The underlying technology, this immutable ledger ... It's immutable because there's an incentive system behind it, which creates economic value on the security of the ledger.
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It's an "immutable or almost immutable record of who has transferred bitcoins to who," Peter van Valkenburgh, research director at public policy advocacy group Coin Center, told me.
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Blockchain provides the chance for smart contracts to be recorded in an immutable and secure way, which means regulators and banks will have an immutable record of transactions taking place.
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We tend to assume these are neutrally drawn, immutable borders.
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Yeah this touches back onto "Immutable Law" subject matter too.
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Bitcoin does away with this by presenting an immutable ledger.
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One approach — "immutable life log technology" — especially gets my attention.
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His final album, released in 2015, reflected his immutable worldview.
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Such politics explodes the myth of insurmountable and immutable partisanship.
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President of the United States is not an immutable characteristic.
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Approaches such as immutable containers change how you think about your systems with containers: Immutable Servers are a deployment model that mandates that no application updates, security patches, or configuration changes happen on production systems.
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And somehow, under all the adornments, the fries stay crisp, immutable.
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So there is no reason to assume that it is immutable.
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It is a single immutable ledger, one copy shared by all.
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Edges, lines, borders, barriers — they all masquerade as discrete, immutable facts.
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Blocks of data are immutable, so blockchains are permanent audit trails.
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Can free will alter events we originally believed to be immutable?
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More importantly, this critique recasts current trends into timeless immutable facts.
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The security paradigms that defined it weren't immutable laws of history.
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But immutable rules seem to govern certain situations, like Thanksgiving entertaining.
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But the blockchain, it makes it so our blockchains are immutable.
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An FCC ruling, on the other hand, would be more immutable.
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There is no immutable guarantee, no matter how great the history.
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We need to talk about politicians not being an immutable character.
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Being a beggar on the street is not an immutable characteristic.
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And that's the fundamental problem that focusing on "immutable characteristics" overlooks.
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American—but as with the definition of "American," it is not immutable.
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Generally laws named after people are sound, scientifically proven, maybe even immutable.
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The only law that is immutable is the law of unintended consequences.
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Information stored on the blockchain is "immutable," or unable to be changed.
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The monarch's role is to be (or, at least, to appear) immutable.
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But in one crucial sense, the organ has been seen as immutable.
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Clinton's margin among Democratic elites wasn't inevitable, and her advantage wasn't immutable.
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"Truth" is an immutable word: Something is true or it is not.
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Long an immutable fixture of life, the dollar has become an obsession.
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It is an indisputable, immutable truth that all dogs are good dogs.
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Once entered, transactions cannot be easily changed, creating a largely immutable record.
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The immutable truths of Plato and Aristotle needed to be appreciated again.
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Those labels are not as immutable as you think, Ms. Jensen said.
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It'd be easy to just conclude that the human condition was immutable.
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One place where I think this is important is that, a lot of the debate here and the reason people care about it, is that if you're saying things are immutable, often people say they're immutable because they're genetic.
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This is an immutable truth, much like gravity or the wetness of water.
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Size is negatively correlated with outperformance; this is an immutable law of finance.
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Because the whole transparency part of it and the fact that it's immutable.
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Power operates by certain rules in this world, and those rules are immutable.
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There is nothing immutable about the way the two parties currently line up.
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"Sexual orientation is not immutable to the same extent as race," he wrote.
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So it's not as if the problem stems from an immutable American characteristic.
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These contracts are recorded on the blockchain, making them both public and immutable.
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A public digital ledger A blockchain is essentially an immutable public digital ledger.
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The former, like painting and sculpture, produces pieces that are fixed and immutable.
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In essence, a blockchain is an immutable shared record known as a distributed ledger.
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Transactions can be created and data shared by various parties in an immutable fashion.
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This music is to remind you that you're immutable, that you're significant and meaningful.
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Moreover, the trends that mark Germany out from its industrialised peers are not immutable.
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All Bitcoin transactions are posted to an immutable public ledger, known as a blockchain.
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As an irrefutable and immutable record, it can track just about anything of value.
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You can't have an immutable database where you can't then delete users from it.
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This technology must be built-in and immutable except in low-end burner phones.
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In an age of profound relativism, he pursued an ongoing search for immutable values.
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In Puerto Rico, he was confronted with the immutable fact of a devastating hurricane.
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He has become a caricature of the articulate, stolid, immutable visionary he once was.
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"Nothing is immutable in this sport in terms of where we race," he added.
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These high officials failed to protect the FBI's immutable compact with the American people.
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The buildings, and the social order they represented, were not so immutable after all.
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But in a representative democracy, elected officials' positions are not supposed to be immutable.
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Conservative Christians are not the only Americans who consider biological sex to be immutable.
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Dispensing punishment on the basis of an immutable characteristic flatly contravenes this guiding principle.
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He was on the path now, brutal and immutable, to becoming a professional killer.
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Kant, too, thought that Jews had immutable traits that made them inferior to Christians.
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If you say they're immutable, that's actually a way — and this is what Murray does, again explicitly and repeatedly both on your show and in other places — is say that because they're immutable, that really means that this is not on us.
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Sanders. It will have nothing to do with re-jiggering his message, which seems immutable
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But what once seemed to be an immutable axiom of burgernomics is true no longer.
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To her, equality protects our right to be considered something more than our immutable traits.
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Marx was one of the first to recognise that institutions matter and are not immutable.
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At the same time, it is important to understand that liberal society is not immutable.
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The Factom protocol allows for the open coordination of processes against immutable ledgers of data.
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Ramírez Jonas erases the emperor from his version of "Equestrian Statue," democratizing the immutable monument.
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Progressives emphasize groups, placing immutable characteristics on an oppression scale that only "organizing" can defeat.
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At the center of a blockchain network is the notion of a shared, immutable ledger.
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The blockchain comes into account because of its nature as an irrefutable and immutable record.
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To Germany, those rules are immutable (unless Germany is the one asking for some slack).
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But It's Complicated is a close second in my definitive and immutable Nancy Meyers rankings.
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In that case, its role was an immutable and tamper-proof public ledger of activity.
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Debunking the myth that these conflicts are eternal and immutable is a critical first step.
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It's an indication of what now seems an almost immutable law of the Trump presidency.
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For a long time, I thought there was an immutable link between coolness and positivism.
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His bearishness and his way of flaunting his scholarship were immutable aspects of his personality.
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AG: This isn't the first time that a non-immutable characteristic that has been incorporated.
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The Louisiana hate crimes statute still includes crimes committed against people for their immutable characteristics.
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That too offends the nationalists, since abdication supposedly breaks with over two millennia of immutable tradition.
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Long before Mr. Trump came along, the supposedly immutable laws of politics had begun to fall.
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Photo: GettySomeone added images of child sexual abuse to an immutable blockchain ledger, the BBC reported.
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What if the progression of time, and the reality attached to it, was anything but immutable?
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The Haganah operates in a bitter shadow world, bound by the immutable elements of clandestine operations.
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The inverse relationship between security and privacy is almost as immutable as the laws of physics.
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A blockhain-based approach could provide a starting point for an immutable record of legal identity.
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Spotted aims to quantify our standards, which are never as immutable as we think they are.
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For all his bravado, Mr. Trump is about to encounter something even more immutable than himself.
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I hate saying, you know, 'We need more of these people because of this immutable characteristic.
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But these hierarchies of value and grief are not inevitable or immutable, Butler tells her readers.
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Kanye dick-raps over Nina Simone samples because those are the immutable laws of his universe.
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Most attempts to use blockchains remain tentative Other vendors weaken the cryptography that makes bitcoin transactions immutable.
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If the blockchain is going to be an immutable record, you need to start with clean data.
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Once inside, students were encouraged to question everything that had previously been accepted as intrinsic and immutable.
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Once a page is full of records, it's signed and becomes an immutable "block" in the blockchain.
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"Sexual orientation is an immutable characteristic that is resistant to change," the court said in its ruling.
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A blockchain stores every transaction in a system on what amounts to an immutable record of events.
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The work necessary for maintaining and confirming this immutable record is what is commonly known as mining.
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One reason, the researchers say, is that the notion that aging is immutable is so deeply entrenched.
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Others insisted that doing so would be a violation of the principle that blocks must remain immutable.
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But Moore's Law is coming to an end, due to an even more immutable law: material physics.
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For the Chinese, and for many connoisseurs in the wider world, this is art with immutable value.
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One of the accepted virtues of blockchain is that it creates a permanent, immutable ledger of transactions.
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For blockchain purists, simply questioning the immutable nature of the technology is a heresy to be resisted.
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All of this drama points up an immutable fact: no government agency can be immune from politics.
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It assumes there is one dosage that is correct for all patients, and that number is immutable.
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"The dementia rate is not immutable," said Dr. Richard Hodes, director of the National Institute on Aging.
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These immutable facts did not prevent YouTuber TheRasteri from getting an NES to run Doom...sort of.
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By the end of the "Ring" cycle, the immutable forces have won out, just as Erda foretold.
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Onion soup At Jojo's place, the menu was simple and immutable: terrine, onion soup, and apple tartlets.
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It means that we cannot sit back, confident that our institutions are protected by some immutable law.
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But Dr. Hug hopes this study will remind scientists, doctors and us of every person's immutable exceptionalism.
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Trump's immutable views on this subject have put him at odds with Pentagon leadership more than once.
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On a recent visit to an exhibition, I broke what is usually a museum's most immutable rule.
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The parents do their best but certain things remain immutable, and the child is what he is.
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It turns out that public opinion is not immutable, but subject to political persuasion and unforeseen events.
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Culture is not immutable, as those who ascribe countries' diverging fates to deep-rooted cultural attributes often suggest.
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The immutable math of investing says the richer valuation you pay, the lower your expected long-term returns.
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Under Mr Trump, it is likely to revert to mean "immutable biological traits identifiable by or before birth".
