Then I freak out and think I'm discerning about discerning.
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Think about sourcing and be a discerning consumer of information, like you are of everything else in your life, and be a discerning sharer.
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The human brain is very good at discerning the difference.
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But luring more discerning travelers might not be so easy.
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His intellect was as voracious and discerning as his appetite.
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But for some discerning consumers, there is a nagging problem.
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Volume, it seems, is a discerning factor in sexual selection.
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Thankfully, there is plenty out there for the truly discerning.
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Which is to say it remains a discerning, uneven market.
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Her discerning eye for primary source material does as well.
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Both said they were still discerning policy differences with Mrs.
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We love to think of ourselves as intelligent, discerning people.
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It's not just him growing into a more discerning person.
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"We cater to a very discerning clientele," Mr. Stephen said.
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Peter Max Finkelstein was never very discerning about his art.
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Maybe my son is more discerning than I have realized.
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But discerning legislative influence is more difficult than it appears.
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McClaskey is pretty discerning when it comes to his foie.
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She's focused on wooing a different (and perhaps more discerning) demographic.
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Discerning a united view of China within Team Trump is hard.
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Whatever the case, Blue Ivy developed a discerning eye early on.
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For the discerning Tinder use with a sense of humor. 8.
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These are perfectly catered works for a variety of discerning palates.
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Here's how these three flavoured croissants fared with our discerning tastebuds.
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Lower courts had no problem discerning the president's motive and intent.
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A discerning palate and limitless imagination are essential across the board.
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Discerning commentators of the day did not find these men extraordinary.
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Jewish life is invisible to all but the most discerning pedestrians.
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Second, content providers are vital to making us more digitally discerning.
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"It's really up to the discerning buyer to say what it's worth."
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He becomes a glorified stylist for Rachel without any other discerning characteristics.
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Though most of us would like to think we have discerning palates,
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But sometimes discerning the good guys from the bad is not possible.
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Thankfully we know how to avoid the discerning side-eyes from baristas.
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The difference isn't always immediately obvious to even the most discerning swipers.
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It's a fascinating little piece of hardware made for the discerning bikester.
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Skrillex and Diplo have always seemed like men of relatively discerning taste.
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Has Ms. Wintour's discerning presence become easier to handle over several seasons?
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The chart below is another one of his favorites for discerning valuation.
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He conscientiously acknowledges the difficulty of discerning where the Constitution allows exceptions.
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Everyone in Honey has their own style, own opinions and discerning ear.
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When Neptune's fog descends, discerning what's real and what's fantasy is hard.
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Are sharks so discerning they don't really like the taste of people?
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It could even suggest a visit to the movies after discerning boredom.
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It also highlights the difficulty in discerning the motivations of those interests.
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Wait, I thought, was there anything necessarily synesthetic about a discerning palate?
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Everyone — even the most discerning 4-year-old — will appreciate the effort.
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Well, more like a very discerning sponge that only soaks in quality.
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Many buyers became more discerning as inventory, particularly in new developments, expanded.
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" —ALEXANDRA PENNEY, author and journalist "Howard was a passionate and discerning reader.
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Floors are so mottled one might have trouble discerning their original hue.
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As a discerning user, how can you know if you're vaping responsibly?
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Even Pope Francis speaks of "discerning" God's will, but rarely of revelations.
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But Berlin's physical spaces continue to be a draw for discerning collectors.
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When it came to pop, however, the burgeoning critics were far more discerning.
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Magesvaran Suranjan: The Asian consumer is certainly a very discerning consumer on packaging.
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As I'm sure your discerning eye could tell, these are very special shirts.
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But while they may satisfy a curious tidepooler, the discerning ichthyologist demands more.
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A Tavour gift card is an ideal choice for the discerning beer drinker.
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An interesting read, but maybe too socially old-fashioned for the discerning reader.
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The perfect T-shirt can be elusive, even to the most discerning shopper.
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But that doesn't mean that we can't be even more active, more discerning.
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I'm always available for quick, spontaneous meetings, but I'm discerning about what's important.
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In reality, the shrugging masks a deep and discerning love for your partner.
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It's a highly competitive process, and our editors have a very discerning eye.
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Anti-fashion in concept, Rubchinskiy's clothes are coveted by fashion's most discerning elite.
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Now is the time to be discerning about how you spend your money.
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Bustan's market is limited to the discerning upper-classes with money to spend.
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But she grew more discerning in taking on those who needed her help.
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Which suggests the elderly are simply be more discerning, rather than wilfully misanthropic.
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Full of unique creations to discover, the city is a discerning shopper's dream.
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For the most discerning collectors, a replacement engine can be a deal-breaker.
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Discerning as much would require sending a diamond to a laboratory for testing.
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Finally, be discerning about the professional you select to oversee your life's savings.
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But discerning collectors of Filipino sweets should note that Tsismis serves excellent silvanas.
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They asked 87,000 discerning parents to choose a warmer, and the AVENT won.
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As a dentist's daughter, however, I had little trouble discerning richer and poorer.
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Aesthetically discerning buyers may gravitate toward design-forward companies like Bkr or Hay.
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It's an exciting fiction debut from a discerning and insightful book critic. —A.
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He also said voters need to make their decisions with a discerning eye.
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And kids, it turns out, have a hard time discerning fact from fiction.
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These days, Radnor doesn't mind spending his windfall, but he's discerning, he says.
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In Aquarius, Saturn asks you to become more discerning in your thought processes.
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They were discerning minds, not machines, no matter what cuisine they were preparing.
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With venture investors getting more discerning, start-ups are vanishing at an accelerated pace.
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At home, the discounters hope to lure discerning shoppers by sprucing up their stores.
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And, I—a discerning, PSL-hating British person—am here to tell you why.
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A discerning eye, not an accounting revolution, is what is required to interpret them.
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Most companies are far more discerning, particularly when it comes to people like Dion.
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Discerning TechCrunch editors vet every application and choose approximately 15-20 startups to compete.
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Though it's actually feasible to be this discerning when your fund isn't 10 figures.
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Consumers will have to be discerning about where they decided to spend their money.
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"Investors are discerning right now," said Byron Deeter, a partner at Bessemer Venture Partners.
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But discerning actual policy decisions from Trump's Twitter and public comments can be difficult.
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If you're a more discerning listener, the H5003 should be up your alley, too.
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And that's at least a small victory for the discerning gourmand that you are.
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Equity lies in the discerning, prudential application of a general law to particular cases.
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Barrick is also considering opportunities to acquire assets but will be "discerning," he said.
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"Hotline wants you to stop swiping and start discerning," according to their press release.
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Chief Justice Roberts seemed particularly troubled by the difficulty of discerning a legislature's motives.
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Do you find that consumers are starting to become more discerning about their edibles?
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But the toddler, ever discerning, refuses the option to sleep in her mother's bed.
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These discerning patrons certainly had in mind a conspicuous display of wealth and prestige.
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Our discerning TechCrunch editors will review every qualified application searching for high-potential startups.
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Even children and babies as young as 18 months are capable of discerning ritual.
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Is their specialization actually going to be better at discerning what you will like?
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Democratic lawmakers say they would be discerning with their review of Trump's tax returns.
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If you pull out one instrument, you don't miss it unless you're really discerning.
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Niles said he expects investors to be more discerning, viewing the Huawei-connected names differently.
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The more discerning environment will make it difficult for half-baked companies with high risk.
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"I believe a great collector has a discerning eye and a selective attitude," she says.
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A referee's job is to be as objective and discerning as possible in their work.
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The electric company, discerning an immediate danger, physically cut the wires leading into the house.
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SOME great economists are Aristotelians, discerning the logic of markets from tangible examples around them.
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Turnill said he favors emerging market equities over debt but investors need to be discerning.
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Discerning this signal becomes trickier the more the Fed appears to respond to the market.
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The hardest task for viewers is discerning the planets from stars twinkling in the sky.
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But discerning listeners will immediately notice some limitations to what this $20053 soundbar can do.
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When trying out a new spa, Ordon says to go in with a discerning eye.
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But for the discerning investor, there are select buying opportunities, as consumers' finances slowly improve.
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But technology, tricks and the times demand that we be more active, skeptical and discerning.
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It sounds like 's son, Copeland Cruz, has a discerning ear for pop hits, too.
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This was food fit for any discerning Thai palate, not just gruel for the ill.
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One memo assesses the suitability of various Philadelphia Area Hotels for the discerning convention clientele.
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The new owners are wealthy and discerning, interested in new designs, upgraded comfort and sustainability.
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Discerning China's ambition in the international arena is difficult because there are few empirical clues.
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They are more substantive, experienced and discerning — all-around more morally-grounded men than Trump.
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Whether the city's discerning sun worshipers would embrace such a handout remained an open question.
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A brief slump in performance or a one-off error won't concern most discerning managers.
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So ghosts and ghouls are a factor for discerning Hong Kong house-hunters to weigh.
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By discerning what gamers like and don't like, a game company can maximize those mechanics.
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"I'm the only special motherfucker here, huh?" she says, looking out with a discerning nod.
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A perceived slight, an observed snub, a discerning sense that one's allies have been disrespected.
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Browsing Fifteen ideas for the most discerning woman on your list (even if it's you).
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Investors have to be "more vigilant" and "discerning," when putting together their portfolios, he said.
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But an array of others is quietly vying for the attention of Phuket's discerning gourmands.
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A more discerning market for initial public offerings continued to punish Peloton Interactive Inc PTON.
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They produce a liquid prized for its nuance; its subtleties tirelessly analyzed by discerning connoisseurs.
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For now we have discerning, still-grieving fans like Greenman, shining light where they can.
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Today, though, that anger has tempered and voters "are much more discerning," Mr. Roy said.
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Their most discerning feature is their hairstyle: a slightly shaven crown flanked by side locks.
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However, if you want to be a more discerning moviegoer, you can visit this cheat sheet.
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Screenshot: YouTube/ReSetMoronic YouTube personalities commonly have a problem discerning what goes into a funny prank.
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As an adult, he is dependent on drugs (usually prescribed painkillers, though he isn't particularly discerning).
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I had to be discerning and strategic, two adjectives you don't always associate with Christmas cheer.
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For the more discerning paranormal investigators among us, roughly 37% named a specific belief in poltergeists.
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It was important to our concept of Apple that there be a single, discerning decision maker.
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Discerning whether hate crime laws are actually effective against bigotry depends on how you define success.
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For the discerning drinker, freshness dates are crucial information that can make or break a purchase.
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This was an entertainment complex crafted for discerning adults who liked scampi with their disco dancing.
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" With beer, he's less discerning: "My favorite beer is cold beer, served quickly with minimum fuss.
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Being discerning was something worth bearing in mind in my quest to make a friend, however.
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Many small brewers are keen to open their workplaces to help educate the more discerning drinker.
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Her discerning eye shakes things up, in the same way that her book scrambles conventional forms.
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The Ocasio-Cortez video was not especially well made; a discerning viewer could spot the manipulation.
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Discerning the line between legitimate worry and overblown paranoia, however, has proved to be a challenge.
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Discerning players could also wait until the shopkeep looked away to take the item without paying.
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First, we must submit that Trump is not particularly discerning in the administration of his insults.
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Like so many other cool things, it was also seized upon immediately by discerning Japanese dudes.
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Discerning Hill aides often head to the Capitol Lounge for draft beer, or Barrel, for whiskey.
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" My Q: Would it be discerning enough not to be hoodwinked by work like "Shelf Life?
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"With the psychiatric medicine, she has trouble discerning what's real and what's not," Mr. Feeman said.
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This spawned an industry of Oriental knock-offs in Italy for a not-so-discerning audience.
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But within those regions, he said, investors need to be discerning about which bonds they target.
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That's why those running companies have to be very discerning in how they use their hours.
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"Consumers will be discerning when spending," The Conference Board says in a release accompanying the data.
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Discerning buyers have access to the full biography of significant cars, including online photos and documents.
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We've turned into highly discerning consumers, eager to spend on evermore beautiful homes, wardrobes and experiences.
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This month, Cancer, you'll need to be really mindful about discerning virtual threats from real ones.
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But Ms. Topol said that even then, discerning collectors were going to drive a hard bargain.
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If so much is indeed overvalued, then this year's market could well reward discerning active managers.
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Here are some staff-tested favorites guaranteed to impress the most discerning kids on your list.
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Part of the bagelmoji ire, explained Heather Schwedel at Slate, was a performance of discerning taste.
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In the clip, the animal takes some time to ponder the first squirt upon her discerning palate.
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It's something that really shows that she was a discerning collector — she knew what she was acquiring.
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His fanatical fanbase was and remains as ecumenical as his great rival Michael Jackson's, and more discerning.
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Your job is to be discerning, holding out for the magic of a mind-body-soul connection.
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The whole thing still relies on human oversight to function; we're better with ambiguity and discerning context.
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Carefully turn your discerning eyes on our findings and see if you agree with our conclusions: #20163.
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But as this video shows, the applause at Apple's keynotes isn't exactly what one might call "discerning."
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Other users with stable immune systems might just be discerning about what they're putting in their bodies.
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To a discerning eye, the process by which his dance was created is revealed as pretty rudimentary.
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Machines may never catch up to the human palate when it comes to discerning what tastes best.
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I dumped him and vowed to be more discerning about the next man I called my boyfriend.
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So is the personnel basically the only thing discerning The Good Life from Tim Kasher these days?
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Or can we be more discerning about who we want to sleep with than we let on?
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In fact, when you actually test humans on their ability to smell specific compounds, we're pretty discerning.
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Regulators are investors with more financial knowledge, priming them to be more discerning in dealings with advisors.
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From oysters to Parmesan cheese to live bees, criminals certainly have discerning tastes for profitable food products.
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Both Sushidens closed last winter, leaving those discerning customers who had appreciated their quiet, serious handiwork bereft.
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So, how should Democrats' convince otherwise discerning, sophisticated, Jewish voters that their party is not anti-Semitic?
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That said, people hire move managers not just for their organizational skills but for their discerning eye.
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Mezcals traced from Querétaro and the Tlacolula Valley are sold by the ounce for the discerning drinker.
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Studies show that men tend to be less proficient than women at discerning fake from genuine laughter.
