I like those imperfections, which match the imperfections of the color in some way.
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"Nobody's perfect, but I like imperfections and I like when people embrace their own imperfections," he says.
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As I've grown, what's been really helpful in my relationship is understanding that loving someone is accepting their imperfections, and the imperfections of the relationship.
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"I got my own imperfections / I got my own set of scars to hide / I got my own imperfections / I can't hold your heart when I'm fixing mine," she sings.
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It's what most people do in life — hide imperfections.
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It was my mistakes, my imperfections that motivated me most.
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Public figures should all be as transparent about their imperfections.
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In weaker brews imperfections are shown up in sharp relief.
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"We embrace our imperfections, man boobs and all," she said.
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But it had to have my imperfections in the end.
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Imperfections do not exist with you because you are flawless.
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Teigen, 30, has never been shy about sharing her imperfections.
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Despite Najib Razak's glaring imperfections, his sacking was a surprise.
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We can still be beautiful in spite of our imperfections.
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Embrace the imperfections and turn it into a photographic asset.
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Americans are well aware of the imperfections of Donald Trump.
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I don't believe in imperfections: Your rolls make you you.
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Its contradictions and imperfections were exacerbated by the economic crisis.
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My eye kept roaming, looking for imperfections, not finding any.
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Breakingviews For all its imperfections, shareholder democracy has real value.
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I know they might notice imperfections, so l don't ask.
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Critics seized upon his mistakes and imperfections as a president.
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He is persistently worried about imperfections others might find, too.
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Imperfections in our personal narratives don't render our pasts obsolete.
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They're also rigorously tested and any imperfections are completely fixed.
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I also learned that our imperfections do not define us.
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It can help cover blemishes, acne scars, and other imperfections.
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The harrow fluffs and aerates the cushion, eliminating those imperfections.
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I will assault your physical imperfections and your wife's too.
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Other imperfections in Mercedes' system could be more easily addressed.
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Cathedrals seem to survive the vicissitudes and imperfections of mankind.
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The hand brings in imperfections, unpredictability, what we now call mistakes.
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Vision is throttled with anxiety when he realizes he possesses imperfections.
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Fish's notched and shaped drawings brought those imperfections to the fore.
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But despite these imperfections, the world was saved from nuclear destruction.
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It is wrong to label such dynamics "market imperfections", he mused.
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The desire to cover our "imperfections" goes back a long way.
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But part of loving the show meant reckoning with its imperfections.
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Simply invest in a label maker and own your fashion imperfections.
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Take Care wellness center buffs away "imperfections" with its body buffer.
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But she accepts those irregularities, the imperfections that make it perfect.
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Accommodation to imperfections, those of others and ourselves, must be made.
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Love is being grateful that you are accepted despite your imperfections.
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"America, with its imperfections, has always been great," Mr. Molinaro said.
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That also means simple, even if it calls for tolerating imperfections.
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"Sitting here, I'm acutely aware of my own imperfections," he said.
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DO: Explore filters, which can hide imperfections and make sunsets pop!
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They rationalized their own imperfections, while obsessing over the computer's shortcomings.
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Rather than hide an item's imperfections, the reparation process highlights them.
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When I did I would spend a massive amount of time going over imperfections, I would cry before work because I believed people would see me and only see my imperfections, then judge me on it.
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Some, notably Rudy Giuliani, are quick to argue the truth of Michael Brown's, Eric Garner's and Freddie Gray's imperfections, and the role those imperfections played in their deaths -- and the movement that sprang up in their wake.
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On the contrary – it is our imperfections that make us most beautiful.
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I love editorial because it's different, messy, the imperfections make it perfect.
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The key is to look for imperfections like water splotches and asymmetries.
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No need to smooth it perfectly — any imperfections will mimic cat fur!
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Its imperfections remind me that we're still not living in the future.
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Her imperfections, many failures and constant letdowns make her likable and relatable.
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Sometimes it's maddening to work in this medium, because of the imperfections.
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These imperfections are, though, things that might be overcome in the future.
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Embrace yourself and be proud of who you are with your imperfections.
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At first, she wrote, she was fixated on her so-called imperfections.
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It thoughtfully hides my imperfections and makes me feel saucy and beautiful.
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Castillo's work is deeply engaged with the beautiful imperfections of everyday life.
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If perfect is the standard, imperfections can be found in any law.
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A darker hue will be more forgiving and hide dirt and imperfections.
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Israel could more fully acknowledge that its own society has imperfections too.
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But, in many ways, these imperfections are an argument in film's favor.
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With all its imperfections, the United States was still the largest democracy.
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She conceded imperfections in the law and vowed to work on improvements.
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Then to "grinding," where Shannon's cousin Lorry Mannix smoothed out any imperfections.
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When it comes to buying an apartment, some imperfections can be overlooked.
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I'm also a lot more aware of the imperfections of my body.
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But, despite slips and imperfections, they were performed with care and pluck.
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I spend an immense amount of time rendering those imperfections in pencil.
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These foods may have imperfections, but they are not damaged or rotten.
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Hosts, too, have imperfections, so read guest reviews to learn about them.
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His popularity was always rooted in his relatability, his humanness and imperfections.
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Rather than imperfections and failures, focus on your positive attributes and achievements.
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But for all his scars and imperfections, Daly remains a beloved figure.
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Astronomers can account for these imperfections by either measuring them or modeling them.
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And despite its imperfections, the death of Interview feels like the last magazine.
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It's important that people see us how we are, with all our 'imperfections.
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I forgot about all my imperfections — I forgot about the itchies and flaws.
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Some imperfections remained, like the ink smears that the comics originally came with.
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They were saddled with the imperfections and even the bigotry of the past.
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"Achilles, despite his imperfections, was a capable fighter: courageous and passionate," he says.
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Its size, to the public, would have been more apparent than its imperfections.
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The various textures of the crumbling vintage fabrics are recorded, imperfections becoming image.
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And, for all their imperfections, the Cavaliers are good enough to win one.
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I tore apart the imperfections of a pregnant teenager, I stayed in school.
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There's no supple suspension to help you absorb the imperfections of road conditions.
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I tore apart the imperfections of a pregnant teenager; I stayed in school.
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That's because we are more accepting of our own imperfections than ever before.
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Yet despite her hardships and imperfections, Martha was an endearing "gentle giant," Mrs.
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Instead, the series excels in showing the many imperfections of its lead characters.
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In their grubby imperfections, Kore-eda finds a perfect story about being human.
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Wertz's swirling strokes detail imperfections in the wood grain from floor to ceiling.
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The intention of our 'Love Your Imperfections' campaign is to focus on the quirks and idiosyncrasies that people wrongly perceive to be imperfections — this can include freckles, a feature that is sometimes seen as an imperfection by people who have them.
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The intention of our 'Love Your Imperfections' campaign is to focus on the quirks and idiosyncrasies that people wrongly perceive to be imperfections – this can include freckles, a feature that is sometimes seen as an imperfection by people who have them.
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As Céline Dion belts out the powerful lyrics "I've got my own imperfections" in the music video for her new single, "Imperfections," the Grammy Award-winning artist makes a bold statement about loving yourself by wiping away her makeup onscreen.
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"I love the imperfections in it," Peckham told the Guardian in a 2011 interview.
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Results not 'compelling' Lipkin's disclosure of possible research imperfections does not lessen the criticism.
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But Apple shouldn't be judged too harshly for its differential privacy imperfections, argues McSherry.
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I was spending quality time socializing and was able to leave my imperfections behind.
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As looms rattle, bespectacled women stretch cloth over illuminated screens and check for imperfections.
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And Saudi Arabia with all its imperfections is still the key element in that.
