This is not how it is, how dare they make me think that's how it is?
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Each of the 101 HBCUs currently up and running has its own particular story of how it was founded, how it is being run, how it is seen in their community, how it is seen by black people nationally, and how it is preparing for the future.
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But it still doesn&apost seem clear to me how it is -- how it is paid for.
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Technology will continue to play an increasingly critical role in how the food we eat is produced, how it is packaged, how it is delivered, how it tastes, feels and smells and how it is reused and repurposed.
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"We want to radically change what news is about, how it is made, and how it is funded," its founders state.
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This of course raises issues of how that data is being collected, how it is being used, and how it is being safeguarded.
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It's going to have to be defined, and understood in terms of scope, in terms of you know, how it's addressed, how it is sanctioned, how it is ruled.
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It depends on how it is designed, communicated, and implemented.
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Posted: NO SWIMMING... no, seriously You know how it is.
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Chase's paintings seem to ask, Isn't this how it is?
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At least that is how it is meant to work.
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It's very, very different based on how it is prepared.
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It's a stupid statement, but that's just how it is.
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Then come back and show us how.... ....it is done.
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What is declining, they say, is how it is packaged.
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Heroin is extremely addictive no matter how it is administered.
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The problem is with how it is implemented and interpreted.
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No one will listen otherwise; unfortunately that's how it is.
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But this is the playoffs and that's how it is.
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Maybe that day would help, but that's how it is.
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Sando knows how it is to have a divided nature.
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"You see how it is done, Alejandro," the teacher said.
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Y'know how it is when you just can't hold back.
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We have to contemplate and discuss how it is possible
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This is how it is done in many European countries.
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That sounds a lot like how it is used today.
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It's kind of sad, but that's just how it is.
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That is exactly how it is with our darkest fears.
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This is how it is playing out here in Sydney.
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"He's quite sad about how it is," Mr. Samson said.
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"We're expected to win; that's how it is," Harper said.
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How it is darkened all over with stains and dirt.
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My dad called and said, well, how it is going?
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We need to change the world and how it is.
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I wonder if that's how it is for Google Plus.
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Yet Americans are checked out on how it is spent.
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It wasn't for them and that's just how it is.
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" Another man is heard saying: "Look how it is. Bleeding.
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It reads: Museums are not neutral spaces — every decision about what is displayed, how it is labelled and how it is funded is political, and reveals something about the underlying values of the institution.
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"This is how it is even with founders," Schumacher-Hodge said.
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It makes me sad, because that's not really how it is.
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And you know how it is when you're going through heartbreak.
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I'm going with how it is, because that's what I like.
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AND YOU DON'T KNOW HOW IT IS GOING TO FALL OUT.
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And you can see how it is ripe for misuse today.
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"It's great because they tell me how it is," she says.
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Nobody draws 10,000 except WWE and that's just how it is.
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No matter how it is measured, the debt load looks worrying.
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It comes, but I don't know how, it is a mystery.
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Explain to me exactly how it is that he's taken responsibility?
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This 2014 article from The Intercept explains how it is done.
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"It's a little counterintuitive, but that's how it is," he said.
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At least that's how it is with me and my dad.
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A little cold going around, but you know how it is.
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A little cold going around, but you know how it is.
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I love how it is not very loud sounding at all.
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We know how it is, and we know it isn't ideal.
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It really is glorious and unique in how it is handled.
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Listen up fool: this is how it is going to go.
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I'm a weird-ass man, and that's just how it is.
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You know how it is, having the world's best dream friendship.
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"I can only imagine how it is in Utah or Mississippi."
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"I don't know how it is for Justin Bieber," Jenefsky said.
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How it is to use and what makes it stand out
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How it is a part of me that I can't delete.
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Here is some guidance about how it is — and isn't — transmitted.
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Kind of tough to see, but that's just how it is.
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Of course, when people ask how it is, I will lie.
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"You're telling me that isn't how it is anymore?" he asks.
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"You know how it is in the dental chair," he said.
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He talks about how Washington should be, not how it is.
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Everyone's got all their money in houses, that's how it is.
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Not in how it is played but in how it's won.
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I try not to myself, but you know how it is.
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Well actually, it isn't even ironic, it's just how it is, right?
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Do you know how it is able to make such uncanny recommendations?
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The darkness must have been darker than how it is represented here.
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But Meg is always going to be Meg, that's how it is!
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I mean, it's not the best, but that's just how it is.
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Meanwhile, the startup is being quite secretive regards how it is funded.
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It is also about how it is transforming fans' relationship to football.
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We'll just have to see how it is when I get there.
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My body is how it is – 5 foot, 8 inches and powerful.
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I've been surprised that this interference is playing out how it is.
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I can't see how it is conducive to anything but more destabilization.
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That's just how it is—I don't know what else to say.
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But you gotta make sacrifices for art, that's just how it is.
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That's how it is with a lot of the OGs in Chicago.
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But how it is done, approached, and thought about, varies pretty dramatically.
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The show is much more about power and how it is used.
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In the neoliberal view, this is how it is supposed to work.
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The payment varies country to country and in how it is given.
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What they can't be confident in is exactly how it is made.
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"That is how it is where I go to school," MasterofBananaz replied.
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Powers: How you see America in your eyes is how it is.
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The story also tells you how it is to be an entrepreneur.
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K., now I know how it is to win a Grand Slam.
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But once it is approved the question is how it is implemented.
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And this will be how it is more or less in relativity.
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The challenge I see for today's feminism is how it is funded.
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Has the nonprofit explained how it is going to use its funds?
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So I kind of feel like that's how it is, you know.
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She'll tell you exactly how it is, and she won't even hesitate.
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Well, you know how it is when you're travelling, ups and downs.
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And this is how it is for the next decade or so.
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Bloomberg, that is how it is done -- it is called being prepared.
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"It shouldn't be that way, but that's how it is," Baker said.
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That is pretty much how it is presented on TV, after all.
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It will be very interesting to see how it is all coordinated.
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A former head of the federal body explains how it is done.
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If this is a coup, how it is over in five hours?
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I know how it is as an actress trying to get out there.
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Any ban on lobbying, however, depends on how it is written and enforced.
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How did the smuggling world back then differ to how it is now?
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I love how it is both orderly and disorderly at the same time.
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You know how it is, you'd rather find new artists on your own.
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Because the West End then was very similar to how it is now.
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Trump continually misstates facts about the unemployment rate and how it is assembled.
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They're working on improving autonomy, but for now this is how it is.
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And we don't really know how it is going to change the music.
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"My private life is my private life, that's how it is," he said.
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I also know how it is to feel depressed and miserable like Oscar.
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"Okay, I see how it is," she replies as the crowd loudly reacts.
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Once you win one you have the feeling you know how it is.
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Rihanna, Move over and Let the Naitch show you how it is done!
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"ObamaCare replacement critics miss how it is actually a good idea" https://t.
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He tells you exactly how it is without hitting you over the head.
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Second, Congress needs to look at how it is funding community resiliency projects.
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"A win is a win, no matter how it is," Davis told reporters.
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But no one is quite sure how it is all going to end.
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But Fordow is worrisome for multiple reasons independent of how it is reactivated.
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I don't know how it is for you, but I'm constantly under pressure.
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She will tell you how it is and that really made my day.
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Instead of just accepting it for how it is, let's look into something.
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You know how it is when you're excited to attend a fancy wedding.
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I needn't go into the hows and whys—that's just how it is.
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But you've also written about how it is a "barrier" for undocumented immigrants.
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"I'm not gonna let YouTube win — I see how it is," he says.
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Instead of just accepting it for how it is, let's look into something.""
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Not like how it is in Isaan, where it's all about side bets.
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"If that's how it is, I have hopes for it," Dr. Habib said.
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Insecure property rights exacerbate this competition for land and how it is used.
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"He says he's different, and that's just how it is," Ms. Garcia said.
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Just as we dont know how it is that we manage to talk.
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It instead offers the chance to know how it is for the fish.
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Read up on the basics, including its symptoms and how it is transmitted.
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"How it is expressed on TV is part of the story," she said.
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They kind of say whatever they want and that's just how it is.
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While your money remains in your DAF, you choose how it is invested.
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They kind of say whatever they want, and that's just how it is.
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But it was also a powerful and timely reminder that female strength — the kind Ms. Veil embodied — should be one of the lodestars of the couture: how it is defined over time, how it is expressed, what it looks like.
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"Please tell me how it is I can try to look taller," he quipped.
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And you can't help deconstruct institutional racism without first understanding how it is built.
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Can I see how it is cooking things and get updates on my smartphone?
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Consumers must demand to know what data is collected and how it is used.
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"Is this how it is going to work from now on?" the diplomat lamented.
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In short, it's a job, and that's how it is depicted time after time.
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"The teachers have sort of shrugged — like, yes, that's how it is," she said.
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"Cuba says there is no discrimination and that's largely how it is," he said.
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Understand what and how it will be used and how it is being safeguarded.
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There were some few, few, few, but that's how it is with the Docks.
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I went through that when I was younger so I know how it is.
|
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" While Seebright CMO Simon Solotko describes how it "is selling affordable mobile AR systems.
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The first is in its feature set and how it is used by customers.
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THE CONGRESS WILL DECIDE HOW IT IS DONE, WHAT IS ATTACHED OR NOT ATTACHED.
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Most definitely in comparison to how it is now, because it's nothing like it.
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So, you got to either catch up or step aside, that's how it is.
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It is not the tool that is the problem, but how it is used.
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That's how it is in Houston: Out-of-place is a way of life.
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"We are in a war, and that is just how it is," Camilo said.
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But it's like, ugh this is so true because this is how it is.
|
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Not every album stands the test of time obviously, but that's how it is.
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Clearly this concept was written on drugs, and that's how it is best consumed.
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Kim is acutely aware of how it is all playing out on social media.
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And whatever action or reaction that comes behind that, that's just how it is.
|
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Variations in how it is stored can have a profound impact on the reading.
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"You know how it is when you get home from a vacation," she said.
|
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But it's no different for me to how it is for other working women.
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We're in this together no matter what happens, and that's just how it is.
|
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Think about the game and how it is a reflection of the Navajo culture.
