Rather, banks tend to raise additional equity from diffuse shareholders or from funds with diffuse investors.
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In civilian terms, that means he wants to diffuse bombs.
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Instead of centralisation, they advocated diffuse power, competition and spontaneity.
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They did the best they could to diffuse the situation.
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The world of campaign finance, however, has become more diffuse.
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At Monday's hearing, Mr. Draghi sought to diffuse the dispute.
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"They just seem complicated and too emotionally diffuse," he said.
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"International trade creates diffuse benefits and concentrated costs," he added.
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The idea behind Scorsese's "Rolling Thunder Revue" feels equally diffuse.
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Authority has become something diffuse and flammable, like spray paint.
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That is the diffuse and confusing peculiarity of our exile.
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It's also bizarrely diffuse, but it's tempting to overlook that.
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The walls get painted with diffuse daylight throughout the day.
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Radtke's poetic language becomes diffuse and begins to resemble platitudes.
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Artful luxury became broader as a category, and more diffuse.
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A diffuse, melodic fog of birdsong hung over the scene.
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It is harder to shame diffuse behaviour than individual firms.
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Having another person present also helps diffuse the energy somewhat.
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But here's another reason: The tax bill creates diffuse but hard-to-trace costs alongside few but concentrated benefits; Obamacare repeal would have created concentrated easy-to-trace costs alongside few but diffuse benefits.
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Zuckerberg is no stranger to trying to diffuse the company's problems.
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"Mosques do the opposite of terrorism: They diffuse peace and dialogue."
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We further diffuse power out to America's unusually powerful judicial branch.
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"The X-Men" is a big, diffuse group that changes often.
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Dragonfly 44 is an incredibly large but diffuse and dim galaxy.
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The move could also diffuse a fight with the Brady Campaign.
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As for this picture, it's never boring but a trifle diffuse.
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The explanation, researchers said, was that atherosclerosis is a diffuse disease.
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The guest list is diffuse and inclusive, famous, infamous and unknown.
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Here the effect is more diffuse, and something intangible goes missing.
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The beneficiaries of trade are vastly more numerous, yet also diffuse.
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It can also diffuse for seven continuous hours with automatic shut off.
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In a statement, Sandmann said he hoped only to diffuse the situation.
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The pictures they produce are characterized by diffuse boundaries between different objects.
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Moodo relies on fans to activate its beads to diffuse a smell.
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"We'll try to do what we can to diffuse tensions," she said.
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There was no real standard of care for IDH1-mutant diffuse gliomas.
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The more spread out the tail, the more diffuse the comet becomes.
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A star is born inside a diffuse nebula called a molecular cloud.
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All this flows from the diffuse nature of the pre-referendum debate.
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But even then, she needs some liquid help to diffuse the tension.
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To diffuse the risks, the government has to phase out its guarantees.
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And, of course, you can set it to diffuse your favorite scent.
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Mark Ronson seemed to really diffuse anything that would've made DAP overwhelmed.
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In fact, A$AP tried to diffuse the situation, to no avail.
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Unlike male-pattern baldness, female-pattern baldness tends to be more diffuse.
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WG: It is unlikely Zuma will be able to diffuse this crisis.
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All are "queer," but that term, more than ever, seems impossibly diffuse.
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You can use the divider by a window to diffuse strong sunlight.
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Afterward, you can air dry or diffuse curls, depending on your preference.
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"There is no more diffuse urban legend than this one," he said.
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"It's a global A.I. revolution; it's one that's very diffuse," he said.
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If a reactor leaks, the heat can slowly diffuse into the pool.
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They were the individual that could diffuse a tense and confusing situation.
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But from this point the play becomes diffuse, a quilt of underdeveloped subplots.
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A divided Congress could help diffuse the current trade disputes with other countries.
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Van Dokkum has characterized other ultra-diffuse galaxies with the Dragonfly Telephoto Array.
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Tordil also reportedly shot a male bystander who tried to diffuse the situation.
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In private, the brothers say, they often diffuse any tension with a joke.
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He has done so by mobilising anti-fujimorismo, a diffuse but powerful sentiment.
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Trump has used Twitter effectively to diffuse his racist messages throughout American society.
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DIPGs, or diffuse intrinsic pontine gliomas, are, to put it mildly, not great.
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"As large as it is, it's still very thin and diffuse," Seibert said.
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Gypsy keeps thrusting Jean into situations designed to deflect and diffuse our interest.
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Translation: Offering more money could be an easier way to diffuse these matters.
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Debord defines two primary forms of the spectacle — the concentrated and the diffuse.
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In The Secret Commonwealth, this struggle grows both more intense and more diffuse.
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Try not to diffuse the tension with humor or give unsolicited advice either.
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With the alt-right, humor might be its most diffuse yet noxious offering.
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Dramatic traction suffers, probably as a result of the many, and diffuse, vignettes.
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The benefits of cutting carbon are diffuse — they go mostly to unborn generations.
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The diffuse nature of party membership has long been of note to scholars.
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The consequences of his assault on environmental protections have been serious but diffuse.
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Even with underscoring, though, tedium can descend on a play that's too diffuse.
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A large, diffuse and unyielding field of candidates is helping Bernie Sanders dominate.
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But in private, Amazon made a more concerted push to diffuse those concerns.
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Derivatives and other products once meant to diffuse risk had proven themselves profitable.
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Here are 5 powerfully simple ways to diffuse a fight with your partner.
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The root's briny flavor was diffuse, like a tint of rose in sunglasses.
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Prosecutorial power has always been diffuse in this country, and that's by design.
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It can also be used to diffuse essential oils for a little aromatherapy.
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We want to be the yep department and diffuse some of the anger.
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My anger, after all, has far more diffuse a target than one sticker.
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He tried to diffuse the tension through a statement he made on Facebook.
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Today, the far-right is diffuse, comprised of individuals who self-radicalize online.
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The document also lists metabolic acidosis, intra-abdominal hemorrhage and diffuse atherosclerotic vascular disease.
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Use a clean finger to buff any harsh edges and diffuse the color more.
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Each has a pattern of cells, or divots that are designed to diffuse sound.
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It's not surprising that an organization as diffuse as al Qaeda would have rules.
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"Most matter in the universe is diffuse, hot, and outside of galaxies," Ravi said.
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It also includes a diffuse network of those who comment on and share news.
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Trump did not help diffuse tensions once he began talking to a receptive audience.
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Such conversations build children's media literacy and help diffuse the scariness of a story.
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It also let the drug diffuse out steadily over the course of 14 days.
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Good-government parties depend on the diffuse hopes of citizens for a better country.
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"If you diffuse, don't let the dryer touch your hair," she's told us before.
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They cluster along coasts, diffuse across the open ocean, and sluice down inland rivers.
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Step 3: Using a smudger brush, diffuse the liner by lightly buffing and blending.
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Jellyfish don't have brains, just a diffuse webbing of cells called a 'nerve net.
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Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma is the most common form of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
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The diffuse spectacle of modern capitalism propagates itself by exploiting the spectator's lingering dissatisfaction.
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" Trade helps society as a whole, Buffett said, but its benefits are "very diffuse.
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He could, said his Times obituary, be "so unapproachable as to diffuse a frost".
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I think in his mind he got caught so he's trying to diffuse it.
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The symptoms can vary from person to person—diffuse pain, primarily, but also depression.
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Is that the way he was trained, to escalate, not diffuse, a tense situation?
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But Mr. Laris Cohen's work, deliberate even when it may seem diffuse, rewards patience.
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But the indiscriminate piling on of do-or-die stakes serves to diffuse concern.
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More often, it is blown in from abroad, pushed by a diffuse global scene.
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That speaks to a broader problem with online extremism -- "it's really diffuse," he said.
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Hadid is rightfully being called a hero for stepping in to diffuse the situation.
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Today's pitched mood of political crisis stems from more diffuse sources of cultural change.
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A good example is patients suffering from vague diffuse pains with no discernible cause.
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It is classified as an ultra-diffuse galaxy, a kind first recognized in 2015.
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Berio departs from Shakespeare in sometimes drastic ways, resulting in a more diffuse plot.
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She was eager to return home, and her pale face radiated a diffuse hope.
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Over space and time, chemicals either transform into one another or spread out (diffuse).
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That's particularly true of climate change, since the effects are both diffuse and long term.
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The breaking up is more diffuse, though breakup isn't even the right word for it.
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Rocky tried to diffuse the situation but eventually snapped and now has hell to pay.
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The diffuse light of a cloudy sky indicates a city that is preparing for winter.
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Such a panel would help harvest diffuse light in places where conditions are often cloudy.
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This is a probability that is hard to grasp—it seems both obvious and diffuse.
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Gas giants, like Jupiter, have lighter and more diffuse atmospheres that aren't conducive to habitability.
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The boyfriend reportedly didn't want her arrested, but rather for police to diffuse the situation.
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To date, those ideas have been diffuse, lacking a real coalition or a standard-bearer.
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"In climate change there's a lot of diffuse actors," said the University of Calgary's Olszynski.
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The most common are green (to stamp out redness) and rust (to diffuse undereye circles).
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The victim appeared to be trying to diffuse the situation when the cast guy struck.
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As its name suggests, the integrated spectacle is a combination of diffuse and concentrated elements.
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Jenner slipped into more comfortable generalizations to diffuse the focus from her on The View.
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The diffuse layers of responsibility make it hard to police or litigate the parties involved.
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But the preponderance of evidence downstairs is so diffuse that no logical narrative is possible.
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Its workforce was geographically diffuse; workers had inconsistent income, no benefits, and little job security.
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And it could diffuse some of the accusatory polarized atmosphere that's choking us all today.
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"This is the water stewardship strategy we are trying to diffuse worldwide," Mr. Egger said.
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Daunno's Curly, however, is amiable but diffuse, his affections and his sense of humor unclear.
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Conflict has changed, indeed, only to become more diffuse, fragmented, and intricate — not less dreadful.
