intersex people, those whose sex characteristics do not correspond with our classic notions of male or female.
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Crucially, the subject that emerges in the painting doesn't simply correspond with the subject of a violated identity that will turn into an object of gaze.
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In 2016, North Carolina lawmakers passed HB2, which banned people from using public bathrooms that didn't correspond to their biological sex, as listed on their birth certificates.
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To bolster their argument, Atomwaffen propagandists relied on the work of James Mason, a Denver-based, old-school neo-Nazi who used to correspond with Charles Manson.
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These categories correspond to three phases in galactic evolution, which they call the pre-blue nugget phase, the blue nugget phase, and the post-blue nugget phase.
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His medical records describe a live bullet wound to the leg - which appeared to correspond to the army's account of its sniper's target in the fence incident.
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As for the gameplay itself, users can duel with characters, learn spells and interact with students to gain different points that correspond to certain skills and attributes.
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They said settling individual rights was not leading to deforestation as these rights largely correspond to historically settled or cultivated land that does not contain forest cover.
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The North Carolina "bathroom" law is a statewide policy banning individuals from using public bathrooms that don't correspond to their sex as stated on their birth certificate.
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Deaths from extreme heat seem to be on the rise — the peaks below correspond to heat waves in Russia in 2010 and across southern Europe in 2003.
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He added that Homeland Security has already put officers on administrative duties as a form of punishment, but he didn't know which agents correspond with which posts.
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The distribution of hydrogen is expected to correspond to the distribution of matter of all kinds, so mapping hydrogen is another approach to studying the universe's structure.
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He also told Tillerson that assertions that the Syrian military used chemical weapon in Idlib province on April 4 do not correspond to reality, the ministry added.
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"The disconnect could correspond to millions of potential peer reviewers who are untapped," study co-author Ludovic Trinquart, who is now based at Boston University, told Vox.
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Newsweek reports that Trump used a personal email account to correspond with an administration official in February, when she was operating as an unofficial White House adviser.
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After the Trump administration lifted federal protections that allowed transgender students to use the school bathrooms that correspond with their gender, thousands rallied to protest the removal.
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The dishes, glasses and flatware must correspond with the proposed menu, and those items must be laid out perfectly, down to the direction of the knife blade.
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Ice cores from Greenland, which contain air samples trapped thousands of years ago, reveal increases in greenhouse gases that correspond with the rise of farming in Mesopotamia.
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This done, the next step was to look for subtle density variations that might correspond to the presence or absence of ink—and thus reveal individual letters.
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However, an Associated Press report noted that the date and subject matter of one of the documents correspond with those of a document cited in a Jan.
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A search of corporate and business entities in Florida turned up an address for the business — which happened to correspond with the other woman's apartment, Segal said.
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The controller is also designed to have sensors that detect motion and allow the user to correspond their movements in VR to their movements in real space.
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The court ruling did not correspond with either Ghana or Ivory Coast's claim, but appeared closer to Ghana's, and it rejected the former's attempt to halt development.
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The other three correspond to organs that help the body detox: kidney (center of the ear), liver (on the outside rim), and lung (just above the earlobe).
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The upcoming heat wave's evolution is illustrated in the below animation of computer model projections of temperature anomalies (the cooler periods largely correspond to overnight low temperatures).
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The tensions that arise in the movement directly correspond to those in the personal relationship between its leaders, Marcus (Babou Ceesay) and his Pakistani girlfriend Jas (Pinto).
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"The ironic stares, the mocking when people see that my identity doesn't correspond to my looks, will finally end," she told Reuters, covered in a rainbow flag.
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Those appeared to correspond to a set of "preliminary" coins described in the white paper that buyers could later swap for petros once the ICO was complete.
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Necessity is the mother of invention, they say, and earlier I needed to quickly correspond with my colleagues in Slack without further soiling my germ-ridden keyboard.
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In May, the Obama administration directed public schools nationwide to allow transgender students to use bathrooms that correspond to their gender identity or risk losing federal funding.
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The OECD data do not correspond exactly with those produced by the CDC because of the different ways their respective statisticians adjust the raw numbers for ageing.
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That meant that customers were seeing prices on the tape that didn't correspond to where stocks were trading - the tape could NOT keep up with the trading.
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A visit by Obama to Havana in late March would correspond with the finalization of a peace deal for Colombia that was encouraged and sponsored by Castro.