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Scanning the bust for imperfections, Busby points to the medals decorating the soldier's uniform.
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A good character has imperfections, but a great character is not defined by them.
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"The Coolbeam lasers are the best for removing scars, stretch marks and skin imperfections"
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While Spigen's Classic C1 case is not perfect, the nostalgia wins over the imperfections.
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Focus too much on the imperfections, though, you're missing the forest for the trees.
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Ortiz explains that each print is slightly off registration, along with some other imperfections.
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" In a 2011 profile for People, she said, "You weren't allowed to have imperfections.
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His latest, Leatherscapes, was inspired by uncut shapes and imperfections of calfskins he saw.
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I have to embrace the messiness, the imperfections, the good days, the bad days.
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Every system has its imperfections, but in Iran the pros far outweigh the cons.
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Sutures, nasal turbinates, inner ear bones, sinus cavities, real teeth, pathology, natural imperfections, etc.
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Like the Maison de Verre, their imperfections indicate unexplored possibilities, taken up by others.
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Sometimes a fine won-lost record can hide imperfections elsewhere in a pitcher's statistics.
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The uninitiated ignored the imperfections while the inhabitants assigned blame for the offending fingerprints.
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"It's grungy and it's grimy and it's got many quite obvious imperfections," he said.
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Embracing the imperfections is key to Apa&aposs signature method, called Facial Aesthetic Design.
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"They're pretty tolerant of friends' imperfections and idiosyncrasies, more than young adults," she said.
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There is something to be said for a little color to hide the imperfections.
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And I am one who believes we have to recognize that we have imperfections.
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For now, the job of criticism still sits on earth, with all its imperfections.
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Similarly, Solitude's blurry cover is a fitting representation of the album's deliberate sonic imperfections.
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Faruqee and Driscoll are quite happy to allow imperfections to enter and occupy their paintings.
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We need to see more Nola Darlings, not despite their imperfections, but because of them.
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Now clearly visible imperfections indicate that it was created in a scriptorium by many hands.
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Last year, she tried to quickly banish last-minute imperfections before making a TV appearance.
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The former U.S. presidents joked about McCain's imperfections, while saying he made them better leaders.
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The imperfections of this scheme are clear, judging by weak returns in the state sector.
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Everyone has their own 'imperfections' and there's nothing imperfect about them — they make us unique.
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Wisdom comes from understanding the imperfections of life and appreciating when certain things come together.
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And when we let ourselves be seen, we give our imperfections along with our strengths.
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In this case, the entanglement was generated using imperfections in diamonds called nitrogen vacancy centers.
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It corners like a lightweight Porsche but irons out the road's imperfections like a Bentley.
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"The imperfections are due to the straw in the dry dung product," explains Mr Cipelletti.
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Nor should we allow our founders' imperfections to blind us to the good they did.
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In other words, clumsy imperfections of the healthcare system can prevent people from accessing care.
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In a few jumps, differentiated contractions, and angled stances, you can see strains and imperfections.
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They pushed me to sing clearer and prevented me from masking imperfections with audio effects.
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Try Again: People are not happy about a new Match ad, which calls freckles "imperfections."
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Kanye West elevates his imperfections to a point of transparency we're not always ready for.
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"We designed it to look old, but feel really human in its imperfections," Popplestone says.
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Click through to see eight women embracing their so-called imperfections and celebrating their uniqueness.
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In the ancient world, even monuments to the gods contained physical imperfections, a simple metaphor.
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Knitting a pristine hat free of all imperfections is unreasonable; simply finishing the hat isn't.
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Embrace the healthful living imperfections of reality, and suddenly the impossible may well become possible.
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It can also be used to cover up other imperfections like acne scarring and redness.
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Welch's broader emphasis on eliminating organizational imperfections and maximizing shareholder value may also be outdated.
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There's minor imperfections in the line work that render differently, but the variations are subtle.
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I just drew back, in my mind, from a body whose imperfections I didn't understand.
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I would be disingenuous if I did not acknowledge the imperfections in the Clinton candidacy.
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"I like the idea of celebrating our imperfections, collectively, on this one day," says Cuddy.
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It's better to be straightforward about what you are offering and transparent about any imperfections.
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In as superficial an industry as fashion, embracing one's imperfections is mostly easier said than done.
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Tramlining, for the unfamiliar, is the tendency of a car to follow imperfections in the road.
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We will do life together and with all of our imperfections, we will do it perfectly.
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On the other hand, some imperfections might be due to the older hardware and higher latency.
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Just one pump blurs imperfections and imparts the most natural champagne-colored luminosity to the skin.
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Then there are those of us who can't deal with visible imperfections on our expensive gadgets.
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He points to an area near the edge of the slice that has almost no imperfections.
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They were riddled with tiny imperfections, called inclusions, made of chromite, phosphate and iron-nickel sulfides.
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Thus, in spite of all its imperfections, the freeze agreement is likely to deliver some results.
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But through strength training and learning to love her "imperfections," she grew to love her body.
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Instead, the virtual image will become the standard by which to measure the imperfections of reality.
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The subject, Edelman-Brier's mother, has a large body that's covered with lesions and other imperfections.
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McCloud says that it's important to him to embrace the mistakes and imperfections in his process.
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The scratch is finally gone, and since then, other imperfections have stopped bothering me so much.
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"Our imperfections/hardships make us all perfectly relatable, taking this journey through life together," Culpo added.
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I learned that my true personal faith is Catholicism, though I freely confess my countless imperfections.
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PRNU happens when the imperfections in the manufacturing process of each camera's sensors create tiny variations.
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"This is the human brain unconsciously prioritizing what matters, and noticing physical 'imperfections' less," she added.
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I loved it because the produce was always fresh, seasonal, and delicious — despite the physical imperfections.
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I didn't see different sizes or (what society labels) "imperfections"on my screens or on billboards.
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Elite players can tell if shuttles have even slight imperfections because they are harder to control.
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Harris-Taylor decided to create a series that celebrates skin and all of its "beautiful imperfections."
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The construction team double-checked the measurements, unable to find any imperfections – down to the nanometer.
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One favorite trick is transferring sounds to tape, embracing the grainy imperfections of the cassette format.
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The exhibition culminates with a compelling shift, from rigid formalism to the imperfections of bodily dimensions.
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It was the imperfections, or slightly-off elements, that made them feel right for the moment.
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And for all of its imperfections, we depend on that international order to defend our freedom.
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Every inch of the system's rails is supposed to be checked twice a week for imperfections.
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They've overpraised; they've underpraised; they've dwelled too long on imperfections that hardly deserved the molecular scrutiny.
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But screen prints now have these mistakes designed into them: machines mimicking the imperfections of man.
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The pane itself has scratches and cracks — the imperfections that Gomes often incorporates into her works.
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But it's also a way of deferring adulthood, with its unavoidable ideological compromises and moral imperfections.
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They look very nice, they are dark enough to hide my imperfections but aren't too dark.
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The construction team double-checked the measurements, unable to find any imperfections - down to the nanometer.
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"Mirror of Most Value: A Ms. Marvel Play," by Masi Asare, is about accepting one's imperfections.
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The company eventually fixed the display, but the crease was a constant reminder of the phone's imperfections.
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But I embrace the imperfections — as long as I'm the only one who can pick them out!
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I like to enhance the natural texture of leather – I think natural imperfections make my collections unique.
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Viola Davis is speaking out about the importance of women owning who they are, imperfections and all.
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I feared public transport with its harsh overhead lights, a magnifying glass finger pointed at my imperfections.
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Nobody's skin or personal integrity is perfect, and we all have imperfections that we'd like to conceal.