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I believed that by remaining motionless and calm, I was helping to diffuse the situation.
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When they do, leadership expert Tiffany Dufu has a strategy to diffuse the situation: humor.
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But string theory flourishes in this milieu, positing extra spatial dimensions that diffuse the energy.
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So its policy reversal now looks intended to diffuse regulatory scrutiny around potential antitrust concerns.
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AI will soon diffuse, they say, and produce a second wave of productivity from computerization.
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For most of us, the danger of this unfolding disaster is still invisible and diffuse.
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But as production chains become more diffuse, they also become more fragile and less transparent.
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The drug trade is diffuse and can span thousands of miles from producer to consumer.
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Rosenstein came up with what appeared to be an adroit compromise to diffuse the situation.
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Back at his home office, Left tried to work, but the atmosphere was lazy, diffuse.
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Angela described a set of diffuse symptoms—fatigue, muscle aches, cognitive impairment—that defied diagnosis.
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That likely will diffuse some of the fireworks that could have come from his hearing.
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Sometimes I grab a shorter fluffy brush to diffuse matte shadows across the entire lid.
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McConnell, who appeared relieved by Roberts's efforts to diffuse the tensions, thanked the chief justice.
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By contrast, the climate benefits of those policies are diffuse, spanning over decades and continents.
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That may go on for a while, since grief is diffuse and hard to predict.
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"In an effort to diffuse the situation, Legend wrote, "I&aposm working on a solution.
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Accelerationism is a diffuse idea, and it's best to think of its influence as such.
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Some of these plans need to reflect that power is more diffuse than it was.
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Some of these plans need to reflect that power is more diffuse than it was.
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Further analysis revealed something even more surprising: an older, diffuse red inner ring around the core.
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The second attendant was apparently sent to diffuse anymore disputes, or get Liu off the plane.
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Most of the time, that DNA looks like a tangled ball of yarn—diffuse, disordered, chaotic.
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And while we are at it, it wouldn't hurt to diffuse our anger over political differences.
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Hayek set out to demonstrate that, to be safe, economic and political power must be diffuse.
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Then, diffuse sections of hair with a blow dryer and diffuser until everything is completely dry.
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Just use a nice, soft, cream bronzer that you're able to blend in and diffuse it.
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So if you warm the surface up to room temoperature then the atoms start to diffuse.
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The pot's three layers of enamel supposedly create a diffuse heat that cooks ingredients more gently.
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They seem to be a lingua franca of relief, an agreed-upon way to diffuse tension.
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The diffuse spectacle, which relies on a rich abundance of commodities, is typified by wealthy democracies.
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Edmondson claims he was trying to diffuse the situation when Green punched him in the jaw.
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While the problem of fake reviews is diffuse, some product categories are more infected than others.
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Leave only a single dim light to diffuse, as if barely there — maybe a flickering candle.
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Cancer, in Paget's time, was thought to diffuse from its primary site like a malignant inkblot.
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Levin argues that the Internet did not cause this shift but embodies today's individualistic, diffuse society.
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Firms can produce flawed medicines in one country and find channels to diffuse them into another.
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Senate GOP leaders, seeking to diffuse the situation, said they would gauge support for the legislation.
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When the woman started to cry, her husband reportedly intervened and attempted to diffuse the situation.
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Plus, you should avoid trying to diffuse the tension with humor or hand out unsolicited advice.
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But the movie-length treatment exposes the limitations of the actors, and the storytelling becomes diffuse.
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Even when they grasped for solid answers, their desire vaporized into a diffuse cloud of uncertainty.
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McBride handled the confrontation coolly, ignoring the protesters while her coworker attempted to diffuse the situation.
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Largely organized over social media, the movement is as diffuse as it is distrustful of authority.
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But Rosenstein came up with what appeared to be an adroit compromise to diffuse the situation.
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As a performance, it was immersive and diffuse — sometimes it was thunder, sometimes it was mist.
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"The lake is a perfect mirror, but our circle is rough and diffuse," Mr. Aranda said.
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Innisfil's political leaders have long struggled with how to provide public transportation for a diffuse population.
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In addition to a geographically diffuse work force, high turnover among drivers makes organizing a challenge.
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Mr. Rybczyk had diffuse large B-cell lymphoma, the most common type of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
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"A lot of times, you can diffuse it by letting them talk it through," Henske said.
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The diffuse activity reflects the state of the movement and its evolution over the past year.
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Over all, the music is crucial, by turns pensive and fidgety, solemnly harmonic and skittishly diffuse.
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It seems Katt is trying to diffuse the situation, but the kid orders him to stand.
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When everything is, or may be, a form of "election hacking," the techniques appear worrisomely diffuse.
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Earth-like planets are rocky, whereas Jupiter-like gaseous giants have a mass that's more diffuse.
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NGC1052-DF2 shows that these strange, ultra-diffuse galaxies have a whole lot more to teach astronomers.
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But now the machinery has figured out a quieter, diffuse way of making it a gradual process?
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Unlike focused mode, diffuse thinking doesn't happen in just one part of the brain — but all over.
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Those compounds have unique patterns that affect starlight, allowing astronomers to identify them as diffuse interstellar bands.
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It was extremely difficult on me and you did nothing to diffuse it at brunch as usual.
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Its application of its own rules are diffuse, and often only followed through on after public outrage.
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Sanders has since campaigned multiple times with her there in order to diffuse some of that disappointment.
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Single women, I'm sorry, all women, take it upon themselves to diffuse a situation that needs mellowing.
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All put together, it sure seems like the US and Iran won't diffuse the situation anytime soon.
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A plethora of bystanders also tried to diffuse the situation before park police arrived on the scene.
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The newborn ions then diffuse away from the surface and into the main body of the water.
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It's a sprawling film, but even at its most diffuse, it's guaranteed to stick in the memory.
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So, I don't know, a lot of this stuff, it's very diffuse harms and very tangible benefits.
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This diffuse, episodic narrative structure strips Claudio of much agency and gives him a certain moral ambiguity.
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Several other people were injured, and police fired tear gas in an attempt to diffuse the clashes.
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Certain metallic atoms, like silver and copper, diffuse through certain dielectric materials in a very similar way.
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Stuff like breast implants or the weird plastic pill—their meanings are so diffuse or interpretable anyway.
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Fares are perhaps 3-5% higher than they would be if ownership of airlines were truly diffuse.
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"There is resistance from conservative forces, but to date it has been diffuse and disorganized," he added.
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The Framers favored a single executive because they feared a plural executive would diffuse responsibility and accountability.
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Diffuse pungent orchestral harmonies, with pitches that split and chords that slide, cushion the tender vocal writing.
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But if you like beautifully acted, occasionally diffuse, immersive stories with complicated characters, this is your moment.
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But without a central figure or narrative to drive the history, this section ends up feeling diffuse.
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Signaling molecules called morphogens then diffuse through the embryonic tissues, eventually defining the formation of body parts.
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As refugees streamed into Europe, those diffuse sentiments for a vanishing past have found easily identifiable targets.
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Images of posters and magazine covers, as well as the rhythmic beat of techno music diffuse nostalgia.
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The museum show's clearly flowing narrative is complemented by a more diffuse, nonlinear presentation at Saarinen House.
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Political experts caution, however, that there are other variables at play that might help diffuse this impact.
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Instead of maintaining a sharp boundary between bead and vacuum, the bead's outline becomes cloudy and diffuse.
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Messy, diffuse and ever-expanding, it's like a hippie prayer circle where every congregant gets a turn.
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The path ahead has been unclear in part because the movement is diffuse, a grass-roots chorus.
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Various chronic or inflammatory disorders, autoimmune diseases or chronic infections may also cause diffuse telogen hair loss.
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The tweet was quickly deleted and Morey sent a follow-up tweet attempting to diffuse the situation.
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Johnson died ten years before the recording era began, and by then his influence had grown diffuse.
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The ancient collision would explain why Jupiter's core is less dense and more diffuse than scientists expected.
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The diffuse target base makes it much harder to stop than an attack on a single source.
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Between them, Mr. Schnabel's vibrant "Hope," from 1982, conjures a diffuse existential unease grounded in European motifs.
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The next morning, the woman's husband arrived at the hospital, enveloped in the same diffuse, blanching rash.
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"That might help at least somewhat diffuse respective concerns in Eastern Europe and in Washington," Nickel added.
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The Trump ideal point in the chart above should really look like a very diffuse probability cloud.
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That anticipation gives you the chance to clench your teeth and diffuse the energy of the blow.
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JC: Paint can do what it wants to do, and the references can be multiple and diffuse.
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Kemp, typically for a 2018 Republican, talks exclusively about diffuse threats to the white Christian cultural order.
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In a strange effort to diffuse the situation, the white man she was with started yelling at me.
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Ultra-diffuse galaxy NGC1052-DF2 Image: Pieter van Dokkum/Ryan F. MandelbaumStrong skepticism should always accompany strong claims.
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Devin was diagnosed with diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma, a very aggressive brain cancer with no cure, in January.
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The National Weather Service doesn't name winter storms, in part because they can be so widespread and diffuse.
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That's where experts come in to help companies and public figures get ahead of and diffuse difficult situations.
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New products diffuse more quickly or more slowly depending on whether average incomes rise rapidly or more moderately.
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Its operations also have become more diffuse in recent years, with affiliates in different countries operating somewhat independently.
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Because it's still cold in New York City, I'll diffuse with medium heat before I leave the house.
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Managers are taught about maternal bias and trained to "diffuse" the anxiety employees likely feel when discussing leave.
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"Quickly changes subject to distract/diffuse with knowledge she's dating someone else," he wrote alongside the text chain.
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I've even found in my personal use of [Microsoft Teams] — they're a great way to diffuse potential tension.
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I have developed some affection for the enterprise, which is much more diffuse than other New York fairs.
