"Racism" and "racist" are simply words that have definitions, and Trump comfortably and unambiguously meets those definitions.
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Therefore if modern judges interpret constitutional terms according to modern definitions rather than the ratifiers' definitions, they will be changing the Constitution.
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Then, we created a Google form to solicit written and video definitions from LGBTQ people from across the country to go with R29 x GLAAD's base definitions.
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"This shows that she focuses on and actually privileges DNA company definitions in this debate, which are ultimately settler-colonial definitions of who is indigenous," Tallbear writes.
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The sooner we see clear definitions of both terms out, the less room there will be for food advertisers to try and create new definitions for themselves.
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For example, Tuvel's critics, coincident with their round rejections of any essentialist definitions of either race or gender, censure her for not adopting their preferred essentialist definitions.
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She says she consulted with national experts to weigh in on the school's definitions of consent and incapacitation—definitions that were "recommended to us by national experts," she adds.
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Dear Readers: Three "computerish" definitions: PC — Personal computer.
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Brokers should both adopt clear definitions of who constitutes a "senior" or "vulnerable adult," and assign and train employees to deal with seniors' affairs once those definitions are in place.
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The committee decided that under the 2003 credit derivatives definitions no succession event occurred and that under the 2014 definitions there is no successor to the relevant obligations of Novo Banco.
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" Instead, her aim is simple: to "live beyond definitions.
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Definitions are supposed to help us explain – not justify.
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There are no definitions — there's not a job descriptions.
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These definitions are inconsistent with the programme documents' English definitions, which stipulate a commingling and set-off risk deduction upon a downgrade of the master servicer's IDR to below 'BBB-' or 'F3'.
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Much digital ink has been spilled on FIRE blogs and forums about the definitions of work and retirement, definitions that don't necessarily align with how critics, average Americans, and the dictionary define both.
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That led officers to come up with their own definitions, and those definitions can also differ depending on what area of the city you're in and who you're looking at and so forth.
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Okay, first let's just get our definitions in sync here.
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We turned to the FTC for definitions and possible solutions.
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Another example of something to be worked out: room definitions.
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He has also challenged definitions of masculinity in his work.
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It's about humans and their definitions for what goes where.
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Blackness is a big word with a lot of definitions.
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CAVUTO: I guess there are different definitions of denuclearization, General.
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Definitions: Dehumanization: Language that treats others as less than human.
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He rejected traditional, divisive definitions of liberalism, nationalism and modernism.
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The first draft had proposed stricter definitions of categorizing investments.
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I think the definitions of so many things have changed.
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Doing so, however, requires precise definitions of the fundamental constants.
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She refuses to adhere to typical definitions of beauty. 4.
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"We know that it has an enormous variation of definitions."
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He was, by all definitions at the time, supremely cool.
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The Chinese hacking fell within the conventional definitions of espionage.
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My definitions included ersatz, brash, kitsch, offensive, gaudy, raunchy, inappropriate.
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Definitions of bias incidents vary by campus but have the
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UNRWA retains no authority to create or revise legal definitions.
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The oil producer finally broadened its definitions anyway in 2015.
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Here's a more thorough list of the definitions leaked. 210.
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Nor are the definitions of the three criteria particularly solid.
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I'm kind of a stubborn curmudgeon in terms of definitions.
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It is not a lovely drive by most standard definitions.
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As used in this agreement, the following definitions apply: a.
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We recently asked for your definitions of where upstate begins.
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They give two fictional definitions for the song's title: 1.
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Such exemptions sketch new definitions of who is truly able.
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Readers also shared their own definitions of a complete meal.
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Dictionaries are compilations of definitions, which are theoretically long lasting.
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All you have to do is figure out the definitions.
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But even broad definitions of terrorism don't ensnare most applicants.
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The male inside me questioned the existing definitions of masculinity.
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They aren't dictionary definitions meant to cover all the possibilities.
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That means there are no concrete definitions to go by.
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How historic the Indians' streak is, partly depends on definitions.
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Definitions, questions answered, a detachable consent form at the back.
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In practice, originalism has slid between these definitions ever since.
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Her comments strongly urged the department to adopt the definitions.
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"It was, by all definitions, a huge undertaking," Hulsing said.
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She is, I think by all definitions, a linguistics expert.
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The definitions we use are myriad and not always overlapping.
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Definitions of a mass shooting vary, with no universal standard.
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Those definitions can result in higher totals than Everytown's count.
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Even the definitions of basic terms have sparked tense disagreements.
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Though the legal definitions of hotels are identical to the definitions of timeshares, the council added words "timeshare plan" to the definition of uses in order to segregate timeshares into a different legal tax classification.
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The definitions of all these concepts can be gradually expanded on.
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But Muslim communities in China have varying definitions of the term.
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Competition authorities sometimes look at profitability, but choose some odd definitions.
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Merriam-Webster added 850 new words and definitions in March alone.
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I've let go of those narrow definitions and found a balance.
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In two days, I've probably visited the site for 50+ definitions.
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"Unfortunately we don't have standardized definitions of these terms," Raber said.
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None of the companies is confined by those definitions any more.
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Another 15 states have implicit protections through definitions in other laws.
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But he noted "funny" definitions get voted up on the site.
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Where is the power in any of those definitions of us?
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But she adds that there are definitely differing definitions out there.
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Aggressive InterestI began asking questions, focusing on definitions, details, and trends.
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We make sure that people have definitions of what harassment is.
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And sometimes people have different definitions of what a relationship is.
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Older respondents were more likely to associate socialism with negative definitions.
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It actually found different income levels for different definitions of happiness.
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Read the definitions of more of the newly added words here.
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Using such settler-colonial definitions undermines our existence and our sovereignty.
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U.S. regulators differ in their definitions of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
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By all logical definitions, the FA Cup is a boring place.
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Legal definitions of fraud require a person to knowingly be deceptive.
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Their definitions, taken from any standard dictionary, will bear this out.
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That casts a dark shadow on our intuitive definitions of perfectionism.
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There is no common language, and there are no standard definitions.
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Even the simplest definitions of p-values tend to get complicated.
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"They define their data differently, and they keep changing their definitions."
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Definitions are myriad; the dictionary lists an unusual number of meanings.
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The big generational clashes generally occur over definitions of professional excellence.
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A recession occurs, by some definitions, after two quarters of contraction.
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Still other definitions are often used by colleges and educational associations.
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The term trooper also seems somewhat adaptable to incorporate new definitions.
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Why can ethnic or religious definitions of a "nation" be problematic?
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Generation Z was born, by some definitions, between 1998 and 2012.
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Often, conventional definitions of progressives versus hard-liners do not apply.
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Some of the rule's definitions are fuzzy, making compliance even harder.
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These questions can uncover competing definitions of terms such as speech.
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So, people need to be aware of the definitions and perceptions.
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We get mechanical, textbook definitions of menorahs and sufganiyot and dreidels.
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Consumer advocates warn that the current definitions don't go far enough.
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But they had radically different definitions as to what that means.
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Each data source has its own definitions, methodology, plusses and minuses.
