Booker could also be difficult to define as a candidate.
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What we broadly define as AI—machine learning, automated systems, etc.
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" Others like Hannah Hart questioned what YouTube does define as "sensitive issues.
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It just depends on what you define as a travel agent, of course.
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Sammy Davis Jr. was as tough to define as his multi-hyphenate career.
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Unfortunately, the problem is almost as hard to define as it is to solve.
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They believe in "American global leadership," which they define as primarily a military enterprise.
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KOBACH: Well, I guess it all depends on what you define as evidence, right?
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"What people traditionally define as feminine in astrology is a receptive energy," they explain.
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I benefited in what I myself define as 'normalization' of an identity like mine.
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She experienced delusions, which psychologists define as unshakable beliefs despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
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Most important, they don't define as "socialist" anything that the United States government currently does.
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"What we define as local is what literally is driving our craft business," he said.
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Dads, meanwhile, are easier to define, as simply harmless and corny — as basically dad jokes personified.
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Its practice has become regionless, as hard to define as it is easy to subscribe to.
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"They helped define a body care category that you'd define as ultra premium," Mr. Funk said.
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Some 500,000 U.S. children are at or above this level, which some states define as lead poisoning.
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In these paintings devoted to Eisenstein and Meyerhold, she has updated what we define as history painting.
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I'm talking about dates that didn't result in what you now define as part of your relationship.
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Young people now belong to "Generation Z": a cohort which demographers usually define as people born since 1997.
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That "something different" is what TheWaveVR wants to define as VR becomes more accessible to the general public.
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"Drunk driving that does not lead to any other negative outcome, I could define as that," DeBlasio said.
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This is just what I would define as a correction within the context of a longer-term uptrend.
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The first time I saw anything that we'd now define as "streetwear," I was in the fifth grade.
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" In these moments Bradford arrives at what he went on to define as "the simultaneity of thinking and making.
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"You have what we would define as a slim majority of Republicans," said Mark Baldassare, the institute's president and CEO.
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In total, 10 percent of Americans, or 34 million people, lack access to what we define as high-speed internet.
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A pandemic is define as the worldwide spread of a new disease, but it's not quite as simple as that.
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"Before you start recruiting, decide what attributes you want and define as a group what great looks like," Bock wrote.
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Indeed, anyone who has ever been on a diet has almost certainly engaged in what clinicians would define as disordered eating.
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Nor could anyone have been shocked at his contempt for actual journalism, which he seemed to define as a liberal plot.
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According to the report, 79.5% of texters are women, 44% define as LGBTQ and 5.5% are Alaskan natives and American Indians.
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While Christie declined to give specifics when asked what he would define as "success" in the state, that much he acknowledged.
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The answer to that question depends on what you define as an effective episode of Charlie Brooker's technophobic, dystopian anthology series.
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It seems though that anyone who doesn't self-define as a victim has been ignored; their voice treated as white noise.
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Well, they hadn't yet at that point done what I would say you and I would define as an internet deal.
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Zendesk reports that 40 percent of its revenue now comes from larger enterprise customers, which they define as 100 seats or more.
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But there is a discernible spiritual dimension to his sense of human solidarity, a concept that we Catholics would define as subsidiarity.
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The perverse thing about the current crop of OBC-seekers is that each is already what sociologists define as a "dominant caste".
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The Fed's other mandate is to maintain stable prices, which the FOMC has chosen to define as a 2202 percent inflation target.
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He went from being a relatively harmless kid who was making radical statements, to what we would define as a political terrorist.
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And according to Russian literature on information warfare that is exactly what those writers and Russian leaders define as acts of war.
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That kind of discount on the current cost of space launch would go beyond what we've come to define as "disruption," Caceres said.
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"You might have different companies moving in and out of what you define as quality depending on how these ratios change," Castagno said.
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"Ultimately, we are building a platform for the mobility market, which we define as buying and selling mobility services," Smyth says of Coord.
