It will also feed into its research on autonomous driving.
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Aides feared a mosque visit would feed into that perception.
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That should feed into earnings expectations for the longer run.
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How does a strong euro feed into the ECB's deliberations?
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All the small towns in the Midwest feed into Chicago.
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To disarm him, starve his ego; don't feed into it.
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"Eventually they will feed into higher consumer prices," he said.
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If all goes as planned, they'll feed into each other.
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Facebook won't split the News Feed into two after all.
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There are so many variables that feed into those averages.
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Projections for EV growth feed into projections for oil demand.
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"These products feed into several important consumer trends," Lonning added. Chr.
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Don't feed into the fears, stand tall, keep living, keep thriving!
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Facebook's latest tactic to push users from News Feed into Stories?
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I wonder how pulp stories like Indiana Jones feed into this.
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Rainwater converters that feed into pipes cost upward of £1,876 [$2,450].
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The other is minimum wages that feed into the same problem.
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That, in turn, will feed into Google's ad-based business model.
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The China worries also feed into existing worries about expensive stocks.
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Did any of that energy feed into recording Song for America?
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Facebook is testing to turn News Feed into Story Feed pic.twitter.
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Those costs feed into the Fed's preferred core PCE price index.
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Such reports "feed into ISIL's narrative," the U.S. intelligence official said.
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Those health-care costs feed into the core PCE price index.
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The cameras all feed into a few centralized rooms, like this.
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The selections feed into a single playlist, with order determined by votes.
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The two different factual narratives also feed into two different analytic narratives.
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This data would feed into their free mobile Plume Air Report application.
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The different streams that feed into total GDP can do different things.
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The policies under President Trump feed into the polarization of this issue.
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With their conniption fits, Trump's responders feed into the dynamic he needs.
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What matters next is how the data feed into the broader growth picture.
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All of this will feed into an overall quantitative trust score, said Khatibloo.
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Insects convert feed into food very efficiently, while producing few greenhouse-gas emissions.
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But they naturally feed into each other—the art forms are very similar.
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That trend still did not for the most part feed into inflation, however.
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But the EPA must also protect some upstream waterways that feed into them.
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At its worst, social media can, it seems, feed into feelings of inadequacy.
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How he handles Trump in Helsinki will no doubt feed into those ratings.
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Facebook still wants to turn your News Feed into an online shopping tool.
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How does the collective's work feed into your practice as a solo artist?
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The state readings will feed into nationwide inflation data due at 1200 GMT.
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It doesn't directly feed into its parent game save for, possibly, one area.
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Will you continue to feed into hate or march with us for freedom?
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Anti-Muslim rhetoric that demonizes Islam does more than feed into harmful stereotypes.
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She supports elementary schools that feed into four middle schools in the district.
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Emma's intelligence and disregard for authority also feed into an interesting romantic arc.
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As artificial intelligence becomes more sophisticated, programmatic will feed into our smart devices.
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How does doing a podcast feed into your comedy and acting, and vice versa?
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So many stereotypes surrounding the identity of black women feed into anger and violence.
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The regional figures feed into nationwide data due at 1300 GMT (8 a.m. ET).
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Throughout Mr. Mercedes' first two episodes, all of these qualities feed into each other.
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Body scan results then feed into Forward's built-in A.I. and its mobile app.
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That will feed into the inflation metrics that they pointed out in these minutes.
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Amplifying the occupation lie is pernicious, because false narratives can feed into dangerous movements.
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We challenge both of their narratives, even as their narratives feed into each other.
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"This helps feed into the concept that Angkor wasn't really abandoned," Mr. Mackey said.
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Here are a four recipes that feed into the most popular suggestions or plans.
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They distract and feed into a constant sense of fragmentary paranoia about the world.
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Those investments could be good business moves and help feed into the broader economy.
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It is difficult to ever know what reportage might feed into a conspiracy theory.
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They should feed into a process that's confidential and fair, including to the accused.
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For more on why Cramer says you shouldn't feed into the panic, click here.
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Their role is to pick and choose which data to feed into the machine.
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"These kinds of symptoms then can kind of feed into each other," said LaPilusa.
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Until something is said to me directly, I'm not going to feed into it.
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"It will feed into the process in France," said François Heisbourg, a French analyst.
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Because if you feed into that stuff, you only add more fuel to the fire.
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That challenge will feed into Microsoft's broader ambitions with HoloLens and augmented reality, in general.
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Intel working on developing more of these services will directly feed into expanding that machine.
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Those costs feed into the Fed's preferred inflation measure, the core personal consumption expenditures index.
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Similarly, NGA products feed into the national security analysis conducted by the Central Intelligence Agency.
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That stretch of pipeline was meant to feed into a larger pipeline going through Bulgaria.
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Large falls in the stock market also feed into weaker demand by reducing household wealth.
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These waterways ultimately feed into the larger bodies that provide much of our drinking water.
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These changes will feed into housing, since many mortgages are linked to the interbank rate.
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That deficit will in turn feed into the current account deficit and the trade deficit.
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Such narratives feed into the shooter's perceptions of inevitable conflict between Islam and the West.
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More recently, the character was given psychic mind control abilities that feed into people's desires.
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Did that war against men behaving badly feed into the larger battle for women's equality?
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But all these jobs feed into each other, and I learn from all of them.
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Those costs feed into the Fed's preferred inflation measure, the core personal consumption expenditures (PCE) index.
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In his view, bachelor parties feed into a social construction of masculinity that is highly performative.
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The huddle could feed into one of the biggest hurdles facing Clinton's campaign: that she's untrustworthy.
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It will take time for the effects of the labour reform to feed into job creation.
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The problem, he said, is when low oil prices feed into a bigger downward price spiral.
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As a health reporter, you could feed into the hysteria or try to calm people down.
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Partnerships with Grubhub, Atom Tickets, Chevron, iHeartRadio, Parkopedia, Phillips 66, and Yelp feed into the app.
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Healthcare costs feed into the Fed's preferred inflation measure, the core personal consumption expenditures (PCE) index.
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This will feed into the trend for fintech cooperation and could encourage some more displacement players.
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Their estimates feed into the government's own growth projections, which will be updated later this month.
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Things kept happening to Nixon that seemed to feed into his paranoia and sense of worthlessness.
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Testimony from the hearing will feed into the USTR's formulation of negotiating objectives for the talks.
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As one step, participants were prompted to confront false narratives that feed into long-timer v.
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Those costs feed into the Fed's preferred inflation measure, the core personal consumption expenditures price index.
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The weakness of the currency has prompted fears that the depreciation could feed into consumer prices.
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When the grass is wet, it does not feed into the bag of this mower easily.
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Critics, predictably, hated this at the time: too romantic, too ready to feed into bourgeois norms.
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But that was intriguing as well — how the boat would feed into their paranoia and their worry.
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A company's CVC arm could also feed into its acquisition pipeline — a "try before you buy" approach.
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The institutes' estimates feed into the government's own growth projections, which will be updated later this month.
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These healthcare costs feed into the Fed's preferred inflation measure, the core personal consumption expenditures (PCE) index.
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And whatever you do, don't feed into the panic and sell without reviewing the fundamentals, Cramer said.
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One of these, BlackSky, uses those satellites to feed into a system that's essentially Sentient's unclassified doppelgänger.
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The institutes' estimates feed into the government's own growth projections which will be updated later this month.
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Flatsitter utilized a live audio feed into the VR, and tried to make people a bit uncomfortable.
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Those healthcare costs feed into the Fed's preferred inflation measure, the core personal consumption expenditures price index.
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Tribune Publishing's big city papers in Chicago, Baltimore and Orlando can feed into the national USA Today.
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And a horse can feed into that because they're very repetitive and always have the same gait.
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Puberty and sexual awakening, both, feel like girlie concerns in cinema, and feed into the girliest horror.
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The drawings feed into and become an essential part of the myth and suspense around the killings.
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However, as with similar systems, it is quite dependent on the audio quality you feed into it.
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The crime happened too late to feed into the elections, and it wasn't employed in the campaign.
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And it can feed into insurgencies: Boko Haram stepped into this breach in Nigeria, Chad and Niger.
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First, it would feed into a long-running Salafist-Jihadi narrative about the U.S. being casualty averse.
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She leads a team of writers who, she said, have plenty of opinions that feed into the work.
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These health care costs feed into the Fed's preferred inflation measure, the core personal consumption expenditures (PCE) index.
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If your Echo has a built-in camera, it will show a direct video feed into your home.
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Within its revenue growth, it noted opposite trends in the two main business areas that feed into that.
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Meanwhile, a retrenchment from News Feed into more walled-off Groups and communities could exacerbate exposure to misinformation.
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The candid photos of Christopher Watts posing happily with his wife and children feed into this false narrative.
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These partnerships could also provide Affirm with new customer data that it can feed into its credit scores.
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Will this data eventually lead to more serious fertility tracking or feed into the company's corporate health initiatives?
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The data is likely to feed into the U.S. Federal Reserve's plans on interest rate hikes this year.
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Right now there are many positive stories for the Sanders campaign that all feed into a negative story.
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Hence parliamentarians taking further evidence from both gig economy employers and workers to feed into any regulatory reform.
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The game's developers pitch a campaign in which the small side-missions will feed into the larger plot.
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The data will feed into the gross domestic product (GDP) report for the June quarter due on Wednesday.
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DeVille's art uses found objects to reveal how local histories feed into the larger narratives surrounding black life.
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Q. At what point did you turn your Twitter feed into a clearinghouse on Spanish grammar and usage?
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Beijing also slammed the US decision as an overreaction that would feed into mass hysteria about the virus.
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As a result of the acquisition, IGDB's database will now feed into Twitch's search and discovery feature set.
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Regional IG Metall recommendations will feed into a national wage demand that will be announced on Oct. 26.
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And actual conspiracies [like reports of scandal on the news that are indeed real] also feed into it.
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Deliveries are also a key driver of revenues and cash and to a large extent feed into operating profit.
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"My personal decision is to not to feed into negativity and be more cause-driven, action-based," she said.
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Like all of the Pop figures, the idea is to feed into the collectors economy that Funko has cornered.
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From that point on, every time you open the app, you'll see a live video feed into your home.
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That has reduced the flow of the Jordan river and other streams that feed into the Sea of Galilee.
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She suggested that TfL's decision to withdraw licensing from Uber could feed into the employment tribunal — as "relevant context".
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At times, however, threat inflation can also feed into self-deterring narratives that exaggerate the risks of taking action.
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"Those answers feed into a proprietary algorithm — we're very data science and tech focused," explains Kidbox CEO Miki Berardelli.
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The percent in positions that feed into leadership jobs, known as GS-15s in government lingo, was only 15.2%.
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At worst, it's yet another example of Hollywood's obliviousness and its willingness to feed into its audience's self-satisfaction.
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The paper you feed into the Mofrel isn't the same stuff used in the Xerox copier at your work.
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Data is the fuel we feed into training machine learning models that can create powerful network effects at scale.
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Two elementary schools for Grades 2 to 5 feed into Garden City Middle School, then Garden City High School.
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Twelve lanes of bumper-to-bumper traffic on Beijing's Fourth Ring Road cross under or feed into Zhongguancun Road.
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The Fed watches such gauges to get a sense of how market turmoil might feed into the real economy.
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In other words, the two events will feed into each other, possibly contributing to significantly more dangerous storm surges.
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Sleep is certainly a logical jump from mindfulness practice — and certainly the two things feed into each other nicely.
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None of this would be possible if his opponents didn't feed into this singular focus on the man himself.
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The photographer's once-taboo images have lost their power to shock, and feed into outworn stereotypes, a critic argues.
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The photographer's once-taboo images have lost their power to shock, and feed into outworn stereotypes, a critic argues.
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The remainder of Valhalla's homes feed into the Mount Pleasant Central School District, with schools in Thornwood and Hawthorne.
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Those healthcare costs feed into the core PCE price index and suggested weaker inflation readings in February and March.
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Those costs feed into the Fed's preferred inflation measure, the personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index excluding food and energy.
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Yet when Omar talks about Israel, she has a bad habit of saying things that feed into anti-Semitic stereotypes.
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It is too much with us to be meaningfully present to us, to feed into the life of our imaginations.
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An extended collapse could feed into bond and loan defaults, hurting balance sheets at rickety banks and indebted local governments.
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Like many lakes, it does not feed into an ocean, but it is sea-like in its size and depth.
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This schedule gets even more complex, because you're not just understanding your own scripts, you have to feed into others.
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The only way for the candidates to exert any control over the coverage, he said, was to feed into it.
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These costs feed into the Fed's preferred inflation measure, the personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index excluding food and energy.
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Because pigs require no pasture, and are efficient at converting feed into flesh, pork is among the greenest of meats.
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The cellists followed an open composition already created by kling klang kling and used the visuals to feed into it.
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A game like Uncharted could inspire a comic book or a film, and each would feed into the others' hype.
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Also, the false alarms that Bjornerud describes can feed into parents' fear and paranoia, sparking anxiety instead of providing comfort.
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The glaciers supply water to 250 million people, and feed into rivers that support 0003 billion citizens of nearby countries.
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And on Facebook, that means gradually transforming the News Feed into a home for videos that encourage creative self-expression.
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All of the experiences chronicled in "32 Yolks," both bright and dark, feed into Mr. Ripert's work at Le Bernardin.
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So there's at least a possibility that the outcome of the Irish appeal could feed into the CJEU judgment, i.e.
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Dallas pulled together a committee composed of representatives from public elementary and middle schools that feed into Kimball High School.
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More broadly, the cancellation seemed likely to feed into the narrative that conservatives are disrespected and discriminated against in Hollywood.
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Alienation and the search for identity amid violence and poverty often feed into gang culture, something Hussle spoke about openly.
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They all feed into a few centralized surveillance rooms, where dispatchers from multiple agencies view the footage in real time.