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It upset long-believed claims that racial differences, including what we would now call ethnic differences, are immutable.
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The blockchain provides all the usual advantages of a decentralized record keeping system, immutable records and encrypted transactions.
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Around that immutable core swirl large clouds of negotiation, compromise, duplicity, manipulation and general misery for all involved.
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Official forecasters tend to assume that participation trends are immutable, and do not respond much to economic conditions.
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The data on the ledger is protected with cryptography, is immutable and auditable and provides an uncensored truth.
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Next year, BC stoners might just have their pot purchases entered into a permanent, immutable, and distributed ledger.
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This log is immutable to hackers, as no one has the ability to change or delete crucial information.
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Behind all the stats there lies an immutable fact: Black Panther is the MCU's best kickoff to date.
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He draws a clear, immutable line between what is acceptable and what isn't, and he stands by it.
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Second, it is illegal for a public accommodation to directly discriminate against individuals because of their immutable characteristics.
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" She added, "Hate crimes are about an identity-based bias, an immutable characteristic that a person cannot change.
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And how does anyone keep the immutable rule known as the Law of Unintended Consequences from kicking in?
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And here it was, a month later, as sashimi, its provenance indisputable, trusted, immutable, thanks to the blockchain.
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Immigration seems to be an immutable problem that has eluded all efforts at reform — but reform it needs.
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And those with applications that need an immutable and verifiable ledger database can try out Amazon QLDB here.
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They're not immutable, exactly, but the experience of starting again will never feel quite like that first time.
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For Orthodox families, who constitute about 10 percent of the American Jewish population, the traditional bris remains immutable.
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It will eliminate the need for transaction reconciliation, because the transaction is stored as a single immutable record.
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"It's a huge public ledger as immutable as anything invented," CEO Bruce Cleaver told Reuters in reference to blockchain.
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And the cryptography-based and immutable nature of the transactions would make it nearly impossible to compromise the ledger.
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Because the public ledger which records bitcoin transactions is immutable, there's no way to remove evidence of past dealings.
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Astrology memes have never been more popular, with some (not all) interpretations imagining immutable personality types predetermined at birth.
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Both groups are striving to locate something fundamental and immutable about Britain in an era of erosion and evanescence.
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Even outside of transgender people, medical notions of gender rarely fit into two absolute, immutable, and mutually exclusive categories.
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And transgender people "have immutable and distinguishing characteristics that make them a discernible class", another requirement for heightened protection.
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Although blockchains can be used as an immutable record of financial transactions, this is far from their only use.
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The goal is to create an alternative to the NASDAQ with a ledger that is open, transparent, and immutable.
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But I had to offer a riposte to Shawn that, while society can be reshaped, human nature is immutable.
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Rather than stiff and immutable as the floorboards of a stage, space and time, he said, jiggles like jelly.
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And most who believe in a religion assume that the theology they have been taught and accept is immutable.
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The date hasn't officially been set, but the reason for her imminent departure is immutable: She fell in love.
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The official stance of the Republican Party is that sex is established by God at birth and is immutable.
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Silicon Valley treats Moore's Law as if it is immutable, and with even more reverence than it does paranoia.
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The Trump administration, however, is trying to define gender as a biological, immutable condition determined by genitalia at birth.
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""My belief as i set out in my witness statement is that sex is a biological fact & is immutable.
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XCurrent uses an immutable "interledger" protocol which Ripple said improves on existing payment networks because it offers instant settlement.
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Even within the LBGTQ community, consensus around the idea that sexual orientation is innate and immutable has never existed.
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My belief as i set out in my witness statement is that sex is a biological fact & is immutable.
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This framework is not immutable, although formidable vested interests—including the police and prison officers—now back tough drugs laws.
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An immutable law of physics is that if you hang around CES long enough, you will eventually run into Will.i.am.
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Things that seemed immutable are eventually revealed to be as easily displaced as the shifting sands of a beach dune.
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Biometric information can be particularly revealing and immutable, Lauren Smith, senior counsel for the Future of Privacy Forum, tells Axios.
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For just as long, that same noble, immutable principle has been practically defined as whatever the NCAA says it is.
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To be alive is to feel like you're a pawn controlled by powerful, immutable forces, and that will mean suffering.
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That number is easy to remember as it's immutable and always 503 lbs higher than I want it to be.
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This kind of atomic, immutable treatment of the automobile worked 25 years ago; it even worked okay five years ago.
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All of the insights that Briq can provide through its immutable ledger can add up to big savings for developers.
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But as the Democratic majorities of 2009 and 2010 show, "growing pains" are not an immutable fact of legislative politics.
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This immutable code, known as the hardware root of trust, is laid down during chip fabrication, and is implicitly trusted.
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He simply takes this as an immutable truth of the universe, like the tides or the phases of the moon.
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Unlike racial minorities, their condition is not immutable, but, like many religious minorities, they are subject to hostility and prejudice.
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These trends are not immutable, but reversing them will require Congress, on a bipartisan basis, to flex its constitutional muscle.
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It comes from the same immutable competitive instincts as my determination to always peel my oranges in a single peel.
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"The traditional way to build video games is to create pre-rendered assets that are static and immutable," she said.
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Given that alliances come and go, but geography remains immutable, this is a reasonable position for South Korea to take.
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The move comes as South Koreans are coping with a changing U.S. military presence — one no longer seen as immutable.
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If you regard her behaviors as inevitable and immutable, like the seasons, then they lose their power to upset you.
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Religious institutions also provide communities and identities that aren't based upon immutable traits such as race or country of birth.
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They also provide greater security due to their decentralized nature, as well as the fact that the ledgers are immutable.
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But those people are up against institutional laziness and inertia that they eventually learn to accept as immutable and absolute.
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Then, because of this ledger that exists, this immutable, permanent ledger, Kara would still be able to find that, right?
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Blockchains offer an immutable ledger of data without relying on a central authority—that's core to the hype behind the technology.
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Ultimately, he believes that "diversity" initiatives should focus more on ideological diversity, and less on immutable characteristics like race and gender.
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It has gained immense popularity worldwide because it is an immutable proof and record of all transactions across practically all industries.
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She's a feminist, too, but one who can't overcome her seemingly immutable status as a poor person, whomever she voted for.
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Since the earliest days of the European Union, farm policy has had outsized importance as an immutable system of public welfare.
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After all, whom institutions choose to celebrate and how they depict the past are choices to be debated, not immutable facts.
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It also gives form to an immutable truth about human politics: We are all, for better or worse, in this together.
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Blockchain is an immutable shared ledger of transactions that is maintained by a network of computers, rather than a centralized authority.
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"It is an immutable and universal rule that judges are not as funny as they think they are," the court said.
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Behavior patterns are not immutable, he told Retro Report, a series of video documentaries examining how past developments inform modern events.
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In addition, the immutable and often irreversible nature of smart contracts could pose challenges in the context of insurance delinquency proceedings.
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This is a requirement because the beauty and the curse of the distributed ledger is that it is an immutable record.
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Sherlock's conspiracy ran into an immutable, definitive end date — the final episode — but the current conspiracies have built-in fail-safes.
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But when you examine how people spend money on their family, a lot of those behaviors, good and bad, seem immutable.
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But rather than view food habits as fixed and immutable, Wilson lays out strategies to gradually "unlearn" troubling behaviors and tastes.
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The court reasoned that discrimination based on race is forbidden because, it said, race is immutable, while hairstyles can be changed.
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In quantitative research, it may be convenient to view race through an essentialist model that treats it like an immutable characteristic.
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Some, they don't find valuable until they re-read it 10 years later (as I did with 22 Immutable Laws of Branding).
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Once you become a believer in the concept of immutable servers, then speed of deployment and minimizing vulnerability surface area become objectives.
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Well, how do you help someone work through that when they're blaming these immutable characteristics, some of which actually do face prejudice?
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What will be key is whether the courts feel the characteristics being discriminated against are immutable, such as a person's skin color.
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Each record can store metadata containing ownership and rights information in a transparent and immutable way for everyone to see and verify.
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The court ruling states: "It is an immutable and universal rule that judges are not as funny as they think they are."
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THAT CHINA sells more to the world than it buys from it can seem like an immutable feature of the economic landscape.
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Hate crime laws combat bias against an immutable group identity, like gender or race, and are intended to protect vulnerable minority groups.
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Please note that we only considered full-length works, not short stories, and that these rankings are immutable and 100 percent accurate.
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Meanwhile, Marisa Maza's "freie intervalle" (Free intervals, 1997/98) explores the blurring of the supposedly immutable sex/gender divide in elite sports.
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The immutable and irreversible qualities of this decentralized technology prevent inventors from meddling with it once in use, for better or worse.
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The present-day grim reality clearly proves once again the immutable truth that one's destiny should be defended by one's own efforts.
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The database characteristics and immutable nature of the technology make information transparent and easy to track, and large-scale hacking extremely difficult.
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But race and gender are immutable characteristics, and for that reason, they are given the highest level of scrutiny in constitutional law.
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Under pressure from the established broker distribution network, life insurers have made the 4 percent commission an immutable element of their pricing.
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The Alabama district court dismissed Jones's lawsuit based on the argument that dreadlocks are not an "immutable trait" that Jones can't change.
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Yes, but: While blockchain technology is appealing because transactions are immutable, there are still several potential problems with using it for voting.
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Voters have the comfort and ease of paper they can touch, and the security of immutable record publicly available on the blockchain.
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Five days a week for the last 23 years, the affable Ms. Bartlett, 60, and her team have followed an immutable ritual.
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The idea that a league like the N.H.L. gets to decide what "its" players do is hardly an immutable law of nature.
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Presented as part of the final piece, molds suggest the latent potential of those immutable values from which American ideals are cast.
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Certain policies would change with each election, of course, but our rights, the fundamental tenets of our democracy, were immutable, eternally true.