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Make a plot of how effective stuff is versus its subtlety — which for simplicity we'll define as 1/visibility (my algebra is rusty).
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Being bright, which Trump seems to define as having gone to an Ivy League school, is the highest compliment he can pay you.
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Once they're mashed, the TSA reminds "they're not exactly what one would define as a solid" What can't go in my carry-on?
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The one thing that unites the two groups is resentment of the elite's snobbery and moral superiority, which they define as political correctness.
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But the researchers also found a "boomerang" effect in their subjects, which they define as the film having the opposite of its intended effect.
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I also seem to be taking some actions that one might define as acts of self-love even before I really believe I'm worthy.
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Both men, he complained, were guilty of "conflicts of interest" — which Mr. Trump seems to define as anything that conflicts with his own interests.
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Dr. Jeanson calls himself a "presuppositionalist evidentialist" — which we might define as someone who accepts evidence when it happens to affirm his nonnegotiable presuppositions.
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The economy expanded by just 0.1% in the third quarter, narrowly avoiding recession, which economists usually define as two consecutive quarters of negative growth.
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They wanted him to get in the game, the game these people define as, What are you doing to protect or thwart Donald J. Trump?
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In your opinion, did potential Russian efforts to establish links with individuals in the Trump orbit rise to the level we could define as collusion?
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But the purpose of chronic pain, which scientists define as pain that lasts for more than three months after its initial cause, is more mysterious.
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Europe's largest economy expanded by just 0.1% in the third quarter, narrowly avoiding recession, which economists usually define as two consecutive quarters of negative growth.
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Instead, they are trying to make it a choice between him and what they are trying to define as an out-of-touch Democratic alternative.
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The group's name, derived from the term poncilidad, which they define as "chaotic tranquility," reflects the mix of rigor and improvisation that characterizes their live sets.
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This has made athleisure — an entirely new category of clothing that some define as a "weird hybrid" of business casual and athletic wear — even more aspirational.
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"I realized that there's no fixed aspect of my gender and my sexuality that I could define as 'me,' but that it is fluid," he said.
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The wellness community claims that they are "natural" and everything else outside of it is not—including science, which I define as the explanation of nature.
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My idea of fashion is what I define as business casual: a lace dress (business) paired with a baseball cap for my favorite collegiate team (casual).
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The turmoil is likely to shadow travel over the next few days and into the frenzy of the holiday travel season, which analysts define as Dec.
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The allies want to achieve full employment, which they define as a jobless rate of less than 3 percent, by 2025 - compared to 5.5 percent now.
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The settlement includes an administrative fine of 250,000 euros and "disgorgement" - which legal experts broadly define as the recovery of ill-gotten gains - of 81 million euros.
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I would expect some improvement in the second quarter, too, thus avoiding two consecutive quarters of negative growth, which is what some technically define as a recession.
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In 2017 which verb did the Merriam-Webster dictionary define as to antagonise (others) online "by deliberately posting inflammatory, irrelevant, or offensive comments or other disruptive content"?
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It's a group of more than 3,000 therapists worried about the effect of "Trumpism" -- which they define as an ideology, not a person -- on the American psyche.
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Two groups that everyone has agreed to define as terrorists, Islamic State and Jabhat al-Nusra (affiliated with al-Qaeda), are explicitly excluded from the ceasefire agreement.
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Women social founders want to solve what they define as a social crisis: anything from poverty and malnutrition to human trafficking or recovery from war and genocide.
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A spouse who imperils a very good marriage by having an affair with a work colleague is behaving foolishly (which I define as ignoring an obvious risk).
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Conversely, an investor who recognizes the pitfalls in a popular but flawed investment scheme is behaving wisely (which I define as recognition of a less-obvious risk).
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I would argue that "plot" (which I define as the nature and order of events leading up to a story's conclusion) is a device invented by storytellers.
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But it does define, as demonstrated in the work gathered here, the shared reality of an experimental impulse with materials and forms that has proved incalculably influential.