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But not all police departments abide by these definitions, and often, statistics about false accusations of sexual assault inflate the numbers, because definitions of what constitutes a false allegation and what constitutes sexual assault are unclear.
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Admittedly, the acuity of these internal genre marks depends on their reference to external ideas about specific genre definitions, and the continual success of this strategy over time depends on said external genre definitions staying the same.
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It's defined based on social definitions and changes over time and place.
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These broad and uncertain definitions limit the ability to resell restricted securities.
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Homonyms — words that sound the same but have different definitions — are hard.
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The bills include 38 new crimes plus existing crimes with broader definitions.
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Franks added that different state laws have different definitions of revenge porn.
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They've blindly followed the definitions of success that they've created for themselves.
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Even something as simple as a day can have very different definitions.
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Adding rigor: Bringing scientific rigor and consistent definitions could be really useful.
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No more strange literal dictionary definitions while traveling, for the most part.
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The modern man is not bound by rigid, outdated definitions of manhood.
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Kepecs says it is, thanks to those dual definitions of the concept.
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"As a whole, we really should strive for standardized definitions," Raber said.
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This year it has used 18 definitions of group profits and cashflow.
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Both want to win, of course, but their definitions are considerably narrower.
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I only have issue with the words and definitions being propagated here.
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" She added, "But our job is to provide people with accurate definitions.
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There are thousands and thousands of definitions of and theories about leadership.
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Most older respondents opted for the binary definitions of male and female.
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Other databases have different definitions for what qualifies as a mass shooting.
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Sex has long been subject to shifting definitions of "obscenity" and censorship.
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Past agreements have foundered and come apart over small gaps in definitions.
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On Monday, the dictionary released more than 250 new words and definitions.
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So what are the most sought-after definitions in the English language?
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They were far more philosophical, starting with their definitions of the term.
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Lemelin brought out the gum—everyone took it—and asked for definitions.
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Republicans say they are simply relying on legal definitions of the offenses.
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As you type, Spotlight will suggest apps, Google searches, definitions, and more.
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There are two definitions that float around for the elusive blue moon.
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Here is an expanded list of definitions from the National Hurricane Center.
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Though, to be fair, it had transcended all definitions of the word.
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Women and men have different definitions of a fat body, I observe.
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Schneider also sent over the first two definitions of the word progressive.
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Definitions of "self-defence", "active hostilities" and "imminent" are endlessly argued over.
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Previously, Refinery29 featured 37 definitions of love from strangers around the world.
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"I just think that the definitions of beauty and perfection are expanding."
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A glossary allows children to look up the definitions of unfamiliar words.
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By some definitions, the entire state of California is a sanctuary state.
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Researchers soon ran up against radically different definitions, produced by different authorities.
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"This just proves that film definitions can be very subjective," Dergarabedian said.
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The examining attorney responded with screencapped dictionary definitions and issued another refusal.
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Early legal thinking developed different definitions of delinquency for girls and boys.
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Viewing these images forced all Americans to rethink their definitions of beauty.
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Like the hundreds of other definitions of leadership, this one isn't perfect.
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Meanwhile, most major tax breaks come with entirely different definitions of deserving.
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As political priorities change, American racial definitions adjust right along with them.
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There are many definitions of religion, but this one is pretty standard.
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And I have offered broad-brush definitions of each of those objectives.
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" Old French definitions also consider "mignon" to mean "dainty, pleasing, gentle, and kind.
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These are commensurate with the 'B' rating category, according to Fitch's rating definitions.
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"It is perfectly time-symmetric and reversible under the conventional definitions," he said.
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The law includes 38 new crimes and broadens the definitions of existing crimes.
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Wilkie argued their definitions of national security and foreign interference were too broad.
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There was room for many different definitions of cross-dressing at that moment.
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Here are the full nerd-speak definitions from SAE: Level 2: Partial Automation.
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So many releases stray from the extremely prescriptive definitions of what games "are".
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"Buchanan is a casualty of overbroad definitions of sexual harassment," PEN's guide says.
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The problem is that the term "capital flight" has a variety of definitions.
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Meanwhile, the parents of those 38,336 students are caught between two parallel definitions.
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He started with a mention of the Golden Ratio, which has two definitions.
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The Mexican Corruptionary, published last year, offers definitions of 300 corruption-related terms.
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Usually you can find the definitions on the National Bureau of Statistics website.
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Strict definitions aside, however, there's a reason people love heirloom tomatoes so much.
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One is that phrases are more than the sum of their dictionary definitions.
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Legal definitions of terrorism often require that an attack be planned in advance.
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Instead of poking and prodding at identities and definitions, #AskRachel answered every question.
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Instead, he saw it as a tragedy that satisfied "all of Aristotle's definitions".
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At the end of the day, camp has an infinite number of definitions.
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You can ask for definitions, worldwide times, facts and figures, and so on.
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But broader definitions also fold in tax avoidance, which may not be illegal.
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Definitions aside, Fortnite has clearly become a source of tension among some families.
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The big picture: Here's why "market definitions" are so central to antitrust fights.
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Democracy, freedom -- they seem like the very definitions of inalienable rights to Americans.
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What all these various definitions have in common is the concept of connectivity.
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It's obvious there is so much terminology and no unifying agreement of definitions.
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Where else do you belong, beyond someone else's or your own aesthetic definitions?
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The accord points to internationally agreed definitions of terrorism without specifying particular groups.
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Not so much in SaaS, where discussions about definitions are all you hear.
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I think when you look at the word privilege it has two definitions.
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In 2014, Peckham claimed that the site boasted more than seven million definitions.
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Even if you try to step away from such definitions, other people won't.
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Regarding the leading question, there are two definitions that I am aware of.
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And our definitions of positive and negative may change depending on the situation.
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Let's start with definitions: Mass measures how much "stuff" is in an object.
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Wherever Amis ventures, whatever subject intrigues him, he remains attentive to dictionary definitions.
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In the collection "Definitions" (1967), Mr. Antin explored the reach of scientific language.
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"Memorizing definitions uses up valuable brain space," he said in a telephone interview.
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Notably, BINA48 walked away from the course with 31 different definitions of love.
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And definitions of masculinity, a sharp undercurrent in the show, have expanded considerably.
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" Some definitions include the concept of "taking or seizing (someone's property) with authority.
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In taking these photos, I don't feel I'm giving into those old definitions.
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This suggests that nightlife spaces are adapting to more fluid definitions of queerness.
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Definitions of camp vary from the classic and elaborate to the impenetrably academic.
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For example, expand definitions of family care to account for unconventional support structures.
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Using classic definitions, stock valuations have markedly improved in just a few months.
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There have not been clear definitions about what is acceptable in those areas.
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Religious Jews accept only religious definitions, but they also have their own rivalries.
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We tried to come up with definitions, but they seemed to fall short.
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A number of other recent mass shootings in America also meet both definitions.
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Like unruly children, good wine refuses to conform to strict definitions of behavior.
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Or was it a step toward breaking down old, rigid definitions of masculinity?
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But those definitions apply to people seeking to immigrate — not merely to visit.
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Key features of the new law would change the definitions of protected waters.