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But it all will be refracted through social media's twisted lens, the one, immutable influence of the 2010s that will never wane.
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Now, new technologies, specifically those that underpin Bitcoin — distributed ledger technology (DLT) and its immutable blockchain encryption technique — are presenting a solution.
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But I can't imagine what my mother has had to give up to let go of the idea that gender is immutable.
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Nagy's novel roguishly equates international brinkmanship with interpersonal relations, an analogy that underscores the ways in which both can abjure immutable truths.
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You can, essentially, record something else, a key to something else in there, and it becomes an almost immutable record of something.
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Some stock exchanges wonder whether blockchain's distributed, tamper-proof ledgers and immutable and transparent transaction records could speed up and simplify the process.
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Attackers hit tech-first companies that at least had a basic understanding of security, and a limited amount of your immutable personal information.
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The second lies in the immutable realities of great-power relations, underpinned by history and geography that no deal-making can wholly negate.
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The state has no interest, the lawsuit argues, in balancing the workplace based on immutable characteristics such as race, sex or sexual preference.
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From the moment he meets Daisy, his ideas about who he is and what he wants and what he can become are immutable.
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But yes, the title comes directly from the only immutable law of life being change, and having to live with that in mind.
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Blockchain, the technology underpinning cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin, is a shared and immutable database maintained by a network of computers on the internet.
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The benefits of an immutable ledger in situations where there's been a disease outbreak seem obvious, according to Gem chief executive Micah Winkelspecht.
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My least favorite phrase in neuroscience is "hard-wired," the idea that because something resides in the brain, it is fixed and immutable.
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The tech, created by Leonardo Gammar of Agora, anonymously stored votes in an immutable ledger, thereby offering instant access to the election results.
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This ledger is public, meaning that anyone can read it, and immutable, meaning that no one can change what happened in the past.
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Yes, it's nice to imagine online life as a zero-gravity zone, untethered from the giants, governed by the immutable laws of cryptography.
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Mr Higashida's latest book, "Fall Down 7 Times Get Up 8", provides a similar guide to the "immutable beauties" of the autistic mind.
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Keeping in mind an immutable truth of this investigation -- Mueller knows more than we do -- here's a look ahead at what to expect.
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Such changes point to the danger of understanding Alexievich's "voices" as historical testimony, or interpreting them as evidence of a single, immutable truth.
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The triumph of free-market principles over planned economies in the 20th century, he said, did not make those principles infallible or immutable.
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The service, which is launching into preview today, offers an append-only, immutable journal that tracks the history of all changes, Amazon said.
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With Gospel technology we can provide an immutable record store so that trust can be fully automated between systems of forward-thinking businesses.
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"The M.T.A.'s sky-high costs aren't some immutable fact of nature; they're the result of flawed processes and outdated practices," she said.
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Superheroes nowadays are sunny, nimble and self-deprecating; they mostly aim to divert rather than warn us about the immutable amorality of humanity.
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Those externals, along with the experiences accrued in a lifetime, do little to alter that immutable bedrock known as character, the authors argue.
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Some "gender critical" people have tried to claim that trans women are male and, as Forstater claimed, that sex is immutable, or unchangeable.
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Instead, they require a case-by-case analysis to determine whether a proposed group has members who share socially distinct immutable or fundamental traits.
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Genetic information is immutable: Vigna points out that it's possible to change credit card numbers or even addresses, but genetic information cannot be changed.
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This truth is as immutable as the advent of electricity or the internal combustion engine, yet at a magnitude that dwarfs these previous revolutions.
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There's no magic wand to solve gun violence in America, but neither is it immutable fate that 32,000 Americans die from firearms each year.
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They are exploring the usefulness of blockchain - the technology to create an immutable ledger first used for cryptocurrency - to improve accountability throughout supply chains.
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Openness to exchanges of goods and ideas, or indeed to immigration, is not an immutable parameter, but subject to change based on human preferences.
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"Proposed Definition: Sex means a person's status as male or female based on immutable biological traits identifiable by or before birth," the memo reads.
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But the process of laundering, after all, becomes rather difficult when there is an immutable, peer-maintained record of every penny being pushed around.
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These are groups we determine to have beliefs or practices that attack or malign an entire class of people, typically for their immutable characteristics.
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I've known the radical left to use the victim card — be it race, gender or some other immutable human condition — to obscure the truth.
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The blockchain is not controlled by any single party, but cross-checked by a network of computer users, with information stored in immutable records.
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"We believe that it's really not possible for a person to change their sex, that biological sex at birth is essentially immutable," Sprigg said.
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"Blockchain requires cryptography and the ability to have a public ledger that is completely immutable, perfectly safe, distributed all over the world," he continued.
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But by that time Franklin's standing as the Queen of Soul, a musical legend, and American music's premiere diva was well established and immutable.
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"Engaging with characters that differ from us in race, religion or culture, helps us feel our immutable connections as a species," Mr. Hosseini said.
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Still, while presidential politics have become a veritable institution in the state, deep-fried pork chops and all, the presidential primary calendar isn't immutable.
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Yet if racism is constant and immutable, how did millions of Northerners come to embrace emancipation and the laws and constitutional amendments of Reconstruction?
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The alternative is to take the low-growth world we've been living in as an immutable fact of life, and get used to it.
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Facial recognition requires creating databases of sensitive and personally-identifiable data — immutable information about our faces — that we may not want schools to possess.
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Despite the widespread tendency to think of them as immutable geopolitical facts, states are structured on stories, and sustained through acts of collective imagination.
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He speaks with the passion, sincerity, and sartorial flair of someone who has given the entirety of their life to a few immutable ideas.
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Sexual orientation, it said, is "an immutable characteristic that is resistant to change"—rebutting a widespread view across Asia that homosexuality is a curable disease.
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The Petro is not run on a transparent blockchain, which means there's no immutable transaction log where citizens can look for price and ownership information.
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In their view, sex isn't "immutable," as the administration is prepared to put forward—and neither is the federal government's power to define transgender existence.
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"Sex means a person's status as male or female based on immutable biological traits identifiable by or before birth," the memo states, according to NYT.
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"Sex means a person's status as male or female based on immutable biological traits identifiable by or before birth," the memo states, according to NYT.
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Once thought of as immutable snapshots of the past, these scientists are showing just how open our memories are to re-intepretation, revision, and modification.
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"A lot of folks are trying to figure out how do you apply this consensus-driven immutable decentralized infrastructure and decentralized distributed applications," Beyda says.
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The technology can be used to keep an immutable record of ownership and has been trialed for banks to carry out the trading of assets.
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A hate group is a faction that attacks or vilifies a sector of people based on immutable characteristics: things like race, sexual orientation, and gender.
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When she arrived in Calabria, in April, 20103, she was struck by how many Calabrians still accepted the 'Ndrangheta as an immutable fact of life.
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Yes, dolphins have smiley faces, but since this is an immutable part of their visage, it fails to tell us anything about how they feel.
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You might love your job, or think your boss is the greatest, or truly believe in your mission, but those feelings won't always be immutable.
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Sagan's message is immutable: There is only one Earth, and so we must do everything in our power to protect it — and mostly from ourselves.
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The memo defines gender as an immutable, biological condition — ironically and horribly doing so under the auspices of the Title IX federal civil rights law.
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Some geneticists have penned blog posts explaining why new genetic tools will not support white nationalist claims that average behavioral differences between groups are immutable.
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Others think it may not be feasible to ever entirely disentangle an immutable genetic contribution to a behavior from its specific cultural and environmental influences.
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The important thing is that there are solutions; the overweening dominance of the tech platforms need not be seen as an immutable fact of nature.
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"There are solutions; the overweening dominance of the tech platforms need not be seen as an immutable fact of nature," my colleague Michelle Goldberg writes.
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Being barred from spaces and organizations for an immutable trait such as gender identity can be painful, particularly when the exclusion occurs during formative years.
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"When you reach the point that you can't go on, it feels physical, like an immutable limit," Alex Hutchinson, the author of "Endure," told me.
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Blockchain technology, the distributed ledger software protocol which enables immutable, peer-to-peer digital transfers like the bitcoin cryptocurrency, is gaining interest around the world.
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Most of those favoring an immutable time said they would prefer to simply stay on daylight saving time, dispensing with the "fall back" of November.
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Genetics researchers now know that while an individual's DNA is essentially immutable, a wide range of environmental factors can confer what are called epigenetic differences.
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Scholars embraced the idea that the structural edifice of society was immutable, and that only small homeopathic fixes were needed to solve the outstanding problems.
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"CorePower Yoga is a manifestation of the best Trevor brought to the world: boundless energy, an electric smile, an immutable desire to improve," the statement said.
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"Working in a profession is not a personal characteristic, and it is not immutable," said Allison Padilla-Goodman, a regional director at the Anti-Defamation League.
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Now when the UI needs data, it subscribes to immutable data from a data store that is backed by caches in memory (Guava) and on disk.
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Richard Cohen, who heads the SPLC, defines hate groups as "those that vilify entire groups of people based on immutable characteristics such as race or ethnicity".
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"The present-day grim reality clearly proves once again the immutable truth that one's destiny should be defended by one's own efforts," the statement went on.
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Then again, that premise assumes, in spite of the evidence, that Marco Rubio holds some real, immutable principles — besides the drive propelling him to greater power.
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"CorePower Yoga is a manifestation of the best Trevor brought to the world: boundless energy, an electric smile, an immutable desire to improve," the company said.
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In short, the quantum blockchain is immutable because the photons that it contains do not exist at the current time but are still extant and readable.
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It is that immutable impulse, which ever leads men and nations toward ruin, that our Founding Fathers set out to harness and neutralize with the Constitution.
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" He continued to point to the uncertainty in the science of climate change during his Senate confirmation hearings, saying, "science rarely provides immutable answers about anything.
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You can interpret reality, not accept it as something immutable, but as an organically built construct based on a mix of all the knowledge we have.