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Researchers at the Brookings Institute's Metropolitan Policy Program mapped out exactly where the estimated 233,305 industrial robots—which they define as automatically controlled, reprogrammable machines—are proliferating.
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The project of an ongoing vegetal integration through feedback loops and other communication strategies and mechanisms may be considered analogous to what we, humans, define as self-consciousness.
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As such, we have higher expectations for content that we call cruel and insensitive, which we define as content that targets victims of serious physical or emotional harm.
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But for the most part, the modern film franchise (which I would define as any film series released post–Star Wars in 1977) is subject to directorial whims.
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As I watch a film that I define as emotional horror, does it elicit in me the sense of, gosh, I guess, the terrible price of being human?
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But then Liverpool's season has been a little like that: elusive, fuzzy, difficult to discern and define, as noteworthy for what it is missing as what is present.
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We really wanted to limit this to what we define as NCII [nonconsensual intimate imagery] to start and then, as we learn more, address those other considerations as well.
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On Monday they added the goal of full employment - which they define as a jobless rate of less than 3 percent - by 2025 to their list of campaign pledges.
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" From a technical standpoint, "if you look at the chart, you can see that we've just recently broken what I would define as a bit of an ascending triangle.
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Finally, all 2.343 sectors in the S&P 2.333 are now more than 2.323% below their respective 2.313-week highs, a drop that analysts define as a bear market.
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They include abstaining from meat and fasting — which Catholics define as eating one normal meal and two small meals that don't add up to the normal meal in quantity.
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The balance of power within Hamas, which Israel, the United States and much of the West define as a terrorist organization, has been shifting to Gaza, according to experts.
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Specifically, former appointees may be allowed to engage in activities that the existing law -- the Lobbying Disclosure Act -- does define as lobbying when dealing with members of their former agencies.
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The museum has a relatively new curatorial focus called "the Greater West," a region they define as the eastern Pacific Rim, Australia, New Zealand, and the island of New Guinea.
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Ideally each specific product should be tested in an objective manner to ensure they are both safe and effective, which I would define as leading to a personally meaningful benefit.
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Within the mass of material culture we today define as Art (something itself classified in distinction to "craft"), this imperative to classify is accompanied by the concept of the period.
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Like the basic elements of music—pitch, dynamics, order, rhythm, tempo, texture, timbre—two or more things must combine to create something that we can categorically define as Mac DeMarco.
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Noting that countless people who engage in practices we'd define as "religious" do not separate such practices from secular ones, Miles, formerly a Jesuit seminarian, clearly appreciates a holistic perspective.
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"The upcoming product assault will also see the elevation of the Cadillac species in terms of product substance — which we define as the confluence of sophistication, craftsmanship, ingenuity and quality."
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I think that, especially in our field that we define as the Recode world, and certainly in the real world, Uber is one of the biggest ... KS: It was critical.
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Presence, they continue, is made up of two things: "telepresence," which they define as "the sense of being there," and "social presence," which is the sense of being together with others.
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" The groups acknowledge what Rose City Antifa, based in Portland, writes on its website: "Fascism can be difficult to define as all fascist movements do not include the exact same features.
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To do so would be to take our present and place it on an imagined futuristic stage, providing a new perspective and ultimately clarify what we define as the status quo.
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Instead, grit, which the authors define as "passion and perseverance for long-term goals of personal significance," emerged as the most important factor when it came to crossing the finish line.
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The software works similarly to the image classifiers, except that it sorts for toxicity — which they define as the likelihood someone will leave a conversation based on a comment — instead of nudity.
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"It was a failure because we couldn't hire programmers without raiding other companies, and so we ended up closing that office, which I think you would define as a failure," he said.
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Before patriotic Americans throw up "mission accomplished" banners in celebration of the new NFL policy designed to end the kneeling controversy, we ought to be clear in what we define as success.