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Don't stress about smoothing the frosting on the outside perfectly because the sprinkles will cover any imperfections.
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Buffy is an important part of feminist media and, despite its many imperfections, will always remain so.
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"I had tried to show as many of the imperfections and flaws as I can," Rousey says.
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You're gorgeous and perfect with your imperfections, a bloated belly or while you're posing looking your best.
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It's DWP's courage to lean into these imperfections that makes her the best part of the series.
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But those imperfections show the human effort of the work and are catnip to original art collectors.
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We deburred sharp edges on pieces of metal and polished away any imperfections with the different tools.
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"We call it 'camera ballistics'—it's like the imperfections in the barrel of a gun," he said.
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The car moves downstairs to the manual work stations, where employees carefully check the paint for imperfections.
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Others roll their bats on the clubhouse carpet as deliberately as bocce balls, watching intently for imperfections.
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Tesla said its quality control process is unusually rigorous, designed to flag and correct the tiniest imperfections.
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The explanation may be that for all its controversy and imperfections, the sweeping law has taken hold.
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Her previous series Neon Portraits rendered female nudes in fluorescents, celebrating the imperfections of real women's bodies.
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The fans we speak to say that, whatever its flaws and aesthetic imperfections, it feels like home.
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"My work is an affirmation of life, in the face of imperfections," she says in the film.
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I increasingly see myself as a good person — one worthy of love and success, despite my imperfections.
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Step 3: Use the smooth side to remove any other finer imperfections from the new nail surface.
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" He notes: "Walking away from imperfect agreements, however, is rarely better than addressing their imperfections over time.
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"There never seemed to be much point in masking my imperfections," she says of putting on makeup.
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He was known for ruthless management strategies like Six Sigma, which involved eliminating imperfections at all costs.
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In mid-2015, they discovered imperfections in the casting of a wheel unit manufactured by a subcontractor.
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It is exquisitely easy to stand on the sidelines and nitpick at the imperfections of worthy projects.
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A brown diamond gets its color from inclusions — internal imperfections caused by stress during the diamond's formation.
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We see spills, smudges, and imperfections as a mark of a party well thrown and well enjoyed.
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Sharing a home, however, magnified a few of the imperfections that neither had noticed while living apart.
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Using quotations from "The Republic" as glue, Taylor travels elsewhere and finds imperfections in the democratic process.
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What also remains constant is a commitment to revealing imperfections and vulnerabilities that others prefer to hide.
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But each printer, together with its nozzle size and the type of plastic used, causes miniscule imperfections.
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To give them something when they're home, you have to make up for whatever imperfections there are.
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Personally, the concept of imperfections in our bodies is something that I don't understand; Imperfect to whom?
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Instead of making his subjects look grotesque, Wood's emphasis on physical imperfections just makes them look human.
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What's nice is that the video has the slight imperfections of something that's actually been made for real.
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We slowly paged through the images, images by Peter Hujar, David Armstrong, Larry Clark, marking up repro imperfections.
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The ultimate question is how much season three's imperfections should matter to Stranger Things fans, if at all.
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The Note9 smoothed over all of my skin imperfections and reduced redness, which left me looking washed out.
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I spent way too many years of my life worried about how I looked and obsessing about imperfections.
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Although diamonds are made entirely of carbon, imperfections are often introduced into their structure while they are formed.
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It makes skin feel moisturized, too, and there's a subtle opalescence to it that makes imperfections fade away.
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The aim is to help users try and spot these fakes, which can often be littered with imperfections.
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She resents their imperfections and hypocrisies, and she stands ready to mete out her own form of judgment.
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In spite of its failures and imperfections, I think Google is a force for good in this world.
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But they are structurally hard little things that allow you to feel the imperfections of an imperfect road.
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Christian voter organizations are seriously pondering whether and how to endorse Trump's candidacy in light of his imperfections.
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" Her love affair with natural wines occurred precisely because the vintners have "decided not to hide the imperfections.
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As much as we want a bigger crunch and bigger breading, their imperfections still make it taste good.
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For all of its imperfections, many regard this as the single greatest contribution of America to the world.
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People also praised the fashion line for releasing promotional photos that appeared to be unedited and showed imperfections.
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There are imperfections, of course, and those drive those annoying CAPTCHAs that you see everywhere on the internet.
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As with all things in life, it's good to find a way to be ok with our imperfections.
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Both pixels and film have a way of amplifying any miniscule imperfections on even the most flawless face.
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With all its imperfections ours is still the greatest nation on earth and we owe it our loyalty.
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But on the issue of soy sauce he is adamant: It's a coverup, an attempt to mask imperfections.
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Cohen, he added, embodied his native city, its multiple cultural identities, the poetry of its potholes and imperfections.
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Michigan State knows that making 4 in 10 shots from deep can cover up a lot of imperfections.
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He was not without flaws, personal and political, yet he did not excuse his imperfections but acknowledged them.
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These intentional irregularities — activating, agitating, or upsetting the surface — mirror the imperfections and experiences written upon our bodies.
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Oh, Tuna, you really do have it all: a quirky breed name (a Chiweenie!), everydog imperfections (that overbite
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That is a valuable lesson, said Mr. Licht, who believes that certain imperfections foster intimacy with the audience.
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I love seeing something from afar and thinking it's perfect, but then studying it and finding imperfections throughout.
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The used devices may feature small cosmetic imperfections — good thing a protective charging case for the Oasis exists.
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Each one is slightly misshapen — designed to teach toddlers to look past surface imperfections when evaluating their food.
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The reason people rely on Wikipedia, despite its imperfections, is that every claim is supposed to have citations.
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Jordan, a six-time champion, is a historic figure whose imperfections have been blurred or whitewashed by time.
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" Acceptance — of ourselves, our feelings and of life's imperfections — is a common theme in "Love for Imperfect Things.
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In a tunnel lined with blazing white lights, workers can look for tiny imperfections in the finished product.
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It doesn't have airs; and if it could speak, it would likely charmingly admit to its own imperfections.
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Not only does the cream provide some sheen, it also covers up any imperfections without transferring onto your clothes.
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Another challenge is that Virgos are notoriously judgmental and have a hard time with imperfections—both theirs and yours.
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The world of The Congress is definitely the worst-case scenario if you enjoy the imperfections of real life.
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"With the pixel/low polygon graphics of yesteryear, the old TV monitors helped gloss over many imperfections," he says.
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Our imperfections and our past precede and inform people's opinions, but things aren't always as simple as they seem.
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"What makes cars more relatable is the human hands that made them, and yes, those create imperfections," he says.
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"In a way we're almost trying to celebrate these imperfections that we almost find to be beautiful," said Ameen.
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For something on the lower price end, Nyx HD Concealer is also amazing at covering circles and blurring imperfections.
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With the redefinition on Friday, the age of physical artifacts — and its attendant imperfections — will be left for good.
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Cramer also contended that any imperfections reflected in the company's earnings reports are buying opportunities rather than actual weaknesses.
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It derives its warmth and characteristic qualities from the sort of "imperfections" hi-res audio is ostensibly ironing out.
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Each Mr. T doll is differently imperfect from the next, and the imperfections are what make them so beautiful.
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The tubular bodies, for instance, are pre-formed two-liter cooking oil containers that get discarded due to imperfections.
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"We all have physical flaws and imperfections, and that does not make us more or less beautiful," says Desseaux.
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In her sculptural embroidered works, Hewett explores the imperfections of the human form—dimples, spider veins, zits, and all.
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There are a few other minor imperfections, perhaps most notably the game's ridiculous fascination with overtly sexualized female characters.
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It works very much the same way as the foundation, smoothing imperfections and leaving a natural-looking, dewy finish.