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These ambitious and affordable restaurants have created a new eating culture, cultivating a youthful and discerning clientele.
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Others have added "fake news" resources to their websites to teach news consumers to be more discerning.
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Discerning specific works of Ancient Egyptian art, for me, was by far the easiest — which is telling.
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At over 500 pages, Born to Be Posthumous is a baggier, less discerning biography than Gorey deserves.
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Because the signs may be subtle, discerning between a heated argument and verbal abuse can be tricky.
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AutoFill is notoriously fickle, though, and doesn't have a human's discerning eye for what makes fun fill.
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But for the more discerning among butterflies, spiders, bees and creepy crawlers, only custom digs will do.
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He said social workers could not be solely responsible for discerning the potential criminality of a case.
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Discerning the investment potential of watches can be as complex as the intricate machinery that runs them.
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For over two millenniums, discerning our purpose in the universe has been a primary task of philosophers.
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The big question is whether, once managers have been whipped into shape, clients will become more discerning.
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I looked into Kelly's eyes and tried to read them like tarot cards, discerning her contractual options.
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As a result, Alexa's voice-recognition capabilities are not discerning enough for security purposes, according to Amazon.
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There are so many small and new breweries in Manchester but none of us are particularly discerning.
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Little white dots of different dimensions cover the canvas without a discerning sense of order or pattern.
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People sometimes need help in discerning what's real and what's not, because fake news is getting more sophisticated.
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Jersey Shore presented an ideal consumer of this kind of music: horny, obnoxious, but oddly discerning and particular.
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When Nikki Reed's daughter started solids, the actress quickly realized she had a discerning eater on her hands.
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I gave myself permission to be as elusive as Cormac [McCarthy] or as discerning as David Foster Wallace.
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Or didn't have someone like Rick who was so very hands-on and such a really discerning eye.
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A mom of a stillborn baby is calling on tech companies to be more discerning with their ads.
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However, they can be useful in discerning trends based on which types of voters went to the polls.
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London's Heywood Hill curates impressive collections for discerning customers in 260 different countries — and specializes in the obscure.
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" Miller touts his group's Checkology program, which helps students become "more discerning and engaged consumers of credible news.
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And the longer you live abroad, the more self-discerning reflections you're likely to have, the researchers write.
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Using this approach, discerning the root cause and fixing the impact of attacks can take weeks or months.
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The discerning diners of Japan's version of Yelp rate the restaurants and document their meals with extreme detail.
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She saw the world and what could change in it; and she could be as discerning about herself.
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All sheets are hypo-allergenic and machine washable, so they're perfect for discerning guests and clumsy kids alike.
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A key challenge was to develop a new technique for discerning red color pigments in an ancient fossil.
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And understandably so, given that the Coliseum offers a variety of fine dining options for the discerning dancer.
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WHEN Gulliver was a youngster, the height of fashion among discerning ten-year-olds was the snorkel parka.
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It's just a consequence of life as an active and discerning viewer and listener in the year 2016.
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But, as its demographics shift, discerning which way the state will tilt in November seems harder than ever.
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The issue reflected the delicate balance that airlines walk when enforcing dress codes and discerning threats from passengers.
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Discerning Paddock's motive has proven especially baffling given the absence of the indicators typical in other mass shootings.
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She saw the world and what could change in it; and she could be as discerning about herself.
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What remains of the market for ancient crafts is mainly intended for discerning foreigners willing to pay dearly.
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A. While the meetings are carefully scripted, they can be useful for discerning political priorities and economic expectations.
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They also blew a lot of cash on food—and they weren't exactly discerning in their restaurant choices.
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We can be more discerning with our retro choices, like by playing nothing other than WWF No Mercy.
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But in recent years, Ms. Gill has applied her discerning eye to increasingly dark, chaotic, psychologically tangled worlds.
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Ever since its opening in 2016, Marble has been attracting the city's most discerning diners by the droves.
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But discerning even that is like trying to spot an orange on the Moon with the naked eye.
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It is the perfect gift for a discerning wine lover who is not seduced by hype or cult.
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The groups involved say they want to help women be more methodical and discerning about where they run.
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We also have 15 gift ideas for the most discerning woman on your list — even if she's you.
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A discerning chronicler of cultural misunderstanding, she started the book just as nativist resentment became a political movement.
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From the beginning, my musical talent seemed to manifest itself in discerning that spark, that talent in others.
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Students must be particularly discerning about the quality of their program before they make such a significant investment.
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And, yes, it's also incumbent on the public to be discerning when a politician says or does anything.
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No eye for imprecise thought was ever more discerning; no edit a sharper yet gentler distillation than his.
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His tweets have become less discerning about which far-right conspiracy theory he's referencing at a given time.
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Discerning the truth and finding the results desired are (still) the responsibility of the individual conducting the search.
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Many parks offer dining plans, including the Disney parks, but those should be viewed with a discerning eye.
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That being the case, what should you, discerning consumer and interested observer that you are, look out for?
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With their amazing sound systems, hi-fi bars and clubs in New York City cater to discerning audiophiles.
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However, the connection between game and garment is probably only obvious to the very discerning eye (or Pokémon aficionado).
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The roastery is a theater-style Starbucks catering to coffee connoisseurs more discerning about the coffee beans and roasting.
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The language was new, and in the arcane process of discerning where the thinking resides among central bankers, significant.
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Still, retailers have taken pains to accommodate the wishes of discerning consumers who demand jewels untainted by armed conflict.
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In this vision, Packet would create more discerning and diverse buyers, allowing manufacturers to start targeting more specialized niches.
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Discerning Trump's drone policies is an altogether more difficult matter than analysing those of would-be President Hillary Clinton.
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The news is cause for celebration among Shvartzapel's discerning devotees — many of the country's most respected chefs among them.
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Discerning the difference between a real policy initiative and a bullshit trial balloon has been a full-time job.
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Nicki Minaj & Quavo "Boo'd Up (Remix)" Discerning minds already have "Boo'd Up" on their summer of '18 jams playlist.
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In November it opened a new factory in Nottingham, customising boulder pads, backpacks and bags for its discerning customers.
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German cars, engineered to please their discerning drivers, are unlikely to carry the same kudos when vehicles drive themselves.
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More discerning audiophiles should also consider waiting for the Here One earbuds coming in early 2017 from Doppler Labs.
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Follow advice from Jeff Bezos and the world will be yours. Skeptical. Discerning. Unrelenting. Searching. Leading. Appreciating. Contemplating. Growing.
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"Staging elevated each room in our home and transformed our house to appeal to the discerning homebuyer," Heighington said.
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Or could it be they will have days where only chartreuse-colored food is allowed pass their discerning lips?
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It's a delicate balance of discerning how much you're willing to misrepresent yourself for the sake of another person.
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Counterpoint: we finally have proof that music nerds and more "discerning" music fans are likely to be bad people.
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Indeed, there's plenty for the discerning music fan to enjoy in the band's discography beyond breakneck rhythms and riffs.
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People are in an especially discerning and practical mood—you could run into a few know-it-alls, too!
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Up to 15 pre-Series A startups — chosen by our highly discerning TechCrunch editors — compete in three preliminary rounds.
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Discerning the difference between truth and lies is a significant challenge that no person or machine has yet conquered.
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People only get one vote, and this lets us figure out which voters are discerning between a few candidates.
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The whole experience seems a little forced, and therefore this place is not for the true discerning luxury traveller.
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Needing company for my misery, I showed the Fuck-It to discerning teledildonics developer Kyle Machulis over Twitter messages.
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Explanations for recent climatic shifts include solar activity, corruption among scientists, Al Gore, and the discerning will of God.
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Discerning preverbal operagoers need not fear: "BambinO" earned good reviews when it had its premiere last summer in Britain.
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So when its notoriously discerning eaters pack into a chic hotel lobby to seek out traditional fare, take note.
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Brown's standards are High Hoop, his knowledge voluminous, his eye discerning to the point of a hawk seeking prey.
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He is an expert at reading his environment, discerning its priorities, adapting his public persona to fit its priorities.
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But it was a black jasper cuff, carved in a classic Panthère style, that would catch the discerning eye.
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Our highly discerning TechCrunch editors thoroughly vet qualified applicants and choose up to five outstanding startups in each category.
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Around the same time, they also each began the process of discerning ordination to priesthood in the Episcopal Church.
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It was Son's discerning $20 million bet on the Chinese conglomerate that began earning him accolades as a visionary.
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It's a smart, scrappy, enjoyable film that found a discerning audience in the realms of DVD and home video.
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Rather, the Grand is for the discerning traveler looking for convenience, comfort, premium park access, and excellent customer service.
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"We purposefully are targeting streaming viewers because our research shows they are a discerning and connected audience," Lane said.
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After all, discerning queerness in ambiguous texts is part of our adaptive armamentarium, honed on Proust, Dickinson and Shakespeare.
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This often serves to let discerning people know that I don't want them to pursue the subject any further.
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Packaged in a matching gift box, it's a great present for the discerning polka-dot lover in your life.
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Even Lauryn had an incredible way of navigating through life's problems, discerning through the answers with an unmatched confidence.
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They slow down looking, as your attention moves across the surface and you begin discerning similarities, changes, and ruptures.
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Researchers at Australia's Macquarie University have shown that the animal has a more discerning taste in music than you'd anticipate.
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Whether you're on the lookout for a fabulous thrifted coat or used records, make sure to bring your discerning eye.
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This novelty is problematic in the Twitter realm because humans everywhere are already poor at discerning between truth and falsehood.
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For some, it might also restore the potential for a more discerning alcohol intake that promises pleasure rather than pain.
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With courageous and discerning efforts by the Players Coalition and others, NFL players and owners began coming together last year.
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Zuckerberg noted that discerning the "truth" is a more challenging problem than it may seem to those outside the company.
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" Aura Dolls refers to its workers (???) as being "Classy, sophisticated, and adventurous ladies" who are "curated for the discerning gentlemen.
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These results suggest that time abroad increases self-discerning reflection and in turn this leads to greater self concept clarity.
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But Jones isn't a very discerning conspiracy theorist, and his show from June 29th is a great reminder of that.
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The pair, cerebral and discerning, recently described their more esoteric influences, evolving songwriting techniques and the lasting effect of Beyoncé.
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These rising stars are hand-picked by TechCrunch editors — a highly discerning bunch with an uncanny knack for predicting greatness.
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It was a testing ground for how their next moves are seen by staunch critics, discerning enthusiasts, and core customers.
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He has an artist's discerning eye, the life-breathing gift of an inventor, and the calculating menace of a sociopath.
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But unlike some trail or security cameras that are triggered by motion or programmed on timers, Clips is more discerning.
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The world sometimes has trouble discerning the difference between "public figure" and "best friend," especially when it comes to celebrities.
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But some market experts believe the selling is overdone and argue there are pockets of value for the discerning investor.
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While the series is fictional, as we all know young people can have a hard time discerning fiction from reality.
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Perfect for a smaller group, this is the type of event that will impress your friends with discerning tastes. 3.
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There are sadly no actual pandas in the "Panda" video, though discerning eyes may pick up on a few interpretations.
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Executives employed words such as discerning, measured and selective to characterize both the night's results and the present market itself.
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A less discerning buyer might hope to bring home a scrawny animal for around $200, still exorbitant for many Senegalese.
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For many discerning listeners, the finest is the Cleveland Orchestra, which returns to Carnegie Hall this winter (Jan. 23-20093).
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Discerning between survivor guilt and actual guilt, however — a reasonable, justified awareness of culpability — requires a considerable degree of introspection.
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Perhaps dogs must learn to be discerning, researchers speculate, or perhaps these pups hadn't fully developed a capacity for communication.
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Which is why more discerning seekers of bliss are heading to the village of Canggu, on the province's southern coast.
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And even for the most discerning consumers, counterfeit sites have evolved into ever more sophisticated-looking copies of legitimate brands.
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For more than 30 years, Stone Island has made outerwear for the discerning, both in terms of function and fashion.
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Bookers have programmed the space well this summer, inviting buzzy new bands and discerning legacy acts out to East Williamsburg.
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Were that not irksome enough, the typically more discerning art world seems to have now fallen under the same spell.
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The flavors of today's bougie wine coolers tend toward the herbal, botanical, and bittersweet, catnip for the sophisticated, discerning palate.
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Our discerning team of editors reviews each application and accepts between 15-73 startups to compete in the first round.
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Our highly discerning TechCrunch editors will review all eligible applications and then select 15 pre-Series A startups to compete.
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The audience for gaming peripherals had become more discerning, and the quality control from the first party brands had improved.
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Classical music has always been a specialized corner of the music business, with a discerning clientele and few genuine blockbusters.
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The only question is: Are enough Americans sufficiently discerning to understand that this time they are the ones being manipulated?
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Despite decades of trying, researchers have yet to develop a machine as exquisitely sensitive and discerning as a dog's nose.
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Discerning that she was on the losing side of White House infighting, she left in 1985, rejecting a federal judgeship.
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The company on its website describes the vehicle for "discerning individuals" who require "executive protection" or a "rolling panic room."
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Once there, the eagle was free to select the most appetizing chicken, like a discerning customer at a meat counter.
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A discerning primary voter could fairly ask some of the lesser-known, longest-of-long-shot, uninspiring, cookie-cutter candidates . . .
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This designer's singular skill, after all, is discerning which way the wind is blowing and capturing that moment in cloth.
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These audiophile bars take their cues from Tokyo, where places like JBS and Bonobo cater to patrons with discerning ears.
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No single factor can be isolated when it comes to discerning why one person suffers with anxiety and another doesn't.
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They're not discerning photography critics, but the AI-powered image-recognition systems of today can do more than just see photos.
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I think a good education is about cultivating wise citizens, people who appreciate democracy, who are discerning and not easily hoodwinked.
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Assuming that we hear back from Opportunity, we will begin the process of discerning its status and bringing it back online.
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Look, the ideal political system is one in which everyone is wise and discerning and cares very deeply about the truth.
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The language was new, and in the arcane process of discerning where the thinking resides among central bankers, it was significant.
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The Fairmont San Francisco in Nob Hill is a legendary hotel that's been a popular choice for discerning travelers for generations.