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This, above all else, is a show about faith and how it is tested.
|
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I love Renaissance art, how it is very sexy, except for one topic: Jesus.
|
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And that is true for how it is taught in mental health circles, too.
|
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Perhaps understandably it does not explain how it is possible for someone to change sex.
|
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Got a tip about the government shutdown or how it is impacted the air safety?
|
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"But when you get there you realize that is not how it is," she said.
|
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America will be greater in the future, which means different from how it is now.
|
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They don't say "here's how it is, definitely"—they present a range of different outcomes.
|
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Hopefully, it'll be more of a statement in the future: 'This is how it is.
|
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You want to be a woman, then you better learn how it is, my son.
|
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It reminds me of how it is with Len [Goodman] and Bruno [Taglioni] on Dancing.
|
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"It's never nice (to see one's tax increase) but that's how it is," he said.
|
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He told them to "Then come back and show us how it is done." pic.twitter.
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Suddenly if I am quiet and confident, they think, 'Oh, that is how it is.
|
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Trust me: this is exactly how it is for me, and many, many other people.
|
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Or is this just how it is and how it's going to continue to be?
|
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It's about how it is becoming socially conscionable to bend the truth in your favor.
|
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A recent livestream revealed how it is also being used by doctors while performing surgery.
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That's how it's always been and — with a few exceptions — that's how it is now.
|
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Everyone criticizes, comes together, is supportive, and then everyone forgets—that's just how it is.
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I'm coming from a producer standpoint, so I know how it is for a producer.
|
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Technology is the biggest threat to luxury because of how it is developed and commercialized.
|
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Not in how it's conceived of or made, and never in how it is received.
|
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Instead, we leave with the notion that this is just 'how it is' for moms.
|
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Here are Google's slides that show how it is pitching the ad format to advertisers.
|
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Here is how the science works, or at least how it is supposed to work.
|
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First things first -- how would you compare ICE's mission to how it is actually employed?
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Consumers need to know what data about them is collected and how it is used.
|
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The controversy around triple talaq stems from how it is practiced in modern day societies.
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I see how it is affecting my people -- the stress, the worry, and the anger.
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If you are still thinking about the lobster and how it is blue, please stop.
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But if we get shut off, then fuck it cause that's just how it is.
|
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But so far, that is not how it is playing out on the campaign trail.
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Men will share the responsibilities but women won't relinquish when and how it is done.
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Credibility is measured by how it is designed, planned and the actions that will follow.
|
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Solar wind originates in the corona, but how it is generated is not fully understood.
|
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Over time, parts of the mask can wear out depending on how it is stored.
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And this from a government program that has many deficiencies in how it is run.
|
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I feel more confident about life turning out exactly how it is supposed to be.
|
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Officials have not fully determined where exactly the virus started or how it is transmitted.
|
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MIKE POMPEO: We've talked to him about how it is that you grow an economy.
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Identifying a campaign ad and restricting how it is targeted will not be a problem.
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"You see how it is going to end," said Mr. Juanico's mother, Serafina Sabaté, 153.
|
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Apple's stock price often rises or falls depending on how it is performing in China.
|
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And, how it is done will have significant implications for the future of housing finance.
|
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Most of the buyers commented on how it is useful in place of a toothbrush.
|
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"The sector needs to do more to explain how it is serving society," he said.
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But that's how it is: either you come off slowly or you risk another relapse.
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I know how it is having a parent saying, 'That's not how you do it.
|
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Slow-motion effects come from how footage is recorded and how it is played back.
|
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When it comes to talking about sex scenes, Julianne Moore tells it exactly how it is.
|
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Lawson ordered government to show him how it is complying with his order by December 16.
|
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We're studying how it is that these larvae can eat so much, even though they're tiny.
|
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Consumers are becoming more interested in where their food comes from, and how it is packaged.
|
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Depending on how it is said, it can mean either a steamed bun or something precious.
|
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And as a musician—and you know how it is as a writer, everything we do.
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"I've always been sporty and heard how it is great for all-round fitness," she says.
|
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That's maybe how it is for the first few months, but that's not a lifetime relationship.
|
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Yesterday, you know how it is, you get eliminated, you gotta fly to [Good Morning America].
|
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Here's CNN's guide to the Hatch Act, what it prohibits, and how it is usually enforced.
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For survivors of police shootings, reform — no matter how it is accomplished — can't come soon enough.
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Little is clear, since the commission has not yet announced how it is distributing the seats.
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In my head, I imagine how it is to mingle all of these different people together.
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BS: As much as I might like it to be different, that is how it is.
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It means academics can write books about how it is not a threat to the system.
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Not because, "That's just how it is these days," but because they have few other choices.
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You know how it is, baby, rockin' and rollin' through an impression of yourself and whatnot.
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I know it's a pain, but this is how it is: food waits for no one.
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Donors have become far more open about where their aid goes and how it is spent.
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She is getting that because she graduated as valedictorian, and that's how it is in Texas.
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"We are all amazed at how it is transforming them," Lori Levy, Mr. Levy's mother, said.
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You don't even know how it is to live every day with reminders everywhere you go.
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Maybe if I was older, I'd know that, oh, you know, that is how it is.
|
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Another common mention in the reviews is how it is, even in the high suction mode.
|
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If you've played MMOs for any significant length of time, then you know how it is.
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First, let us touch upon how it is the best: Characters thrive without drawing a sword.
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"I don't know how many of them have a clue of how it is in Africa."
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And really that is how it is supposed to be, and how it has always been.
|
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But you know how it is—they always sneak some soft stuff in at the end.
|
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How an emergency is covered in the news is as important as how it is resolved.
|
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Regarding vision—I ask Rekimoto to describe how it is a surrogate sees out of ChameleonMask.
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But that's how it is in Georgia, and Kemp is abusing his power to the max.
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It is not how it is done in parts of Europe, with its polite political fictions.
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You know how it is: We are now the racists, and we are causing the problem.
|
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Rather, these trials underscore that the efficacy of a mask depends on how it is used.
|
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But where you can use it and how it is sold varies by province and territory.
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It's just the way I do it Dad so I mean that's just how it is.
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Well you know how it is, Lord, with me baby,Sometimes I can't even stand myself.
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I know it's hard to understand / I am with you, and I know how it is.
|
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Finally, we need better rules about when and how it is permissible for companies to discriminate.
|
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Our science reporter went to the Yukon Delta to witness how it is starting to thaw.
|
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They play a central role in determining what the company does and how it is run.
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Ultimately, what the operation is called will matter less than how it is executed and communicated.
|
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In 2018 and 2019, Russian photographer Roman Demyanenko went to see how it is faring today.
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Find out how it is and how it will affect competitors in the ongoing streaming wars.
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In recent years, China has exercised considerable influence over how it is portrayed in Hollywood movies.
|
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The notion of rooted cosmopolitanism shows us how it is possible to combine patriotism with internationalism.
|
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How is it that it has left out — and perhaps not even discussed — the man who has had the greatest influence on baseball in the last 40 years, who has changed how the game is understood, how it is enjoyed and even how it is played?
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"That's how it is for her, she knows they always have her under surveillance," Granados told CNN.
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You're just saying that he will always have his supporters in Alabama and that's how it is?
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Not going to let myself be happy about it because that's how it is supposed to be.
|
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"And maybe it should have priced below its range, based on how it is trading," she said.
|
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Only by stepping farther back, can we register how it is paint itself that this painting honors.
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It is our lack of awareness about how it is changing our lives and affecting our minds.
|
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Robin Kelly introduced a bipartisan bill that would reorganize how IT is managed throughout the federal government.
|
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But the European Commission provides the money and takes the key decisions on how it is spent.
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" – to Vanity Fair in 2015 via GIPHY • "You know how it is when you're going through heartbreak.
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"We not only aim to disrupt how energy is generated, but how it is consumed," Matthews said.
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"It's how it is used and abused"—but it does suggest a fondness for lo-fi living.
|
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But the lesson of this fight is in how it is remembered in two completely different lights.
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Definitely. Because he's real, he's one of us, goes down the pub, talks it how it is.
|
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"I think the biggest program with the [Affordable Care Act] is how it is funded," Bertolini said.
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No legal recourse The controversy around talaq stems from how it is practiced in modern day societies.
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Maybe that's just how it is to live a life that transcends what's written on the page.
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"This administration also needs to explain how it is protecting the American people's personal information," he said.
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"That is just how it is, it is part of the tradition of Tehran and the Iranians."
|
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Recognizing the difference between how gender is felt and how it is enforced can also be liberating.
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That was how the tax bill was supposed to work; that is how it is working. Sen.
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That's how it is in the real world, and that's what my parents and neighbors taught me.
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And, you know, us being from the hood, man, we know how it is in the hood.
|
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The public deserves more information from the N.Y.P.D. on this new tool and how it is used.
|
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When they come together, there's a pleasurable jolt: Yes, that is how it is; this is true.
|
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Together we have learned that you can simultaneously love an institution and recognize how it is failing.
|
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There is no blood test for the disease, and scientists aren't entirely sure how it is transmitted.
|
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And yet within my family, aspects of love and how it is revealed and accepted have changed.
|
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Chronicling how the news is produced, and how it is consumed, is one way to track history.
|
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But sport exposes you to major scrutiny and people feel very strongly about how it is run.
|
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It was so refreshing, but that's how it is with her — that's how the process always starts.
|
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Their decision not to use the word 'pandemic' has to do with how it is currently spreading.
|
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"That's how it is with all of our children," Susan said in a phone interview this week.
|
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Today, many consumers are increasingly aware of where their food comes from and how it is produced.
|
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Congressional Republicans campaigned on repealing ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion and making massive changes to how it is financed.
|
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But this is how it is right now and we just have to work hard and improve.
|
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There is a subtler theme in this script about China's tax code and how it is enforced.
|
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I always say, I go where the ideas take me, and that's sort of how it is.
|
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To say that a state is democratic is to say little about how it is actually governed.
|
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So looking forward to today, the company has changed so drastically in terms of how it is.
|
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The role of the collection has likewise shifted — how it is presented, how it can be accessed.
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"When we take decisions, we try to take into consideration how it is seen in America," he said.
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They need lots to do, and for better or for worse, that's how it is, and we're lucky.
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"We have to see how it is going to trade because investors sold on news today," he said.
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"I wanted to see what it was like overseas and how it is different from Taiwan," he said.
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Tax policy needs to consider not only how the money is raised but also how it is spent.
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The company's hasn't said much about that service, and it remains to be seen how it is progressing.
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Teaching it in school, Mr Blanquer argued, could also be a way of controlling how it is taught.
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Yet it is not the crime itself that is instrumental to viewers, it is how it is solved.
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It was about forgiveness, and how it is not a human quality but rather a gift from God.
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This is how it is, and when it comes to birthdays, it all goes back to praising God.
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Women's bodies are made to have children at 19 or 20, but that's just not how it is.
