Russians identify with the state, Ukrainians identify with a civil society.
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It will make you identify, or if not identify, at least understand.
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"I don't identify as African American, I identify as black," she said.
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For Schmitt, to identify one's enemies was to identify one's inner self.
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We want to help people identify as Democrats and identify as citizens.
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From a gender standpoint, 50 percent of the people Jopwell identify as female, 49 percent identify as male and 1 percent identify as non-binary.
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In addition to the otherkin identify as animals, there are some who identify as mythical creatures, like dragons, fairies, or vampires; fictionkin, who identify as fictional characters, frequently from anime series or videogames; weatherkin, like Marco, who identify as weather systems; conceptkin, who identify as abstract concepts; spacekin, who identify as celestial bodies; and several other even more obscure categories (musickin, timeperiodkin—the list goes on).
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In addition, some identify as having a gender that does not match their sex (so some men identify as female and some women identify as male).
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"I don't identify as African-American, I identify as black," she told Savannah Guthrie.
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Only 22 percent of Americans identify as Republicans and 32 percent identify as Democrats.
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I identify with Tea Cup, but I identify with Loma [the alien] as well.
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So, like Veronica, she could identify with the victims, and identify with the torturers.
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It's not just how we identify the pictures, but how we identify with them.
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If Ms. Jenner could identify as a woman, could Ms. Dolezal identify as black?
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I can identify notes in sheet music as well as I can identify your face.
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If you identify as whatever you identify as, that's your truth and you live it.
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Going to therapy helped me to identify some of these habits and identify trigger points.
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Sixty-four percent of Latinos identify as Democrats, while only 24 percent identify as Republicans.
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According to Gallup's latest numbers, a mere 27 percent of Americans currently identify as Republicans, compared to 29 percent who identify as Democrats and 40 percent who identify as Independents.
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And as for men, they are encouraged to identify with the manliness of powerful men more thoroughly than they identify with their own masculinity, or than they identify with themselves.
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Around 20153 percent of transgender adults identify as white, 16 percent identify as African-American, and 21 percent identify as Latinx, according to a study by the UCLA's Williams Institute.
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Another 21625 percent identify as independents, and 2900 percent identify with another party or don't know.
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Tracking your cycle can allow you to identify patterns specific to your body and identify changes.
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CNN does not identify people who report sexual assault unless they choose to publicly identify themselves.
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CNN does not identify alleged victims of sexual assault, unless they choose to publicly identify themselves.
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For me to identify with witchcraft is to identify with a centuries-old struggle against patriarchy.
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Asexual people do not always identify as aromantic; aromantic people do not always identify as asexual.
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People who identify as sapiosexual may also identify as gay, straight, bisexual, asexual or something else.
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"They were able to identify only those people who they were able to identify," he said.
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Among those surveyed, nearly 50 percent identify as African American, nearly 85033 percent identify as Latinx, more than 16 percent identify as Asian and more than 5 percent as Native American.
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Without revealing too many plot points, SeeFood can't identify every food, but it can identify hot dogs.
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Black Hornets could also identify ambushes lying in wait ahead and identify safer routes for the squad.
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"I don't identify as African American, I identify as black," said Rachel Dolezal to @SavannahGuthrie. https://t.
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People couldn't identify what Todd looks like; a lot of people can identify what you look like.
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So everybody's challenged when it comes to how they identify themselves and how other people identify them.
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To proudly identify as a xenophobe is to identify as someone who is not interested in argument.
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Of those who approve of Trump, 89 percent identify as Republicans, while 41 percent identify as independents.
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In other words, white Protestant conservatives identify more with Republicans; nonwhite secular liberals identify more with Democrats.
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It is the job of this team to identify the goals of the transaction, develop an action plan, understand the market, identify strategic opportunities for buyers, identify the legal and financial hurdles, etc.
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The way I describe that is even though I identify as female, I don't identify as fully binary.
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PEOPLE do not identify alleged victims of sexual assault, however, Dawn has previously chosen to identify herself publicly.
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Many people in the LGBTQ community don't identify as gay — 1.6% of Americans identify as gay or lesbians, .
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They asked children to identify shapes and colors, to count, to identify letters and to sound out words.
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Some of Google's cameras, including the Nest Hello and Nest Cam IQ, already identify faces and identify users.
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We can identify you and we actually treat that as ... What do you mean you can identify us?
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Most news outlets don't identify victims of sexual assault unless they choose to identify themselves of their own volition.
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Quantamize, a quantitative investment research firm, uses cloud and quantum computing to identify factors that identify reliable dividend payers.
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Fifty-nine percent of the economists surveyed by UNH identify as Democrats, while just seven percent identify as Republican.
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The poll found that 44 percent of voters identify as anti-abortion, while 46 percent identify as pro-choice.
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I can really identify with this book's message: 'believe in your passion, identify a goal, and persevere through grit.
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They measured the participants biological markers to identify molecular changes, and were able to identify different types of aging.
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"That's the line that's hard for law enforcement to identify, and it's hard for lawyers to identify," he said.
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It gathered responses from 2,478 American adults, including 983 who identify as Democrats and 818 who identify as Republicans.
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Today, according to the campaign, 40% of its senior advisers identify as people of color, 46% of its senior leadership and department heads identify as people of color, 40% of the overall campaign staff identify as people of color, 52% of the staff are women and 28% of staff identify as LGBTQ.
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Where jurors identify victims as "respectable," they tend to identify with them (finding their lives to be similar to their own), while they rarely identify with defendants (whose lives tend to be very different from theirs).
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Because I looked this way, I was too Hispanic to identify as Black and too Black to identify as Hispanic.
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The products provide a way for politicians to identify local constituents and help identify the news stories affecting their district.
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Not only has he identify the enemy and identify what the problem is, he did it during his entire campaign.
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Facebook relies on reports from users to identify hate speech, she continued, but also uses automated techniques to identify slurs.
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And then Ticketmaster's been able to identify the bad actors, identify the bot-bought tickets — the bot, the bought — tickets.
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"Having the ability to rapidly identify these viruses and identify that you have a new virus is helpful," he says.
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Deputy's dashcam helped identify his alleged killer, authorities say Dhaliwal's dashcam helped identify Solis as his alleged killer, investigators say.
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Only after a young reader has come to identify Kammie does she tell them about a part of her life the reader may not identify with—but one they can learn to identify with through Kammie's story.
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A different, "inclusive" account allows for the fact that a person of mixed ancestry might identify as white and as Asian and that many people who identify as Hispanic also identify as white or black or Native American.
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Currently, those who identify as Republican have a decidedly more negative view of the media than those who identify as Democrat.
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It recognizes that I identify with aspects of femininity but don't identify with the heteronormative system that trivializes and demonizes them.
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And there are large portions of the Latinx population who do not identify as black (and may even identify as white).
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From Oliver I learned that the important question was not, What do you identify as, but Who do you identify with.
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There's an understandable but dangerous tendency to identify with people like ourselves and to not identify with people who are different.
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We can train classifiers to identify content, but most of what we do is identify things that people should look at.
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"It is my sincere hope that we identify everybody who is missing and identify any remains," Butte County Sheriff Kory Honea said.
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Taylor Swift used the technology to identify stalkers; stadiums have used it to identify banned fans and people transmitting data to bookies.
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Today, only 299 percent of Jewish Israelis identify as left, according to a recent election survey, while 210 percent identify as right.
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Girlguiding in many countries now admits children born male provided they identify as girls, and accepts male leaders who identify as women.
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But that's why I identify more as, like, a gay man, because I like guys, but I also identify as a guy.
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Our procedures have resulted in classes of fellows of which 46 percent identify as racial minorities and 38 percent identify as veterans.
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For example, while 38.2% of employees identify as Asian (or Asian and another race), only 12.5% of employees identify as Asian women.
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It gathered responses from 1,118 adults in the United States, including 454 who identify as Democrats and 457 who identify as Republicans.
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The moderator asked them to identify the biggest "geopolitical threat" — but many chose to identify what they see as the biggest existential threat.
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So the question is: What if we raised boys to identify with girls the way that girls are required to identify with boys?
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"If they grow up and identify with something different than what others want to identify them as … Mama's cool with it!" she wrote.
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But starting that year, Americans were allowed to identify their own race, and since 463, we've gotten to identify with more than one.
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NIH will also study data to identify effective treatments and outcomes, and identify barriers to lifelong care for individuals with congenital heart defects.
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First, every enfranchised citizen in a democracy can identify — or should be able to identify — the role she played in producing the outcome.