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A live feed into my living room means my home is only as safe as the last time I checked.
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Apple and Facebook are throwing the enduring profits of iPhones and the News Feed into building a better consumer headset.
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The way TheScore's media and betting apps feed into and promote one another set the betting platform apart, he said.
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This will feed into the Consumer Wallet database tracking preferences and expenditures on items such as food, transport, education and housing.
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The three-inch shoot means you don't have to pre-cut most fruits and vegetables that you feed into the machine.
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Three years ago it released Timeline Movie Maker, which turns your feed into a sizzling highlight reel without you even asking.
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The shadow profiles, like the People You May Know system they feed into, can't be turned off or opted out of.
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As of today, television output from CNBC's Dubai studio will feed into Capital Connection and across CNBC's headquarters around the world.
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"[Technical] improvements won't matter much if there are no standards governing what police departments can feed into these systems." she writes.
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This offers us nothing more than we already know, but could feed into the Slender Man theory circulating around the internet.
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These include a nationwide debate on ecological, fiscal and institutional questions, the results of which he says will feed into policy.
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Both feed into Alexander Hamilton Senior High School, which is divided into four smaller learning communities and two additional magnet programs.
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LG: You said before that you don't read your own press, that that doesn't feed into your idea of self-worth.
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The state inflation readings, which are not harmonised to compare with other euro zone countries, feed into nationwide preliminary inflation data.
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At worst, it'll feed into more shortsighted obsession that the information provided by five parts of someone's DNA provide meaningful insight.
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Another upgrade called The Fully Integrated Targeting Pod connects the targeting pod control and video feed into B-1 cockpit displays.
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The report will feed into debates in the European Parliament's environment committee, which is tasked with the bulk of the reform.
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NATO is also in the process of acquiring a fleet of surveillance drones that would similarly feed into the new system.
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When you say something like that, you feed into the media&aposs gaping maw and they turns into you hate foreigners.
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Scenes from the Doom series blend and feed into environments and moments from LeBreton's life, the life of a level designer.
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Thus, progress accrues via a symbiotic relation through which philosophy and the sciences mutually develop, evolve and feed into each other.
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But, give this Nick Viall long-lost twin some time and he could turn his feed into a veritable copycat account.
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For one, they feed into price inflation, making it even more likely that the Fed will continue to raise interest rates.
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In many ways it would feed into a rough colonization narrative for Clarke to become the high ruler of them all.
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The testimony will feed into a study by the commission on the economic impact of the trade deal reached on Sept.
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Citing financial risk as key, the OECD is worried the "turbulence we are seeing could feed into the real markets " globally.
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Thus, the first step is to build a list of 150-200 names to feed into the top of your funnel.
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Megapower's other solar panels feed into the grid, offsetting the equivalent of the non-renewable power used by 400 electric cars.
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"Investors are now betting that government stimulus can feed into companies' second-quarter profit," said Zeng Yan, analyst at Zhongtai Securities.
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And a lack of demand for yen from investors in the currency forwards market would feed into falling spot market demand.
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They feed into a broader concern about whether the agency can adequately police the markets by taking on the biggest players.
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" She continued: "I have no longer have time to feed into Robert's shenanigans I have 2 children & myself to fend for.
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And is it pleasing that this is a game where all the decisions you make feed into the end game proper?
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His personal incorruptibility and humble lifestyle feed into his messianic aura — his supporters chant that it's an "honor" to support him.
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"To alleviate traffic, transportation corridors, like the buildings that feed into them, must expand into three dimensions," the company's website reads.
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Do you worry that a film about addiction and recovery in West Virginia might feed into existing stereotypes about the region?
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We have a billion dollar security business and the acquisition that we have done are really going to feed into that.
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"If negative policy rates do not feed into lending rates for households and firms, they largely lose their rationale," the study said.
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On Twitter, he issued major announcements—and major disses—turning his feed into both a competitor and a source for other reporters.
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Just because insects are more efficient than mammals at turning feed into protein, does that make mass producing them a good idea?
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And it's about how those comments feed into the idea that statements about the damaging effects of racism in America are overblown.
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His inability to talk to women, his thick accent, and his excessive nerdiness feed into more than one stereotype about Indian Americans.
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Weaker community bonds and growing isolation can indeed feed into what researchers call "deaths of despair," especially among middle-aged white Americans.
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Pickett capped the run at the 212:453 mark by turning a Geist feed into a layup and a 245-239 advantage.
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Because all of these loose strands feed into a whole nother conspiracy theory which will actually enlarge the footprint of the killer.
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See the small boy in the emergency room, watching the crimson juice feed into his body from a bag labeled Earth Blood.
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Block'hood's ideal is of harmony and cycles and flows—of inputs that feed into outputs, which feed back into the system again.
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It's arguably more painstaking to craft and takes careful planning to figure out precisely what foreordained logic to feed into the system.
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Fans would have to settle for seeing elements of the design feed into Volvo products like the XC90 SUV and S90 sedan.
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And as refineries run full steam to produce gasoline, the excess crude would feed into products, casting an ominous shadow on margins.
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And Click To Message ads that send people from Facebook's News Feed into a conversation with a brand started appearing in 2015.
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Here's how you can watch it, too: Now, I'm anxiously awaiting my next ping for a live feed into the real competition.
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Matus pointed to worrisome credit conditions that could feed into the real economy, but said increased bank lending is a positive theme.
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These policies, Dr. Matthiesen warned, cultivated sectarian fears and sometimes violence that would later feed into the ideology of the Islamic State.
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It defies the idea that comedy has to feed into noxious stereotypes to be funny, and is so much richer for it.
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Traffic is only one result of a city struggling to operate at maximum capacity, and all these data feed into each other.
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Let's hope it's a high priority for the network supporting the "thousands of cameras" that will feed into the Joint Operations Center.
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"The sense is that is part of the reason these people do this, so let's not feed into that," Mr. Wexler said.
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"In a warmer atmosphere, there's more moisture being evaporated from the oceans to feed into the heaviest rain events," Mr. Henson said.
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Cover image: Fibre-optic cables feed into a server inside a comms room at an office in London, U.K., on Friday, Oct.
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It can also lead to assumptions about a person's race or income level, assumptions that can feed into discriminatory automated decision making.
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They feed into the fear that drives the threat of nuclear war and the denialism that impedes action on the climate crisis.
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These complaints feed into growing public awareness of discriminatory algorithms, which are increasingly making decisions in fields like healthcare, hiring, and housing.
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The Devils tied the game when Palmieri tipped Hall's slick cross-ice feed into the vacated the net with 7:22 remaining.
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WILFRED FROST: And so, you could see that feed into a better European economy next year or just a UK-only economy?
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Your Monthly Log can be larger goals and to-dos for the month that your daily to-do's can feed into.. 73.
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Farmed salmon, for example, can convert feed into edible protein far more efficiently than cows or pigs, while producing fewer greenhouse gases.
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"Maybe the next person to run against Trump shouldn't feed into your narrative there, which is always a mistake, Chris," Franken said.
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Financial market volatility will persist, while uncertainty over the future of the UK's relationship with EU will feed into real economy 22020.
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"I broke down the feed into the nutritional components and then pieced it together, inventing my own feed recipe," recalls de Bruin.
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Questions over why the intelligence report warning was not acted upon could feed into a feud between Prime Minister Wickremesinghe and the president.
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The state inflation readings, which are not harmonised to compare with other euro zone countries, feed into nationwide data due at 1300 GMT.
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Contestants from The Bachelor and The Bachelorette feed into one another, along with spinoff programs like Bachelor in Paradise, the defunct Bachelor Pad.
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Those moves only feed into the view that Lampert was interested in Sears more for its real estate assets than its retail prowess.
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The state inflation readings, which are not harmonized to compare with other euro zone countries, feed into nationwide data due at 1200 GMT.
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Programmatic ad platforms and the different players that feed into it have built a system that is ripe for abuse by bad actors.
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Together, all of these projects feed into SpaceX and Musk's ultimate goal, which is being the first organization to place humans on Mars.
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The recoverable reserves are an estimated 600 million barrels of crude, which would feed into the pipeline from Uganda when it is built.
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Wednesday's document will feed into policymakers' debate over a variety of issues, such as whether to impose additional capital requirements on large banks.
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"Every time we put out a new rail line, we make incremental changes to the bus network to feed into it," he says.
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For small business owners, that means customers could text a service hotline and their queries could feed into a Slack chat or spreadsheet.
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Yu's remarks feed into a debate among Chinese economists whether the authorities should stick to the current strategy or let the yuan float.
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Humanoid robots are not very useful, but they feed into people's imagination of fiction so a lot of resources go into developing them.
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The state inflation readings, which are not harmonised to compare with other euro zone countries, feed into nationwide data due at 1300 GMT.
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Seen purely through the utilitarian lens of human nourishment, the chicken is one of the most efficient ways to convert feed into protein.
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Ground stops, especially long ones, typically can have a ripple effect nationwide, forcing bottlenecks and delays at airports that feed into other destinations.
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Muhammad Hassan Askari, the park's operations manager, said the solar panels feed into the national grid for around 8-10 hours each day.
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Why it matters: Per the WSJ, this could feed into the investigation of his business affairs by the FBI and Manhattan federal prosecutors.
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In the US, the National Weather Service collects "billions of Earth observations" from other sources that feed into their forecast models, Buchanan said.
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But the film expands on this origin story, suggesting various streams of Mary's experience that feed into her chronicle of a misunderstood monster.
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UCSB pilots fly the drones over coastal waters, and the downward-facing cameras feed into software that can recognize sharks in the water.
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The hospitals also struggled with some heart scanning machines that feed into the computer network, and had to shut those down, she said.
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Traders said they did not expect a big impact from the move as the crude grade does not feed into any particular refinery.
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The state readings, which are not harmonized to compare with other euro zone countries, feed into nationwide inflation data due at 1200 GMT.
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I do not find these funny at all, and think these kind of jokes just feed into the negative stereotypes of Muslim people.
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The "Big Three" credit bureaus, Equifax, Experian and TransUnion, collect 4.5 billion pieces of data each month to feed into their credit reports.
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Although extreme amounts of nitrogen aren't good for the ecosystem, the small amounts of urea we produce feed into the ocean's nitrogen cycle.
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Jacobs wanted it all to feed into the theme of individuality, and his go-to nail artists worked overtime to provide just that.
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One project on the drawing board, for instance, will cover about 8,200 parcels bordering four rivers that feed into the Great South Bay.
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It is likely that the faces captured by the Crossings Project will feed into the New York City Police Department's "command center," she said.
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"The internet and social media have increased the opportunity to bully, and feed into our own perceptions of our happiness and joy," he says.
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In November, for example, it launched a new advertising feature that took users from their News Feed into Messenger - the company's mobile messaging app.
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His brash and outspoken criticism is his schtick, and he's basically turned his Twitter feed into an all-out war on crappy food pics.
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Columbia University, Cornell Tech, and Facebook have signed on to develop educational programs that feed into cybersecurity jobs, for instance at MasterCard and PWC.
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Questions over why the intelligence report warning was not acted upon could feed into a feud between Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe and the president.
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Questions over why the intelligence warning was not acted upon could feed into a feud between Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe and President Maithripala Sirisena.
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The four U.S. dioceses where he served - New York, Metuchen, Newark, and Washington, D.C. - carried out separate investigations to feed into the Vatican report.
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The economy produces emissions, which feed into the climate models, which produce effects, which are applied as a "damage function" to the economic models.
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But when the Thai government announced permits for solar power plants that could feed into the grid, she became the first to secure them.
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To be clear, a variety of characteristics feed into the complex notion of effeminacy—style, mannerism, and gender roles, just to name a few.
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Backstage, there's a small (in MSG terms, at least) production setup, including a mixing board that separates the live show's feed into five channels.
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"I try to feed into my friends' dreams a lot," says Vill, who is working on projects with MosPants in addition to solo material.
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The state readings, which are not harmonised to compare with other euro zone countries, will feed into nationwide inflation data due at 1300 GMT.
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But one dad is trying his best to make his son — and everyone else — know that you don't have to feed into the negativity.
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Minnesota methodically upped the lead to 57-42 when Michael Hurt turned Coffey's feed into a bucket with 9:21 left in the game.
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All of the apps feed into Microsoft's Project Oxford experiments, and should allow developers to leverage the company's machine learning efforts in the future.
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It is far less interesting than that, because all it does is feed into the thing that's gutting club culture—sneering, yellow-toothed elitism.
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One spindly, the other evocative of a flowering human heart, they're connected by way of wires that feed into the tanks and become tentacles.
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"The out-of-control election process will feed into and create an environment that we haven't seen since the fall of 2008," he said.
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An FSRU is a special type of ship where LNG brought in by tanker is converted back to gas to feed into the grid.
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What drives them, what happens in the spaces between the creation—these are the things that really feed into the completeness of a person.
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Two middle schools feed into the one high school, a 1926 French Gothic structure with twin lakes, a working clock tower and a planetarium.
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A sharp fall in oil prices could also feed into equity prices, which have recently tended to rise and fall along with oil prices.
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The panels themselves, trouble-free money earners that feed into the electric grid, are no longer unusual on farms in Britain or other countries.
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The state readings, which are not harmonized to compare with other euro zone countries, will feed into nationwide inflation data due at 1200 GMT.
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"While inflation is beginning to rise, this has yet to feed into pay award levels," Sheila Attwood, pay and benefits editor at XpertHR, said.
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Basal body temperature readings and monthly menstruation data feed into an algorithm that tells users whether or not they should be having unprotected sex.
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But stability on the oil front also means that inflation will continue to move higher and higher oil prices will feed into production prices.
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The vOICe translates a camera feed into electronically produced notes according to reasonably simple principles: brightness is mapped to volume, and elevation to pitch.
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But these games come with a price, as they feed into perceptions of HBCU inferiority and put players in the role of sacrificial lambs.