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The DEA of past seasons of Narcos wielded tangible power, but that's not how it is in Guadalajara.
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It has lobbied against the court ruling since day one, and fought to limit how it is implemented.
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" She adds, "And you know how it is when you've just almost killed your child but you didn't?
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I talk about how it is essential for political liberty and justice, and for commercial fairness and equality.
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There have been a few indications, though, that it's getting serious and rethinking how it is doing things.
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I'm not saying that's always going to be how it is, that's just the restriction we're working with.
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You dance so well!' then they'll say it to people, because they just say it how it is.
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McAdam said on the call that Verizon would provide more details on how it is investing in employees.
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With a well-placed "you know how it is," Ali fills the room with the sisterhood of motherhood.
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The fight against oppression should unite us all, both conservative and progressives, regardless of how it is wrapped.
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I wish someone had told me how it is to strike up an interesting conversation with a stranger.
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Without data, and without publishing the algorithm, it's extremely difficult to understand how it is making a decision.
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Mitchell writes about emotional information: who controls it, and how it is squandered or hoarded, withheld or weaponized.
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But Silvergate appears to have an edge because of how it is using its network of cryptocurrency clients.
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Depending on how it is repaid, United could end up owning a large chunk of the Colombian carrier.
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This is just how it is for Thames as he enters his third season in the Korean KBO.
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The Canadians raise tens of thousands of dollars for each newcomer family; who controls how it is spent?
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This is a step in the right direction, but its success will depend on how it is implemented.
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She must quickly gather information about the virus and how it is spreading to adjust the government's response.
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After that, an image is on its own, he said: How it is perceived depends on the viewer.
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For all I know, this could be exactly how it is at Toyota or Ford or something else.
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Guys are going to come and go, and it's not always their decision; it's just how it is.
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Disclosure Companies should clearly disclose to users what data is being collected and how it is being used.
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Wanting help is one thing and fair to expect, but micromanaging how it is received is quite another.
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Anyway, Detective Pikachu is kind of about that, but I'd rather not spoil how it is for you.
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This is not how it is done in China, with its explicit forms of censorship and prescribed opinions.
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So here's how it is: you've got the Republicans, and basically they want to live according to this.
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We need a global initiative to accelerate our understanding of the deep sea and how it is faring.
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Mills: So could you just explain how it is that slavery factors into ISIS' vision for the world?
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After Regeni died, she would sit with Sayad watching thrillers on TV, saying, ''That's exactly how it is!
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If everybody who was eligible took advantage of this program, I don't see how it is financially solvent.
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Price stability, regardless of how it is measured and defined, is the ultimate litmus test of monetary policy.
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But I will take it from you, if you tell me exactly how it is going to work.
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Principles play a role, too: he is not dead against capital punishment, but hates how it is applied.
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House Republicans are now pushing forward with a bill that Democrats oppose because of how it is funded.
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I didn't put it there just for color; that's how it is in my house every single day.
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At this stage, says Martínez, there are no rules as to how it is used in the restaurant.
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The latest allegations make his odds even longer, the academy being particularly sensitive to how it is perceived.
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They pattern-match, but they also, they invest in who they know and that's kinda how it is.
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I know it's a non-issue in most parts of the world, but that's how it is here.
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What about the long history of the nose ring and how it is now part of contemporary fashion?
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You know, I don't know what the latest numbers on how it is on podcast downloads to subscribers.
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The #Trump Administration has launched a brazen attack, no matter how it is cloaked, on our nation's #CleanCarStandards.
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That's how it is in college, and that's how it is in the workplace: You get a set of cultural and institutional rules, and you either follow them to try to win the game, or you break them because you can't stomach them, but then you make great personal sacrifices.
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"You're in an environment — you know how it is," Gosselaar, 44, began in the episode that aired Jan. 22.
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"I hope to have another four years... You pick yourself up, that's how it is - we're athletes," she said.
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"I think they should just leave it how it is ... college gets kids ready for the NBA," O'Neal said.
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To see the painting this way, however, is to read its subject without regard for how it is depicted.
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"They will explain it and see why it is useful and how it is adapted for children," she continues.
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Note: There are some very light spoilers for Frog Fractions 2—specifically, how it is accessed—in the piece.
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This week, BuzzFeed News is highlighting the current reality of climate change and how it is changing our world.
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But another, much overlooked aspect of Twitter is how it is being used to share sexualised images of children.
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An image depends radically on context, on how it is placed but also on who is looking at it.
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But more revealing is his hyperactive rummaging for a plan that reinvents Tesla or changes how it is perceived.
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"This is how it is dangerous, this is how we should start thinking of protection of ourself," said Son.
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The thing about Vanity Fair is we're publishing hourly and we're publishing monthly, and you know how it is.
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And this is how it is for the millions of refugees currently in Greece and Italy and the Mediterranean.
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" Jackson shared his final nod to Kanan on Instagram: "Hey you know how it is in the fast life.
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Estimates of the size of China's middle class vary from 100m to 600m, depending on how it is measured.
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I love how it is influenced by 90s alternative bands, with the disposable camera-vibe and casual t-shirts.
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With the online subscription model, companies can now see how it is being used, customize, and make adjustments accordingly.
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This could be quite reasonable or quite unreasonable, depending on how it is implemented when he gets the report.
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This reflects not only the improvement in its profitability but also investors' greater confidence in how it is managed.
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Other OEMs that Cubic works with point to how it is also positioning itself in the larger IoT trend.
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"It can be both an asset or a detriment depending on how it is used and who uses it."
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The fund is the tech giant's latest effort to show how it is creating jobs in the United States.
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YOU KNOW, IT'S OBVIOUSLY CONFUSING TO FIGURE OUT HOW IT IS GOING TO HAPPEN, BUT IT WILL EVENTUALLY HAPPEN.
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There are also deep divisions on the U.S. Supreme Court over the death penalty and how it is implemented.
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Companies would need to disclose what information self-driving cars are collecting about individuals and how it is used.
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We must be conscious not only of how technology is changing, but also of how it is changing us.
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I don't know how it is to be transgender, but I can see the pain that he's been in.
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"I'm definitely part of their community—whether they like it or not, that's how it is," Sarno said softly.
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The central bank has not yet announced whether and how it is going to bail out B&N bank.
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Before I record I know how it is to be, and learn how to not waste, even with words.
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You have a whole bunch of scholarship that's interested in how gender can change and how it is constructed.
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"We work in advertising, so we have an understanding of how it is to go through clients," he said.
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We want him looking the way he's supposed to look and that's how it is with all our figures.
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So maybe that takes a little bit of the romanticism out of the cycling, but that's how it is.
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Bruh that's how it is right now matter of fact, shit I just be lowkey bruh I don't know.
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Whether that's a good thing or bad thing, I can't really say, but I think that's how it is.
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The same data may be subject to different rules depending on who collects it or how it is used.
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We are learning more and more about the brain, and how it is related to the different emotional states.
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"That is how it is going to be for most of our guys this year," Arizona manager Torey Lovullo.
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Most seem to just accept how it is, but many have also found it hard to mask their sorrow.
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The company made $70 million 2017, but it has not provided guidance on how it is doing this year.
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"Your families would live here in safety, just like how it is back home," said the recruit, André Poulin.
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The supermarket has a loyalty card program that collects data on each purchase and how it is paid for.
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Braunbach: Well, some of it is control and some of it is the precision of how it is operated.
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Reporters and critics on Twitter pointed out the gap between Facebook&aposs policy, and how it is actually implemented.
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" But it connotes something a bit more peremptory, closer to "because I said it, that's just how it is.
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What counts as evidence, and how it is weighed and debated, is by necessity different in the two proceedings.
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The company would not say how many people it employs, who founded the company, or how it is funded.
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I lost them, but it's a great experience to know how it is to not let this happen again.
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But it is how it is right now, and it has been like that in the past as well.
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Every broadband consumer should have the right to know what information is being collected and how it is used.
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"If that's really how it is then the U.S. should step back from reinforcing its military presence," said Ryabkov.
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Much in the city is a testament to its authority and its desire to shape how it is perceived.
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Nikole Hannah-Jones discusses the 1619 Project and how it is reframing the way we look at American history.
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It's to report on what the President is doing and how it is playing out in the country. 259.
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The moment illustrates, too, how it is often our inner demons that stoke our disrespect — or worse — for others.
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They want to get straight to the point and demand to know how it is relevant to their lives.
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" Iran watchers, analysts, administration officials and diplomats say they're fairly sure they know how "it is going to go.
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Neither they nor we know exactly how it is going to work because it has never been done before.
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Let us ask ourselves how it is these words have endured the test of time, especially in current times.
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"We will retain control over the anonymised data and remain responsible for deciding how it is used," it adds.
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The bank immediately rejected that, saying Mkhwebane's office had no business in making recommendations about how it is run.
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I'm not sure how it is in small families, but in large ones relationships tend to shift over time.
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And you know how it is with things that are massive — they're always more massive when you're a kid.
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There is something to be said too about the way this book physically feels, how it is made up.
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As the king of web search, Google is prone to pernicious theories about how it is abusing its throne.
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And until executives' apologies resonate and users' desire to click and scroll overcomes their privacy fears, that's how it is.
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The Bolt will need some personal testing by Janet and myself to find out how it is on road trips.
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They just tolerate things like sexual harassment, or assume they just get paid less and that's just how it is.
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While adults tend to overthink things, kids are more likely to tell it how it is — and sometimes bluntly so.
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It makes no sense to speak of the quantity of evil in our system, independent of how it is measured.
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At least, that's how it is when you're partying with a bunch of fashionable couples from the 2019 Met Gala.
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I continue by researching the role of this species in the biosphere, and how it is impacted by environmental stress.
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It shows how it is passed down with only the best of intentions, just like that paved road to Hel.
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Background material: • In a video, Mr. Liptak breaks down the Second Amendment and looks at how it is interpreted today.
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Because it is the little black dress of grapes (it's all about how it is accessorized by the wine maker).
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This year, while introducing Menzel's "Frozen 2" performance, actor Josh Gad said, "Idina Menzel, pronounced exactly how it is spelled."
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It is also important not to talk negatively about the state of the building or how it is being managed.
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Affleck comes across as a visual showman concerned not only with what the story is but how it is told.
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At the moment, there is only one good way of saving surplus grid electricity, regardless of how it is generated.
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"For us it was a situation awareness project to show how it is possible to manipulate regular operations," Reintam said.
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Given the rate links to files get shared on Twitter, it will be interesting to see how it is enforced.