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It did not specify the definitions of low inventories and high home prices.
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Military definitions of "UAP" include objects that are simply unauthorized, not necessarily unidentified.
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Meteorologists have their own seasonal definitions, and their winter ends on Feb. 29.
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I have spent my adulthood interrogating past definitions of beauty, happiness and freedom.
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You can wrap up by returning to the class's original definitions of feminism.
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Most definitions of the millennial generation start with young people born in 1981.
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"There needs to be some streamlining based on the definitions of digital assets."
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And for a long time, in my naiveté, my definitions were very superficial.
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But unlike the kilogram, their definitions were not based on a physical object.
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You can see where these varying definitions can lead to some uncharitable interpretations.
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Personally, I can't wait to ask Alexa to update my Windows Defender virus definitions.
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Other recent reports, relying on different methodologies and definitions, suggested a more hopeful view.
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"People write really witty definitions, and they aren't taking it very seriously," he said.
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The difference between these two definitions has animated much of the discourse around Trump.
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And think of the muddled definitions that such a two-tier system would introduce.
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Employers say the proposed definitions of violence and harassment are "too vague", Ryder said.
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Which part of the Definitions Survey would you most like to hear about next?
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Here are explanations and definitions of some of the most common fire-related terms.
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SUNDAY PUZZLE — Today, Timothy Polin merges wacky definitions and sports in a crossword puzzle.
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In the last few decades, the money supply itself has embraced so many definitions.
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Definitions of supply-chain finance abound and its scale is hard to pin down.
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Instead, people in different countries and age groups appear to use very different definitions.
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Sexual harassment, which by some definitions includes sexual assault, is rather harder to specify.
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That's fraud, according to definitions from the Media Rating Council, the key industry body.
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In a larger sense, though, it's not clear how much these definitions even matter.
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Under some definitions of a mass shooting, this incident actually wouldn't count as one.
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These include a custom Kubernetes Controller and custom resource definitions for the game server.
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Even the best "definitions" of what identifies a Hall of Famer are completely circular.
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A business needs to generate a glossary with clear, unambiguous and agreed-upon definitions.
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We want to challenge narrow definitions of manhood to help guys live more freely.
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In explaining the change, the group cited shifting definitions of gender under state laws.
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Seems likely she didn't choose her musical moniker based on either of these definitions.
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Then, definitions are ranked by how many up- or down-votes they have received.
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He said it was rare that definitions appeared that were 'really racist or sexist.
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Apparently, Facebook ignored most dissenting definitions linking white nationalist goals directly to white supremacy.
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Two federal regulatory agencies have applied different definitions to what exactly a cryptocurrency is.
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Needless to say, Dana immediately went online where the definitions did not comfort her.
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But the big rating agencies said it would not be one by their definitions.
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"I believe the definitions of being right or left are not important," he said.
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Different definitions of the term denuclearization is seen as a major obstacle to negotiations.
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Facebook offers its definitions of "dangerous individuals and groups" that now includes white nationalists.
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But transparency will have many definitions, and the fight is expected to be intense.
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It also may make definitions of some foods more flexible and may reduce sodium.
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The facts: There are no definitions of "developed" or "developing" countries within the WTO.
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Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE /* Style Definitions */ table.
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VICE: For starters, is there a consensus on the definitions of "life" and "death"?
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And are these binary definitions of sexual assault and not-sexual-assault even helpful?
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They found that the studies covered 15 different definitions and ways of measuring perfectionism.
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We also added, which is really important, a few other definitions to protected groups.
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Then there is also the issue that since 2013, definitions of autism have changed.
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Getting consensus on basic definitions of what constitutes harmful content, though, has been difficult.
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To some, in fact, soccer is moving beyond the traditional, tight definitions of positions.
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Blake considers our furry relationships as essential to our early definitions of the self.
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Is it based on ethnic or religious definitions, or citizenship and shared political beliefs?
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Not only is intermarriage rising, but current racial definitions are also unlikely to hold.
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MHM: These are not works that fit easily into current definitions of fine art.
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Let's assume a few things: Now I just need two definitions of average velocity.
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Valid monitoring, informed analysis and investigation, and effective policy-making all require uniform definitions.
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By most definitions, the economy is not a mess, nor is it in recession.
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Generations change slowly, and there are different definitions for when they start and stop.
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Pretty much immediately, I learned that street food was a term with many definitions.
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Those definitions have effectively served only one purpose: to constrain the volume of immigration.
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The gap between colloquial and legal definitions may reveal more than a linguistic issue.
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The definitions undergirding the goals of this legislation are, simply put, quite a reach.
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There are various definitions of noise, but noise is slightly different from sound noise.
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But the claim works as a rebuttal of exclusionary, nativist definitions of British identity.
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Roger Cohen PHOENIX — There are now two definitions of truth in the United States.
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And that would be a much better use of our time than quibbling over definitions.
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"Facebook must be clearer about its own definitions of 'hate content' and 'extremism'," Malik said.
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However, John and Action's definitions of "cheating" differ from each other just a little bit.
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Notably, this isn't the first time Siri has gotten flak over one of its definitions.
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Ahead, definitions for the terms all the "cool" kids are using — for now, at least.
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It's a complex, layered fight, one that's fundamentally about differing cultures and definitions of cinema.
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No sizes are labeled, so as to avoid having users create "narrow definitions," Ethington says.
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"A lot of these satellite-image based definitions of urban miss informal settlements," she said.
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And figuring out definitions of concepts, like any kind of identity quest, is surprisingly difficult.
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That question becomes more complicated when the very definitions of the words change over time.
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This distinction between definitions of the museum is at the heart of the current conflict.
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Where the constructor sneaks in alternate meanings, twists of phrase, surprising variant definitions, dry punnery?
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The use of common definitions and format does not change our way of doing business.
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What happens if you start playing with the loopholes in the rules of their definitions?
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That's what I assume, at least, since none of the internet definitions even mention sex.
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Definitions can almost never cover the full complexity of a word, even in huge dictionaries.
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University officials have also constructed their own definitions of sexual consent and of sexual harassment.
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Parker has only addressed the allegation as it relates to changing definitions of sexual consent.
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In seventh grade, we mostly learned basic definitions, exclusively in the context of heterosexual intercourse.
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Over 21 chapters and three appendices, Jaron Lanier, a tech pioneer, puts forward 52 definitions.
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The White House printed out various definitions of words at the Social Media Summit. pic.twitter.
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Critics are sticking to rigid gender definitions that the publication seeks to subvert, he said.
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We all have different definitions of what "cheating" really means, and for me, it's secrecy.
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Those people are also living in America — and are often, by their own definitions, American.
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Programme documents specify English terms prevail over Italian ones in case of discrepancies between definitions.
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Vague or broad definitions could lead to regulatory uncertainty, issues with implementation and unintended consequences.
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Trump's EPA is expected to propose relaxing the definitions of what waters should be protected.
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As invisible entities with abstract definitions, belief in them manifests differently between communities and individuals.
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We did some definitions for people that didn't understand because it's a pretty arcane thing.