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Conversely, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama are constrained politically because they have already "used up" their allowable difference on the immutable characteristics of gender and race.
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Blockchain is a distributed and immutable record of transactions that is maintained by a network of computers on the internet, without approval from a central authority.
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This is most certainly not the kind of behavior you'd expect to see from the Moon—an object locked in an immutable, unidirectional orbit around Earth.
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Blockchain — a technology that underlies many cryptocurrencies — is gaining popularity as a tool in the mainstream business community, thanks to its ability to create immutable ledgers.
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In the end, he rejects Iron Man's mentorship but gets to keep the costume — another immutable rule is that, no matter what, the cool outfit stays.
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When I called Dr. Arthur Kornhaber, a child psychiatrist in California and author of The Grandparent Guide, he said he thought these differences were basically immutable.
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The "Water Buffaloes" of Arizona may waste and store Colorado River water today just so California can't claim it, but that is not an immutable fact.
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Everything is immutable and always the same, Parmenides wrote in response, and Heidegger, the great thinker of the forest, let his philosophy begin there with him.
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Although it's famous for creating a new class of millionaires, blockchain technology provides many services beyond cryptocurrencies such as identification, verification, immutable databases and much more.
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But Mr. Ramslien believed that was never an immutable demand, and his view is borne out by Taliban figures who were also involved in the process.
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Whether opening a water valve or dispensing medication through an IV drip, whenever blockchain is involved you have a precise, and immutable, record of the event.
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"Sex means a person's status as male or female based on immutable biological traits identifiable by or before birth," the proposal says, according to The Times.
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But there's also something remarkable about the final result, which is that, for all Olio's shifting meanings and destabilized voices, it still delivers some immutable conclusions.
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What this does, effectively, is allow the owner of the strain to have an immutable, publicly accessible time-stamped record claiming their ownership of the strain.
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At the end of the day, a transaction on a blockchain is an irreversible bit of code that has been executed and forms an immutable history.
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The best milkshakes involve chocolate and peanut butter (this is an immutable fact, and not debatable, sorry), but many other flavors are acceptable, and experimentation is encouraged.
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Damore's memo "argued that there were immutable biological differences between men and women that were likely responsible for the gender gap in the tech industry," Sophir wrote.
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But just like the SEC trying to shit all over the decentralized parade, the real world did poke its annoying head into the immutable bubble of joy.
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Kara-Lis Coverdale: Each of my performances is unique in the sense that I don't have a fixed or immutable set that I re-perform each time.
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"People are also beginning to understand the unique value of an immutable, decentralized ledger, and recognize that Ethereum is not that," the investor wrote in an email.
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"The Damore case established that talking about working conditions doesn't give you the right to question your coworkers for immutable characteristics like race or gender," Calou says.
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Bitcoin and most other cryptocurrencies are founded on the notion of an immutable ledger, called the blockchain, which comprises transfers of value from one party to another.
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"When trades are executed by computer, there is a robust, immutable audit trail that is simple for regulators to look at, analyze, and act on," he said.
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"The purpose of using a blockchain is for decisions that aim to be immutable, and hence able to trigger cryptocurrency transactions or execute smart contracts," Siri says.
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They see promise in using blockchain technology to create an immutable record, one that has the added side effect of making financial transactions cheaper and more efficient.
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QLDB uses an immutable transactional log, known as a journal, that tracks each application data change and maintains a complete and verifiable history of changes over time.
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But there's an immutable truth to Jon Jones: while champions have been recently dethroned across nearly every division, no one's been able to beat Jones but himself.
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It would be wrong to suppose that low inflation expectations are immutable or there to be exploited, whether to boost growth or to fund more government spending.
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Questions like the following reveal the extent and importance of the problem: Is privacy an immutable attribute of being human, an intrinsic part of the human condition?
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For Rost, who believes the Bible teaches that "sex is immutable," acquiescing to Stephens' proposal would have violated the funeral home's dress code, according to his petition.
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" The SPLC defines a hate group as one that "has beliefs or practices that attack or malign an entire class of people, typically for their immutable characteristics.
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Doing this would enable authenticated immutable financial transactions to be processed easily, efficiently and equally by all as is now the case in communicating via the internet.
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" Over the weekend, the New York Times reported that an unreleased Trump administration memo would redefine gender as "as a biological, immutable condition determined by genitalia at birth.
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So in theory, it's both an immutable record and accessible by anyone on the internet — two things that should work wonders for ensuring a vote is counted properly.
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But there are certain immutable principles that will not become antique things in our country so long as we defend our country and its values and its freedoms.
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By putting the data in an immutable, blockchain-based ledger, it could go a long way toward ensuring data transparency and accuracy — or so the CDC's thinking goes.
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This creates an immutable record of all the Surety seals ever produced, so that it is impossible for the company or any malicious actor to modify a seal.
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Once a shipment is confirmed and recorded on the blockchain, it is immutable, meaning no party can dispute the validity of the transaction or fraudulently manipulate the records.
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If the blockchain is an immutable and irrefutable record then it suggests it would be a good place to manage identity, but there remain a range of opinions.
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CryptoKitties is banking on this desire to collect unique objects to launch its game, even if those objects are just some immutable lines of code on the blockchain.
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Even the story itself suggests that at least two of them — Isakson and Scott — are withholding judgment more out of deference to process than due to immutable concerns.
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But, increasingly, firms in other sectors are showing an interest in distributed ledger because of its ability to handle massive amounts of data within a transparent, immutable network.
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In fact, zero is essential to much of human endeavor; it has become a fundamental part of our legacy, too seemingly immutable for any kind of compensatory reckoning.
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Humanitarian organizations can place information, from birth certificates to loan financing, on the blockchain, and its immutable record can be saved and viewed from anywhere in the world.
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But the vast preponderance of hate on the internet is immutable, consisting of racist, anti-Semitic, homophobic and other forms of online hate not subject to second-guessing.
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Richard Niebuhr had a profound influence on her, teaching that God was omnipotent and immutable and that human understanding of him must therefore change over time and space.
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The blockchain is a specialised database in the form of an immutable record of the transaction history of every bitcoin in circulation, which makes it clear who owns what.
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"Sex means a person's status as male or female based on immutable biological traits identifiable by or before birth," the department proposed in the memo, according to The Times.
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On the other hand, if you have a large community and a co-op on top of an immutable blockchain, then a hard fork is extremely unlikely — and unnecessary.
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Did Pandora's algorithm assume that we were consistent and immutable agents, impervious to the daily peaks and dips of mood or whim or to the evolution of personal taste?
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We can count on it as an immutable law of history: in any space where fame and fortune and power are up for grabs, Machiavelli eventually makes his appearance.
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"The present-day grim reality clearly proves once again the immutable truth that one's destiny should be defended by one's own efforts," North Korea's official KCNA news agency reported.
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When he was stumping for Hillary Clinton, Obama frequently returned to an immutable fact about the presidency: that the office doesn't change an inhabitant's temperamental failures, but magnifies them.
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Dogged fealty to immutable traditions, above all funeral practices that insisted upon the ritual washing of the dead, had condemned the region to an epidemic of potentially biblical proportions.
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TERFs posit that biological sex characteristics are immutable, that gender is determined by genitals at birth, and that trans women are gynephiliac fetishists invading women's spaces with male privilege.
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That's because Pakistan's links to the Afghan Taliban and Haqqani network, groups based in Pakistan that stage attacks in Afghanistan, serve longstanding national interests that are all but immutable.
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Schultz's critics are attacking unjust systems, but he thinks they are attacking his personal identity as a billionaire, as if wealth were as immutable as skin color or gender.
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"Particle and Wave," written by Cash alone and backed by Leventhal, measures a lifetime against the laws of physics, immutable on a scale far larger than mere human existence.
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Julianne Young, the bill further argues that "biological sex is an objectively defined category that has obvious, immutable, and distinguishable characteristics" that are scientific fact and cannot be changed.
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For most of history, one essential, immutable difference between men and women was that men could hide the fact that they had created a child and women could not.
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Airlines, airports and governments can then access that secure, immutable and distributed network of validated tokens without having actually needing to "see" the data an agency, or competing airline, holds.
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Mr Phillips later explained that he will not create a cake that "promote[s] the idea that a person's sex is anything other than an immutable God-given biological reality".
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Blockchains are both stateful and immutable so because previous interactions are stored on chain, users can be confident that the data that comprises their individual history hasn't been tampered with.
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For while our creativity can soar beyond a seemingly immutable biological gender designations, when faced with the rather simple proposition of whether or not we are lovable, our imagination falters.
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Po.et takes that licensing concept one step further, giving content owners a marketplace to sell their content on the blockchain, creating an enforceable and immutable way to license the content.
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If the primary qualities of "32" are disrespecting those of hoeish phenotype and immutable self-preservation, then the secondary characteristics are emptying clips, fucking your bitch, and hanging with felons.
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In this grand scheme, with all patterns laid bare, human achievement seems both inconsequential and inevitable — more a byproduct of the universe's immutable power than a reflection of our ingenuity.
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Further, the extent to which gender differences "in the brain" are rooted in immutable biological facts, as opposed to learned social behaviors and roles, remains a subject of deep dispute.
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That cruel reality speaks to just how hard it is to change the ways of an often immutable venture capital industry, where turnover is slow if it happens at all.
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Instead, you're going to just muddle your way through this and accept two immutable truths: Step seven: Remove the thin, protective coating on the iPhone X saddle brown leather case.
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For Americans, whose political rhetoric expresses itself in immutable terms — black-and-white contests of good versus evil — and whose military doctrine demands clear, achievable objectives, this is treacherous ground.
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On the high technology side, organizations and governments can consider employing blockchain technology, which is generally immutable, or investing in alternative positioning and navigation networks to reduce reliance on GPS.