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Pelosi and her allies believe they are nobly withholding from their base (which they define as being distinct from "the American people") the sugar high of aggressive oversight, for their own good.
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"We have specialized facilities that are devoted to providing care to children with special needs and tender age children as we define as under 13 would fall into that category," he said.
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One of the themes in the book is how what you define as popular feminism is essentially neoliberal feminism, or the idea that the problems women face can be solved within the individual.
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This complex matrix of performance philosophies would eventually coalesce into what we define as postmodern dance — the reduction of choreography to its barest essentials such that the very nature of dance is questioned.
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Of the firms in the S&P 500 with very high profits—which we define as a return on capital of over 2500%, excluding goodwill—213% made similarly lavish returns ten years ago.
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People with Down's syndrome are often under-represented in the arts: only around 4 percent of staff in the UK arts and museums workforce self-define as disabled, according to one 2017 report.
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Pigeon droppings were also at the top of the minds of wary art lovers on Thursday, as 2,000 birds flew overhead, threatening to anoint onlookers with what some superstitions define as good luck.
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When I tell my story, I enjoy sharing the most important lesson I learned during this time, as it applies to anyone who is dreaming big: Reality is what you define as real.
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For most families, that's far and above what the Department of Health and Human Services deems "affordable child care," which they define as costing no more than 22021% of a family's annual income.
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But if you're drinking alcohol-heavy reds like Cabernet or Zinfandel and being generous with your pours, you may be consuming what an alcohol researcher would define as three or even four drinks.
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When it comes to early retirement, which most define as before 65, a study from Fidelity released Thursday found that the top reason women leave the workforce early is because of a health concern.
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The Information has a goal of setting up companies to depart the program with "meaningful revenue" already on the books, which they define as around $100,000 in annual recurring inbound funds, with growth projected.
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" Dozens of faculty members also said in a separate message that revoking the Republican's honorary degree would help "dismantle rape culture" — what they define as "attitudes and behavior that normalize and condone sexual assault.
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The "people research" space alone (we which we define as behavioral science + user research + market research) is a $100B+ global opportunity, but this is just the beginning as this market is nascent and growing.
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Not pooping for three days isn't necessarily a sign of constipation, which doctors define as pooping less than twice a week—an edge that Will Smith seems to skirt on a very regular basis!
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Gorsuch is what they call an originalist, a judicial breed that cynics define as people who believe that if the founding fathers were around today, they would be best friends and agree on everything.
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Last October MPs joined activists smoking joints at a "cannabis tea party" outside Parliament to call for the legalisation of cannabis for medical use, which some define as having the right to grow their own.
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Once again, Johansson suggested that political correctness — which she seemed to define as a criticism against casting that prioritizes white, cisgendered actors even to play characters of color or characters from marginalized identities — restricts art.
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There is no equivalent term for visual artists, however, and at any rate, the work they do can be less tangible, less narratively tidy, more difficult to define as complete — by both artist and audience.
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The CFPB may prescribe rules and regulations under various consumer-protection laws; enforce conduct that it may define as "unfair, deceptive or abusive"; and adjudicate its own enforcement actions and impose legal and equitable remedies.
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Facebook clarified that public media, which they define as any "entity that is publicly financed, retains a public service mission and can demonstrate its independent editorial control," will not be labeled in the same way.
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Mr. Greenberg's latest work unfolds within a creative-writing class, taught by a not-so-young man, Aaron Port (Josh Radnor), who has an affliction he would really prefer you not define as writer's block.
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Finally, there&aposs wisdom, which I define as knowledge in action, meaning that I&aposve learned the facts, explored the topic in depth over time, and practiced using it until it&aposs embodied in me.
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For people in this group, whom economists define as earning between two-thirds and double their country's median income, the risk of falling down the economic ladder is greater than their chances of moving up.
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Nvidia did not name big customers but said that "hyperscale" customers drove the increased data center sales, a group that industry analysts often define as major cloud computing vendors such as Alphabet Inc's Google, Amazon.