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A rapidly-shrinking share of adults identify as Christians; at the same time the percent who identify as religiously unaffiliated is climbing dramatically and there has been slow but steady growth in the number of those who identify as holding non-Christian faiths.
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"I said to him at the time, 'We have a problem in that some members of our community who identify themselves as Jewish, and some who even might identify themselves — self-identify — as Zionists, do not feel embraced by this program,'" she said.
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These posts helped identify Borden and Ramos, and King is still working to identify the other assailants, even vetting suspects personally before releasing names.
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Someone could be intersex and identify as a man, or identify as a woman, or as a non-binary person, and on and on.
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"We work closely with those clubs to identify best practices, and to identify ways to make it drive awareness and drive attendance," Edwards said.
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Pare did not identify the male suspect who was slain and said that a woman, whom he also did not identify, was critically wounded.
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The company says it encourages employees to identify opportunities for improvement, and engage all appropriate teams to evaluate potential risks and identify possible solutions.
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There are also probably some people who didn't identify as Republicans prior to Trump's election who now identify as such because they like him.
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But you know, we identify risks all the time, and if we identify risks that on balance are forecast, then our forecast gets tilted.
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"We are trying to identify the bodies and also trying to contact the Myanmar Consulate in order to identify the bodies," Colonel Krissana said.
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According to 20170 data released by the census department, 47 percent of Brazilians identify as mixed-race, while another 8 percent identify as black.
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Although it took several years to identify the virus causing AIDS, for example, it took only a few weeks to identify the SARS virus.
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To use them, you need to have at least some knowledge of the identities to which they correspond — beginning with an understanding of the word "identity," along with its sister verb, "identify" (as in: "I identify as female" or "I identify as mixed-race").
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It would mean that it would correctly identify mass shooters 99 percent of the time and correctly identify peaceful citizens 99 percent of the time.
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We have rigorous processes in place to identify discrepancies and, if we identify a problem, we fix it — for both our women and our men.
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An important lesson to learn is not only how to identify what you want, but how to identify when someone can't provide that for you.
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The majority of the trainers identify as lesbian feminists, but the majority of women who participate don't even identify as feminists when they first arrive.
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About 1.4 million adults in the country identify as transgender, meaning they identify as a gender that differs from the one on their birth certificate.
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Among those Catholic voters in the state, 25 percent identify as Republican, 29 percent are independent and 41 percent identify as Democrat, the group found.
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Identify what is and isn't working To climb out of a work rut, you have to identify the good and bad aspects of your job.
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"If they worked together in a partnership, they could identify peak times and identify what needs to be done from a staffing perspective," he said.
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IT WAS AN ISSUE OF A SICK EMPLOYEE WHO CAME INTO WORK AND THEY DIDN'T IDENTIFY, THE MANAGERS DIDN'T IDENTIFY – BROWN: WHICH COULD HAPPEN ANYWHERE.
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"They did not identify who they were and did not identify the issue that led them to support those candidates," Councilman Lenny Siegel told us.
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I don't identify as gay, I don't identify as a man, I'm not Jewish, and I'm not a professional choreographer or dancer or dance historian.
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"There's plenty of research that shows millennials don't identify with the Democratic Party; they identify with the principles and personalities that we have," Muñoz said.
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What makes the registry different is that it's public — you can't identify a parolee just by Googling him, but you can identify a sex offender.
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Not only does this data identify future players in the stock market, but it also helps identify various stocks that might be flying under the radar.
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According to chief product officer Jason Marchant, 35 percent of US users identify as versatile, while 21 percent identify as bottoms and 19 percent as tops.
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And yet if I'm being honest, it's far easier to identify with that need to be liked than it is to identify with Obama's outsider cool.
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Facebook is also building automated tools to identify political advertisers that do not identify themselves as such and force them to verify their identities, it said.
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Some people enjoy making jokes and saying, "I'm going to identify as a unicorn, I'm going to identify as a tree," and they think they're funny.
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They see jealousy as a symptom of insecurity or anxiety that should be handled by introspection to identify the cause and identify better ways to cope.
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They only care that you identify with what you do—conservative, Republican—and that you'll be effective in getting other people to identify the same way.
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People who identify as black or Hispanic in the US and elsewhere on average obtain lower IQ scores than people who identify as white or Asian.
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Intersex people can identify as men, women, intersex, or any other gender, she says, and can identify as straight, queer, gay, bisexual, or any other sexuality.
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The film never seems entirely sure what to make of Bev — are we supposed to identify with her, or identify with the boys who like her?
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In the letter released by the senators, Grassley and Graham neither identify anyone to whom they believed Steele lied nor do they identify any news outlet.
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The Gallup data finds most Democrats who identify as "conservative" are over the age of 50, while most Democrats who identify as "liberal" are under 50.
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Polis helps identify which doors for salespeople to target and works with companies to identify the scripts that are most persuasive for consumers, according to Tucker.
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The feasibility study will seek to identify ridership demand, quantify potential economic benefits, identify regulatory requirements and work on mapping actual routes and physical infrastructure requirements.
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While 41 percent of all U.S. adults were able to identify Auschwitz, two-thirds of millennials polled — 66 percent — could not identify the infamous death camp.
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More people (still) identify as Democrats Asked what party they identify with by exit pollsters, 37% said Democrats, 33% said Republicans and 30% called themselves independents.
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While 28500 percent of all U.S. adults were able to identify Auschwitz, two-thirds of millennials polled — 6900 percent — could not identify the infamous death camp.
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Those with less than 223 percent African ancestry were more likely to identify as white, and those with more were more likely to identify as black.
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She and others are developing technological fixes, such as using A.I to do automatic fact-checking, to identify bots and to identify posts with abusive language.
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"This message is for the entire country, not just for folks who identify as progressive or even folks who even identify as Warren supporters," he said.
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Since its creation, the task force has embarked on a nationwide initiative to identify major collections of radio recordings in archives, universities and libraries; recruited more than 85033 researchers to identify key archival sources; and enlisted subject-matter experts to identify the most-crucial recordings for preservation.
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Doudna and Mammoth Biosciences co-founder Lucas Harrington were part of the team of researchers to identify the new Cas14 protein, which can identify single-stranded DNA.
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Geoff Evans and Florian Scheffner note that only 6% of Britons do not identify with either Leave or Remain, whereas 22% do not identify with a party.
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A perfect algorithm with perfect accuracy would identify every person with cancer as having cancer, and would identify every person with no cancer as not having cancer.
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People who identify as or lean Republicans, for instance, reported less confidence in scientists (82 percent) than did those who identify as or lean Democratic (91 percent).
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Overall, young Republicans are far more likely to identify as moderates, as Vox's Jeff Stein explained, whereas older Republicans are much more likely to identify as conservatives.
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"When we identify Pages, groups, posts, or profiles that support terrorism, we use AI to identify related material that may also support terrorism," she told the committee.
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A recent Pew study found 65 percent of Asian Americans identify as Democrats or lean Democrat, compared to 27 percent who identify as Republicans or lean Republican.
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Those who identify as "guardians" have a methodical, practical work style and those who identify as "integrators" have a work style known for prioritizing connections and relationships.
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It is true for those who self-identify as members of the Tea Party, those who are members of unions, and those who self-identify as progressive.
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Using "they" as a singular pronoun has become common for people who identify as gender nonbinary, or who don't strongly identify as strictly male or strictly female.
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Craig did not publicly identify the officer in the video, and CNN has not been able to identify him or get comment from him or his attorney.
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In a poll by Gallup earlier this year, 47 percent of Democrats either identify as moderate or conservative, versus 51 percent of Democrats who identify as liberal.
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With my burgeoning vision still very distorted I could barely identify the swirling shapes in the distance as bins, but I could identify their color as blue.
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Spokeswoman Jenny Fouracre-Petko said that the AI-driven software was built to identify the food as pizza, but it cannot identify where the pizza is from.
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InsideDNA plans to help research and pharma teams identify the best drug target by using machine learning to analyze massive genetic datasets and identify likely drug targets.
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The program uses private-sector auditors to identify and recover improper overpayments, and auditors are only paid on a contingency basis after they successfully identify improper payments.
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A 2018 Pew survey found that 59 percent of millennial voters identify as Democrats or lean Democratic, while only 32 percent identify as Republicans or lean Republican.
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I think first and foremost, one would have to identify a real medical need for that and that real need is, right now, certainly, difficult to identify.
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In nearly 20 of the instances on the Pinellas list, investigators were trying to identify people who could not identify themselves, including Alzheimer's patients and murder victims.
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Rapid DNA testing will be used to identify victims, sheriff says Authorities will use rapid DNA technology to identify those whose bodies were badly burned, Brown said.