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Do you straight-up love books and want a place to chat about them with fellow discerning, thoughtful, and enthusiastic readers?
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"We believe adult Kenyans are mature and discerning enough to watch local content but their right has been denied," she wrote.
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We spent the time to find out which cord went with which device, and discerning whether or she actually uses each.
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Played by Watson with a discerning warmth, Beth is not just magnetic, she's the magnet; she's holding the whole joint together.
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We're a discerning bunch here at The Verge, so don't fret if you're going into Prime Day 2019 without any prep.
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He credits his success in that transition to Detroit's discerning comedy fans, who kept him humble during his Second City days.
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But most of the fun of Phantom Thread comes in discerning and unraveling the mental tapestry of its three main players.
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Her philosophy towards her wedding is different: More than 50% of couples are discerning and want to be splurging on experiences.
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The messaging app jumped to the top of the downloads chart and quickly earned cred among a discerning Gen Z crowd.
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There he supervised a large French-speaking staff for Jefferson's extravagant dinners for royalty and the most discerning palates in Paris.
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"It has the most discerning residents and continues to be a global icon," spokeswoman Amanda Miller said in an emailed statement.
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Our highly discerning editors will review every application and choose up to five of the absolute best early-stage fintech startups.
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It even prevents anyone from discerning patterns that could be used to "fingerprint" individuals while keeping the larger data trends intact.
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But for more discerning folks, a cleverly written wine label can actually go a long way, as this new study suggests.
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Flexing those hard-earned Instagram skills can pay off, especially if those snapshots catch the discerning eye of home-sharing companies.
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The inability to vet real personas online makes it hard to be discerning about how money is transacted on the internet.
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I set out to answer one question: Which headphones are good enough to convince a discerning listener to cut the cord?
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Dogs are capable of discerning vocabulary words and the intonation of human speech, according to a new study published in Science.
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I can only recommend, based on my own playing, what kind of gaming experiences are perhaps worth a discerning gamer's time.
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The discerning team of researchers specified that "delicious" pizza was selected to induce opioid release in the brain—and it worked.
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After all, the state's discerning political activists can make or break campaigns painstakingly pieced together over years in a single night.
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Setting aside her conservative politics, the British prime minister is what you'd expect from a world leader: smart, serious, dignified, discerning.
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That exhibition, "Edith Halpert and the Rise of American Art," honors the discerning eye of New York's first female gallery owner.
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That volume makes us particularly discerning shoppers in our own lives, especially when it comes to what goes in our closets.
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The movie is likely to seem thin in every way to many young viewers, but discerning ones might appreciate its differences.
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Our highly discerning editors will review every application and choose up to five of the absolute best early-stage blockchain startups.
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But discerning between the K.K.K. and the average citizen with whom I disagree is a basic quality of a rational person.
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Be very discerning about what resources you actually need, and be realistic about what resources you're likely to take advantage of.
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But careful observers should not be diverted from discerning the president's real purpose at the United Nations, because it is ominous.
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"Over the years, the ultra-high-net-worth individual and luxury consumer became that much more discerning," Ms. de França said.
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It's a river with big, hard-pulling wild trout, native born and discerning enough to challenge even the most experienced angler.
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Chen Zhiqiang, a young man giving a chunk of pork a discerning prod, concedes that some children claim to dislike meat.
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We have come to see ourselves less like discerning voters guided by policy and more like crazed, emotional fans, he said.
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The Financial Times' Gareth Harris called Laliberté's taste in art "blue chip-based and discerning but quirky" in a 2015 profile.
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As communication educators we must do more to teach skills so that people can be discerning about their sources of information.
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The engineers operating them can't see the voids they are filling and have no way of discerning their size or shape.
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It just means we are separating emotions from facts, which will allow us to have a discerning approach to finding truths.
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Compared to the nonathletes, the athletes were significantly more skilled at tuning out background noise, and consequently, discerning other sound cues.
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The 3-year-old Widow's Hole oysters have been sold out since January, the large size prized by some discerning chefs.
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Although this will no doubt set off alarms for discerning readers, Jessica seems oblivious to the unlikelihood of such a setup.
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So I did what any discerning aesthete might do: I took my sons to Dick's to shop for slightly better athleisurewear.
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Buyers, more discerning and cautious, eschewed properties considered overpriced or unremarkable, especially on the luxury side, where inventory was more plentiful.
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But she's also very discerning and has really great taste, so that is a nice combo to have in a boss.
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And then the venture capitalists and their intern have too much money, and they start to be a little less discerning.
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What does this mean for less-discerning people looking for a little copy, say, high school students that aren't above plagiarism?
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If Black people are good at anything, we're great at discerning what and when to bring up certain things about white people.
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" I once received a pitch from a PR professional that read, "[Acme Industries] provides the penultimate value-added services for discerning professionals.
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Still, according to discerning drinkers, Yellow Belly's demise is cause for sadness—especially since there's little very confusion between the two beers.
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I have always had a hard time discerning what my 'passions' are, mostly because I really like a ton of different things.
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Sometimes it's smoke and sometimes it's fire, and I think you have to be discerning in how you look at crowd stories.
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Cheer on 15-20 outstanding startups as they pitch and demo their creation to a discerning panel of veteran VCs and technologists.
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Mr Madison's plea fits somewhere in this murky conceptual framework, but on October 2nd, the justices had some trouble discerning precisely where.
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We are here to help you find the best happy hours in NYC — both for your wallet and your discerning palate. Cheers!
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And as active investors replace passive stockholders, companies are having to sell the merits of their projects to more discerning potential backers.
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The problem, according to Ćirković, will be in discerning natural from artificial processes, and we may become the victims of selectional effects.
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And yet the nativist politics he feeds it with, including the wall, are off-putting to the more discerning conservatives he needs.
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Were you to put this on a tiny stage, you'd have a hard time discerning the puppet from someone wearing a costume.
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Some Friends now talk of "discerning the sense of the meeting", rather than "the will of God" during worship and decision-making.
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First, TechCrunch editors — an experienced and highly discerning lot — review every eligible submission and ultimately choose 15 startups to show their stuff.
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But, in general, she says this happens because kids have a harder time discerning what's real and what isn't than, say, adults.
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The account painted a grim picture for the network, which has excelled, thanks to its incredibly discerning taste and prestige-level programming.
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As this will be targeting a more discerning beef buyer, Livestock Wealth can set a higher price for the beef, explains Shezi.
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Or would he, discerning gourmet that he is, take to Twitter to denounce the cold-blooded murder of a pastry most delicate?
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But if you watch with an even remotely discerning eye, you'll quickly notice these lovebirds' abusive relationship represents insidious and unacceptable stereotypes.
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"Brands are conscious that women shoppers are more discerning and they're willing to pay more for the products they love," Jackson said.
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It's home to the TC Top Picks, a cadre of roughly 40 extraordinary startups vetted and hand-picked by discerning TechCrunch editors.
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At the time, it was a true test for Starbucks because the Chicago customer is so savvy and discerning about their coffee.
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The stateless global world order to which our current leadership is drawn may be intolerable for a more discerning, critically thinking populace.
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Generally speaking, suburban voters tend to be more discerning about policy than those who simply choose to mark a straight party ticket.
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Discerning, days later, which tidbits came from the CIA and which were from The New York Times can be a maddening process.
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" Ms. Adalim looked at Sister Theresa and said: "With me, I feel like I've been discerning on and off for three years.
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Self-made billionaires, longtime friends and discerning readers Bill Gates and Warren Buffett agree that it's the best business book ever written.
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The Ferrari Roma offers discerning clients the finesse and refinement that brings the concept of "la Dolce Vita" right up to date.
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There's some hesitation in the advertising industry of using artificial intelligence alone in discerning the safety of a given page or site.
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Twitter's co-founder and CEO historically doesn't have the most discerning tastes when it comes to who he decides to engage with.
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Together, those behind-the-scenes sources provided a profound level of access and nuance about Patreon, and Peckham offers this discerning synthesis.
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One sex worker told Broadly that the closure of Backpage has forced them to become less discerning when it comes to clients.
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We've become more informed, more sophisticated, more discerning, more capable of assessing risks and more insightful in identifying the next major technology.
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The editor-in-chief of Glamour is not the hyper-glossed, ever-discerning dignitary you'd think someone of this stature would be.
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"We are in the process of distilling the data and discerning who they are, but I am excited," said Ms. Lythcott-Haims.
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Law enforcement is about discretion, and discretion is about discerning the particular circumstances of a case that make a particular response appropriate.
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Kendall's biggest beef, so to speak, isn't the goats' smell, but instead that the animals, like other royals, can be quite discerning.
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Discerning shoppers with bigger budgets should consider the clay-based objets d'art at SO Fine Art Editions in the Powerscourt Townhouse Center.
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You need to have a discerning eye and to be able to communicate by creating a visual vocabulary that's uniquely your own.
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New York City cannot compete with Los Angeles's patchwork quilt of cuisines, Northern California's sainted ingredients, New Orleans's discerning and passionate diners.
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On the cerebral side, Viking cruises are "designed for discerning travelers" with an interest in art, cuisine, history, science, culture and exploration.
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The factory-farm comparison is hard to resist — young workers pumped not for their milk but for their discerning taste in content.
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A more discerning market for initial public offerings continued to punish Peloton Interactive Inc on Friday, a day after it began trading.
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Shortly after, he began to show signs of recognizing his family and his dog and of discerning things like colors and numbers.
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Their findings, reported by the Washington Post, reinforce what many Tinder users know anecdotally: that women are overwhelmingly more discerning than men.
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Anything, from a one-of-a-kind smirk to a single clapback, can be caught by a discerning eye and disseminated across Twitter.
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Both wolves and dogs responded well to communicative cues, but without a human present, dogs were helpless at discerning cause-and-effect relationships.
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Discerning TechCrunch editors with a knack for choosing successful startups will review every application and ultimately pick up to 15 companies to compete.
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With the comprehensive profiles (with similarities highlighted for easy matching), filtering, and verification options, Elite Singles is an option for more discerning types.
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A woman with a single-malt scotch is bold and discerning and might fire you from her life if you fuck with her.
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Until Thursday, Mercury will reverse commute through discerning Virgo, then drift back into live-out-loud Leo for the remainder of the retrograde.
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Remember: Venus in Virgo is logical and cool-minded… but it doesn't matter how smart or discerning you are, anyone can be gaslit.
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Chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten put another perfume blotter to his discerning nostrils — the eighth of 26 he would sniff on a recent afternoon.
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Don't worry, because we've tapped the top Hollywood red carpet makeup artists for the affordable products that have passed their (very discerning) tests.
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No, really—these tiny fish, with their infinitesimal brains, are somehow more discerning with their mates than us, and we literally invented rockets.
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Photons, bits of light essential to discerning color, are too clunky to resolve anything much smaller than say, a synapse connecting two neurons.
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Highly discerning TechCrunch editors will review the applications and choose the 15 startups they deem most likely to produce an exit or IPO.
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There are many different things each region has to offer the discerning traveler, and there's no shortage of activities to keep you occupied.
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Discerning for reasons both strategic and regulatory, the U.S. has held its military drone technology close, and its armed-drone technology closer still.
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Now and in the coming weeks -- with the future of health care in America in the balance -- they invite an especially discerning eye.
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NBC's attempt to revive "The Celebrity Apprentice" with Arnold Schwarzenegger as host didn't work, although discerning the why of that -- a poor substitute?
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As you get older and more discerning you actually STOP accepting any old bell pepper as a delightful novelty in the produce section.
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And that's why outfits like Facebook, Netflix, and Etsy are revolutionizing their offerings for a jobseeker who acts like a very discerning consumer.
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"Propaganda and War: The Allied Front During the First World War", an exhibition at Koç University last year, had the most discerning approach.
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He does not so much begrudge the police for being tough on people, he said; he just wishes they would be more discerning.
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The opera may then face a tougher, more discerning audience among those even more familiar with the book, but Mr. Sheng seemed unfazed.
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That played at the parties, while the songs on Dedication 2 were reserved for the more discerning fans of the craft of rapping.
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But Mr. Cerruti, who for decades was discreetly buying works from auctions and dealers, also had a discerning eye for 20th-century works.
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But even the most brilliantly embroidered floral skirts didn't fool someone who shared a polio-effected childhood: the discerning documentary photographer, Dorothea Lange.
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If it is solved, it will not be, in my view, on the demand side — by training media consumers to be more discerning.
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But with some basic due diligence — and a discerning eye — you can usually avoid buying a water-damaged car from an unscrupulous seller.
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While a dragon cannot be too discerning with who it lights on fire in a battle, keeping Syndergaard alive could have been useful.
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But only a really discerning driver will notice the differences and fewer still will be able to justify $13,123 to make that jump.
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Despite the recent resurgence of cocktail culture, some people in Silicon Valley think discerning home-drinkers don't want to mix up cocktails themselves.
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As homeland security expert Clint Watts noted discerning observers of Russian information warfare noted the intensification and expansion of Russian efforts by 2014.
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Deep learning is very good at bottom-up knowledge, like discerning which patterns of pixels correspond to golden retrievers as opposed to Labradors.
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But any discerning member of the Navy (the global community of Rihanna's diehard fans), can decode a massive hint about her upcoming album.
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Discerning art viewers may recognize this scene as a snippet from the 16th-century painting, "The Temptation of Saint Anthony," by Hieronymus Bosch.
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So accustomed are we to the omnipresence of smartphones, though, that it might take a discerning eye to notice Reilly isn't checking one.
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They won't break the bank, they're foolproof, and you won't look like an utter dope the next time you plop down a still-bleeding hunk of cow at a dinner party after your discerning guests (trust me, they're all discerning) discussed to exhaustion and agreed that they wanted the thing medium-rare in the middle and medium on the edges.
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The rising inventory and falling prices means that discerning buyers can score deals on high-end property, for less than they could have otherwise.
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When those investigations are over, you will find the work was done appropriately and focused only on discerning the truth of very serious allegations.
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The victim's compensation program that allowed the parents to afford another body for their daughter wasn't discerning in what kind of body she received.