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Sedition, strife, conflict and distress are approximate definitions, all of which can describe Iraq today.
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"Gender identity" and "sexual orientation" need clear definitions, but who gets to define those terms?
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When it comes to Israel-United States relations, friendship is a word with many definitions.
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Dana Spiotta has now spent four novels proposing and revising her own definitions of friendship.
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Opponents say its definitions are so broad that puddles could be put under federal control.
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If you follow certain definitions of what constitutes a "continent," Zealandia is its own thing.
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So there's all sorts of definitions, and I'm not sure we're all agreed on it.
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Within the Kuiper Belt and experiencing things according to a new god's definitions and demarcations.
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Ecosexuality is a term with wide-ranging definitions, which vary depending on who you ask.
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By some definitions, a decline of 20 percent or more would end the bull market.
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"Some people use different definitions of mind reading, but certainly, that's getting close," he said.
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Under the most inclusive definitions of whiteness, America could remain a white-majority society indefinitely.
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Similarly, many scholarly definitions of terrorism require that the attack have an explicit political motive.
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I aim to show women who are powerful, in a variety of definitions of power.
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They are not intended to be dictionary definitions capturing every aspect of a word's meaning.
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Other changes identified in the E.P.A. documents narrow the definitions of certain chemicals, including asbestos.
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"There is just one legal definition, but many come up with intellectual definitions," he said.
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The goal of the wrestling work, said the artist, was to loosen definitions of manhood.
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Like his literary hero and friend Jean Genet, Mr. Goytisolo despised definitions, causes and orthodoxies.
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Recently, we've changed our definitions as they related to the people who support a company.
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These are among the earliest attempts to set down rules and definitions for algorithmic transparency.
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The secretary claimed even the current definitions of sexual assault and harassment are too broad.
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Here are five possible definitions for the word "intersectional" — give it your best shot. 6.
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"For an epidemiologist, it's really frustrating when case definitions keep on changing," one expert said.
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Although definitions of what is unlawful speech and equivalently unlawful will ultimately rest with courts.
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Writing factual articles is not harassment or cyberbullying by even the most liberal of definitions.
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We need worker rights, especially collective bargaining rights, that don't rely on traditional employment definitions.
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Currently, there are a variety of different definitions of "developmental disabilities" that are used interchangeably.
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If there are several definitions, you may use just the first one if you like.
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Experts said the lack of public understanding is exacerbated by varying definitions of social entrepreneurs.
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As the Democratic primary race moves leftward, the definitions of their candidates are moving right.
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But the company admitted that the industry had not agreed on definitions for issues ads.
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For those of us who live in chronic pain, basic definitions of cozy aren't available.
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The sad thing is that America is currently ruled by people who fit both definitions.
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SITElines' conceptual framework of home echoes the porous definitions of a guest, stranger, or family.
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And to excel at the game, most players learn to separate words from their definitions.
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But health groups warn that the definitions pushed by the industry will harm the public.
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It's the relationship of the past to our definitions of ourselves that's delicate to balance.
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We know the textbook definitions of those words, but can their meanings change over time?
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First, some quick definitions, since terminology tends to be a little fuzzy in this area.
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Most laws have definitions for terms like "blockchain" and "smart contract," and those definitions could end up causing problems in the future, he said, if some future iteration of a blockchain or a smart contract doesn't strictly meet the definition set out in the law.
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You and your boyfriend have different definitions of what constitutes a breach of your relationship's trust.
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When Googling it I was only greeted with medical definitions and the odd sensationalist tabloid headline.
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The Pacific Northwest National Laboratory has a grid architecture center that offers some semi-useful definitions.
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Definitions diverge in terms of where the computer is located, and its levels of processing power.
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In this field, scientists can describe epic computers of unlimited power with scribbled definitions on paper.
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By most definitions, this show is too expensive, too strange, and too ambitious to stick around.
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What's more, the definitions of AI buzzwords like "fairness" and "transparency" are still up for grabs.
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And decades- (sometimes centuries-) old definitions of rape certainly do not take such findings into consideration.
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Ahead, we've provided definitions on everything from interest to stock options — no confusing jargon in sight.
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The size of Nigeria's middle class, as well as Africa's, varies according to the definitions used.
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In the past year, definitions and cultural understandings of feminism, allyship, and gender equity have evolved.
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One is for quantum computing definitions and nomenclature so we can all speak the same language.
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The images are infused with unabashed sexuality and playfully disrupt traditional definitions of masculine and feminine.
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And whether you call that cheating, that is up to you, by most definitions it is.
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When asked about those various definitions, Whitesides pointed to the opportunity that Virgin Galactic is offering.
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Under those definitions, there were nine total layoffs on those teams: six women and three men.
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Such as to allow definitions to be broad enough to accommodate advances in technology, for example.
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Urban Dictionary has made its name through user-submitted definitions, explaining words which normal dictionaries don't.
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Other definitions exclude computers and smartphone apps because they are designed to receive intentional human input.
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More middle-market loans have covenants, but aggressive Ebitda definitions are undermining limited protection for lenders.
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These definitions may be the difference between a handful versus hundreds of mass shootings every year.
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Lexicographers from Johnson's day on must describe the language, grounding their definitions in real living English.
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In the US, at least, intentionally spitting on someone fits well within the definitions of assault.
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Merlo said the company will move from "qualitative" to "quantitative" definitions as CVS opens more HealthHUBs.
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The Obama administration adopted a definition of gender that recognized peoples' self-definitions of their identities.
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In Wright's universe nothing is ever just one thing, and all definitions and understandings are provisional.
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The new peaks and valleys of America's elite have made national definitions less and less useful.
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Democrats were the reverse with 28503 percent using positive definitions and 22019 percent using negative ones.
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Below are the definitions - written by FINRA - of the 12 incidents used in the Reuters analysis.
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This shared meaning will be used to check proposed definitions and provide typical examples of it.
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But as awareness of gender identity grows, definitions themselves are becoming even more nuanced and fluid.
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Some definitions include Missouri, Louisiana, and Iowa, and leave out other states that Meola traveled to.
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These candidates and more exploded the narrow definitions of electability that have long governed Democratic politics.
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"Instead of arguing about definitions, let's talk about what we should do (as president)," Sanders said.
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Experts and law enforcement officials will give all sorts of definitions and strategies for the practice.
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It represented an ''established or stable condition,'' according to one of many Oxford English Dictionary definitions.
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Nike is not the only sports brand wanting to capitalize on the blurring of clothing definitions.
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Some definitions consider an event a mass shooting only if four or more people were killed.
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I'm sure our current definitions are going to change with medical advances and things like that.
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Here, we use the same funding stage definitions as Crunchbase News does in its quarterly reporting.
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The Freehand is accessible in all definitions of the word, but especially geographically, financially, and creatively.
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The People The term "person of color" has definitions that may change across countries and cultures.
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I think certainly all these women in power can open up definitions of who's a leader.
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"In this freedom, there are no preordained questions, no easy answers, no ready definitions," she writes.
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Until now, municipalities had been running their own counts, with their own methodology, process, and definitions.
