The acute battering episode, which Walker defines as the incident of violence.
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What the left defines as "false" is anything that they disagree with.
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The CDC defines as outbreak as three or more cases in one state.
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Here's another curveball: What Mr. Trump's memo defines as "unchangeable" is anything but.
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Whatever else the employee defines as being fulfilling for them as an individual.
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"I might not match up with whatever the dictionary defines as vegan," she tells me.
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An impeachable offense is, at the end of the day, whatever Congress defines as such.
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So I foresee an entente cordiale, which Webster's defines as a friendly understanding, especially between nations.
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Research firm GlobalData forecasts UK spending during the Black Friday period - which it defines as Nov.
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The company boasts 230 million members, which it defines as any individual with a Peloton account.
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Gen Xers — which the site defines as those between 2100 and 245 years old — are no exception.
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One of their friends self-defines as working-class because her aunt didn't go to college. 1803.
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It is inappropriate and wrong that someone who defines as neither should be forced to make that declaration.
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It's impossible to say for sure, because we don't know what the deal defines as a ceasefire violation.
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Progyny puts the average the cost of a "successful outcome" (which Progyny defines as a pregnancy) at $70,000.
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Laziness, which he defines as being slow to act, can be a lot more helpful than you think.
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" This new bone was "heterotopic," a medical term that Young defines as "in another place, the wrong place.
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The title of the book refers to a period that Appelbaum defines as being between 290 and 21970.
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About 10% of holdings are small cap stocks, which the fund defines as market caps under $3 billion.
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In fact, some even study cryptozoology, which Merriam-Webster defines as the study of and search for legendary animals.
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The move was legal, so long as it is temporary, which the law defines as up to 210 days.
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Uber Eats' take rate, which the company defines as adjusted net revenue as a percentage of gross bookings, was 7.8%.
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Ohio requires notice within one business day of an outbreak, which it defines as "above the expected" number of infections.
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It bans what is deemed "sexually explicit" material, which it defines as nudity that is depicted in a lascivious way.
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Yet Israel forbids international organisations from interacting with Hamas, which it (like several other governments) defines as a terrorist organisation.
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"E" is for engagement, which he defines as fully using all your skills, strengths and attention on a challenging task.
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The CCP very plainly sees its homegrown tech giants as vectors to advance what it defines as the national interest.
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The company has 3,400 active customers, which he defines as customers who were actively using the platform in the last month.
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Competition from services like Lyft has lowered Uber's take rate, which it defines as gross bookings divided by adjusted net revenue.
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" But there are variations like "merpy derp" which Urban Dictionary defines as "a word used when a fucking idiot is speaking.
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The fact that BDSM doesn't always involve sex — which Afrika defines as touching genitals — is only the first stereotype she breaks.
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The winter, which NOAA defines as December through February, averaged 2628 degrees Fahrenheit on the surfaces of the lower 28500 states.
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China has indeed grown in prosperity, leaping into the ranks of what the World Bank defines as upper-middle income countries.
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That includes 31 mass shootings carried out by concealed carry permit holders, which the center defines as three or more deaths.
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On Wednesday, the coalition announced its standards for short-form video, which it defines as videos that are eight minutes or shorter.
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" The patent describes a "zero travel" input method, which Apple defines as "imperceptible or unrecognizable movement of components of the input structure.
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These diseases—which the National Institutes of Health defines as any condition that affects fewer than 200,000 Americans—tend to be costly.
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The CDC has identified six outbreaks, which it defines as three or more cases, in New York, Washington, Texas, Illinois and California.
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He learns that his core feelings cannot be expressed if they do not conform to the acceptable behaviors sexism defines as male.
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"Dharma" is a Buddhist concept that Bannon says is his driving force and defines as "the combination of duty, fate, and destiny".
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After her predicted pullback, Stockton sees the S&P reaching 2,640 in the intermediate term, which she defines as weeks to months.
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Patton is considered to be a microinfluencer, which the report defines as someone with a fan base of 5,000 to 30,000 followers.
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Under what Briggs defines as outcome-based arrangements, fees to Deloitte are paid back through profit-sharing and other results-oriented benchmarks.
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So how similar are you to the average millionaire, which Spectrem defines as a household net worth of $1 million to $5 million?
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Mr. Roenneberg calls this "social jet lag," which he defines as the difference between your midsleep on free days and on work days.
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Airbus' idea of biomimicry, which it defines as "the design and production of materials, structures and systems inspired by nature," is certainly intriguing.
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Some time ago, the Hills decided to collect in depth, which Mr. Hill defines as owning "at least four" works by an artist.
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Facebook's code of conduct prohibits hate speech, which it defines as attacks on people based on "protected characteristics" like race, ethnicity, or religion.
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" Always the author returns to the titular behavior underlying them all, which she defines as an "internet superpower," a "real-life invisible cloak.
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" Instead, he believes, emerging nations should stick to their own areas of "domain expertise" — which he defines as "deep knowledge about a single industry.
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Oakland, California, reported "Unhealthy" air quality on Monday, a threshold the Environmental Protection Agency defines as where everyone starts to experience detrimental health effects.
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Instead the central bank targets price stability, which is defines as an inflation rate of below 2 percent while taking account of economic developments.
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That is "well below" the £10.20 ($13.50) per hour that the Living Wage Foundation defines as an acceptable living wage for workers in London.
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One of the things that is important to Samuel is movement, which he defines as how we do anything and how we get anywhere.
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The action targets a group of more than 300 medicines that India defines as essential, whose prices it controls to ensure they are affordable.
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He could, it seems, simply end all trade with any of their nations if they don't stop what he defines as unfair trade practices.
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CareCredit offers a reduced APR on longer-term financing, which it defines as 24, 36, or 48 months on purchases of $1,000 or more.
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First, the act applies to monopolists, which the act defines as having a market share over 50 percent or otherwise having substantial market power.
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Research from University College London found that in the last ten years, London lost 58 percent of what the report defines as L.G.B.T. venues.
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In one piece entitled, じしん, or jishin ("earthquake"), the artist creates a representation of what he defines as self confidence and initiative.
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During what Wilmot defines as "true bubbles" in 1929 and the dot com boom, stocks rose a further 43 percent and 83 percent before crashing.
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The other America grieves not only a political loss, but a social regression that it defines as an overt vote for racism, sexism and discrimination.
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More than 60,000 family "units" — which the U.S. government defines as a parent and child — were stopped along the border in the 2014 fiscal year.
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The DEA classifies marijuana as a schedule 1 drug, which it defines as having no currently accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse.
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Patreon wants to be the platform for mid-tail creators, which it defines as creators who can earn $13,000-500,000 per month through its platform.
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" It's related to, but a little different from empathy, which the same scholar defines as "feeling with someone, that is, sharing the other person's emotion.
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For the company's 10 year anniversary, Twitter released a timeline of what it defines as the network's most memorable moments over the years (see below).
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They looked at financial information for more than 23,000 lower-income households, which the report defines as those earning under 200% of the poverty line.
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The research found that millennials, which Deloitte defines as born between 1981-1997, are the most stressed generation followed by Gen-Xers and Baby Boomers.
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" As an alternative, Marshall is touting "radical pragmatism," which he defines as "an approach you take when you don't exactly know the best way forward.
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The updated list defines as Indian citizens the residents of Assam who were present in the state before March 21985, 21985, and their direct descendants.
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They looked at financial information on more than 103,210 lower-income households, which the report defines as those earning under 22% of the poverty line.
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Outlets Twitter defines as "news publishers" will be able to run ads, assuming they aren't pushing political beliefs or advocating for or against an issue.
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The Department of Education defines as homeless anyone who lacks "a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence," which explicitly encompasses those in motels and doubled up.
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Finally, the tech giant looks at role-related knowledge, which she defines as the skills and experience that are needed to perform in a given role.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than a third of adults get insufficient sleep, which it defines as less than seven hours.