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Indeed, a number of early-stage and Series A-focused investment vehicles will likely feed into the already bulging ecosystem of strong startup companies.
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DJ: Two new anti-government movements that have emerged since 2008 that feed into the militia are the Oath Keepers and the Three Percenters.
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But the spat over foreign language signs may feed into wider Baltic issues over language and culture in the face of an assertive Moscow.
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While Clinc hasn't received investments from this fund, the university has sponsored multiple grants from the National Science Foundation that feed into Mars' research.
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At the extreme, that sort of volatility could feed into the real economy and make the Fed's job in coming weeks even more complicated.
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Only looking at posts from one political party or news organization can turn your feed into an echo chamber, filtering out any diversity of views.
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But data brokers are experts are building up profiles of people based on disparate sources of information, and public wifi access can feed into that.
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Consumer spending rose marginally in February and overall inflation retreated - factors that will feed into the U.S. Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates in 2016.
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Rather, it's about interrogating audience belief in documentary narratives, and questioning how filmmakers take advantage of and feed into this phenomenon, both knowingly and unknowingly.
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" Lieu asked Eileen Hershenov, senior vice president of policy at the Anti-Defamation League whether she believed remarks like Owens' "feed into white nationalist ideology.
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"It will be iterative, because we hope, first, there will be a vibrant discussion, and that one debate will feed into next debate," McCurry said.
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Investors can use a basic version of the service without charge, partly because the firm collects data from them that then feed into the algorithms.
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This means that Contentsquare automatically recognises different page or app elements and can therefore track changes more easily to feed into the aforementioned AI engine.
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There's also all the ways Google's AI efforts feed into other Alphabet businesses, like London's DeepMind research lab and the Waymo self-driving car unit.
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That was when more intense rainfall forced KSEB to rapidly ramp-up releases of water from Idukki and Idamalayar reservoirs, which feed into the Periyar.
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Think about Facebook's News Feed, where, for a time, watching one Tasty video would turn my entire feed into Tasty videos for months on end.
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Since many of the new ML algorithms yield answers that appear opaque, without an understandable explanation for their decisions, these systems feed into this distrust.
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Setting up a shredding unit will feed into its own business and Mahindra could also provide scrap to India's steelmakers and other industries, said Issar.
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At the very minimum, they are expected to feed into the character they play on whatever hot TV show or movie they're being recognized for.
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If it too forcefully contests the report, it could feed into fears that Facebook have become so big that it's unaccountable to advertisers or publishers.
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The battery-powered Digiloom starts with custom, pre-threaded bracelets, with a flexible, plastic backing and pre-attached clasps that you feed into the machine.
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Finally, the two separate surveys that feed into the employment report make it difficult to figure out how employment arrangements are distributed across real people.
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The cost of wholesale healthcare services, which feed into the core PCE price index, increased 0.2 percent in December after gaining 0.1 percent in November.
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Still, these shootings are, obviously, completely horrific, and they feed into the idea that they could happen to anyone — even kids in an elementary school.
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In Dota 2, teams of five players fight for control of a large map split into three lanes that feed into each team's home base.
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Without meaning to, we feed into the same norms that keep the world a hostile place for women who want a good and fair life.
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The Bantu educational system had been set up to churn out vast numbers of low-skilled, low-wage black workers to feed into mining operations.
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They also feed into the idea that "too much discharge is bad," Gunter said, a false sentiment she said she heard about once a month.
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A sweep by Adele could feed into long-simmering complaints that the awards too often fail to recognize black performers in the most prestigious categories.
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The big picture: "The quality of their schools today will feed into the strength of their economies tomorrow," OECD Secretary General Angel Gurria told Bloomberg.
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Economists say that rising headline and food inflation would soon feed into core inflation - stripping out food and fuel prices - which has remained much lower.
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The San Francisco Fed conference is part of a series of Fed events meant to feed into a review of the central bank's policy framework.
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Instead, the CMA says it favors making recommendations to government to feed into a planned "comprehensive regulatory framework" to govern the behaviour of online platforms.
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His own writings mirror, and perhaps feed into, Mr. Trump's belief that there is a broad intelligence community effort to undermine the current White House.
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For Semmelhack, fears about office workers being able to escape terrorists feed into a broader cultural narrative about the gendering of stilettos in our society.
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For months, the "email scandal" has haunted Clinton's campaign, and conservatives have used it to feed into a larger message: that Clinton can't be trusted.
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"All sorts of social forces and biases feed into who gets photographed, whose photographs are preserved and catalogued, what the priorities were for digitization," Bastian said.
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Moderately higher yields don't preclude further upside for stocks, but they arguably create a lower ceiling on valuations and feed into cost pressures on indebted companies.
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Fashion, in particular, is ripe for this shift, as it can be a viable way to feed into fashion trends without having to break the bank.
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The more recent — and numerous — reports on Beyoncé or Taylor Swift fans' social media attacks also feed into the idea of fans as angry and overinvested.
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Dumping sites are filling up quickly, and the run-off is infiltrating the region's water channels, some of which feed into wells that supply drinking water.
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It's rare to find a comedy that's funny and meaningful and exquisitely made, but Superstore understands that all three of these qualities feed into one another.
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Much of this, longer term, is likely to help feed into one of the biggest reasons for getting deeper into video in the first place: advertising.
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The figures may also feed into the U.S. Federal Reserve's growth outlook, ahead of its meeting next week, according to Mohammed Kazmi, portfolio manager at UBP.
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These include a nationwide debate with citizens on ecological, fiscal and institutional questions, the results of which he says will feed into the policy-making process.
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Trump's controversial quips draw fire from the media because they feed into a caricature created by his opponents, said Chris Barron, a pro-Trump Republican strategist.
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It is evident that this then starts to feed into a sense of illegitimacy, vulnerability, antagonism, and empowerment among England fans, toward the locals and police.
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Fassone said AC Milan would also create in coming months a China-based company for marketing, licensing and commercial operations, which would feed into revenue growth.
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These types of work arrangements are not always viewed or counted as employment by either the "worker" or "business" surveys that feed into the BLS report.
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"Inflation is gradually rising, but it's less likely to feed into the volatility we've seen recently," said Mike Bailey, director of research at FBB Capital Partners.
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But actually, the pain they're experiencing is because they feel unsafe, and often a lot of these thoughts feed into that to make the pain worse.
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The market-ready pipeline has now dwindled somewhat, but sources say there are still as many as 20 CLO warehouses that could potentially feed into primary.
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It may be one to two years before there is reliable, consolidated data on land subsidence, but the findings will feed into the NCICD, JICA said.
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The latter means that ContentSquare automatically recognises different page or app elements and can therefore track changes more easily to feed into the aforementioned AI engine.
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Bankers say the base rate increase was beginning to feed into the bond market, with state-owned banks either unable or unwilling to bid rates down.
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Then those contributions can all feed into the main goal as they go along, and campaign leaders can run leaderboards to show how they are progressing.
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In part, the accusations have resonated because they feed into longstanding criticism that the president is a disconnected leader who relies only on a trusted few.
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And, yet, they continued to feed into it by creating more fake news stories that were shared by Trump supporters, allowing the cycle to feed itself.
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" Hart said on "Ellen" that he initially didn't address the criticism because "when you feed into that stuff, you only add more fuel to the fire.
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It was cruel to feed into it by looking at these tapes, by discussing them, and by letting other people's bodies turn into playgrounds for gossip.
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On Wednesday and Thursday he will present an octet performing his "Sonic Mandala," in which Rudolph and his counterparts feed into a circular exchange of sound.
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As Libya's revenue fell due to production disruptions and lower oil prices, demands for salaries, local development and jobs that feed into blockades became more widespread.
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This will include the ability to use SumUp payments data to forecast future sales and feed into a business's credit worthiness when they seek a loan.
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This is especially true in the utility-scale segment, which builds large solar farms that feed into electric power markets and essentially work like power plants.
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The state inflation readings, which are not harmonised to compare with other euro zone countries, feed into nationwide figures due later on Monday at 1200 GMT.
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Watchmen doesn't hold your hand or feed into your expectations of what a police state-turned-liberal haven where Robert Redford is president might look like.
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The state inflation readings, which are not harmonized to compare with other euro zone countries, feed into nationwide figures due later on Monday at 1200 GMT.
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The ONS figures are likely to feed into the rate decision next week of the Bank of England which is considering whether to cut borrowing costs.
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" Another one of the best ways to turn your social media feed into a learning tool, according to Welch, is to "immerse yourself in new topics.
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This is how Lynch creates a never-ending feedback loop between what your brain expects and what it fears, so the two feed into each other.
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Blizzard is restructuring its HotS Global Championship league structure so the major regions have more uniform online league formats that feed into international events and global tournaments.
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The manufacturing PMI showed domestic and export order books grew, but so did cost pressures facing factories - something that will increasingly feed into consumer prices next year.
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And second is the potential to feed into the narratives of violent extremist groups who wish to recruit British Muslims to commit attacks at home or abroad.
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"I think the gold move took its cue from the slight dip in yields and the geopolitical risk that continues to feed into the market," said Steel.
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The mounting Azov Sea crisis will now feed into this week's G20 summit in Argentina, which both Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump are scheduled to attend.
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Transmission lines are like mighty rivers that feed into urban water distribution systems, where the water/power travels to the end of the line and is consumed.
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Data showed consumer spending rose marginally in February and overall inflation retreated - factors that will feed into the U.S. Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates in 2016.
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The acquisition would help expand Motorola's portfolio with new products for commercial customers, as more cameras feed into public safety workflows, Motorola Chief Executive Greg Brown said.
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Less than two years later, a 13,000-year storm struck again, overwhelming the tributaries that converge under the old mill town's buildings and feed into the Patapsco.
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He then sent a perfect feed into the slot and Backes one-timed the puck past Holtby for his sixth goal of the season at 22:316.
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They all feed into the neural network's algorithm; it knows that certain tones or samples will almost always follow each other, and certain others will almost never.
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Perhaps the best option on the horizon is the promise of distributed solar, where your backyard solar panels might feed into their own off-grid neighborhood network.
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Trump's allegations feed into his unproven claims of a rigged election system and "false smears" that he says are part of a conspiracy bent on defeating him.
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She goes on to state that she is writing to the ICO to communicate her advice to feed into its ingoing investigation of the data-sharing arrangement.
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But, he did advise the players to not feed into the trash-talkers -- even though it might be hard -- and try to focus on doing their jobs.
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Those fees and healthcare costs feed into the core PCE price index, leading economists to expect not much of a change in the inflation measure in July.
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The opportunity for this kind of biometric collection infrastructure to feed into a broader system of mass surveillance is staggering, as is its ability to erode privacy.
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The European Commission proposed on Wednesday ideas for deeper integration of the 19 countries that share the euro that will feed into the leaders' discussions next week.
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These spaces feed into a mythology of the workspace: the artist is not just a creator, but is surrounded by beauty so that he may create it.
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That's the idea behind Usockets, a series of electronic supermarket price tags which feed into a centralized system that uses real-time data to manage a store.
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"We didn't really feed into their transition and didn't really give them any chance to get anything going off the rush or the end zone," McDavid said.
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Economists said while the ISM surveys did not directly feed into the calculation of gross domestic product, the weak August readings suggested economic growth could be slowing.
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"There are so many things that feed into diversity and inequality that unpacking them on the stage is probably not the best use of time," he said.
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"The persistent economy-wide increase in EM borrowing continues to feed into higher contingent liabilities for many sovereigns," IIF deputy director Emre Tiftik wrote in a note.
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But for the best result, ZAO requires precise facial mapping, which users can feed into the app by following prompts to blink and move their mouths about.
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She has turned her Twitter feed into a catalogue of woe, using it to list the indignities and pain she observes during her time in the country.
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Naming an early running mate could help feed into an air of inevitability, one senior Democrat who admires Biden said, which could be problematic for his candidacy.
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The ruling has implications for how speech is regulated on online platforms — and is likely to feed into wider planned reform of regional rules governing platforms' liabilities.
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The institutes, whose forecasts feed into the government's own growth estimates, see growth of 25.2% in 26, two sources said, down from an earlier figure of 21.1%.
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And does the Global Jukebox resist the false notion that homegrown expression in nonurban areas is a thing of the past — or does it feed into it?
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Rise of Skywalker may thus feed into a form of the unconscious bias that has been around for years in the movie business, on screen and off.
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The likelihood of higher interest rates this year has grown as rising prices return to the economy, and the benefits of tax cuts feed into the system.
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The Yellow Jackets took the lead for good with 22:223 left when Wright turned Jose Alvarado's feed into a layup, and they simply never looked back.
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We made it 2-1, but then the same thing: We're not reading off each other, and when we do that, we feed into their rush game.
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It does that, in part, by breaking down complex views like the News Feed into smaller components (think text, images and videos) that can then be rendered incrementally.
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The program's events this fall — which include artist talks and a commissioned performance — feed into its mission to balance hands-on training with history, theory, and professional networking.
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Read More Target chairman and CEO ousted Companies already measure some metrics that will feed into consumer trust scores, and investors will begin to ask for those numbers.
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OBVIOUSLY IF IT CONTINUED, THEN HIGHER TERM PREMIUM WOULD – YOU KNOW, THE HIGHER RATES ARE GOING TO FEED INTO HIGHER MORTGAGE RATES, HIGHER AUTO RATES AND THE CONSUMER.
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" A month after Meghan shared that she does not feed into negativity by looking at Twitter, Winfrey reiterated that the royal mom-to-be "does not read anything.
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Trotting out the president and top administration officials could feed into the argument from Trump and top Republicans that Clinton is simply running for a third Obama term.
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Ratings agency Moody's said on Tuesday South Africa's worst drought on record risks tipping an already weak economy into recession as rising agricultural imports feed into rising inflation.