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The Obama administration has been aggressive in its efforts to ensure that transgender students can use the bathrooms in public schools that correspond with their gender identities.
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Markopolos says GE's financial statements about its insurance business do not correspond to those of eight insurers that it says hold about 95 percent of GE's exposure.
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But it gained widespread attention for its stipulation requiring people in publicly owned buildings to use restrooms that correspond with the gender listed on their birth certificate.
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Most of the students in GNETS are classified as having an "emotional and behavioral disorder," a vague label that does not correspond to any particular medical diagnosis.
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" Mr. de Maizière said the same day that "the burqa doesn't fit with our country and does not correspond to our understanding of the role of women.
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The law, known as House Bill 2 or HB2, also requires that transgender people in government buildings use the restrooms that correspond with their gender at birth.
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Duffin and Schaeffer conjectured that those two outcomes correspond exactly to whether your sequence can approximate virtually all irrational numbers with the demanded precision, or virtually none.
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The law gained widespread attention for its stipulation requiring people in publicly owned buildings to use restrooms that correspond with the gender listed on their birth certificate.
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There's also some evidence from fMRI imaging studies that CBT can lead to brain changes believed to correspond with people being in more control of their pain.
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The computational task of the material is to identify correctly which junction-pixel patterns correspond to the numbers that have been preloaded into its memory as polarities.
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Model judges are epistemically just: Their cognitive processes are never biased or unduly swayed, their conclusions are not prejudged, and their verdicts reliably correspond to the facts.
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The PGA Tour on Sunday honored the basketball legend by altering a hole by a number of paces that correspond to Bryant's jersey numbers, 24 and 8.
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In 2011, he wrote a letter to Mr. Trump about his book "Death by China," which the movie was based on, and the men began to correspond.
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It will seek results that correspond to one and one-half times (1.5x) the performance of the index for a single day, rather than two times (2x).
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These Darn Tough socks are available in both Men's and Women's styles and come in Small, Medium, and Large sizes that will correspond with your shoe size.
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And if you can't figure something out with our technology or with a recipe, correspond with real, live human beings who want to make your life better.
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When she did a series of artworks "Against the Wall," [17 paintings centered on the Israeli conflict], Jerry would correspond with her about the politics of them.
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Politico reported last month that both Kushner, a senior aide in the White House, and Trump had used personal email accounts to correspond about work-related items.
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Prosecutors, meanwhile, had argued that universities and testing companies were the victims of the schemes, and the amount that parents paid should correspond to the penalties' severity.
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During the late 1980s, Euronymous began to correspond with Masacre drummer Mauricio "Bull Metal" Montoya to spread music and sign bands to his label, Deathlike Silence Productions.
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"Russian comments about removal of their forces do not often correspond with actual troop reductions, and do not affect U.S. priorities in Syria," said Pentagon spokesman Eric Pahon.
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He was saying, okay, there's a space for differences amongst groups, and I know what those differences are: They correspond to traditional stereotypes of differences amongst human populations.
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The central bank will offer as many as 10,000 traditional currency swap contracts, which correspond to dollar sales to investors for future delivery, to roll over April maturities.
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"Those words do not correspond to reality," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told a conference call with reporters when asked about the comments, made by MI5 chief Andrew Parker.
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The critical streets correspond roughly to primary streets in the old classification, still used on the city's PlowNYC map; the sector streets include both secondary and tertiary roadways.
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That law, enacted in 2016 and later partially repealed, required transgender people to use bathrooms that correspond to their gender at birth in government buildings and public schools.
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But she said an increase in incidents over the past several years appears to correspond to the imposition of Western sanctions against Russia over the crisis in Ukraine.
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A Virginia legislator faced intense criticism this week after he introduced two bills that would prohibit transgender students from using bathroom facilities that correspond with their gender identity.
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An improved design "entangles" these microwave levels in one atom with different energy levels in another—levels that correspond to visible light, which has a much higher frequency.
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A search of corporate and business entities in Florida turned up an address for the business — which happened to correspond with the other woman's apartment, the attorney said.
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Reds are warmer colors and are associated with higher frequencies (up to 800Hz), for instance, while blues are colder hues and correspond to lower frequencies (down to 50Hz).
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These so-called core retail sales, which correspond most closely with the consumer spending component of gross domestic product, were previously reported to have increased 0.53% in May.
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These nucleotides can arrange into 64 three-letter "codons," most of which correspond to an amino acid, the building blocks of the proteins that allow life to function.