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The strategy, which he defines as "just a euphemism for the politics of white identity," is a key to understanding why Mr. Gillespie lost the governorship.
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North America, which it defines as Bermuda, Canada and the United States, is the third largest producer of plastic waste, totaling more than 35 million tons.
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Choy argues that some of its customers are seeing about 80% accuracy, which HireSweet defines as having an 80% contact rate for the candidates it shows.
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Today, she says, people can pursue a balanced diet, which she defines as meat twice or three times a week, with fish as an "everyday necessity".
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The average price of a 'luxury' home, which Redfin defines as the top 5% in each of the 1,000 cities it tracks, fell 1.6% to $423 million.
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Of "young millennials" — which GOBankingRates defines as those between 18 and 24 years old — 72% have less than $1,000 in their savings accounts and 31% have $0003.
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None of this is technically illegal, but most of it is what Zakaria defines as deeply illiberal, a phrase that has nothing to do with partisan politics.
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The strategy is designed to be used by middle-income workers and retirees, which the report defines as those having $23.65 million or less in retirement savings.
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Houston County tested 12 children for lead poisoning in 2014, which it defines as kids who have more than 5 micrograms of lead per deciliter of blood.
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Millennial business owners, whom Bank of America defines as between 18 and 37 years old, are both more optimistic and more stressed out than their older counterparts.
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Microsoft went out of its way to promise true 4K gaming, which it defines as a full 2160p resolution with HDR and higher-resolution textures and models.
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Total sales in Greater China — the region that Apple defines as China, Hong Kong, Singapore and Taiwan — grew by 12 percent year-on-year to $9.8 billion.
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However, the number of violent hate crimes, which the FBI defines as murders or killings, rapes, aggravated assaults and robberies, totaled 85003,204, up from 1,183 in 2017.
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READ MORE: Netflix climbs 10% on international and earnings growth, despite missing subscriber targets for the second straight quarterBut what it defines as viewership is non-traditional.
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Ford said it now has a 17% US market share in what it defines as the large-utility segment, an increase of a point from February 2018.
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Dr. Radosh, 240 and a neuropsychologist by training, calls it "sexual bereavement," which she defines as grief associated with losing sexual intimacy with a long-term partner.
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The Kremlin expects wealthy businessmen to respond to its policies with what it defines as patriotism — and to resist has been disastrous, financially and personally, for some.
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The S&P 500 briefly entered a bear market on Christmas Eve, a move which Wall Street defines as a 20 percent decline or more from recent highs.
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FiveThirtyEight, meanwhile, rates nine more GOP-held seats as leaning toward Democrats (which it defines as the Democratic candidate having more than a 60 percent chance of winning).
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On official paperwork, each of the appointees said they were a non-minority, which the Office of Personnel Management defines as someone who is white and non-Hispanic.
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The teenager was diagnosed with neurocysticercosis, which the World Health Organization defines as a "parasitic infection of the central nervous system" that is caused by a pork tapeworm.
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The National Weather Service typically issues these in spring and fall fire seasons, which it defines as being from February 16-April 30 and October 1-December 15.
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It also said that such ads will not be allowed to use licensed characters or celebrities popular with children, which it defines as below the age of 16.
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An uphill fight In fact, more than 50,383 workers have been rescued from what Brazil defines as slave-like conditions since the mobile units were created in 1995.
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The companys two latest test flights mark the only times a crewed spaceship built to carry private passengers has reached what NASA defines as the boundary of space.
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The EPI looked at the mean and median retirement savings of working-age families, which it defines as those with wage-earners between 32 and 103 years old.
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But a two percentage point increase to 33 percent in the portion of assets the fund partially defines as liquid suggests that dollars may be starting to accumulate.
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" It is not really like human intelligence at all, which Merriam Webster defines as "the ability to learn or understand or to deal with new or trying situations.
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The report found that ultra-wealthy donors, which it defines as people worth more than $500 million, gave only 1.2 percent of their assets to charity in 2017.
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The company's two latest test flights mark the only times a crewed spaceship built to carry private passengers has reached what NASA defines as the boundary of space.
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" In the book, Solomon guides readers on a journey toward relational self-awareness, which she defines as "the ability to take a curious stance vis a vis yourself.
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A 153 GoBankingRates survey found that most "young millennials" — which GBR defines as those between 18 and 24 years old — had less than $1,000 in their savings accounts.
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Lamar, who self-defines as a musician and a writer, not a rapper, nonetheless produces a torrent of language that is as lyrical as it is technically sophisticated.
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"It is unacceptable that someone who defines as neither male nor female is forced to declare an inappropriate gender in order to obtain a passport," Elan-Cane added.
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The vibrantly curated collection of furniture and décor is directly inspired and designed by Barrymore's passion for travel and personal style — something she defines as poppy, colorful, and fun.
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Also in 2017, 375,000 Peruvians joined the ranks of the poor, which state statistics agency Inei defines as an individual surviving on less than 338 soles ($105) per month.
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While Tehran has long argued that it requires defensive depth, which it conveniently defines as extending all the way to the Mediterranean and Red seas, this is mere pretense.
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CBD is considered a Schedule 1 drug because it comes from marijuana, which the DEA defines as having no currently accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse.
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In other words, instead of playing for stocks to rise, Gordon believes it will be more profitable to bet that the SPY holds the level he defines as "support."
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Malone recently wrote a book called Superminds, which he defines as a group of individuals acting together in ways that seem intelligent (just another way of describing collective intelligence).
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His blood lead concentration was 19 micrograms per deciliter, nearly four times the level Ohio defines as lead poisoning and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention considers elevated.
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Would women be absolved of this crime because they directed someone else — in this case, a doctor — to kill what the act defines as the human being within them?
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A major part of China's ascension can be tied to the idiosyncratic rise of late-stage "mega deals", which the study defines as $500 million or more in size.
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Millennials, which the report defines as people between the ages of 22019 and 34, will see the biggest decline in voter participation, with 17.2 million fewer people casting ballots.
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" While not a polemic, the novel gives us a quiet, revolutionary statement about black innocence, which Celestial defines as "having no way to predict the pain of the future.
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Hulu will use data on viewers to predict when they're likely to begin binge-watching a show, which it defines as watching three or more episodes at a time.
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Users must be accredited investors, which the Securities and Exchange Commission defines as individuals who earn more than $200,000 a year or have a net worth over $1 million.
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Of "young millennials" — which GOBankingRates defines as those between 18 and 24 years old — 67 percent have less than $1,000 in their savings accounts and 46 percent have $303.
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He also argued the accounts that the FTC defines as fraudulent are not related to scams but rather bots, spam, and people trying to sell a service on Match.com.
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Even with reskilling — which WEF defines as "giving workers the skills and capabilities needed for the future workplace" — women still have fewer options than men to find alternative careers.
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You can be a current resident of a Midwestern state, which Stanford defines as Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota or Wisconsin.
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A. Food intolerances, which the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology defines as "difficulty digesting a particular food," are different than food allergies and often resolve on their own.
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Trust, which Botsman defines as a confident relationship with the unknown, is the currency that allows us to live among each other—conduct business; raise children; shore up our democracy.
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Early Miatas are included in what Hagerty defines as "up-and-coming" Japanese collectibles, based on final sales and sell-through rates at land-based (as opposed to online) auctions.
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But she wants the world to know she's not here to appease what society categorically defines as "beautiful" — and she just made those sentiments crystal clear in an Instagram post.
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Arcline's strategy is to buy middle-market industrial businesses, which the firm defines as companies with less than $1 billion in revenue, and boost earnings without using add-on acquisitions.
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Islamic finance is now deemed to have systemic importance in 11 countries, which the IFSB defines as having more than a 15 percent share of the total domestic banking sector.