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As difficult to define as its grotesque shape, the installation lives somewhere between art, decoration, and architecture, making it a very attractive object for the then crucial discussions about the relationships between art and architecture.
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And for a very particular lifestyle that Robbie would define as "desert money," a phrase he frequently slides into conversations with about 40 percent irony and which is also the first thing in his Instagram bio.
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If, over the long run (which we define as 20 years, or more if data are available), housing inflation outstrips the incomes that are able to service a mortgage, then prices are likely to be unsustainable.
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" The dictionary went on to have some fun with the word, adding, "it is of paramount importance that you do not confuse this word with scuzzball, which we define as 'an unpleasant, dirty, or dangerous person.
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It said gross domestic product, which fell 0.1 percent in the third quarter of 2018, probably contracted again in the fourth quarter, producing what economists define as a "technical recession" of two straight quarters of declining GDP.
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Astropad Studio connects to a client on your Mac (which you download separately) and lets you select a portion of your existing display or displays to define as the interaction surface for use on your iPad Pro.
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Entering Game 5, Curry is just 3-for-11 on what SportVu tracking cameras define as "wide open" three-point attempts—that is, shots when the nearest defender is farther than six feet away from the shooter.
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The Bank of Italy said last week that GDP probably contracted at the end of last year for the second straight quarter, putting the euro zone's third largest economy into what economists define as a technical recession.
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I call it "trade equilibrium" which I define as, a situation when trading among different countries is such that the trading partners remain generally deficit-free from one another over a cycle of every 2-3 years.
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For this issue, Res referenced her early work and self-portraits that started the considerable range of form within a clear set of parameters that she would continually define as her own in her career to come.
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Italian gross domestic product fell 0.1 percent in the third and fourth quarters of last year, putting the euro zone's third largest economy into what economists define as a "technical recession" of two straight quarters of declining GDP.
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The group that was least likely to identify with feminism were those aged 55-64, as well as those aged 65 and over—only 36 percent of both groups said that they would personally define as a feminist.
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Jens Weidmann, the powerful president of Germany's central bank, meanwhile, argued that the bloc's economic outlook is positive and the inflation rate is now gradually approaching the level the ECB would define as price stability, its ultimate mandate.
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Full-time, preferably based in the US Southwest (Apply) Hyperallergic seeks to enrich its coverage of art from the US Southwest, which we define as New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Nevada, Colorado, Oklahoma, and western Texas, and its related networks.
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In the most fraught example, they have not included the guidelines' examples which define as anti-Semitic any claim that "the existence of the state of Israel is a racist endeavor," or comparing contemporary Israeli policy to that of the Nazis.
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But diplomatic pressure has led China since 2015 to schedule — that is, define as drugs with no accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse — 143 substances that resemble or are related to fentanyl or are used in its manufacture.
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The goal is still Level 4 autonomous driving, which most define as a fully driverless vehicle within a specific set of circumstances, but Hotz defines as shifting the liability from the driver to the manufacturer in the event of an accident.
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In the first half of Game 4, the Cavs shot zero-for-nine on what SportVu tracking cameras define as "wide open" three-point attempts—that is, shots when the nearest defender is farther than six feet away from the shooter.
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"I find it difficult as a consumer to do the due diligence I would like to do because even the ethical funds are not always totally transparent about what they define as ethical," said retail investor Meraiah Foley, a Sydney academic.
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They argued that conspiracy theories — which they define as "an effort to explain some event or practice by reference to the machinations of powerful people, who have also managed to conceal their role" — are, in their own way, quite rational.
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But if you define everything as war — including things that don't make any particular sense to define as war, like a war on terror, which is no more winnable than a war on crime — this is the attitude you get.
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An inventive film and an inventive filmmaker might have used the relationship between the Mexican American community and the police to question the superhero genre and push against the idea that people who cops define as criminals are always the bad guys.