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Electrical signals—like the ones used to help restore balance in stroke patients—are delivered via headphones equipped with electrodes that correspond with movement data input by engineers.
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These so-called core retail sales, which correspond most closely with the consumer spending component of gross domestic product, were previously reported to have increased 0.4% in May.
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At the meeting, the regulator informed those executives that it would be carrying out an inspection later in 2018 to make sure Facebook's operations correspond with Russian law.
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"Bathroom bills," such as House Bill 2 in North Carolina, were passed requiring people to use the bathrooms that correspond with the sex marker on their birth certificates.
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The six ribbons tied around the key in the painting correspond to a six-bit cipher that acts as a literal key to the rest of the puzzle.
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Those bars correspond to whatever goals a teacher has set — maybe doing a half hour of practice in a literacy app or reading, or something along those lines.
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At the time, prosecutors said payments to those companies from holdings by the Constantino family, which founded Gol, did not appear to correspond with services of comparable value.
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The scientists designed a pattern of yellow dots to correspond to a grid of letters, and the dots flashed green in a specific order to spell out text.
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She would correspond at all points to her story, but her story would not be a story of Heaven, Hell, chaos, the world, the Trojan War, or love.
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Just about every year as a kid, I'd anticipate the reading of the thirteen stripes of black, brown and auburn that correspond with the 13 weeks of winter.
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The amount of RAM you get will correspond with storage too — the 6GB RAM model comes with 128GB of storage, while the other two models come with 256GB.
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Since then, he's developed a more advanced system to keep track of his visits, which involves recording trips with photos and assigning numbers to correspond to the stores.
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The different shades that correspond to the various buildups of tape are a trace of the unwinding, suggestive of what was once whole and of its ongoing destruction.
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Yanover said that the venture studio has identified three kinds of opportunities that correspond to the three ways he was building businesses internally at CAA in the past.
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The study comes as Americans are voluntarily curtailing their own sleep, a practice that may correspond to a sharp rise in obesity rates over the last several decades.
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Separately, the Justice Department sued North Carolina in May over a state law requiring people to use public bathrooms that correspond to the sex on their birth certificates.
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Given a lot of rows with a lot of features, it will get better and better at saying what sort of entities new collections of features correspond to.
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The Jennings found a physician, who diagnosed Jazz with Gender Dysphoria, a medical condition that meant her gender identity did not correspond to her gender assigned at birth.
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In addition to civil rights activists, corporations including Google and Apple have criticized the law, which forbids people from using restrooms that don't correspond with their birth genders.
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The Justice Department in May sued North Carolina over a state law that requires people to use public bathrooms that correspond to the sex on their birth certificates.
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Notably, these totes also correspond to the type of items this fulfillment center ships: nonperishable goods that are "18 inches or smaller," the general manager Chris Colvin said.
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They do not correspond to individual lakes but rather present narratives on broad themes (fleshed out in discussion with Jill Leonard, a fish biologist at Northern Michigan University).
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Unlike a healthy theory, which must correspond with empirical facts, a healthy emotion is one that contributes to neurochemical homeostasis or other affective states that promote biological flourishing.
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How it works: Software that has been fed tons of human-labeled photos and videos can deduce the shapes, colors and movements that correspond, say, to a pedestrian.
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Under that interpretation, transgender students have access to facilities like bathrooms and locker rooms that correspond with their gender identity, a proposition to which social conservatives strongly object.
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"This defect does not correspond to our quality standards, so we decided to temporarily suspend the activity of the factory," Italian candy maker Ferrero said in a statement.
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To that end, Scholtz and Unwin are planning to analyze public data from the Fermi telescope to look for signals that might correspond to a local black hole.
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Airstrikes on medical facilities US officials told CNN Thursday that the US had determined that regime airstrikes hit three buildings that correspond to the location of medical facilities.
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The Oxford law follows weeks of controversy over a law in North Carolina mandating that transgender people use public restrooms that correspond with their biological sex at birth.
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Mozzarella Michelle started an e-mail chain so that we could correspond throughout the week, wishing one another happy birthday and arranging to meet up at improv performances.
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Authorities are still investigating the cause of the disaster, but the self-reported outages correspond very closely to the time and location of both the Camp and Woolsey fires.
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So to convey a single piece of data, she'll weave together symbols that correspond to a set of numbers that add up to the value she wants to express.
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