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In fact, nothing President Trump did impeded an "official proceeding," which the law defines as a federal court or grand jury, Congress, a federal agency, or an insurance regulatory agency.
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Morgan also said the administration is pushing for Mexico to become a "safe third country," which the United Nations defines as a nation where refugees can seek asylum without danger.
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"Core platform contribution profit," a metric that Uber defines as its rides and eats business, is under pressure from tricky markets where the company is losing money, like Latin America.
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In 2010, Unesco named the multicourse French meal — the organization defines as "commencing with an aperitif" and consisting of "at least four successive courses" — as a heritage worthy of protection.
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So there's finally real business interest in the 230 percent of adults in America who have a criminal record, which the F.B.I. defines as an arrest on a felony charge.
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" Throughout this volume we sense Bennett's concern for his posthumous assessment, as well as his distress about how he's currently perceived, which he defines as "kindly, cozy and essentially harmless.
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He believes that silence — which he defines as the absence of noise from daily life — is crucial for humans' well-being, and that it is on the verge of extinction.
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At a time when many companies aspire to the Netflix model of subscription membership, the company boasts 2200 million members, which it defines as an individual with a Peloton account.
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Facebook will also identify content coming from state-controlled media, which it defines as outlets "that are wholly or partially under the editorial control of their government," starting next month.
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Somerville's ordinance prohibits any city agency or official from using and retaining "face surveillance" technology, which it defines as being able to automatically detect someone's identity based on their face.
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That's because the EPA is required by federal law to review new pesticides "as expeditiously as possible," which the statute defines as within 12 months after the submission of an application.
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The period from December to February, which the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) defines as winter for record-keeping purposes, averaged 28503 degrees Fahrenheit on the lower 22019's surfaces.
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But Clinton has maintained a significant 28503 to 22019 percent lead over Trump in the swing states, which Monmouth defines as 10 states that were close calls in the 2012 election.
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There are now 213 billion people between the ages of 221 and 221 — that's the group the WHO defines as "young people" — and, shocking no one, young people are having sex.
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"It's an incredibly prevalent and insidious problem," said Alana Officer, who leads the World Health Organization's global campaign against ageism, which it defines as "stereotyping, prejudice and discrimination" based on age.
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" He suggests that a better frame may be to look at privacy like a human right, which he defines as "something everyone deserves, whether they fully grasp its value or not.
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Authoritative style: 'Love with limits' The feeding style associated with the most positive health outcomes is known as an authoritative feeding style, which Castle defines as the "love with limits" style.
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The chart above shows how North America has yet to be part of the global expansion in high-speed rail, which IEA defines as trains with top speeds above roughly 155 mph.
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Since launch Quit Genius has grown to 300,000 registered users, with over 20,000 people officially smoke-free in the app (which Quit Genius defines as having not smoked for over 28 days).
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About 19 million Americans still don't have access to broadband internet, which the Federal Communication Commission defines as offering a minimum of 25 megabits per second download speeds and 3mbps upload speeds.
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Rather than distress, it's "eustress," which Merriam-Webster defines as "a positive form of stress having a beneficial effect on health, motivation, performance, and emotional well-being" — a cathartic and enlivening experience.
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" These dangerously strict but allegedly "health-conscious" ways of eating are now referred to as "orthorexia," a term that its originator, Dr. Steven Bratman, defines as "an unhealthy obsession with healthy food.
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The tiny particles are hazardous, and the threshold used by the Australian Open is within what the E.P.A. defines as a "very unhealthy" range, when people are advised to limit outdoor activity.
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One expert says it's to actively cultivate well-being, which he defines as a sense of contentment in the knowledge that your life is flourishing and has meaning beyond your own pleasure.
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Of the prior 22019 occurrences, the oil drop overlapped eight times with what Ned Davis Research defines as a cyclical bear market - a 226.2 percent drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average .
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Furthermore, Bannon has said he wants to turn the GOP toward economic nationalism — which he defines as tougher trade policies, increased infrastructure spending, and perhaps even tax hikes on the wealthy — as well.
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The report found that 58% of early adults, which Merrill defines as those between the ages 18 and 34, say they would not be able to afford their current lifestyles without parental support.
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Gillibrand is going in the other direction, centering her campaign in a place she defines as a microcosm of America, in a county where Donald Trump barely edged out Hillary Clinton in 2016.
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" The handbook goes on to say that strip searches, which it defines as a search that requires a student to remove all of their clothing, are "intrusive in nature and almost never justified.
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" The "mess" exists on one side of a wall that literally divides Public Pool's one-room gallery space into two divergent realms, which Khan defines as the "aggrieved/external" versus the "ambiguous/internal.
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So far, the report argues, the United States has not stepped up to be a leader on what the report terms "advanced energy," which it defines as nuclear, hydro, renewable or alternative power.
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For the fast-food "other" segment, which Kalinowski defines as all fast-food excluding burger, sandwich and pizza concepts, same-store sales are about the same as they were in the first quarter.
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The F.B.I. has about 1,000 open investigations into "homegrown violent extremists," which it defines as Americans motivated by a foreign terrorist group, including the Islamic State, to conduct attacks at home, officials said.
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Adblock Plus says it charges only large entities, which it defines as those that increase their ad impressions by 10 million or more a month once they have access to Adblock Plus users.
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HPV stands for human papillomavirus, which the U.S. National Institutes of Health defines as "a group of related viruses" transmitted sexually that can cause warts and, for some types of the virus, cancer.
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The most impressive of these is the traffic jam pilot that "takes charge of driving" in slow-moving traffic, which Audi defines as driving up to 37.3 miles per hour (60 km/h).
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According to the NHC, it could make landfall as a Category 4 storm, which the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale defines as a storm with winds running 130 to 156 miles per hour.
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And downtown (which CityRealty defines as south of 30th Street) posted a record with the $59 million sale of a penthouse at the new Getty building at 503 West 24th Street, in Chelsea.
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For this report, the site focused on working-class families, which it defines as two adults and two children with a low-cost food plan and living in a 913,500 square-foot home.
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Part of the problem is that the federal aid system defines as "full time" a level of effort (12 credits a semester) that can't possibly get a student out the door in four years.
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According to CDC data, 88 percent of all recent measles cases have happened in tight-knit communities, which Messonier defines as people of a similar background who share values and beliefs and interact often.
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In 5.33, more than half of units sold on Amazon globally were from third-party sellers, and more than 140,000 of what Amazon defines as "small and medium-sized businesses" surpassed $100,000 in sales.
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" Gallop is hoping to change that through the industry she's pioneering, sex tech, which she defines as technology "designed to enhance, innovate, and disrupt in every area of human sexuality and human sexual experience.
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The partnership will focus on creating so-called Level 4 technology, which the Society of Automotive Engineers defines as a car that completely drives itself from start to finish within a specifically designated area.
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Penny stocks, which the Securities and Exchange Commission defines as a small company trading for less than $5 a share and on an over-the-counter market, occupy a disreputable corner of financial markets.
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To put it another way, only about two-thirds of what the Bureau of Labor Statistics defines as the non-institutional civilian population over the age of 16 is employed or actively seeking employment.
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The Church defines as saints those believed to have led such holy lives they are now in Heaven and can intercede with God to perform miracles - two of which are needed to confer sainthood.
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Many Pokémon are bilaterally symmetrical, which Gregory defines as "two matched sides with a head at the front and a butt at the back," as well as a set of genitalia between their legs.
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Furthermore, Trump's order failed to clarify exactly what the administration defines as a "sanctuary city," which has created confusion amongst local officials who need to determine whether or not their funding is at risk.
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The International Energy Agency says only about 5,800 European charging stations are "fast", which it defines as charging at a rate of 13 kW or more, the equivalent of operating 90 washing machines simultaneously.
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" The company says the plan is based on nutrigenomics, which it defines as "the study of how foods affect our genes and how individual genetic differences can affect the way we respond to nutrients.