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It's recognizing that being a role model means engaging and talking about one's imperfections, not pretending they don't exist.
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This method focuses on loving your life with all its imperfections, since those characteristics give us personality and creativity.
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Our willingness to confront our imperfections in search of a more perfect union is, and remains, a hopeful story.
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I think it's important for people to hear imperfections, to show there's a part of it that's human still.
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Actors wear contacts to change their color pigment, to look older, create imperfections, or even transform into another species.
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Yet even with the caveats, it would be a terrible mistake to let the imperfections obscure the progress here.
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Mr. Rubio claims that he can only put forward this plan, in all its imperfections, because he's being practical.
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But when we try to shield our kids from the imperfections of the world, they become imprisoned in childhood.
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When he sang, "All your perfect imperfections," he pointed to her prosthetic arm, then he smiled and kissed her.
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It's about using what you have, embracing imperfections, fixing what's broken, and rejecting the idea that newer is better.
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There can still be giveaways, such as indentations from a robotic gripper or repeated imperfections in a cast mould.
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And it was not the imperfections that propelled Mr. Trump to unilaterally withdraw the United States from the treaty.
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"There were technical imperfections that didn't have serious consequences that we can go back and work on," he said.
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We journalists are much more comfortable holding up the imperfections of each and casting ourselves as the sophisticated skeptic.
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Although the apartment's imperfections were many, from the lack of space to the falling plaster, we called it home.
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"It's a way to use the dynamics and imperfections of his performance to make an impossible rhythm," Longstreth said.
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This ignores the many ways in which the US has been an exceptional world power, with all our imperfections.
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But Mr. Pehrsson said it casts pronounced shadows across the face, particularly under your eyes, enhancing wrinkles and imperfections.
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Onstage, she ditches all pretense of being a neat little housewife to become all too human in her imperfections.
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Even the lines on the paper of that math problem were probably botched by imperfections in the printing process.
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These slight imperfections pull us even closer to the painting's surface, until we become lost in the shifting color relationships.
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Unlike today's judges and politicians, he was painfully aware of the Constitution's imperfections, as were most of his fellow founders.
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I'm paying attention to the imperfections in the world and looking for ways to help fix a few of them.
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That's some consolation for those who believe that, for all its imperfections, we're better off with Obamacare than without it.
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"My back made me so insecure," she explained to a select few fans, who urged her to embrace her imperfections.
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Always take a test drive, especially with used cars, and note any imperfections like paint chips or battered interior parts.
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Adopt it for yourself, along with her other top tips for beauty on the run:Embrace Imperfections: Bella's first big reveal?
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I'm told the digital files will reproduce all of the imperfections that vinyls have for that extra authentic audio experience.
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Bonus: It also acts like a primer, blurring imperfections and leaving behind a matte finish perfect for layering under makeup.
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After all, what other kind of person would see invisible imperfections and mutilate herself in order to get them out?
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They stretchy undergarment helps suck everything in and smooth out any imperfections celebs want to hide on the red carpet.
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In a basement in San Francisco, Lavion Gibson circles tiny imperfections on the soles of shoes with a red marker.
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She concealed imperfections with Super Stretch Concealer from Glossier and bronzed the star's face with Sisley's Phyto-Touche Illusion D'Ete.
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Photoshop is helpful for minor imperfections, but I think you'd do better to learn the flattering angles of your body.
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"We are ALL made with imperfections and there is so much beauty in our flaws," she writes in the post.
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So why must those imperfections be nullifying at the very moment that a woman is on the verge of victory?
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But recently, I found myself missing makeup that's for more than just camouflaging imperfections and subtly highlighting my best features.
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But "War Paint" also pauses to question the social values of a system that forces women to conceal their imperfections.
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This estimate did not include overcoming non-technical barriers to efficiency, such as limited information, institutional inertia and market imperfections.
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The result is an assemblage of deteriorating photographs, depicting random moments in time and revealing a range of physical imperfections.
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Giving it some deep thought and focusing in, I can find slowdowns and performance imperfections on the Note 7, sure.
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Actors wear contacts to change their color pigment, to look olderage them, create imperfections, or even transform into another species.
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In this narrative, ambivalence about having children, infertility, unplanned pregnancies or the decision to terminate them are imperfections, flaws, failures.
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I was more connected to the imperfections of the body than I had been before, and was better for it.
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Still, despite its imperfections, the sweet, sui generis "Red Emma and the Mad Monk" qualifies as a late-summer discovery.
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Stiglitz: Well, let me first say that this crisis has really demonstrated the limitations and imperfections of our market economy.
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But, like turning up the volume on a radio, those additional cycles amplified small imperfections from missing or contaminated DNA.
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It wasn't without imperfections: The quality of the solo voices ranged widely this year, and there were some coordination hiccups.
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I spotted a few tiny bubbles, but I couldn't believe that these tiny, invisible imperfections made this diamond less valuable.
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Lindsey Graham said, a man who came to accept that his honor and his imperfections would always be in conflict.
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Do not inspect your Sëlf too closely, or you will identify imperfections you did not even know were there. 4.
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Sadly, we live in an imperfect world and people are paying attention to Strickland's gender precisely because of those imperfections.
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Rectangles, arches or fuzzy-edged half-ellipses cohere into abstract compositions whose asymmetry and imperfections give them a dynamic charge.
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It's a timely moment to be talking to a boundary-breaking icon whose anger and imperfections are part of her appeal.
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It's not easy but I will say to the young girl reading this surround yourself with people that perfect your imperfections.
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But that skill could become obsolete in three years or so, when machine learning advances enough to iron out the imperfections.
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What I failed to realize is this: How I see my body and its imperfections is not how everyone sees them.
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Yes, mature love allows for physical imperfections, but wouldn't we rather be desired for our beauty than forgiven for our flaws?
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There are toxins in the air from chemical-based cleaners, plus dust and other general imperfections like a lack of humidity.
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He bemoaned the Soviet system's imperfections while mounting rose-tinted defences of its achievements and wince-making attacks on the West.
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Pack says she started obsessing over her perceived imperfections, but rather than let them get her down, she showed them off.
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But there was hope, too—that more male economists would become aware of imperfections in the labour market closest to home.
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Tolerances for measurable imperfections are incredibly low: the length of each Hasselblad camera has to be within 0.02mm of its spec.
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Take note of the imperfections that you're aware of, and keep them handy in case you hear reports indicating further damage.
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The body knows when it's been staring at its perceived "imperfections" in the bathroom mirror for just a little too long.
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And that these "flaws" are not really imperfections at all, but just another part of our bodies to love and appreciate.
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And, rather than change who she is, she vowed to continue leading with her so-called imperfections, with her whole self.
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His iconoclastic approach includes dunking golf balls in salted water to check for imperfections and also something called "vector green reading".
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"We are making a pledge to never retouch our models' perfect 'imperfections' out," the high street brand wrote on its website.
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Our imperfections are perfection, and that is what I wanted to express to the world as I turn 18 years old.
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Once among the land of the non-plastics, she learned the value of being an individual with quirks, imperfections, and ambitions.
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The three Zamboni ice resurfacing machines hum slowly around the track smoothing out imperfections so athletes have a level playing field.
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There are sixteen digital-to-analog converters (eight dual hybrid DACs) inside the Select DAC, working to eliminate distortions and imperfections.
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"If you could love somebody like me, you must be messed up, too," Ms. Keys sings, taking comfort in shared imperfections.
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Kendrick released this as an album for a reason: To prove that Kendrick Lamar can release an album and welcome imperfections.
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When people feel you're all in on the company and on them, they will forgive a lot of imperfections and errors.