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But because it is so big and diffuse with expanding gas on the outside, its light is faint.
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Google almost quadrupled in value in the year after floating, which bought tech a lot of diffuse goodwill.
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" Carballo, the complaint states, instructed Lee to roll onto his back "in an attempt to diffuse the situation.
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Cuoco says she urged him to stick around to diffuse the tension so she wouldn't burst into tears.
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He's there to diffuse (or heighten) the sexual tension between our love interests David (Hugh Grant) and Natalie.
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It's a beautiful record that can function as a concentration aid, but its charms are diffuse by design.
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It's a diffuse concept that has not received much serious consideration, save for a few academics and historians.
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In other words, the future of silhouette is going to be a lot more diffuse than the past.
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People felt exhausted by the continuous purges, rallies and criticism sessions and conducted a diffuse revolution from below.
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After the game, DeCastro received praise from viewers and even Garrett himself for helping to diffuse the situation.
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Only by addressing the problems, not ignoring them, can we diffuse the growing tension that fueled Trump's rise.
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Approaching cooperation from the bottom up makes for diffuse and frustratingly slow progress, but it makes for progress.
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Saudi officials say the threat now posed by the Islamic State is more diffuse and difficult to detect.
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When it comes to reducing CO222 emissions, the chain between cause and effect is frustratingly long and diffuse.
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Governance in India suffers from the country's sheer size and the fact that power here is highly diffuse.
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She will attempt to exploit the same diffuse anger, resentment and anxiety that produced Brexit and President Trump.
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" He added, "The diffuse nature of power means that it is easy to pass on responsibility to others.
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It looks like Jake was able to diffuse the situation, as him and Julia are seen walking away.
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Mustachifier, available on Bed Bath & Beyond and Amazon, $9.99Few things diffuse tears and panic for babies like pacifiers.
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Pay special attention to how they diffuse complex situations and the words they use to explain complicated ideas.
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Morey did follow up his deleted tweets with some more remarks in an attempt to diffuse the situation.
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Seven-year-old Emma Mertens has DIPG, or Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma, a rare form of brain cancer.
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Instead, innovations in health care diffuse unevenly across geographic regions — not unlike the spread of a contagious disease.
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"Both sides should try to diffuse misunderstandings by meeting face-to-face," Moon said at the press conference.
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And think about that for a moment—the police are called in to diffuse these very fraught situations.
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Dr Atala and his colleagues therefore print minute channels through their structures, to let nutrients and oxygen diffuse in.
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Start just above the inner corner of your eye, swipe it upwards, then diffuse the color into the crease.
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But harassment can come in diffuse form—atomized comments here and there that add up to a hostile atmosphere.
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Meanwhile, WIRED looked at a controversial new program that is working to diffuse extremism and reform American ISIS recruits.
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" Partee said that he tried to diffuse the situation due to the "aggression, the anger, and just being outnumbered.
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This lopsided number contains a hopeful sign: a concentrated problem is easier to tackle than one that is diffuse.
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Taken together, these operations point to a diffuse and growing network of influence in Europe and the United States.
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Qatar also used its contacts with Tehran to diffuse tensions after the United States killed Iranian General Qassem Soleimani.
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In Haddish's new interview with The New York Times, the actress revealed she uses humor to diffuse uncomfortable situations.
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The data is actually a by-product of Intergral scanning diffuse cosmic X-ray background from supermassive black holes.
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Despite 8-10 security members and Rams personnel stepping in to diffuse the situation, Peters couldn't let it go.
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More recently, Pence sought to diffuse speculation, fanned by Trump, that the election would be illegally stolen from Republicans.
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Sandoval uses transparent materials that diffuse light and cast multi-layered shadows, but the artist goes further than that.
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Dark matter, if it exists, is extremely diffuse and it will have no discernible effect on the solar system.
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So they can see it for real because it's clear that even their knowledge is a little bit diffuse.
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Through a new political advocacy group, GOPAC, Gingrich and his allies worked to diffuse these tactics across the party.
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But it would help diffuse the cycle of retaliation and escalation that's built up over the last 40 years.
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If you find the lowest setting to be still too bright, you can diffuse it with the included filter.
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"It's a matter of diffuse benefits and concentrated costs, but our political system hasn't addressed those costs," he said.
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The kickoff times were too diffuse; the distances too great; work and sleep and time got in the way.
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The room is filled with diffuse northern light from the handmade clerestory windows installed in the vaulted vertical space.
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Its promise to diffuse control — at some point in the future — relies on technology that is not yet developed.
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Shirkey decided to focus on gas pump warning labels precisely because the responsibility for climate change is so diffuse.
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One last thing: If The Narrow Door's mood is a long, diffuse friendship, then what's lurking, subterranean, is catastrophe.
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The sound was thin, murky and diffuse, like a cloudy broth; the brasses were inelegant even when not flubbing.
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Linked by a diffuse network of shared friends and land, they would be impossible to locate without insider knowledge.
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Their diffuse allover fields recall Jackson Pollock's freehand drip paintings but are made with brush, sponge and palette knife.
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The rigidity of the system and the difficulty of changing it is an advantage meant to keep power diffuse.
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Some of these mysteries are agreeable because they provoke questions that help give shape to an otherwise diffuse movie.
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Its outline, for example, won't look well-defined most of the time and will resemble a diffuse, sprawling cloud.
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The result can feel diffuse, and her attempts to pivot back to her central topic are often slightly abrupt.
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Detail, story, selection are traits that Drndic grew to disdain as her work grew ever more demanding and diffuse.
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The diffuse nature of the transportation system occasionally causes sniping among agencies, which was precisely what happened last week.
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Thirty years later, porn is more pervasive than ever, but it's also more diffuse—and so are the debates.
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Its meaning had become too diffuse, they argued, covering everything from physical assault to private thoughts to government policies.
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Without words, Aged has to lean solely on his melodies, the emotional effect of which is diffuse and complicated.
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From there, Mike's career snaked through rap's underground, which by the mid-aughts had become diffuse and economically depressed.
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Not only does this show the diversity of these diffuse objects, but it actually strengthens the case for dark matter.
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The movement appears to be taking on a diffuse, leaderless structure, similar to Occupy Wall Street and Black Lives Matter.
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After doing some research, I began to wonder: If I diffuse lavender while I sleep, will that make a difference?
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Once the device is implanted beneath the skin, the drug begins to diffuse across the membranes into the patient's body.
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It also studied the origin of Saturn's diffuse outer E ring, which seemed to come from the planet's moon, Enceladus.
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Devin Suau was given between eight months and two years to live, after being diagnosed with diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma.
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But as the war has dragged on, growing more diffuse and complex, many international monitoring groups have essentially stopped counting.
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Mesh networks reconfigure the typical hub-and-spoke model of the internet into a more diffuse method of internet access.
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It's too soon to be exact about a movement so diffuse and containing so many factions, some disputing the label.
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Dish has talked about building a wireless network for years but has always wanted a partner to diffuse the cost.
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She weakened the concentration of these prey odors to determine how diffuse an odor a shark could still pick up.
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I try to diffuse the situation by telling them we're shooting a music video for a German artist—no chance.
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This time the transition is likely to be faster, as technologies diffuse more quickly than they did 200 years ago.
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An ancient collision, the researchers suggest, would explain why Jupiter's core is less dense and more diffuse than scientists expected.
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Mr. Neenan's most compelling work has been to pop music; it seems that his response to classical scores is diffuse.
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Intervening doesn't necessarily mean physically stopping something or resulting in violence, there are plenty of ways to diffuse a situation.
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Walsh: When you think about psychedelics, their effects are largely on the serotonergic system, whereas cannabis' effects are very diffuse.
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These effects, although disastrous, are diffuse and tend to lag, meaning they do not resonate well with hyper-empathic types.
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That's why the blobs are more diffuse when experts are compared with each other than when they're compared with CellarTracker.
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In the West that power is still decentralized, diffuse, divided and polarized, and therefore likely to be limited and checked.
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In all these cases there is regression in cognitive organization to a less specific, more diffuse and hierarchically disorganized state.
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They had one of three diseases: diffuse large B-cell lymphoma, primary mediastinal B-cell lymphoma or transformed follicular lymphoma.
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While still capturing Curry's brusque impatience, the album's second half is more diffuse, with little skits and lighter pop beats.
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What they don't get is the more diffuse, anti-rational, emotion-driven energies that animate large parts of the electorate.
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After years at Bryant Park and Lincoln Center, Fashion Week has become diffuse, held at various sites throughout the city.
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In order to diffuse holiday worries, some people take to social media to offer their expertise in Thanksgiving-related quandaries.
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Another portrait of a 17th-century scientist, this piece is more diffuse than "Galileo," perhaps better classed as an oratorio.
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You twisted it and the space-age pine gel inside would diffuse its scent throughout the shitter, and NOT delicately.
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This revenue model would spread costs among all parts of our economy and diffuse the impact on any one sector.
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Banking regulation, for instance, intensely affects the people who don't like it — bankers — while having diffuse benefits across the citizenry.
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Several weeks later, after the Republican health care bill's failure in the House, the national focus has become more diffuse.
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If anything, the feminism of today seems more diffuse, varied, and subject to interpretation (or co-optation) than ever before.
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How will you diffuse the drama over the Dana Schutz show at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston, Virgo?
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In particular, he characterized the bacon comment as his attempt to lighten the mood and diffuse divisiveness around same-sex marriage.
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Before the kids have a meltdown on the turnpike, get their favorite mobile device in their hands to diffuse the situation.
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Earlier this year, Adalynn Joy Sooter died 19 months after she was diagnosed with diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma in November 2016.
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Ultra-diffuse galaxy NGC1052-DF2 (Image: Pieter van Dokkum)From what scientists have gathered, galaxies are nearly synonymous with dark matter.
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"These ultra-diffuse galaxies have a huge variety of properties," study lead author Pieter van Dokkum from Yale University told Gizmodo.