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The algorithms help identify good content, the editors identify good content, what the editors choose helps train the algorithms, the algorithms help the editors make better choices.
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Haddish did not identify her stepfather or her half-siblings in the interview or her book and PEOPLE has been unable to identify or contact him for comment.
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It currently only allows members to identify as either male or female, operating under the assumption that all users are cisgender, or identify with their sex at birth.
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Meanwhile, only 2 percent of investment team members at VC firms identify as black and just 1 percent identify as Latinx, according to the National Venture Capital Association.
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Much controversy has swarmed two sectors of the LGBTQ+ community lately, undermining the life experience of those who identify as gender fluid, and those who identify as transgender.
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However, since the FBI allowed CREDO to identify itself in November and Cloudflare to identify itself this week, it's possible that the revelations could harm the EFF's case.
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Additionally, the requirement that officials expand their investigations to better identify issues at a systemic level, as well as identify "whole classes of victims" will now be limited.
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It is being used in a vast array of products from driverless cars to agricultural robots that can identify and eradicate weeds and computers able to identify cancers.
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"Whether you're a man or a woman or you identify in any other way, you're curious to learn from others of the gender you identify with," he said.
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Following that conference, the president would have to contact the Pentagon and identify himself using the codes that identify him as the sole authority to release nuclear weapons.
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While 43% of students identify as democrats and 18% identify as republicans, 38% said the Democratic party reflected their beliefs, while 17% said the same about the GOP.
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And since gender is non-binary, at least 5% of a company's workforce should identify as such and the remaining 45% should identify as female, according to Pao.
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"We thought we could identify many more MercadoLibres and identify teams that were outstanding and would have a very ambitious vision in a very large market," says Szekasy.
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And if you were to combine gait recognition with face recognition, you could identify somebody who's coming towards you and you can identify them as they're walking away.
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A recurring motif was the way we perceive and identify ourselves and how this does and doesn't line up with the way that others perceive and identify us.
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Although some people who identify as trans are genderqueer or nonbinary, most simply identify as male or female — meaning they do fit into the binary of man and woman.
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Today that 14-point partisan gap has more than doubled: In the latest Pew results, 63% of white Christians identify as Republicans, compared with 30% who identify as Democrats.
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That analytical work is meant to help identify specific problems demanding solutions by startups, which then prepares them to identify promising companies as they source them in their process.
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The survey, one of the most comprehensive of its kind, found that 46% of LGBTQ Americans identify as bisexual and 513% identify as queer or prefer to self-describe.
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Young people aren't only more likely to identify as bisexual, queer, fluid, or otherwise open to multiple genders — they're more likely to identify outside of the gender binary themselves.
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And for the sake of inclusivity, I imagine Kellogg&aposs would affirm vegetables that identify as corn kernels or corn kernels that might be yellow but identify as brown.
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Knowing that I identify as non-binary and understanding that I can look however I want and still identify that way makes me more comfortable experimenting with my look.
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Second, Facebook does have some audio recognition features, such as an opt-in "Identify TV and Music" feature that records snippets of sound to identify what users are watching.
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These resources are needed to identify Zika in our Aedes mosquito population as well as work with our healthcare system to identify and care for individuals diagnosed with Zika.
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Just 37% of people identify as Republicans or leaning toward the Republican Party, compared with 44% who identify as either leaning toward the Democratic Party or as solid Democrats.
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The tests will be able to identify the presence of certain drugs, but they will not be able to identify if the drugs were cut with other unknown substances.
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There's certainly a lot that A.I. can do, we can train classifiers to identify content, but most of what we do is identify things that people should look at.
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Sanders, a staunch progressive, also has a lead among voters who identify as very liberal, while Buttigieg leads with primary voters who identify as somewhat liberal or moderate/conservative.
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If he could identify the molecular switches that maintain one state, or toggle between the two states, he might be able to identify the mechanism responsible for cellular memory.
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Millennial women are especially drawn leftward: Fewer than a quarter of us identify as Republican or lean Republican, while 70% identify or lean Democratic, according to a Pew survey.
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After all, the warning doesn't only help you identify fake stories: It helps you identify which of your friends are willing to share them anyway, regardless of the consequences.
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Most secular Jews — 62 percent — identify as centrists.
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It would identify -- and punish -- an enemy, Mexico.
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That isn't to say that journalists should not identify and report on social media platforms' failings, misgivings, or hypocrisy, or identify when a platform is allowing misinformation to rampantly spread.
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The foreign agency used a hacking technique of its own to identify at least one user of that site, which led the FBI to identify a suspected moderator of Playpen.
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What the survey also makes clear, however, is that while young women are now more likely to identify as queer or bisexual, they're much less likely to identify as lesbians.
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Because we know from past election results that more people are likely to identify as independents when the election is far off than identify as such when they actually vote.
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Although it says an algorithm cannot identify extremist propaganda, it relies on spam-fighting tools to help identify repeat offenders, including those who create new accounts when they are suspended.
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And for that reason, a lot of aces—not all, but many—identify as queer, or identify with the work of queer movements, and show up to do that work.
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The team's office suite was anonymous with no plaque on the door to identify its occupants, said Washington lawyer A. Joseph Jay, who represented a witness he declined to identify.
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One use case ARM imagines is a 360-degree camera in a walking stick that can identify obstacles, or new train sensors that can locally identify problems and avoid delays.
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"It allows the individual officer to identify their skills, knowledge, attributes and talents and put those in the marketplace, and allows units to identify the officers they want," he said.
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All of the boxers identify as transgender or gender-nonconforming, meaning that — unlike those who are cisgender, or "cis"— they do not identify with whatever gender they were assigned at birth.
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Police have not yet been able to identify the remains from the house that exploded, Trapero said Sunday, which has complicated authorities' ability to identify the driver, who remains at large.
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It might be easy for AI to identify basic items of clothing, like pencil skirts or flannel shirts, but that doesn't really help consumers who can usually identify these items themselves.
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But there's no doubt that it's significantly more complex to identify the best ways to do good in this space than it is to identify the best ways to distribute bednets.
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A Stanford University study offers discouraging results about whether students can identify news A Stanford University study offers discouraging results about whether students can identify news This segment originally aired Nov.
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While Logan's children may or may not eventually identify as gender-fluid, it's refreshing that she's approaching the topic with openness and acceptance, no matter how they identify in the future.
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Only 1% identify as Republicans, 92% disapprove of President Trump, and the 59% who identify as Democrats is smaller than the percentage of black voters who actually vote for Democratic candidates.
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People who identify under one of these categories may also identify in or encompass others: Skin color, gender, wealth and ethnicity all affect the way that we are treated as travelers.
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At one point, there was some debate between transgender students who identify as one of the binary genders and those who identify as nonbinary, about which group faced more social stigma.
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The use of facial recognition by law enforcement to identify suspects raises particular concerns because of high inaccuracy rates and striking racial disparities in how the algorithms can correctly identify people.
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Jojo's obsession with writing an instruction manual about how to identify Jews hiding among Aryans would come off very differently had it been conceived by someone who didn't identify as Jewish.
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Of those who resisted the inquiry as of last month, but now support it, 35% identify as Democrats, 26% lean Democratic, 21% are Republican-leaning, and just 10% identify as Republicans.
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Ninety-eight percent of black voters who identify as Democrat, and 2900 percent of those who identify as independent said they would back whoever ultimately becomes the Democratic nominee over Trump.
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" And early Friday morning, Scott tweeted: "Dems and Libs promote ones right to 'Identify' with or as their personal preference, as long as one does not 'identify' as a 'Trump supporter.
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" Veazey: "I think it's important to identify a mentor.
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" I identify it as an "extermination camp in waiting.
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" About a third identify as liberal or "extremely liberal.
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Speaker 603: Sometimes it's hard to identify ... It's okay!
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She also argued that "racist" and "racism" have gone from terms that identify contempt or bias against another race to very specific labels that come to identify blatant acts of white supremacy.
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Based on the participants that had already been identified as suicidal, they were able to identify five regions of the brain and six words that helped to identify those that were suicidal.
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Technology solutions can be part of the solution — such as Microsoft's PhotoDNA cloud service, which can identify known child abuse images, for example — but such systems can't help identify unknown obscene material.
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On the D&I side, 47% of the company identifies as cisgender women, 40% identify as cisgender men, 18530723% identify as non-binary/gender non-conforming/questioning and 4% did not disclose.
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The facial recognition technology that the system uses to identify travelers leaving the country will be used to identify American citizens too, unless they request an alternative means of verifying their identities.