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Does that all feed into a personal philosophy, for you, where making games is all about the takeaway, and how it fires up the player's emotions and imagination?
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Also in on the game is Australian comic Celeste Barber, who has turned her own Instagram feed into a hilarious tribute to the Instagrams we've loved and lost.
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In a biological brain, each neuron can be triggered by other neurons whose outputs feed into it, and its own output can then trigger other neurons in turn.
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Another startup, Treatwell, used the platform to gain an understanding of the detailed emotional triggers behind booking a beauty treatment, to feed into its communications and marketing plans.
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"The private sector in France is showing a welcome acceleration which will continue to feed into asset prices," Lorne Baring, managing director at investment firm B Capital, said.
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The economy of every state in the country — whether it touches an ocean, or has waterways that feed into oceans — is impacted by the health of forage fish.
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None of these things is directly related to the other, but collectively they feed into what has become an incredibly long list of swampy headlines (see: Pruitt, Scott).
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"This pipeline price pressure will feed into consumer prices soon and will ultimately prompt the Fed to hike interest rates an additional three times this year," Ashworth said.
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But many wetlands, seasonal streams, and ditches don't necessarily qualify: They're not connected to US waterways much of the time, even though they may ultimately feed into them.
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First we have to see if the theory holds up — that a tighter economy will feed into higher capital investment and experimentation by businesses about finding new efficiencies.
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As far as projects that you both worked on before, how did your prior experience in sci-fi, comic books, and drama help feed into this particular project?
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These feelings can feed into one another, influencing the collective mood as profoundly, and maybe as adversely, as world-historic news events and natural disasters and national humiliations.
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Policies like banning private health insurance and packing the Supreme Court risk turning off swing voters and feed into a conservative narrative that could potentially strengthen Republican turnout.
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"We however remain confident that Indonesia's automotive industry will rebound amid measures to stimulate loan growth, which will feed into higher vehicle sales throughout the year," it said.
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Rising Chinese influence in the Pacific will also feed into concerns that China intends to militarize the Pacific, potentially placing in jeopardy U.S. and Australian security interests there.
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The solar panels on residential rooftops that feed into the grid pose their own challenges because the grid wasn't designed to facilitate a two-way flow of energy.
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Key to the islands' clean energy future are new regulations, now awaiting final approval, allowing residents to be paid for surplus renewable power they feed into the grid.
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It proposed to turn the former University of Connecticut site into an international school for 500 students, some of whom would feed into the city's public high schools.
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" Lieu asked witness Eileen Hershenov, a senior vice president at the Anti-Defamation League, "So when people try to legitimize Hitler, does that feed into white nationalist ideology?
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For Stevens, there is something new that comes from technology's pervasiveness in communications, but it's important to remember the many different traditions and genres that feed into it.
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My assistant is from Pine Ridge, so every day on the way to work, we'd talk about the scenes we were about to do and he'd feed into that.
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If the Fed and Trump stay the course on their policies, the weakness will feed into the stock market as it did on Thursday, the "Mad Money" host warned.
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Trump's controversial quips draw fire from the quick-to-tweet media because they feed into a caricature created by his opponents, said Chris Barron, a pro-Trump Republican strategist.
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Melting sea ice and glaciers also feed into a vicious cycle that's causing the Arctic to warm up on average twice as fast as the rest of the world.
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The company has always played a neutral role in podcasting, one in which anyone could upload their podcast's RSS feed into Apple's app and distribute it through the platform.
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How the media chooses to portray a suspect or victim of a violent crime can bolster existing racial bias, feed into negative stereotypes, and even affect the judicial process.
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Hadzaad also points out that it's only now that GoButler could make such a move, having garnered the conversation data needed to feed into and train its NLP engine.
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Markets were also digesting the first fall in U.S. inflation in 272 months, which will feed into the debate on when the Federal Reserve next raises U.S. interest rates .
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The dispute between Saudi Arabia and Iran may also feed into other regional conflicts, like the fighting in Yemen, which borders Saudi Arabia, or the civil war in Syria.
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As these dams face the pressure to stave off a potential flood, that means the towns that these reservoirs feed into will have less water available during the summer.
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TALLINN, Nov 30 (Reuters) - High political uncertainty will feed into the European Central Bank's economic analysis and policy decisions next week, ECB rate setter Ardo Hansson said on Wednesday.
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To ensure rate cuts feed into the economy, the RBI has injected billions of rupees via open-market bond purchases and cut daily maintenance of bank cash reserve ratios.
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Managing his would-be rivals will feed into the calculation for an upcoming government reshuffle, when Laurent Fabius, the foreign minister, is expected to move to the constitutional council.
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Shouldn't Gus realize forcing Mickey to focus on their kiss with more conversation — despite literal pleas to be solo for a year — could directly feed into her biggest demons?
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In an interview with ABC News' George Stephanopoulos, New York Mayor and 2020 presidential candidate Bill de Blasio said Democrats feed into Trump's "bait and switch" tactics on Twitter.
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Rather than provide valuable perspectives on a significant portion of the country that doesn't have prominent advocates in mainstream media, Never Trumpers feed into the frenzy on the left.
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The bizarre design elements feed into the theory that Winchester was trying to trap and confuse the ghosts that haunted her, but Boehme said there's a more realistic explanation.
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On the other hand, taxes and health care don't feed into the narrative of Trump as being uniquely harmful in world history, rather than a banal standard-issue Republican.
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The turbulent political climate has meant that the authors getting the most television coverage — and netting the highest sales — are the ones whose books feed into the news cycle.
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On the factory floor in September, a worker in a gray smock covered by a shiny rubber apron loaded lobsters into a plastic tube to feed into the machine.
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It's a vicious cycle, in which the same hostile ideologies that make it difficult for other voices to enter the field continue to feed into each other and gatekeep.
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Middle- and high-schoolers feed into the San Dieguito Union High School District and attend either Diegueño Middle School or Oak Crest Middle School for seventh and eighth grades.
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This may be our last Thanksgiving together and while we disagree, I love the guy under all that, and this year I just plan to not feed into anything.
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If the final enrollment numbers are significantly lower than in the past, it could feed into the GOP narrative that ObamaCare is failing, and bolster new congressional repeal efforts.
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The state readings, which are not harmonised to compare with other euro zone countries, will feed into nationwide inflation data for Europe's largest economy due out at 1300 GMT.
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It also delayed indicators that will feed into the report — such as retail sales, capital spending and residential construction — which all point toward a mounting slowdown through the holidays.
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"If this proves to be the case then we may see rather more obvious aggressive dissent going forwards, which again may feed into a more volatile environment," Shaoul noted.
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For users in six countries, Facebook moved nearly all non-promoted posts from pages and publishers out of the main News Feed into a secondary feed, called the Explore Feed.
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DePaul was able to make a bit of a run, taking a 16-12 advantage at the 11:42 mark when Lyrik Shreiner converted a Strus feed into a layup.
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Ant Financial officially lists five broad categories of information that feed into the score, but the company provides only the barest of details about how these ingredients are cooked together.
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Not only does this feed into the growing anxiety around psychological manipulation, but I have a strong belief that it contributes to what we post and how we post it.
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Many factors feed into this surge, including increased violence in origin countries like Honduras, drought, and recent publicity around so-called "caravans" of civilians walking north to the US border.
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The supercavitating design being developed for Khishchnik might also feed into the Kanyon project, a giant nuclear-powered torpedo with a nuclear warhead that is intended to attack coastal targets.
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But Facebook says stories is among its fastest-growing format for sharing stories, and that means gradually porting over core features of the old News Feed into the new one.
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The paper, co-authored by Dr Järvensivu with the rest of the BIOS team, was commissioned by the UN's IGS specifically to feed into the chapter on 'Transformation: the Economy.
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The experience is very different from "mixed reality" that pipes a camera feed into a VR headset, because you're seeing the real world at full resolution through your own eyes.
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It's also illustrating the key AI principle of "bias in, bias out" — meaning that what you get out of an AI system really depends on what you feed into it.
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Once discovered, Shell said it cut off the flow of oil from the four wells that feed into its Brutus production platform, located about 165 miles south of New Orleans.
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The fact that it was most obviously appearing in a community that was already stigmatized and feared made it easier for people to feed into their own fears and hatred.
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There is now a genuine and urgent debate on what to do next, one that will inevitably feed into the U.K. election campaign ahead of polling day on June 8.
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Instead, the partnership will allow streamers to route their feed into the web-based Lightstream Studio, which can be accessed via a supported browser on a PC, Mac or tablet.
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The same can be said for checking up on your partner on social media — it probably won't make you feel better and will just feed into whatever narrative you've created.
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Their views will feed into a "national conference" process promoted by U.N. Libya envoy Ghassan Salame that is meant to pave the way for elections by the end of 2018.
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"Optimism is nice if you can swing it, but you've got to be careful, because it can feed into the normalization of Donald Trump — and he's not normal," Oliver said.
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Men who are insecure love to feed into that idea that he has to constantly be one-upping the woman, that you have to keep the woman in her place.
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Additionally, Business Insider's Pat Evans previously reported that "while the city's famous Strip does feed into stereotypes of the city" there is a vibrant community beyond the most touristy areas.
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MFF also backs free inventories of cities' greenhouse gas emissions by university students, aimed at pushing energy audits for municipal and commercial buildings that can feed into climate action plans.
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For me, alarm bells weren't going off when I heard about it, but I did think somebody is going to use this to feed into 'the president is crazy' narrative.
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That's part of an effort to keep the key markets for U.S. government debt and mortgages, as well as all the markets that those assets feed into, from freezing up.
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Critics of DACA have argued that it signals the U.S. is willing to grant amnesty to those that immigrate illegally, which could feed into the larger issue of border control.
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"It was Shorten's moment really," said Rod Tiffen, a political analyst at the University of Sydney, adding it would likely feed into a perception that Morrison was "shouty" when cornered.
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Her proposal will feed into a discussion on Thursday among leaders of member states, but is likely to run into resistance from coal-dependent Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic.
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He's trying to distract us from his conflicts of interest, or he's luring liberals into unwinnable culture fights, or he's turning his Twitter feed into a state propaganda outlet. Maybe.
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One of the downsides of being a lone female voice is that people are going to look to me to either dispel all stereotypes or feed into them, and that's unfair.
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"For ECB policymakers, they are thinking 'We have to be careful to not feed into this run,'" said Dragah Maher, U.S. head of FX strategy at HSBC Securities in New York.
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It would feed into the regime's claims that America is trying to take over the country in order to quash the socialist revolution ushered in by Mr Maduro's predecessor, Hugo Chávez.
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All these feed into ISIS' narrative that Muslims are under attack by the West and also by the Shia as well as by any Muslim who doesn't share their extremist ideology.
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The idea is that no matter how much information you feed into an intelligent system, there are many, many things that are tacit, meaning that they are not explicitly stated anywhere.
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I see philosophers of science as public intellectuals who speak up for science, and rectify common misconceptions or uninformed judgments that may feed into political lobbies, agendas and ultimately policy-making.
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The selloff came on the back of strong U.S. wage numbers, which investors feared might feed into inflation and push the U.S. central bank towards a faster pace of monetary tightening.
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It can be a full-body system, with shirts and leggings available, which house sensors integrated into the fabric that feed into a core device located on the sternum and thigh.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama said on Friday that criticism from the left wing of his own Democratic Party helped feed into the unpopularity of Obamacare, his signature healthcare reform law.
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So on the "technology piece," which those who haven't read the book might not be understanding right now: You think automation, robots, and artificial intelligence will feed into populist backlash. Why?
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The ECB is especially worried about this so-called second round effect of low crude prices because once they feed into wages, breaking the cycle of low inflation becomes especially difficult.
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If you spend a lot of your emailing time sat in front of one particular computer then it's worth considering getting all of your accounts to feed into the same application.
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Everybody here is trying to have an argument about something that is important, that in Murray's words should feed into how we order society, what we do to redress racial difference.
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"As an example, the Reserve Bank has at least two years' worth of replacement cash available to feed into the system if required," Assistant Governor Christian Hawkesby said in a statement.
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The EBA sought on Friday to clear up confusion over how the tests' findings will feed into broader "SREP" reviews of bank capital by supervisors such as the European Central Bank.
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New governor Philip Lowe said policy makers had to "guard" against the risk that sluggish consumer prices would feed into ever lower expectations for inflation, leading to an unwelcome downward spiral.
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It's why we are critical of comments that feed into anti-Semitic stereotypes, even when they come from people we like and respect, and why we are similarly critical of Islamophobia.
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The findings at ATTO will eventually feed into global climate models that will help us understand the changes we're making and what the future holds for life as we know it.
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One of them is a pair of glasses with cameras that feed into flat stereoscopic displays: Others are displays that feed into one eye, a system that's good for simple heads-up displays but bad for realistic holograms: There's also, somewhat amazingly, a picture that anyone who followed Google Glass a few years ago might recognize: It's easy to explain why Magic Leap is probably better than all these, but that's not the question anyone's asking.
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"We recognize the risk that growth prospects might deteriorate if weakening in key economies feed into each other, given the heightened uncertainties across the global economy," Aso said at the news conference.
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The more data you feed into a machine learning algorithm, the smarter it gets; that's why every tech firm is looking for ways to gather more data about its customers and users.
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Yet, such notions have lingered in society for decades, and we are concerned that this lyric could feed into preconceived notions about Jews and alleged Jewish 'control' of the banks and finance.
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If his team can get its hands on the large amounts of security imagery it needs to feed into its software, Dr Griffin thinks container scanning, at least, might be entirely automated.
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That new embrace of the team, often cited as one of the few real national institutions Belgium has left after the king, may feed into more sense of common purpose, some believe.
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That's not to say the polls don't matter; simply that they still feed into a cycle: Better poll numbers mean more coverage, which means more money, more coverage, and better poll numbers.