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With many people using their personal smart phones for work-related activities, the possibility of "email creep," which Allianz defines as when your "work obligations encroach on personal time," is much higher, they found.
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New student Ali (voiced by Ali Wong) introduces herself to her Bridgeton Middle School homeroom class, saying she's a Ravenclaw and also pansexual, which she defines as attraction that's not limited by gender identity.
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This home also has the first "Superhost" on the list — which Airbnb defines as "experienced, highly-rated hosts" — who, in this instance, is known to greet guests with warm, homemade bread at check-in.
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The WMO's report showed that for the first 10 months of the year, global average temperature was almost 1 degree Celsius above the pre-industrial baseline, which it defines as being between 1850 and 1900.
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One reason for bipartisanship is that the criminal justice system has affected so many people — 30 percent of American adults have a criminal record, which the F.B.I. defines as an arrest on a felony charge.
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I also credit cultural theorist Sianne Ngai's writing on the "zany" (a category she defines as the "politically ambiguous intersection between cultural and occupational performance, acting and service, playing and laboring") as an early influence.
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This forced the DEA to consider how it would classify Epidiolex since marijuana is considered a schedule 1 drug, which it defines as having no currently accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse.
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Without government approval, the South Korean National Security Act stipulates that any contact or correspondence with what it defines as "a member of an anti-government organization" can result in up to 10 years' imprisonment.
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Stalking—which the Department of Justice defines as a pattern of repeated and unwanted attention, harassment, contact, or behavior that would cause a reasonable person to feel fear—is remarkably common in the United States.
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Then you specify what you're looking for in your career move by selecting two of the four most important factors, which UpScored defines as compensation and benefits, career progression, work/life balance and strong mentorship.
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" Tony Robbins does a 10-minute form of meditation called "priming," which he defines as "the act of taking time to adjust your thoughts and emotions, so you can live your life in peak state.
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Invest in a startupNormally, to invest in a private company, you need to be an accredited investor, which the SEC defines as an individual income of over $200,000 or a net worth of $1 million.
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UPS' foray into blockchain — a technology that the Chicago Fed defines as "a network of users, each of which stores its own copy of the data" — is not a surprise to investment group Stifel, however.
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But I have spent most of my time writing about the members of "Generation Z," which the Census Bureau defines as the nearly 70 million people born between the mid-1990s and the late 2000s.
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And Euromonitor, a market researcher, forecasts that global expenditure on the experience economy, which it defines as leisure, recreation, travel and food services, will grow from $5.8 trillion in 2016 to $8 trillion in 2030.
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So far this year in the United States, firearms have been involved in at least 38 mass killings, which the Justice Department defines as three or more fatalities in a single episode, excluding the gunman.
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"Zarif is gone -- good riddance," Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said only hours into the drama, revealing his inability to understand the political machinations in the country he defines as an existential threat to Israel.
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Like every other branch of the military, the Marine Corps has official strictures against hazing, which it defines as any unauthorized verbal or physical conduct of a ''cruel, abusive, humiliating, oppressive, demeaning or harmful'' nature.
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Another strong showing in the current quarter, which he defines as an annual growth rate of at least 3.2 percent, would move the Republicans ahead in the popular vote in November, according to his algorithm.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook said that weakness in Greater China (which Apple defines as China, Taiwan and Hong Kong) accounted for nearly all of the company's revenue miss (though it did see other pockets of weakness).
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Of the top 10 items, which Grubhub defines as the items that surged the most, five were chicken: chicken slider (#3), chicken burrito (#5), chicken sandwich (#6), chicken and waffle slider (#8), and parmesan chicken (#9).
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" While third-degree assault carries an intent to harm, reckless endangerment occurs when an individual acts irresponsibly, creating what the New York penal code defines as "a substantial risk of serious physical injury to another person.
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A new survey by AutoTrader and Kelley Blue Book has found that Generation Z, which it defines as Americans ages 17 and younger, are interested in two of the country's oldest and most recognized auto brands.
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" House Bill 2320, the legislation at the center of the controversy, characterizes same-sex marriages as "parody marriages," which it defines as "any form of alleged marriage that does not involve a man and a woman.
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Every state has at least one structurally deficient bridge, which the US Department of Transportation (DOT) defines as when one or more key bridge components (for example, the deck, superstructure, or substructure) is in "poor" condition.
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" The policy also clarifies the rules around emotional support animals, which the airline defines as animals that "assist those with a mental health related disability and are not trained to perform a specific task or work.
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He noted that roughly 9,000 Starlink spacecraft are planned to orbit within a zone he calls "lower LEO," or lower low-Earth orbit, which he defines as lower than 600 kilometers (373 miles) above the planet.
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He said the new venture would create work that targets what he calls "new American mainstream," a group he defines as younger millennials in cities big and small who are passionate about the culture they consume.
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The May 17th meeting is presented as evidence under the rubric of "The President's Efforts to Remove the Special Counsel," one in a series of acts that the report defines as a potential obstruction of justice.
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Across resource-rich Central Asia — with the exception of Kyrgyzstan (which Freedom House defines as "partly free") — leaders have combined old tribal traditions with Communist-era bureaucratic practices to maintain a staggeringly durable grip on power.
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Nerby is studying the timing and path toward his definition of an "idealized future state" for the bank, which he defines as 5.4 billion euros ($6.4 billion) in annual profit and 30 billion euros in revenue.
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A winner will be selected at random on May 22 to receive a ticket to one concert per Beyoncé or Jay-Z tour for "life," which the fine print defines as a maximum of 30 years.
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If successful, Washington would become the seventh U.S. state to ban assault weapons, which it defines as semi-automatic rifles with at least one military feature, and the ninth to limit the capacity of ammunition magazines.
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Violent crime, which the report defines as non-negligent killings, rape, robbery and aggravated assault, had steadily dropped since 2006, but had increased slightly in 2015, according to the annual report by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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The Mississippi bill includes an exception in the case of severe fetal abnormality or a medical emergency, which it defines as a threat to the woman's life or a serious risk of impairing a major bodily function.
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They are at once a platform, which Warren defines as "the place where people come to buy and sell goods," and an information aggregator, collecting vast amounts of data on what people who use their platforms want.
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But more to the point: Uber faces brutal competition from Lyft in the U.S. and other companies abroad, and this is directly affecting its take rate, which it defines as gross bookings divided by adjusted net revenue.
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More than 300 medicines that India defines as essential are currently under a government price cap, and the law requires companies to seek approval of the NPPA before launching new dosage forms or combinations of such drugs.
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The deal comes after Arcline said in March it had raised $1.5 billion for a fund targeted at buying small to midsize industrial businesses, which the company defines as companies with less than $1 billion in revenue.
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Washington welcomed China's move on Monday to expand the range of fentanyl-related substances it defines as controlled narcotics, after criticism from President Donald Trump for allowing the synthetic opioid to be shipped to the United States.
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The number of violent crimes — which the report defines as murder, nonnegligent manslaughter, rape, robbery and assault — was up almost 4 percent, while the number of property crimes, such as burglary and larceny, was down 2.6 percent.
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Another report from the Economic Policy Institute (EPI), using 2013 data, looked at the mean and median retirement savings of working-age families, which it defines as those with wage-earners between 32 and 61 years old.
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His dream now: to play the lead, Odette, in a major company's production of "Swan Lake," not as female but as gender fluid, which he defines as identifying as male in some contexts and female in others.
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The list is not simply designed to get others to spy on us, to out us, but to install forms of psychological self-policing to eliminate thoughts, pedagogical approaches and theoretical orientations that it defines as subversive.
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Gordon is looking at a pullback for Costco that took the stock back to the $285 area, which he defines as support given that the level was an "old zone that was formerly resistance" during the summer.