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In order to identify the ongoing challenges that small businesses are facing and identify solutions to overcome them, the Job Creators Network launched its Bring Small Businesses Back campaign earlier this year.
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"If you can identify who's likely to get it, you may be able to develop a targeted way to identify them and get them the care that they need," Dr. Olopade said.
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"The agency has failed to identify an effective process to identify emission sources outside of state regulatory control — most specifically, methods of accounting for the many sources of background ozone," he said.
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He did identify several possible steps, such as a "red flag" law that would make it easier for law enforcement to identify mentally ill people who should be banned from purchasing guns.
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It can even identify things like cupboard doors or a microwave door being opened and closed; know which burner on your hob is on; and identify that a toilet has been flushed.
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We need to identify the particular moments of success with clarity and insight, and we must also identify and contextualize the failings, even when our general impression of the work is positive.
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The number of Texans who identify as conservative has flattened, according to the Texas Politics Project at the University of Texas at Austin, while the number who identify as progressive has swollen.
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But if you can identify specific improvements in neighborhoods and districts, I think you can more readily identify the value of the tax dollars, because it's going to directly affect your life.
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When those who don't identify as Democrat or Republican are asked how they lean, just 10% really identify as true independents with no affiliation or tendency toward one party over the other.
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One concept to identify next year's leaders is to identify top performers this year whose earnings growth will accelerate next year, since this has, at various times in the past, been predictive.
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That means SHERLOCK is on-trend: it can identify exactly what a patient has, and in the case of cancer, it can identify which treatment is most likely to generate the best response.
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They document the major policy objectives of their candidate, identify the agencies that will play a role in carrying them out, and identify the candidates for the most critical jobs in those agencies.
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More than 163% of respondents who self-identify as Democratic voters have said they support impeachment, and more than 64% of those who self-identify as Republican voters oppose it week by week.
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The company will also employ more engineering resources and increase its use of technology to help identify extremist videos, in addition to training new content classifiers to quickly identify and remove such content.
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When someone is arrested, law enforcement should use screening and assessment tools to identify drivers likely to become repeat offenders, and identify repeat offenders who have a substance use or mental health disorder.
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The ability to identify black people is different than the ability to identify white people, and we believe that's primarily an issue of the training data that's being used by facial recognition companies.
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Somebody else might identify as a religious "none" but have a conception of God deeply informed by the Judeo-Christian tradition, or identify as "nonbeliever" who nevertheless evinces faith in a higher power.
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Twitter's repurposing of the spam filter isn't the only example: PhotoDNA, a Microsoft-owned technology built to identify child sexual abuse images, is allegedly also used to identify and censor ordinary adult nudity.
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Rather than identify individuals on an employee plan who may be struggling with addiction, we are currently working with companies using data analysis to identify the physicians who are potentially over-prescribing opioids.
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If the artificial intelligence systems built by one of the richest companies in the world can't identify and take action on a video containing weaponry, repeated gunfire and murder, what can they identify?
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Although some research suggests people can identify as trans as children, it can take years of pain and social stigma for people to begin living their lives as the gender they identify with.
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WE IDENTIFY THAT IT'S GLOBAL TRADE, IT'S OFFSHORING ALL THAT.
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And there are other, more exotic methods to identify people.
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You're just like, that's not what I identify with anymore.
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It also provides IMSI and IMEI numbers to identify callers.
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But they couldn&apost identify the exact culprit — until now.
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The authorities were wondering if her family could identify them.
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Within minutes, it can detect and identify different nerve agents.
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I was instantly handcuffed before being asked to identify myself.
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Officials did not identify names or nationalities of the detainees.
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Investigators are working to identify the cause of the outbreak.
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"Once you've pinpointed your problems, identify specific solutions," Kondo writes.
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It remains tricky for AI to consistently identify objectionable content.
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COHN: LOOK, THE PRESIDENT SAYS LET'S IDENTIFY THE SPECIFIC PROBLEMS.
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Or— WARREN BUFFETT: I- never identify which one does which.
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This wasn't enough for the researchers to identify the species.
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And yes, this will affect which sign you identify with.
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So that's why I identify that as a growth area.
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My Google Home Mini, which Google Lens could not identify.
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You don't need to be queer to identify with that.
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Together they help identify what compounds are in a mixture.
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Unlike me, Thorp can identify bees in a split second.
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He declined to identify the targets of the planned killings.
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Authorities did not immediately identify the mother or her boyfriend.
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Thousands of receptors on our tongue are designed to identify
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And what if my child wants to identify as white?
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Right now, it takes extensive analysis to identify phony videos.
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I identify with the people that make the country great.
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Postmortem investigations are the only definitive way to identify CTE.
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Locals can identify hidden resources as well as critical impediments.
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Can I still identify as demigirl instead of gender flux?
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So, identify the bad habit and then isolate its trigger.
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We try and identify the magic that makes that happen.
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Additionally, the health department did not identify the food source.
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Identify your strengths and weaknesses by seeking out customer feedback.
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For their own safety, we didn't want to identify them.
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Gorman did not identify which venture he was referring to.
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"Journalists love to try and identify one event," she jokes,.
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I suppose in that way I also identify as sapiosexual.
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An experimental system can identify frequent customers by their phone.
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The paper did not identify its sources for the story.
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One must also identify an ideological element to Iran's strategy.
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The secretary did not identify the American who was killed.
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The police did not identify the woman or her daughter.
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The source said Turkish officials were trying to identify them.
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We identify that this is an issue in our society.
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This makes it much harder for antivirus programs to identify.
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There are different ways to identify changes in gene expression.
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"Downloading a catalog does not identify any user," it writes.
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First, identify the inmates who are most likely to reoffend.
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MITCHELL: If you could just identify: Is 'Judge' Mark Judge?
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The LAPD is still working to identify the construction worker.
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The summary does not identify which members made the comments.
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Then, you identify your vehicle's color and license plate number.
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A growing number of Caribbean people identify with neither group.
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You have to get closer to them to identify it.
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An estimated 150,000 U.S. adolescents identify as transgender, she said.
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It also does not require that sellers identify their gender.
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Identify your boundaries, intentions, and desires, and then own them.
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And could Simon really identify as bisexual instead of gay?
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She told the FBI about one she would not identify.
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The Economist: Many problems you identify are about managing pluralism.
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The humans were able to identify 86.6% of skin cancers.
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He would not identify the person who was being questioned.
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Investigators are asking the public for help to identify him.
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The researchers then asked participants to identify the fake ones.
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The program is inclusive to all who identify as women.
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It was a gesture many of us could identify with.
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That makes it particularly difficult to identify who did what.
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Cassius has a similar journey and I identify with that.
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It did not identify the members named in the list.
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Reuters could not identify the individuals whose heads were shipped.
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Training a computer to identify these particles can be difficult.
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Their brains were scanned to identify physical signs of Alzheimer's.
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We're going to identify which process let our system down.
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Can You Identify These Earth Landmarks from 250 Miles Above?
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A SREBRENICA widow is asked to identify her husband's body.
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It's a number used to organize and identify documents. 2.
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I could really identify with what they were going through.
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But a similar tradition in sculpture is hard to identify.
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One thing they can identify, though: These were all jams.
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These new movies come, these characters people can identify with.
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Eugene did not identify the officer, according to the Herald.
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It can be hard to identify precisely who owns herds.
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Most independent resellers are entrepreneurs who identify with my story.
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Twenty experts identify where it will take us by 2050.
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Then, identify what you can eliminate or cut back on.
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In addition, there's an important primary to identify Republican Rep.
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Clouds, however, are sometimes hard to identify from up high.
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Whereas a woman can identify with power in any gender.
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They failed to identify disinformation and false news flooding Facebook.
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"We've yet to identify significant fundamental scientific innovation," Narasimhan said.
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You want to review regularly to identify any vulnerable points.
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Which part of your background do you identify with most?
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It's also able to identify when product is priced incorrectly.
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Parabon helped identify the suspect in the April Tinsley case.
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You can identify these symptoms by regularly checking your boobs.
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I hope everybody will identify with this on some level.
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Investigators said they're awaiting final confirmation to identify the remains.
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This is handy, since you can immediately identify bogus purchases.
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He did not identify the prisoners or refer to Caro.
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Nominally, their official role is simply to identify their citizens.
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Do We Need New Ways to Identify Gender and Sexuality?
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But 75% of the province's people still identify as Catholic.
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Being empowered as an individual, no matter how you identify.
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CLAYTON: [laughing] I also don't identify as a New Yorker.
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Miami. What fictional television character do you most identify with?
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We're not teachers, but we can identify with their struggle.
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The agency declined to identify the recipients of the letters.