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Supporters say the document grew out of a recent rise in anti-Semitism on UC campuses stemming from heated anti-Israel protest frequently expressed as anti-Zionism, which supporters define as calls for Israel's destruction or denials of its right to exit.
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It's becoming apparent from its actions that North Korea wants not to negotiate its nukes away, but to have them recognized, and to look forward to victory -- which it might define as relaxation of US conventional and nuclear military pressure on it.
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In an age where overly sensitive college students and their supportive professors are seeking to ban unpopular speakers who advocate what they define as improper and "hateful speech," the Skokie case deserves to be added to the required reading list at American universities.
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"To do so (categorically rule it out) means you want me to say that nobody ever had this on their mind or it was not one of the sort of elements that we would define as professional responsibility or accountability," he said.
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"The A.K.P. government had already been searching for new commemorations to mark what they define as the New Turkey," said Esra Ozyurek, the chairwoman of the Turkish studies program at the London School of Economics, using the acronym of Mr. Erdogan's political party.
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"There is a path to a positive outcome, which I define as a bipartisan omnibus," said Representative Nita M. Lowey of New York, the highest-ranking Democrat on the House appropriations committee, referring to a collection of appropriations bills cobbled together as one.
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One of the admonitions that comprise Buddhism's eightfold patch is to practise samma vaca, or "right speech", which scriptures define as abstaining from false, slanderous, harsh and idle speech; all major religions counsel their adherents to choose their words carefully and use them sparingly.
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" A single scientific study that surveys 349 undergraduate college students doesn't prove anything, but moreover, the study itself misunderstands subtweeting, which these "scientists" define as "a [social networking site] post to talk about another user behind his or her back in a public forum.
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Yet the company continues to self-define as a technology platform, deliberately eschewing wider editorial responsibility for the content its algorithms distribute, in favor of applying a narrow and universal set of community standards and/or trying to find engineering solutions to filter the Newsfeed.
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Consider the different experiences of two groups that sit mostly within what the Democrats' tax policies, at least, define as the middle class: The top 229 percent saw its average real household income rise to $2500,213 in 7003 from about $2700,247 a year in 2100.
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Here's how affinity — which we define as the percentage of respondents who are aware of the candidate, and who would be satisfied with them as nominee — for each contender changed in six months, among people who said they would vote in the Democratic primary:Sen.
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They want to operate secretly and routinely in the cyber domain by creating a legal and policy zone that authorizes robust, sometimes destructive responses, well above normal peacetime competition but below what we would define as the threshold of conventional conflict and open interstate war.
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The regulations enacted under the law require employers to put service members who have been away on a deployment back to work "as soon as practicable under the circumstances," which the rules define as generally within two weeks of receiving a request to do so.
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If I assess all of the decisions I could have made and all the universes I could have been living in, and set the appropriate probabilities, which decision on average has the best outcome — with 'best' up for me to define as I see fit?
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We need to take a bigger picture view on this and understand that over the last two months we are averaging at 150,000, the number that we would define as the number we are supposed to be printing at this stage of the cycle.
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But while Trump's path to the presidency was built on everything you can define as unprecedented in U.S. politics, there are some messages from past inaugural addresses that the new president could — and maybe should — resurrect to prove he is still part of a continuing American tradition.
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He has a keen eye for irony and a high tolerance for awkward situations, so he walked around the city, chuckling at hipsters—a word at least as hard to define as "ghetto" or "gentrification"—and listening sympathetically to residents of the city's dwindling African-American neighborhoods.
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Beto O'Rourke: 'This is f***ed up' The agency has conducted a study on all active shooters -- who they define as "an individual actively engaged in killing or attempting to kill people in a populated area" -- between 2000 and 2018 and found the numbers keep increasing.
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The first recorded act of violence at a Trump rally depends on what you define as violence: If you count hair pulling or sign grabbing, it happened in the summer of 2015; if you draw the line at punching or kicking, it happened in November 2015.