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Enterprise companies — which the co-working company defines as companies with 1,3.83 or more workers — now make up 20 percent of WeWork's membership and 30 percent of its monthly revenue, according to data WeWork shared with Recode.
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Early Thursday morning, the company's passenger spaceplane, the VSS Unity, ignited its rocket engine longer than ever before over the Mojave Desert, soaring above the 262-mile boundary that the Air Force defines as the beginning of space.
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It also tracked other patterns like "high risk" drinking, which the study defines as four or more drinks a day for women and five for men, plus a day that exceeds those limits at least once a week.
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However, African support for Western Sahara - which the United Nations defines as a non-self-governing territory - has ebbed as the importance of Morocco's $110 billion economy, Africa's fifth largest, as a trade and investment partner has grown.
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If you take the percentage of Americans that the U.S. census defines as "minorities" and project their past voting habits into the next decade and beyond, you'll come up with a very sunny version of the Democrats' prospects.
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Experts typically associate rates of food insecurity, which the USDA defines as reports of "reduced quality, variety or desirability of diet," and very low food security, which indicates reduced and disrupted food intake, as markers of economic inequality.
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China has said it aims to reduce by at least 10 million annually the number of people living in poverty - which it defines as those with less than 2,300 yuan in annual income - and eradicate poverty by 2020.
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Most people in the 36 member nations of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development are part of the middle class, which the OECD defines as households with income between 303 and 200 percent of the national median.
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By optimizing for what it defines as "relevance," Facebook puts its thumb on the scale in favor of a certain kind of political communication, the kind that focuses on engaging with people who are already on your side.
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According to new research from Wealth-X, the population of ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) individuals — which it defines as those with a net worth of $30 million or more — rose by 12.9 percent between 2016 and 2017.
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Burd-Sharps said Everytown hoped its report would help the public gain more understanding about the statistical realities of mass shootings, which it defines as an incident in which at least four people are killed, excluding the shooter.
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That's a tick down from the 14 percent of households that didn't have adequate food (or what the USDA defines as "food insecure") in 2014, but the numbers are still higher than where they were just a decade ago.
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During grooming, which Darkness to Light defines as "the deliberate process by which offenders gradually initiate and maintain sexual relationships with victims in secrecy," abusers provide attention, material benefits, and positive experiences, building affection and trust with their targets.
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It includes exceptions for what it defines as medical emergencies, such as cases when the mother's life is at risk or she is facing serious permanent injury, but not for pregnancies that are the result of rape or incest.
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" He identifies as an anarcho-transhumanist, which he defines as being interested in "seeing that technology is used for positive and liberatory social purposes rather than oppression, and that our advancements are accessible to everyone, not just the rich.
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Loot boxes, in particular, which the bill defines as transactions that involve randomized rewards—akin to how a slot machine works—are widely viewed as exploitative and one of the worst practices adopted by game makers in recent years.
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He managed to make it impossible for the president to step in and remove him, or for Congress to supervise him, claiming he reports to some higher authority that he defines as his commitment to the rule of law.
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That's why the Vermont Agency of Transportation, which has studied the proposal for fees several times, recommended holding off until "the market for EVs moves beyond an 'early adopter' phase," which it defines as around 15 percent market share.
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Delivery Hero has switched to cash-less, non-contact for deliveries in areas it defines as "high risk" for the transmission of the SARS-CoV-2 virus to reduce personal contact between couriers and customers during the coronavirus pandemic.
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The researchers at Harvard also found that a growing share of older households are carrying mortgage debt, or that they are burdened by their housing costs — which the center defines as paying more than half of income for housing.
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The market for what the industry defines as Level 4 or 5 systems that enable vehicles to drive themselves in most situations will be mainly driven by mobility on demand services, such as ride hailing, through 4.53, Clark said.
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The bill includes exceptions for what it defines as medical emergencies, such as cases when the mother's life is at risk or she is facing serious permanent injury, but not for pregnancies that are the result of rape or incest.
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For Dwyer, there are two events that would cause long-term spikes in volatility, which he defines as a VIX over 20 for a long period: There's no recession on the horizon, but he's sure right about the Fed and volatility.
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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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Many worked overtime hours that exceeded the legal limit without being properly paid, while others were only paid the minimum wage if they worked extra hours and met their quota, which the United Nations defines as forced labor, the CCC said.
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" This is not sarcasm, which the Merriam-Webster online dictionary defines as "the use of words that mean the opposite of what you really want to say especially in order to insult someone, to show irritation, or to be funny.
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The number of high net worth individuals (HNWI) — which Capgemini defines as those having investable assets of $1 million or more (excluding primary residence, collectibles, consumables and consumer durables) — grew almost 10 percent, or 230 million, to 21 million in 218.1.
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On Wednesday, Spotify announced that it removed an unspecified number of episodes of Mr. Jones's podcast, "The Alex Jones Show: Infowars," for violating its policy against "hate content," which the company defines as inciting hatred or violence against specific groups.
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It also would ban under certain circumstances transgender people who experience gender dysphoria, a condition the American Psychiatric Association defines as clinically significant distress due to "a conflict between a person's physical or assigned gender" and the individual's gender identity.
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In a blog post, Twitter announced changes to the company's synthetic and manipulated media policy, which it defines as any photo, audio, or video that's been "significantly altered or fabricated" to mislead people or change the original meaning of the content.
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Casper&aposs product pipeline could also include sleep technology, which it defines as sleep trackers, medical devices, and bedside clocks; sleep services, such as apps, meditation, and counseling; and sleep supplements to help with dozing off, according to the filing.
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And the Kim regime would be well positioned to effect its long-held objectives of "denuclearization of the Korean peninsula," which Pyongyang defines as U.S. troop withdrawal and dislodgement of the U.S. extended nuclear deterrence from the region, including Japan.
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Google has said it placed one of the individuals on leave for accessing multiple need-to-know documents — which it defines as ones containing sensitive information outside the scope of someone's job — such as another team's brainstorming ideas or strategic plans.
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Across all the 20143 races that CNN defines as toss-ups, Democratic candidates raised nearly $22014 million during the July-to-September fundraising quarter, more than three times the $15 million collected by Republicans in those contests, the tally shows.
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Their stories, which often involve being lured into his hotel room under the pretense of a business meeting, allege everything from sexual harassment (which the NYC Bar defines as "unwelcome verbal, written, or physical conduct that is sexual or which you think you have to put up with to keep your job") to sexual assault (which the DOJ defines as "any type of sexual contact or behavior that occurs without the explicit consent of the recipient"), and have been corroborated with every passing day as more and more women in Hollywood come forward to share their own experiences with the producer.
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Pinetops is like dozens of communities across the US that have limited, insufficient, or straight-up no access to high-speed internet, which the Federal Communication Commission defines as offering a minimum of 25 megabits per second download speeds and 3mbps upload speeds.
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The girl-power exuberance faded, however, when it came time for the most delicate issue of the day: female genital mutilation, or FGM, an ancient ritual the United Nations defines as the partial or total removal of external female genitalia for nonmedical reasons.
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The firm also found that the percentage of "new customers" at Kohl's — which it defines as those people who didn't shop at Kohl's during the prior year — was up 9% in the Chicago area in 2018, compared with growth of 1% nationwide.
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But the BR 05's rounded-square case frame, visible screws and integrated bracelet are so prevalent among steel watches that they are part of a universal design vernacular — which Mr. Rosillo defines as "cultural" — and hardly proprietary to any one brand.
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A recent McKinsey research report on the effects of energy storage on the power system found that "partial grid defection" — which it defines as generating 206 to 24 percent of your own energy — could become economical for most customers within a decade.
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According to CDC data, 33 of the 26 measles outbreaks in the past five years (involving more than five cases) centered on tight-knit communities, which Messonier defines as people of a similar background who share values and beliefs and interact often.