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Many of the physical imperfections weren't even that drastic, and they didn't affect the ultimate taste of the fruit or vegetable.
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Maybelline Instant Age Rewind Eraser Dark Circles Treatment Concealer is a cult-favorite that expertly masks dark circles and other imperfections.
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If you are looking for cost-effective dinnerware and can live with minor imperfections, the AmazonBasics Dinnerware Set is for you.
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Our overall campaign is all about celebrating perceived physical and behavioural imperfections, from having freckles to being chubby, messy, or clumsy.
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"It's a bit time consuming but I really love the imperfections that come up with animating this way," notes the director.
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Laura Mercier Flawless Fusion Ultra-Longwear Concealer has blurring properties that minimize the appearance of imperfections, giving you that flawless finish.
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Imperfections emerge from the semi-matte surface — embedded hairs, reworked passages, and thin seams that (pardon the literalism) resemble stretch marks.
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Right now, deepfake videos have subtle imperfections that can be readily detected by automated systems, if not by the naked eye.
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The Wagner could have been helped by a greater sense of mysticism: the acoustics cast a clinical light on occasional imperfections.
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"Whatever its imperfections, this was perhaps as close to a true 'art of the deal' as it gets" said Mr. Buttigieg.
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People are drawn to these musicians' imperfections and emotional rawness—seeing someone who is comfortable with discomfort can be life-changing.
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Our overall campaign is all about celebrating perceived physical and behavioural imperfections, from having freckles to being chubby, messy or clumsy.
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Because people looked past his disabilities and imperfections, he found a way to make his own unique contribution to the world.
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Starting with the ornate melancholia of "Take Care," from 2011, Drake elevated the unfurling of one's imperfections into an art form.
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So despite Biden&aposs imperfections, Democratic primary voters may accept and support him as the one who can take down Trump.
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"Whatever its imperfections, this was perhaps as close to a true 'art of the deal' as it gets" said Mr. Buttigieg.
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Given human fallibility and the inevitable imperfections of information, institutions, like people, should not be judged by the standard of perfection.
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When illuminated by invisible UV light, the particles glow on the skin, minimizing the appearance of wrinkles and imperfections, and neutralizing discoloration.
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Listening to music with them, I'd hear peculiar buzzing noises and ringing and imperfections that seemed to be missing from other headphones.
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In an age of spin he dwells on the imperfections of human life—his father's drinking, his wife's neediness, his children's tantrums.
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But now she's teamed up with Reebok to talk about finding strength in those moments of vulnerability, and perfection in her imperfections.
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They seem to think they have no choice but to pass this tax bill, whatever its imperfections and whatever process it takes.
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Secondly, the camera will perform some smart processing to reduce image noise — the little flecks and imperfections you sometimes see in photos.
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"She was imperfect in many ways but her imperfections and willingness to speak about them are what made her more than perfect."
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But ironically, the imperfections grafted onto Marvel's characters at conception made them so perfect as fictional properties that they're difficult to change.
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She made waves again, after posting a video of herself in a bikini and celebrating her "imperfections" on Instagram Sunday, BuzzFeed reports.
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But even with these imperfections, our model can account for 40% of the differences between countries' average goal margin over 28 years.
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So that was that, I would learn to live with the Pixel 2 XL with the iffy screen and accept life's imperfections.
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But those imperfections — and the fact that, like the tooth, she has done nothing to remedy them — just make her more perfect.
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Full-grain leather Full-grain leather takes the entire grain of hide, with all the imperfections and inherent toughness of the material.
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So much so, that she lacked "sophistication" and what makes other women in the entertainment industry "interesting" — their physical imperfections and appearance.
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He also knows the legislation has its imperfections; it was never a complete fix for what ails the American health care system.
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Her ultra-clingy basics are shot on models with all manner of body "imperfections" — back rolls, stretch marks, cellulite, you name it.
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Lively's go-to color correcting product is Make Up Forever's Ultra HD cream underpainting palette, which helps to camouflage discoloration and imperfections.
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It also makes it so much easier to create hyper curated photos devoid of the imperfections that made instant cameras so charming.
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The balance between these goals can be found, but it will require creativity, compromise and a commitment to limit the inevitable imperfections.
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Still, even with imperfections, these evenings offer rare opportunities to experience "The Art of the Score," as the series is aptly titled.
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But not everyone has chosen to go that route — these 11 celebrities have all kept one of their "imperfections:" their tooth gap.
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Because of its lo-fi style, it's likely to blur facial imperfections, and makes vivid lipstick and clothing look even more striking.
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At this point, the glass is ready to be shaped and polished so that all the imperfections on its surface are removed.
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The entrance exam replaces subjective criteria with objective ones and, for all its imperfections, is the fairest way to judge academic ability.
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Likewise, if you never wound your watch, it would gradually become less accurate over time due to small imperfections in the mechanics.
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Sunlight filters in through the open tops of the columns and flickers over the sculptural imperfections in each hand-cast concrete slab.
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Unlike ordinary mixing bowls, decorative bowls are better if they have handmade imperfections, natural textures and free-form glazes, Ms. Kwong said.
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Sanders has had to contend with his own imperfections, some of which almost certainly impeded his efforts to reach the White House.
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Fortunately, a new breed of hybrid beauty product has emerged to subtly minimize imperfections without requiring layers of foundation or heavy powders.
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As Mashable previously noted in last year's review of the Fold, the crease was a near-constant reminder of the phone's imperfections.
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Besides putting an emphasis on employee education, his company develops technology to track imperfections in emails that could indicate a potential hack.
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The Icarians, of Nauvoo, Illinois, instituted a "moral purge," complete with a network of spies, designed to cleanse the community of imperfections.
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But once you get accustomed to the show's eccentricities, these kinds of imperfections actually make Dad of Light feel more earnest and endearing.
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Coins are weighed and tested by a jury for imperfections and impurities in the metals used to make them, to confirm their value.
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Then the Internet liberated our voices, training us to expect people to speak for and as themselves, with all their idiosyncrasies and imperfections.
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The cuddly competition, which helps organizers publicize that many pets are available for adoption, allowed owners to flaunt the imperfections of their dogs.
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Glass which, thanks to the illumination of these new edge-to-edge displays, will have little room to hide its scratches and imperfections.
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Next, workers examined the solid wax figure for any imperfections and expertly eliminated them before the figures were dipped into a ceramic material.
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Snooks hopes that sharing her experiences will help others realize that "it's okay to show your imperfections," a message we are wholeheartedly behind.
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Close-ups are especially tough, says Mr Webber, because humans are hyper-sensitive to even small imperfections in how computer-generated faces look.
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When a device gets as thin as 0.23 inches (5.9 millimeters), your eye is going to have an easier time finding slight imperfections.
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This interplay allows the viewer to simultaneously discover the imperfections of each individual gesture as well as the cohesiveness of the larger space.
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Some of America's greatest patriots designed the structure and they would be the first to agree with President Trump on its current imperfections.
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Reading Mayor Wally Scott agreed to erect a donated 34-foot synthetic tree rather than take another chance on the imperfections of nature.
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One dab of this full-coverage concealer, which is formulated to work best with acne prone skin, will erase any flaws and imperfections.
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Any other conditions and you'll likely to see strange blurry patches in the photo and imperfections around the object that's in the focus.
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It's a little fun to find out what he's actually looking for when he's inspecting the film (splices, imperfections, snags, etc.) It's neat.
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Your successful friends can see through all the imperfections someone might have, and notice the light that is desperately trying to shine through.