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For example, a study on sleep, how it is a cleaning process in the brain, which changed my own research.
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"I simply cannot understand how it is necessary to justify oneself when it comes to one's core values," Strache said.
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When I ask how it is possible to fast for 19 hours while being constantly surrounded by food, he laughs.
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But it will remove an obvious excuse for them to demand an even greater say in how it is run.
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The company said it will announce the city later this year, but hasn't said how it is making its choice.
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Lawmakers have been eyeing whether to reform Metro's "Compact," the founding document that dictates how it is structured and financed.
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When you see how something is handled, or how it is moved from point A to B, it's revelatory, insightful.
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He rallies the men, who gather around to discuss the job and how it is going elsewhere in the city.
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I thought Indians would use Tinder just to hook up but I was still curious about how it is here.
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At the core of the project is the question of artistic legacy: how it is constructed, manipulated, accessed, and owned.
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And you know how it is, when you politicize things, it is not the best ingredient to get things done.
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These things have been happening for a long time, but nothing like how it is happening today in this government.
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As part of thoughtful reform, the industry must look at executive compensation and how it is linked to drug pricing.
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"There are talks about the situation, how it is," Scholz told reporters when asked about media reports of merger talks.
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China's censorship regime is certainly not new, but its intensity around culture and how it is depicted is relatively novel.
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The suit was filed in 2016, and has exposed previously unknown details about the list and how it is disseminated.
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This is a contentious day for indigenous Australians, encapsulated in how it is referred to as "invasion day" by objectors.
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" Facebook: "We've always been clear when people download Onavo about the information that is collected and how it is used.
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ICE did not respond to repeated requests by the Daily Beast to address how it is funding the extra beds.
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To learn more about fentanyl and how it is intensifying the opioid epidemic, make sure to watch the video above.
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"The immediate concern is how it is going to impact banking — that's a significant issue for the industry," he said.
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But a few pages later he sours on his own brief joy as he realizes how it is perverting him.
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Because of how it is structured, the proposal by the bondholders could help them even as it helps Puerto Rico.
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All this money ultimately belongs to the Libyan people, and they have the right to know how it is spent.
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"I was hoping to get this done in the summer, but that's how it is," Lindholm told the team's website.
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And it allows Amazon to once again chart a path ahead of others with how it is using the speaker.
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As of now, the company isn't discussing putting ads on the devices, or how it is collecting or using data.
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" But Lopez "has most definitely been a force" and "a shining example of how it is possible to be multicultural.
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New York (CNN Business)Ford is not yet willing to tell investors how it is going to spend $11 billion.
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Now that the film is out, how does she feel about her story resurfacing and how it is being told?
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But nothing seems likely to alter the essence of the sport and how it is perceived more than constant coaching.
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A close look at how it is attacking the same problems could provide something of a blueprint for New York.
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"You know how it is: You can wake up one day, and the motivation is not there anymore," he said.
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Yes, giving consumers control of their own medical data would revolutionize who owns medical data and how it is used.
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Instead of looking at how your phone time affects your kids, I want to consider how it is affecting you.
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We agree with the CMA that people should have control over their data and transparency around how it is used.
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SRLabs didn't find an issue in the RCS standard itself, but rather how it is being implemented by different telecos.
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So the nuts and bolts of how it is: You film the actor, and we're usually in a huge warehouse.
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Skydio's flight software tracks objects around it to figure out, to within centimeters, how it is moving in the world.
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What I noticed about President Trump's Twitter feed is how it is basically ... how it works in the echo chamber.
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Slack co-founder and CTO Cal Henderson on the company's incredible growth, technical hurdles and how it is socializing the enterprise.
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The global e-commerce race — and how it is underpinned by logistics, delivery and economies of scale — continues to heat up.
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Credit Suisse issued a bullish report on Monday that highlighted Texas Instruments and how it is built into many important devices.
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Saini's book explains how it is as acceptable for women to have affairs as men in many indigenous populations, for example.
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It shows the huge discrepancy between how courts and antiquated laws view sexual violence and how it is taught on campus.
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You've been in the military, you know how it is; for a lot of these people, the military is their family.
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This smoothing-out would not be limited only to how we talk about the game but also how it is organized.
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I leave the natural hair where it is because I want to accept myself and my body exactly how it is.
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"In an age of mass communication and increasing globalisation, a country depends largely on how it is perceived abroad," it continued.
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This shift in how people consume entertainment has also changed how it is made, further boosting the allure of the couch.
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That's what Vimeo shares in a new blog post about how it is bringing live streamed "volumetric content" to the masses.
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Congress must approve the funds for the Space Force and will play a major role in determining how it is structured.
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Reliable trade models predict long-term losses from Brexit of up to 10% of GDP, depending on how it is conducted.
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Now it's becoming known as the capital of media transformation — reshaping the way content is distributed and how it is consumed.
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"The whole notion of social media and how it is used in political campaigns is the wild wild west," says Sen.
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You know how it is, you get home from a long day at work, climb in the shower, and just frolic.
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Now he is gone, but the garden remains, and how it will grow depends on how it is watered and tended.
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Steve was a mom, a dad, our son, our husband – we don't make the rules, this is just how it is!
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No one, journalist or otherwise, has yet articulated conclusively just how it is that Mr Trump is, in their view, wrong.
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It helps show that, contrary to how it is portrayed in popular culture, being a fighter pilot in combat isn't glamorous.
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It is still unknown how SpaceX's ship might withstand the punishment of spaceflight, and how it is supposed to be powered.
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The Reserve Bank said in a statement that Mkhwebane's office had no business in making recommendations about how it is run.
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"Whoever uses this term needs to be very careful in how it is used since it means opposite approaches," he said.
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So, we can be forgiven for feeling uneasy about the rise of AI and how it is predicted to change society.
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"The labor market is a very complex organism and it is useful to keep multiple indicators" of how it is working.
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The puzzle for development psychology is we don't really understand how it is that kids can easily do what they do.
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Of course we verify the providers, we allow them to send a first print and check out how it is done.
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It just talks about the history of the Bronx and how it is such a cultural birthplace of so many movements.
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"That's how it is at pretty much every gym," Ngo says, when I bring up my casual observations and sweeping generalizations.
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Our podcast "The Daily" examines whether the Islamic State is losing its war and how it is trying to reinvent itself.
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Understanding the monument's manipulation in the past may now help us to understand how it is being wielded in the present.
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The social network rolled out a redesign, in the most visible signal of how it is starting to emphasize private communications.
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I thought about the playing field it represents — what can happen in there, how it is loaded by tradition and clichés.
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My advice: Don't just consider how well a product works, but look at who's making it and how it is sold.
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As a result, the federal government will license growers in Canada, and provinces will decide how it is sold to consumers.
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The result is internet consumers have no idea who has collected data about them online or how it is being handled.
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Q. What was the turning point in your life that made you a lover of language and how it is used?
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Not through their own fault, but through an unforeseen evolution of the technology and how it is utilized by our society.
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FEMA needs to take the lead in investigating our changing climate and how it is affecting our statistical practices and metrics.
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To that end, this is a crucial time to revisit your 2017 cash flow and see how it is shaping up.
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The theory that he and a colleague devised deepened medicine's understanding of pain and how it is best measured and treated.
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If it seems to be taking a while, that doesn't mean it's never gonna work — that's how it is for everyone.
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"I can't even imagine right now how it is going to be, to raise so many children at once," she said.
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Anyone who has spent much time in artistic and literary circles will recognize that this is how it is even today.
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"There's a different stratosphere of success that I'll never know, that's just how it is," you might tell yourself without emotion.
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Capitol Hill is stepping up pressure on the Obama administration to detail how it is combating the rise of digital extortion.
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Bari: I don't think nearly enough attention has been paid to the loss of religion and how it is transforming us.
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Cook said the software requested does not exist and would be a government back door no matter how it is framed.
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But the law's true measure, and promise, will be determined by how it is enforced to do justice on the ground.
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The three lawmakers wrote to the government watchdog last week asking them to look into federal funds used to support the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity, the body's work on voter participation, what information and methodology the commission is using for its conclusions, how it is protecting any voter information collected and how it is following regulations.
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The heroic stand-alone solo is an interesting lens for how jazz is popularly understood, but not necessarily how it is practiced.
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CLEVELAND— Donald Trump's campaign says it is raising more money now, but it will soon report how it is spending its cash.
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" "We've always been clear when people download Onavo about the information that is collected and how it is used, including by Facebook.
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In every generation there is a handful of poets who challenge the way we think about language and how it is used.
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As [the researchers] point out about the Kardashev scale, it just describes the amount of energy flowing, not how it is flowing.
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But, leaving that aside, I&aposm wondering, how it is they, A, discovered the leaks, and then we keep hearing of them.
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"What is important is not the number itself, but how it is presented and whether it helps people take action," Wendel said.
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These Trump opinions prove how dangerous this line of irrational thinking can be and also how it is a slippery slope indeed.
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When digging into the theme of happiness and how it is gained, talking to hippies is probably a good place to start.
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You'll walk away with a theoretical and literal understanding of typography and how it is utilized in a wide range of platforms.
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We've always been clear when people download Onavo about the information that is collected and how it is used, including by Facebook.
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" So Freeing"While I do love my short hair how it is now, I'm not attached to it like some people are.
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"Emre is not injured any more, which is good, but now he needs to train, so that's how it is," said Klopp.
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"That's how it is on this bitch of an earth," said Samuel Beckett, correctly, approximately one thousand years ago in internet time.
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Although DARPA has stopped paying for Aurora's part of ALIAS the firm will not comment on how it is pursuing the matter.
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Hoaxy does not determine whether a story is real but it shows how it is spread online and shows related fact-checking.
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Submissions should include a description of the solution, including its benefits, how it is implemented and used, as well as a prototype.
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Chambers said the tech industry as a whole is facing a midlife crisis and needs to consider how it is impacting society.
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Other critics of the status quo support the principle of using the brain-death standard, but worry about how it is applied.
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But one celebrity, Selena Gomez, has been incredibly candid about her mental illness, and how it is affected by her physical health.
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Sure enough, a few people out in the world were wattling, and happy to show how it is done on homemade videos.
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Pat Tiberi (Ohio) "There are questions that need to be answered on how it is being implemented," he said in a statement.
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I advise parents that it is not the technology that is the problem, but rather how much and how it is used.
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Following is an explainer on the practice of short-selling and how it is treated in various jurisdictions: WHAT IS SHORT-SELLING?
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A president needs to be a man with opinions about what is to be done and how it is to be done.