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He talks up what he sees as immutable positives to London — as a city to live in and a place to access talent, pointing, for example, to quality local universities.
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Blockchain, which first emerged as the system underpinning cryptocurrency bitcoin, is an immutable shared ledger of transactions that is maintained by a network of computers, rather than a centralized authority.
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And while much of current white nationalist rhetoric is framed in terms of preserving a white cultural identity, experts say it relies on a familiar narrative of immutable biological differences.
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As well as this, it would allow lithium producers to lock in prices and thereby secure an immutable return, so long as they produce the agreed amount of an asset.
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Since then, there have been multiple ideas, both open source and commercial, to bring this concept to the enterprise to provide a secure, immutable and frictionless way to share data.
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Mr. McLaren sought to answer skeptics in the most emphatic way, publishing what he called "immutable facts" that informed his conclusions: 1,661 emails, scientific and forensic reports and other documents.
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His company's solution, he says, is not to try to change that currently immutable fact, but to drastically shrink the length of an otherwise months-long attack to minutes and hours.
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In March 2014, Norma (Vera Farmiga) and Norman Bates (Freddie Highmore) shared a not-in-the-least-way chaste kiss in Bates Motel's "The Immutable Truth" to close out season 2.
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For one Bitcoin bull, the intrinsic value of Bitcoin as an immutable, decentralized ledger acts as a more powerful draw than the perceived mutability and centralization that the Ethereum platform offers.
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Where imperative programming relies heavily on mutable state (changing an object's value during execution), functional programming focuses on immutable state, in which a declared object retains its value throughout the process.
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Yet when it comes to violence, the discussion is often underpinned by an assumption that this is an innate and immutable behavior and that people engaging in it are beyond redemption.
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The six-year ban on Google in China is a well-known fact, and aside from the very rare lapse in censorship, the block seems relatively immutable for the foreseeable future.
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You can usually customize your phone, removing and adding apps as you like, though some are immutable; iPhone users couldn't remove certain annoying pre-loaded iPhone apps like Stocks until 2016.
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The inalienable rights of the investor extend beyond the whims of an industry, a legal framework (although we would prefer that the regulators support this immutable standard) or a political agenda.
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The technology that allows us to create trustless immutable shared ledgers promises to bring transparency and honesty to commerce by disintermediating and decentralizing functions that rely on trusted third parties today.
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Ranged on one side is a seemingly immutable Chinese aspiration to at least be treated just like America as a great power and, if circumstances permit, even to take over leadership.
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"If we want to set up a reliable identity management system it has to be based on something immutable," he said by phone from New York ahead of traveling to Chisinau.
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But there are others who recognize that this social-sexual hierarchy is determining and immutable, and they recognize themselves on its lower tiers because of some perceived psychological or physical defect.
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Though many Mexicans have grown accustomed to earthquakes, taking them as an immutable fact of life, Thursday's left an impression on residents of the capital for both its force and duration.
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And last year, the Department of Health and Human Services circulated a memo across departments that sought to narrowly define gender as a biological, immutable condition determined by genitalia at birth.
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Last year, the Department of Health and Human Services circulated a memo across departments that sought to narrowly define gender as a biological, immutable condition determined by one's genitalia at birth.
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And finally, unlike with income tax or sales tax, which are immutable, you can, in most cases, argue that you are paying too much in property tax and request a reassessment.
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Government should not grant special privileges on such bases when legal recognition of a group as a 'protected class' is, with few exceptions, reserved for groups with objectively identifiable immutable characteristics.
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"If this country is big enough and sets the norm, we in the Western world may miss the chance to make sure the system is not immutable and fair for all."
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Blockchain Applications in BusinessSupply Chain ManagementBlockchain's immutable ledger makes it well suited to tasks such as real-time tracking of goods as they move and change hands throughout the supply chain.
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"It is impossible to know just how deep and how far back this conspiracy goes," he said on Friday, calling the "immutable facts" of his report clear but far from comprehensive.
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The idea of an immutable database that stores transactions securely and transparently, and which is controlled by no single entity, is an interesting concept that can be applied to several different domains.
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And let's ignore the fact that the show's creators have broken The One True Immutable Law of Bill Paxton: that you only give him action cliché dialogue if you're satirizing the genre.
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History will record two immutable facts: Barack Obama was the first African-American President of the United States and the first not born on the American continent (Obama was born in Hawaii).
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But probably it's that I'm comforted by the parts of the past where something giant and immutable looms above the modern bustle and the suffocating crowds, like it's standing outside of time.
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With QLDB, your data's change history is immutable – it cannot be altered or deleted – and using cryptography, you can easily verify that there have been no unintended modifications to your application's data.
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By placing all the information about services or complex manufacturing and assembly processes on a private, permissioned blockchain, the idea is that a company can create an "immutable" audit trail of data.
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If past years in both WWE and the world at large have taught us, it's that we have to stop making these declarations about the progress of women as though it's immutable.
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When the student is in the hands of a star who commands great authority over the world of a rarefied discipline, the dynamic of the worshiper and the worshiped can seem immutable.
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I think you make it valuable and immutable by focusing on the core important things that will always be really interesting, and to me, that's always history and the story of people.
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The Department of Health and Human Services spearheaded an effort to establish a legal definition of sex as a biological, immutable condition determined by genitalia at birth, The Times reported last year.
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Both have good reason to question the values their education imparts, and because they see those values as an expression of society's immutable hypocrisy, they doubt that college will make any difference.
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Big DataThe immutable nature of blockchain, and the fact that every computer on the network is continually verifying the information stored on it, makes blockchain an excellent tool for storing big data.
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"Blockchain and the IOT (internet of things) provide an immutable, shared platform for all actors in the supply chain to track and trace assets; saving time, resources and reducing fraud," Kimmich added.
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Forstater sued the Centre for Global Development in UK employment court, claiming her view that "sex is a biological fact, and is immutable" represented a deeply held and legally protected philosophical view.
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The blockchain innovation really allows us to take everything where there's record keeping, everything where there's trust around record keeping and it allows us to make that digital, immutable, permanent and global.
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Jesse, so, you know, the president, obviously, frustrated at being, you know, demonized, back-and-forth on both sides, but everybody wants to come to an immutable solution as it relates to immigration.
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Governments including Honduras, Georgia and Rwanda have signed deals to build blockchain-based land-titling systems, where information is stored in immutable digital registries and cross-checked by a network of computer users.
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A group of game testers called The Silph Road discovered that no matter how much a monster is powered up, every species has certain immutable attributes: base attack, base defense, and base energy.
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At today's events startups are pushing ambitious plans, often based on blockchain technology (immutable distributed ledgers of the sort that underlie Bitcoin and other crypto-currencies), promising to "re-decentralise" the online world.
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Health care is one of the most risk-averse, complex buying markets in the U.S. The reasons for this risk aversion are meaningful, understandable and immutable: the stakes for mistakes are simply higher.
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There is great confusion and debate about what a blockchain even is—some people argue it's become a meaningless buzzword—but the standard definition describes a shared, decentralized, cryptographically secure, immutable digital ledger.
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Countries including Honduras, Georgia and Rwanda have signed deals to build blockchain-based land-titling systems, where information is stored in immutable digital registries and cross-checked by a network of computer users.
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On Sunday, the New York Times reported that the Trump administration was considering changing federal rules to define a person's gender as an immutable fact based on the genitals they were born with.
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The ledger technology, which allows you to track bitcoin transactions in an immutable, irrefutable record that can also be applied to a number of scenarios for tracking virtually anything of value including content.
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That is to say, all those people who are not part of the full settler experience, in dominance, are constant supplicants up against what is seen as immutable and universal (the settler worldview).
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Do you believe the proposed definition of "sex" to mean "a person's status as male or female based on immutable biological traits identifiable by or before birth" should be adopted by federal agencies?
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Legitimate debates about immigration policy and preventing extremism have been eclipsed by an obsessive focus on Muslims that paints them as an immutable civilizational enemy that is fundamentally incompatible with Western democratic values.
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Despite the fact that "g" doesn't reflect innate intelligence, and there's no rigorous proof that innate intelligence even exists, IQ tests have been treated as immutable scientific fact and deployed against vulnerable populations.
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This may be an immutable law for kitchen cabinets, but it is not always true of Thai restaurants, as I learned at a new place in Brooklyn with the memorable name Ugly Baby.
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Post Quantum (PQ Solutions) is a London cybersecurity firm that specializes in using cryptography to create digital signatures, non-repudiation capabilities and immutable audit trails on blockchains and in end users' digital procedures.
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So this isn't the first and only example of a [non-immutable] characteristic trying to be incorporated into the hate crimes law, or the essence of hate crimes laws tried to be changed.
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"We recognize that the distinction between immutable and mutable characteristics of race can sometimes be a fine (and difficult) one, but it is a line that courts have drawn," Judge Adalberto Jordan wrote.
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When you put all these immutable truths together, using the powers of very serious science and logic and deductive reasoning, the undeniable conclusion is: this Pride Month, you need more CRJ in your life.
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"Sex means a person's status as male or female based on immutable biological traits identifiable by or before birth," the Department of Health and Human Services proposed in a memo obtained by the Times.
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" For example, when I asked him to help refine my understanding of liberty-minded conservative beliefs, Regan protested my use of "beliefs," which infers that they are, in fact, decisions — instead of "immutable truths.
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The favorites purists often seemed horrified at my suggestion that they sneak a woman into the top 40; they saw meddling with their immutable list of faves as disingenuous at best, deceitful at worst.
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The economy of the figures and the sense of immutable, Platonic archetypical structure remind us of Nickson's often stated admiration of such quattrocento masters as Masolino da Panicale, Piero della Francesca, and Paolo Uccello.
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By using a decentralized approach and an immutable audit trail built on blockchain, the company said the new network would eliminate manual time consuming processes and help reduce the risk of fraud and errors.