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Related: Art Trends: Collages of Constellations Stunning Collages Erupt From The Mind of This Turkish Artist Collages Embrace Imperfections with Quirky Mismatched Faces
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In all likelihood, the person you're talking to is dealing with their own life imperfections, and will totally get where you're coming from.
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Makeup is a woman's warpaint, the mask applied every morning in preparation to face the world—and hide her perceived imperfections from it.
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For all their imperfections, they are the only game in Asia, a region with a heap of problems and a dearth of structures.
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But to some, the big board's inherent mediocrity was part of what they found so endearing: It is a monolith with human imperfections.
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Related: This Artist Recreates Memories With Photographic Collage These Handcrafted Collages Are Hopelessly Lost in Thought Collages Embrace Imperfections with Quirky Mismatched Faces
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Oh, and if you're worried about it being recertified, you can rest easy knowing its thoroughly inspected, restored, and rigorously tested for imperfections.
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Much of Hart's most interesting research centers on the ways in which contracting imperfections mean that it ultimately does matter who owns what.
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They tend to rehash the same conversations over and over, pontificating about their partners' imperfections but becoming hostile when confronted about their own.
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Many of my fellow critics have pointed out flaws in the show (and the movie), but I find its charms outweigh its imperfections.
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For all its corruptions and imperfections, it still gives us a power — through our ballots — that exceeds even the most power-hungry president's.
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This is nit-picking, though, and it's made easier because the few imperfections stand out against Hill's otherwise seamless and finely crafted work.
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As the disability scholars David Mitchell and Sharon Snyder have pointed out, this economy sells us products to compensate for our supposed imperfections.
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Their collaboration, "Imperfections in a Given Space," received the first full-fledged review of an association member in a national publication, Down Beat.
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Digital artifacts and imperfections in the film mirror the destruction captured by Plesset's grandfather: ruined brick buildings and bridges half-eaten by rivers.
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Finding beauty in those imperfections, Andonia presents a series of paintings that probe the inner lines and veins of the stones that cause breakage.
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With typical cutting systems, the slicing and moving of the samples can lead to imperfections, which could be magnified when the supercomputer gets involved.
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The copies I created had some imperfections; my framing was off, and at one point I had given voice to my thoughts while recording.
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Van Soest recognises her potential imperfections in that regard, but she has a camp of high-level mixed martial arts to combat these shortcomings.
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Not only that, but even under nominal operation, the slight imperfections in every bearing add up, creating vibrations that can interfere with scientific instruments.
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This brand new lightweight matte foundation comes in 30 shades, stays on for 16 hours and works to correct imperfections and nourish the skin.
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There's nothing we don't love about this piece — it hides imperfections, still makes your figure look killer and can be dressed up or down.
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Most of you probably have your hands to the sky, and that's because skin imperfections can bring out a seriously obsessive side in us.
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Made from disparate materials including sweatpants, mugwort, butcher's wax, ball bearings, PVC, enamel, and raw wool — the group sculpture revels in its own imperfections.
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If we recognize and embrace our weaknesses and support one another in our imperfections, we will start seeing a healthier more sustainable entrepreneurial ecosystem.
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And yet enhancements continue to shave away at imperfections as engineers turn the screw to optimize multiple aspects of image capture hardware and software.
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Created from giant libraries of images scraped from the internet, they're often generated at low resolutions (which helps hide imperfections) and appear overly compressed.
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She embraces her squirrel-like teeth and all of her other so-called imperfections, and encourages those around her to love themselves as well.
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Laser sensors are way more accurate, but that means that tiny imperfections in the mouse pad surface can lead to an annoying jittery affect.
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So yes, the LG G5 is an ergonomic advancement over the G4, but it introduces its own imperfections in moving to this modular design.
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"She was imperfect in many ways, but her imperfections and willingness to speak about them are what made her more than perfect," she said.
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I've always felt a pull towards broken things; that which has been discarded or overlooked for its imperfections...still with so much to offer.
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The software would be able to make "perceived imperfections," such as "skin blemishes, wrinkles, discolorations, [and] uneven surfaces" less noticeable, according to the filing.
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The arm carrying the nozzle can also be fitted with processing equipment, such as an automated milling head to grind off any surface imperfections.
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A big part of the problem was the barrels themselves, which were often full of imperfections because of frequent forest fires and arboreal diseases.
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This combination of convenience, price, and produce quality (despite the physical imperfections) was why I told anyone who would listen to try Imperfect Produce.
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By default, the S7 Edge has its "beauty" mode turned on; it automatically airbrushes your face to smooth out wrinkly skin and other imperfections.
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Snail slime has also been a popular component in many Korean beauty products, because it reportedly improves skin imperfections like scars, wrinkles and acne.
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The other was a bonding technique, which had been used for fillings; he applied it to dental imperfections using layers of laminates and veneers.
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"He's focusing on the imperfections of the application, of which there are many because these documents tend not to be perfect," Mr. Vladeck said.
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But I really do believe that the experience of immersive television, it has already been increasing, even with its historical, if you will, imperfections.
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Where NUMMI was fanatical about quality, Tesla has had a tendency to let issues like dents and paint imperfections slide to boost production numbers.
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But Warhol's drag figures were represented in a flattening way that removed imperfections — Wilhelmina is missing a tooth in Polaroids, which was edited out.
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During a fall street festival, residents of the Hill District and the scenery of the neighborhood compete with the imperfections of the film stock.
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For extra intrigue, finish the look with a pair of leopard-print earrings that slightly differ in design from the skirt: Imperfections create individuality.
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All of the below items have been inspected and restored by the manufacturer, fixing any imperfections and reseting the warranty to a full year.
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Regardless of its imperfections, "The Good Place" had an incredible and literally life-changing message of what it means to be here on Earth.
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"The public John McCain felt the need to reconcile his imperfections," Graham said, citing McCain's position change on the Confederate flag as an example.
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But in citing imperfections in the task force's work to date, Mr. Craig shows his own lack of understanding of apprenticeships' past and future.
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His canvases have tears in them and imperfections as if they're still being worked on — there's something pretty awesome and punk rock about that.
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Few would defend the deal's imperfections, namely, that it expires in no more than 22019 years and there is no automatic review or renewal.
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Despite a few imperfections and glitches, the experience of running Android apps on Chrome OS now feels much more polished than it used to be.
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Even weaker tracks, like the grating strip-tease "Private Show," feel like glimpses of the real Britney–her musical tastes, her voice–imperfections and all.
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My whole thing is embracing imperfections, my album lately that makes me feel better about art that I'm making also has been Nico's first record.
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Clarkson, 37, voices the upcoming animated movie's main character Moxy, who learns to love her imperfections and discovers fitting in isn't the answer to acceptance.
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Here, finishes are examined under LED lights arrayed in uniform strips to help employees detect even minor imperfections, which can be remedied on the spot.
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Here, finishes are examined under LED lights arrayed in uniform strips to help employees detect even minor imperfections, which can be remedied on the spot.
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I started to cover up more, trying to hide my "imperfections" under loose clothing and using sarcasm to make fun of myself and my body.
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I was occasionally forced to open my eyes and acknowledge my handsome surgeon, and couldn't help but notice his lack of freckles, wrinkles, or imperfections.
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In rendering Jon Snow as a perpetually torn character, they convey some of the frustrations and imperfections we have in the real, less fantastic world.
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The light tunnel is used by the team to carry out an exhaustive six-hour inspection to check for blemishes and imperfections in the bodywork.
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But I never thought my imperfections would be weaponized and used to try to destroy me and the community I've loved for my entire life.
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"Flaws and imperfections" emerged in the late quartets, Mr. Norgaard said, in the way that a human being can be perfect yet full of mistakes.