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Facebook has launched a new advertising feature that takes users from their News Feed into Messenger, the company announced on Tuesday, as it continues to grow the relevance of its messaging app.
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At the opposite end of the scale are Apple and Amazon, which do not have enormous research initiatives, expect all work to feed into products and are tight-lipped about their work.
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A deep enough search of 'Sofia Vergara' will unearth several think pieces about how both her public and fictional personas feed into stereotypes about "spicy Latinas" being super sexy, all the time.
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Yet the market prices for sterling and interest rates, as well as surveys of business confidence, all of which feed into the BoE's forecasts, reflect the risk of a no-deal Brexit.
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All in some way or another feed into, or are made worse by, the overarching and multi-faceted sectarian clash between Sunni and Shia that is being played out across the region.
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The addition of snowboards, in particular, feed into the ski community's longstanding rivalry with those that prefer to cut their way down a mountain on a single plank of fiberglass and wood.
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But Mr Draghi fretted about "second-round effects" as low rates of headline inflation feed into lower inflation expectations and affect wage settlements, thus creating the danger of a "spiralling-downward phenomenon".
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Those tracks feed into New York's Pennsylvania Station, the busiest transit hub in the country, with Jersey Transit, Amtrak, the Long Island Railroad and the New York City Subway all operating there.
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The GDP data will show the extent of the impact of the U.S.-China trade war on the economy and is expected to feed into the Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates.
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JOHANNESBURG, Feb 16 (Reuters) - South Africa's worst drought on record risks tipping an already weak economy into recession as rising agricultural imports feed into rising inflation, ratings firm Moody's said on Tuesday.
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Obrador hopes to "rewrite the rules of the drug war," proposing decriminalization, taking military personnel off the streets, and honing in on the causes of poverty which feed into the drug war.
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Though it continues to consult on the issue, to shape the detail of its response, and it's likely the Uber litigation will feed into government thinking given the timing of the case.
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All that data can feed into prediction models for other things: overall leaf area can help predict carbon exchange, and growth or health patterns can be mapped to climatic or anthropological ones.
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"Karen, I'd ask you to re-read what you wrote and think about how your words feed into a colonial/imperialist mindset toward India and other non-Western countries," wrote commenter Alex.
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The raft of donations to Clinton feed into Trump's message that he is taking on the political establishment and that he is not beholden to "special interests" because of his personal worth.
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An expectation of high inflation could potentially keep pressure on wages elevated, which, in turn, would feed into retail inflation and eventually might thwart the central bank's efforts to rein in prices.
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"For ECB policy-makers, they are thinking 'We have to be careful to not feed into this run'," Dragah Maher, U.S. head of FX strategy at HSBC Securities in New York, said.
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Dramatic and sustained stock market declines can feed into that outlook through a "wealth effect" if they begin to erode household and business confidence, and prompt consumers and investors to curtail spending.
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Many prominent Saudis, including newspaper columnists, clerics and members of the advisory Shura Council, urged people not to share videos and photos of the attacks, saying they would feed into Houthi propaganda.
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Tommy Xie, an economist at Singapore bank OCBC, pointed to signs in the data that the prices of raw materials remained high, something he expected to feed into the producer price index (PPI).
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TROY SLATEN, ATTORNEY: And it&aposs also going to feed into arguments that there is a deep state of career people working in the government that are seeking to forward their own agenda.
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I mean, this is a company that will control how information is disseminated into your newsfeed into your Instagram feed, into basically the main types of media that people are using these days.
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For Samsung, serving up the first-generation Galaxy Fold to a self-selecting group of receptive users is an excellent expansion of its beta testing that would feed into improvements for future iterations.
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When certain groups deal with hate and violence on a daily basis just because of who they are, it's critical to stand up against those who spread messages that feed into that system.
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Trade in the 20183th century morphed three times, from boats laden with metals, meat and wool, to ships full of cars and transistor radios, to containers of components that feed into supply chains.
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It's actually a majority of the content, and it's usually from some of the most well-known brands that feed into the kinds of sometimes dream-level wants and needs of its users.
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The debate will feed into the annual Central Economic Work Conference expected in December, a gathering of leaders and policymakers that maps out the country's economic and reform agenda for the following year.
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Thrones fans can book a number of tours all around Europe that feed into their obsession, but two new itineraries from Zicasso are especially intriguing as they incorporate settings from the current season.
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International powers fear tensions over President Joseph Kabila's plan to stay in power beyond the end of his mandate next month could spark large-scale conflict that would feed into such local disputes.
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Dependent's connotations are not only antithetical to those virtues we value most as a country, but they also feed into the worst kinds of stereotypes about military spouses and antiquated notions of homemakers.
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Their results nevertheless feed into "guidance" on how much capital a bank should have, which is not legally binding but can lead to intensified scrutiny and corrective measures by supervisors if not met.
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By sifting through all of these, the player comes into contact with "Datachunks," little tidbits of information that you feed into Orwell (and to your handler) in order to move the plot along.
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Manufacturers also reported an unusually big rise in input prices, which are likely to feed into prices on the high street next year, potentially crimping consumer demand — a key pillar of economic growth.
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A social graph allows Microsoft to keep Facebook and Google out of the workplace These product examples and features all feed into a social network that's designed to combat rivals in the workplace.
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Personally, I'm not ashamed of what I do, but I understand that most people do not feel the way I do and that most certainly does feed into my desire to remain anonymous.
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The euro's 12 percent rise against the dollar could also pull down prices, particularly for imported industrial goods, which could then feed into core inflation, or inflation excluding volatile food and fuel prices.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's inflation rate unexpectedly overshot the Bank of England's 2% target on Wednesday, raising the cost of living even before sterling's slide has had much chance to feed into consumer prices.
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The National Weather Service said Monday that significant flooding would continue along bayous and streams that feed into the Amite River through three parishes south of Baton Rouge — Iberville, Ascension and St. James.
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And in the months that followed I collected the feed into a book that captured the real-time aspects and added context that would otherwise have been lost with the distance of time.
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"If you do see emerging growth abroad, that should lead to a relatively weaker dollar, which would feed into the returns for U.S. based investors that are earned in overseas markets," Luschini said.
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His sometimes-meandering style and habit of telling tales from his political life that date back years can feed into that image, and some of his Bidenisms have the feel of another era.
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"If you want to be interventionist there's plenty of scope to do so in devising both your formula but also in some of the assumptions you feed into it," said the competition lawyer.
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"You get thrown 30-, 40-, 50-page documents explaining some kind of annuity using this particular background, and 12 different kinds of investments that feed into it, and your eyes gloss," he said.
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As such, we cannot feed into the growing anti-immigrant sentiment by pinning the presence of hepatitis B, which infects our most vulnerable residents regardless of their country of birth, on "new" Americans.
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"Given the emphasis Documenta has placed on the emblematic importance of Athens, one may ask how the symbolic will feed into the literal and vice versa in the process of 'learning,'" Rikou said.
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James Woods turns his Twitter feed into a 'bulletin board' for California wildfire victims In a first for him, the actor did something good on Twitter: Known on the platform for his deeply combative political screeds, Woods has turned his Twitter feed into a signal-boosting "bulletin board" for victims, their families, and facilities and organizations offering help, tweeting virtually nonstop since November 8th using hashtags #CampFireJamesWoods or #SoCalFiresJamesWoods (including his own name, evidently, to differentiate tweets that specifically needed amplification).
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By obscuring the the way racism impacts all aspects of black American life, Cosby helped feed into the troublesome narrative that racism doesn't exist or that we might live in a post-racial society.
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It then packages and sells that information to media buyers, brands and other advertisers in order to create better targeted advertising, to feed into what Tapad estimates is a $160 billion digital advertising market.
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It was an appealing pitch in 22007: Shove your website's RSS feed into this service, tell people to use this feed instead of the one on your website, and we'll give your feed superpowers.
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You can be as hands-on as you want (advanced 3D features are supported), or let the app do almost everything to make memorable content out of the memories that you feed into it.
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"What the Chinese and the Russians are trying to do is to provoke us into some kind of action that will feed into their domestic narratives, both in China and in Russia," Murphy said.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's government, which sharply hiked gasoline prices on Friday, will not increase the price of diesel because that could feed into higher food and bus fares, President Nicolas Maduro said on Saturday.
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The lyrics of the song also feed into the visuals, with the song a sarcastic exploration of the way people are want to show (off) their best selves, and best lives, on social media.
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"We expect to publish a corrected bulletin and dataset early next week," the ONS said, adding that the fixed data will feed into Britain's sectoral and financial accounts for the release scheduled in December.
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Of course using something like IFTTT you can convert this RSS feed into a different format if you prefer: send the feeds to a read-it-later service or a Google Sheet, for example.
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The team from the BIOS Research Unit in Finland were asked to provide research that would feed into the drafting of the UN Global Sustainable Development Report (GSDR), which will be released in 2019.
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What to watch: Skyport mobility hubs, like Gensler's CitySpace concept, would be central community access points where air taxi passengers can feed into traditional ride-sharing vehicles, e-bikes, e-scooters and public transit.
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And I didn't in any way want to feed into this, not just radical political argument that was being made on other side, but very negative cultural argument about who we are as Americans.
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Defense companies and Pentagon officials lamented the potential federal spending woes, saying it will hurt small suppliers who feed into weapons production while hitting bigger firms when the contract process is put on hold.
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If you've ever had an Amazon Echo Show, a Google Nest Hub, or god forbid, a Facebook Portal—it can be unnerving giving all the big tech giants a live feed into your home.
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And it's the story that, alongside tensions over Syria, will continue to feed into the heightened speculation, pushing worries and rhetoric between the U.S. and Russia to levels not seen since the Cold War.
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Down the line the hope is this face-to-face research will feed into building a recommendation engine that can automate the support via relevant in-app suggestions — and allow the team to scale.
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Whether they're meant maliciously or not, remarks like, You're a dancer, so you probably can't eat this, or, I can't believe you're allowed to eat that, feed into the stereotype that dancers are anorexic.
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Worse, says Ishchenko, many domestic and international supporters try to downplay the issue because they worry it would feed into the Kremlin propaganda tropes about Ukraine being run by fascists and the far-right.
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And it's not just the Potomac crossing: Walls points out that TransCanada's pipeline and the Mountaineer Gas pipeline it will join cross more than 100 streams running through karst, which feed into the Potomac.
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Turns out that if you put downloaded my Twitter feed into a flesh printer (maybe the next phase of DeepSense?) it would spit out a 30-year-old white guy with a bad haircut.
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The Obama rule asserted federal power over ponds, headwaters, wetlands and other water bodies that feed into larger water areas, but whose Clean Water Act jurisdiction was unclear because of conflicting Supreme Court cases.
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While politicians often accuse companies of sending jobs to lower-priced factories in Mexico, the country also supports American jobs by providing lower-priced inputs that feed into supply chains in the United States.
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The increasing number of American airstrikes in Somalia has prompted some analysts, as well as Somalis, to voice concerns over the risks of civilian casualties, which could feed into the Shabab's anti-Western propaganda.
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The revisions, which feed into the government's own forecasts, reflect growing concerns that a slowdown in Germany, driven by a recession in the export-dependent manufacturing sector, could hamper the broader euro zone economy.
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As YouTuber RawBeautyKristi said in her Twitter thread, vloggers&apos failure to disclose they&aposre using such skin-smoothing features can help to feed into perceptions about what constitutes acceptable skin and beauty standards.
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Earlier this month, Germany's leading economic institutes, whose forecasts feed into the government's own estimates, slashed their estimates, saying they expected the German economy to grow by 0.5% this year and 1.1% in 2020.
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But it also could feed into the criticism that the Trump team is unusually selective in whom it penalizes — sticking primarily to people in countries it considers U.S. adversaries or of limited geostrategic importance.
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In her eyes, the industry is such an interlinked mess that even its most independent, high minded enterprises feed into a corrupt system that cannot be adequately regulated or reformed to be truly ethical.
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Business organisations propose a standing committee, where business representatives can feed into the negotiations and review what is on the table, with separate working groups looking at issues such as the free movement of labour.
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But consider the limits of technology, and the limitless invention of the human mind — to say nothing of the infinitude of situations, positions, motions and so on that may feed into this engine of impalement.
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Since her return she has become a lightning rod for the way behind-the-scenes production antics and on-camera performances increasingly feed into one another, as real-life drama and the show's drama intersect.
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McCarthy's firsthand frustrations with finding clothes that fit certainly feed into her brand's success — and, as she explained to Handler, she isn't simply putting her name on a clothing tag and calling it a day.
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"It is likely that rising inflation on both core and non-core components, together with ongoing fiscal stimulus, will feed into a narrative of higher rates," Morgan Stanley analyst Pasquale Diana said in a note.
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The trials are part of the LUTZ Pathfinder project, which aims to eventually feed into the UK-wide Auotdrive project which will field a fleet of 40 self-driving "pods" across Milton Keynes and Coventry.
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Read More Stop thinking short term, CEOs: BlackRock's Fink Depending on the type of business, other metrics, like Yelp ratings for restaurants or TripAdvisor ratings for hotels, may feed into the trust score, said Khatibloo.
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If America excludes China from the global financial system, China will eventually build an alternative to the dollar-based order that has dominated markets since 1945—which would then feed into a wider strategic rivalry.
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"In our view, a combination of lower funding costs in local currency and in external debt should feed into faster credit creation and economic activity in the emerging world," the team said in the note.
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Putin may also hope instability in Ukraine can feed into the U.S. presidential election campaign, where Republican candidate Donald Trump accuses President Barack Obama's administration of incompetence and has called for better ties with Moscow.
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Facebook's plan to turn the News Feed into a personalized video channel faces a roadblock in the form of "happy birthday" messages, which until today have almost entirely taken the ancient form of text. Lol!
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"We are concerned of the threat that [the order] poses to critical wetlands and to streams, including streams that feed into the drinking water supplies of 117 million Americans," the members wrote in their letter.