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Civil rights groups and Democrats, however, often argue that hate crimes should only protect immutable characteristics that a person can't change about themselves, like race or gender — and shouldn't be extended to law enforcement.
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The status quo was for fighters to let the promotion dictate the terms—"I'll fight whoever the UFC tells me"—mostly because the UFC had faith in the immutable power of its own brand.
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They place in that immutable chip the "root of trust" on a device, relying on it to run cryptographic checks every time the system starts to make sure nothing has been subtly, maliciously altered.
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Trying to cope with that old unconscious grief was no doubt what led me to treat addiction, and into psychiatry in the first place, the hope of having the power to change someone immutable.
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"Sex means a person's status as male or female based on immutable biological traits identifiable by or before birth," the Department of Health and Human Services proposed in a memo obtained by The Times.
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"Sex means a person's status as male or female based on immutable biological traits identifiable by or before birth," the health department proposed in the memo, which was obtained by The New York Times.
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I'm not sure there's an election result in history that seemed both so much the product of a few actions and factors and so much the result of what now seem like immutable forces.
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Also, as the new technologies will reduce the volume of data actually recorded on the bitcoin blockchain, reserving it for its most essential function (immutable recording of transactions), this will significantly reduce bandwidth needs.
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It doesn't help that at the very moment that white supremacists in this country are reviving Nazi-era ideas about the purity of blood, the left is treating culture as something just as immutable.
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With the Giants concluding their third consecutive losing season, the 69-year-old Coughlin — a doughty, arm-waving, immutable fixture of the team's culture — appears poised to lose the job he has held since 2004.
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The possible rollback of transgender rights was reported in October by The New York Times, which said that the Trump administration was considering defining sex as immutable and determined by a person's genitals at birth.
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The person who shared child sexual abuse on BSV reportedly did so by uploading the image to their Money Button transaction, which was then added to the digital block of data on the immutable ledger.
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"Pakistan has ironclad immutable strategic interests which dictate maintaining ties to groups like the Taliban," said Michael Kugelman, deputy director and senior associate for South Asia with the Asia Program at the Woodrow Wilson Center.
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A recent leaked memo obtained by The New York Times included an administration proposal to create a legal definition of sex in federal civil rights law as an immutable condition based on genitals at birth.
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Managed Blockchain is able to replicate an immutable copy of your blockchain network activity into Amazon Quantum Ledger Database (QLDB), which lets you analyze the network activity outside the network and gain insights into trends.
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Allison Padilla-Goodman, director of the South-Central region of the Anti Defamation League (which includes Louisiana), told me that hate crimes should be reserved for immutable characteristics like race and gender, not chosen professions.
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The federal courts have generally considered race as a set of "immutable" traits shared by a group of people, hereditary characteristics that a person cannot change — such as skin color, hair texture, and facial features.
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"Sex means a person's status as male or female based on immutable biological traits identifiable by or before birth," the department proposed in the memo, which was drafted and has been circulating since last spring.
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His character has grown stale over the past eight months—there's just not a lot of narrative juice in total, immutable invincibility—but he's still probably the biggest personality WWE has on tap right now.
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While their professional relationships with inmates differ, the one thing that Kate, Suzy, and Bianca have in common is their desire to create positive, lasting and meaningful change in men that society perceive as immutable.
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Then they should identify where existing rules may unintentionally restrain activities, as with the application of Europe's General Data Protection Regulation to immutable decentralised ledgers, or financial regulations assuming clearing and settlement processes that blockchain replaces.
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Photo: allanswart Photo: allanswart He also points out the importance of making sure there is good data because ultimately, if you have bad data in an immutable record, that is going to be a serious problem.
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As influencers and institutions realize the value of an immutable public ledger to store information, track transactions and understand that bitcoin is mathematically capped at 21 million bitcoins, people will rush to own and hold bitcoin.
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One thing is clear: If the financial services industry is to embrace a new technology, it cannot be one in which mischief and mistakes are immutable and fraudsters can defend their actions on spurious ideological grounds.
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" Now the Trump administration's Department of Health and Human Services wants to follow suit by legally defining sex as "a person's status as male or female based on immutable biological traits identifiable by or before birth.
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The prerogatives of the machine, to use de la Rocha's shorthand, are mistaken for immutable forces of nature; bending in deference to them, we become the compromised adults our younger selves knew better than to trust.
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At the same time, the man so often described by his campaign ads and senior staff members as "authentic" and "consistent" seemed content to live and die by his reputation for being as immutable as gravity.
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Her boss, a conservative Christian who holds that biological sex is "an immutable God-given gift", felt he could not condone what he considered a physical impossibility by allowing Ms Stephens to wear frocks to work.
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" Under Cordray, the CFPB has become a breeding ground for structural inequality, where federal employees are treated differently based on immutable qualities despite the (ironic) fact that the agency vows to "outlaw discrimination in consumer finance.
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Critic's Pick The Radio City Christmas pageant feels immutable: Why change the winning combination of Santa Claus, the Rockettes, the Living Nativity and Yuletide megamixes that packs the Art Deco palace for several weeks each year?
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The hope is that by using blockchain to solve the problem, all the participants can easily follow the flow of shipments along the chain and trust that the immutable record has not been altered at any point.
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But some pseudoscientific claims take advantage of our bias to engage in essentialist thinking and claim essential differences between, for instance, the mathematical capabilities of men and women, or immutable differences in intelligence between various racial categories.
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The main appeal of blockchain technology lies in its ability to create decentralized and immutable ledgers — networks that have no single point of failure, are maintained by multiple parties and whose information cannot be hacked or corrupted.
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IN THE recent history of relations between India and Pakistan, it has seemed an immutable law: that any apparent political breakthrough will be followed by a terrorist atrocity in India blamed on agents of the Pakistani state.
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The DAO is controlled by the votes of its members (anyone who has transferred ether to it) and by "the steadfast iron will of immutable code", with transactions occurring automatically once enough members have voted for them.
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The Punisher sees good and bad as immutable things, and believed these villains were incapable of changing: In retaliation, Cap brutally beats up the Punisher and tries to knock sense into him by way of a concussion.
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" You could almost hear him sigh as he typed, arguing that Marvel movies have "come to be less a creative or commercial undertaking than an immutable fact of life, like sex or the weather or capitalism itself.
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The key is when you realize that preferences are not immutable and that people are not universalist or communitarian by essence, the dichotomy between "it's all politics, stupid" and "it's all economics, stupid" vanishes a little bit.
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The memo seeks to define gender as a "biological, immutable condition determined by genitalia at birth," according to the New York Times, leaving trans people with no legal ground on which to claim they've been discriminated against.
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The sculpture takes the shape of a bare-chested woman set against a darkly ominous polyurethane and plaster resin background, her voluptuous, anonymous figure, looming as if it was about to enter a timeless, immutable cultural abyss.
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If you think that the present population structure of the world is somehow an immutable, unchangeable thing, you're deeply wrong and ancient DNA proves you wrong in a way that nobody expected prior to this ancient DNA revolution.
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In essence, a blockchain is a database designed to be distributed among many users, to be immutable, to work without oversight from any central authority and to dispense with the need for its users to trust each other.
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He is arguing that an unequal status quo flowing from centuries of oppression is effectively immutable because in the few decades since we've haltingly and tentatively sought something nearer to equality, the gaps have not been sufficiently bridged.
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But if you dig a little more deeply into the numbers, both polls also suggested Americans have serious concerns with the concrete effects of Trump's order: Of course, nothing about public opinion toward the executive order is immutable.
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And here she has made ending freedom of movement for European Union citizens another immutable red-line of her approach — repeatedly claiming it's necessary to 'take back control' of the UK's borders to deliver on the Brexit vote.
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While lenders are not fond of the original use case of blockchain — to underpin cryptocurrency transactions — many see practical use for the technology because of its ability to handle massive amounts of data within a transparent, immutable network.
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"The industry is masterful at creating certain facts, which become immutable even though they're not," said Dr. Peter B. Bach, director of the Center for Health Policy and Outcomes at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York.
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He was not always heroic in act and deed, but he was in immutable, relentless pursuit of what mattered most to him: the elevation of this country and its continued pursuit of the best we had to offer.
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Like the ring my husband gave me 31 years ago, it's a reminder of love and fidelity — of my parents' unshakable love for each other, but also of their love for me, as reliable as any immutable force.
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It found that the position of Maya Forstater, a 45-year-old tax expert who was sacked for tweeting that sex is immutable and cannot be changed, was "absolutist" and "not worthy of respect in a democratic society".
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"Sex means a person's status as male or female based on immutable biological traits identifiable by or before birth," the department proposed in the memo, which has been drafted and circulating since last spring, according to The Times.
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The past may indeed be immutable, but our understanding of the past is in fact quite malleable, and learning the context of our previous actions and those of others is in many ways the whole point of existence.
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The dangers of rejecting the plain meaning of the Constitution ("person") and the dangers of taking a class of people and refusing to recognize their fundamental constitutional rights because of an immutable characteristic of birth (alienage) cannot be overstated.
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Many, particularly in eastern Europe, where believers suffered for their faith under communism, and in Africa, where they are nose-to-nose with fundamentalist Islam, crave clarity—a religion offering straightforward, immutable guidance on what is right and wrong.
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Zakheim describes the goal as "summer camp" for horror fans — a phrase I'd actually scribbled down myself before our conversation — and as the festival moves forward, he describes that as the one immutable element that must always be present.
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Such ledgers may not be as immutable as they seem, and blockchains have yet to show that they can scale up sufficiently (the bitcoin system manages seven transactions per second, compared with thousands in a typical credit-card network).
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LONDON (Reuters) - Stock transfer and registrar company Computershare and British financial technology start-up firm SETL have teamed up on a project to create the first immutable record of securities ownership using blockchain technology, the companies said on Thursday.
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Just days before the opening at the historic Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, & Transgender Community Center in New York (The Center), the Trump administration announced its plan to narrowly define gender as a biological, immutable condition determined by genitalia at birth.