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Companies are scrambling to make use of that data to understand how people and vehicles move, or to check for tiny imperfections in new products.
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The best part about it is that imperfections are totally fine here—you don't have to be a makeup artist to make it look good!
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But all of the images have a specific Samsung "look" to them, which is warmer, very saturated, and has imperfections (and sometimes detail) smoothed out.
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Kept safely in the vaults of the Biblioteca Reale in Turin, the portrait's power, despite the imperfections, has even gained rumors of supposedly magical powers.
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I prefer the rawer skin-imperfections-and-all selfies that the iPhone 6S takes, but if you don't mind the airbrushing, the selfies aren't terrible.
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It's made by splitting a piece of full-grain leather and sanding away any imperfections in the hide and stamping a fake grain on it.
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God's willingness to redeem us through Christ, in spite of all our failures and imperfections, is so humbling and fills my heart with tremendous gratitude.
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So many of the problems with business are in fact problems with us, and they reflect the underlying and fairly universal imperfections of human nature.
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Though the portrait was taken at a fair distance and its cluttered graffiti stairwell background is probably a pretty forgiving canvas for concealing upscaling imperfections.
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Not perfectly mimicking the human body, like some of the most expensive sex robots, but mimicking the individual imperfections that distinguish us from one another.
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But as the exhibition demonstrates, "great" does not mean perfect, and in fact, the imperfections in Golub's art underscore the qualities that inform its greatness.
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It's definitely made me who I am and has allowed me to embrace what society may call imperfections and view it as a beautiful masterpiece.
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"While we set out to achieve a realistic recreation of the original data, we were delighted by the aesthetic merit of its imperfections," they wrote.
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Regardless of the imperfections and wrongdoings, it's time to reverse course and allow all service members and veterans access to VA and VA community care.
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Some former guests posted other complaints online, and most could have been easily defused if the resort's website was more forthright about the Keys' imperfections.
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It dispenses the just-right amount of pigment, too, so you can cover up any imperfections without the fear of it looking too caked-on.
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Other potential methods are described in the patent, like a series of pulse-emitters that would use mirrors within the phone to detect screen imperfections.
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All these imperfections are what makes us all so special, and they just embrace that and encourage girls to be confident in who they are.
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Researchers at Harvard's School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) have made the world's smallest radio receiver by levering atomic level imperfections in pink diamonds.
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A specialized compound flows over the intricate geometries of the housing, removing imperfections, establishing a seamlessness between materials and producing a pristine mirror-like surface.
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Turned off by her fragility and imperfections — Blake cannot abide her sloppy handwriting — he orders personnel to fire her the day after their sexual encounter.
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But these imperfections should not detract from what is, by any standard, a dazzling debut, establishing Namwali Serpell as a writer on the world stage.
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When they show their imperfections it can help the people who idolize them think "they are perfect, but they do have their moments as well".
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But as this movement became a trend, I started to realise that no matter how perfect people may seem, they still have imperfections and insecurities.
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The problem was that the piston didn't fit exactly in its cylinder — small imperfections in the surfaces of both allowed pockets of air to escape.
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The doctrine of original sin — in religious or secular versions — is an expression of humility, an expression of a resolution to face our own imperfections.
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If Dad and Mom were here today, they'd admire my yard only in the winter, when imperfections are hidden under a glistening blanket of snow.
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Dr. Neff added that self-compassionate people also tend to ruminate less because they can "break the cycle of negativity" by accepting their own imperfections.
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When the crust is cool enough to touch but still warm enough to be pliable, fix any imperfections and set it aside to cool. 4.
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But even these imperfections highlight the real challenges and vulnerability of putting oneself out there and looking for connection in a cold and uncaring universe.
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In its deliberate imperfections, fragmentary views, and willful obstructions, the show offers a powerful meditation on all that is seen and unseen in Mangum's frames.
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But they are wrong to treat the NHS as an object of awe rather than a human institution with all the imperfections that being human entails.
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Do we see our own dimples and 'imperfections' (I'm hesitant to use that word, but for lack of a better one, I'll use it) and cringe?
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Yao also worked with the Harvard team to create their time crystal, making use of small imperfections in diamonds as their medium instead of ytterbium ions.
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A Rolls-Royce rides so smoothly, it erases road imperfections without relying on the trick magnetic suspensions and road-scanning cameras deployed by Cadillac and Lincoln.
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She took the perfect host copy of Arnold and tweaked him, allowed for imperfections and mistakes in order to make a new version — a new person.
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We live in an era where we knock down old American heroes for all their imperfections, when no leader wants to admit to fault or failure.
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No one is perfect, and we all overlook certain imperfections in our friends because, on the whole, that person means more to us than their flaws.
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The technique presents a lot of potential, but it's risky because small imperfections in synthetic training material can have serious negative implications for a final product.
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Scratches, dents, and other imperfections may reduce what you get back, but perfect or not, you're practically guaranteed to get at least something for your trade.
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And as much as it pains us to admit, the powder manages to instantly control our oil and blur imperfections, while looking traceless on the skin.
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AI can use machine learning classifiers (similar to those used to detect spam emails) to sniff out imperfections in manipulated video invisible to the human eye.
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He was completely unafraid to break into a wild improvisation because he knew the energy and the ideas inside his phrasing would overwhelm any small imperfections.
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There's a guide on how to spot the fake, which recommends that you keep an eye on teeth, "water-splotches," wonky backgrounds, and imperfections on eyeglasses.
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One woman named Mia Redworth recently showed off her stretch marks, eczema, and C-section pouch to make a point that these supposed imperfections are normal.
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These imperfections could very well get patched up in updates to iOS 11, but mark our words, he never would've let this happen on his watch.
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It accounts for our imperfections, and gives an order to our individual strivings that has helped make ours the most powerful and prosperous society on earth.
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"She was imperfect in many ways, but her imperfections and willingness to speak about them are what made her more than perfect," Lourd said of Fisher.
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If he can't impose himself on both ends, the midfield won't generate enough offense or defense to smooth out the imperfections in front and behind them.
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"The entire film is filled with all different kinds of imperfections and failings, and it's always something you have to come to terms with," he says.
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The saturated hues of Kodachrome, different transparency values, and the dust, scratches, and other imperfections of time added to the tactile quality of the sculptural objects.
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It was most recently checked last Tuesday, and within the past month, the company had used checked for imperfections and inspected the ground along the track.
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And I didn't even want to meet Warren because I thought, hey, this guy buys himself things, and so he found imperfections in terms of markets.
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There are so many human imperfections in your speech pattern, your personality embedded into every lilt, unspoken emotions communicated through each prolonged pause or sudden exclamation.
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Particularly sharp lenses will highlight skin texture, but a wider aperture â€" how much light the lens lets in â€" can soften and blur out imperfections.
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I learned the key is not, as I'd thought, to always be perfect; in fact, nothing attracts people like someone owning their imperfections without excusing them.
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They were, themselves, little trolls: the David's imperfections made flesh, sprung fully formed out of the cracks in his ankles and set loose upon the world.
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"It's really stunning how people underestimate her," said Ms. Minter, whose work explores culture's contradictory and often complex emotions surrounding the female body and its imperfections.
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While our criminal justice system has many great qualities, it is far from perfect, and the least privileged among us bear the brunt of those imperfections.
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He hadn't realized it until a few years ago, but thick hair masked almost all the visual imperfections on his face, which he admitted were many.
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Ms. Jenkins revels in the specificity of the characters, in their tastes and habits and imperfections, without bloating any of them into representative or stereotypical figures.