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"Grass is Greener" takes us back to the roots of the stigma against the drug and how it is tied to race.
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Some advocates for the measure flat out rejected the suggestion that lawmakers should have a say in how it is carried out.
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And we'll talk about lots of issues, including how it is we together can get Iran to behave like a normal nation.
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Individuals need to gain the right to know what data is collected about them and how it is being used as well.
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To an unprecedented extent, this novel form of war is defined by its attention to the "humanity" of how it is fought.
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When you get to the top, you haven't got it — but there's a breathing out, an accepting that that's how it is.
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Capitol Hill is stepping up pressure on the Obama administration to detail how it is combating the rise of digital extortion. Rep.
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Home is where the heart is, at least that's how it is on this week's episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians.
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"Say how it is with everybody I know I got no temper for that" Every year, I get restless in the autumn.
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We understand VICE wanted to highlight the practice of solitary confinement, and we are willing to show how it is done here.
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So my reaction is usually of panic and nausea, but that has nothing to do with how it is for the audience.
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I love how it is the perfect stage for all countries to put away their differences and to come together to celebrate.
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It is not how it is done in much of Asia, which often suffers through excessive deference to the opinions of elders.
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It can be boring at times, but I think it depends on who is telling the story and how it is told.
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According to the experts, congestion pricing could raise between $1 billion and $1.5 billion a year depending on how it is structured.
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"No one really knows exactly how it is going to happen," admits François Sillion, head of Uber's Advanced Technologies Centre in Paris.
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Some days you wake up, and you can't get out of bed, and you just have to know that's how it is.
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The current model of harvesting all data, with virtually no limit on how it is used and for how long, must stop.
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Those are highly influenced by technology and how it is used - from social media to satellite imagery and artificial intelligence, it added.
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Myanmar must report back in four months and then every six months for follow-ups on how it is implementing the ruling.
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I had forgotten that every piece of news must be examined for how it is being used to strengthen the regime's rule.
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" Booker said the problem with tech is not just potentially anticompetitive behavior, but also how it is used "to undermine our democracy.
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Although Heineken does not break out details on how it is faring in the country, Brazil has been a headache for brewers.
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Throughout American history, we have learned how it is foolhardy to count on the better angels of our democracy to hold power.
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"We've always been clear when people download Onavo about the information that is collected and how it is used," the company said.
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For more information on the game of chess and how it is played and viewed today, see this related article from FiveThirtyEight.
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I recently asked Ryan Pirkle, Gravity's head of marketing, how it is that they prosper, in spite of their higher labor costs.
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One must first study how money is created, before one can sensibly have a discussion of how it is to be taxed.
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Those are highly influenced by technology and how it is used - from social media to satellite imagery and artificial intelligence, it added.
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Everybody is talking about how it is impacting them, how business is dropping, they have no clue when this will be over.
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It's a Frost poem about barbecue, a thing to make alone, for others, simply because that is how it is done best.
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Also, with the political climate being how it is currently, it's really brought out the community aspect of the LA music scene.
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Schools in several states also continue to struggle to teach black history and how it is directly connected to modern racial disparities.
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If you are an actual graffiti vandal you will understand what this app is and how it is designed exactly for you.
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It shows how It is meant to function, as a window into individual psyches, and into a monster that explores and exploits them.
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I also wondered how it is possible that researchers now predict there will be more plastic in the ocean than fish by 2050.
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A lot of the instances where we made songs he went home with a bunch more beats because that's just how it is.
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The central bank hit back on Tuesday saying Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane had no business in making recommendations about how it is run.
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You have to be responsible for your eating habits and it's really not easy and it's not fair but that's how it is.
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With the new rule, any city department that already uses surveillance tech will need to tell the board how it is being used.
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"I wanted to introduce for many Americans the term 'anti-racist' and show how it is the true opposite of 'racist,'" he says.
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Pac-12 Commissioner Larry Scott talks about the athletic conference's media plan and how it is modeled after what the NFL has done.
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Part of what gives the Venice Biennale its energy is that no single entity controls either the art or how it is funded.
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The neuroscience of expertise The performances of experts often leave us speechless, wondering how it is humanly possible to pull off such feats.
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That prevents farmers from exporting to rich countries, where consumers insist on knowing where their food comes from and how it is produced.
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It might be too late to stop the flow of information, but the challenge is to control how it is used and shared.
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"I feel confident because I played most of the games last September, so I know how it is playing every day," Machado said.
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Bottom line: the music industry wants to be paid more for use of their music, and some control over how it is used.
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From Coinage: Find Out Where Coins Go After You Toss Them In A Fountain That's just how it is between old friends/brothers.
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"I often look at the MonoCell and wonder myself how it is possible to make it," says Claudio Santoni, the centre's technical director.
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But all we do know with certainty is that what "adulthood" means and how it is defined will completely change with our generation.
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" Asked if that expression of attitude has been destructive, he thinks, then replies, "Yeah, but destructive — you know how it is — creative destruction.
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Can such a space accommodate a wider set of ideas of what art can be and how it is presented and interacted with?
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It was funny that by making it be more fragmented, it actually felt like more whole, which is not usually how it is.
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While Luke may have that brash, say-it-how-it-is streak in him, Dylan can be rage-inducingly self-sabotaging at times.
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William says he relishes being "one of the team," and speaks about how it is different from his "other job" – being a prince!
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But in the world of Ottolenghi, what food looks like, and how it is served, matters as much as how delicious it is.
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An outbreak of food poisoning has sickened dozens of people in Louisiana, and we're explaining what salmonella is and how it is transmitted.
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That's how it is every week of the year for the last 20 years, so from that standpoint there is nothing new there.
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Some scientists posit that what matters is not just the level of stress, or even its type, but how it is thought about.
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It felt like processing the past in an urgent way, because I need to understand why the present is working how it is.
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One has to wonder how it is that someone so completely removed from those Americans can be the repository of so much hope.
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Which is why, at the very least, the Justice Department has to finally explain how it is ensuring the independence of Mueller's investigation.
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A judge might find it difficult to unpack whether he was simply explaining how it is done, rather than condoning or recommending it.
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"I will of course ask Mr Juncker how it is possible he has such incompetent auditors because their behavior was scandalous," Babis said.
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How it is used (in this instance on album and CD packaging and within the digital realm) is a very distant secondary consideration.
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Drinking bottled water isn't necessarily the solution, because depending on how it is sourced and treated, bottled water may contain these pharmaceuticals, too.
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But watching America is not just a spectator sport -- people around the world are also asking how it is going to affect them.
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U.S. Representative Bennie Thompson, chairman of the House Homeland Security committee, asked the Trump administration how it is ensuring adequate staffing at airports.
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That's how it is a lot of the time for musicians before they ever become famous; that's where the most growing takes place.
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An extensive investigation by The New York Times recently showed how it is possible to reconstruct identifying information from anonymous smartphone app data.
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Mitt, here's how it is brother, you went to France to be a missionary while men were dying in rice paddies in Vietnam.
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"Time goes by, and it's cruel, but that's how it is," he said as he fought back tears in remarks after the game.
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This arm, the left arm, it controls how the sound is going to be attacked, and how it is going to be released.
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Given what we learn about slavery, when we learn it, and how, it is clear that everyone still has much more to learn.
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As much as I admire the exhaustive research, not a lot of care seems to have been put into how it is conveyed.
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"We all accept that this is how it is," the woman said from her sewing machine, surrounded by cloth rolls and tape measures.
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Ms. Nixon's platform calls for fully funding the formula, and she proposes forming a commission to recommend updates on how it is calculated.
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Or at least that is how it is supposed to work, though some of us who are criminal defense lawyers may be skeptical.
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Even if I may not agree with what is being said or how it is said, there is honor in taking it public.
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The role of tax, however, goes to the conceptual core of MMT, which is about how money originates and how it is removed.
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"It should sit in the spines of every boy and man in Sweden that this is how it is," Sweden's justice minister said.
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"I think I'll be able to give the President some important information about how it is we should think about proceeding," Pompeo said.
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People know that I'm going to say it how it is, and I'll tell people how I think they should be doing better.
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Hunter also pointed to the S&P 500's 50-day moving average and how it is rising as reason to remain bullish.
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But how gas is used is just as important as how it is obtained, research by my group at Rice University has shown.
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Governor Cuomo and Mayor de Blasio have a good plan to pay to fix the subways, but how it is carried out matters.
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Beckett's How It Is (1961), though not quoted in the exhibition, comes to mind as its 145 pages include no punctuation at all.
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Jorge Duarte, the school's master paver and trainer (in Portuguese, mestre calceteiro e formador da escola de calceteiros) demonstrated how it is done.
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Because it wasn't like how it is with some bands, where they make a great record and they get it right straight away.
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Research has found that the size of an immigrant group plays a large role in how it is perceived by the native population.
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I can see how it is a good way to plan touristic endeavors, or just escape your day-to-day for a few moments.
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I know he loves me and if you date anyone long enough, you're going to see each other's failings, that's just how it is.
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"I think it is a little difficult to see into the future sometimes and see how it is going to grow," Straubel told CNBC.
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The work in "At the Temperature of My Body" mostly explores intimacy—how it is changing, or could change, with the advancement of science.
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It is not good enough to just implement this new technology without first fully understanding how it is going to make people's lives better.
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Todd Chrisley says granddaughter Chloe has helped the family learn more about racism and how "it is a very prevalent situation in this country".
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If there's an ingredient you don't know, you can look it up on your phone, and you can see how it is being used.
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Public disclosure of what data is collected and how it is used could ultimately be the most valuable aspects of DASHBOARD, if it passes.
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We also take a look at FedEx, its old-school disrupter founder and how it is itself being disrupted in the age of Amazon.
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Even Pakistan's central-bank governor says he does not understand where all the trumpeted money is coming from and how it is being spent.
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"Women should never feel small in that kind of situation...but sadly that is how it is and how it's always been," she said.
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Thailand is sensitive about how it is perceived abroad, particularly because of any impact on tourism which is an important driver of the economy.
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Fujibayashi: Once you get the hang of it, and you figure out how it is to actually build these puzzles, then it becomes easier.
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And so we talked a lot about it and how it is a cognitive and a physical difference, but that it's a beautiful diversity.
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It's not clear from the report what the specific concerns are that the CFIUS had with Grindr's own data and how it is used.
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"Honestly, I don't know how it is for other couples but really I like watching him be a father," Barrymore said at the time.
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To try and make sense of how it is that something so universally abhorred is essentially tolerated, VICE Sports reached out to Chris Eaton.