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The new Sharing of Abhorrent Violent Material bill requires hosting services and content service providers to notify law enforcement and "expeditiously" remove content that depicts "abhorrent violent conduct," which the bill defines as terrorist acts, murder, attempted murder, torture, rape, and kidnapping.
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AB-1687 only applies to commercial websites — which it defines as websites that display ads or receive payment from subscribers, and does't apply to websites where the general public uploads the information to the site, such as Wikipedia, or to news outlets.
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In a 2202 progress report, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) estimated that 2628 million people in the U.S., including 28500 million rural Americans, still lack access to broadband internet, which the agency defines as having download speeds of 6900 megabits per second.
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Under the bill those who "purposely" cause or induce an abortion by "prescribing, administering, personally furnishing a drug or substance," or by "using an instrument or other means" would be found guilty of "criminal abortion," which it defines as a fourth-degree felony.
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Generation Z, which the Pew Research Center defines as those who are currently ages 14 to 18, are inheriting a world nearing its "point of no return" from generations who failed to address sweeping -- even "existential" -- problems like climate change and gun violence.
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Measles outbreaks, which the CDC defines as three or more cases, are currently ongoing in New York, Michigan, New Jersey, California, Georgia and Maryland, and many are linked to people traveling abroad to places like Israel and the Philippines, where measles outbreaks are occurring.
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The Pew Research Center released a new chart on Tuesday showing that there are now more living millennials, which it defines as Americans born between 1981 and 1997, than there are living baby boomers, who used to be the biggest generation in American history.
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The legislation, known as House Bill 126, includes exceptions for what it defines as medical emergencies -- such as cases when a mother's life is at risk or she is facing serious permanent injury -- but not for pregnancies that are the result of rape or incest.
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" This goes far beyond organic farming, in an approach that is between permaculture and what Shirine defines as "wild farming": "We follow a notion of 'do-nothing farming' as it was developed by [Masanobu] Fukuoka, but to be honest, we only read Fukuoka recently.
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For this type of content Facebook offers no searchable archive (as it now does for paid ads which it defines as political) — thereby providing ongoing cover for dark money to do its manipulative hack-job on democracy by free-posting via groups and pages.
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The crux of the strikes — which Collins formally defines as "a protest demanding action on climate change" — calls for nations to curb Earth's human-caused warming at temperatures that would limit the worst consequences of climate change, according to climate scientists, geologists, and atmospheric scientists.
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David Rosenbaum, a professor of psychology at the University of California, Riverside, published a study in 2014 in which he coined the term "precrastination," which he defines as the tendency to tackle subgoals at the earliest opportunity — even at the expense of extra effort.
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" Hayes argues that there's "the real Benghazi" — the actual city in Libya, a place where things of real concern like the 9/11/12 attack happen — and "#Benghazi," which he defines as "the world of online conspiracy theorists, Twitter trolls, and Facebook right-wingers.
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As ThinkProgress was the first to report, Mark Sahady — one of three men credited with organizing the event — has ties to the New Hampshire American Guard and the Massachusetts Patriot Front, both of which the American Defamation League defines as a white supremacist groups.
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His startup has a really interesting pitch for taking a look at individual employee schedules through the lens of the entire team and moving meetings around to maximize "focus time," which Martin defines as blocks of at least two uninterrupted hours during your day.
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The Justice Department (DOJ) argued, in a memo issued on November 14th, that the Federal Vacancies Reform Act of 1998 allows the president to appoint someone not confirmed by the Senate to fill a cabinet post temporarily, which the Act defines as no longer than 210 days.
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But when you look at data on arrests, the story flips: Since 2001, there have been 364 charges in the US for "jihadist terrorism," which New America defines as violent extremism motivated by al-Qaeda and its affiliated groups, and only 182 for right-wing terrorism.
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To further prove his point, Wald points to a rising range in the "valuation spread" between equities and the bond market, which he defines as the difference between the S&P 500's earnings as a percentage of its price, and the aforementioned 10-year yield.
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Defense officials acknowledged that, as in the civilian world, sexual assault — which the military defines as intentional sexual contact characterized by the use of force, threats, intimidation, or abuse of authority or when the victim does not or cannot consent — is still vastly underreported in the military.
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" In 2004, Mark Tushnet, a Georgetown University law professor, wrote an article about "constitutional hardball," which he defines as legal and political moves that are "within the bounds of existing constitutional doctrine and practice but that are nonetheless in some tension with existing pre-constitutional understandings.
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On the heels of news that Amazon may have accounted for half of Black Friday online sales, the retailer today announced that the Black Friday holiday shopping weekend – which it defines as Thanksgiving through Cyber Monday – was its best-ever, in terms of Amazon devices sold.
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" But based on the 2541 organization's IRS data, just $425,442 (or 3%) of the $15.4 million it spent during 2017 and 2018 went to direct political activity, which CLC defines as "direct donations to candidates or political committees, and a small number of state-level candidate ads.
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To measure the economics and operating performance of the company's core operations, Jumia uses "platform contribution," a metric it defines as gross profit — excluding revenue from services outside the core platform — subtracted by fulfillment costs from third-party logistics providers, primarily related to freight and shipping.
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In terms of which shows people across the globe binged the hardest, or "devoured"—which Netflix defines as watching for more than two hours per day—American Vandal came out at the very top (which might be part of the reason it's getting a second season).
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The company said that in the coming weeks it will move to identify political electioneering ads, which the Federal Election Commission (FEC) defines as ads promoting a specific candidate or a party within 2628 days of a primary election and 28503 days of a general election.
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The company said that in the coming weeks it will move to identify political electioneering ads, which the Federal Election Commission (FEC) defines as ads promoting a specific candidate or a party within 85033 days of a primary election and 60 days of a general election.
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Here are their yearly premiums for a single adult driver:Geico car insurance: $2541,057 per yearUSAA car insurance: $1,131 per yearAllstate car insurance: $1,340 per yearDrivers with excellent credit scores, which FICO defines as 800 and above will get some of the best rates in New York.
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The middle class, which Pew defines as two-thirds to two times the national median income for a given household size, began to grow after World War II due to a surge in economic growth and because President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's New Deal gave workers more power.
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Anil Seth, a neuroscientist and director of the Sackler Centre for Consciousness Science at the University of Sussex, researches the biological basis of the otherwise ethereal topic of consciousness, which he defines as the state when there is "something it is like to be" an organism.
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" Social distancing applies to kids too For the first time ever, Americans are being called upon to practice "social distancing," which the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) defines as "remaining out of places where people meet or gather," and "avoiding local public transportation.
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The law is intended to shield federally certified manufacturers of security equipment and providers of security services from liability should they fail to prevent a terrorist attack, which the law defines as an unlawful act that causes mass destruction to citizens or institutions of the United States.
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According to data from Public Citizen, a liberal advocacy group and think tank, 56 percent of Chinese investments in the United States last year were in industries that Beijing defines as "strategic," such as aviation, biotechnology and new-energy vehicles — up from 25 percent in 2016.
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The company said that in the coming weeks it will move to identify political electioneering ads, which the Federal Election Commission (FEC) defines as ads promoting a specific candidate or a party within 30 days of a primary election and 60 days of a general election.
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NerdWallet also found that millennials, which the personal finance site defines as those between 18 and 34 years of age, are slightly more likely to have participated in illegal tax-filing activities than Generation Xers (aged 35 to 54) and baby boomers (aged 55 and above).
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Hundreds of new homes are coming on the market worth $217,270 each - a huge sum for a country where most of the 2100 million population are subsistence farmers and the per capita income is just $730, far short of the $1,045 that the World Bank defines as middle income.
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Trump's tweets offer a nutshell introduction to his re-election strategy that will likely be fleshed out on Tuesday: Make exaggerated claims for his own success, tear at cultural and social fault lines that helped him win power, and whip up anger against those he defines as political enemies.