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This simple three page document, which reportedly will feed into a wider DHS security assessment, puts yet another serious dent the White House's flimsy central argument that the measure is necessary for national security reasons.
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Steam has forums, user reviews, and a wealth community features like trading cards, a secondary market where players can sell in-game items, and an intricate series of achievements that feed into a badge system.
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Renting isn't commonplace for home items, but the benefits — lack of commitment and cheaper prices — feed into trends that are accentuated in India, Geetansh Bamania, CEO and founder of RentoMojo, told me in an interview.
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Official status for the Shi'ite fighters could feed into the narrative of fear and resentment among Sunnis that helped Islamic State's Sunni militants sweep to power in areas covering a third of Iraq in 2014.
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These cells, called ipRGCs, are particularly sensitive to blue light, connect to a number of different brain areas, and seem to feed into our circadian clock, our sleep centers, and even some mood-regulating areas.
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This seems to be a streamlined version of a News Feed layout we saw shared back in April, which sectioned off the News Feed into areas for World & U.S. News, Sports, Food, and other topics.
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So by automating disease capture using AI-based image analysis the recorded data becomes more uniformly consistent, thereby allowing for better quality benchmarking to feed into seed selection decisions, boosting the entire hybrid production cycle.
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Image courtesy of the artist All these feed into Akopyan's work, which both subverts and celebrates Russia, its history, religion, and culture, filtering its iconography through the provocative, stylised, almost talismanic imagery of fetish art.
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All you need to replicate that experience while camping is access to a water source to feed into the Zodi Zip's heating element, which is powered by four D-cell batteries and a propane tank.
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What's more, the utility industry approach to renewable energy — fostered by state laws — has been to meet their carbon-neutral goals by building massive solar and wind projects that feed into their existing transmission lines.
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As the aides agonized over which words to feed into the teleprompter, they become so engrossed that a hot light set up next to the machine caused Mr. Bannon's Kuhl hiking pants to begin smoldering.
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Myself, I stall on breakfast until late morning, then get a good feed into everyone: nut-studded oatmeal for the sensible, pancakes for the rest, or biscuits and sausage gravy if I'm feeling especially generous.
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Like the one perched on the top of the Cardiff police van, these cameras feed into facial recognition software, enabling real-time identity checks — raising new concerns among public officials, civil society groups and citizens.
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The Bank of England has said tighter monetary policy depends on Britain agreeing a trade deal with the EU. But it also wants to see signs of more wage growth, which could feed into inflation.
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All five strategies that feed into the fund — equities, commodities, credit, fixed income and quant — were positive for the year, the person said, who asked not to be named because the performance details are private.
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There is also a limited amount of fuel, which you can add to by collecting items you'll come across on the road or in ruins that you then feed into the fuel tank when needed.
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Durant was so good, in fact, that his performance seemed to feed into the false narrative that he had been too painstaking in his rehabilitation, that he had somehow been reluctant to make a return.
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BoJack Horseman has always been about how our worst impulses feed into each other, all of the ways that mental illness can feed addiction, or that addiction can feed doing terrible things to other people.
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This line runs through Trump's views on a wide range of issues: It's important to see how some of the real and perceived shortcomings of Trump's policy thinking feed into the broader narrative of nationalism.
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It's the system that has turned the News Feed into one of the most engaging and lucrative products of all time — one that generated $17 billion in ad revenue in the first half of this year.
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He added that he expected underlying inflation, or prices excluding volatile food and fuel prices to rise, and also expects better-than-expected employment data to feed into wages over the medium term, also lifting inflation.
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At a news conference presenting the paper, which will feed into a larger working document to be used by the bishops, participants said they wanted their Church to be more open and transparent and less severe.
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"The river will have several more major crests through next week," he said, not counting the numerous tributaries that feed into the Missouri up and down the Midwest and will likely inundate communities into next month.
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Amazon hosts "numerous state and federal data systems key to immigration enforcement, including Palantir's Integrated Case Management system at ICE," the report says, and works with state and local law enforcement that feed into DHS systems.
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"The extent to which that will feed into consumer inflation will depend in part on how long the tariffs are in place," said Sarah House, a senior economist at Wells Fargo Securities in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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All one needs to do is look at Twitter to see that a lot of people will just make their assumptions, let it feed into their paranoia, and never look into what the hell really happened.
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Konza's dream is to become a top business process outsourcing hub by 22020, with on-site universities training locals to feed into a 22015,250-strong tech-savvy workforce providing IT support and call center services remotely.
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The disruptions could push up the price of hard coking coal, currently around $159 a tonne, and feed into second-quarter contract prices between miners and steelmakers, depending on stockpiles held at ports and by steelmakers.
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It's also that prosperity gospel megachurches feed into income inequality with their specious claims that affluence is a reflection of God's approval (and on the flip side, that poverty must come from some absence of faith).
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Testimony from the hearing will feed into the U.S. Trade Representative's formulation of negotiating objectives for the trade talks, which U.S. President Donald Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe agreed to launch in late September.
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The council cannot overturn her orders, but its findings could feed into a decision by President Rodrigo Duterte, who has said he will review the planned closures after initially throwing his support behind his environment minister.
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"These stories underline a potential vulnerability for the party, since they feed into the narrative of Liberal entitlement," said a senior Liberal party member who declined to be named because of the sensitivity of the situation.
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LONDON, Aug 22018 (Reuters) - Britain's inflation rate unexpectedly overshot the Bank of England's 20.3% target on Wednesday, raising the cost of living even before sterling's recent slide has had a chance to feed into consumer prices.
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As the Wikileaks email scandal continues to dog the Democrats in the waning days of the election cycle, it is remarkable that Clinton would feed into stories about her campaign chairman's return to White House service.
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The data, collected a week before Britain voted on its European Union membership, will feed into the U.S. Federal Reserve's plans on rate hikes but traders do not expect the central bank to move anytime soon.
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But first, they assembled human participants to play Frogger, and had them explain each decision they made out loud—transcribed by a speech-to-text program—providing material to feed into the AI agent for training.
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Building upwards means higher costs and greater complexity, such as for piping feed into buildings, said Xue Shiwei, vice chief operations officer at Pipestone Livestock Technology Consultancy, a Chinese unit of a U.S. farm management company.
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Nowhere is this more pronounced than in the communist state of Laos, where 223 dams operate along the rivers and streams that feed into the Mekong, with a combined power generating capacity of approximately 281,255 megawatts.
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It is all but certain to feed into the conspiratorial views held by the president and some of his allies that Mr. Mueller's prosecutors are determined to undermine Mr. Trump's designs for a rapprochement with Russia.
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But it's notoriously hard to predict rapid intensification because forecast models fail to pick up on all the different variables that feed into it -- and because rapid intensification doesn't always happen when the variables are present.
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For Disney, especially, that's a demographic not easily sacrificed, given that the Marvel (and not incidentally, "Star Wars") machinery feed into an assortment of lucrative revenue streams, including theme parks and merchandising like toys and games.
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The findings feed into the wider context of research into the health benefits of the arts, Fancourt said, particularly in light of how of many countries offer arts "on prescription" to support physical and mental health.
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Many longtime Grammy watchers say that a sweep by Adele — and therefore a Beyoncé snub — could feed into long-simmering complaints that the awards too often fail to recognize black performers in the most prestigious categories.
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A word or phrase's usage and commonly understood meanings feed into one another, and at a certain point, the book that tells us what words mean needs to reflect what we actually use them to mean.
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Deutsche Bank metals strategist Nick Snowdon said the delivery of copper metal into LME warehouses "has been taken as a signal that we are seeing the softness we saw in China feed into ex-China market".
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Konza's dream is to become a top business process outsourcing hub by 2030, with on-site universities training locals to feed into a 200,22016-strong tech-savvy workforce providing IT support and call centre services remotely.
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They feed into the mythology that the undeserving poor make bad choices and are to blame for their own poverty, so taxpayer money should not be wasted in programs to help lift people out of poverty.
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If there is "hope," however nebulous, and however scientifically unlikely, it becomes easy to feed into the idea that hospitals and governments don't care enough about saving Charlie but parents know what's best for their child.
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"I hope the BOJ calmly analyses the impact negative interest rates have had, which should feed into their decision about the next steps to take," he told Reuters this month, signaling the administration's distaste for further cuts.
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Sanders defeated Clinton easily in West Virginia Tuesday night, and while the loss doesn't substantially weaken her commanding delegate lead, it does feed into the notion that Democrats may not be entirely pleased with their likely nominee.
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When the state of Utah convicted Jeffs in 2007 on two counts of acting as an accomplice to rape — only to have the ruling overturned on appeal three years later — it would feed into that same understanding.
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There are a lot of myths about what sex and dating are like for plus-sized women, many of which feed into the idea of them being undesirable and less likely to find fulfilling romantic sexual partners.
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Due to a longstanding pattern of casting people of color in stereotypical or minor roles, a show like "Hamilton" featuring people of color singing, rapping and dancing – even as the Founding Fathers – can feed into popular stereotypes.
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Data on producer prices feed into inflation indicators watched by the Federal Reserve, which has been raising rates in hopes of keeping a price index based on personal consumption expenditures near the central bank's 225 percent target.
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After warning against unilateral U.S. sanctions at the G20 summit in Hamburg, Germany, Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker is concerned Congress' legislation could hit European companies upgrading pipelines in Russia that feed into Ukraine's gas transit system.
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Craig Erlam, a London-based analyst at OANDA, said that came in higher than expected, it is "going to feed into the expectation that the Bank of England will have to raise rates" to tackle inflationary pressures.
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Trump's policies, anti-Muslim rhetoric and the motley crew of Islamophobes packing his Cabinet feed into the narrative that the U.S. is at war with Islam and lead to the radicalization of disaffected youth in the region.
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Another key additional point of today's decision is that the Commission has found Google to be a dominant company in Internet search — a finding which will now feed into any additional EU antitrust investigations into its behavior.
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The swollen Mississippi and rivers that feed into it wreaked havoc in Missouri and Illinois after heavy rains and severe storms in late December brought flooding across several central U.S. states, leaving at least 33 people dead.
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But it has the effect of making American Muslims feel as if our acceptance is conditional, and can feed into the message that American Muslims are presumed guilty of somehow perpetuating violent extremism until affirmatively proven otherwise.
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In fact, admits LinkedIn's senior communications manager Crystal Braswell, it's the evolution of the network feed into something more akin to Facebook and Twitter that has put a "heavy impetus" on members trying to generate viral posts.
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There is no central database, no way to share information among all the tiny police departments that feed into the clerk's office, which then divvies up crimes among 22 criminal courts, now scattered across the entire county.
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The exception, he noted, was in cases where a company uses its own internal data for its own purposes, but this does not feed into Signal's AI engine, which focuses only on publicly available third-party content.
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But Mr. Trump's candidacy has also made inroads among a constellation of subcultures with strong online presences — among them, men's rights activists, pickup artists and white nationalists, all of which feed into the freewheeling "alt-right" movement.
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Old Weather, a crowdsourcing project, has enlisted the help of thousands of volunteers to transcribe entries from 20th-century ship logbooks (some written by hand) to help scientists compile historical climate data to feed into their models.
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Analysts say the investments feed into Tencent's ambitions to be a leader in artificial intelligence and connected devices, which will play major roles in the development of driverless cars and other big changes in the auto industry.
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The carousel, if rolled out to all Facebook users, would turn the social network's traditional vertical-scrolling News Feed into something closer to Instagram Stories — with regular posts and Stories being given equal placement in the feed.
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There, police collect data at people's homes, police stations and roadside interrogations to feed into a centralized system called the Integrated Joint Operations Platform, which spits out determinations for whether Muslim citizens should be interned or not.
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And it would be sweet, if it didn't feed into a season-long pattern of women propping up a system that feeds on the legends of men despite them having done all the damn work to solve things.
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Another case being closely watched is the challenge to EPA's Clean Water Rule that seeks to "clarify" the jurisdictional scope of the Clean Water Act and whether it covers tributaries that feed into waters protected by the act.
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But funding for the larger program — the one that was meant to feed into the Costa Rica portion — was cut in August, after being frozen in February 2017 as part of Trump's efforts to more closely control immigration.
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Discussing the key implications of the research, they describe social media as "a communication platform between government and the citizenry", and say it could act as a layer for government to gather public views to feed into policymaking.
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On this week's episode of Converge, Pocket founder and CEO Nate Weiner tells us why he sold his company to Mozilla, and how he's working to build a better version of Facebook's News Feed into the Firefox browser.
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These numbers feed into an effective refrain for Trump: No matter his other stumbles or what the media may say about him, he's a businessman, and his acumen will bring jobs and prosperity back to our benighted nation.
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Throughout the history of its cinematic universe, Marvel Studios has excelled at creating engaging, entertaining diversions, bringing dozens of characters to life in a string of blockbusters that feed into one another, like a cinematic perpetual-motion machine.
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Amazon is doing a great job adding features and keeping users up to speed with what Alexa can do, and I expect Google to start growing the number of devices and apps that can feed into Google Home.
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"Germany is in a gray area between a marked growth slowdown and a recession," Commerzbank economist Joerg Kraemer said, adding that the Ifo figures would feed into the wider debate about how the European Central Bank should react.
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At the heart of the debate is the quest for a balance between the decentralised nature of UTI generation and the pre-existing framework for legal entity identifiers, which feed into the UTI to pinpoint the generating entity.
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The company has invested significant resources into transforming the News Feed into a place to digest all sorts of video, be it live-streamed clips from a stranger's mobile phone to professionally edited videos crafted by news organizations.
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The booksellers' travails feed into the climate of tetchy disgruntlement that has prevailed in Hong Kong since the failure of the big street protests of the "Umbrella" movement in 2014 to prompt China to allow democratic reform there.