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Carmakers, under pressure to show electric vehicle batteries are sourced responsibly, are exploring the usefulness of blockchain - the immutable ledger technology - to improve scrutiny of supply chains and show sourcing does not rely on conflict minerals or child labour.
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But any such admission of moral complexity, let alone an operational acknowledgment of its policy ramifications, clearly can't coexist with the lazy and self-interested caricature of gun violence as a regrettable yet immutable side effect of spiritual warfare.
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At any given moment a society's ideology may seem immutable, but Piketty argues that history is full of "ruptures" that create "switch points," when the actions of a few people can cause a lasting change in a society's trajectory.
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And President Trump's offhand remarks in Singapore — not only about withdrawing 32,000 American troops from South Korea but also about canceling a forthcoming joint-military exercise — serve as a reminder that the American presence is not an immutable fact.
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Kaepernick, it would appear, crossed an immutable line, and he is now paying a price as teams hire journeyman backups and younger, untested quarterbacks over someone who just a few years ago led his team to the Super Bowl.
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Between scenes, where we see fragments of Mei and Lei's future shadowed by loss, the screen shows the hamster in close-up — a reminder of the cyclical nature of life and the futility of trying to alter the immutable.
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Egypt's younger generation, weaned on television images of barricades and tear gas, and veterans of their own personal battles with patriarchs in the classroom, mosque, factory floor and family dining room, do not accept the status quo as immutable.
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"An immutable and secure digital trail was created for a selection of rough diamonds mined by De Beers as they moved from the mine to cutter and polisher, then through to a jeweler," De Beers said in a statement.
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At such moments, we are reminded that economics is not a science like chemistry or physics in which new discoveries become immutable truths, but an endless debating society whose disorderliness reaches a fresh fever pitch whenever the road ahead seems bleak.
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If you think about the blockchain, it's really just a fancy new database, one where you have to ensure that the data going in is correct or you face having bad data in a system that is supposedly immutable and irrefutable.
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Yes, a weekend day is always too short, and a day punctuated by the dreaded vibration of political news alerts is eternity, but those immutable laws of nature aside, there are still only 23 hours, 56 minutes in a day.
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Add to that a layer of novel technology involving a digital "immutable ledger" that runs on a peer-to-peer network, decoupling the currency from any central authority, and even an interested person will start to resemble the Confused Lady meme.
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Online public accommodations laws should protect civil rights in two key ways: First, it is illegal to interfere with, threaten, coerce, or otherwise impede a person's use of a public accommodation because of their immutable characteristics, such as race or religion.
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"There is a higher level of traceability and audit that comes with blockchain technology because participants are provided with a permanent, immutable record of ownership and chain of ownership and custody," said Igor Telyatnikov, president and chief operating officer of AlphaPoint.
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As women in the late 19th century encroached on explicitly male domains — sport, education, paid labor — many in society became increasingly anxious; if a woman's place wasn't immutable, maybe a man's role, and the power it entailed, were not secure either.
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But what was encouraging about the court decision, experts said, was that in affirming the value of diversity, including race and ethnicity, in higher education, the court recognized that there was not one, immutable way of defining and achieving it.
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"What may seem a truth — that people who feel British should have white skin — through time it's not all something that is an immutable truth," said Yoan Diekmann, a biologist at University College London who took part in the research.
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It's not the form, necessarily, that needed to evolve — I think we can agree that, in an age of infinite distraction, one of the strongest assets of a "book" as a book is its singular, sustained, distraction-free, blissfully immutable voice.
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But as we have seen in the past three years, norms and unwritten rules about conduct in public life — even those that once seemed immutable — are only as durable as the people who choose to live, or not live, by them.
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In a convivial dining room embellished with its original 2105 frescoes of Naples and portraits of bygone Italian celebrity regulars, Mimì alla Ferrovia serves dishes that have themselves barely changed over time, with an equally immutable and formally dressed staff.
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And that was in large part because it was overly hooked on polling that indicated a Hillary Clinton glide path, overly reliant on longtime sources who believed the rules of politics were immutable and too disconnected from too many workaday Americans.
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But each Democratic demand for procedural minutiae and details on nominees' stances on Mr. Trump's travel ban illuminated an immutable fact: There is little Democrats can do to stop Republicans from ramming through both Mr. Trump's cabinet and their policy agenda.
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In "Grown-Up Art at a Children's Museum, but It's Still Playtime," Laurel Graeber writes about her visit to the Children's Museum of Manhattan: On a recent visit to an exhibition, I broke what is usually a museum's most immutable rule.
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And yet, partly because Mr. Pattinson's movie-star incandescence can't quite be obscured by facial hair and bad lighting, and partly because of the immutable laws of genre and spectacle, you sort of have no choice but to root for him.
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Against the common sense of the day, when slavery seemed to most people as immutable as the stars in the heavens, Lay imagined a new world in which people would live simply, make their own food and clothes, and respect nature.
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Against the backdrop of Trump's perorations on DACA, his reported outburst toward Haitians and Africans, and the immutable fact that Republicans run the White House, the House and Senate, public perception cannot be wished away by Trump and his backers.
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President George H.W. Bush and his wife Barbara have multiple legacies, but their granddaughter Ellie LeBlond Sosa reveals in her new book, George and Barbara: A Great American Love Story, that their best legacy of all is their immutable love for one another.
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Frank Hoffman, a fellow of the National Defence University who coined the term "hybrid warfare", believes that these new technologies have the potential not just to change the character of war but even possibly its supposedly immutable nature as a contest of wills.
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Blockchain was originally created as a system to track bitcoin (digital currency) ownership, and it's still used extensively for that purpose, but a trusted and immutable record has great utility to track virtually anything of value and enforce a set of rules.
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The Kremlin's cyber-authorities, for instance, hold an almost immutable view that the U.S. seeks to undermine Russia's global position at every turn along the digital front, pointing to U.S. cyber-operations behind global incidents that are unfavorable to Moscow's foreign policy goals.
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Set in stone is supposed to mean immutable, but Luigi Del Bianco's determined descendants just now appear to be winning the official affirmation that the Italian-American from Westchester County deserved long ago for shaping one of the nation's most famous monuments.
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It's an old fashioned take on revolution, the notion that some principles are immutable and timeless and that, if the government hasn't caught up, we need to go back to where we started and shout our demands for those rights even louder.
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"Blockchain is becoming more and more attractive for people who are looking for a transparent and immutable record -- that is something that can be audited," Donald Kersey, elections director and deputy legal counsel at the West Virginia secretary of state's office, told me.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is considering narrowly defining gender as a biological, immutable condition determined by genitalia at birth, the most drastic move yet in a governmentwide effort to roll back recognition and protections of transgender people under federal civil rights law.
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Generally speaking, a blockchain — and yes, there are many — is a sequence of records, shared among a network, that are both accessible and immutable, meaning no member can change or delete the data within them without invalidating the rest of the sequence.
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At the next stage, a trader buying the bag would record the details on blockchain, and the process would be repeated until the ore gets to the smelter - leaving an immutable record of the cobalt's journey for downstream buyers or third parties to view.
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"In general, if the transactions are gathered together in blocks, and it is blocks that are secured on the chain using cryptography, and it is designed to be tamper-resistant and produce immutable records, the system qualifies as a blockchain," she said in an email.
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She raises her brows in childlike glee, or shrugs her shoulders while delivering some outdated item of gossip, displaying, at once, an immutable emotional instinct and a loosening of the formal apparatus, constructed over so many years, that used to help get it across.
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What is interesting about the move Murray makes, and this is the thing that I call out in my piece and have talked about a bit, is that what Murray is intent on showing is that genetic or environmental, it can't be changed, it's immutable.
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Yet if the history of likability in America tells us how important it has become, particularly to politics, it also teaches us there is nothing immutable about a concept that was created and refined by men from Horatio Alger to Dale Carnegie to Roger Ailes.
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" Mr. Trump's insistence on defining his own reality — his repeated claims, for example, that he actually won the popular vote — is immutable and has had a "numbing effect" on people who work with him, said Tony Schwartz, his ghostwriter on "The Art of the Deal.
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Instead, treating the health care system's limit capacity as an immutable fact of life, the federal government has left it up to states to ban their residents from going outside, in the hopes of slowing the flow of the severely ill to a manageable level.
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A lot of talk has been made about verifying valuable items on an immutable blockchain, but the main pioneer in this space has been Verisart, which appeared a few years ago to use a blockchain to create certification for the fine art and collectibles market.
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If an attacker has access to Voatz's systems, they could uncover data meant to be locked down by the platform's blockchain scheme, allowing them to alter votes or link votes to specific individuals even though the system is supposed to be anonymous and immutable.
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The Numeraire currency incorporates this by using Ethereum's smart contract functionality to distribute the rewards (or 'burn' the money from inaccurate bets) in a way that can be publicly audited and is immutable once deployed, without any centralized control from even the Numerai team.
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An applicant for asylum or withholding of removal seeking relief based on "membership in a particular social group" must establish that the group is: (1) composed of members who share a common immutable characteristic; (223) defined with particularity; and (3) socially distinct within the society in question.
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"The first project to build on Po.et is Inkrypt, a global decentralized system providing a censorship-resistant solution for journalism hosting and delivery that will render journalism content permanent and immutable," Po.et CEO Jarrod Dicker wrote in a blog post announcing the launch of Po.et Development Labs.
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Decision-makers need to re-evaluate the risks involved, weighing the costs against the benefits, while considering privacy to be an immutable value, a basic human right and a precondition for the ability to realize one's autonomy, independent thought and the democratic process — not a constraint.
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Harris appeared on Rogan's podcast after facing backlash in April 2018, when he invited Charles Murray—best known for publishing the notorious book The Bell Curve, where he made a pseudoscientific argument that there are immutable differences of intelligence among ethnic groups—on to his podcast.