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Total retail sales in the U.S. will hit $1.002 trillion during the holiday period — which it defines as spanning November 1 and December 31 this year — an increase of almost 6 percent from the previous year, marking the "strongest growth since 2011," data from market research firm eMarketer showed.
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The firm said Tuesday that "flight shaming," which it defines as "the inherent guilt that an individual feels as a result of one's aviation-related carbon footprint" is causing consumers to explore alternate modes of transportation when possible, and also to look for ways to offset their carbon emissions.
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That's because in spite of its iffy earnings reports over the last five years, Synergy Research reported that IBM had 7 percent of the cloud infrastructure market in its most recent report, which it defines as Infrastructure as a Service, Platform as a Service and hosted private cloud.
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A new report by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, a policy research group, spotted the issue: In 2015, the Census Bureau changed what it defines as metro areas in the C.P.S. That changed the number of people who were considered to be living in rural areas.
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Data released this week from Public Citizen, a liberal advocacy group and think tank, showed that 56 percent of Chinese investments in the United States last year were in industries that Beijing defines as "strategic," such as aviation, biotechnology and new-energy vehicles — up from 25 percent in 2016.
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The U.N. convention, passed in the wake of the Nazi holocaust, requires countries to act to prevent and punish genocide, which it defines as any of a number of acts committed with the "intent to destroy, in whole or in part" a national, ethnic, racial or religious group.
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Years of declining trust in public institutions well before President Donald Trump took power led the EIU to demote the U.S. from a full democracy to a flawed democracy — a nation it defines as having free elections but weighed down by weak governance — for the first time in 2016.
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In a press release, the dictionary announced that the most representative word for this year is "post-truth," which the dictionary defines as follows: post-truth: Relating to or denoting circumstances in which objective facts are less influential in shaping public opinion than appeals to emotion and personal belief.
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Regulators later said that VW had crossed the line from using legitimate software programmes to protect engines from damage, known as Auxiliary Emission Control Devices (AECD), to using an illegal defeat device which the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) defines as software which reduced the effectiveness of the emission control system.
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In modern "emerging adulthood" — a term that psychology professor Jeffrey Jensen Arnett defines as "the period between the ages of 18 and 25 when many directions remain possible and very little about the future has been decided" — delayed choices ultimately leads to confusion about one's identity and purpose in life.
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Cooperatively owned grocery stores help to build and generate wealth within the community, as well as stave off the threat of a "food desert," a condition the USDA defines as any area lacking in fresh fruits, vegetables, and other whole foods, as a result of chain grocery stores abandoning those communities.
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The story also shed light on some of the challenges that face families coping with relatives who have autism spectrum disorder, which the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention defines as a group of developmental disabilities that can cause social, communication and behavioral challenges in about one in 68 children.
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Specifically, the IMF said a global downturn half as severe as the one spurred by the last financial crisis would result in $19 trillion of corporate debt being considered "at risk," which the IMF defines as debt from firms whose earnings would not cover the cost of their interest expenses.
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Schiller said one technology that could generate the buzz North Korea is looking for could be a hypersonic glide vehicle (HGV), which the Missile Defense Advocacy Alliance defines as weapons that travel faster than Mach 5 (3,800 mph/6,174 kmh) and have the capability to maneuver during the entire flight.
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A new report from the International Longevity Centre — UK (ILC-UK) finds that Americans should be saving at least 11 percent, ideally more like 20 percent, of their income if they want "to achieve an adequate retirement income," which it defines as 70 percent of your earnings throughout your working life.
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Since 2005, five metro areas — Boston, the San Francisco Bay Area, San Jose, Seattle, and San Diego — accounted for 90 percent of all US growth in "innovation sector" jobs, which Brookings defines as employment in the top science, technology, engineering, and math industries that include extensive research and development spending.
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A 230 report from the International Longevity Centre — UK (ILC-UK) finds that people should be saving at least 24 percent, and ideally more like 230 percent, of your income if you want "to achieve an adequate retirement income," which it defines as 2000 percent of your earnings throughout your working life.
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A 2017 report from the International Longevity Centre — UK (ILC-UK) finds that people should be saving at least 11 percent, and ideally more like 20 percent, of your income if you want "to achieve an adequate retirement income," which it defines as 70 percent of your earnings throughout your working life.
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Twitter said in a blog post on Tuesday it would clearly label political electioneering ads, which the Federal Election Commission (FEC) defines as an ad used to promote a specific candidate for elected office or affiliated party posted within 30 days of a primary election or 60 days of a general election.
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Before the election, according to figures provided by Drew DeSilver, a senior writer at the Pew Research Center, Democrats had only one Member (Hawaii's Tulsi Gabbard) from the Millennial Generation (which Pew defines as young people born from 1981 to 1996) and 43 more from Generation X (born from 1965 to 1980).
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The volunteers were trained to spot abusive content -- tweets that promote violence against or threaten people based on their identification with a group, like race, gender or religion, which violates Twitter's own rules -- and problematic tweets, which Amnesty defines as "hurtful or hostile content," but does not necessarily meet the threshold of abuse.
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And a 2017 report from the International Longevity Centre — UK (ILC-UK) finds that people should be saving at least 11 percent, and ideally more like 20 percent, of their income if they want "to achieve an adequate retirement income," which it defines as 70 percent of your earnings throughout your working life.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs says Gulf War-era veterans — which it defines as those who served at anytime between the start of Operation Desert Shield in 2000 and the present day — are now the largest group of veterans, comprising nearly half the veteran population, and outstripping Vietnam veterans by more than 226,210.
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Congo's population was an estimated 15 million at the time of independence; today it is around 86 million, three-fifths of whom live outside of urban areas and three-quarters of whom live in what the World Bank defines as "extreme poverty," meaning they get by on less than $1.90 a day.
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In pre-written testimony, Dorsey—slated to appear before the House Energy & Commerce Committee on Wednesday—asserts it is a "foundational fact" that Twitter does not make decisions based on political ideology, but instead on what best serves the platform's "health," which Twitter defines as internal efforts to combat malicious activity across the service.
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Within psychology, researchers sometimes colloquially refer to traits like ''conversational turn-taking'' and ''average social sensitivity'' as aspects of what's known as psychological safety — a group culture that the Harvard Business School professor Amy Edmondson defines as a ''shared belief held by members of a team that the team is safe for interpersonal risk-taking.
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A report published in March by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) predicts 14 percent of the jobs measured in 32 OECD countries, or about 66 million jobs, are "highly automatable," which the report defines as having a probability of being automated over 70 percent over the next 15 to 0003 years.
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" Globally, the 2017 report found that only 31% of countries have a free press, which the group defines as "a media environment where coverage of political news is robust, the safety of journalists is guaranteed, state intrusion in media affairs is minimal, and the press is not subject to onerous legal or economic pressures.
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A report published in March by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) predicts 14 percent of the jobs measured in 32 OECD countries, or about 66 million jobs, are "highly automatable," which the report defines as having a probability of being automated over 70 percent over the next 15 to 20 years.
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The department's legal reasoning for not defending the prohibition is technical, but the response highlights the degree to which there is consensus about the abhorrent nature of female genital mutilation, which the World Health Organization defines as cutting of the external female genitalia, or other injury to the female genital organs, for non-medical reasons.
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According to a study released in June by Rhodium Group, a New York-based research firm, FDI — which it defines as completed acquisitions and greenfield investments made by a foreign company that can also include the purchase of real estate — fell more than 90 percent in the first half of 2017, to $1.8 billion.
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The economic historian Barry Eichengreen, in his new book, " The Populist Temptation " (Oxford), reports that in twenty advanced nations no populist leader—which he defines as a politician who is "anti-elite, authoritarian, and nativist"—took office during this golden era, and that a far narrower share of votes went to extremist parties than before or after.