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Discerning TechCrunch editors with an eye for successful startups review all the applications and will select a cadre of 15-30 startups to compete.
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Why else would your perhaps less discerning but no less earnest Aunt Martha spend days drowning in whiskey and the balladry of Celine Dion?
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In uber-cool Brooklyn, for example, scores of mom-and-pop-sized artisanal operations are flourishing to cater to an ever more discerning clientele.
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"The TIG is a hub for the discerning palate — those with a hunger for food, travel, fashion & beauty," she wrote on the website's homepage.
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You may simply have to become a more discerning condom connoisseur — avoiding those with spermicide, for instance — without having to give them up entirely.
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Or it could be something else… It could be that Michael B. Jordan had to evolve into something more worthy of our discerning lust.
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"What Jessica and her co-founders did is amazing with that business," he said, adding they've been aided by today's smarter, more discerning consumer.
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The discerning skill with which Mr Radden Keefe gets inside these characters' minds may unsettle some readers, but it is also his book's strength.
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Organic AB seems far more popular than its conventional counterpart — there are plenty of raw, organic, and non-GMO options available for discerning shoppers.
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If you know you'll be ramping up your job search in the coming months, be discerning about how you use PTO and vacation days.
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He was discerning whether he should promote a plan to relieve debt in poor countries so children could go to school and see doctors.
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Instead, festivals are using these artists to evolve the range of their musical offerings, adapting to fans's increasingly discerning tastes and broader cultural trends.
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Twenty years ago it was a computing workhorse, sold for up to $20,000 to the most discerning of tech professionals and early internet cowboys.
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Mr Frayn obliquely notes that "the discerning theatregoer will feel instantly at home" spotting the door-crammed set at the beginning of "Noises Off".
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But Steele's rumbling baritone and love of wry high drama made him a lovely leading man in any discerning metal-leaning witch's wet dream.
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Paytas has a history of acting out for comedic relief, but fans have a hard time discerning between the YouTuber's reality and comedy, sometimes.
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Instead, Amanda Knox reexamines the case that made perfect tabloid fodder through a more discerning lens to attempt to touch on a larger truth.
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But now I think like, because of stories, you're going to have to be a little bit more discerning to find Instagram official stuff.
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And it is all exacerbated when experienced and discerning journalists fall out of the mix, along with the judgment they bring to the process.
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Mayor Pete's gathering will put him in the same category as Harris, at least in the eyes of this discerning group of veteran donors.
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Anyone with discerning taste and a love of beauty products knows that a lot goes into picking a good lipstick, foundation, or even hairspray.
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But Wu Kan, head of equity trading at Shanshan Finance, said there may be a silver lining in that painful process for discerning investors.
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And if that beer is room temperature, it might take me a little longer to start drinking—but hey, sometimes I'm not so discerning.
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Be smart: Politicians are harnessing internet stories and websites to mislead voters because users are less discerning over what is real and fake online.
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Kepler also discovered that stars are more jittery than expected, complicating the challenge of discerning planet transits from random fluctuations in the stars' luminosity.
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Anlina Sheng, a Winnipeg–based sex worker, says the closing of Backpage has already forced them to become less discerning with whom they see.
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Deneen and his fellow localists are cast as virtuous souls who would necessarily make discerning, merciful and respectful yeoman farmers once the revolution comes.
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During the American Psychological Association's podcast on coronavirus anxiety, Baruch Fischhoff, PhD advised being discerning about where you get your information and news from.
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There are "signs that Trump is sometimes incapable of discerning real life from fiction," David A. Graham wrote in The Atlantic on Nov. 27.
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The same day as the vote, YouTube unveiled a new web portal for YouTube Kids, along with a set of more discerning content filters.
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Its bounty of artisanal cheeses (mostly British) supplies grand hotels, top restaurants, discerning Londoners and, of course, the palace with top drawer dairy products.
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Discerning children will likely prefer the 1966 animated version, which is available to rent on streaming platforms including Google Play, iTunes, Vudu and YouTube.
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If you want to know what the universe might look like to certain discerning minds 50 or 100 years from now, watch these spaces.
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Facebook's computer-vision tools were originally envisioned to help the visually impaired navigate the service, discerning what's in a photo just by scanning it.
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Bookshelf Real New Yorkers are typically defined by their fleet-footedness, but more discerning observers focus on another idiosyncrasy related to our frenetic pace.
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The combination of discerning markets and support institutions (such as educational or research facilities) impacts a region's or nation's ability to compete and grow.
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Because the human brain is so pattern-oriented, it has a difficult time discerning details of a shape when a pattern is layered on top.
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I stood there post-VR discerning our rapid approach into expanded reality and how it's much closer than we realize — and with a female perspective.
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According to Lassman, buyers will still be active but more discerning with regards to the quality of products sought and the level of expertise offered.
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That's not to say any of these things are perfect; they're not and they deserve a discerning eye to keep them honest and improve them.
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Yes, size is important, but so is how the males use it—and only when females are healthy enough to be in a discerning position.
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So the vivid colors you see when the Quantum TV comes out of the box, but they might be too saturated for more discerning eyes.
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But I think there was part of me in my head assumed people were discerning it out, knew the BS from the non-BS. Right.
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Overall, the HiMirror Plus is a discerning critic for your bathroom that could make you way more paranoid about your skin, or maybe help you.
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This exhibition gazes upon and bolsters the dandy's deserved reputation as a discerning and witty art critic by demonstrating his relationship to life and Romanticism.
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"Nestlé is entering the fast-growing, super premium coffee shop segment with an iconic brand for discerning coffee drinkers," the company said in a statement.
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Mr Trump may do no harm in the eyes of his die-hard supporters, but the justices are likely to have a more discerning eye.
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"Managers remain very discerning but the pricing is becoming more compelling as the market stagnates," said Peter Toogood, Investment Director at City Financial Investment Company.
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Some discerning Reddit users have curated a number of majestic buildings that reminded them of the film set and shared them under the subreddit AccidentalWesAnderson.
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The website is, unfortunately, now defunct, but Internet Archive has helpfully archived Kanye's work as a prolific, succinct, and discerning aggregator of design and technology.
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And when it comes to the immersive adventures of Delos parks, apparently audiences are no more discerning than they are with the average Hollywood blockbuster.
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Sometimes the results are beautiful, but I also noticed that the AI isn't very discerning (I noticed the same thing in Photos on iOS 10).
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They also show him directing his co-defendant to find less discerning customers who would be more easily deceived if people objected to the counterfeits.
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Instead, operators are often left with the tricky job of discerning not just what's wrong but where, in the course of an often panicked conversation.
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In audio terms, widening the sound stage makes the stereo effect more pronounced, and can make music sound more natural and "live" to discerning listeners.
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All this speaks to the kind of Apple Watch user Apple wants to cultivate: fashionably discerning, addicted to fitness, supremely trusting in Apple's hardware design.
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Most commenters brought up the natural connection between dads and Costco superstores, which, like many stores that attract discerning dads, sell plaid shirts and khakis.
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We need to be discerning readers, and do more to help the young people in our lives sort out all the pixels coming at them.
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Chris Kong has served some of the world's most discerning taste buds, including those of celebrities such as Guy Savoy, Daniel Humm and, reportedly, Beyoncé.
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The most important point is that the paired techniques start out similarly enough that the opponent is given a difficult task discerning the intended target.
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As not a very discerning person when it comes to cat photos, I now have about 38 GIFs of Wallace now saved to my phone.
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According to Scott Ludwigsen, an executive at AirportXP, air travellers "are very discerning when it comes to the choices they have in food and beverage".
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Knowing these three warning signs serves as another discerning factor to watch for in interviews to help avoid bringing "high toxic potentials" into your organization.
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To protect themselves from a slew of lawsuits, franchisors and contractors will have to become far more discerning in to whom they franchise and contract.
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We run a tight curation process over here at TechCrunch, and our discerning editors — in their search for exceptional founders — will vet every application thoroughly.
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Part of it is concerned with discerning what really happened to Trisha Meili, but the rest considers the crime committed against the five young men.
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The latter theory is obscured by the basic difficulty of discerning why an individual feels a certain way, much less a diverse nation of millions.
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Goody's, a 267-year-old West Indian restaurant known for its oxtail and jerk chicken, brims with locals, many of Caribbean descent with discerning palates.
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An Oscar voter in 2020, choosing among the movies of 2019, needs to be discerning in some other way, probably in the most predictable way.
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" New York Times' head of R&D Marc Lavallee: "Discerning trusted news on the internet is one of the biggest challenges news consumers face today.
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Even savvy customers will have trouble discerning genuine reviews from commissioned ones, and unsuspecting patrons will be duped into buying cheap products with inflated ratings.
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What she found instead was that children in high-conflict households fared just as well as the other children in discerning happy and angry expressions.
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Monaco's "discerning and wealthy clientele" is growing more selective, he said, and many buyers are not interested in buildings constructed more than 50 years ago.
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Growth in China was held back by a variety of factors, including a crackdown on box office fraud, fewer ticket subsidies and more discerning consumers.
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It's where Saint Laurent's haute couture house stood, making made-to-measure clothes for a clientele composed of the world's wealthiest and most discerning women.
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It can be difficult to shop for those discerning friends who always seem to know what's hot—and where to find it—before you do.
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The Grom, Super Cub, and Monkey all start at less than $4,000 and have all the modern tech a discerning new rider could hope for.
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He spent the next several years shuttling among New York, London, Paris and Amsterdam, buying and selling, developing trust and an ever-more-discerning eye.
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The reason Cho and sites like her Soko Glam are so successful is because they come with education, but also clients trust Cho's discerning eye.
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Lucky for you, good reader, you are not a Pats fan and approach this story with a more discerning (and, my god, downright gleeful) eye.
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But there's no doubt that Deadline writers Michael Cieply and Mike Fleming Jr. should have cast a more discerning eye on the case and its circumstances.
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By opting for closer relations with their colleagues from further south, bishops in the United States are accurately discerning the future of their own national church.
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Examples of the form: Huawei Mate X, Oppo's folding prototype Something we could all agree to call it: a matchbook phone For the discerning vault dweller.
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Even in Europe, despite decades of working towards "ever-closer union", discerning who is really like-minded is becoming harder, as populist forces have gained influence.
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These including counting the number of playing cards in a deck, measuring compass orientation, and even discerning the specific configuration of a stack of Lego bricks.
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But there's one thing that even the most discerning of beauty nerds don't know about SPF: which formulas the top dermatologists use on their own complexions.
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We set out to find a pair of high-quality, wireless on-ear headphones for the discerning listener who wants to cruise the streets in style.
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Gemini vibes will find you tempted to multitask, but instead, use the energy to be more discerning about the responsibilities you take on day-to-day.
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To look at a cluttered room and an empty box, and then through a process as mechanical as it is discerning, reduce one into the other.
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But, as the dissenting Justices in that case pointed out, it is hard to read the underlying executive order without discerning an implicit finding of impracticability.
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Brian Solis worries about 'the ability for the app and the company to remain relevant among the highly illusive and impatient and discerning audience of users.
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She has made me much more discerning about what I like and why I like it Best advice for someone who is single on Valentine's Day?
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The Final Verdict: As it turns out, I don't need to be quite as discerning when it comes to the foods I buy at different supermarkets.
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It should be a big help in discerning whether a restaurant is actually bad or if some hungry diners have just been upset about delivery times.
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The gianduja cake, bittersweet chocolate and hazelnut praline, had a complex mix of textures—milky, supple, crunchy—with a hint of smoke for the discerning tongue.
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Patience is a virtue often forced upon the discerning, devoted metal fan, and Arkansas doom legends Deadbird have certainly demanded their fair share from their acolytes.
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The Lifefactory Glass Water Bottle is a better choice for the most discerning palates and a more eco-friendly choice for anyone concerned with green living.
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Among the other changes is a new full-time anti-discrimination team of engineers, data scientists and researchers, whose job includes discerning patterns of host behavior.
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Hopkins signed to the discerning indie label Domino, and in 2009 he released "Insides," which included a nine-minute version of the track that Coldplay borrowed.
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LOW Dining frugally doesn't mean you can't eat at nice places, it just means you have to treat the menu with a slightly more discerning eye.
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These standards are set by animal science experts, providing the third-party validation of humane treatment and positive welfare that an increasingly discerning public is demanding.
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Concerned citizens, rightly discerning this to be, above all, an issue of morality and not just policy, called on their faith leaders to lead Charlottesville's response.
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Even discerning pastry experts like Abby Swain, executive pastry chef of Temple Court in New York City, enjoy the fruity flavor of this popular cake doughnut.
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For those discerning buyers who purchase the Bugatti Veyron, the car's seven-figure price and single-digit fuel efficiency have never been much of an obstacle.
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Any discerning pro-wrestling fan could be forgiven for having stifled a shudder at the prospect of the multi-man main event of Sunday's Extreme Rules.
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And, like all of Honest Beauty's products, this kit has been vetted by Alba's discerning eye and comes sans parabens, petrolatum, mineral oil, or synthetic fragrances.
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But well shy of that, it sows enmity by jumbling together information and misinformation to a point where there's no discerning the real from the Russian.
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Part of the difficulty of discerning where things stand is the mix of agendas involved and the brinkmanship that always accompanies the final stages of negotiations.
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In an era of carefully tracked launch angles and fly-ball rates, Betts distinguished himself by hitting the ball hard, but also with a discerning eye.
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And Qatar's more enlightened social policies and approach to press freedoms might endear it to more discerning American and European start-ups or municipalities seeking capital.
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"Women are generally more discerning than men about their mate choices," said Peter B. Gray, an anthropologist who was the lead author of the survey report.
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University of Birmingham research showed that social media oversharing results in people feeling less connected to you because you're not discerning about who you share with.
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The NBER researchers stressed the importance of being discerning when choosing data frequency and economic performance measures in any future work on fertility and the economy.
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Unfortunately, Kepler also discovered that stars are more jittery than astronomers had expected, complicating the problem of discerning planet transits from random fluctuations in the stars.
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The students who'd been told they were almost always right were, on average, no more discerning than those who had been told they were mostly wrong.