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But as the Miramax co-founder's sex assault trial continues this week -- more than two years after bombshell reports brought dozens of allegations to the public eye -- the Walk of Fame offers an avenue to explore the resulting reckoning that detonated Hollywood's once-immutable power structure.
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" In particular, Walch is concerned about the phrases "immutable" and "uncensored truth," which ascribe absolutes to a technology that may be better described as "hard to change" and "uncensored as long as the people maintaining the network, who may include miners, developers, or dictators, want it to be.
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Caplan said many of the customers he spoke to had begun experimenting with the idea of working in trusted environments with immutable records and other distributed ledger concepts, but most were stuck in Proof of Concept stages and were looking for a way to streamline the application development process.
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Keyes found that researchers followed a binary model of gender more than 90 percent of the time, viewed gender as immutable more than 70 percent of the time, and—in research focused specifically on gender—viewed it as a purely physiological construct more than 80 percent of the time.
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So much goes into selling the idea that college is good, vital, and necessary to your future that you might be overwhelmed with a sense that you must discover and begin your life's immutable calling by the end of your first semester, or else you are failing at life.
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In many respects a study in contrasts, Eyman's remarkably absorbing, supremely entertaining joint biography of two Hollywood legends reveals just how immutable the bonds were between "Hank" Fonda, an impious, New Deal Democrat with a volatile home life, and "Jim" Stewart, a churchgoing, conservative Republican with a devoted family.
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This synergistic expression of the corporate interests of Marvel Studios and the Walt Disney Company — which now include 19 feature films and much else besides — has come to be less a creative or commercial undertaking than an immutable fact of life, like sex or the weather or capitalism itself.
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Despite the move, the immutable reality of the Trump White House remains the same: The president has no intention of changing his behavior — he merely believes his communications staff needs to defend him better — and Mr. Scaramucci even suggested his role would be to unshackle an already unfettered president.
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Their 1977 debut Pink Flag had an immutable angst carved into its spit-and-spark lyricism—nothing has ever felt less "alright" than Colin Newman's "alright, alright, alright" on "Reuters"—but it was a response to its world, one that still sounds essential today without being completely detached from itself.
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The other thing is that patients who feel, not that they have a mental illness, but that they actually have a broken brain may view that flaw as more inherent and immutable than something that could be treated socially, the way that the old-fashioned view of mental illness was perceived.
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In his majority opinion in Obergefell, Justice Anthony Kennedy touched on the long-standing discrimination against gays and referred to sexual orientation as an "immutable" aspect of one's identity—two factors the judiciary has used in determining whether a basis for government classification is suspicious enough to draw heightened scrutiny.
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I think that the implication of this is, it's luck, and if you want to believe that — and, again, I don't believe they're immutable, I don't think that's what the evidence shows — but if you do believe they're luck, I don't think it takes you where he went in your conversation.
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The surprise is the difference between the new places and those rock-of-ages cheap addresses in guidebooks for budget travelers, restaurants with menus so immutable that three generations of the same family might have had the same shoe-leather-tough boeuf bourguignon during their penny-wise visits to Paris.
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According to a draft memo leaked to The Times, the Department of Health and Human Services is leading the charge to establish a legal definition of "sex" based strictly on "immutable biological traits identifiable by or before birth," eliminating the category of transgender individuals in the eyes of the federal government.
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Imperial Britain imposed policies to enforce heterosexuality and the gender binary, while simultaneously constructing the racial "other" as not only fundamentally different, but freighted with sexual menace; from there, it's not a big leap to see sexual menace in any sort of "other," and "biological realities" as essential and immutable.
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"The Trump administration is considering narrowly defining gender as a biological, immutable condition determined by genitalia at birth, the most drastic move yet in a governmentwide effort to roll back recognition and protections of transgender people under federal civil rights law," the N.Y. Times' Erica Green, Katie Benner and Robert Pear report.
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Assuming, that is, the goverment's FCA idea doesn't get slung back towards the English Channel stat by an immutable EU. But as we wait for probable rejection of the latest Brexit hash, are there any crypto startups out there who reckon they have what it takes to put Brexit on the blockchain?
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"Go to any major chain supermarket and think about that tower of perfectly stacked, impeccable oranges or tomatoes, and understand that the supermarket by design has already figured and costed-out the fact — the immutable fact — that they will throw 30 percent in the garbage just so it will look cool," he said.
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It culminates in the final track, "Immutable Law," with the lyrics "manifest a world of thought", which is me saying, I think if you struggle with yourself because of depression or having a marginalized identity, that you have to empower your mind and believe your truth to reshape your world, and find your peace.
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The New York Times reported last week that the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is leading an effort to write a rule that defines gender as a biological, immutable condition determined by genitalia at birth, a move that would affect civil rights laws banning gender discrimination in education programs that receive federal funding.
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McLaren acknowledged the inherent challenges in creating a fully-comprehensive report at a news conference today, according to the The New York Times, "It is impossible to know just how deep and how far back this conspiracy goes," Mr. McLaren said on Friday, calling the "immutable facts" of his report clear but far from comprehensive.
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"There will undoubtedly be entire email replacement messaging platforms build on immutable blockchain tech because it's an experiment that has to be done but I don't think there are as many benefits to that as simply having merchants pay to communicate with users and users be compensated at a rate they choose for their precious time," according to Lukas.
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It's possible that porn sites already keep track of similar data, Facebook tracks your data without paying you after all, but the difference here is that the entire idea of the blockchain where the data is recorded is that the 'immutable ledger,' as Vice Industry Tokens describes it, is available for all to see — not just advertisers.
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Let's remember that there have been two immutable truths thus far in the Mueller probe: First, every move has surprised us, both in timing and content; and second, every court filing has been more informed, detailed, and insightful than anyone imagined, and shown us that what we knew publicly was only the tip of the iceberg.
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Simple. For decades, the NCAA and its member schools have been collecting rentier profits, ducking antitrust laws, and squashing the fundamental economic rights of college athletes by invoking the noble, immutable principle of amateurism: thou shalt not be paid to play sports if you're wearing the billboard uniform that Under Armor is paying us to dress you in.
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Chloe Thurston, a political scientist at Northwestern and the author of "Black Lives Matter, American political development, and the politics of visibility," wrote that racism, very loosely defined, is an ideology whereby racial groups are organized according to a hierarchy, and members of these groups are often thought to have immutable traits based on their group membership.
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Thomas, it is well known, was a black nationalist and disciple of Malcolm X during his college years: He rejected integration and strongly believed that race and racism were immutable, that liberalism and white benevolence were emasculating forms of patronage that led to dependency, the denial of black pride and any assurance in blacks' own achievements.
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"The historical perspective that you get just tells you that things change, things are in flux, and what may seem as a cemented truth, that people feel the British should have white skin through time, is not at all something that is an immutable truth," Dr. Yoan Dieckmann, a University College London who participated in the study, told the press.
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"If Binance has a vulnerability in their security system and a hacker's going to exploit and retrieve that value, which is immutable and totally secure at a fundamental level, and move it from Binance's wallet to their wallet, then they now take possession of its coin," Jeremy Gardner, a cryptocurrency entrepreneur and managing partner at the investment firm Ausum Ventures, said.
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Erica Green, Katie Benner, and Robert Pear of the New York Times reported on Sunday that the Department of Health and Human Services is floating a memo that would establish the legal definition of sex under Title IX — the federal civil rights law that bans discrimination in education on the basis of gender — that would render immutable the sex of a person at birth.
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MORE STORIES FROM THE HILL: 2017 rate hikes prove ObamaCare is one failure after another Nearly 13,000 late-term abortions annually is a national disgrace This is eugenics in its ugliest form, and it is no different than a restaurant owner, on the basis of his ownership, refusing to serve people due to their immutable characteristics — except, of course, abortion is not about denial of service at a restaurant.
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His view broke with the more conventional conclusion by other historians that the collapse of the short-lived German democracy had been the inevitable result of immutable forces, like the country's natural tilt toward authoritarianism, or of the harsh terms of the Treaty of Versailles, or of a capitalist conspiracy, or of fears of Bolshevism, which, to some, made National Socialism simply the lesser of two totalitarian evils.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE — the Great Disruptor who is challenging the premises and practices that all the Serious People tell us are immutable — is disrupting business-as-usual in Washington, New York, Geneva, Brussels and Beijing.
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The big picture: The Trump administration has been determining how to more narrowly define gender as a "biological, immutable condition determined by genitalia at birth" since at least 2018, by considering changes to the federal civil rights law Title IX. "The new definition would essentially eradicate federal recognition of the estimated 1.4 million Americans who have opted to recognize themselves — surgically or otherwise — as a gender other than the one they were born into," the NYT reported in 2018.
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What I think is so interesting about the way he takes this debate — and I recognize this is not somewhere you took the debate, but I do think this is a useful thing to talk about — is that if you really did believe things immutable, if you really did believe that this was our inheritance both environmental and genetic and we can't do much about it, then I think the implications of that are radical, and the implications aren't that you take away help from people.
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In it, marriage is defined as between one man and one woman, and insists that "male (man) or female (woman) refer to an individual's immutable biological sex as objectively determined by anatomy and genetics at time of birth"—a laughably useless set of criteria which doesn't take into account the one in 1400 people born outside of XX and XY chromosomal typing, and the one in 100 people born with bodies that do not have "standard" male/female genitalia (according to the Intersex Society of North America).
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Bitcoin was a major breakthrough for a lot of reasons, but this blockchain concept, which was, "Hey, there is this chain of transactions, a history of transactions, and it's replicated continuously all around the world onto thousands of computers, and it's a record-keeping system that is not hackable, it's not forgeable, it's immutable," so it has some permanence, yet at the same time it's not centralized, so it's not subject to, say, the tampering risk, the fraud risk, or counterparty risk because we're dealing with money.
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