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And individuals and diffuse coalitions are increasingly able to traffic in military technology, digital viruses, and other dangerous, potentially lethal tools.
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Indeed, it is so concerned that it has ignored the first Hong Kong lesson, by developing a diffuse and unrealistic agenda.
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When it reappeared into pre-dawn skies last week, it has taken on a beautiful green hue with a diffuse coma.
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That most likely means its quinones, although still involved in receiving electrons, are mobile and able to diffuse through the membrane.
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Organized groups oppose many of those changes and, in our political system, organized interests generally wield more power than diffuse interests.
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Not being attached to a particular trip or a particular set of things also helps diffuse a lot of that stress.
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Spicer did apologize, and tried to diffuse by saying the info was already out there, and that he wasn't giving analysis.
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It was an attempt to diffuse the obvious uncomfortable tension in the room (because CANCER), and to keep me hanging on.
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Astronomers have known for some time that our galaxy is nestled inside a halo of diffuse, star-forming material called plasma.
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"If you diffuse your hair properly, all of the oils and emollients in the cream are going to shine," she notes.
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In December, Braylynn, now 5, was diagnosed with a Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG) tumor, a deadly form of brain cancer.
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The happy-go-lucky pup has diffuse pyogranulomatous inflammation, an autoimmune disease, which started attacking her body – starting with her paw.
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How do you battle a group with a diffuse network that can convert basic tools like cars into weapons of terror?
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When Californians voted to legalize recreational weed, the state government saw an opening to reign in this diffuse, largely unregulated market.
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But astrocytomas are diffuse, spreading their lacy filaments throughout the supporting and insulating tissues of the brain, and they grow back.
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That sprawling, diffuse community isn't united by much, but in every corner its members have adopted the idea as their own.
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Consumers and companies cannot rapidly change their routines, which means that innovations can take generations to diffuse into the real world.
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The next big problem for single-payer is that it rationalizes, concentrates, and clarifies an irrational, diffuse, and hidden financing system.
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It has a more diffuse, and more unusual focus on the community around those heroes, that works in fits and starts.
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But over the course of their eastward trip, it became clear that the intent of the movement's supporters was more diffuse.
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Following a North Korean missile launch Monday, Trump said China is "trying hard" to help diffuse tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
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There are many situations where properly managed bug bounty programs will diffuse situations that otherwise could have gotten out of hand.
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As trust has declined, so has the ability of HR to diffuse complicated workplace situations without resorting to its legal toolset.
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That's my tip for women with fine curls: don't fully diffuse your curls because the curls will lose their natural texture.
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One example he suggested was replacing men and women who diffuse bombs and other dangerous explosives with an AI-powered robot.
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As it cycles through the highs and lows of Fiorello's life, the book becomes diffuse, and crucial relationships are left undeveloped.
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Instead, the disaster was more diffuse, permeating nearly every aspect of Trump's presidency, but nonetheless never quite reaching an inflection point.
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She says "Let's figure this out" is a team-building, yet confident, statement that helps to diffuse tension and open conversations.
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A move toward lower rates could diffuse some of Trump's anger and Wall Street's anxiety, soothing concerns ahead of the election.
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The drugs would then diffuse through a membrane into the inner ear—the same technique is used to treat ear infections.
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The cases highlight just how hard it is to convict those involved in complex corporate decisions where there is diffuse responsibility.
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This is part of what muddies the politics of environmental regulation: Costs are specific and concentrated; benefits are uncertain and diffuse.
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U.S. government assessments judge ISIS to be "operational" in 18 countries, meaning the threat has become more geographically diffuse and localized.
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He needs remedial training in how to de-escalate and diffuse a situation and use his head instead of bully tactics.
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They found that the eruptions reduced the amount of direct sunlight hitting the earth but increased the amount of diffuse light.
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No administration winds up reaping credit for the dozens of potentially troubling situations they manage to diffuse without normal people noticing.
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If tech becomes sort of diffuse and in everything, and everything is technology, does that make what you're covering less interesting?
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But they fear that large, diffuse candidate fields in some districts could result in two Republicans qualifying for the November ballot.
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Hossein Rahimi, who heads Tehran's police, told local media that his officers "shot tear gas in some areas" to diffuse protests.
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American policies have contributed to metastasizing Al Qaeda into a diffuse global movement and intensified radical militancy in the Muslim world.
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And if your husband's emotional MO is to deflect/diffuse/muddy, then the post-marital silence will be more powerful still.
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By listening to others and helping to mediate disputes, collaborative types are able to diffuse problems and encourage better working practices.
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It upends diplomacy that various players are trying to engage upon to calm down the situation and to diffuse the situation.
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Renewables are inherently diffuse and uncontrollable in energy content and power density, while fossil fuels are highly concentrated, reliable and versatile.
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But going broad also has made J.Crew's identity more diffuse: It looks more like every other clothing company on the market.
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Yeah, I think it's one of the big areas where it allows you to extract signal from this very diffuse data set.
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But the border trade is too fluid and diffuse to halt the determined Mr Kim, who cares nothing for his people's hardship.
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The opposition -- diffuse and decentralized -- will go to ground, revert to a nagging insurgency and retain some capacity to harass the regime.
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A diffuse glow fills the sky and is brightest in the middle of the map, along the central plane of our galaxy.
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"The diffuse ISM was historically considered too harsh and tenuous an environment for appreciable abundances of large molecules to occur," Cordiner said.
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Team owners versus the general public is a one-sided fight, a classic example of concentrated gain taking precedence over diffuse pain.
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"I believed that by remaining motionless and calm, I was helping to diffuse the situation," Sandmann said of his interaction with Phillips.
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Meanwhile, in the US and Western Europe, EBV-related gastric (stomach) cancers, diffuse large B-cell lymphomas, and PTLD are more prevalent.
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That said, it is extremely difficult to organize a strike among a group as disparate and diffuse as Uber and Lyft drivers.
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To achieve a more diffuse effect, apply and let dry before gently blurring any obvious lines or excess pigment with your finger.
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The right panel shows a bi-color index map that reveals both the outer ring (blue) and diffuse inner ring (light green).
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Now, Mark's been making that point that ... It's sort of like a leftist point to try to diffuse criticism from the left.
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But some members of the opposition have refused to participate in the talks, accusing the government of using them to diffuse protests.
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But surely, it's a good thing that a shred of scientific knowledge has finally managed to diffuse into our future leader's head?
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Why it matters: This is a big, durable field of candidates with staying power — promising a long, diffuse scramble to define liberalism.
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Kymriah is also approved for adults with high grade B-cell lymphoma and diffuse large B-cell lymphoma arising from follicular lymphoma.
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What might otherwise have been a diffuse backlash at the Games now seems to be consolidating around Fora Temer—Out With Temer.
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It is impossible to know how exactly the tragedy in Dallas will impact these wider, more diffuse conversations about policing and punishment.
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He emphasized that the two sides remained in close discussions, and expressed confidence that both sides had enough wisdom to diffuse tensions.
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The device, made from silicone rubber, can operate even when there is diffuse light, which means it will work under cloudy skies.
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One concern is that there will be fierce competition among several wannabe financial centres, leading to a diffuse and inefficient financial system.
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In the past decade, though, the country chart has decelerated, as hits make slow progress through a big but diffuse musical marketplace.
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Because that green light is diffuse, it can then be funneled to a small receiver that converts the light back to data.
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Here was a once-in-a-70-year opportunity to diffuse this longstanding conflict; optimism was on the rise in many circles.
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Though it's packaged as a kind of literary thriller, the narrative spreads outward in many directions, becoming ever more diffuse and irresolvable.
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Regardless of her wants, you can still reach out to diffuse the awkward tension that's stopped you from hanging with your pals.
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The demonstrated breakthroughs of AI technologies are not yet affecting much of the economy, but they portend bigger implications as they diffuse.
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We laugh because we think it's the best way to diffuse an awkward situation — or to maneuver out of a dangerous one.
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These are all very moving and insightful works, but the other pieces in the room make the exhibition feel diffuse, almost rambling.
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" Ms. Halkin added, "There wasn't social media to diffuse it, but people have always wanted to illustrate and to showcase their lives.
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"Solar energy is abundantly available but is too diffuse to be really useful to carry out chemistry," Noël said in an email.
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The delayed result, a form of diffuse hair loss called telogen effluvium, was causing her hair to fall out in frightening clumps.
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Next, I&aposll throw my hair up into a terrycloth towel (aka "plopping") so it&aposs not soaking wet when I diffuse.
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There aren't a ton of neutrals, but there are enough matte colors to diffuse the glimmers and metallics so they're more wearable.
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Such a move could diffuse the issue, which will take place the same week Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman visits Washington.
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The result is a mistaken attraction toward policies with benefits that are immediate and obvious verses those that are delayed and diffuse.
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Despite the diffuse nature of these pro-democracy protests, knowing the pressure points of this network may enable China to collapse it.
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This means that less pressure is available to let these molecules diffuse into our vascular systems—basically, it gets harder to breathe.
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Whatever haunts the images is out of the frame, and what's in the frame is too diffuse or evanescent to build on.
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The large galaxy is highly visible due to its wealth of stars, but the center of it was very faint and diffuse.
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In "Rambler," which had its debut at New York Live Arts on Thursday, I found it diffuse to the point of dullness.
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While I passionately support policies that would make Americans safer and diffuse racism, I don't think people are going to change anytime soon.
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They provide a surface through which oxygen can diffuse into the animal, and this oxygen is then carried by peristalsis to other places.
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He&aposs extending an olive branch to try to diffuse long-term tensions with an adversary that has nuclear weapons aimed at us.
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If they get wobbly or try to diffuse the key Trump policies that Trump won on, that he ran on, danger lies ahead.
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She notices that Jud's slow, off-kilter lurk could translate into danger before anyone else, and tries to diffuse Curly's streak of aggression.