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On West Eighty-fifth Street, between Broadway and Amsterdam, a cavernous dining room with heavily filigreed molding and a theatrically high ceiling awaits its discerning patrons.
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Here is a rough guide to discerning the substance from the official razzmatazz, starting with main indicator of how to judge its importance — who shows up.
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Research shows that people are not particularly discerning customers when it comes to health care; even those who need treatment might delay it due to cost.
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The discerning observer will leave this exhibition recognizing a void: Mr. Schiller could not find a single photograph of King and Kennedy together (except in a group).
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Male animals typically attract female mates through flagrant visual displays that signal they're the best reproductive choice, but males can also be discerning about their partner's appearance.
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It has been proven that the brain is wired to identify patterns that aid survival: distinguishing who is an enemy or a friend, discovering food, discerning danger.
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This study, like so many previous studies, thus shows the difficulty police officers face when discerning truths from lies by observing the suspect's verbal and nonverbal behaviors.
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Part of the reason I enjoy making a list is because it forces me to be cold, calculated and discerning—cutting to the heart of the matter.
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Similar bacteria showed up in the doggy genital samples, but the butt samples had all sorts of different species, as any discerning butt bacteria authority would expect.
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Yet amid all this austerity, she became a kind of global TV celebrity, delighting viewers with her discerning and yet digestible ideas on the history of art.
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Some find difficulty in discerning the small details — particularly when trying to distinguish numbers from one another – while others experience harmful light glares when driving at night.
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But for the discerning skincare obsessive with an eye for cult hits at affordable prices, it's always been Mario Badescu Facial Spray with Aloe, Herb, and Rosewater.
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But the study published in the journal Nature today described how a seventh rhodopsin expressed in the flies' central brains was important in discerning night from day.
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The city offers so many culinary gems that it's impossible for even the most discerning of gourmands to walk around the city without a raging food boner.
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His opponents will also have to be more discerning about responding and reacting so much, concentrating instead on building their own agendas and promoting their own issues.
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Satellites measure the health of planet Earth by bouncing signals off a patch of ocean, ice sheet, or rainforest and discerning digital vital signs upon their return.
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There was one big problem: Facebook's trending algorithms, which identify the most-talked-about terms, were not very good at discerning what was and was not news.
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The evening was part of Travelogues, a series organized by the discerning dance producer Laurie Uprichard, who presents artists she's come to know through her international travels.
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The company's website says that it "attracts people from all walks of life" and has been serving "discerning gentlemen since 1999," offering haircuts, shaves and shoe shines.
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The Neuhaus Belgian Chocolate Advent Calendar is loaded with top-quality chocolate that comes in a rich assortment sure to please even the most discerning chocolate fans.
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The cast also turned their discerning eye to Washington, weighing in on the lawmakers who they think are most in need of their fashion and grooming help.
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But Edgware was the last stop on the Tube, and he could easily ride into Soho to shop at Groove Records, a discerning store on Greek Street.
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Facebook says it will take down posts that lead to violence, but some experts argue they could be more discerning in how they identify potentially harmful content.
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At a time when shoppers are becoming more conscious and discerning of the ingredients in products they use, Credo has become a mecca for all things clean.
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While not cheap, the four-star Animal Kingdom Lodge is ideal for families or discerning adults who yearn for something beyond a bed, bathroom, and four walls.
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Discerning what might be true in a blizzard of lies isn't easy, and the people who spread those lies don't get to claim the moral high ground.
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Who stays here: Affluent locals and celebrities looking for an under the radar escape and discerning travelers who want to experience a serene beachfront holiday in Malibu.
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With the help of his brainy, discerning valet, Jeeves, Bertie had been dodging (sartorial) disasters and rogue (matrimonial) engagements for decades before Bond ordered his first martini.
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Steel baking sheets have earned a cult following among discerning home pizzamakers thanks to their ultra-conductive properties that cook pizzas quickly and produce crispy crunchy crusts.
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Within a few hours, that generic hunger for new parts developed into a discerning palette as I began to anticipate what an enemy's broken shell might hold.
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"The top collectors and the most discerning clientele, who collect art and collect homes, are highly interested in an original canvas, a one of one," he said.
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Venture investors are going to have to take the lead of public investors and be more discerning about the kinds of companies they're investing in, he said.
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When it comes to discerning the precise legal standard emanating from Monday's fractured decision in the Masterpiece case, lower courts have their work cut out for them.
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Those fortunate hundreds — she was a discerning collector — knew Nora the stinging commentator as well as Nora the productive romantic-comedy queen of the Upper West Side.
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Many industries fail to understand that the young generation is looking for a committed relationship, not a "fling" — and one that's discerning rather than trendy, DeVries concluded.
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Much of the finale takes a discerning look at the mistakes Molly and Issa have made, offering neither of them the "happily ever after" they yearn for.
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But it also played backdrop for the haute joaillerie collections, which are presented to a discerning clientele by both Place Vendôme veterans and ambitious, avant-garde brands.
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In recent years, Elevator Repair Service has achieved the unexpected distinction of being the troupe that a discerning theatergoer would most like to read a book with.
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Aren't all of us at least a little more mature and discerning now than we were a decade ago, partly because we've been schooled by our mistakes?
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This provenance is crucial in today's slowing classic car market where increasingly discerning buyers expect the vehicles, their history and the accompanying documentation of it to be flawless.
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While discerning between passengers and drivers is indeed difficult, detecting whether or not you're in a moving vehicle based on phone sensors and GPS technology is now routine.
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If you want to show off your discerning taste with a Rolex or a Patek Philippe watch, but don't have several thousand dollars to spend, there's Eleven James.
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Among the thousands of open cases across the U.S. and Europe focused on would-be jihadists, discerning who might move from word to deed remains the greatest challenge.
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With their discerning tastes and visual storytelling skills, these masterminds are experts at dreaming up covetable pieces that will instantly up the style game of any living space.
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Other businesses, meanwhile, fret about their ability to attract and retain the sorts of footloose and discerning employees who typically do not want to live in illiberal places.
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"It's a very discerning, very savvy marketplace that is successful in separating out the wheat from the chaff," said Simon Shaw, co-head of Impressionist and modern art.
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The answer is yes — if you meet the following stipulations: Our discerning TechCrunch editors will thoroughly review every qualified application and pick approximately 10-15 startups to compete.
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The result is a creature that looks a bit like Jabba the Hutt after a thirty day weight loss challenge—or, as discerning locals have pointed out, scrotum.
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"Latinas are sophisticated, discerning, and authentically rooted in their culture, and much of how beauty brands market to us doesn't talk to us in this way," she says.
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Discerning one from the other, amid the pace of a gruelling fight, was incredibly difficult for Wallace's opponents and he could throw up dozens of kicks a round.
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If you have a discerning palate, love to try new things, and enjoy being surprised on a regular basis, Mouth's Indie States of America club is for you.
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Since the game seems to focus mostly on notable areas and points of interest, there is probably no discerning between something like an art museum and a memorial.
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The very high end has been shaken up by Focal and MrSpeakers, each setting new benchmarks for dynamic sound that's enjoyable for both discerning perfectionists and casual listeners.
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He was not discerning of the pro-Trump information he received, and by the time of his arrest, he was 'connected' to hundreds of right-wing Facebook groups.
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Discovered by a discerning photographer while window-shopping on Fifth Avenue, Ms. Munson embodied Miss Manhattan in the raucous decades between the Gilded Age and the Roaring Twenties.
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Whether you're looking for a cashmere sweater, winter coat, pair of winter boots, or pair of tights, our highly discerning reporters and editors have you covered with recommendations.
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"Don't march up in your discerning shoes," she admonishes in "Good Lava," but she still favors too many Wayne Shorterish chord progressions to truly suit the easily impressed.
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Aries Arise, an East London-based womenswear brand, heavy on the denim, has quietly been working its way onto the hangers of discerning dressers in London and beyond.
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Like any self-discerning beauty nerd, I know to never judge a moisturizer by its jar, a mascara by its tube, or a perfume by its tacky bottle.
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Discount cooking supplies in general should be considered with a discerning eye at dollar stores, but that's especially true with items that deal with heat, like oven mitts.
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And at MK Studio, a ceramics workshop that supplies discerning local restaurants, shop for hand-thrown cups, plates and bowls that blur the line between tableware and art.
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Each word, phrase & line has been designed to puzzle you, its reader, & to test whether you're intellectual enough — well-read or discerning enough — to fully appreciate this poem.
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As a craftsman, he also warns the truly discerning: an authentic, new Eames lounge from a website, while lovely in its own right, is essentially a contemporary chair.
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Discerning the position of a 5 1/4-inch sphere moving in multiple directions at 95 mph relative to an imaginary box isn't something we've evolved to do.
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As clients become more discerning and more players enter the luxury market, clients will look for a redefinition of luxury based on craftsmanship, unique artistry, scarcity and personalization.
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If colleges are marketing distinctive academic programs and high-quality campus amenities to compete for increasingly discerning students, so, too, are they trying to leverage off-campus assets.
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" Using battle imagery, Francis writes of the importance of discerning the work of the devil in our lives: in lethargy, self-centeredness and a "rigid resistance to change.
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This alliance blends naturally into our plans to transform and boost AccorHotels with a view to catering to increasingly discerning customers' wants and needs beyond the travel universe.
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So, what's our gifting solution for when beauty to fashion and tech ideas don't feel like a fit for that especially discerning person you're so eager to please?
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Fundraising activity in the buyout business has grown more competitive as increasingly discerning investors turn their cash over to a smaller pool of better-performing private equity firms.
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I asked my coworkers to share the affordable skincare products they use and love, because who better to take advice from than a discerning bunch of product reviewers?
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Instead, discerning buyers should search for "grain neutral spirits distilled and infused with herbs and spices" on the front label to let them know it's the real deal.
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Here are my top four predictions of where I think fintech is going this year (and beyond): Capital will get more discerning and bunch up around the best players.
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The age difference has been one reason that more discerning fight fans have written off the bout's potential even though it's been hyped for months through rumors and reports.
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As MBL has become more sophisticated, and perhaps as more of its members have run for office, the organization has become more discerning about how it presents political spin.
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"Absolutely everything is retouched, modified, and idealized" He told Mashable France that the project was spurred by his interest in discerning what's artificial and real in the digital age.
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If space is limited in your kitchen, a new Ninja cooker on sale right now can help you cook and fry meals to please even the most discerning palate.
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A Pitchfork review of the album describes Trust Fund's music as "highbrow comic rock meant to make you feel clever and discerning," but to me it feels the opposite.
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Yet most marijuana merchants have focused on hyper-discerning high-end customers despite the long-standing popularity of smoking big blunts of cheap weed with a bunch of friends.
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Several US materials recovery facilities are expanding operations, upgrading equipment, and adding workers to improve sorting and reduce contamination so that the materials are acceptable to more discerning buyers.
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In fact, they think beer drinkers with discerning sensibilities and favorite styles and flavor profiles can find just the right mead for them, if they give it a chance.
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While their owner is best friends with half of Hollywood, Olivia and Meredith, the first cats of pop, are a little more discerning about who they cuddle up to.
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Collectors and experts said buyers, nervous about the elections and slowing global economic growth, have become more discerning and sensitive to high prices after years of rapid run-ups.
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Similarly, firefighters do not directly bear suppression costs, so public wildfire agencies have weaker incentives to be discerning about the efficient allocation of resources than would a private landowner.
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I asked my coworkers to share the affordable skin-care products they use and love, because who better to take advice from than a discerning bunch of product reviewers?
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The market is now discerning between these overvalued unicorns and those that could lose more than 13 percent of their value or disappear, like Tesla and Lyft, he writes.
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Discerning the most ideal time to roll up to the party will forever remain a dark art rather than exact science, but we decided to mull it over anyway.
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Million Pound Menu (NETFLIX ORIGINAL): Next-generation restaurateurs get the chance to open their own pop-up eateries to impress the paying public — and a panel of discerning investors.
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What they're saying: Now, experts are starting to reconsider whether high cost-sharing — once conceived as a way to turn employees into more discerning health care consumers — is working.
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Played by everyone from DJ Harvey to James Murphy, it is rocket-fuel for discerning dancers, a swooning, rapturous, gargantuan stomp that stalks round the club licking its lips.
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Nimmo remembers Bird as always have a discerning eye and a cool hand at the plate, someone who seemed to act and play the game well beyond his years.
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While it's exclusive and decadent, the prices still represent excellent value for discerning travelers, and a hotel of this kind in many other cities would be much more expensive.
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This is a brazen attempt to smother truth in order to advance the career of a man who would spend the rest of his life tasked with discerning truth.
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From Seletti, Italian retailer of luxury designer home goods, comes the "Burger Chair" — a fully functional and sittable soft sculpture for those with a discerning eye for delicious décor.
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Though I didn't have the leisure to sort out just who these people onstage were in the opening scenes, I had no difficulty discerning the rhythms of their behavior.
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Parachuted into any far-flung corner of the planet, Bourdain ferrets out the restaurant, known only to discerning locals, where the grilled sardines or the pisco sours are divine.
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For the cohort of highly valued companies that have yet to cross the IPO finish line, McVey anticipates that investors will be more discerning when evaluating their future prospects.
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A compassionate, discerning sociological analysis of the white underclass that helped power the presidential victory of Donald J. Trump, written by a young man who knows whereof he speaks.
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The aim is to lessen the restaurants' environmental impact while running a profitable venture — with a possible added benefit of solidifying their eco-conscious bona fides among discerning clientele.
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The partial government shutdown has idled a division of the Treasury Department that regulates manufacturers of craft beer, dealing a blow to a booming industry and disappointing discerning drinkers.
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Seasons are, by definition, collections of moments; discerning which one is the one on which everything hinged, which one is more important than all the others, is an impossibility.
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And while we're not trying to match the sentimental value attached to it, we can, however, offer you this creation that can satisfy even the most discerning of chocoholics.
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The upshot is that investors in European IPOs appear more discerning than those who have piled into highly valued floats of loss-making U.S. companies, such as Beyond Meat.
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Watch the video above to see her scoop with the pros and find out if her creation can hold up to the discerning palates of the Ben & Jerry's marketing team.