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Microsoft is expected to detail new features in Windows 10 that it plans to ship in two major software updates next year, and discuss how some of those features feed into its Xbox gaming strategy across both platforms.
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In three studies between 2001 and 2011 of people in careers that feed into politics, such as law, Ms. Lawless and Mr. Fox found a consistent 16-percentage-point gender gap in whether people had even considered running.
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Now they're turning their attention to music with the release of "The Songularity," an album of songs written with Voicebox, a predictive text algorithm that suggests words in the style of any source text you feed into it.
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He was and still is engrossed by the visual resources found in science, religion, mythologies, and mathematics that he plums to feed into the iconography he invented to find new kinds of purchase with the idea of identity.
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After all, the world runs on navigation satellites, whose signals don't just tell you how to get to Pizza Hut but also feed into banking systems, the electric grid, TV, radio, weather reporting, cell service, and seismic monitoring.
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The test, the results of which may feed into how much cash and capital each bank is required to hold, is a response to bank runs hitting Spain's Banco Popular and other euro zone banks in recent years.
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"We look at a building holistically, so the walls and windows, and the environment that we're in, all feed into the decision-making about the floors," said Paul Bertelli, the design principal of JLF Architects in Bozeman, Mont.
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Stereotypes and stigmas are only real if we feed into them, and with as much buying and spending power as the black community holds, it's well past the time to put those harmful and damaging ideations to bed.
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Yet the CNBC poll suggested that many people aren't noticing much of a change from the law, a sentiment that could feed into Democratic arguments that it is helping the rich while doing little for the middle class.
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Some ideas that might help: Using apps to keep you running; turning your Instagram feed into a social support group to help you stick to your diet; or even wearable devices to shock yourself into breaking old habits.
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Those factors, and how they feed into next summer's free agency bonanza, make it easy to view this year's team as nothing more than a bridge to the shiny, star-laden tomorrow everyone in the organization is hoping for.
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After a tense campaign dominated by issues such as national identity and gender equality, the likelihood that any coalition deal will take weeks or months to be brokered will feed into a broader mood of political uncertainty across Europe.
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The fact is that we are alert and acutely sensitive to the sexual exploitation of women as never before, and, given that we are alive in the present, this cannot but feed into our judgment of Gauguin's paintings now.
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The agreement with Dassault is a bet that Reliance can build manufacturing facilities at a site in the central Indian city of Nagpur to feed into Dassault's supply chain, or for future Indian government orders of the Rafale jet.
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After a tense campaign dominated by emotive issues, notably national identity and gender equality, the likelihood that any coalition deal will take weeks or months to be brokered will feed into a broader mood of political uncertainty across Europe.
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As a result, press releases, earnings calls or management meetings will always take a backseat to the raw data — be it measures of market cap, profitability, valuation, volatility or momentum — all of which feed into factor-driven quant strategies.
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In a pilot project intended eventually to feed into its trading algorithms, Winton has worked with researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, to use "differential-privacy" techniques to analyse datasets that Winton was wary of looking at alone.
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Moreover, as AnandTech points out, with the extra power and programmability on offer, in-ear headphones could also be used to track health data like temperature, which can in turn feed into the growing array of fitness-tracking databases.
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While officials do not rule out more stimulus in July, some say a delay in hitting the bank's inflation target alone shouldn't trigger immediate easing as a tightening job market will eventually push up wages and feed into prices.
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Asked about the music industry's failure to protect and honor Black women artists as it relates to Lauryn Hill, Love, who is a fan of Hill's, believes her strong principles feed into the animosity some may have for her.
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This lack of awareness, and the inability to efficiently feed into the system and stand out from the noise, is what has led us to two of the most controversial democratic acts in 2016 — Brexit and President-elect Trump.
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" In effect, the basics have often been neglected: "We have sophisticated models capable of providing forecasts for short-term, high-impact events, but the results of your calculations are only as good as the observations you feed into them.
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Narayen said the data gathered from those transactions will in turn feed into Adobe Sensei, which will do things like transform paper documents into editable digital files, create predictive models, and change expressions in photographs with a few clicks.
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For one thing, specialists and policy advisers say, it encourages central government officials to hide or falsify data, and it prods local officials to do the same, to meet tough provincial growth targets that feed into the national one.
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But full exploitation would have sucked up vast amounts of water in the parched area, and risked polluting waterways that feed into the Lempa, one of the few uncontaminated rivers providing water to over half the population, said experts.
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These questions feed into worries Republicans have long voiced about why the special counsel's investigation into Russian interference began and concerns that the use of a FISA warrant to surveil Trump campaign adviser Carter Page was rooted in bias.
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In this way, community distrust and poor murder solve rates feed into each other — people are less likely to cooperate with police when they feel unprotected by the law, and police are less able to protect people without cooperation.
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Their views on when government should intervene and when it should not are by no means universal, but the debate raises interesting questions about the way a local issue can feed into a sense of national and international identity.
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In this way, community distrust and poor crime solve rates feed into each other — people are less likely to cooperate with police when they feel unprotected by the law, and police are less able to protect people without cooperation.
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The Nile Waters Agreements allocated no water to Ethiopia -- even though it is home to a major source -- or the other eight countries of the Nile Basin, whose rivers feed into Lake Victoria and contribute to the White Nile.
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" Those views feed into a powerful, long-held narrative popularized by Ronald Reagan that Democratic policymakers had — as then-Senator Barack Obama put it in 2006 — become "more obsessed with slicing the economic pie than with growing the pie.
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This placed those soldiers under the control of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO), freeing them from the Ministry of Defence (MoD) regulations and allowing them to covertly continue to feed into the US drone program as intelligence agents.
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It sure would be nice, to buy time if nothing else, if we had a zero-carbon liquid fuel we could just feed into those existing systems, to reduce the emissions of the vehicles and appliances we're already using.
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And, sources underscore, most of these ideas would be incredibly hard to execute -- never mind that they understand it would feed into the very real anger at the "establishment" among GOP voters that fueled Trump's victories in the first place.
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Crude oil prices fell as much as 6.7 percent as Iraq announced record-high oil production that will feed into an already oversupplied market, wiping out much of the oil price gains from of the biggest-ever daily rallies on Friday.
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Futures pulled back slightly after the ECB decision, but investors are squarely focused on Friday's U.S. nonfarm payrolls report, which is expected to feed into Federal Reserve's decision on an interest rate hike at its meeting on March 223-15.
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The Times Temporary wage subsidies to stop companies laying off staff in a recession are an effective tool against joblessness, Bank of England researchers have said in analysis that might feed into the policy response to a no-deal Brexit. bit.
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Broadcast on the television network Telemundo last night, Coronel's first ever interview appeared to feed into a wider campaign by Chapo's legal team to highlight mistreatment that they allege he is suffering in prison since he was recaptured January 8.
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A source familiar with Libya's oil operations said because of the extensive damage at two terminals and some of the upstream fields that feed into them, it would take five weeks to bring their export capacity up to 100,000 bpd.
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In addition to the resort itself being directly connected to the Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge attraction at Disney's Hollywood Studios, your time in the hotel itself will also feed into the illusion that you're living inside your very own space fantasy.
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"I do worry that keeping rates too low for too long could feed into future financial instability even if it doesn't look like we're in that situation today," Bullard, a voting member of the Fed's policy-setting committee, told reporters.
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Under this scenario, one section of TAP would continue as planned across Greece, Albania and into Italy, while another part may feed into a separate link, known as the Ionian Adriatic Pipeline, in Albania to go up through the Balkans.
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And though an early Joan of Arc album tour would feed into the emo nostalgia machine, and undoubtedly do well, it's the freedom to do as they please that keeps them, and the die-hard fans coming back for more.
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If credit spreads widen dramatically, if mortgage rates go up, if the stock market plummets, that will have real consequences for household and business spending that will affect real G.D.P. growth, that will feed into the labor market and inflation.
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In the days following a mass shooting that devastated her city, Dayton, Ohio, Mayor Nan Whaley has focused her efforts on helping her community heal and said she didn't want to feed into a narrative of her versus President Donald Trump.
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Financial secretary Paul Chan also said in his maiden annual budget address on Wednesday that a strong job market and rising wages had bolstered consumer confidence that would feed into the economy, though high property prices continued to be an issue.
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Government advisor Fofana said the country is also building two large-scale solar power plants to feed into the national grid, including one in the central region of Ségou which is slated to be West Africa's first utility-scale solar plant.
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A recession would feed into the anxiety and economic instability that has driven casual-dining chains to provide for customers unwilling to leave the comfort of their homes, as well as to attempt to provide a relief from daily anxieties.
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"Many Muslim women have been reluctant to discuss this Tariq Ramadan case because in part they don't want to feed into elements of the media's Islamophobic and racist framing of these allegations," Shaista Aziz, an Oxford-based freelance journalist, told me.
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In their different ways all these scandals feed into two critiques of elite academia, one more left-wing and one more right-wing, which take different routes to the same condemnatory claim: These schools claim to be meritocratic, but they aren't.
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The draft special report on climate change now under review by the White House focuses primarily on the physical science of global warming, and will feed into a much broader evaluation of the potential social and economic consequences of climate change.
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One of the reasons why landing a job at one of the top management consulting firms — which include McKinsey & Company, Boston Consulting Group (BCG), Bain & Company, and Accenture — is so difficult is because top MBA programs feed into these companies.
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"We've already seen how the China factory shutdowns have affected industry in the rest of the region as they haven't been able to get the intermediate goods that feed into their … production lines," said Alex Holmes, Asia economist at Capital Economics.
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The ECB is fighting persistently low inflation and the bank is particularly concerned about the second-round effect of the oil price fall, when low energy prices feed into the price of costs and services, threatening to embed low inflation.
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"Within the context of weak economic growth, we believe Jaitley faces a difficult balance in supporting growth without compromising significantly fiscal prudence (which could feed into higher inflation and potentially higher interest rates)," Goldman Sachs said in a pre-budget note.
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Steel and his colleagues were working on a project for the V.R. music-experience company Redpill with a curious goal: to summon a shimmering oversize jellyfish that would adapt, in real time, to any music that you feed into the simulation.
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As congressional leaders, the attorney general, the president, and other political figures assail social media giants with the assistance of right-leaning media they either deliberately conflate the two or do so, perhaps ignorantly, to feed into anti-technology company fervor.
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"Maybe a small amount to begin with, but rising inflation at a time when you have had the economy growing for nine years, with extremely strong momentum at the moment, could feed into inflation and interest rate expectations," he added.
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"Those kinds of comments feed into the notion that the system is rigged and people can't get a fair shake in our federal courts," said Alberto Gonzales, who served as attorney general under former President George W. Bush, a Republican.
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"One person I talked to said that when you do have the country in a very negative mood, candidates have two choices: You can either buy into that, feed into that, or you can try to change the public's mind," said Pace.
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The company is collecting driving data from these cars to feed into its self-driving AI. It has also begun to deploy the new chip into all new Teslas, so that the company can collect data from all Teslas sold since March.
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" He told a handful of reporters, "We'll be looking in the second season to familiar characters and how they could feed into the weave, but first and foremost, we want to establish the greatness of the characters that we have come up with.
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As seen in the promotional video, it turns the ordinary Twitter feed into a grid of cards that float in a half-sphere ahead of you, like a big force field of tweets that you can only see through a camera feed.
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Most of the mail chutes seen in American buildings, along with the ornate ground-floor boxes they feed into, carry the name "Cutler Mailing System," a reference to the chute's inventor, James Goold Cutler, who received a patent for the concept in 1883.
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"The ability to more accurately assess permafrost loss can hopefully feed into a greater understanding of the impact of global warming and potentially inform global warming policy," co-author Eleanor Burke, a permafrost research scientist with the Met Office, added in a statement.
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Even though the Kardashians may be sitting on fortunes that would make many NBA players jealous, Black men feed into the Kardashian brand in certain ways, making it easy to accuse the women of not being in these relationships for the right reasons.
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Putting the commodity import data in context shows that energy, with its large domestic demand component, is largely resilient, while industrial metals, which feed into both domestic and export industries, are somewhat softer, but nowhere near levels that could be described as weak.
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The German constitution makes it a crime to exhibit Nazi symbols and the incident is likely to feed into a heated debate about racism and the rise of the far right after a record influx of mainly Muslim migrants three years ago.
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If I had yelled at her it would only feed into her persecution complex and false belief that LGBT people and their allies, along with people who have left the Mormon church, are angry bullies who are not tolerant of other people's views.
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These sensors are networked together and feed into an AI system that sifts through the data to detect a human presence, highlight it in a green box and send push alerts designed to notify Customs and Border Protection agents in real time.
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When you look at these Panama Papers, the revelations are obviously explosive, but they kind of feed into this narrative that the tax regime for normal people and for those ostensibly at the top of the political and economic ladder differs substantially.
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" William Dudley, the New York Fed President, said: "If the stock market were to go down precipitously and stay down, then that would actually feed into the economic outlook, and that would affect my view in terms of the implications for monetary policy.
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"The High Commissioner warns that the revocation will only serve to feed into the divisive, nationalistic rhetoric ahead of the general elections in October, and will disrupt any attempts to work towards reconciliation," U.N. human rights spokeswoman Ravina Shamdasani said on Friday.
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A man would get out and dump a bag of feed into the troughs, then run a pitchfork over the top of it as the heads of cattle poked through the pipes and lolled their long slimy white tongues over the green pellets.
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"We believe that restrained exports and business investment will feed into the weaker growth dynamic and set the stage for a BoC rate cut in Q2 (the second quarter), most likely in April," said George Davis, chief technical strategist at RBC Capital Markets.
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High flood waters have already returned in the western Dakotas, northwest Nebraska and central and eastern Montana, along smaller rivers that feed into the Missouri, David Roth, a meteorologist with the NWS's Weather Prediction Center in College Park, Maryland, said on Monday.