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But then it diverges into a more diffuse portrait of We Copwatch's most famous members, and it loses track of the bigger picture.
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The water-carbon cooling system tweaks the liquid cooling system found on the device since the S7, to help diffuse heat more efficiently.
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The interior is clad with 10,000 distressed gypsum panels, each individually computer-designed both to diffuse the sound and to keep it rich.
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No one work in Offal oversimplifies food culture's complexities, but as with many large group shows, the content can get a bit diffuse.
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The inquiry into the Trump Organization's payments from foreign nationals underscores how diffuse Mr. Trump's sources of income have been over many years.
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There are roughly 3 million Uber drivers across the globe — a workforce too vast and diffuse to organize for an effective work stoppage.
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Israel's government tried to diffuse tension over access to the al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem by removing metal-detectors it had installed there.
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The galaxy's spiral disk of stars is actually made of two parts: a thinner, denser region encompassed by a thicker, more diffuse region.
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But The King of Limbs and now A Moon Shape Pool are as musically diffuse as their lyrics, leaving the words themselves exposed.
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Devin had an inoperable brain tumor with no known cure -- a type of pediatric cancer known as Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma -- or DIPG.
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They found that by adding a bit of electric stimulation, the atoms diffuse through the electrode gap, like calcium ions between two neurons.
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And officers are supposed to be trained to diffuse volatile situations and peacefully engage all nonviolent suspects, even ones that make them uncomfortable.
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The discovery of this object shows that the class of ultra diffuse galaxies is far more diverse than we could have ever imagined.
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But it is well documented that Putin has created a diffuse intelligence network that allows him to exert influence while maintaining plausible deniability.
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" Overall, Orbey wrote, "like other men who have reëmerged in recent months, he seems to have channelled his experience into a diffuse bitterness.
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To the contrary, you hear Rocky in the first video trying to diffuse the situation, saying no one wants to go to jail.
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The Office filter is unnervingly good at scrambling all nearby sound, turning office conversations into a wall of diffuse noise that doesn't distract.
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Over email, Johnson explains the process that birthed these songs in predictably diffuse terms, emphasizing that the songs are driven by feelings first.
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Moreover, the harms are often diffuse—externalities that are nearly impossible to precisely quantify—whereas the profits are concentrated and very easily counted.
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"He was not taking no for an answer, so eventually I wrote my number down thinking that would diffuse the situation," Bechtel says.
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And the regulators in charge of keeping these moving parts aligned are even more diffuse and fragmented than they were three decades ago.
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The over-the-air release is coming to the latest Nexus devices, which represent a small slice of the diffuse Android hardware world.
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It won't bring you back to life, and I won't really die, I'll just diffuse into a mist for, like, forty-five minutes.
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" Supporting a "constructive approach," Xi encouraged the two nations to "put aside and diffuse differences while at the same time building common ground.
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But instead, Juno's measurements showed that heavy elements were diffuse through Jupiter's center, in an area up to half of the planet's radius.
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It's especially refreshing to see Ms. Buchanan's 1981 earthwork "Marsh Ruins," for instance, as conversant with Robert Smithson's similarly diffuse, ephemeral land art.
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The diffuse, leaderless uprising began in opposition to a planned fuel tax but soon turned into a denunciation of economic injustice more broadly.
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This approach helps Japan diffuse direct pressure from countries like the United States to open up its politically sensitive markets, such as agriculture.
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The source did not specify which countries would be impacted, but said it would be a "moving target" given the diffuse terrorist threat.
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The so-called Committee to Save America does not describe a diffuse, unwieldy group of career officials with little influence outside their cubicles.
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In contemporary corporations, the decision-making process is so diffuse that it can be difficult to establish criminal culpability beyond a reasonable doubt.
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After Russia capitalized on a diffuse Mexico back line with a slow-roller past Ochoa, Mexico wasn't going to let their reputations tarnish.
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So, how do you diffuse that in this ... How do you compete in this system when you're in this system, just in general?
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Simply roasted, the cauliflower would pair well with complex, diffuse, barrel-aged whites, like classic white Riojas, white Rhône blends or Oregon chardonnays.
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It was entirely possible that given how geographically diffuse the Tea Party groups were, this algorithm would return nonsense instead of coherent topics.
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The drugs are a brand-new cultural development, historically speaking, and their diffuse biological effects — especially in the developing brain — are largely unknown.
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It doesn't mean the aggregate gains aren't positive, but the thing is the gains are very diffuse and small at the individual level.
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Pool was abstract and diffuse, which is charming in its own way, but The House's instrumental choices feel pointed, dynamic, and self-assured.
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" J.M. Berger, a violent ideologies researcher and the author of Extremism, told me, "The diffuse nature of the movement presents a big challenge.
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In his mature style, the diffuse mythic imagery of his earlier work is supplanted by harder-edged invocations of the here and now.
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This stab at conflict resolution illustrates the diffuse nature of Iraqi politics, where key power brokers sometimes have no formal or elected authority.
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Tecci is still figuring out how to fill her children's schedules—online resources for parents right now, she says, are diffuse and disorganized.
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The relentless trills and tremolos of Scriabin's Sonata No. 10 — which is sometimes played lusciously but was here diffuse and gauzy — glittered angrily.
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Designating these crimes as acts of terror also means more investigative resources and more ways to understand (and ultimately diffuse) this growing threat.
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These, it says, refer to what China must do to become more productive and innovative: remove economic distortions, diffuse technology and foster discovery.
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Allow your eyesight to diffuse to either side of the spot, engaging your peripheral vision and hold this peripheral vision for 10 seconds.
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Silver attempted to diffuse the controversy in a statement on Tuesday, explaining that it was not the NBA's job to adjudicate political differences.
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Such a move could diffuse the issue, which is set for debate as Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman visits Washington this week.
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When Lowe arrived, Granados-Diaz attempted to harm himself, but the firearm did not discharge, giving Lowe an opportunity to diffuse the situation.
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Word of the Day : allowing fluids or gases to pass or diffuse through _________ The word permeable has appeared in 21 articles on nytimes.
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Unconvincing in the extreme, she adds nothing of interest and succeeds only in drawing attention away from Claire, an already frustratingly diffuse character.
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Even under the best of circumstances, nobody should be in the position of having to manage one entity with such a diffuse mandate.
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After all, Islamism, like good art, is innately subversive; it captures diffuse feelings of alienation in a way that is difficult to fabricate.
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It's a little more diffuse than modern superclusters that have relatively compact structure, with small groups of galaxies clustered nearer to one another.
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Essentially conduits, they are especially useful in places with diffuse centers of power, where everyone is busy trying to anticipate the leader's whims.
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As it expanded further and further, it lost energy and momentum, becoming diffuse, aimless, and, by the end of book five, plain boring.
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Your level of comfort and the language you use with a child can reinforce or diffuse negative and potentially dangerous stereotypes of LGBTQ people.
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Complete the look by applying a light layer of Invisimatte Blotting Powder to absorb excess shine and diffuse pores for an instantly filtered appearance.
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Poulter reportedly tried to diffuse the situation during the flight ... and when he felt Olesen was under control, he decided to take a nap.
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America has a powerful executive, Britain has a high degree of centralisation and France has both, but in Germany power is diffuse and plural.
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The threats that beset the world's technological infrastructure, to say nothing of our mutual humanity, are dire, diffuse, immense in scope, and rapidly evolving.
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Another volunteer with hyperpigmentation showed the least improvement (it's not a concealer, so it doesn't completely cover) — but it did help to diffuse unevenness.
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David Turner Jr., who was diagnosed with Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG) in April, reported for duty on Monday with the Kentucky State Police.
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In particular, despite being centered on San Francisco instead of Silicon Valley, its impact is still likely to diffuse throughout the broader Bay Area.
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"It's just using the information that customers have willingly shared with us and enable our crew members to better diffuse situations ahead of time."
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As his brother tried to diffuse the situation, a percussionist hit him in the head with a trophy while shouting more anti-gay slurs.
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Of course there's an establishment, but it's much more diffuse, much less lavishly funded, much less insistent on orthodoxy and forgiving of loyal incompetence.
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Policies with diffuse benefits and concentrated costs, such as environmental regulation, are hard to implement in systems that erect too many hurdles to legislation.
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At times, she's been called on try to defend her father and diffuse controversies, in some of the toughest moments of the Trump campaign.
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For a system to form Turing patterns, two chemicals must diffuse at different rates through the medium in which the reaction is taking place.
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In the initial video ... you hear A$AP attempting to diffuse the situation, playing peacemaker and saying no one wants to go to jail.
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A former chief-of-staff in the IRA, McGuinness is credited with helping diffuse the decades-long conflict centered on Irish independence and unification.
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Then they can help diffuse harassment by calling it out in person or via emoji and stickers and, if possible, informing a trusted adult.
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He emphasized that the United States and China remained in close discussions, and expressed confidence that both sides had enough wisdom to diffuse tensions.
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Novartis is also testing its drug in diffuse large b-cell Lymphoma (DLBCL), the most common form of non-Hodgkin lymphoma, as is Kite.
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Yet the successive sketches in futility, while clear enough (dragging chairs in a circle for no reason), are widely spaced and diffuse in impact.
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There's a diffuse feeling, a sense that there is an inner totalitarian power that can threaten one, and one has to submit to it.
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During the London run, some critics complained that the play was ultimately too diffuse, that it didn't advocate strongly enough for any particular stance.
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Third, the economic benefits of climate change policies will, in general, be more diffuse than the cost impacts, presenting another challenge in representative democracies.
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But after a series of underwhelming auctions this winter and talk of a market correction, the crowd was a little more diffuse this year.
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With time we will learn, no doubt, of many behind-the-scene efforts by major players to diffuse the crisis, some real, some exaggerated.
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Ublituximab is also being evaluated in combination with another TG experimental drug, TGR-1202, for use in CLL and diffuse large B-cell lymphoma.