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Smart combatants use them to identify with the nation's zeitgeist.
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Jones declined to identify the person they tackled by name.
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I identify as a creator, thus, I am always creating.
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Who did you read and identify with most growing up?
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"I'm confident that we'll identify the killer," Hensley tells PEOPLE.
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The goal is to identify and accept your negative behaviors.
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One solution involves monitoring call traffic to identify suspicious spikes.
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That's sparked new efforts to identify and diagnose risk factors.
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They used radar to identify lakes, seas and mountain ranges.
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Rihanna Song You Most Identify With: "Good Girl Gone Bad"
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The agency declined to identify the woman citing privacy concerns.
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Increasingly, Taiwanese people identify themselves as Taiwanese, rather than Chinese.
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Police did not identify the girls, citing their juvenile status.
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It's much more fun to identify what you do want.
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I identify as female, but I also have masculine traits.
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First, you need to identify the root of the problem.
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They showed him photos and asked him to identify people.
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However, Smith said, the system failed to identify any vulnerabilities.
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They would not identify the suspect because of his age.
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And that's something that I think many evangelicals identify with.
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The reports did not identify the White House officials targeted.
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Article updated to correctly identify the phone's owner, Syed Farook.
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He did not identify the governments he had in mind.
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Different fields, even different researchers, identify intelligence in disparate terms.
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Authorities have yet to identify the nationalities of the victims.
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MAC addresses can identify devices but can be easily spoofed.
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The FTC declined to identify the recipients of the letters.
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The devices can be nicknamed so they're easier to identify.
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They can also identify and neutralise the most influential activists.
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"We're still trying to identify the best course of treatment."
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The paper did not identify the source of the news.
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Literally any extra attempt to identify a taxpayer would help.
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Hall asked them to identify someone new they had met.
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Schemes to help identify drone operators are planned in Europe.
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It's pretty easy to identify the sites I'm talking about.
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You identify an eligible cohort and mail the cohort checks.
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I never had an opportunity to identify my actual assailant.
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The idea is to identify issues inherent to the technology.
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It means lots of different people can identify with it.
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Is that what people identify with most in your music?
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Yerson would only identify himself by his nome de guerre.
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They help identify what communities need the most urgent attention.
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The filing did not identify the manager accused of abuse.
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You lick your wounds and you identify the next target.
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Police have not been able to identify who was responsible.
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We are taking the necessary measures to identify those responsible.
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However, instead of having her identify wines, Isle has P!
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Some kind of recognition that other people can identify. Yeah.
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Identify where the people who are most socially isolated live.
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He declined to identify to which women he was referring.
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NAF helps employers identify, engage and onboard talented high schoolers.
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It did not identify the properties it intended to sell.
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Officials did not identify the men, aged 61 and 43.
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The Egyptian investigation has yet to officially identify the cause.
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The records also did not identify the employees by name.
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It's also difficult to identify some coherent regional activist tradition.
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With their familiar realism, Orren and Skowronek identify the problem.
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Authorities have yet to identify a motive for the shooting.
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Q. How do you identify those that are less obvious?
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He declined to identify any companies that had shown interest.
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Authorities did not identify the boys because they are minors.
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CNN agreed to identify her only by her first name.
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He did not identify her or say how she died.
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They are awaiting a medical examiner to identify the body.
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The high point of this season is easy to identify.
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He refuses to identify the bad man at the door.
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Police declined to identify the man seen in the video.
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For any disagreement, identify the lead person on each side.
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Defined by their costumes, those personas are easy to identify.
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The U.S. official did not identify the three military officials.
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He declined to identify the officials who had taken part.
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Walmart claims that Tesla's inspectors failed to identify dangerous hotspots
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It did not identify by name those it said profiteered.
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Such tracking can identify new opportunities for change and innovation.
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This helps salespeople identify viable leads and close more deals.
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It was not possible to identify who made the payments.
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To identify implicit bias, pay attention to your automatic responses.
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Temporary research accounts would also be required to identify themselves.
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The documents also identify the homicide victim as Patricia Haverly.
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"Hunt them, identify them, and kill them, " declared U.S. Rep.
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You cannot cure a disease if you cannot identify it.
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He declined to identify the projects because they were private.
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The organization says it is working to identify the cause.
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Trans people are civically engaged and rarely identify as Republicans.
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But the plan does not identify a specific replacement site.
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This will also help identify what is holding you back.
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The Brussels prosecutor's office has yet to identify any suspects.
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Some advice: Identify what you want to see before arriving.
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Postal service logos could be used to help identify them.
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Vegas What fictional television character do you most identify with?
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Just about everyone should be able to identify with this.
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Google uses them to identify commands spoken into Android smartphones.
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DNA testing will be conducted to help identify the child.
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Many Cuban fans of African descent particularly identify with him.
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Two on the left who identify as democratic socialists, Sen.
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Most sources of stress at work are easy to identify.
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He did not identify the individual or provide further details.
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Police have yet to identify a motive for the killings.
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The department's legal bureau will work to identify persistent violators.
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Raleigh police did not identify the man who was killed.
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Many facilities didn't have the ability to identify resistant bacteria.
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He also requested that Howard tag along to identify Muslet.
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There's a lot of people who identify as goth today.
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Street smart and grounded, Capricorns also identify with Sporty Spice.
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The company declined to identify the source of the data.
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Which character in the film do you most identify with?
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Love your children regardless of what gender they identify as.
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The poles are where we can best identify climate patterns.
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I'll always identify with the image of a strong woman.
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It took me some time to even identify as one.
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I no longer need a chart to identify my feelings.
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Even people who identify as asexual have experienced these shifts.
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You identify less and less with emotions and with thoughts.
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He asked airline executives in February to identify regulatory hurdles.
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Firstly, identify which partner has which deals in the partnership.
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If people can't identify problems, veterans will suffer and die.
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Christianity does not identify with a political ideology or party.
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Second, schools must have mandatory security assessments to identify risk.
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But how do you identify one while it is brewing?
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This will help you identify and remedy any uncaptured pixels.
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I asked Mr. Jones to identify trees or bird songs.
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There's no need for binoculars to identify your feathered visitors!
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They speak by telephone, but he does not identify himself.
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More than half of Democratic voters now identify as liberal.
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He did not identify Waymo by name at the time.
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He declined to identify which companies were in the program.
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We identify birds and look for animal tracks and scat.
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Within hours, a caller helped the police identify a suspect.
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Tesla owners also seem to identify closely with Mr. Musk.
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She underwent repeated biopsies to identify therapies that might help.
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The administration has yet to identify what those projects are.
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Analysts struggle to identify concessions made by the other side.
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"Twenty percent of millennials identify as L.G.B.T.Q.," Ms. Ellis said.
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"I just identify with her story, I guess," she says.
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The statement did not identify where the drone had originated.
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CNN Business could not identify a legal representative for Liu.
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Kidney issues in particular are tricky to identify in advance.
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She uses it to identify with people who feel squeezed.
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Are they able to identify that they were being trafficked?
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"There's no way to identify our history," Mr. Benjamin said.
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American government maps won't identify Jerusalem as being inside Israel.
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But A.I. researchers have now created algorithms to identify bots.
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Sessions did not identify any officials he thought were corrupt.
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They are also more likely to identify themselves as liberals.
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"It's pretty much unbeatable and difficult to identify," she said.
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The memo does not identify any of the 25 people.
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Identify two or three items that you can live without.
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One needn't be suffering like Aza to identify with it.
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Facebook does not ask its users to identify their race.
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Predictive policing to identify places where crime might occur next?
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Reuters could not identify the original creator of the post.
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The body's immune system uses antibodies to identify invading pathogens.
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The victim, Chanel Miller, recently came forward to identify herself.
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This is a request for information to identify existing spaces.
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I love working with people who don't identify as dancers.
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Only about 11 percent of black voters identify as Republicans.
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It is the land they live on and identify with.
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We humans were not shaped by evolution to identify truth.
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And again, this page may help you identify a Kindle.
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It did not identify the BCDC shareholders who are selling.
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There's a reluctance in the community to identify as immigrants.
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Voters are attracted to candidates with whom they can identify.
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Think you can identify clothes from 1985 and 1990 today?
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The statement did not identify the suspect or the victim.
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The report does not identify any of the 1663 athletes.
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Prevention. And for prevention we have to identify risk factors.
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Airport screenings have been expanded to identify anyone showing symptoms.
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Today about 0.5 percent of OkCupid users identify as sapiosexual.
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The Gonzalez families in Kissimmee and Sunrise identify as Latino.
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In order to identify a person, nuclear DNA is required.