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As discussed in the blog post, the machine watched the infamously sad opening sequence from Up, discerning the story beats that had the most emotional impacts, both positive and negative.
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I'm always inspired when I see them, I've always wanted to test how many they can really do, but I trust that they're the most discerning noses in the world.
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Similarly, people are far more discerning when they "vote with their feet" to decide what state or local government to live under than when they vote at the ballot box.
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Even if it's clear, this disclaimer might not convince consumers to be more discerning—research has shown that even providing evidence a remedy doesn't work doesn't always change consumer behavior.
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Most of the other recent digital assaults, however, were more discerning—as if the attacker "were looking for the exact point of failure," Mr Schneier wrote in his blog post.
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The beer giants can, and do, buy up smaller "craft brew" IPA-makers; but there is always the risk that discerning drinkers could switch allegiance from their mass-produced lagers.
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Because we've been taught to equate skepticism with sophistication, especially where the media is concerned, entertaining a conspiracy theory can let someone feel both appropriately discerning, and also particularly generous.
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As you reach a point where you can be more discerning in your job hunt, carefully evaluate job offers to make sure any move you make will serve your goals.
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For the most discerning motorists, aromatherapy and hot stone massage treatments bring the spa to the driver's seat, perfect for keeping your cool when less-comfortable motorists cut you off.
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That mosquitoes have a tremendous sense of smell and are discerning is well established, but a UW team led by Jeffrey Riffell wondered if their preferences might also be learned.
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Disrupt Berlin 2018 takes place on November 29-30, and if you're selected as a TC Top Pick by our discerning editors, you'll receive a FREE Startup Alley Exhibitor Package.
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Polish up your Pinterest boards and binge-watch your favorite design shows, because Queen Elizabeth is looking for someone with a discerning eye to add some style to Buckingham Palace.
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Kogonada films the sharp-edged forms and contrapuntal lines of the city's avant-garde buildings with an analytical ardor akin to the discerning passion that Casey herself brings to them.
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Discerning between these wild possibilities will not only constrain models for the evolution of the solar system, it'll help us understand the origin of the gas giant's enormous magnetic field.
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Now, along comes Mr. Vance, offering a compassionate, discerning sociological analysis of the white underclass that has helped drive the politics of rebellion, particularly the ascent of Donald J. Trump.
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And while it's hard these days not to take work home, for security reasons, you should definitely be more discerning about the programs you download onto a work-issued device.
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Its way of mulching pretty much everything it touches on will likely irk discerning viewers, but it's worth trying out for the sake of "getting" what everyone else is into.
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Your discerning eye is something we love about you, but if you ruminate and constantly spiral about how things "could have been better," it won't leave anyone happy—including yourself.
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Heard's chunky, chewy, cosmically-attuned take on the track is a deep space roller destined to send discerning clubbers into a total tailspin over the next few weeks and months.
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And their wardrobes bore enough resemblance to paramilitary uniforms that, afterward, people scrolling through pictures of the ensuing violence online had difficulty discerning alt-right marchers from the onlooking police.
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Her early online content production leaned heavily, in a thematic sense, on "plucky American discovers the wonders of Britain," and that brought her attention in that nation's most discerning papers.
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Our highly discerning TechCrunch editors review every application with a sharp eye for potential success, and they'll select up to five startups they feel represent the best in each category.
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Some are being held back, as discerning sellers know better than to offer them in a market that's trending down, as it did in the recession that began in 3743.
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Let's hope the media will be more discerning with its reporting and ask policymakers what they are doing about the tragic overdose problem from drugs that are not prescription opioids.
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Fitch views the company's successful execution of an unsecured bond issuance favorably since mortgage availability for 'B' malls is less plentiful and more discerning than it was in prior years.
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But for the distinctive, discerning traveler who views travel as an investment, and reveres world-class hospitality and sophisticated accommodations above all else, there's only one type to consider: luxury.
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But there is a different kind of Los Cabos, an artful destination for discerning travelers that can be as laid back — or "turnt up," as they say — as one desires.
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Brouwer's eccentric paintings of brawling, puking tavern regulars were discreetly prized by van Dyck, Rembrandt, Hals, and many discerning collectors at the time; Rubens himself owned more than a dozen.
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Now 89 and a National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master, she still has that mix of sagacity and ingenuous charm that endeared her to discerning listeners in the 1960s.
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With a busy election year ahead as well as uncertainty over the UK's Brexit negotiations, country risk could become a factor again and should benefit discerning investors over broad index investing.
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"These growth opportunities start with investments in Wesfarmers existing portfolios of businesses," he said, adding he would be "patient and discerning" about potential purchases and "comfortable returning excess capital to shareholders".
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But when it comes to churning out entertainment for kids who are far less discerning about what's flashing across their eyeballs, there's little doubt that AI-generated cartoons are an inevitability.
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Specific decisions on deck for the vice chair for supervision will be complex and challenging, which reinforces why nominating a highly qualified and discerning vice chair for supervision is so important.
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But discerning the attitude of China's economic policymakers is more difficult, and not simply because it would be politically taboo to back away from a plan that Mr. Xi has blessed.
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True, discerning a vital American national interest in places with names like Omarska was not obvious, even if the wars upset the European peace America had committed to maintaining since 1945.
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Chinese consumers drawn to branded goods and becoming increasingly discerning about designers are underpinning much of that growth, already accounting for just under a third of spending on luxury goods worldwide.
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My dog isn't exactly discerning when it comes to what she eats (she ate half a pizza box the other day), but I can say that she happily scarfed these down.
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In "Death & Disasters Series," Klaver turns her discerning eye to the disasters of the day as relayed by the media, just as Warhol did in his series of the same title.
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Governments, it seems, are no better than anyone else at discerning genuine news from the fake sort or—worse—no more inclined to truthfulness than those whom they so eagerly denounce.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The "doom loop" between European banks and governments is weakening and investors are gradually discerning between individual bank risk and sovereign risk, European Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis said on Friday.
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Speaking of luck and timing, some would explain it as the founder's genius in discerning emerging and intersecting trends and then building precisely the kind of company that capitalizes on them.
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More directly responsible for the costs of their plans, individuals will naturally be more prudent in their healthcare spending, more discerning in their search for plans tailored to their specific needs.
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It was expectedthat many plans, like the WGA's, would then tighten their benefits and that would drive down costs by forcing people to be more discerning in their health care choices.
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Yes, these new strains will cost slightly more, but Holmes believes that discerning consumers will pay more for better quality product, just as they do for organic chicken or local microbrews.
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It certainly didn't help that limited resources also had to please the discerning palates of growing boys and girls who would just as soon eat boats of ketchup at every meal.
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She voiced her opposition so softly that senators on the floor and members of the press in the overhead galleries had trouble discerning if she was a yes or a no.
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Ostensibly a tale of heroic literary creation — of the volatile collaboration between an undisciplined author and his discerning editor — "Genius" is a dress-up box full of second- and thirdhand notions.
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Down a flight of black-painted stairs in an unremarkable building on the Lower East Side, Caveat is a bar-cum-edutainment space that aims to cater to the discerning nerd.
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For all the ordeals that Christina (played, as a child, by Mara Hobel and, as an adult, by Diana Scarwid) is shown to bear, Perry depicts her as strong and discerning.
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Toss your proverbial hat into the mix and our seasoned TechCrunch editors (a deeply discerning bunch) will comb through each application to select 15-30 of the best early-stage startups.
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On "The Toy Box," inventors and entrepreneurs competing for a deal with Mattel and Toys "R" Us bring their concepts to a panel of very discerning judges, ages 7 to 12.
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Allow me to make an addendum to that suggestion that will seem laughably minuscule but in fact distinguishes you as a person of subtly discerning taste: Make that food name plural.
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"It didn't kill in the room, and it shouldn't have," said Senator Al Franken, Democrat of Minnesota and discerning veteran of "Saturday Night Live," who has become friendly with Mr. Kennedy.
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"We have trouble discerning who has decision-making authority," said Julie Mix McPeak, the Tennessee insurance commissioner and president-elect of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, which represents state officials.
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After claiming that it would only sell its controversial facial recognition software to law enforcement agencies, a new report suggests that Clearview AI is less than discerning about its client base.
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With the story collection "Darkness" (1985), Ms. Mukherjee began to attract critical notice for her discerning portraits of immigrants struggling to cast off the bonds of tradition and remake their lives.
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The trick for Albany watchers, as always, is discerning between the easy lifts and the hard ones, between what is real and what Mr. Cuomo is merely asking us to imagine.
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All told, that makes "Ozark" the kind of franchise that Marty would likely embrace -- the sort of addition to Netflix's vast portfolio that provides discerning viewers a solid return on investment.
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Discerning the true nature of the Trump phenomenon, one so baffling it's in the process of ruining some of the more rational minds of our generation, was probably going to be easy.
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For the closest watchers of Trumpland, that makes discerning the president's personal tweets a little more difficult since a "Twitter for Android" tag always guaranteed that Trump tapped out the message himself.
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Meanwhile, the paintings invite viewers to recognize differences, to savor small pleasures, to slow down and enjoy the particulars of each painting, while discerning what changes and is particular about each work.
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As the Verge noted, Samsung's promise of how good this upscaling will be "sounds somewhat optimistic," but the quality difference may well be hard to perceive for any but the most discerning.
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We're sure wine industry people have been quietly mocking the frenzy for rosé wine for years now, but why have we, usually not-too-discerning drinkers, decided that enough is finally enough?
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In recent years, fierce competition, progressive startups and popular mobile "super-apps" such as Tencent's (TCEHY) WeChat have made Chinese consumers more discerning about what they want in their cars, executives say.
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The thought fills me with panic, even as I keep the Redfin real estate app on my phone's home page, scrolling new listings, viewing the possibilities with my realtor mom's discerning eye.
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While their Indiglo line of bright, light-up quartz watches was a long-time hit, they really didn't do much beyond making a few very basic pieces for a non-discerning audience.
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It was expected that many plans, like the WGA's, would then tighten their benefits and that would drive down costs by forcing people to be more discerning in their health care choices.
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The organization says large U.S.-based asset managers like BlackRock, Vanguard and StateStreet continually rubber stamp exorbitant executive pay packages opposed by individual investors, pension funds and more discerning European asset managers.
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The trouble comes in discerning between someone who is operating on a higher level, and someone who is sketching out a diagram of the world on the wall in their own feces.
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Our robot overlords might not be as discerning as human beings, but they can hone in on the professional strengths you want potential employers to notice — if you write your résumé right.
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Taco Bell is testing out a new burrito on its discerning California customers: The California Loaded Fries Burrito and they're available for $1.99 each at select Taco Bells, according to Food Beast.
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Inspired by Josifovic and de Graaff's discerning eye, we asked them to share their top tips for taking a killer plant photo, paired with some of our favorite uploads from the collective.
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There are various forms of intelligence: There is the more rational variety that is necessitated for intellectually demanding tasks like playing chess, solving complex problems and making discerning choices about the future.
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Discerning snobs may look down on it as lesser than a "true" Range Rover, but the Range Rover Sport surely conveys more wealth and status than a BMW X23.3 or Volvo XC25.
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The network created the posters to congratulate all the films and to remind discerning dog lovers that Nat Geo WILD's BarkFest programming is going to be back this year after awards season.
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All cats were equally good at distinguishing their names from general nouns, but cats from the café were really bad at discerning their own name from the names of other café cats.
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If the technology behind the Nura headphone is just a little off, it's possible that a discerning listener could hear sounds that a composer never intended — and that might ruin the experience.
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The Manhattan School of Music, one of New York's most discerning excavators of the unnoticed, has made particular efforts on behalf of rarely heard French works from early in the 20th century.
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But with the President consistently falling short of the mature judgment and discerning decision-making required of the leader of the free world, Congress has no choice but to respond and compensate.
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"Collectively, China's HNWIs have about RMB 211 trillion (about $20163 trillion) in investable assets, and they have grown more discerning about how, and with whom, they invest that money," the report said.
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These values include the free and open exchange of ideas, the right to hold and express views that offend some listeners, and the marketplace of ideas as a means of discerning truth.
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Diving into the world of portable chargers with a discerning eye can be a bit intimidating, but there are really just a few questions you need to ask yourself before picking one.
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Notably, none of these are foolproof, but a critical and discerning eye is something we're all going to need to develop and hone if we are to survive as a functioning society.
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" He envies a certain kind of confident Southern man, about whom he says: "His is a discerning shtick of which the Southerner is king: wicked-sounding but affectionate, droll, imperturbable above all.
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The justices did us one small favor this term: Their decisions were clear and conclusive, and they lacked the overlapping partial concurrences and dissents that can make discerning the governing principle elusive.
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After early questions about Damo Suzuki rumors, it became clear that Schmidt is neither interested nor willing to talk about internet stories with no discerning relevance on the legacy of his band.
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But as fraught as these issues may seem in today's headlines, discerning long-term investors will be watching how the global economy is transforming without regard to the rules around border crossings.
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Sure, they can detect more colors, but further research showed that mantis shrimp are no better than humans at discerning subtle differences in colors when they had to associate them with treats.
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The most ambitious distillers predict a time, not far-off, when discerning drinkers will seek out, say, a Hudson Valley rye in the same way they might a Stag's Leap cabernet sauvignon.
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While we've all likely experienced the mix of dread and horror of learning your favorite product is getting a makeover, the arrival of Bender 2.0 is sure to please any discerning customer.
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Like some binary poisonous reagent, these dynamics combined to foster an environment ripe for political abuse and leakage — a fairly transparent attempt, from the point of view of any discerning intelligence officer.
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Knowing Witcher lore gives what seems like a lot of extraneous exposition more context, which is helpful when it comes to discerning which pieces of exposition are important and which ones aren't.
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Ms. Powney has found fans among celebrities and discerning shoppers with her faux domestic prints and 1980s- and '90s-infused collections, which often draw on references from her childhood in northern England.
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This year, two regional fairs are emerging as standouts in the overcrowded global art scene: Independent Brussels and Art Brussels, which both capitalize on Belgium's depth of discerning collectors for contemporary art.
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What 2019 proved is that despite the ability to raise venture capital, public market investors are still discerning and unwilling to reward risky companies just because they have high private market valuations.