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Mr. Chernov, whom she married in 1997, is, in a sense, her opposite: garrulous, diffuse, a generalist with experience in ballet, acting and directing.
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The big picture: Israel considered withdrawing its ambassador over the matter, forcing a Polish delegation to visit in an effort to diffuse the situation.
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And if that's not what they mean, it just shows that the term has become so diffuse that it's not really a useful label.
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The diffuse nature of the coma and its glow may actually make it more difficult to view, especially if using binoculars or a telescope.
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I lay in my bed and imagined myself as every other thing in the universe, so diffuse and infinite as to be indiscernible—unnameable.
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Law enforcement sources tell us ... this time around, cops showed up to diffuse a potentially explosive situation involving Chyna and her former makeup artist.
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And with the advent of the Augusta National Women's Amateur, the spotlight on the best women's players in the world has become more diffuse.
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The discs are available in translucent white film or a metalized mirror membrane, allowing you to choose to diffuse or reflect the light beam.
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"Let this hang under the running tap," says Soveral, adding that the moisturizing milk from the oats and oil will diffuse into the water.
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Set a kitchen timer for a 25-minute stretch of focused work, followed by a brief reward, which includes a break for diffuse reflection.
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The upgrade process involves a complex coordination game where technology is built and shepherded through a voting process by a diffuse ecosystem of developers.
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Mr. Northam's primary victory was a sign that institutional advantages still mattered in an increasingly diffuse political era, at least in a statewide election.
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These lone wolf attacks are the result of an organized, decade-old movement within Islamic jihadism to decentralize attacks and make them more diffuse.
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"There are a lot of things we can experiment on, but context in itself is this widely diffuse and complex thing," Mr. Enos said.
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No matter who you are, where you come from, don&apost call the cops on people if you can diffuse the situation, have clear policies.
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"The van exploded when the bomb defusing unit of the STF (Special Task Force) and air force tried to diffuse the bomb," the witness said.
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When Ryan did not initially endorse Trump, Priebus organized meetings and helped diffuse tension between the two when Ryan criticized Trump and Trump hit back.
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Instead, it is a diffuse community, comprising Iraqis, Syrians, and foreigners from around the world, each with a different interpretation of its mission and agenda.
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The Dutch political system is open and diffuse, with over a dozen parties in parliament and low barriers for new ones to make it in.
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This approach helps Japan diffuse direct pressure from countries like the United States to open up its politically sensitive markets, such as agriculture, analysts say.
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Directed by Lynne Meadow, this generally diffuse portrait of familial mysteries has moments of inspired insight and eloquence, but never acquires much urgency (2:41113).
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The Indian defense ministry tried to diffuse the spat, suggesting the drone entered Chinese airspace during a routine training mission due to a technical fault.
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If Facebook can give users a better understanding of how it works, it might be able to diffuse privacy scandals and backlashes before they happen.
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Directed by Lynne Meadow, this generally diffuse portrait of familial mysteries has moments of inspired insight and eloquence, but never acquires much urgency (2:00).
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Indeed, if the world -- and the United States -- can steer BRI correctly, the project should actually help diffuse power, not concentrate it in China's hands.
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I just wake up, use Sebastian Professional Twisted Curl Reviver Spray, and diffuse it while using my fingers to pull out and stretch my curls.
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Called JCAR017, it has shown early promise in treating diffuse large B cell lymphoma (DLBCL), which is the most common form of non-Hodgkin lymphoma.
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The diffuse office structure has dimmed the allure of commuting to the South Bay, said one former employee, who requested anonymity to protect professional relationships.
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Both defense models are meant to provide multiple layers of redundant defenses in order to delay and diffuse an attacker away from their intended target.
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Eitzah is a hotline that helps parents to "learn how to diffuse tension, create calm, and get their children to listen," according to its website.
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Some 70 percent of the country lives in diffuse villages where electricity itself can be scarce and finding a telephone might involve a day's walk.
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Computer models may not have a firm grip on its likely track since it is still a relatively diffuse storm system, lacking a compact core.
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Family members can also help them cope and figure out how to handle and diffuse any situation that might arise, according to the report. StopBullying.
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This has been most notable in the United States's attempts to diffuse the ongoing crisis between Qatar and other Gulf states, led by Saudi Arabia.
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Young Turks today live in a more diffuse, globalized culture, one that comes with a heavy exposure to Europe as well as the United States.
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Its slow pacing and diffuse suspense make the experience more like a book on tape than anything else, in spite of a few lively performances.
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American power is everywhere today, and yet it is everywhere more diffuse, incapable of keeping perfect step with global capital, climate change and population flows.
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"Licensing for Olympias...will be concluded in the coming days, today and tomorrow," Greek Energy Minister George Stathakis said in an effort to diffuse tension.
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The diffuse Yellow Vests movement that has rocked France began in mid-November in opposition to a fuel tax aimed to curb fossil-fuel emissions.
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The trouble is that the worries are so diffuse and rife with unknowns that any attack plan amounts to an exercise in guesswork and hope.
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Equally if not more important to preventing successful suicide is paying attention to premonitory signs of suicidal intent and taking appropriate action to diffuse it.
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The diverse and diffuse audience Thile is targeting shares less and less in common with the small-town world that Keillor both mocked and humanized.
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In many athletic departments, the reasons can practically be cited as catechism: high-definition televisions, DVRs, diffuse fan bases and higher ticket and parking costs.
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When it's time to protest, activists know to bring their passion, comfortable shoes, and — most importantly — a chilled, refreshing Pepsi to diffuse any tense situation.
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"Brazil [does not have] a diffuse culture of file safeguarding, especially through scanning and storing in various backups and in different secure locations," says Franchetta.
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The entire universe is diffuse with "extragalactic background light" or EBL, photons emitted by all of the galaxies' stars in infrared, optical, and ultraviolet wavelengths.
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It's tracks are often diffuse and murky, there are melodies, but they tend to float around each other rather than coalescing into anything especially songlike.
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From witness accounts, BJ tried multiple times to diffuse the situation, but was hit repeatedly and knocked to the ground, as seen on the video.
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The establishment wing of the party favors a more diffuse and centrist message, while the populist insurgency promotes a more defined and left-leaning agenda.
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Directed by Lynne Meadow, this generally diffuse portrait of familial mysteries has moments of inspired insight and eloquence, but never acquires much urgency (2246:24422).
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She's long been a master of pristine, interlocking synth sequences—austere and striking like a Malevich painting—but what's here is mistier and more diffuse.
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" On a biochemical level, everything about us is a product of form [morphology], of how organic molecules fit together and diffuse, including consciousness," Franck added.
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I believe the only way we can diffuse people's negative prejudices is to discuss it and recognise history and to actively attempt to change things.
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How does that public factor into your decisions now, as opposed to curating more diffuse projects for Performa or Creative Time, here in New York?
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" IGOR ," a diffuse, impressionistic record, can be seen as a reaction to the audience-baiting and groupthink of more cynical pockets of the music industry.
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Diffuse, seemingly leaderless and organized over the internet, they have drawn deepening and widespread support around the country, where other demonstrations were held on Saturday.
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"I'm struck by the tension between the work, which is so diffuse and uncentered, and the cover photographs, which are so centered," Ms. Schultz said.
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Such is the collateral damage of this diffuse form of warfare, aimed at "flattening" the epidemic curve generally rather than preferentially protecting the especially vulnerable.
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Such is the collateral damage of this diffuse form of warfare, aimed at "flattening" the epidemic curve generally rather than preferentially protecting the especially vulnerable.
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The upshot of the film is a little murky, which is the risk of such a diffuse, dialectical approach, and certain details could be clearer.
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But near the surface, the magnetic fields can use neutral particles, atoms that do not carry an electric charge, to diffuse into the sun's atmosphere.
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And in "Peinture 125 x 202 cm, 30 Octobre 1958," the artist sets another dense array of heavy black strokes alongside a diffuse ocher cloud.
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Instructions are easy: Simply drop the pressed tea in hot water, and as the tea leaves diffuse, you'll have an instant cup of sweetened tea.
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Second, while working to diffuse the immediate military threat of a nuclear North Korea, Trump's administration should refocus the conversation on reform within North Korea.
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The mix is even denser and more diffuse than Slowdive's albums from the 1990s, reveling in the analog blur and sounding glad to be back.
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Other possible causes of diffuse telogen hair loss include an overactive or underactive thyroid, with normal hair growth restored once the hormonal abnormality is corrected.
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Most are tension headaches—diffuse, muscle-related head pain with a tightening, non-pulsating quality—that generally respond to analgesics, sleep, neck exercises, and time.
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There are passing remarks about automation and the routine indignities of office life, but the book feels too diffuse for satire, too lonely and questioning.
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Unlike our own star-packed Milky Way, where dark matter is only on the periphery, ultra-diffuse galaxies should be densely filled with dark matter.
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Many of the original windowpanes, too, remain intact, and the wavy glass helps to diffuse the spare winter light, such a precious commodity for Danes.
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This may be intentional on North's part as a sort of structural storytelling: Capitalism is vague and diffuse, so why shouldn't the narration follow suit?
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Chamberlain also says that compared to other industries, the healthcare industry is quite diffuse regarding company size, ranging from large hospitals to smaller independent practices.
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The concentrated displeasure of producers exposed to foreign competition is more powerful than the diffuse gratitude of the mass of consumers, and so tariffs get reimposed.
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The nations of Northern and Western Europe make up a larger group, but this one is more diffuse because there are so many countries inside it.
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You can add them to your bath, spray them onto your pillow, diffuse them, or apply them directly to your skin to soak up the benefits.
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The newly announced HAO program reflects the Trump administration's agenda to diffuse federal control over health care programs and markets from Washington back into the states.
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This creates a self-supporting structure that is not subject to bending force and as a result, happens to diffuse vibration, which is wonderful for speakers.
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According to local TV station KVUE, Roxli was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor called diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma, or DIPG, in June of this year.