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"It's trying to see how we got there from here, what that society looks like, and how it is living in it," he said.
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Still, policing is a wholly local concept and how it is done varies not only from state to state, but from town to town.
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Our terrorist adversaries understand that communications are half the struggle — it is not simply what they do, but how it is perceived and portrayed.
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Now I have to figure out how it is to get into the hip-hop world, so for me, it's like a new start.
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Omri discusses how its memory and character have been rewritten in the past, and how it is troubled by flashes of its previous lives.
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A form of feminism that celebrates power for power's sake, instead of interrogating how it is concentrated and distributed, will usher us into fascism.
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A red flag for a treatment like cupping should be that no one can explain exactly how it is supposed to aid athletic performance.
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If it's not serious enough to require admission and not incapacitating; it is hard to see how it is anyone's business but Hillary Clinton's.
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"I'm a real person who is sad sometimes, and happy other times, and that's how it is," he told Rolling Stone , earlier this year.
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Some of these mutations will help doctors pick the best drugs for that particular cancer, others may indicate how it is likely to develop.
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"I don't know how it is in England but in Norway you receive a lot of hate if you are open about plastic surgery."
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On Baseball WASHINGTON — He will need to do more for the nickname to stick, because that is always how it is with Clayton Kershaw.
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This is how it is able to have a huge variety of in-house products that are similar to other brands, but generally cheaper.
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Medium blog posts by founders detailing why a company is folding and how it is best for the "community" have become all too common.
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"You hear all these terrible things about how it is going to be and then you get here and it seems fine," she said.
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As we always are we're being conservative as we're projecting the year, and the balance of this quarter, so we'll see how it is.
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The amount of stimulant in a cup, and how it affects you, will depend on the blend of coffee and how it is brewed.
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"This is how it is done," Glenn Carle, a CIA operative who spent 23 years at the agency, told me after reading NBC's scoop.
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The FDA announced that it has updated the abortion pill's label to reflect how it is currently being prescribed by providers in most states.
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You could put together a campaign that shows how awesome your tech is and how it is the perfect match to your target audiences.
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But Harron and Turner aren't engaging in polemics; they're telling a complex, nuanced story about power and how it is both taken and surrendered.
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Regardless of how it is received in New York, "The Cher Show" will serve as a lifetime achievement award of sorts for the designer.
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Facebook and YouTube, and to a lesser extent services like Viber, are how news is distributed and consumed and also how it is abused.
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Human beings and their foibles are the reason the internet is how it is — for better and often, as this book shows, for worse.
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The Starbucks spokesperson said that the 30-day catastrophe pay isn't based on recent workweeks but was unable to say how it is calculated.
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Be honest with yourself about the person you want to be remembered as—consider how it is authentic to your beliefs and your roots.
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"In the end, what gives a life meaning is not only how it is lived, but how it draws to a close," she said.
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Taiwan has one of the worst disinformation problems in the world, and how it is handled is an important case study for other countries.
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This is how it is possible for teachers or administrators who have sexually abused children at one school to wind up employed at another.
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If the service is important, after all, then it is important to do it well and how it is done should be constantly scrutinized.
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"When a dermatologist uses an in-office chemical peel, they closely monitor the patient's skin to see how it is reacting," she tells Refinery29.
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Past legislative approaches have been laser-focused on telehealth instead of aligning incentives to promote better quality care, no matter how it is delivered.
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But as the virtual currency's profile has risen in the country, Chinese regulators have increasingly sought to control how it is traded and used.
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As you read the article, see if your interpretation of the graph is similar or different from how it is used in the article.
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Emily and Dan are patient with my chatter, but you know how it is — friends and family are either into crosswords or they're not.
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I recognize that if such reform is revenue neutral, how it is paid for is a critical issue that must be fair and equitable.
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As the economic recovery continues, Price said that it is critically important to continue to look at growth and specifically how it is distributed.
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Apple says the glass is more durable, and I really do like how it is one piece, with no seam on the camera bump.
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"She's spent time being observant about this area and how it is activated by the presence of a barn in the landscape," says Macgillivray.
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Essay I'm not sure how it is for most novelists, but when I create characters, their faces always look a little blurry to me.
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The subject is the torso, and how it is hidden and uncovered, simultaneously imprisoned and stripped bare, revealing, in Simpson's case, an absent body.
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So we have to take care of it and we have to understand how it is changing if we are going to survive out here.
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I've always been the person that doesn't take photographs because I would prefer to live with the memory of how it is in my mind.
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You own all of the content and information you post on Facebook, and you control how it is shared through your privacy and application settings.
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Not a fan, glad that it&aposs not a thing anymore although I really just generally do not understand how it is like Nazi, Germany?
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Facebook is in hot water once again for how it is using the phone number users may have only provided to Facebook for security reasons.
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I feel like so much has been leading up to this penultimate episode, I am so curious as to how it is going to go.
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We've seen how it is that, using The Forge, that you'd be drawn back to these key moments and you'd run them again and again.
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They are talking about how it is now Ok for mobs to descend on other people&aposs establishments and drive people out of those establishments.
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That's how it is with big artists like Cash and Petty, who had just finished his 40th-anniversary tour with the Heartbreakers when he died.
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The people of Maricopa County already showed us how it is done: It took time and hard work, but in the end, the people won.
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You're not doing it all the time these days, I think that's the difference with how it used to be and how it is now.
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He is 0-17 in the prestigious race and spoke last month about how it is one of the few glaring holes on his résumé.
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The problem, says Daniel Suryadarma of the SMERU Research Institute in Jakarta, is not how much money goes on education, but how it is spent.
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We might also touch on Doudna's company Intellia, Which went public this year, and how it is using CRISPR to potentially cure diseases like herpes.
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Trump has tweeted dozens of times about how it is so cold wherever he is and how that debunks the idea the climate is changing.
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To put technology in its place, we must be conscious not only of how technology is changing, but also of how it is changing us.
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And as we all know, privacy shouldn't be about who collects information, it should be about what information is collected and how it is used.
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See how it is trying to pass as quite glitzy but you can still see the bits of thread poking out all over the place?
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Voting Green, like voting Libertarian, has always been an exercise in imagining the world as you want it to be rather than how it is.
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I called her to ask her why she gave back her star, and how it is to work with a team consisting of only women.
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How it is done will almost assuredly impact other debt-addled governments in the U.S, and there are more of them than most people realize.
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After all, this is a time when social media has meant that the optics of a message — or how it is delivered — are increasingly important.
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To have your relationship be defined constantly by how it is similar to or different from an on-going or theoretical relationship with a man.
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Contrary to how it is with many truth and reconciliation commissions, I would not want to see the threat of legal punishment ever removed completely.
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For Mr. Obama, pondering his legacy and hearing how it is debated in the contest for his successor, the dearth of credit is plainly vexing.
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"We talk to them about what Ebola is, how it is transmitted, what the symptoms are," said Balthazar Moyongo, 50, a community worker in Mbandaka.
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Scrutinizing what is said, when and how it is said, and what isn't said enables rhetorical analysts to make informed inferences about intent and effect.
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The agency could, for example, more clearly lay out its criteria for deciding which studies it is reviewing and how it is evaluating their results.
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What it looks like in their mind's eye, however, and how it is maintained day and night, across thousands of miles, is still a mystery.
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Today, the agency announced that it has updated the abortion pill's label to reflect how it is currently being prescribed by providers in most states.
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While virtually every culture has some version of the institution of marriage, what a wedding looks like and how it is celebrated can vary dramatically.
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The release was one of a series of papers issued by the government that explain how it is planning for a "no-deal" Brexit scenario.
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"You sometimes wonder how it is that someone can't even give one dollar," Mr. Saldaña said, after being blown off by a Frenchman on holiday.
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As a driver, you have to listen to what your car is doing and how it is responding to the variables of that particular drive.
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On page after page in this collection, drawing on the rich history of ideas he absorbed over a lifetime, Sacks illustrates how it is done.
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Because I want to sort of talk a little bit about how it is now, and then what you're doing, obviously, at the Media Lab.
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Both practice revolves around the idea of identity (creating façade, portraying image, creating a role) and how it is influenced by hyperconnectivity and modern technology.
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The government replaces doctors by deciding what care is allowed, when and how it is provided, and what the government will pay for that care.
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Its 4,700 members pay annual fees, the letter said, but are only able to vote in the awards rather than decide how it is run.
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Not for reasons of ego, but to show us really how it is to write a biography, and not to present the biographer as absent.
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That explains why their arguments have shifted to explaining how the law is failing rather than how it is a betrayal of the American tradition.
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As Amazon moves ahead to implement its plans, there will be even more focus on how it is affecting the communities it is moving into.
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But democracy is distorted when the government uses our tax dollars to shape our opinions about what government should do, and how it is performing.
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However, the locations of the 22 maritime-road projects that we have identified as under way show how it is most likely to aid China.
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In essence, we witness the impossibly large spectrum of humanity, and wonder how it is that one end could be so different from the other.
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"It's important that any award money, who gets it, how it is spent in the community is well understood and accepted," Mr. de Baan said.
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Some of the stories stepping beyond the new laureate's well-deserved scientific recognition are more about society and how it is changing for the better.
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The aim is to provide the most accurate information about where a word comes from, how it is used grammatically and what meaning it conveys.
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On Wednesday, the company announced more than a dozen updates about how it is addressing misinformation and other problematic content on Facebook, Instagram and Messenger.
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He has also reportedly threatened to pull the US from the alliance, and mischaracterized both how it is funded and what its overall purpose is.
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The International Olympic Committee is set to announce how it is punishing Russia for systematic doping, one of the most ambitious schemes in sports history.
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I think there are opportunities for using this technology positively, but it's not so much the technology as how it is going to be applied.
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That there are new places for filmgoers to patronize is a very interesting trend, given the proliferation of media and how it is accessed now.
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But such a future would depend on the choices governments, businesses and individuals make now about what they consume and how it is produced, they added.
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Scientists still need to figure out if indole does the same thing to humans, and how it is exactly that indole generates these observed health benefits.
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More than 4,000 people remained in shelters after last Sunday&aposs eruption, where aid has begun arriving along with complaints about how it is being distributed.
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Despite that, P352-15 offers much for the researchers to learn about the history of the universe, how it was formed and how it is evolving.
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They discuss how it is the informal actions that discourage "winner take all" demonization politics as being as important as the formal and written rules themselves.
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I mean yeah we were pretty much dating way before then but you girls know how it is you have to have an official proposition amirite.
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"The exhibition explores how the Catholic imagination has shaped the creativity of designers and how it is conveyed through the narrative impulses," the welcome placard reads.