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The argument is that his comments feed into long-held conservative talking points that opening the door to any changes on gun laws -- even something as minor as expanding background checks -- could lead Democrats to eventually force people to give up their guns.
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"I think we have to be careful with anger and outrage and alienation because that can also feed into the worst instincts of folks," Mr. Loebsack said, adding of Mr. Booker: "I love his message of love and redemption and all the rest."
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Lamont Bagby, a Democratic member of the Virginia House of Delegates and the chair of the Legislative Black Caucus, said Sunday that he did not "want to feed into a point that's not mine" when asked if he agreed with Mr. Fairfax's comments.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Facebook Inc on Thursday put an end to a test of splitting its signature News Feed into two, an idea that roiled how people consumed news in the six countries where it occurred and added to concern about Facebook's power.
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"The new measure seems interesting but the market will need more clarity on how quickly the new initiatives will feed into the economy and how many of the existing lending contracts will be amended to include them," Citi said in a note to clients.
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Since we're not used to labeling that feeling, it can easily be confused for, and feed into, other feelings like anxiety, exhaustion and stress, especially since "we might not know that time alone is what we need to make ourselves feel better," Dr. Coplan added.
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The company's search engine holds a hugely dominant marketshare of the European market (circa 90 per cent) — and the Commission additionally deemed Google to be a dominant company in Internet search; a finding which will feed into additional EU antitrust investigations into its behavior.
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By stretching its digital tentacles across the web (think of all those Like and Facebook login buttons you come across), Facebook can also monitor your browsing habits when you're not actually on Facebook, which again feed into the profile that's being built up about you.
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"Despite the expected improvement in global economic growth, if economic slowdowns in major economies feed into other economies, the prospects for growth might deteriorate, bringing uncertainty across the entire global economy," Japanese Finance Minister Taro Aso said in his statement to the IMF committee.
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The advisory panel, whose recommendations will feed into a review of the country's 215 basic energy plan and its measures to cut carbon emissions by 22, said Japan should reduce its dependence on nuclear power, shift from coal to gas and boost renewable energy.
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The other is everything wrong with how we talk about VR. Elsewhere's app is based on a technology that instantly converts any picture or video — including your phone's live camera feed — into stereoscopic 3D, when watched through a simple viewer that's sold with the app.
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I'll leave you with the robot writer's passing thesis on quantum physics — which at times appears to bend toward a warning on the fickle fluctuations of new media — as a specimen to feed into a wider debate about the worth of algorithmically generated content.
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Publishers participating in ckbk's platform are being promised a new digital revenue stream (it's not clear what the revenue share is) — sweetened with data in the form of "new insights into patterns of cookbook recipe usage" they can use to feed into future editorial output.
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This specific CD&RR effort, which will eventually feed into the formal FLRAA program, was funded to the tune of $76 million in fiscal year 2020 to "drive down risk and speed up delivery" of potential prototypes, as Defense News reported at the time.
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With data from state and local governments, health authorities and Reuters reporting, Reuters is delivering fast, reliable, consistent and accurate data to feed into its graphics and trackers at minimum twice a day, from our journalists around the world to bring readers trusted information.
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The four committees will feed into a daily meeting on coronavirus, part of new stringent measures to try to tackle an outbreak, and will help "refine" decisions taken at emergency meetings, which will continue to be chaired by Johnson, his office said in a statement.
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Elizabeth Barfoot Christian, a professor of media and communication at Louisiana College who has written about prison reality shows, believes that many of them, like "Louisiana Lockdown," which was set in nearby Angola Prison, feed into and even promote negative stereotypes about the incarcerated.
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It's unclear if La Mer pays celebrities or influencers to use or mention the brand, but it's safe to say at least some of them receive these or other products for free, which all feed into La Mer's constant visibility as the ultimate beauty grail.
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The Obama administration sought to expand the reach of the Clean Water Act over ponds, streams, wetlands and ditches that feed into larger bodies of water in order to preserve swaths of wetlands crucial for providing habitat for animals and protecting drink-water supplies.
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Megan Histand, the PTA president at Franklin Elementary in Santa Monica, said that sharing parent donations across schools was "pragmatic," since all the district's students feed into two high schools, and that parents should want their children's classmates to be academically and socially well prepared.
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This hugely expanded prison population, one that tracks in reverse the decline of actual crime, has led to a commerce in caged men—private-prison contractors, and a specialized lobby in favor of prison construction, which in turn demands men to feed into the system.
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"The actual benefits of the lifting of sanctions will take six to 26 months to start to feed into companies' financials," said Payam Malayeri, head of asset management at Griffon Capital, a Tehran-based firm which last month launched an offshore equity fund focused on Iran.
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When individuals who have a degree of anxiety related to their sleep get data that may or may not be accurate, that reinforces their prejudices about their sleep, and therefore can feed into that sleep-related anxiety and can actually make things like insomnia a lot worse.
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A June 8 deadline has been set for submitting bids for delivery of floating storage and regasification unit (FSRU), where LNG brought in by tanker is converted back to gas to feed into the grid, and its operation and maintenance, the company said on its website.
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Mosseri, a long-time member of Mark Zuckerberg's inner circle, will bring to Instagram his experience turning News Feed into one of the world's most popular inventions as Instagram is hoping to ramp up monetization now that it's achieved utter dominance over Snapchat in photo sharing.
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Austria, which currently holds the EU's rotating presidency, intends to move forward with the 3 percent tax plan, it said in a paper seen by Reuters that will feed into discussions on the subject at a meeting of EU finance ministers on Friday and Saturday in Vienna.
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Airboat captain: Don't blame Disney Several experts told CNN that the lagoon is connected to a series of canals that feed into larger bodies of water and -- given that Florida is home to 1.3 million alligators -- it would be impossible to keep them out of the resort.
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Amazon Pay's P2P feature can help feed into the retailer's larger plans to bring India's cash-based customers and merchants into the digital age, at the same time it works to bring e-commerce to the region and cashless payments and other services to neighborhood stores.
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Love & Hip Hop's unique cocktail for success is its ability to simultaneously feed into both hip-hop nostalgia (with a cast of rappers and singers who are living in a time after the peak of their music success) and a potential sneak peek at who's up next.
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In fact, 47 different pharmaceutical drugs were detected in source water samples that feed into drinking water treatment plants, and 37 different drugs were found in the water after it was treated at 25 drinking water treatment plants across the US, according to a February report.
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To pressure Beijing to change its trade practices, the president has put tariffs on tens of billions of dollars' worth of Chinese products and threatened hundreds of billions of dollars more, especially goods that feed into the "Made in China 2025" plan to cultivate high-tech industries.
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For Mr. Biden, 76, the risks are obvious: the accusations feed into a narrative that he is a relic of the past, unsuited to represent his party in the modern era, against an incumbent president whose treatment of women should be a central line of attack.
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That Sesame Credit program is part of a broader push in China to track how people go about their day, one that could feed into the Chinese government's ambitious — and, some people would say, Orwellian — effort to use technology to keep a closer watch on its citizens.
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Our navel-gazing politics also feed into something more subtle and psychic that was crucial to Trump's rise: A narcissistic national assumption that America is the most important country in the world, and that American people are inherently more deserving of resources and attention than others.
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"On the image side, the Democrats always have to balance their populist rhetoric with quieter outreach to the business community – telling companies who would like to partner with the party to take their ball and go home will easily feed into an anti-capitalist motif," he added.
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While organizers of the Lake Erie Bill of Rights have a legitimate gripe with the commercial animal-feeding operations that feed into Lake Erie tributaries, Cherry said, those conflicts have nothing to do with Toledo and should be taken up at the state or federal level.
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Some ideas that may help: Pursue a financial tuneup with the help of a detailed checklist; turn your Instagram feed into a visual, social support group to stick to your diet; or even use wearable devices that deliver shocks to keep you from reverting to old habits.
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The sanctions against Rusal have up-ended the supply chain as companies cut contracts to use Rusal metal, leaving producers of cans or auto parts scrambling for supplies in a development that will likely feed into higher costs for buyers of goods ranging from tractors to beer.
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While Democratic strategists cautioned that the story will change in the coming days -- particularly as the Senate Judiciary Committee continues to negotiate a hearing with Kavanaugh's accuser -- they said the GOP response is likely to feed into the narratives that have driven women to vote for Democrats.
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Having fought the risk of deflation for years, the ECB is now under pressure as higher energy costs feed into other prices, igniting calls for the bank to ease off the accelerator - particularly in Germany, where inflation is already close to the ECB's 2 percent target.
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Under the leadership of Dr. Arnn, a prominent conservative intellectual, Hillsdale has been working not only to provide an example in the classroom but also to press its stance nationally on what it calls the threats to constitutional liberty — ideas that feed into conservative Republican politics.
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Allegri was not, particularly, in the mood to do so Tuesday — "These things have always happened," he said — though he did suggest that the quality of the teams, as well as the sense of a second chance even after a first-leg defeat, might feed into it.
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"There's a deeper and more important concern among many in the region about the problems of where America as a country is going and what Trump indicates about that, and how that might feed into bigger questions about America's role in the region in the future," Huxley said.
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The Rusal sanctions have upended the aluminum supply chain, as companies cut contracts to use Rusal metal, leaving producers of cans or auto parts scrambling for supplies, which is likely to feed into higher costs for end users such as automakers, like Toyota, or beer can makers like Ball.
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Williams suggested that rather than care for the well-being of the people in the area, the WPK's concern was for the perpetuity of the regime, and that their only concern for the region would be if this could "feed into wider social discontent" that could provoke an uprising.
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One of the alphabet soup of valuation adjustments that feed into derivatives pricing – collectively known as XVA – the KVA tool allows derivatives traders to understand the capital cost that swaps consume through of the life of the portfolio and calculates the upfront profit required to cover the costs.
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"This was in one of the most famous holiday destinations in Europe, and the images were so horrific that it does feed into this general sense of insecurity that populist parties trade off," said Mark Leonard, the director of the European Council on Foreign Relations, a research institute.
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The current cost of addressing all wipes-related clogs is less that one-ten-thousandth of one percent the city's water and sewage operating budget and a significant portion of D.C.'s wastewater comes from adjoining counties that feed into the city's and are unaffected by the law.
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"We're not there yet in terms of having models we can feed into to say that you'll get X amount of extra G.D.P. in 20 years if you invest in people now," said Chye-Ching Huang, who studies these issues at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
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"What a lot of this framework is about is spatial chromatic color pattern analysis, which is the ability to contextualize and pay tribute to the fact that in any visual system, the eyes ultimately feed into neural processing that doesn't stop at the retina," van den Berg explained.
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The dam was built to divert the Houay Makchanh, Xe-Namnoy and Xe-Pian rivers into reservoirs that feed into a 0003-megawatt power plant designed to generate 1,879 gigawatts of power a year, with 90 percent of the power being exported to Thailand and the remaining 10 percent used locally.
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Credit: Disney Research and CaltechIn order to build a dataset of millions of facial landmarks to feed into a neural network, researchers used infrared cameras to film the audiences of 150 showings of nine movies, including recent Disney films Star Wars: The Force Awaken, Zootopia, Inside Out, and Big Hero 6.
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The smaller episodes of Master of None's second season typically work better than those that feed into the overall arc, such as "Religion," or "New York, I Love You"—but the biggest standout is "Thanksgiving," a beautiful coming-out story that manages to be both heartbreaking and heartwarming at once.
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Meghan's move to assert her right to privacy, to parent as she sees fit, and to engage with followers directly allows her to rupture the tabloid ecosystem that she's expected to rely on and feed into — an ecosystem that has for the most part only hurt her and her family.
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Companies like Google, Facebook, and Baidu — which are all working on artificial intelligence — have the benefit of massive amounts of data at their fingertips that they and their data entry employees can use to categorize and define the web in a language that AI software can later feed into their algorithms .
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IAG's budget airline brand Vueling uses Barcelona El Prat as a hub, and IAG said on Friday that Vueling passengers could feed into its long-haul flights at the airport, adding that it had not yet decided whether to set up a new airline or use existing resources from its airlines.
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This plan—nine years in the making—would limit water use "in three tributaries to the San Joaquin River, which joins with the Sacramento River to feed into the delta, a key California water source and home to endangered species such as the Chinook salmon," Pacific Standard reported last month.
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Lee made it 3-0 with a one-timer from the left side with 10:08 remaining in the second, and Nelson reached 20 goals for the fifth time in his career by converting Bailey's cross-ice feed into the vacated left side of the net early in the third.
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Presidents of both parties have traditionally resisted such restrictions on their ability to conduct foreign policy, but Mr. Trump had little political room to maneuver because vocal opposition would feed into perceptions that he is too friendly with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, who has objected to American sanctions.
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It's expected to file a report with recommendations by the middle of next month — suggestions that will doubtless feed into the coming months of debate as MPs and Peers in parliament and the House of Lords chew over the bill's detail and try to achieve that sought for balance between security and privacy.
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In addition, the sectarian nature of the conflict — the regime is dominated by the minority Alawite sects and Assad's allied ground forces are Iranian-backed proxy militias — will sow the seeds for the next Sunni insurgency in Syria, which could again feed into an expansion of networks like the Islamic State abroad.
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And it does feed into this idea that if you come there and you fit in and you do the things that make you part of the culture, which is there's a very much a code of conduct, there's very much a code of dress, then somehow that makes you more American.
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The League of United Latin American Citizens will contact companies -- including Amazon and Party City -- that make or sell "so-called costumes based on race-based stereotypes which feed into prejudice against Latinos" and demand they "immediately remove these items from their inventory list," LULAC CEO Sindy Benavides told CNN in a statement.
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His poisonous attempts to make jokes feed into the idea that those who allege and/or report rape are being melodramatic or cowardly, which in turn feeds into the idea that rape doesn't need to be taken seriously, which in turn feeds into the idea that hey, rape happens, just deal with it.
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