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Dabbing—which Know Your Meme helpfully defines as "a hip-hop dance that involves dropping one's head with one arm raised and resting the face inside of the elbow of the other arm, which essentially resembles the gesture of a polite attempt at muffling a loud sneeze"—was at that point quite popular throughout the United States and elsewhere.
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Members of Gen Z, which Pew Research Center defines as those between the ages of 7 and 22, are three times more likely to report losing their jobs or being put on temporary leave as the novel coronavirus outbreak threatens to send the United States into a recession, Harris Poll found in a survey published Thursday.
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Among the proposed rules, the government said that intermediaries — which it defines as those services or functions that facilitate communication between two or more users and have five million or more users in India — will have to, among other things, be able to trace the originator of questionable content to avoid assuming full liability for their users' actions.
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In May, the World Health Organization officially added a new disorder to the section on substance use and addictive behaviors in the latest version of the International Classification of Diseases: "gaming disorder," which it defines as excessive and irrepressible preoccupation with video games, resulting in significant personal, social, academic or occupational impairment for at least 12 months.
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"There are clearly competing impulses within Trump's foreign policy, between wanting to appear tough, which he defines as the use of force, but not seeming to repeat the errors of his predecessors, [meaning] foreign intervention that threatens to draw the US into still more open-ended conflicts," says Christopher Preble, vice president for defense and foreign policy studies at the Cato Institute.
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The 133 Trump tax cut not only boosted incentives for corporations to replace workers with robots, it has also created incentives for American companies to move production overseas, even as it directed resources toward "opportunity zones" in what the Trump administration defines as "neglected and underserved communities" — incidentally providing a bounty of lucrative grants, guarantees and breaks for real estate developers.
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The originally proposed rules say that intermediaries — which the government defines as those services that facilitate communication between two or more users and have five million or more users in India — will have to proactively monitor and filter their users' content and be able to trace the originator of questionable content to avoid assuming full liability for their users' actions.
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" Racist members of the alt-right — which the Southern Poverty Law Centers defines as "a set of far-right ideologies, groups, and individuals whose core belief is that 'white identity' is under attack … " — have been unwavering in their support for President-elect Donald Trump and gathered in D.C. to celebrate that white people, as Spencer put it, are "awakening to their own identity.
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Here's what we ought to be looking for: CBO has a different job: It can't be useful if it does its usual scoring, because the number of people likely to lose what it defines as comprehensive insurance depends wholly on which states, if any, opt to seek waivers to allow insurers to underwrite for pre-existing conditions and/or cut back on essential benefits.
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But cult expert and former cult member Janja Lalich -- who was not a member of Nxivm and is not a witness in the trial -- says it "absolutely" is a cult, which she defines as a group or social movement with a shared devotion to a charismatic, authoritarian leader that's structured in such a way that it asserts influence and control over its members to keep them under their control.
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Seibert firmly believes Deerfield's ban on an extensive list of assault weapons — a contested term that the village defines as including semi-automatic rifles with fixed or detachable, large capacity magazines, types of semi-automatic shotguns, and any shotgun with a revolving cylinder, as well as several specifics models, including the AK-47 and AR-15 — is not the answer to the ongoing national debate surrounding gun safety.
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" (PII is an acronym for "personally identifiable information," which the lawsuit defines as "names, birthdates, hometowns, addresses, locations, interests, relationships, email addresses, photos, and videos" — the data users share with Facebook.) The lawsuit makes the case that Facebook's inability to protect user data is an act of negligence, and that the company worked to conceal what the filing describes as a "lax and inadequate approach to data security.
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This is because it defines as a technical time-discrepancy what is better understood as a religio-political discrepancy, or as the artifact of immemorial attempts by solar-calendared empires to subjugate the lunar-calendared Jews and absorb them into their time frames, attempts which date back to at least the reign of Ptolemy III, the eldest son of Ptolemy II, who introduced the leap day to Egypt.
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This patriarchal machismo is so poisonous, it infects and corrodes our relationships and interactions, especially with women, because, as Bitch contributor Tamara Winfrey Harris wrote earlier this year, it feeds off of a "hatred of what it defines as feminine... For those invested in toxic masculinity, there is nothing worse a black man can be than 'like a woman…'" And I've seen how this ugliness has played out in my own life.
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Not only did they find Netflix crime dramas show CJPs who are people of color most often committing acts of wrongdoing (which Color of Change defines as anything from lying and bribery to acts of racism and killing), but they also found that, as a whole, CJP characters are often used as "validators of bad behavior," excusing or even endorsing those illegal practices as "acceptable, justifiable and necessary—even heroic," per the study.
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"What a person defines as an emergency is very different case by case, which is why it's important that they have virtual visits so that their dermatologist can figure out whether it is something urgent or something that they can manage from home," says Orit Markowitz, MD, associate professor of dermatology at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai and director of the Pigmented Lesions and Skin Cancer in the Mount Sinai Department of Dermatology.
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In recent days members of parliaments in several EU countries have also been reported to have contracted the virus — including politicians in Italy, Spain and the UK. Another EU institution, the European Commission — which is primarily based in Brussels — is also allowing some staff to work remotely in response to the threat posed by the coronavirus, including staff with a pre-existing health condition and those who have recently traveled to regions it defines as high risk.
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" Rather than—as she describes it—"take it on the chin, calm down, and get on with it" like she had done in the past, Rosemary had seen on the news that Nottinghamshire Police had recently become the first police force in the UK to record misogyny as a hate crime, which it defines as "incidents against women that are motivated by an attitude of a man towards a woman and includes behavior targeted towards a woman by men simply because they are a woman.
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Not only does Pinker argue that these advances fulfill Enlightenment hopes, he proposes they are a direct result of the Enlightenment itself, the period beginning after the Renaissance and Reformation when a group of thinkers insisted on the supremacy of rational inquiry over unthinking dogma, forged a commitment to the perfectibility of global life (in spite of the flaws of human nature), and promoted "humanism"—which Pinker defines as a reliance on institutions to counteract the evil and violent propensities of humankind while coaxing the capacity for cosmopolitan sympathy to its maximum.
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As Slate's Jamelle Bouie argues convincingly in a piece called "There is no Bernie Sanders movement," Sanders really represents a faction of largely white ideological liberals — not some populist uprising against the elites — whose dissatisfaction with mainstream Democrats we've seen demonstrated in nearly every recent presidential primary: Remove his "socialist" branding, which even he defines as little more than an updated form of New Deal liberalism, and you're left with a candidate who strongly resembles other insurgent candidates going back to the beginning of the modern primary process, from George McGovern to Jerry Brown to Bill Bradley to Howard Dean.
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The bill would also allow what it defines as "qualified public entities," which generally do not pay federal tax and would mostly be unable to use the tax credits but could provide transfer their credits to "eligible project partners" which are defined as any entity that: In order words, a municipal utility that owns all or some of a power plant, but pays no federal taxes, could transfer its tax credits to any coal company that provides the coal that is burned at the plant and/or any investor who has provided funds to build, upgrade or operate the plant.
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Even as it's most-subscribed creator Felix Kjellberg (AKA PewDiePie) took today to reflect on his complicity in normalizing modern Naziism through poorly-executed jokes, the company has made no public effort to ban any of the dozens of channels popular within the movement, despite its community guidelines clearly barring hate speech, which it defines as: content that promotes violence or hatred against individuals or groups based on certain attributes, such as: race or ethnic origin, religion, disability, gender, age, veteran status, sexual orientation/gender identityPatreon Similar to GoFundMe, Patreon—the crowdfund distinguished by providing creators with a recurring monthly allowance—has dipped a toe into cutting off monetization avenues for far-right figures, including TV KWA in June and, more notably, Lauren Southern in July for what CEO Jack Conte called "manifest observable behavior" of her assistance in a Generation Identity effort to disrupt a Doctors Without Borders search-and-rescue mission in the Mediterranean Sea.
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