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Which is why it is a shame that there was so little time devoted to how it is often used to sow division and radicalize users.
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That's how it is for women in writers' rooms: They're already one of only a few, or possibly the only, women in the room to start.
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Andrew Webster: Yeah, what's really remarkable to me about the second season, at least so far, is how it is capable of both of those things.
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You may have noticed the change roll out in the past few days, and you may have noticed how it is totally fucking with your head.
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This means that even the designer of a neural network cannot know, once that network has been trained, exactly how it is doing what it does.
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Handling the smaller Pro in person at the event last week was nice, but I can't make a call on how it is to live with.
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An anonymous alumnus gave the university $140 million designated as an "unrestricted" gift, which gives MIT a lot of leeway in deciding how it is spent.
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Others pointed how it is still unfair to adulate Timberlake while denigrating Jackson, and criticizing Timberlake for seeing himself as worthy of carrying Prince's legacy torch.
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Who knew.) But what struck me about Reno, Sparks, and the factory itself is how it is (and isn't) like some other really famous company towns.
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"I know how it is to be in the hospital by yourself, and I just wanted to make sure he wasn't lonely," Katie, now 26, says.
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No one is saying AI doesn't have incredible potential — rather, its potential is the reason we need to be so careful about how it is implemented.
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"How It Is will feature powerful, personal stories told by a diverse group of high-profile women," Witherspoon's media company, Hello Sunshine, said in a statement.
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The goal of this collection is to show the biological connection between the body and water, and how it is shared by women across different cultures.
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From the perspective I have within Intel I can see how it is happening, and over the next few years, everybody is going to see it.
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"The Trump Administration has launched a brazen attack, no matter how it is cloaked, on our nation's Clean Car Standards," said California's attorney general, Xavier Becerra.
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We need to assess how it is that we can win and elect Democratic Socialist values and that's going to take different forms in different places.
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Google expects to make further announcements on how it is tackling the problem of ads appearing next to extreme content "in the coming days," he added.
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"It is funny to see how it is processed and it tastes really good," one German clubber said after trying his first drink, a Cuba Libre.
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The fund is the tech giant's latest effort to show how it is creating jobs as President Donald Trump pressures American companies to hire U.S. workers.
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The rule almost certainly will be removed or amended, and Powell said the thinks there ways to make it "less burdensome" in how it is implemented.
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To the Editor: I agree with Ross Douthat's thesis on where the Catholic Church is today and how it is likely to evolve in the future.
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This last point, Fisher says, really strikes at the heart of what romantic love is, and how it is different in humans compared to other animals.
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The Impossible is about growing up in a bigger sense, how it is to realize as a Westerner [that you have] privilege, compared to other people.
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He said the company is working to cut down the time it takes to get food to the customer and how it is brought to them.
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The producers will review the deal at the next OPEC meeting in June to assess how it is impacting oil prices and global global crude stockpiles.
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"But I wonder how it is that he can accomplish this with the tremendous distractions he faces every single day," he said, alluding to Mueller's investigation.
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In two blog posts on Wednesday, the social network explained how it is simplifying group privacy settings and giving moderators tools to scan rule-breaking posts.
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Not just one party or the other party, which is how it is in Washington these days, I want to represent every member of my community.
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I may not have the experience that everyone younger than me does, but I do know how it is supposed to feel when I like someone.
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I know there is big concern on what is being used from our culture and how it is being used by those outside of our culture.
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Not that you get a chance to walk away—your partners are going to be loud as hell, making demands, and telling you how it is!
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Finally, Biden could have brought some brashness and much-needed "tell it how it is" mentality to the ticket where Trump has dominated up until now.
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The books are apt companion pieces: one on the mechanics of how the show is made and one on the poetics of how it is consumed.
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This means that any eventual theory of quantum gravity will have to explain either how information somehow escapes from black holes or how it is destroyed.
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Baseball loves to talk about baseball: how it is dying, how boring it is, all the various things about it that are actually terrible and failing.
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But, we feel it has to be in 2017, and so I'm on this night and day, until it delivers, and that's just how it is.
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Burr (1807), Thomas Jefferson argued that while a court can issue a subpoena to the president, it is the president who decides how it is enforced.
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The main concern of the Communist Party has been as much about how it is seen in handling the crisis as it is about public health.
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I noticed it the way you notice how someone smokes—the glamour in the gesture, and how it is referential; it aligns one with a tradition.
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A quick review of the disruptions caused COVID-22020 amply demonstrates how it is causing the same problems anticipated to result from a hard hitting cyberattack.
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Now that the policy is official we'll probably soon hear exactly how it is impacting creators and what if anything Google actually does to mitigate that.
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Through our work, we've seen firsthand how it is critical for survivors to be financially secure to obtain professional, economic, and physical independence from their abusers.
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It is still burgeoning and I don't want to say any spoils, but as curious as it is, I think that's how it is for Gerri.
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That in turn is creating a need for a better way of measuring how it is working, and how to fix it when it is not.
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"It's essential to evaluate the interpretations being made by the model and how it is 'thinking' to build trust with librarians and other scholars," she says.
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Being a surgeon is, and should be, a very demanding profession no matter how it is structured, as is being a primary caregiver to a child.
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The Democratic lawmakers also want to know what methods the commission is using to draw any conclusions and how it is obeying rules governing its activities.
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Yeah, this is certainly not a high-stress position, but all that has to do with your attitude, which is how it is with every job.
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" Attorney General Bill Barr's four-page summary of Mueller's report provided only few details of how it is structured, describing it as "divided into two parts.
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Read Charlie Gillis on the death of the rodeo star Ty Pozzobon, and how it is forcing the sport to face its concussion crisis, in Maclean's.
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If there [are] more of our stories and our struggles out there, then people will know how it is, and we need people in our corner.
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Her focus is on the definition of identity politics, of showing how it is functionally coextensive with the idea of minorities advocating for their own interests.
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Everything you're told—you know, You give birth, they put the child right on the mother's chest, and everything's beautiful—that's not always how it is.
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Hong Kongers aren't afraid to tell it how it is—in fact they sound like they're shouting all the time—but that's just their normal volume.
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Their wide-ranging discussion focused on the abuse women experience online, the nature of it and how it is enabled by ingrained misogynistic attitudes in mainstream media.
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President Donald Trump taunted Kim Jong Un Tuesday night, bragging about his "Nuclear Button" and how it is "much bigger & more powerful" than the North Korean leader's.
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Citizens for Trump has not yet responded to questions about whether it is behind the calls or, if it is, how it is choosing whom to target.
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Over time, it's learning how to move forward by taking into account things such as balance and how it is positioned by using sensors on its legs.
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Regardless of how it is labelled, its underlying idea is the same: that measures to increase "tolerance" threaten the liberal, Enlightenment values that have forged the West.
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In 3D printing the orientation and scale of your model in the 3D printer and how it is attached to the build plate is a critical factor.
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But how it is taken will determine whether the battle marks a lasting victory against jihadism or another chapter in the unending agony of the Arab world.
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The idea blows apart the theory that depressed people have too negative an outlook on the world: They may actually just be seeing it how it is.
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"There's a gap between how Sanchez's role in EU talks is described in Madrid and how it is actually seen in Brussels," a Brussels-based source said.
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Moreover, Chopra failed to describe how it is exactly the trillions of bacteria in our guts can actually discern something that's "GMO'd" from something that's supposedly natural.
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Viber has so far declined to publish specifics about how it is encrypting users' messages, which has left technologists to speculate about the methods Viber is using.
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Do you want to know how it is possible that, of all the One Direction solo endeavours, it is Niall Horan who released the objectively better song?
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When the UK garage scene got a bit bougie and the clubs wouldn't let us in—the hooded kids with the trainers, you know how it is?
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The show asks visitors "to think about time from an Indigenous perspective, to consider how it is marked, observed, and sensed," writes Gilchrist in a museum announcement.
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"This is particularly true for Zika, where so much is still unknown about the virus, how it is spread and the possible link with microcephaly," he said.
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USDA's National Agricultural Statistics Service will break the crop into five categories - excellent, good, fair, poor, and very poor - to let us know how it is doing.
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In many instances, the classification has to do with a threshold beyond which a certain substance is considered harmful, and how it is absorbed by the body.
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The group of national data protection regulators in charge of applying GDPR has said companies must be transparent about data they collect and how it is processed.
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But until they invent a universal translator so we can understand aliens, Karim has the same row to hoe as everyone else, that's just how it is.
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Moreover, its success depends not just on how it is perceived at home, and how it goes down in the Conservative Party, but what it actually achieves.
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Send this letter to your principal to understand more about what data is collected on your child, how it is protected and who has access to it.
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"Every broadband consumer should have the right to know what information is being collected and how it is used," FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler told the Huffington Post.
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She was struck—again—by how it is always the poorest people, with the least access to care, who are the most exposed to injury and illness.
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What we're hearing: We asked a half dozen automakers and AV tech companies how long they keep camera footage, how it is stored and who has access.
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We are so fond of it, in fact, that we've written an entire article on it, and how it is chronically overused to the point of redundancy.
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But unlike phones and smartwatches, which use tiny accelerometers or optical tricks to track the body, this system relies on how it is itself stretched and compressed.
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The proposed bills would mandate city council approval of the use and purchase of surveillance equipment, and input and oversight from communities on how it is used.
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Here, CNBC takes a look at the internet of things: what it actually means, how it is changing our homes, and its potential in the years ahead.
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What these figures all share, by Giridharadas's account, is a desire to do good without questioning too deeply how it is they came to do so well.
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Carbon pricing has wide support among liberals and among some conservative economists, as a relatively straightforward way to reduce carbon emissions, depending on how it is structured.
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Polling has shown mixed support for the measure, from upwards of 85033 percent of voters backing it to around 47 percent, depending on how it is framed.
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This game is much more responsive to both the realistic dimensions of surveillance and how it is unevenly applied to the people who live under surveillant regimes.
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Now the government needs to set about how it is going to help make the rest the world as easy to trade in as the Single Market.
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The genius of the film is how it is meticulously constructed, and as each layer is peeled back, the true source of this evil comes into view.
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Privacy settings are more flexible than they are on Twitter—privacy is set on a per-post basis, a little similar to how it is on Facebook.
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These infuriatingly aloof images exhaust themselves in that's-just-how-it-is closure — they are "money porn" shots, if you will, of the 1% fucking the poor.
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As with any new technology being introduced into the classroom, success depends on expectations, an effective strategy and the practical details of how it is being used.