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That includes young people who identify as Democratics and Republicans.
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They identify the strongest candidates and sharpen the eventual winner.
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Still, admirers say they can identify Mr. Casey's recent spark.
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Concrete American gains in this area are difficult to identify.
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Maybe bring lawsuits against so we can identify these people.
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Investigations continue to identify & prosecute this great tragedy & unforgivable mistake.
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She said employee assistance programs can help identify potential problems.
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We are going to identify people who the Kochs back.
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Police are now trying to identify and locate the suspect.
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It could identify the Google videos with almost perfect accuracy.
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It did not take long to identify a major problem.
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The Treasury report did not identify the specific acquisitions reviewed.
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It is usually pretty hard to definitively identify media bias.
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Vindman refused to answer questions that might identify that person.
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Kremlin does identify outlets willing to publish virtually anything and
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That may help you identify the reason for a delay.
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The prosecutor did not identify the banned group, Hanafi said.
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Scientists want to identify viral threats lurking in the wild.
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Really, I could only identify them by their stage names.
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They urged evacuees to "raise their hands" and identify themselves.
|
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Nearly half of whites identify as liberal or extremely liberal.
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Would either of them identify the current president as Donald?
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A big old zero: I couldn't identify a single one.
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As if I were asking her to identify a song?
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"I am optimistic we will identify more people," she said.
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Who did you identify with: Carrie, Samantha, Miranda or Charlotte?
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Both Hadid and her boyfriend Tyler Cameron identify as models.
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Early universal screening would improve the chances to identify students.
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"You can't identify its boundary with any accuracy," he says.
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But first I ask people how they identify themselves racially.
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Authorities did not immediately identify the suspect or the victims.
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In fact, two thirds of our guests identify as drinkers.
|
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Others were asked to identify details about their Facebook accounts.
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What does the TESS spacecraft look for to identify planets?
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The authorities did not identify the source of the money.
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How to identify and remove KidsGuard 'stalkerware' from your phone
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The company declined to identify the campaign, citing privacy concerns.
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CNN was unable to identify his attorney at this time.
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CNN was unable to identify Mawhinney's attorney at this time.
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Walker didn't identify the detective by name in his affidavit.
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Mr. Ghasemi did not identify any of them by name.
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You want to do this to identify any vulnerable points.
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Defense lawyers doubted the victim's ability to identify the men.
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Can anyone identify my singing partner from the Grammys 2020.
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Better antibody tests that identify past infections are still needed.
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Google declined to identify the sites or publishers it banned.
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There's a lot of people who can identify with that.
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They did not provide a breakdown or identify the companies.
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She did not identify Kavanaugh as one of her attackers.
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The external enemy is easier to fear, identify and combat.
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And it's hard for me to identify all those variables.
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Investigators are still working to identify some of the victims.
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Both Zúñiga and Rhodes declined to identify their Cuban counterparts.
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Some of us – but not all – also identify as trans.
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Police have yet to interview, charge or identify the man.
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CNN is working to identify representation for the four men.
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If you live in a flyover state, you can identify.
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She declined to identify the woman, as have the police.
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Police said they was still seeking to identify the victims.
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They would not try to identify the body, he said.
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Did he think the French should try to identify it?
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The complaint against Obracanik did not identify JPMorgan by name.
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Most of the members are women or identify as women.
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Work with a practitioner to identify what your body needs.
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The women, cloaked in niqab, are nearly impossible to identify.
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It did not identify the origin of the air strike.
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The app uses artificial intelligence to identify pizza as pizza.
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They identify with neither Wall Street nor Occupy Wall Street.
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How you identify and see yourself is your human right.
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The investigation continues to identify the killers and their motive.
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Be honest with yourself and clearly identify your unique problems.
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Statistical methods are used to identify general trends, it said.
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Officials have yet to identify the cause of the collapse.
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And there is no one way to identify a perpetrator.
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Does that make him harder for audiences to identify with?
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" The anonymous author, she added, "should identify themselves and resign.
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Gallup polling shows 39 percent of Americans identify as independents.
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We then try to identify the same ones in plants.
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Officials did not identify the precise location of the sites.
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It will require creators to identify content made for kids.
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Let imams who know some of the dead identify them.
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As for me, I identify as a Blanche, Dorothy rising.
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Waze does not allow drivers to specifically identify sobriety checkpoints.
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Cook did not identify the Marine who had been killed.
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The technique is currently being used to identify stolen antiquities.
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But racist motivations are not always so easy to identify.
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We need to identify some companies that are bad actors.
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Updated: Thanks to a reader who helped identify Jerry's champagne.
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Now meatpackers need not identify where the animal came from.
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Why wouldn't people come to heavily identify with that character?
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In some ways, I identify with people of color more.
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China has also used Interpol to identify allegedly corrupt officials.
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Cameras and sensors identify what they remove from the shelves.
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Lens couldn't identify the dracaena plant I have, one of the few things it said it would be able to, nor could it identify a pretty traditional-looking thermometer I had in my drawer.
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They may be able to identify the most effective approaches to solving problems, just as algorithms became world champions of chess and Go. Predictive analytics is used to identify potential criminals or romantic partners.
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Every medical diagnostic test usually has to make a tradeoff between how sensitive it is (how many positives does it identify correctly) versus how specific it is (how many negatives does it identify correctly).
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At that time, researchers were trying to identify fetuses at risk for oxygen deprivation, with accompanying brain damage; they developed electronic fetal monitoring in a quest to identify appropriate occasions for intervening during labor.
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Beyond the legal route, Google is also rolling out new tools to help it identify and take action against accounts tied to scams and to educate business owners on how to identify bad actors.
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The prosecutors did not identify the other figures, nor did Manley, who said he would "leave that up to the government to identify any person that is unnamed at this time," according to CNBC.
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These ideas would be considered, contrasted, debated, honed, amended, and weighed, and over time, in the same way stock markets identify the best companies, the the marketplace of ideas would identify the finest concepts.
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Just 24 percent of Republicans who identify as "conservative" thought the federal government is doing too little to combat climate change, while 65 percent of Republicans who identify as "moderate to liberal" thought so.
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Women who "lean Democratic" rather than identify as Democrats are widening the gap: The share of women who explicitly identify with the Democratic Party has stayed relatively constant since 1994, the Pew authors write.
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People who identify outside the binary don't identify or express solely as men or women, instead adopting gender roles and traits outside society's typical expectations and other times taking elements from both masculinity and femininity.
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The hospital, which the researchers didn't identify but described as a "large academic hospital," was one of many US health providers that employ algorithms to identify primary care patients with the most complex health needs.
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But while the "nones" seem to be supporting Sanders en masse, just 20 percent of voters supporting Trump identify as religiously unaffiliated—far less than the 34 percent of Trump voters who identify as evangelical.
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According to a report from GLAAD from earlier this year, 12% of millennials identify as transgender or gender non-conforming, and in general, young people are more likely to identify as LGBTQ than previous generations.
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Now those numbers are 43% and 30%, and this trend is likely to continue, as the younger generations are increasingly less likely to identify as white and Christian and more likely to identify as unaffiliated.
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In the late 19th century, it was the Victorian polymath and notorious eugenicist Sir Francis Galton who systematized the science of fingerprints to identify individuals — an approach which would then be applied to identify criminals.
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And the answer is that a person who is sometimes sexually attracted to people might identify as "gray-asexual" or "gray-a," which means they identify somewhere within the gray area between asexual and sexual.
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So public health experts have experimented with two other screening tests, one that uses vinegar to identify cancer and precancerous lesions, and another that uses DNA to identify HPV infections that could cause cervical cancer.
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Which is to say that theorists of gender understand it as existing on a gray-scale, where genderqueer and non-binary people identify somewhere between male and female, and the majority identify on the poles.
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They're the least likely to see big differences between the Democratic and Republican parties, and a March Pew poll found 44% of millennials identify as independent, while 35% identify as Democrats and 17% as Republican.
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While he declined to identify which companies he thinks will go public, Anderson did identify two key themes that he thinks investors should watch: cybersecurity and the rise of megaconstellations from SpaceX, OneWeb and Amazon.
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This group, 21 percent of the overall sample, self-identify primarily as Republicans (62 percent), but it also includes nearly one-third that identify as Independents (31 percent) and a handful of Democrats (5 percent).
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"We respect the voter's privacy and will not identify individual voters with our voter roll data, but we will lay out factual findings and systematic problems we can identify in our electoral system," he said.
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They expect forensic to positively identify the remains before the weekend.
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And when asked to identify a top 10, nine are right.
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The tests were not intended to identify carmakers violating the rules.