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The sources said that ideally there should be at least two women filling the six internal Supervisory Board seat to diffuse political tension over gender inequality.
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The software giant is now detailing its anti-virus work, attempting to diffuse complaints over its anti-virus partner work and the security of Windows itself.
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It'll diffuse out of the buckets into the room, but if the room is ventilated, then the concentration drops and it's not really a large issue.
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Thankfully, everyone realized Kelly was showing signs of true instability and attempted to diffuse the situation by showing her kindness by the end of the episode.
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Both storage and display, the arrangement is softly washed in diffuse natural light that, as in an Irving Penn still life, emphasizes textures, volume and mass.
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The signals diffuse down through the seafloor and into the subsurface, where pockets of fresh water fill porous sandstone, sandwiched in between layers of marine clay.
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The volunteers also advise communities on how to diffuse tensions - for example, by reporting suspected water theft to the area chief instead of confronting perpetrators themselves.
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If we think of it as the diffuse aroma of a perfume, perhaps a scent you remember deep in your brain, then it may be possible.
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You can't mess with it when it's drying, but because of time, towards the end I would diffuse a tiny bit with my favorite T3 hairdryer.
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"Indeed, Islamic State will almost certainly evolve into a diffuse and transnational terrorist group, not unlike al-Qaeda, after it loses its safe haven," they concluded.
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While I've been involved in some fairly unpleasant house-group arguments, there's always at least one heroic, well-meaning friend who tries to diffuse the anger.
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As the particles experience yet more collisions with other air molecules, the entanglement spreads, and the superposition initially specific to the atom becomes ever more diffuse.
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There's an argument to be made that, to diffuse that power, antitrust laws should be used to break up insurance companies, rather than just block mergers.
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It also highlights the undemocratic nature of our electoral rules: Votes are weighted by where you live, so a diffuse minority can defeat a concentrated majority.
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It's as if nature were built to defy the most natural of all laws: that all of us, in the end, will cool, die, diffuse, dissipate.
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To diffuse the media hysteria, National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster gave a brief statement Monday night dismissing the Washington Post story, calling it false as reported.
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Where we're headed, we're going to need better metaphors — ones that accurately capture the diffuse, discriminatory and often secretive nature of both government and private surveillance.
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She has written standards, like "Ida Lupino," and had an influence that's incalculable partly for being so pervasive and diffuse, like fluoride in the water supply.
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He accomplished this with a diffuse scheme: dozens of offshore companies under his control received loans from B.T.A., and none of the loans were paid back.
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The Raia Mutomboki (RM), a diffuse network of armed citizens, collectively makes up one of the largest rebel groups in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
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Or do they diffuse the movement's energy, failing to focus the attention of mainstream society in the way that boycotts, sit-ins, and marches once did?
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Better cybersecurity to protect American information was needed, as were better responses to more diffuse threats like fake news, botnets and Russian manipulation of social media.
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Diffuse and episodic, "Dancing in the Dust" (2003) and "The Beautiful City" (2004) are somewhat sentimental portraits of marginalized young people trying to escape their circumstances.
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Despite its large mass, Antlia 2 remained undetected for so long because it is about 10,000 times as dim and diffuse as comparably large satellite galaxies.
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I wasn't entirely persuaded — the larger forces tended to diffuse the piece's tension — but the version brought out the punk, metal and psychedelia in the music.
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Power is more diffuse and institutions have a longer history—which will make them harder to capture than new ones in a country of 10m people.
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In Toulouse, Spain fans draped their flags and paraded their colors, but they were diffuse, small groups occupying different bars, different restaurants, dotted around the city.
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There are asymmetries in the way we think about risk and harm — about a diffuse possibility of injury to many versus a specific injury to one.
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Part of the problem, experts say, is that the responsibilities for improving air quality are diffuse, spread across myriad departments in state, city and central governments.
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In the early evening, the space—red leather booths, steel tabletops—feels like a cozy, empty diner, with diffuse light filtering in through wavy glass blocks.
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It creates a situation where even if NATO wanted to wade-in full scale to reclaim Ukraine&aposs borders, the mission would be confusing and diffuse.
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Tibetan monks believed it calmed the mind; Buddhists thought it could diffuse ignorance; and the prophet Mohammed mentions it in the Quran as a healing elixir.
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Perhaps in a world with so many diverse and diffuse visions of interior space, 25 rooms are too few to capture the glory of interior design.
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Ultraviolet radiation from the first stars excited this diffuse hydrogen gas, whose atoms then absorbed photons coming from universe's most distant observable light, the cosmic microwave background.
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Foreign meddlers seek out candidates whose agendas may fit their anti-establishment narrative and seek to use them to diffuse hyperpartisan or even false narratives and stories.
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One thing that makes ISIS so hard to fight is that the terrorist network is diffuse and scattered, with small cells of operatives all over the world.
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When Denise Hemphill (Niecey Nash) resurrects her from the cryo-chamber she's been locked in since Halloween, and uses her Quantico skills to diffuse the fertilizer bomb.
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" But for those who just must do a smoky eye when they go out, try "a softer gray shadow with shimmer on the lid and diffuse outward.
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I couldn't help but wonder if this was yet another moment designed to diffuse the overbearing darkness that's been hanging over the show since Negan killed Glenn.
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There was no indication when Museum of Simulation Technology might be done, but smartly, the developers tried to diffuse anxiety and impatience by engaging with their fans.
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To give it even more texture, he ran a dime-size of Edge taming gel to diffuse weight on her sides while pumping up volume up top.
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In the past the lights were all just on full blast and I'd tape wax paper and things like that over them to diffuse them a little.
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Corporate settings diffuse the lines of responsibility and decision making, and executives may be insulated from the day-to-day activities of those carrying out their decisions.
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The Political Challenge of Free Trade Advocacy The central political challenge of the free trade agenda is that the benefits are diffuse while the costs are direct.
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According to her GoFundMe page, the 7-year-old was recently diagnosed with a rare and inoperable brain tumor known as a Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG).
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But this diffuse political energy has to be bundled to become effective, hence the importance of rallying cries such as the Occupy movement's "We are the 99%".
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Usually, of course, what they are used to do is for reconnaissance, to diffuse bombs, to see whether there are bombs, used for protection and situational awareness.
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Her set on Tuesday was hard to contain, too: a whirl of diffuse energy, which outpaced the energy of her band and struggled to find its direction.
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Not only does this enhance collaboration for safety between law enforcement and demonstrators, but it also supports communication during an event, helping diffuse situations as they arise.
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The grid is like a single, sprawling machine made up of thousands of discrete operating units — a soft target, but a diffuse one, with redundancies built in.
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" This gives wealthy elites a powerful incentive to stoke nationalism — to, as Shayo puts it, "hype national threats in order to diffuse domestic claims for more redistribution.
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In its weekly "Barista Need-To-Know" memo, the company told employees they should evade questions about Schultz' "political intentions" and "diffuse" attempts to share political opinions.
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Today, the election system is a lot like the electrical system was back in the early 2000s — diffuse, with limited resources and insufficient awareness of the threat.
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And the potential for harm—that damage that Boyle and McKay worry that children will incur when they learn their parents are liars—is easy to diffuse.
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Throughout the episode, writer Susan Harris, who went on to create Golden Girls for Arthur and McClanahan, uses humor to diffuse some of the more serious moments.
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The true causes of violence have to be identified and named—and the diffuse language of civility too often helps obscure the ideology lurking behind these incidents.
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Let Ms. Favaretto's cloud stand as the logo for this diffuse biennial, which brings together many of the biggest names in art today but never quite coheres.
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Lifanova's work, a collaboration with composer Hiroya Miura and choreographer Davy Bisaro, will be similarly diffuse, with different pieces of the performance unfolding throughout Knockdown's vast space.
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"Even if in this case nobody has been injured or killed," the aim of the hack was to trigger "a diffuse fear" in German society at large.
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It oversees more than 40 social programs, focused on issues as diffuse as mental health and serious organized crime; it reaches more than 20,000 people a year.
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The researchers found that these beetles have markedly thin cuticles compared with their surface-dwelling brethren, which would make it easier for oxygen to diffuse through it.
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Mr. Lawther is sympathetic and appealing as Billy, but Ms. Styler seems to mistake broad strokes for stylistic daring, and her colorful but diffuse movie never jells.
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Said to be intended as a reflection on shifts in Turkish history and identity, it is too diffuse and withholding to add up to a cogent result.
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It reflects America's enduring ability to generate huge fortunes, complacency about concentrations of power, and the many opportunities its diffuse and multilayered democracy provides for influence-peddling.
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Theory predicts that when they release the bead from the laser's levitational hold, its fuzzy outline will spread further to become an even larger, more diffuse cloud.
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The Japanese like power to be disguised, hidden behind a thick veneer of modest manners, consultation with colleagues, opaque chains of command and diffuse centers of responsibility.
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Thursday's opening night was quite a cornucopia, though its later sections grew diffuse with too many bits and pieces; at two hours 45 minutes it was overlong.
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According to an exploration of the issue in our Opinion section, the economic, social and environmental conditions of modern life function as a diffuse, barely perceptible contraceptive.
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Initially a sort of spokesman for the nascent campaign, Cohen tried to diffuse one of the first controversies of the Trump campaign way back in July 2015.
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But it's notable for its unromanticized view of a period that can be subject to mythmaking, and for its deceptively diffuse buildup to a fabulous final hour.
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An ex-political aide, Spicer became a figure of public attention this year as he attempted to diffuse a string of PR fiascos within the White House.
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"But it's notable for its unromanticized view of a period that can be subject to mythmaking, and for its deceptively diffuse buildup to a fabulous final hour."
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"Weathering With You" loses its way with a diffuse ending that leans heavily on pop songs and includes a fatalistic shrug and a romantic deluge of tears.