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If we can't even grasp how it is that we got here, how can we know with any certainty where, if anywhere, we go when we die?
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Mr. Kapoor said in the court filing that he had registered "Cloud Gate" with the United States Copyright Office, giving him control over how it is used.
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Dr. Bell and his team at NOAA had forecast that this season would be a busy one, and that is how it is playing out, he said.
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To actually reduce total (not just federal) health care spending for everyone, one has to overhaul how care is delivered, not just how it is paid for.
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"I'm definitely going to check out the bathroom and see how it is, because the appearance can have a lot of impact on my videos," he said.
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Because the software itself is open source, users can see exactly how it is secured, making it a good fit for companies that care about data privacy.
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But Moscow's annexation, like its support for separatist movements across Europe, exploits the gap between how secession formally works and how it is often seen as working.
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The politics of sexual identity in Seattle, and how it is emphasized or not in the next mayor's race, could also be affected by Mr. Murray's fall.
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"I think we all know how important infrastructure is to this country and how it is holding back economic growth and it's holding back productivity," he said.
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"It's important to at least revisit it to make sure if you're good with how it is or see if you have changes to make," Gross said.
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Unlike earlier investments in the news business, this latest round is distinguished by how it is not tied to Facebook-related products, recipients of the investments say.
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"We should ask how it is that annexation has been sitting in Netanyahu's back pocket for thirteen years and did not come out until now," Gantz said.
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Ribeira Sacra wines are modern interpretations, produced by winemakers who are still learning the intricacies of the land and how it is expressed through the mencía grape.
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Chance the Rapper has donated $1 million to Chicago's public school system, stoking a long-running debate about the city's education system and how it is funded.
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The media circus When I look at this picture it reminds me of the media image in America, and how it is so focused on Donald Trump.
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In a new study, a team of neuroscientists has clarified the nature of the top-down portion of that exchange, and how it is affected by sleep.
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When Scott looks at the remaining layers of rules as well as the lingering and newfound confusion, he, like Fowler, wonders how it is growing the game.
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But that's how it is: an initial mess during process, and then an organized silence for a minute to actually see what's going on in the work.
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Because the NFL is how it is and football is what it is, the foremost question at this point in the season is how much anyone has left.
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"I would love to show him around real London and show him how it is that we are an exceptional city and he clearly doesn't understand," she added.
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" She continued: "Rich, I hope you feel better now in heaven and that you're up there healthy, smiling & telling everyone, 'How it is, being REAL & doing your thing.
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"Trump presents a certain demeanor that when he pushes something through, it's not whether really whether you like it or not, this is how it is," Walker said.
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Austria's parliament voted in December to buy the three-storey house where Hitler was born, which the government has rented since 1972 to control how it is used.
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ANYONE who has tried to hold a conversation in a West London garden will wonder how it is possible to squeeze any more more flights into Heathrow Airport.
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A simulator can cost between $6 million and $15 million depending how it is customized and take about a year to be delivered, aviation training firm CAE said.
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For now, though, her decision -- and how it is perceived by voters -- could affect her candidacy in conversations that run wider and deeper than the health care debate.
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"We have been very cautious, because everybody knows what the uncertainties are – (for example) Brexit – and no-one knows how it is going to play out," Thiam added.
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"As ethically concerned Amazonians, we demand a choice in what we build, and a say in how it is used," says the letter, first reported by The Hill.
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Fox and Google claim that the data is "fully anonymized" and "user privacy-complaint," but it's not clear exactly what data is included or how it is gathered.
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Sure enough, they went and got the inserts from my trailer... I was 18 — a grown-up — but it was still like, 'OK, I see how it is.
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Ultimately, how a woman acts after she's assaulted is a decision that's hers and hers alone (and sometimes, it's not even a decision — it's just how it is).
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"The situation is pretty unprecedented and bizarre, so it's hard to predict how it is going to end up," said Giovanni Orsina, politics professor at Rome's Luiss University.
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" I don't know how it is now, but for the past 50 years, the question that always came up every decade was: "Where are the Latinos in Hollywood?
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Trump and his appointees cannot completely roll back Dodd-Frank without action from Congress, but they will have significant power to change how it is enforced through regulations.
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On Monday, the company plans to show how it is now meeting its social and labour obligations, an added cost in a tough environment for all platinum producers.
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This will also mean that the stock market here has matured and understands the tech stocks and how it is different from other consumer stocks they usually handle.
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And in the case of deep learning, it's basically impossible to understand how it is making a decision even if you do have the data and the algorithm.
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The board's actions show how it is continuing to grapple with the fallout from the way it previously handled sexual harassment at Google, which is owned by Alphabet.
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The state of Georgia, like most states, dictates certain academic standards for schools and the material that must be covered but does not specify how it is taught.
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Unlike states such as Florida, which recovered quickly, the local government's mishandling of the death-toll debacle reflects how it is mired in controversy, mismanagement and petty politics.
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Maa said Grab is "very focused" on security and privacy and is open with users and business partners regarding the data it collects and how it is handled.
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We talked about the history of the town, and how it is, despite vacationing retirees, and a relatively recent influx of new money, a fairly blue-collar place.
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But the underlying question, that of how it is that the politically powerful rule the economy and, likewise, that the economically powerful dominate our politics, is largely ignored.
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Any discussion of the fate of higher education must address how it is shaped by the current state of inequality in American society, and how it perpetuates it.
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You know how it is… you want to be the baddest guy in the gym so I put everything into the spar and really got into this guy.
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But how it is replaced will determine not only the quality and availability of health care for most Americans but also the fiscal solvency of the federal government.
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However, PayPal took a much bigger bet this year that, like the Uber investment announced today, underscores how it is also evaluating and buying into larger marketplaces, too.
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KIMMEL: I can think of a way to pay for it, is don't give a huge tax to millionaires like me and instead leave it how it is.
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Assistant Commissioner Codd said investigators and engineers would examine the ride's circuitry, the company's policies, maintenance schedules and how the ride was constructed and how it is operated.
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But if the Trump administration has a unified policy on how it is handling the grim march of the virus within its own ranks, it isn't sharing it.
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Until the list is published early on Wednesday morning, I can't reveal what spots made it, but I can offer some insight into how it is put together.
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We discussed how China is changing under Xi Jinping, what "the China model" actually is, and how it is influencing the world at a time of American retreat.
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It's what you would expect — he's worried about the amount of data Facebook collects, and how it is used, and how Facebook conveys that information to its users.
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On March 23, General Electric Chairman and CEO H. Lawrence Culp, Jr. released a statement to employees about how it is handling the economic impacts of the coronavirus.
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But Cory Booker gave a thoughtful speech about racism in the US and how it is demonstrated not just by extremists during mass shootings but in everyday life.
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THRUSH: So, in terms of this, so, tell me a little bit about how it is that you came to--who called you, how that all went down.
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Federal public defenders and some criminal justice reform advocates have complained that the department has released very limited information about the tool and how it is being used.
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Experts are now trying to understand how it is being transmitted, who is at most risk and whether transmission is occurring mostly in hospitals or in the community.
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Not enough is known about 2019-nCoV to draw definitive conclusions about how it is transmitted, clinical features of disease, or the extent to which it has spread.
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The German researchers want to study in more detail how the witch hazel launches its seeds, in particular how it is applying a torque to make it spin.
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As consumers, if we've demanded the transparency of what's in our food and how it is grown, why do we accept so easily the opaqueness of investment products?
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Like the citizen diplomacy exchange programs the United States supports, these initiatives also demonstrate the strengths of participatory governance and how it is superior to China's authoritarian approach.
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This came despite Draghi specifically mentioning the strength of the currency, saying the central bank is monitoring how it is affecting inflation and growth in the euro zone.
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To the Editor: The Trump administration should be pressed hard to explain how it is consistent to oppose improved relations with Cuba while promoting improved relations with Russia.
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"The attack near Boungou was unprecedented and has prompted the Company to re-assess where and how it is prepared to operate," Perenti Managing Director, Mark Norwell said.
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His wife, Margaret, said that she hoped President-elect Donald J. Trump, when he takes office, will make marijuana a legal drug by changing how it is regulated.
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I specialize in national security policy, and have a particular interest in cyber conflict and how it is changing the ways in which countries compete with each other.
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The German researchers want to study in more detail how the witch hazel launches its seeds, in particular how it is applying a torque to make it spin.
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Shares of competitor Lyft were also up as much as 31%, even though the company offered no new additional information about how it is handling the coronavirus crisis.
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And if you still have questions about the coronavirus and how it is spread, read this one-page fact sheet from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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"Individuals when provided access to sensitive intelligence information don't realize it is not just what the info is but how it is collected," he said in an interview.
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The dust storm has wreaked havoc on Mars, with NASA holding a press conference last week to give an update on how it is affecting its operations on Mars.
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The move further accelerates Facebook's competition with Alphabet's YouTube, and also shows how it is looking to snag ad dollars and viewers' attention from the big leagues -- broadcast television.
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That's how it is on my talk show – the girls and I will get to talking about something and I'm like 'This might as well be a reality show.
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But as the Post commented, its platform is essentially a black box that is "impossible for outside users to fully understand," raising ethical questions about how it is collected.
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It is unclear how the minimum price will break down between producers, traders and taxes, and how much farmers benefit will depend on how it is implemented, he said.
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You may be familiar with FCC Chairman Pai as the Trump-appointed monster working devotedly to dismantle your internet freedom and security, but that's not really how it is.
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She encouraged others to have frank conversations about the complicated dynamics of the workplace — who has power, how it is wielded, and how subtle biases play into professional interactions.
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This is how it is now and if you don't double down and stay the course of celebrating the truth of all women, it will come off as tokenism.
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I grew up in a soundsystem environment —you know how it is with Jamaicans the only way we know how to release our tension is music and making love.
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"And I tell students, you know, I'm getting fifty-hundred emails a day, so you're going to get pretty short replies, and that's just how it is," he said.
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"If you really need proof the Open Internet rule is working, look at how it is being used by its opponents when they operate as edge providers," he says.
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Companies sometimes may decide to release a new service to a small number of people, before rolling it out to the wider public to see how it is received.
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Tesla did not yet respond to inquiries about how it is working with the NTSB, NHTSA and Florida state police to complete their various investigations into the fatal crash.
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It will be essential reading, not just for VR-watchers but for anyone interested in how society came to be how it is, and what it might yet become.
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"A minor uproar sparked up around the cameras after a passenger aboard a Singapore Air flight asked the airline in a February tweet to explain "how it is used.
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