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We exclude tipped occupations from this calculation using the definitions used by the Economic Policy Institute.
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Students and families can find definitions of many financial aid terms on the Education Department's website.
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"You have to start with recognizing that monolithic definitions don't serve anybody well," Ms. Charlton said.
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But Mr. Obama was born in 1961 and therefore is not Generation X by most definitions.
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We had to switch between different definitions of middle income, and we made some simplifying assumptions.
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It provides a whole host of other useful features as well, including word definitions and synonyms.
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But some economists argue that traditional definitions of growth and prosperity will need to be rethought.
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How did you do with the definitions for those words Ananya spelled correctly in earlier rounds?
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Here's what a frost quake is, along with definitions of other terms we learned this week.
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All definitions of human personhood are equally mystical, comes one response, but that's not really true.
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Meanwhile, the current fuzzy definitions can encourage and, for a time, obscure mis-selling and fraud.
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A judge might then look at dictionary definitions — which are not uniform and vary over time.
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And years after the term was coined, there is still disagreement over definitions of impact investing.
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Instead, Snopes preferred the definitions used by Michael Bloomberg's Everytown for Gun Safety and Mother Jones.
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The first draft released more than a year ago had proposed stricter definitions of categorizing investments.
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The user must also formalize any subsidiary definitions and proofs that their new work relies on.
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The Oxford English Dictionary offers roughly 40 definitions, arranged in about two dozen categories and subcategories.
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They take umbrage at definitions that would restrict the type of acts or scenes in porn.
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E-cigarette proponents say the alternate definitions are warranted because the products do not burn tobacco.
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In a document filed in September, Facebook objects to the definitions of: biometric identifiers, faceprint, face Template, face recognition, face finding, stores, name and location, user, created, uploaded, relevant time period, Facebook, defendant, you, your, and in fact all other "definitions" and "instructions" in the plaintiff's interrogatories.
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A half-hour later, the jurors sent a note to the judge asking for definitions of legal terms like consent and forcible compulsion, as well as written definitions of the charges against Mr. Weinstein and whether they could find him guilty of certain combinations of charges.
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Under the definitions that have been flying around on Twitter ... President Obama would not be a progressive.
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Berkshire Hathaway Vice Chairman Charlie Munger provided one of the most frustrating definitions of intrinsic value ever.
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Hashing out some definitions of these two conditions might help—although nailing those down is also tricky.
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We will search for new definitions of creativity that extend the umbrella to the output of machines.
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Many funeral directors have conflicting definitions of what counts as a hurricane-related death and what doesn't.
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Complex definitions have also driven repeated changes in the taxation of tampons in at least one state.
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All figures in this press release meet specific definitions disclosed in Danone and WhiteWave financial information separately.
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By many people's definitions of success, Qiu Hua Mei, 34, is a woman who has it all.
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Chinese data even among specialists are hazy and require time just sorting through the definitions and changes.
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ISDA will continue to write DC rules and the credit definitions that drive the decision making process.
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The verb "bear" has 44 definitions in the Oxford English Dictionary (OED), not counting the ursine noun.
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With CORBA, we have early attempts of interface definitions, and services that are useful for application integration.
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This rule does not require that the definitions or punishment for foreign offenses be identical to ours.
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MacArthur's argument swiftly fell apart as host Tremonti probed him on these questionable definitions of sexual harassment.
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That's where all the slippage happens – slippage in definitions and so forth, which I seem to like.
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So as we look at the Mac, at the pro customers, there's so many definitions of them.
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I want to encourage people to write their own definitions and chose how to live your life.
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But to ensure that these new units were accessible to all, there had to be new definitions.
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Greatness has multiple definitions: The word "great" has been thrown around a lot at the Rio Olympics.
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Drawing clear lines and definitions around obscenity, pornographic content, and art has always been a complicated business.
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Earlier this year, New York City updated a law codifying definitions of racial discrimination to include hairstyles.
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Whether you agree with their definitions or not, below are the words we couldn't escape this year.
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To be sure, we have contemporary definitions of what it means to be racially liberal or conservative.
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And the prospect of lab-grown meat has added a sense of urgency for getting definitions right.
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It features portraits and interviews with people whose definitions of gender identity rarely overlap, hence the title.
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He has a point, which is that it is entirely possible to have various definitions of hacking.
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"This whole thing has taught me that motherhood has a wealth of definitions and identities," she added.
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Another reason is that people have different definitions and concepts of what it means to be efficient.
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I think the word "satire" has so many definitions at this point — people think of it differently.
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You can press and hold on words to look up definitions, or select text and make notes.
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There is a real danger to civil liberties by the continuing effort to endlessly expand criminal definitions.
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But the biggest differences come in the definitions of wetlands and tributaries, he told reporters on Monday.
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The guide offers definitions of key terms in sports betting and outlines general rules for such wagering.
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The WTO's great flaw is that its definitions and rules were not written with China in mind.
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Often there is a public debate over prioritizing illegal alien criminals but legal definitions must be clear.
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The onomatopoetic character of mrzutá expresses the out-of-sorts feeling that the definitions only gesture toward.
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The case of Mohammed Emwazi, aka Jihadi John, demonstrates exactly how imprecise our definitions of terrorism are.
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But it stands to reason that of course by some definitions, rich people are good people too.
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Use this time to be imaginative, devising flexible, working definitions of what it means to feel successful.
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There are no definitions of denuclearization, no specifics as to the requirements of verification, and no timelines.
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These changes, taken together, get rid of a lot of definitions Obamacare set up for health insurance.
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Consider what happens when websites have different definitions of what constitutes defamatory content, hate speech, or bullying.
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Even more types are noted in various official publications and military news releases, often with conflicting definitions.
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I'm drawn to that movement toward essentials, away from all secondary definitions, all extraneous props and ornaments.
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Well, it's in those circumstances that you can get real definitions of things and people and experience.
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The Human Rights Campaign has a list of definitions for those who would like to learn more.
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" The researchers took six or eight hours of uninterrupted sleep as definitions of "sleeping through the night.
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The answer, if one takes the Internal Revenue Service definitions at face value, seemed to be yes.
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It is hard to be precise because America has no standard definition of suburbs, and definitions matter.
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"At the moment, there are more than 30 different definitions of fairness in the literature," he notes.
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They also set new definitions for protected cultural goods and gave customs authorities powers to seize them.
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He could tinker with the definitions of "material" and "significant" trade surpluses to justify a manipulation charge.
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Vigorous social media campaigns have been mounted to counteract negative perceptions and pejorative dictionary definitions of them.
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The University of Kentucky conducted a study in 2007 regarding sexual definitions after the age of Clinton.
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There's no shortage of quirky catchphrases and less-than-accurate definitions for words on the popular show.
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I am sure that is enough to qualify me for those insults under the Provost's personal definitions.
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The Department of Transportation is considering more specific definitions of which animals should be allowed on board.
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This is one of the three definitions for the color blue that Congress gave us in 1782.
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Overall, it wasn't a huge sacrifice (aided by liberal definitions), but at times, it felt like one.
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Definitions of "mass shooting" differ, but between 93 and 373 people died in such incidents in 2018.