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Still, they needed to identify the killer to close the case.
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To be fair, pornography isn't the only health threat Republicans identify.
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Police are hoping someone will recognize the teens and identify them.
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Barwa did not identify the lending bank for this latest facility.
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Would identify more as an "Obama-ist," if that's a thing.
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The CFTC settlement involving David Liew, did not identify his employer.
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Imagine, however, if experts couldn't readily identify the diaries as fraudulent.
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Officials also did not identify the suspected shooter or a motive.
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One can certainly identify plausible ways in which this might occur.
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" He said he would identify his next moves "in due course.
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You want to teach this supercomputer how to identify an elephant.
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Researchers did not identify which water systems were considered high risk.
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Samsung is yet to identify a reason for the issue publicly.
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The whole time, he's fully masked so Bun can't identify him.
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An androgynous person, for example, may identify as nonbinary or genderqueer.
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Refinery29: What is it about country that you really identify with?
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I'm pumped to identify that person and bring back the show.
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In fact it says that our output does not identify individuals.
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We need carry out intensive and active surveillance to identify them.
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The American Cleaning Institute helped identify proper standards for the packets.
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Others used memes to identify with a younger, internet savvy generation.
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I identify with those kids because I was one of them.
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EU to identify and target receptive voters with pro-Brexit messaging.
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We don't identify with how the French courts used to [dance].
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After you've made your list, identify which pieces to invest in.
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Kuroda did not identify the two companies or the panel maker.
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This includes employees who declined to self-identify in our systems.
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It will identify bugs and shortcomings in the software; test 0.
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Reuters was not able to identify broker involved in the trade.
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CNN's KFile could not identify any other tweets deleted by Flynn.
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The earlier you identify and deal with these problems, the better.
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If the latter, then art historians wanted to identify that text.
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Routine screening tests to identify it early largely have been discredited.
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An investigation to identify and bring cases against others remains underway.
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Police did not identify any of the embassies or consulates involved.
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He declined to identify the U.S. officials who met with Gomez.
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"You can potentially identify a person from their urine," he says.
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Imagine, for example, you are trying to identify frequent search terms.
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They want to identify the specific smugglers in Guatemala and Mexico.
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Point it at a flower, and Google will identify the type.
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Her parents are both pastors and identify as born again Christians.
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The regulator did not identify any companies involved in the investigation.
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The shooter, whom Cervera refused to identify Friday night, was killed.
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Their ability to relate and identify with the child is critical.
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Here's a guide to phishing emails and how to identify them.
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The app uses AI to identify objects through your phone's camera.
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When he stepped forward, she could identify him as her stepson.
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The company said it uses machine learning to identify these areas.
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Within weeks, I could identify all the fixtures in a bathroom.
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This new law changed everything for Germans who identify as LGBTQ.
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I hope the stories are something the audience will identify with.
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But no match that could identify a suspect has turned up.
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Many identify with an umbrella group called the Pacific Patriots Network.
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That made it difficult to identify trending subjects, the company said.
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A monitor could also identify practices worth replicating at other prisons.
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The authorities have reportedly used facial recognition software to identify him.
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Hall declined to identify the officer until charges are formally filed.
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They didn't identify themselves and I was too afraid to ask.
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BuzzFeed News has been unable to identify the five other men.
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Fewer voters now identify with particular parties, making elections more volatile.
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Recent polling shows that a majority of Jews identify as Democrats.
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They didn't identify themselves, so I don't know who that is.
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In that case, they may even help identify drivers in emergencies.
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Venture capitalists identify and finance the innovators who create our future.
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Isn't it funny how you can identify with the different women?
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Reuters couldn't identify an IPS office or personnel working in Venezuela.
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There are people out there who identify as conservatives, not Republicans.
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You have to identify your goals — that's the most important thing.
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The board has initiated a search to identify a permanent CEO.
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What if you don't identify as a man or a woman?
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This time, Facebook did not identify the source of the misinformation.
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A screening process could identify industries where this might cause difficulties.
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It is against the law not to identify the true sponsor.
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Identify a culture war, and you may find yourself waging one.
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That would be a huge step toward helping identify pay disparities.
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The company declined to identify the vendor of its OLED displays.
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In some cases, that strand is easy to identify and describe.
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Second, would-be strongmen identify enemies for angry voters to blame.
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One of only four preserved specimens used to identify the species.
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He did not identify them, or say how many sought protection.
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Three different chimaera experts were recruited to help identify the fish.
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Marriott's carefully worded statement doesn't identify who obtained access and how.
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Right now, Lens won't be able to identify everything around you.
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Sorensen declined to identify the size of the Axpo supply agreement.
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Genome sequencing makes it ever easier to identify new drug targets.
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Among her final words were those presumed to identify her attacker.
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"Women should seek medical counsel to identify the best treatment option."
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In fact, many women identify with her for this very reason.
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Scam ID will identify known nuisance callers when your phone rings.
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And as NEDA notes, 42% of those men identify as gay.
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First, employers need to be able to identify who needs help.
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But people can identify them with just a bit of practice.
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The ability to identify who is sick in America is lucrative.
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The same cousin would later be called to identify her body.
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Can we get a florist on the phone to identify, please?
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Its precise causes are impossible to identify, and its consequences unknowable.
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"We expect to identify more positive cases," the official statement said.
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At that time, Coinbase was still trying to identify the issue.
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It is hard to identify the trigger for the latest violence.
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Authorities did not identify the victims or the gunman on Thursday.
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I've been lucky with having so many cultures to identify with.
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Users can also manually identify figures to better train the system.
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I will do my best to identify and help them grow.
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In fact, it's pretty easy to identify what you're dealing with.
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Fewer Brazilians than ever identify with the old left-right model.
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I have friends who identify as nonbinary, I have trans friends.
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"We will work to identify and prosecute those responsible," Rawlings wrote.
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Police spokesman Micky Rosenfeld wouldn&apost identify them by name Sunday.
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The police refused to identify the suspect, who managed to escape.
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The millennial women we polled overwhelmingly identify as Democrats or Independents.
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Can you instantly identify the celeb voice-over in every commercial?
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You can identify with some of the challenges your clients face.
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What are the attributes of Taurus that you most identify with?
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By the way, it's very smart of me to identify myself.
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Records of those interactions could help law enforcement identify the brokers.
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That information helped connect and identify the boy and his mother.
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By pinpointing the date, authorities were able to identify the suspect.
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But how many of us actually self-identify as these people?
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I learned to identify T-shirts and jeans as safe choices.
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In response, protestors created their own channel to identify plainclothes cops.
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The next layer combines lines to identify curves in the image.
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This startup got $2.3M to identify physical objects using diamond dust
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Facebook users do not explicitly self-identify with any ethnic groups.
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It would allow aspirants to seek mentors and identify role models.
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He's an outlaw country singer and I identify with his music.
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On some level, I identify as a Jew—despite no religious
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It did not identify Vietnam as the source of the attacks.
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Participants had to identify the pen that smelled in each set.
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There was no possibility to identify cases or contacts, to vaccinate.
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Parallel investigations had tried to identify the first Dread Pirate Roberts.
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The best subject lines quickly identify the message's contents for readers.
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They were able to identify a number of molecules, including benzonitrile.
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Police did not identify the mother or the slain man, 59.
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Local authorities had yet to identify suspects as of Friday morning.
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Instead, it uses your phone's camera to identify where you are.
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It even tapped technology platform Zefr to identify key online stars.
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It's entirely possible to analyze text and identify who wrote it.
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Personally, I have to say that I identify with Alaska here.
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It did not identify which ministries were part of the review.
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Could you identify the things people on Facebook care about most?
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Darktrace's system is designed to identify malicious activity in a network.
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The U.S. official did not identify the three ousted military officials.
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Another way of creating leverage is to identify a humanitarian angle.
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What matters is how a person feels and how they identify.
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But none of those alone can identify women most at risk.
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Identify critical business systems and the forward-looking KPIs that matter.
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Rihanna Song You Most Identify With: "Bitch Better Have My Money"
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In the 1970s, police could only identify victims using dental records.
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People who self-identify as Snapchat users also reported lower satisfaction.
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The officials did not identify possible acquisition targets, the sources said.
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OkCupid is partnering with Planned Parenthood to help identify feminist users.
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"After the poll, we identify pathways to building resilience," said Chirawurah.
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Trump did not identify the "group" that had those poll numbers.
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The officials did not identify the missing troops or their rank.
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Then identify which draft elements light a spark and develop them.
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I wanted to identify every character of color, if I could.
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The company, in a statement, declined to identify any participating investors.