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Instead of allowing businesses of any size to apply, the program will now be open only to what most people would define as start-ups — small companies in their formative stages — in a move aimed at encouraging the next Google or Facebook to hatch in New York State.
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And as a biracial woman, I watch in horror as both sides of a culture I define as my own become victims of spin in the media, perpetuating stereotypes and reminding us that the States has perhaps only placed bandages over the problems that have never healed at the root.
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" "Bribery now is much more sophisticated, and has become harder to define as bribery if it's (through) offshore transactions or people being given equity shares in offshore companies...You have to crack open a lot of offshore secrecy to see the conflict of interest that lies at the heart of them.
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Loan-loss reserves at Kuwaiti banks, for example, represented 260% of impaired loans at end-2015, the highest GCC coverage ratio, and the sector's excess reserves, which we define as all reserves exceeding 100% of existing impaired loans, were equivalent to 2.5% of total loans on a weighted average basis.
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"I watch in horror as both sides of a culture I define as my own become victims of spin in the media, perpetuating stereotypes and reminding us that the States has perhaps only placed bandages over the problems that have never healed at the root," she wrote several years ago.
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Some of these companies have responded by announcing support measures for the core workers they define as independent contractors — people who are now on the front line, delivering food to others who may not be able to leave their house and/or may be infected with the highly contagious virus.
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And so, we're left with a nagging question: Are men, who according to the FBI study constitute some 94% of what we define as "active shooting incidents" in the United States between 2000 and 2013, simply more predisposed to this type of aberrant behavior, or is there some other explanation?
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Our obligation is to figure out what that is and eventually to operate from it and to fight against all the forces in the world and internally to make sure that we're spending more of our time in our zone of genius, which I define as doing that which only you can do.
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Last Thursday, the world's longest nonstop flight — a 9,534-mile, 18-and-a-half-hour journey from Singapore to Newark on Singapore Airlines' new Airbus A350-900 Ultra Long Range aircraft — touched down, raising the bar for super-long-haul travel, which most industry experts define as any flight over 8,000 miles one way.
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If you are in a PPO, the plan may pay a percentage of the cost — but they will calculate the cost based on what they define as a "usual, customary and reasonable" (UCR) fee, which by their definition might be only what they would pay an in-network provider or perhaps some percentage of what Medicare would pay.
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"The steady increase in employee engagement, which we define as the satisfaction and commitment of federal workers and their willingness to put forth discretionary effort to achieve results, follows a concerted effort by agencies across government to improve how employees view their leaders, supervisors and work experience," an analysis released as part of the report says.
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Aisha Harris: The idea for this piece came along during a conversation I had with one of my editors about how the cultural canon — what I define as the movies, music, shows, et cetera widely considered to be essential — had evolved alongside an increase in diverse representation in media over the last 20183 years or so.
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"(If) you are acting on behalf of what we would define as a foreign government-related entity, and you're lobbying government, you are trying to affect an outcome for government decisions or you're trying to affect an outcome of an Australian democratic process, that's fine but we simply want it done with full transparency," Porter told reporters in Canberra.
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The last time that populism — what we broadly define as political movements that ostensibly set the interests of "ordinary people" against elites as well as an "other" — swept across Europe and the United States was marked by the same combination of slow economic and fertility growth that today prevails in advanced industrialized countries in the West and Asia.
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Dreyfus may have taken home five Emmys for her work in what the awards define as a comedy series, but her performance evokes the darkness at the heart of all dramatic tales of the deaths of kings: laying claim to all the power you can dream of; discovering that it isn't enough to make you whole; and then, even more painfully, losing it.
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Since then, he has moved to what he calls the "New Right," which he seems to define as a combination of "Western chauvinism" and social and political libertarianism or perhaps libertinism (for example, he has written extensively on how women want to be "downright abused" and that he had to stop "playing nice" and begin "totally defiling the women I slept with" to get more women to have sex with him).
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