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The variety of offerings in this niche stems from the many definitions of the international E.S.G. mandate.
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Dodging definitions, he referred to himself, half-jokingly, as a nomad, though he didn't live like one.
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James Morris: Definitions are always difficult because they feel restrictive and are usually applied by other people.
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If you are instinctively, or have been brought up or educated in a way that you demand of yourself that you make the best of your life and the best of your opportunities, then there is a constant conversation going on between definitions of success versus definitions of happiness.
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The dwindling left is frequently vilified as traitorous, as empowered right-wingers create ever-narrower definitions of Zionism.
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"Whether you call that cheating that is up to you, by most definitions that is true," Iaconetti continued.
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This is tortuous language but necessary at a time when basic definitions are challenged in social media bubbles.
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Now, one teacher isn't just taking notes on how to decipher it but also writing the definitions down.
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Several definitions of "empty weight" are used in the aircraft industry and the ministry document gave no explanation.
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Its Twitter account, which normally tweets out randomly chosen definitions, will occasionally weigh in on the day's news.
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Morton walks through the clinical definitions and qualifiers of the disorder, as Dawson cuts in clips of Jake.
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These are "the definitions developers use for ensuring hardware and software work together on Power," the company explained.
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It's a way of turning definitions on top of each other and possessing money without officially possessing it.
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It also included the definitions of polyamory and friends with benefits, and it featured a poll about sexting.
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Furthermore, what implications could these virtual relationships have on our current definitions of consent and appropriate romantic conduct?
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Web services allowed systems not to exchange data blindly, but to have machine readable contracts and interface definitions.
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More than a year on from the rise of #MeToo, have definitions of unacceptable behaviour towards women changed?
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In reality, each policy is unique in structure, stringency, definitions of eligible resources and requirements for specific technologies.
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The term has different definitions depending on whom you ask, and it often overlaps with ideas like transhumanism.
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Definitions tend to be vague and broad, and they're often applied to more than a dozen different ingredients.
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In total, four units will be given new definitions: the kilogram, the ampere, the kelvin, and the mole.
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These changes, after thousands of years of sex-based definitions, are happening with a minimum of political scrutiny.
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She also stressed that she believes Microsoft's SLA definitions are far more stringent than those of its competitors.
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It doesn't work perfectly every time but it's still helpful to have, and it provides word definitions too.
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Massachusetts, New Jersey and other states use definitions of employment that include just about any hiring of people.
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If you're looking for more modest definitions (or a cheaper place to become "wealthy") you might try Dallas.
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Cheating also encompasses a spectrum of behaviors, and every couple has different definitions for what cheating really entails.
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"Definitions were changed and data 'cooked' to make the results look better than they were," the complaint states.
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Not all stock experts will honor the milestone because they use different definitions of bull and bear markets.
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Worth noting: Estimates of urban populations vary widely, mainly because the boundaries and definitions used can be subjective.
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That's because there is no standardization in data, in terms of product schema and definitions, and data format.
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To get around this, new definitions of what sentience or consciousness are will develop, but it's just semantics.
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In short, the more I asked for definitions, details and trends, the more he modified everything he said.
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The move would tighten gender definitions and essentially remove transgender and gender nonconforming identities from the legal definition.
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The Department of Justice has to determine if the definitions comply with the U.S. Constitution and pertinent laws.
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He notes the narrow and shifting definitions of "intelligence" and its measure by flawed and culturally bound tests.
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Definitions of color, Morrison says, define what it means to be an American, for belonging adheres to whiteness.
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But some of that is the era: less hidebound, with more elastic definitions of masculinity, and thus fatherhood.
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Here's what 'small business' means to key market players, and why it's so crucial you know their definitions.
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Lawyers that will argue about what's in and out of these definitions must be counting their fees already.
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They've created a framework to classify and understand the space, but they're also not sticklers for hard definitions.
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A nearly priceless potato photo and a Character Study involving definitions of success wrap up our Friday coverage!
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Definitions vary, but for our purposes, a "virtual currency" is a non-government-backed digital representation of value.
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So technically, by some definitions, they're not "alive"—but clearly a mule is as alive as anything else.
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The only difference from the status quo was that the definitions of girl and boy were in flux.
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But many have suggested that the two parties may be operating on different definitions of the critical term.
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This kid not only knew how to spell his words, he knew the definitions before they were given.
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The patchwork nature of the label means that many journalists and pundits are often working off different definitions.
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The department asked high school students nationwide to submit photographs that reflected their views and definitions of America.
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My work describes and contrasts the varieties of botanical sexuality to humanity's narrow definitions of gender and sexuality.
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Although much of Dr. Conway's writing focused on women, she knew that limited definitions and opportunities affect everyone.
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Last month, Recode said those numbers might be "overstating the progress" due to the different definitions of partner.
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An essential part of queerness is fluidity — between identities, expectations, definitions and that word no one likes, labels.
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You could look up definitions, but the best way to understand gaslighting is to go to the source.
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It included definitions of terms like jambalaya and étoufeé, just in case I didn't know what they were.
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It has puzzle games with talking letters and well-illustrated definitions to help your child learn to read.
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"The case definitions change, that's a good public health practice, they don't want to miss cases," he said.
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The challenge is especially acute in Minnesota because its tax code is closely tied to the federal definitions.
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There have been efforts to clarify the definitions of employer and employee, especially in relation to elected officials.
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Banning political ads is controversial to begin with, but unclear or complicated definitions would really make things difficult.
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But he added: "It's incumbent upon us to provide clear and dispassionate definitions of what these things mean."
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The new definitions are included in a bill that is currently in committee at the New York Senate.
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Varied definitions of persecution, hard-to-reach populations and overlapping religious and ethnic identities all complicate data-gathering.
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Make sure that the vehicle is an antique automobile as definitions vary among state agencies and insurance companies.
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The proposals could also vastly expand the definitions of criminal offenses that could subject an individual to deportation.
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Too often, in both our careers and our personal lives, we settle for old-fashioned definitions of success.
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When she interviewed at Merriam-Webster in 1998, she was puzzled to learn the job involved writing definitions.
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Ms. Halprin, who is still a potent influence on younger choreographers, repeatedly broke down traditional definitions of dance.
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O'Brien: I think we conflate the many different definitions of sexual harassment — the legal definition, someone's personal interpretation.
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All five meet the definitions of "foreign missions" under the Foreign Missions Act, according to the State Department.
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" One of its definitions is "to separate (something) into distinct parts and especially into groups having divergent views.
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Definitions of "millennial" vary, but most put the oldest members of the generation in their mid-30s today.
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Regulators are also considering narrowing the definitions of such terms as "proprietary trading" and "covered funds", they said.
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Under the Modern Slavery Act of 2015, definitions of trafficking conflict with common sense understandings of the term.
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The different definitions rolled off her tongue like everyday news items, presented in her usual clear, deadpan manner.
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Why it matters: Underreporting of incidents and differences in definitions make it difficult to collect data on sexual misconduct.
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In the United States, our cultural and legal definitions of gender have changed rapidly over the last few years.