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A more discerning market for initial public offerings continued to punish Peloton Interactive Inc on Friday, a day after it began trading, as shares of the fitness startup fell 4% to $24.74.
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Coughs are one of the leading reasons for visits to the doctor and trips to the drugstore, where shelf-long displays of nonprescription cough medicines can overwhelm even the most discerning consumer.
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Beyond converting us into living encyclopedias of Amazon prices, this also makes us particularly discerning gift-givers — and there are few people we take as much care when gifting as our moms.
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I was doing all the work of being honest and vulnerable by saying, "This is how I feel, and it's real even if it's uncomfortable," but I wasn't discerning and asking why.
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Good, moral people are adept at discerning what kind of situation faces them, what moral question is being answered, what their options are, and what the consequences of their actions will be.
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I think a lesbian might be a bit more discerning in the lesbian porn they would watch because they're looking for more authenticity, so they might go for something more amateur but realistic.
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But one of the emerging characteristics of Trump's presidential transition that is likely to linger on in his administration is the difficulty in discerning exactly how serious to take his threats and bluster.
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"I think that backers are more discerning now, since unfortunately a number of crowdfunded games did not come out, or did not deliver on all of their promises," says Obsidian CEO Feargus Urquhart.
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Other cash-poor local governments, including those of New Jersey, Illinois and the City of Chicago, also might have been spared some of the trouble they now face by more discerning debt investors.
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Mr Nelson (whose office as president or "prophet" is said to carry a special gift for discerning the divine will) says he feels a calling to revive the use of the unabridged title.
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As one Redditor astutely pointed out, Webber is essentially the Michael Bay of Broadway, widely condemned as a hack by discerning musical-goers, even as he's put butts in overpriced seats for decades.
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On Wednesday, you'll look at your dating pool by honestly discerning what's out there for you, and what all of this fun can offer you and your personal happiness in the long term.
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Times may have changed, but sound judgment, decorum and comportment -- especially while armed in public -- are essential character traits that every discerning agent should exhibit, and ones that never go out of style.
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For discerning tourists looking for a more laidback Indian experience, Kerala has it all - long sandy beaches, lazy waterways, charming, historic towns like Kochi and the cool, forested hills of the Western Ghats.
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An impeachment inquiry is currently discerning whether Trump withheld $400 million from president Volodymyr Zelensky as a "quid pro quo" exchange to get an investigation into Hunter Biden, the son of Joe Biden.
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"Discerning trusted news on the internet is one of the biggest challenges news consumers face today," says Marc Lavallee, the New York Times Company's head of research and development in Adobe's press release.
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While the sportscasters might have had a hard time discerning exactly what it was â€" or maybe they just didn't want to say it â€" the fan that threw it had perfect aim.
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Sharing details about what goes on behind closed doors could attract a lot of buzz and attention, and lead to some interesting work connections, but be discerning because there's no taking back TMI.
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Now, a New York-based consumer data company called HowGood has raised $4.2 million in a Series A round of venture funding to help retailers answer every question these discerning customers may have.
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"When we see an attempt like this, we have no way of discerning what the attacker's motivation is," Tom Burt, the vice president for customer security and trust at Microsoft, said on Friday.
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In a review of a show that ranges over "a period of grueling brilliance, when Picasso kept junking and reassembling the female physiognomy like God," he gives discerning historical and artistic context first.
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" My $4 bottle of basil hand soap says, perhaps obnoxiously, that I'm not the kind of person who springs for Aesop ($39), but I'm just a little more discerning than basic "lemon zest.
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Public investors have become much more discerning when evaluating companies that claim to be in the tech business, Davidson, a general partner with Bullpen Capital, told Business Insider in an interview this week.
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There is "no reason to suppose that I and my eight colleagues are any better at discerning the meaning of the constitution than members of the courts that went before us," he said.
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Many of the money-losing companies looking to go public now could struggle because investors are more discerning and are looking for profits, noted Alan Adelman, senior fund manager with Frost Investment Advisors.
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An important theme in the actions is the centrality of government leaders acknowledging what is taking place and that the public must be discerning about what it sees and hears in social media.
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We think that cannabis has the potential to be more mainstream and be reviewed like wine or beer or other consumables at a really high level with a really discerning and independent perspective.
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Rather, it should be seen as an occasion to indulge in the acuity of Rosenthal's eye, which is so fresh and discerning that it makes 40-year-old work feel necessary and new.
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Add in Legacy's chrome and steel construction, ultra-comfortable memory foam padding, and dual jacks for communal listening, and it's no surprise that it received an 8.5/10 rating from discerning audiophile blog Soundguys.com.
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I'll have to leave the discerning diva tendencies to the professional, and hope that any of the dogs who don't get chosen for Cha Cha will accompany me on a moonlit romantic walk, instead.
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With a shared commitment to functional design, innovative craftsmanship and cutting-edge technology, the collaboration delivers highly discerning customers an unrivaled, premium smartphone experience; with revolutionary speed, extensive battery life and luxurious design cues.
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Most will find out in the usual way; after having tiny blobs of tissue slurped up through a needle, smeared and stained on a slide, and put under the discerning eye of a pathologist.
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I firmly believe there's no mystery Instagram can't solve, and it turns out the comments and likes on David's posts could be the key to discerning the mutual friend that made this hang happen.
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"The voice has been, biologically, so compellingly important to survival, to family membership, to recognizing who's a friend and who's a foe, and also to discerning attitudes and emotions, implications and everything," she says.
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"In many ways we looked at China little bit too much as a developing market, as opposed to the most discerning consumers in the world," Chief Financial Officer Jon Moeller said at the conference.
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Since Face ID is backed by powerful silicon and algorithms — it even learns how your face changes over time — we can only hope that Apple will continue to strengthen Face ID's twin-discerning capabilities.
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"Primary voters, especially in a campaign where the stakes are as high as this one, are going to be incredibly attentive and discerning," said Democratic strategist Jesse Ferguson, a spokesman for Clinton's 2016 campaign.
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NFL Twitter is still mostly a mess, but the Schwartz brothers are open, honest, discerning, and a lot more fun to follow than most of the people that get paid for their NFL opinions.
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What's worse, it implicitly lulls its reader or listener into a false sense of security, assuring them that they needn't be too critical or discerning, since someone has already done the work for them.
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During a job interview, it's good to be excited and enthusiastic about the company you'd be working for, and most of the time, you should also be discerning about the role you're taking on.
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With a discerning eye for hand-crafted pieces with an absurdist bent, the Cuban artist duo, Los Carpinteros, or "The Carpenters," draw their inspiration from a shared heritage and the significance of their materials.
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As Molly, Orji is straightforward and discerning; she can convey years of firm but unconditional friendship with Issa with the slightest raise of her eyebrow (though her sporadic, full-throated laugh is a treat).
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Food Matters FALL IS WILD GAME SEASON in France, and discerning diners at Parisian outposts like L'Ami Jean, La Régalade and Spring come especially for the composed dishes of just-hunted, rich-tasting game.
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For discerning consumers, who over the last 2250 years have turned their attention from Champagne's big houses to focus on the grower-producers — small farmers who make their own wine — this might seem surprising.
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But discerning chaat lovers should probably go directly to the dahi batata puri, soft potato packed into hollow globes of fried dough that you can pick up and eat with your fingers, like chocolates.
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Though she stops short of wardrobe color-coding, she cannily divides navy from black in her closet to bypass the time-consuming process of discerning between the two in the early morning half-light.
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Ground chuck — the all-American backyard cookout staple that most discerning shoppers would choose over something they knew contained pink slime — is not, in fact, made from ground chuck steak, but from chuck trimmings.
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It took me a few sips to pick up on it — which must mean that Kim Kardashian West has quite a discerning palate — but I finally understood what the reality star was tweeting about.
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For that reason, it is important for Americans to be as discerning with their money as they are philanthropic, avoiding scams and asking for greater accountability from trusted charities like the American Red Cross.
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But, he added — echoing some of Ms. Hou's comments — they are far more discerning than their parents about timepieces and their tastes increasingly resemble that of their peers in Europe and the United States.
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This is the inevitable result of an interminable primary process ending up in the care of a media that is more interested in stoking factional conflict than discerning the material differences among the candidates.
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What the designer saw there — the simple ideas of "how beauty resounds, the obsession with quality and craftsmanship, the use of materials in a discerning way," he says — shaped everything he has designed since.
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"We've been showing this every single day, which is really weird to me because at this time of year, it's slower and also just this price point is a little more discerning," Chan said.
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These types of services are also getting better at discerning the meaning of customer messages and posts on social media, and can respond to them appropriately, so fewer people are needed for that task.
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In our interview she pointed out that while an Internet of Emotions could positively augment our feelings in the same way mobile phones have enhanced our intellect, devices discerning our feelings shouldn't happen by default.
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There's nothing wrong with being discerning when it comes to your child's daycare or babysitters, but one mom generated widespread outrage when she refused to send her child to a daycare with "extremely overweight" teachers.
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Francis was reflecting on a biblical passage of St. Paul discerning when it was time to leave his flock in the care of others, a decision Francis said all bishops must make at some point.
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That does sound like a lot of money, but discerning video-lovers will probably not be deterred; the camera includes features and functionality that are usually reserved for cameras with a significantly heavier price tag.
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There is a particular difficulty in discerning whether this book is good, not because the text qua text is somehow elusive or inscrutable but because one struggles to read it without sweeping for psychological clues.
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The underperformers are dominated by Deutsche, the Swiss investment banks and a handful of Italian lenders - suggesting investors are discerning between the weaker and healthier banks rather than treating the sector as a single trade.
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The buzz: Nestlé is the world's largest food and drink company, and this is the company's play to grab a stake in a brand that's viewed as both trendy and authentic by discerning millennial consumers.
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It helps us get better at finding the sort of deals you'd like to know about, and it helps us become more discerning in the deals we cherry-pick for you on future Prime Days.
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She also has to deal with borderline puritanical rules from the big tech platforms while brainstorming about hunks, discerning what a hug sounds like, and puzzling over why people are so into stories about threesomes.
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Everyone knows transcendent household names like LeBron James and Giannis Antetokounmpo, but, in an open race, Vucevic currently exists as a respectable choice for the league's most discerning fans, those who also enjoy being different.
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In the United States, the number of golfers has decreased to 24 million from about 30 million in 2005, forcing equipment companies, particularly those that produce more than just golf products, to be more discerning.
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These discerning shoppers look for more than just quality when making their purchases — they want to know that the brands they're shopping from not only make a good product, but also make a positive impact.
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When you ask yourself what you want, and you hear from deep down inside your gut, "This is what I want," that discerning voice is the voice of truth to which you should commit wholeheartedly.
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It's not a guarantee that Lagarde will be discerning in how she spends the annuity, but she's at least set up a situation that will make it more difficult to do something she'll later regret.
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"I think quality journalism is a scarce commodity these days and I think the discerning readers reward places that are making stories that mean something," Jeffrey Goldberg, the editor in chief of The Atlantic, said.
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"Newsom displayed a heartwarming and discerning understanding of the importance of objective research and exercised strong leadership as he put our children's health and welfare ahead of institutional bureaucracy resistant to change," said State Sen.
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Most of the questions on Monday will come from New Hampshire voters, an electorate which prizes its position as the first-in-the-nation primary and is often known for asking discerning and pointed questions.
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That less-than-discerning diet makes them helpful for waste reduction and pest control; after making quick work of a manure pile, the larvae's leftovers can be used as compost or processed into animal feed.
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Though the People&aposs Liberation Army is technically compulsory, they get so many volunteers that they&aposve had to get more discerning in recent years with who they take, focusing now on college-educated individuals.
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Her prescience is agenda-free, but it's her exceptionally discerning writings on women — Linda Lovelace, Elizabeth Wurtzel, Sarah Palin, Hillary Clinton — that make one wish she had (or even wanted) her own syndicated newspaper column.
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It applies outside of the business world as well – from a social platform discerning ethnicity based on assumptions about someone's likes and interests, to AI assistants being branded as female with gender-specific names and voices.
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Why Purebred Dogs Are Sick, Miserable, and UglyPhoto: APThe Westminster Kennel Club just hosted its popular annual dog show, where canines of all shapes and sizes get to strut their stuff in front of discerning judges.
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To remedy Starbucks' sales woes, the company has shifted its strategy more towards cold beverages, which make up the majority of customer orders, and have sought to be more discerning in where it opens new stores.
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For as long as travellers remain more discerning about where they stay than how they get there, hotels will not be able to engage in a race to the bottom in the way that airlines have.
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It was a little over a year ago that Lenovo and Razer announced a co-branding partnership that saw Razer essentially acting as an ambassador for introducing Lenovo PCs to the discerning consumer of gaming gear.
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We talked to a veteran stylist who has followed the keratin saga from day one and a chemical specialist who provides in-salon keratin treatments for a most discerning Beverly Hills crowd to settle the score.
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While using abbreviations and slang to flirt with our crushes may have been the norm in the days of MSN messenger and Nokia 3310s — "bbz", "luv u", "m8" — it seems we've become a little more discerning.
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Far from just being blokes who have ended up in the wrong club, the UK now plays host to a strain of lad with a discerning and deliberate interest in whatever it was that Jack built.
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Millennial Park is hardly "hidden," but it is so expansive that there are still a few spots that don't get the attention they deserve, making them perfect for the discerning picnicker looking to escape the crowds.
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The IG may prove to be more adept at getting to the bottom of provable wrongdoing at the FBI and DOJ than Mueller's team may be in discerning Trump's culpability in collusion or obstruction of justice.
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The city has installed a costly but discerning gunfire-detection network, called ShotSpotter, with receptors in high-crime areas; that night, ShotSpotter was so overwhelmed that it was operating on a lag of around five hours.
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This suggests hackers are being more discerning about who they decide to target, to maximize the amount of money they can make, according to Supervisory Special Agent Adam Lawson of the FBI's Major Cyber Crimes Unit.
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We're not sure when or with which discerning fan this entire YouTube genre began, but its use of shows, ranging from Spongebob Squarepants to Seinfeld, speaks to nothing if not the universal futility of modern existence.