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My first task was to identify and monitor the vessels involved.
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They asked the volunteers to identify objects on a computer screen.
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I was one of them who had to identify her body.
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This makes it significantly easier for investigators to identify the culprit.
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Our engineers were able to identify and resolve the issue quickly.
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Even if you can identify the feelings, their origins remain mysterious.
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Culture isn't a costume, even if you identify as a steampunk.
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" Despite this, she said, "I absolutely identify as a Valley Girl.
|
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That spokesman did not identify the nationality of the injured soldiers.
|
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According to Imse, people who identify as LGBTQ comprise less than .
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Again, only 17 percent of American Christians identify with it explicitly.
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The devices purport to identify stress and anger before violence erupts.
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The body's state of decomposition made it difficult to identify Adriana.
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The historian that discovered the tapes couldn't identify her real name.
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Buck declined to identify who from the campaign contacted their office.
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We're helping employees identify and address unconscious racial and gender bias.
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It's hard to identify with something so empty at its core.
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The source declined to identify the technicians or give their nationalities.
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How do you identify design talent that can anticipate what's coming?
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For many who identify as "incels," their celibacy is self-imposed.
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The criminal complaint against Obracanik did not identify JPMorgan by name.
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Did it simply "identify" that a fake link had been shared?
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Quite a few of the "nones" identify as atheists or agnostics.
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This data will allow authorities to identify a rhino in distress.
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It was postponed to allow families to identify their loved ones.
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From there, you can navigate the page to identify your representatives.
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It did not elaborate and did not identify the U.S. retailer.
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A record percentage of Democrats identify as liberal, according to Gallup.
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Salespeople then worked closely with these advocates to identify potential patients.
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Faller later declined to identify which LCS might be the choice.
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Poll: More Republicans identify themselves as Trump supporters than GOP supporters.
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But each time it feels ready they identify another blind spot.
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This makes it easier to track purchases and identify fraudulent activity.
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" Matiella said that with Trump's election her "identify came into question.
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The Unification Ministry did not identify the officials who will attend.
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They did not identify Johnson, of Florida, who was unaccounted for.
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I identify entirely with Jane Austen's point of view, on everything.
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And because of all that, I identify so strongly with her.
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Russian police have started using it to identify suspects and witnesses.
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Plus, there's no identify information attached to the AI-generated images.
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"The goal here was to identify publicly available providers," he said.
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"You can, in many, many cases, identify the event," he said.
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But he expressed confidence in Facebook's ability to identify problems earlier.
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Officials predict that it could take years to identify the remains.
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The Egyptian investigation has yet to officially identify the exact cause.
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The first step in solving any problem is to identify it.
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That is his target demographic with whom he wants to identify.
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The chairman has so far declined to publicly identify those companies.
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It did not identify the shareholders or elaborate on their objections.
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Digitizing both streamlined the process and helped identify points of delay.
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A similar temptation is to identify Russia as the real villain.
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People can identify in many ways, and often do so simultaneously.
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Let us identify those suggestions that we believe have some merit.
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However, you need to identify what tosacrificeand what is non-negotiable.
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Todd hopes to identify anything the failures might have in common.
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Sanders won 72 percent of those who identify as political independents.
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The firm also represents individuals who identify fraud at government agencies.
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He embraced the early civil rights movement but did not identify
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The stated purpose of the program is to identify non-U.
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As it was, his two efforts to identify the tipster failed.
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DNA analysis and other forensic techniques can erroneously identify innocent people.
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To start, it's important to identify precisely what is at issue.
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The OIG's report doesn't identify the employees who got the raises.
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Erickson helped Butina identify politically influential individuals to build relationships with.
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"Leaver" and "Remainer" now the primary ways that people identify politically
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Rae is learning to identify it very late in this life.
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Sikh people wear turbans to identify as members of the faith.
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AI can, in some cases, also help identify M&A targets.
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The declaration must specifically identify the authorities that it is activating.
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Officials predict that it could take years to identify the remains.
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While it can be hard to identify, loneliness can spread easily.
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Feminists have worked for decades to properly identify and name trauma.
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But some are skeptical that AI can effectively identify these images.
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She did not identify the suspect or mention a possible motive.
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The court documents identify the noxious substance as trazodone, an antidepressant.
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Her task is to identify the causes and reverse the trend.
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Among respondents that identify as Republicans, just 43 percent favor legalization.
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The statement did not identify the person or give other details.
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Federal authorities are yet to identify a motive for the massacre.
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The people behind 40 Wall Street Holdings are harder to identify.
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To achieve success, one must identify these habits and replace them.
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And now it's expensive, because consumers want to identify with it.
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And for those who identify as LGBTQ, the percentage is higher.
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Also ask advisers to identify the various types of investment risks.
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The scientists didn't identify the specific microbes that might be important.
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Victories occurred during the Brownback era and are easy to identify.
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It's difficult even to identify a public benefit for this one.
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It is just to identify the projects and we access it.
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Two of the 88 Republicans do not identify as Christian: Reps.
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It's the place that I identify most closely with as home.
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Not if she chooses to identify herself as a feminist, anyway.
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"The Navy will identify the offset," said Pentagon spokesman Lt. Col.
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She declined to identify the person who she said assaulted her.
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They may not even know how to identify depression in themselves.
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Police are still trying to identify the attacker and the victims.
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He also declined to identify the client who received the subpoena.
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Reuters couldn't reach Cruz for comment or identify his legal counsel.
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Financial institutions need to identify individuals who have committed financial crimes.
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The Knicks, meanwhile, could not identify the cause for their implosion.
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Could police officers someday identify criminals just by looking at them?
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It's easy to identify Muslim women who dress in Islamic dress.
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Additionally, millennials are much less likely to identify as middle class.
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A lot of Christians are not going to identify with that.
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The review didn't identify an ideal shoe design for older adults.
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They use cookies and "other technologies" to identify and track users.
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Confusingly, many of them identify as feminists in their Twitter bios.
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All Alert Ready partners are working together to identify the cause.
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The Vatican did not identify the miracle in the Sheen case.
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Just 15% of millennials identify as conservative, according to Pew Research.
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I don't identify as a witch, although I believe I could.
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I've met women who strongly identify as feminist who hate it.
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Police did not identify the two people killed by the gunman.
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N on behalf of a client which it did not identify.
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Chau's social media posts identify him as an adventurer and explorer.
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Why do you think goths identify so heavily with the macabre?
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I couldn't care less how you identify, but this isn't right.
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Via is experimenting with AR features to identify your ride-share.
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Annual corporate filings variously identify him as Russian, Latvian and Maltese.
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In 12-step meetings, people identify themselves by first names only.
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You might find it helpful to identify your community's aid organizations.
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If so, which animal, and why do you identify with it?
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No longer did retailers have to identify and attract potential customers.
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Doctors can help patients identify products that are fraudulent or dangerous.
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They are also much more likely to identify as politically moderate.
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Identify personal tendencies and their influence on your success or failure.
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You identify some people you know well enough to stand with.
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Drones may soon have to identify themselves electronically while in flight.
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The company tries to identify the best photos using artificial intelligence.
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You're from Nigeria, you are Nigerian, you identify with that country.
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The Taobao auction page did not immediately identify the winning bidder.
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I just didn't understand how I was unable to identify it.
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I don't identify as a liberal, but this is the context.
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The only way they could identify her was by her fingerprints.
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This produced an excitement from a place I could not identify.
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They are much more sympathetic to those who identify as transgender.
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Prosecutors did not identify any of the MSPs that were breached.
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Most Icelanders who profess a religious faith identify themselves as Lutherans.
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We identify concepts and fit them into bigger frameworks of meaning.
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Shall we engage 23andMe to identify the genetically guilty or innocent?
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But Drayton's genius is his capacity to identify new social categories.
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The Turkish source said Turkish officials were trying to identify them.
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Which seniors do you most connect or identify with and why?
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The spokesman declined to identify the detainee or provide more details.
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The accomplishment of these war opponents are sometimes hard to identify.
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This will help you identify what other things affect your training.
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It's true that people who identify as Juggalos have committed crimes.
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There was clearly something in visual art he could identify with.
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Almost 50% of Democratic primary voters identify as moderate or conservative.
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Facebook needs to set up AI systems to help identify these.
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For years, he and his colleagues tried to identify the woman.
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The DNA Doe Project seeks to identify only bodies, not killers.
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It helps you identify what you actually need to get done.
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Once trained, Kyndi's software can identify concepts and not just words.
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It flew off before he could properly photograph or identify it.
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The statement did not identify any of the detained by name.
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For now the organization is trying to identify what was taken.
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