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These tangles of machinespeak are, to borrow a phrase from the eco-ontologist Timothy Morton, a kind of hyperobject—huge, diffuse entities that can't be pinned down.
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According to Saldaña, none of the CVS employees asked the woman to leave the store, and no one did anything to "diffuse" the situation in the aftermath.
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Turn on the TV or play some music, even a fan or sound machine can help diffuse the sound and make it less startling for your pet.
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Porsz said some dogs' owners have given him a funny look, but he has found that a "smile and explanation goes a long way to diffuse things."
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DOCUMENTA Ambitiously diffuse, the 2017 edition of this every-five-years art show was set in two very different places: Kassel, Germany — its traditional home — and Athens.
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Central to the maudlin scene is a large pink strap-on dildo framed by sheer fabric and illuminated by the soft, diffuse light of an evening sunset.
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The southwest actually caused the most trouble during the fill, which is why DIFFUSE is there instead of the snazzier seven-letter answers in the other corners.
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Developments in the case are so slow-moving and diffuse that it's hard to keep track of them, and most of them are probably red herrings anyway.
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The Juilliard gave Bartok's Fifth Quartet a fine performance on Monday, though perhaps a less characteristic one, its sound now being a bit more diffuse and generalized.
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Mr. Ghosn criticized a manage-by-consensus approach during a videotaped statement last week, suggesting that the alliance would have little chance of success with diffuse leadership.
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Channeling the bit of Michael Scott awkwardness we each have inside us, McCain chose to diffuse the situation by making a goofy "bleh" face and turning around.
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One reason that neither book entirely satisfies is that the struggle against jihadism may be too current, too diffuse and in parts too inaccessible to write about fully.
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The rapid, diffuse arrival of electric scooters on sidewalks and street corners revealed the yawning gaps in urban transportation that cars, buses, trains, and bikes just can't close.
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The pot is made of polished aluminum and its eight-sided shape apparently allows it to "diffuse heat perfectly," which enhances that coffee aroma you love so much.
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As a confused public has a diffuse sense that something is wrong and something should be done about it, legislatures hurriedly ram through policies to gain a foothold.
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CH: Power in Los Angeles is diffuse, spread across a huge region and divided into various agencies and actors at the local, city, county, state and federal level.
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Phillips played a drum and chanted what he called a peaceful prayer, to diffuse the situation, as he walked toward the group, ultimately being surrounded by the boys.
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On Sunday night the Democratic National Committee sought to diffuse the tension, suggesting in a statement by spokesman Luis Miranda that a debate date could be worked out.
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Four years after its political awakening, and in the absence of an obvious rallying point, the Ron Paul coalition finds itself in a diffuse, conflicted and confused diaspora.
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Now, community groups are trying to educate a much larger, more diffuse immigrant population about the new deferred-action programs, and persuade them that it's safe to apply.
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Because of the diffuse nature of environmental pollution, it's hard to point to a specific individual and conclude that a Volkswagen car caused his or her asthma attack.
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The presence of this pattern suggests that Psittacosaurus lived in an environment with diffuse light, like a forest, and that it used its camouflage to hide from predators.
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And while the red leftovers are within our galaxy, the diffuse gray and blue gases are separate from these filaments and are actually located beyond the Milky Way.
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In quarters where racism wasn't denied or diminished, it was regarded as a diffuse problem, delinked in most ways from the biggest political flash points of the day.
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But the Clinton imprisonment fantasy theme of the convention, while certainly unconstrained, is far more diffuse than, say, fomenting Benghazi conspiracy theories, or implicating Comey in imaginary corruption.
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While not every company has caught up to this idea, more and more offices are becoming pet-friendly in an effort to increase workplace morale and diffuse stress.
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It may seem expensive, but it also doubles as a heater during the colder months and can provide focused, or more diffuse, streams of hot or cold air.
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We've had one takedown where we've had some cross-borough characteristics to it, but what's happened with the heroin trade is that it's become very localized, very diffuse.
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The march was, after all, inspired by the Women's March—an event undoubtedly successful in its attendance levels, but which some criticized as having too diffuse a mission.
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It seems likely to decrease the gap between liberals and conservatives about basic facts and to diffuse some of the cross-party animosity that is so prevalent today.
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"If the appendix bursts and there's diffuse peritonitis"—something that occurs in a very small percentage of patients—"then you absolutely need to get immediate surgery," he says.
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For the first solo exhibition in its new Harlem space, the gallery Broadway 1602 Uptown and Harlem has put together a stimulating sampler of Ms. Castoro's diffuse output.
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Unlike crude oil, where centralized production systems mean countries can abide by OPEC-type output mandates, production of commodities like cocoa is diffuse and more difficult to regulate.
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"But these debates include a central, shared concern that the new custodians of once-diffuse information have abused the power they amassed and neglected their responsibilities," he added.
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The helmet uses a honeycomb pattern to diffuse the impact of a blow, and Ms. Shiffer has said that it is as safe as a standard polystyrene helmet.
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After Jefferson left office — establishing the two-term norm — in 1809, the Federalists began to disintegrate, and an era of a diffuse, diverse set of Democratic Republicans ensued.
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According to Sara Nelson, president of the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, passengers will have more empathy if they see that you are trying to diffuse the meltdown.
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Best is when, with Mr. Petrenko's help, he can diffuse his voice to its uniquely haunting, smoky ruefulness; he is less fascinating when the role demands sheer power.
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The report is a decade old, but it's the most recent data we have on how much time is usually spent training police officers to diffuse tense situations.
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It appears that, rather than a very dense central core with less-dense surroundings, the planet's core might actually be more diffuse, but with lots of heavy elements.
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It's not like Zeke works for the Stars and was sent over by management to diffuse the situation -- just a famous guy who was trying to help out.
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The sum of her works on display, when considered together with her dresses, jewelry, and other personal items combine to form a diffuse smattering of the artist's self.
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Nearby is another bright region named Vinalia Faculae, which is more diffuse in shape and texture, and it appears to have been formed by a somewhat different process.
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But with the rise of white nationalist recruitment online and mainstreaming of hateful language, they're now navigating a more complicated and diffuse threat landscape than in years past.
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Rena Conti, a health economist at Boston University, told me that because drug supply chains are so diffuse and complex, pharmaceutical companies are aware of the potential vulnerabilities.
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TAKE A BREAK To accomplish those periods of focused and diffuse-mode thinking, Dr. Oakley recommends what is known as the Pomodoro Technique, developed by one Francesco Cirillo.
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In an organizational setting, it is often difficult to assess who is responsible for corporate decisions when authority is diffuse and no one is fully responsible for misconduct.
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Yet because digital vulnerabilities are so diffuse and networks so complex, very few cyberattacks could ever cause immediate physical harm to a large portion of the American population.
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"Despite these steps, it may still take more time for new product supply to diffuse across the marketplace and have a noticeable impact on product availability," he said.
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The Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use (CHMP) recommended Novartis's Kymriah for treatment of B cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) and diffuse large B cell lymphoma (DLBCL).
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The effect of the fractured structuring is so diffuse that you never really glean what the filmmakers are hoping to achieve, except that they have failed at it.
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The biggest gift for her family, says, her father, is the attention all this dog love can bring to her cancer - called DIPG or Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma.
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Now we have to figure out how overpruned synapses cause all the diffuse symptoms of the disease—the psychosis, the cognitive collapse, the emotional emptiness, and the withdrawal.
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The image captures a wide array of phenomena; some fall under the category of halos, while the more diffuse shadings closer to the moon are from a corona.
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While this music seeks out the sort of timbral variety that Mr. Kotche had drawn from the ensemble, the instrumental score often sounded diffuse, and the songs two-dimensional.
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The dialogue had so far yielded little, with some analysts saying Japan has used it to broaden the agenda and diffuse direct U.S. pressure for a two-way FTA.
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The efforts in Pennsylvania are going to have to be a lot more diffuse this time around if they're going to have a shot of flipping the state back.
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"My worry is that Facebook is doing anything it can to garner goodwill and diffuse concern," said Ashkan Soltani, the FTC's chief technologist from October 2014 to November 2015.
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As everyone watches the match play out, they crack jokes, both to diffuse the tensions that have built up throughout the night and to underscore the existing social order.
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Formulated with cornstarch and silver lustre, when the bath bomb hits the water, it'll diffuse into a "silken, fabric-like feel in the water" — just like the film's song.
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When these bottles are washed with hot water or put in high heat environments the chemicals from the plastic, like bisphenol A and phthalates, can diffuse into your water.
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And while the 51-year-old Housewife can certainly hold her own in a brawl, with Frankel she advises it's best to diffuse the situation as quickly as possible.
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In the aftermath of World War II, some business leaders embraced a Social Gospel interpretation of wealth production and distribution as a way to diffuse the looming Communist menace.
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Unlike most ultra diffuse galaxies, which have an excess of dark matter, DF2 has hardly any: Only about 1/23th of the amount van Dokkum expected for its size.
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Unlike the modern Men's Rights movement, they were ostensibly in favor of women's liberation and forged alliances with prominent feminists, though their intentions remained diffuse and difficult to decipher.
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The cops reportedly sent in several units to the farm, including three cruisers full of armed officers and a dog handler to diffuse the situation with the massive feline.
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The percussions controlled the diffuse of the surface's shader, and other musical layers control the choppiness of the waves, the light's intensity and the fog density in the scene.
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Even — or perhaps especially — the soccer game was prey to what the columnist Christian Tretbar called a "diffuse unease," a creeping sense that no one is exempt from peril.
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Generally, oxygen is the limiting factor as it can't diffuse further than about 100 to 200 microns before it gets used up, so these cells get narcotic and die.
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The political economy of trade is treacherous: its benefits, though substantial, are diffuse, but its costs are often concentrated, giving those affected a strong incentive to push for protectionism.
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"By over-communicating with a micromanager or needy boss, you'll diffuse their desire to constantly check in, while you build all-important trust at the same time," says Taylor.
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