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As consumers become more discerning about the food that they are eating, a wave of startups has emerged that are catering to that demand with convenient alternatives to the more ubiquitous options that are available today.
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The epic Battle of Winterfell took place in the dark of night, on an open field and in darkened castle hallways, which made discerning what was happening, and who it was happening to, difficult at times.
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René Laurentin, a Roman Catholic theologian who devoted his career to investigating reports of supernatural religious visions, omitted part of the name of a journal in which he explained the church's guidelines for discerning an apparition.
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On CNBC's "Fast Money " on Thursday, Bogart said while many of the smaller digital currencies seem overpriced these days, which is "not a sign of a discerning market," bitcoin has demonstrated its ability to survive upheaval.
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It's harsher to consider the alternative explanation: that we're simply more attuned to use information that confirms our preexisting beliefs than information that corrects them—in other words, that we're simply not adept at discerning truth.
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"Oil and gas companies are no longer rewarded for simply 'grabbing land' and public investors have become more discerning regarding acquisitions," notes Jon Marinelli, head of U.S. energy investment and corporate banking at BMO Capital Markets.
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To have any hope of making sense of it all, we need a discerning and reliable guidebook, a work that not only identifies the most important events of 1968 but also puts them in historical context.
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Malott, however, has developed a more discerning eye for analyzing his ball's movement, as the professional bowler and ten-time national title holder recently explained to me at the United States Bowling Congress, in Arlington, Texas.
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The study also found that prolific Facebook users were less likely to post such stories, lending credence to the theory that less active and experienced users may have more trouble discerning between fake and real news.
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In Europe, where political risk has increasingly become a dominant theme in the past year, different countries, currencies and politics provide more scope for discerning investors to take advantage of markets overshooting one way or the other.
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While discerning the authorship of these messages, a researcher from the University of Manchester has concluded that two of the earliest letters were written by the same person—a discovery which suggests unscrupulous journalists kickstarted the trend.
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"At OnePlus, we are constantly striving to provide a better product and user experience for our customers, who are some of the most discerning and tech-savvy users in the world," says Founder and CEO Pete Lau.
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As consumers become more discerning about what they eat and more are willing to pay for better-quality foods or those for special diets, many small food makers are carving out toeholds in this fast-growing marketplace.
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While the world will need oil and gas for decades to come, Statoil's Chief Executive Eldar Saetre expects that many oil deposits will never be tapped as increasingly discerning consumers will demand only the lowest-polluting crude.
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Now 28 years old, the star has gained an "understanding that you have to be able to be precise and discerning, and your discernment has to be sharp; it's a fine balance that I'm learning," he says.
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Jiang's idea is to "fight fire with fire" and flood the internet with left-wing misinformation so that people might eventually become more discerning readers — don't drain the swamp but flood it so people learn to swim.
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As Chinese consumers become more discerning, Xiaomi rises to meet increasing expectations 2016 is shaping up to be a great year for smartphones — and the Xioami Mi 5 is an embodiment of many of the best trends.
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Directly overlooking Bryant Park and the New York Public Library, and just steps to Times Square, Grand Central, and other major Midtown Manhattan attractions, the Park Terrace is an upscale four-star boutique property for discerning grownups.
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What are not so famous are paintings that first drew the attention of discerning collectors to Watteau, pictures focused on the lives of common soldiers in a time of war that he made between 1709 and 1715.
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Mexico's cartels and enterprising individuals are purchasing the finest version of the herb from legal labs and dispensaries in California, Colorado, and other states, and bringing it south of the border for consumption by discerning Mexican consumers.
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Certain places like Los Angeles, New Jersey or Detroit are notorious for it, with some incidents linked to organized crime rings who will steal to order and arrange international shipments for their discerning (if unscrupulous) foreign customers.
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It has ridden the wave of interest in natural wines, which will never be a mass-market phenomenon, no matter how important they are to discerning consumers nor how influential they have been to the wine industry.
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Along with the longer and more detailed guidelines on discerning nudity, violence and hate speech, the company is also rolling out a new appeals process so that anyone can appeal the removal of their post or photo.
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There isn't a full sit-down menu, but the wine list is just long enough to make discerning drinkers happy, and a sterling selection of 30-odd American and European cheeses are available to mix and match.
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We started by tasting a single-origin coffee to determine which cheap machine was most acceptable to discerning coffee drinkers, then ran the panel a second time with preground Dunkin' Donuts house blend from the corner store.
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Certain places like Los Angeles, New Jersey or Detroit are notorious for it, with some incidents linked to organized crime rings who will steal to order and arrange international shipments for their discerning (if unscrupulous) foreign customers.
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"First-generation kids, I've always thought, are the personification of déjà vu," she writes, and this experience shapes her writerly persona — a discerning outsider suffused with the nostalgia of being one step removed from an irretrievable past.
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The customers for these homes, Mr. Chesky said, are the same guests who rented sofas with the company when they were younger, though now they have well-paying jobs and more discerning tastes and seek upscale accommodations.
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The Miami center was atop a sand dune outside of Dubai, gazing out past the mirages of Miami's playoff hopes this year and instead, wisely discerning that come what may he will enjoy himself and have fun.
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That someone was Antonio Jaramillo, assigned to me by the high-end tour operator Tropic, whose slogan, "Creating high-end personalized and sustainable experiences for the discerning traveler," is so good it deserves a slogan of its own.
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Slowdown in Funding Takes Bite Out of India's Start-Ups | Across India, executives at tech start-ups say investors are becoming more discerning, offering less money, demanding larger stakes and expecting a clearer and quicker path to profitability.
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Photo: Ted S. Warren (AP)Environmental Protection Agency chief and former energy lobbyist Andrew Wheeler—who is pretty much ex-EPA chief Scott Pruitt minus the latter's most obviously corrupt tendencies—isn't the most discerning social media user.
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With the sole exception of storage (which goes up to an utterly insane 1TB on the S10+), the 5G is the smartphone for that discerning Galaxy fan who wants the biggest and best of everything, regardless of price.
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"In a post-Brexit world and a better but still discerning IPO market, you will see seller capitulation that results in accelerating tech M&A, including a few unicorns," said Elgin Thompson, managing director at Digital Capital Advisors.
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Discerning someone's personal style and translating it into a cohesive design is a skillset that can be fascinating to watch, especially because many of us, ourselves included, find it hard enough to figure out our own style preferences.
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But for the more discerning gift-giver, there's no shortage of ways to say "I love you" with food, from hot sauce to Champagne to candy that's far more sophisticated than a box of whatever from the drugstore.
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Starbucks Chief Executive Howard Schultz hopes his company's arrival in Milan, which he calls the home of the "perfect espresso", and the inspiration for his Starbucks vision, will show discerning Italian coffee-lovers that "we got it right".
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Their sound, unprecedented to my highly discerning ears, humbled me, to say the least...I realized that the only way I could possibly do it justice, would be, to create an entirely new, never-previously-attempted sound before.
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"We cater to the most discerning buyers in the world, and while we can't control the ebbs and flows of the market, we are incredibly proud of the overall performance that Trump properties continue to achieve," she said.
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The closest anything came to authentic house all night was a spin of Cheryl Lynn's classic "Got To Be Real" in the second room, which ended up clearing the floor rather than reeling in any discerning disco-heads.
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The first to try the Blondie will be a body of discerning customers: The product will go on sale first in Switzerland and Germany, and will roll out in other markets later this year and in early 2017.
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The club is also discerning, only letting a select number of growers grow certain apples — according to NPR, a group of only 45 apple growers were allowed to produce the SweeTango when it came to market in 2009.
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He captured the ears of discerning electronic music listeners through pseudonymous projects like µ-Ziq and Jake Slazenger for Warp and Rephlex Records, the latter imprint operated in part by Richard D. James, better known as Aphex Twin.
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While it's probably not the right choice for the professional framer who needs to sink thousands of screws through 2 by 12s, this is definitely the right tool for a discerning but budget-conscious amateur carpenter or hobbyist.
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While not cheap, the four-star Animal Kingdom Lodge is ideal for families or discerning adults who yearn for something beyond a bed, bathroom, and four walls, and view their hotel choice as part of the entire experience.
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Third, to provide the safest, best quality content to kids, the roles of parents and media companies need to be clearly defined: Parents need to be savvy and discerning, but media companies should also be transparent about risks.
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Instead of their explaining things to me, the way it used to be, here I was explaining everything to them, elaborating the backstory, discerning what was important for them to know and what they could just pass over.
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But basically I don't think we can be confident that the regulation of speech, or the regulators of speech, would make the right choices in discerning what is good and bad speech, or what is helpful or unhelpful speech.
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A few responses to those calls struck me with their discerning observation that instead of tackling the much more onerous task of changing legislation regarding the possession of firearms, the politicians offered a poor substitution of thoughts and prayers.
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Another example where algorithmic incentives can be seen warping content is the truly awful stuff that's made for (and uploaded at scale to) YouTube — with the sole and cynical intention of ad display monetization via children's non-discerning eyeballs.
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While many conservative evangelicals have resigned themselves to Donald Trump as the only choice in this election, a discerning evaluation of his candidacy reveals that we should not support him regardless of how bad a Clinton presidency might be.
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Named after the obscure and exorbitantly-priced materials he uses to make his wabi-sabi oxford shirts, kimono-inspired coats, and patchwork trousers, it combines the appeal of a vintage hunt with the discerning eye of an art collector.
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With movie ticket prices hitting record highs, it's hard to get people to fork over their hard-earned cash for just anything, especially as audiences get more discerning with the rise of review aggregators like Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic.
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"Bros" played a major role in fueling this growth, Business Insider's Bethany Biron reportedNatty Light, PBR, and Four Loko are well-established brands for less-discerning drinkers, focused more on alcoholic content than on nutrition or depth of flavor.
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Human Leather, a British-based company, claims to create products from donated human skin "for a small but highly discerning clientele," with prices ranging from 9,000 euros ($9,950) for a wallet to 18,000 euros for a pair of shoes.
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The talk showed their discerning eye for quality work, their detective skills (looking for clues to help identify and verify the authenticity of the pieces) and their deep knowledge of art (providing insight into the significance of the work).
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"In order to save Greece, first we have to lose it," Christos Ikonomou writes in "Good Will Come From the Sea," and it is through this dark but discerning prism that he considers the precariousness of his country's fate.
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But in the city that never stops recycling itself, it takes a discerning flâneur to find the few original landmarks like this one that have survived along Broadway's 223-mile route from one end of Manhattan to the other.
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Even the most discerning eye might have missed that the jeans were from Mr. Completely, the Los Angeles store; that the shirt was from the Japanese brand N.Hoolywood; that his frames were from Gentle Monster, the Korean glasses retailer.
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The problem is not that public investors are souring on tech in general, but they've become much more discerning about what is actually a tech company — and valuing each accordingly, Bullpen Capital general partner Duncan Davidson told Business Insider.
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Lundquist specializes in therapy with individuals and couples who are discerning their emotional connection with money — how it impacts their decisions, the emotional histories they have with money, and how money may represent love, power, and safety to them.
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"The public markets are going to be discerning around valuation for those businesses, because I think the points of differentiation from the tech perspective are nuanced and not as acute as they make them out to be," he said.
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"Newsom displayed a heartwarming and discerning understanding of the importance of objective research and exercised strong leadership as he put our children's health and welfare ahead of institutional bureaucracy resistant to change," Portantino said, according to the news outlet.
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But for the nonpartisan, discerning viewer, it is impossible to combine Cohen's damning testimony with the related indictments and convictions previously generated by the special prosecutor and the Justice Department and not appreciate that the presidential goose is cooked.
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The high-end, cotton-based pieces are aimed at the discerning streetwear enthusiast who is looking for something beyond high-volume fashion and their unique designs offer an alternative to the fast-paced streetwear collaborations we see everywhere else.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The subtitle to Aruna D'Souza's new book indicates that it consists of three distinct parts brought together by an overarching and compelling question that pulls the author through rigorous research and discerning analysis.
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Although technically an acquisition (as opposed to a project they greenlit themselves), as the best Netflix Original film to date, perhaps this is a sign that the company is finally taking a more discerning interest in the content of their 'content.
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They do go out of their way to paint with more discerning brushstrokes on the sidelines of the main quests, but there are still plenty of disappointing stereotypes to be found in these games, likewise Koei Tecmo's Dynasty Warriors franchise.
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The fact that a website with a once dirty reputation is now the defining standard for discerning providers is some of the most compelling evidence that the whore-archy, like any standard of class, is not always built on solid foundation.
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If you know about dogs — which the artist surely did — you know that they have an acute sense of smell that is ten to one hundred thousand times more discerning than a human's ability to differentiate one odor from another.
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After 30 years of working with fossils, Kappelman was eager to scan Lucy's iconic bones, but he wasn't prepared for how he would feel after discerning her cause of death when he looked over her skeleton laid out on his desk.
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The iron is hot for any brands willing to question why boys are encouraged to wear clothing that shows them to have bigger, less discerning appetites, while girls are directed to look like the food boys get to eat without reservation.
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For decades, we've been trying to rebrand the trope of the single woman from sad lonely spinster to something more reflective of reality: an independent, discerning woman who is resistant to the pressures of the patriarchal social values we've inherited.
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In order to grasp what the artist is up to, it is important for the viewer to acknowledge the paint as paint and mark, as well as to begin discerning the way it links up with a representation of a human.
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Hopefully, as we continue to talk about this issue and its gravity becomes clearer, we'll see this handled in a more sensitive way that connects to who we are as an audience today—discerning, aware, and unafraid to hold Hollywood accountable.
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There is wisdom to be gained for Americans by these momentous events in the U.K. Like the British people, let us be more discerning and listen to our instincts rather than politicians' rhetoric and the White House's playbook of political correctness.
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As discerning dark web drug dealers and pseudonymous hackers have figured that Bitcoin is not magically private money, many have turned to Monero, a digital coin that promises a far higher degree of anonymity and untraceability baked into its design.
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Their storytelling techniques were being dissected and debated by all the discerning ears of hip-hop, proving once again that women emcees are not sex objects, gold diggers, or passive ride-or-dies— they're lyrical forces to be reckoned with.
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