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According to the organization People for Bikes, 2019 started with 11 states using the three-class e-bike definitions.
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But in the simplest of definitions, they sell gadgets and all three are seeing some form of pricing pressure.
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Putin's decision to stand by his minister suggests he values trust and loyalty above narrow definitions of managerial competence.
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Most classic definitions of democracy require some meaningful opposition and alternatives, and parties are essential for that to happen.
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But the episode might have played more with Stefan and his viewers having different definitions of a "good" result.
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Makeup, for centuries, has reflected the evolution of social definitions of class, gender, race, and most directly, sexual mores.
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While most of these formal experiments enriched the novel's investigation of definitions dispensed and lived under, one lost me.
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With a little creativity we can come up with other definitions of unemployment that yield an even higher number.
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It's the presupposed definitions of these roles that somehow persist, the labels and expectations we project onto one another.
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The Southern Poverty Law Center and the Anti Defamation League offer some explainers on the definitions of these ideologies.
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It's refreshing to witness a stalwart brand like Burberry take a firm stance on expanding the definitions of masculinity.
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It's also worth noting that the Carters are living definitions of Black excellence in every sense of the word.
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You log in with your Google account, are walked through basic coding definitions, and then you start the exercises.
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At the same time, attendees are still having earnest debates about the definitions of words like trust and credibility.
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Our thought bubble: In tech, market definitions are unusually fluid because hardware evolves quickly and software is infinitely malleable.
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I'd argue that Taylor — who is both a romantic and a strategist — is using both definitions in this song.
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Those on either side of the debate continue to argue over definitions of "self-defence", "active hostilities" and "imminent".
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A Black Moon is not an actual astronomy term and there's a couple different definitions floating around out there.
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It's important that everyone on your team or company is aligned on the definitions for the KPIs you choose.
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But it turns out these words, which once really meant something, now have very loose definitions and surprising contradictions.
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That avoids forcing every business to answer to 46 differing state regimes for definitions, tax rates, rules, and audits.
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Here's why they're simply not true: *Note: The exact definitions of "rape" and "sexual assault" differ state by state.
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Those kinds of AI have clear potential to create new definitions of what's possible and dramatically impact our future.
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The solution: consider both of these definitions of diversity — the broader definition and the more specific, identity-based definition.
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First, CIA officers never participated in torture: Under legal definitions at the time, enhanced interrogation techniques were not torture.
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But the gap between the underground and the mainstream has narrowed, and our definitions of fame are different now.
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However, that's not to say that the varied definitions of the American Dream have nothing to do with money.
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In supporting the investigation of Trump, Democrats have embraced expanding definitions of crimes like obstruction, conspiracy, and the like.
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I can't help but feel we are doing something right for her to be questioning those labels and definitions.
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As with many new technologies, it leaves us without norms and accepted definitions that clarify intentions, actions and consequences.
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Fong wrote a 2006 paper that lays out many of the scientific definitions and management strategies for this behavior.
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The courts have reversed market definitions in cases involving computers, hospitals, health care supplies, retail distribution and many others.
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Many of the contract's definitions are also identical to the template Axios previously published — including the brand/generic algorithm.
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ComInsure was questioned on Wednesday about allegations that it relied on outdated medical definitions to avoid paying out claims.
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What is the balance between using words as visual elements in a composition and the associations of their definitions?
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Never mind attempts to spin this story as somehow not meeting some definitions of collusion or obstruction of justice.
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But ethnic or religious definitions of the "nation," when translated into political priorities, put minority citizens at a disadvantage.
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When the lawsuit was filed, Michigan used several definitions of harassment, including the "perception" that certain behavior was bothersome.
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Colleges and schools would face stricter definitions of misconduct and new standards for launching investigations under the DeVos plan.
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If the attacks "aren't the definitions of hate crimes, I don't know what a hate crime is," he said.
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Rhotic. These are among the 533 new terms and definitions that Merriam-Webster added to its dictionary this month.
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Asked what it means to be a Democrat in 2020, caucusgoers drifted toward differing, if not always contradictory, definitions.
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From the moment he entered the N.F.L. he didn't comport himself to fit society's narrow definitions of black masculinity.
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Dictionary definitions of "robot" instead talk about computer-controlled machines that can carry complex tasks without extensive human oversight.
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The nonbinary pronoun is now listed as one of four definitions of the word by the online dictionary company.
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"You see us as you want to see us, in the simplest terms, the most convenient definitions," they declare.
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"I can't keep getting twisted up in different definitions on what's more progressive," he said during an interview Sunday.
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There are a million definitions in the natural hair world of what protective styling means, Montgomery told Business Insider.
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" As Atwood no doubt knows, one of the definitions given by Bible dictionaries for "Gilead" is "hill of testimony.
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"If these aren't definitions of hate crimes, I don't know what a hate crime is," McConnell told reporters Monday.
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We were accused of abandoning our job of writing definitions and subtweeting, trolling and owning members of the administration.
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The revised edition, and Porter, were attacked by Confederate sympathizers and opponents of abolition for politicking in their definitions.
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But he was perhaps best known for books that challenged the nation's prevailing notions and legal definitions of pornography.
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But the words I absorbed in online games had lodged themselves in my neural map without definitions or context.
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Each company has been both criticized and heralded for using pointed words in social media to promote its definitions.
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Global growth at 3% or less constitutes a recession, according to past definitions used by the International Monetary Fund.
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Definitions of a public good can vary, but the oft-used examples are lighthouses, national defenses and clean air.
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"We are aware that different aid groups use different definitions and have access to different data sources," she added.
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Roll forward 183 years and competition regulators take refuge behind legal definitions of types of misconduct, such as price-fixing.
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Third, definitions of what species are vary considerable among scientists and across different groups of organisms… further mudding the waters.
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Liberal Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg noted that the court normally follows statutory definitions unless it leads to an absurd result.
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Cramer said he was not using the traditional definitions of a bear market and a correction to make his case.
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"The frustration that Westerners have is these definitions -- that you can't be for the environment and a Republican," Cranney said.
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The leading digital dictionary announced 850 new definitions to its pages on Monday, and a lot of them feel overdue.
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Instead, Davis suggests, we should use the so-called "transgender tipping point" to explode our bureaucratic definitions of gender altogether.
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By many definitions, digital currencies backed, issued, and tracked by a government or central bank would not be a cryptocurrency.
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So far California and Maryland are the only states to have updated their definitions of infertility to include gay couples.
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Marxists may devote their lives to producing definitions of Marxism; conservatives prefer to get on with the business of government.
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The ruling led to a trend in social group definitions being scrutinized less strictly, according to the Cornell Law Review.
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N), which together manage a set of industry definitions called the Global Industry Classification Standard (GICS), propose renaming the sector .
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The smaller studies also varied in their definitions of pain and the context in which diabetes patients reported their pain.
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Still, how much do definitions really matter in classical music anymore, in an era of crossover, fusion and general experimentation?
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Ms. Brown, whose family is comfortable financially, found herself spending less once she reckoned with Dr. Brown's definitions of play.
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You don't need precise, nuanced definitions of online cheating to instinctively know what would send you packing if it happened.
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The company says the focus of Stack Overflow Documentation will be ongoing beyond definitions and on providing real-world examples.
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This reluctance stems, in part, from the different legal definitions of various forms of slavery, from trafficking to forced labor.
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All these definitions have examples where women are portrayed in a negative light, or are subject to sexist, outdated tropes.
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How do we know how to interpret what we are seeing, if interpretation is based on outmoded definitions of identity?
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That would be back in 1966, and definitions established in that case and its follow-ups are still in play.
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"We need some guardrails around the definitions to make sure we don't thwart foreign direct investments," said McLernon of OFII.
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Ballmer's lengthy report contains definitions and data but no policy recommendations or other analysis to help readers interpret the data.
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ML: Rick James was able to construct himself outside of traditional definitions of black masculinity but still maintain his sexuality.
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The actress playfully shot back at Martin, suggesting he "stay in your lane" and leave the science definitions to her.
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The amalgam of individual addiction definitions is part of the illiteracy that shapes views and influences ill-informed public policy.
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Please note that there are no universally agreed upon definitions among professionals, and everyone uses the words a bit differently.
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However, she's always been vocal about other issues, especially her body and how she fights society's narrow definitions of beautiful.
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And he's challenged conventional definitions of public art by openly asking what constitutes "a public" and what brings people together.
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And the RTPA allows each state to have its own definitions for taxable products, sales price, rules, and filing forms.
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IN ADDITION, RATING DEFINITIONS AND THE TERMS OF USE OF SUCH RATINGS ARE AVAILABLE ON THE AGENCY'S PUBLIC WEBSITE 'WWW.FITCHRATINGS.COM'.
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Also, talk to your VC about whether you are both in alignment on key business milestones and definitions of success.
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This is a song about lust and passion and, like, not worrying about definitions of a what a relationship is.
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Rather than contorting around tape, they're fluid—their narratives unfold effortlessly, smoothing over definitions, contradictions, and cracks in the telling.
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But these other definitions of diversity are important, too, according to Cynthia E. Clark, professor of management at Bentley College.
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Definitions of food loss and waste also vary widely, making comparisons hard, according to a document on the new standard.
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But over time, the Trump administration may consider changes to the Obama administration's currency definitions as the Treasury gains staff.
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The proposed removal of the concept of materiality from our sovereign default definitions would have no impact on existing ratings.
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It therefore qualifies as a "violent crime" under the federal law, Thomas wrote, adding that 31 states have similar definitions.
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In fact, a new survey from Charles Schwab finds that Americans lean towards definitions of wealth that money can't buy.
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Although experts debate precise definitions, terrorist attacks are considered to be unsuccessful if the operation does not proceed as planned.
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Another is that different studies use different definitions of slavery, with some including forced marriage, for example, and others not.
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Perhaps this singular dive of misguided creativity can be blamed on the United States' ambiguous definitions for so many liquors.
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He rigorously tests each product he reviews, and has strict definitions for what should be categorized in which star value.
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Different income definitions: The original elephant chart relied on surveys asking about either income or consumption, which were used interchangeably.
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Evangelicals seem amazingly satisfied with their own moral turpitude in defending a man who openly Yelps his daughter's bodily definitions.
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Muddled, catchall definitions such as these lend themselves to the sort of surreal politicking that we now see in Britain.
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Hate crime definitions instead seem to encompass every other category of bias-related violence, including race, religion, disability, and sexuality.
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My first encounter with college dating was with someone who was the exact Urban Dictionary definitions of unreliable and unpredictable.
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The reality is that, though Pollak may fit some definitions of journalist, he is more of a Trump-supporting provocateur.
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So even in our hardest puzzles, we try to provide plenty of straight definitions for the solver to work with.
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But in further research, Dr. Wammes found that this works even on word definitions, pictures, and abstract thoughts and ideas.
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The "public interest" definitions are so vague, they add, that the legislation could be weaponized to target the government's critics.
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There was a lot of back and forth on basic definitions of "dehumanizing" speech and how it would be policed.
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So even on our hardest puzzles, we try to provide plenty of straight definitions for the solver to work with.
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That sets up the two overlapping but differing definitions of "greatness" for fans of the "Make America Great Again" agenda.
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"GM/Cruise supports NHTSA establishing new definitions that apply only to ADS-DVs [autonomous vehicles] without manual controls," GM said.
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Racism, homophobia, xenophobia, and sexism currently serve as the basis for some of the most popular definitions on the site.
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If we did, we'd find women eschewing traditional definitions of what it means to be a wife or a mother.
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There are no doubt definitions of clannishness that would encompass Mr. Kushner — and President Trump, too, as Mr. Brooks suggests.
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By most definitions, it began on March 9, 2009 — when the S&P closed at 676, the bear market low.
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Based on ancient and modern definitions, it absolutely seems to apply in the most objective way that I can imagine.
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The 11-page document outlines core principles, definitions and a three-tier system that defines levels for intensity of force.
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Also invigorating is the idea that stylistic definitions are always profoundly porous when looked at in the light of day.
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This means thinking outside of the traditional definitions of diversity and including diversity of thought, style, approach, and life experience.
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They say CEO Elon Musk is playing fast and loose with definitions, overselling the technology and potentially creating safety issues.
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Pruitt is also working to develop a new rule to replace the Obama rule's definitions once it is fully repealed.
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The bull market turns 3,225 days old on Wednesday, which would make it the longest on record by most definitions.
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We know the Trumps don't know the meaning of complicit, but do they know the definitions of irony and treason?
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She argued that no genocide was committed under definitions of international law during what she described as an "internal conflict".
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The Merriam-Webster Dictionary had already added "googling," to its list of definitions, as a alternative to "searching the Internet."
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But the extent of the FCC's regulatory authority over broadband Internet access services hinges on the definitions of those terms.
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Then again, parents who hit their children might not be mindful of these differing definitions, or may use them interchangeably.
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HB 4066 clarified and modified some drone definitions and made it a class A misdemeanor to operate a weaponized drone.
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The 35 studies reviewed used different definitions for hype, but put together, they showed a wide range of shady strategies.
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MV: Several writers in the interviews bring up discovering Gertrude Stein and share differing views on definitions of Language Writing.
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Even the simplest definitions of p-values tend to get complicated, so bear with me as I break it down.
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The gap between what's happening and the government's ability to deal with it is, by most definitions, a policy crisis.
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You can check for some things, like circular definitions, where two variables are codependent in a way they shouldn't be.
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But, as Mr. Ortiz said, they gave voice on stage to competing definitions of what it means to be a Republican.
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Turner's case provides a particularly clear example of these shifting definitions, and it even led to a change in California law.
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Furthermore, our intuitive definitions of "learning" and "intelligence" would expand to include not only non-organisms, but non-individuals as well.
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What happens to the global internet when countries with different cultures have sharply diverging definitions of what is acceptable online speech?
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All jokes aside, I doubt Prince Harry was ever much of a troublemaker, at least by most definitions of the word.
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So the bottom line is on some definitions of designer babies they are here already and have been for some time.
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