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Related: ISIS Vandals Inspire Digital Remixes of Cultural Artifacts How Replicas Could Save Threatened Artworks | Conservation Lab Digital Portraits Spotlight Haunting Imperfections in 3D Body Scans
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On Thursday, Lovato, 27, shared an unedited photo of herself in a leopard-print bikini alongside an empowering caption about appreciating one's body, imperfections and all.
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He has told Congress that his advice to the president is to stay in the Iran deal, despite its imperfections, because all the alternatives are worse.
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Whereas Ms. Manganiello spins and dyes yarn by hand and revels in technical imperfections, Simón Sepúlveda uses a Jacquard loom to create meticulous polyester wall hangings.
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And the younger Mr. Bush made the crowd laugh as he recalled his father's imperfections, including his poor dancing and his aversion to vegetables, particularly broccoli.
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It turned out that it did not matter if the material had many imperfections, thus ensuring that the experiment could be repeated with other flawed materials.
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Block prints are done by eye, and telltale signs of the human hand, even imperfections, are part of the ineffable humanity and beauty of the craft.
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With all its imperfections, the Kurdish experiment sought to create a society built on gender equality, bottom-up organization, participatory deliberation, ecological principles and peoples' reconciliation.
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Immerse me in it, let me revel in its imperfections, which will become beautiful in my imagination when I can no longer observe them so closely.
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We live in an era where we knock down old American heroes for all their imperfections when no leader wants to admit to fault or failure.
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In the end, Cassara contributes not just an impression the Latinx experience during the AIDS crisis but a moving image of humanity in all its imperfections.
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Although your brain understands that those light leaks and discoloured images are simply imperfections of the technology, we still try to reproduce it with Instagram filters.
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He began singing through an Auto-Tune-like effect, an old trick but one that he destabilized, using it to exaggerate his imperfections, rather than mask them.
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Related: Immigration to Israel, Explored in Two Controversial Photography Projects When Light Collides with Lens Imperfections, Luminescent Magic Happens The Surveillance Artist Turning Landscape Photography Inside Out
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While this legislation may have included its own imperfections, it laid out a strategy to use all energy resources: fossil fuels, nuclear, renewables, and energy efficient technologies.
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The bubbles are actually born inside the champagne flute — forming on little imperfections and impurities that let the carbon dioxide molecules collect together to make a bubble.
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All of the pores, wrinkles, ear hair, and other imperfections that you subconsciously disregard when engaged with a person face-to-face become magnified in a photo.
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That, and to ease the journey to self-love for every individual out there who thinks they need to hide their imperfections because society tells them to.
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The app lets you take photos using different modes that replicate effects from cheap cameras that produce random imperfections like light leaks, vignettes, and oversaturation in photographs.
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You can take a second photo of a person, place, or thing, but the small imperfections of the film will always render each of them an original.
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I love all her imperfections, and through playing her I became more forgiving of others who are imperfect and on the journey of self discovery and improvement.
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A part of me suspected her exaggeration of humanity's traits and her small imperfections included this tiny hex on her system: her passion, her drive, her addiction.
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What he does in his music is he gives everyone watching this ability to embrace all of their imperfections and still sing as loudly as they can.
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In honor of her 18th birthday (which she celebrated on Monday), the star filmed a stunning dance performance showcasing the strength she's found through embracing her imperfections.
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With this message, Dariano joins an ever-growing movement of women who are throwing up their middle fingers at the "imperfections" that have plagued them for years.
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The whole point to all this heavy and extravagantly sophisticated equipment is to filter out imperfections and purify the thing you hear to the absolute maximum possible.
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Mr. Boulware noted that stringers, which fortify the hull, on the ship's port side dip below those on its starboard — one of several imperfections in the construction.
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Under all of our crisp buttoned shirts and neatly pressed trousers lurks a whole bunch of organic imperfections we're secretly hoping no one will be repulsed by.
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The signal can be boosted by using more nitrogen vacancy centers (the researchers used billions of these imperfections), but it also works with only a single imperfection.
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The knockoffs are smaller than the pieces they're based on and with clear imperfections — a wobbly line here, a visibly pasted-on bit there — but instantly recognizable.
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And I think the pricing will increase as those imperfections are overcome and more specificity and addressibilty allows you to buy more with greater effectiveness and efficiency.
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Cerebral but disarmingly earthy, mercurial, self-protective, and intolerant of imperfections in all things, particularly music, he was as complex and uncategorizable as his sui generis music.
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The authors attributed the reduced reliability to imperfections in the quantum computer, and to the tendency of qubits to fall out of sync when their numbers increase.
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To top it off, while the technical fixes to the MCAS have been accomplished, other barely related imperfections have been discovered and added to the airplane's woes.
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Digital projection, the standard for the last half-dozen years, was supposed to bring consistency to moviegoing, eliminating the scratches and other imperfections of the celluloid era.
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Kardashian West added that she deals with cellulite on the sides of her thighs, so she loves wearing these new shorts to smooth imperfections in that area.
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The newly unveiled Genesis GV80 SUV easily absorbs these imperfections, and so the only disruption inside the minimalist, seven-seat cabin is a whisper of wind noise.
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Despite his technical skill, Halpern revels in imperfections in his work: seams that overlap, paillettes that don't quite match, a corset with exposed darts in the lining.
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Picking up on small imperfections in celebrities' appearances has been a staple of tabloid commentary for decades now, but it's an urge that really should be resisted.
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For a super boost against the elements, try the antipollution treatment, which promises to eliminate bad toxins and address concerns such as dehydration, redness and skin imperfections.
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Goldin tells TMZ Sports ... they were able to authenticate the jersey, in part, by using photos to match up markings, tears, and other imperfections on the item.
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The flash drive-sized AudioQuest Dragonfly Black makes digital music sound better by removing noise and other little imperfections that you might not even realize are there.
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Either way, two decades on from the movie's release, with a live-action remake on the way, what do we make of any imperfections Mulan may have had?
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Super Bowl performers have come to understand that the imperfections of their live performances will be online forever; they have calculated more and canned more of the music.
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But the image of an imperfect white man receiving an award a black man wasn't even considered for because of his imperfections -- even in part -- shouldn't pass unnoticed.
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" As a part of her gig with Reebok, Hadid will "help motivate women to accept their own setbacks and imperfections by embracing their inner strength, grit and determination.
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This International Women's Day, while celebrating accomplishments and contributions of women, I wanted to work on practicing self-love, learning to accept my imperfections, and gaining more confidence.
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If scratches in your wood floors are getting the best of you, simply rub the nut into the ding and watch as the oils slowly remove the imperfections.
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And while it's difficult to discern all the details based on online images, the image appears to lack the human imperfections you might expect in a real Rembrandt.
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Still am, a little bit...you sort of owned the nervousness, you owned your imperfections and it was so nice and so refreshing to see and to hear.
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If you're unwilling to deal with the imperfections of Bluetooth or the need to charge yet another thing in your life, there are still wired options for you.
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If I am able to be comfortable with my body and I have all of these things that so many people would deem 'imperfections,' then why can't they?
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Joe was a strong man who acknowledged his own imperfections and heroically delivered his sons and daughters from the steel mills of Gary, Indiana to worldwide pop superstardom.
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We have, despite our imperfections, been an exceptional nation because of what we believe about the human person and the way we can live in society in freedom.
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So when you alter photographs of yourself, you're just creating one unreliable image on top of another and correcting imperfections that the average observer may not notice anyway.
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A free, strong press has always been, for all its imperfections, the watchdog of the state and a pillar of democracy vital to the health of our nation.
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These countermeasures include an option for phones to correct for the slight imperfections in motion sensing that might identify a phone—basically, fudging the numbers a teensy bit.
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While many of us have long abandoned the old format, there remains an active community of video artists who still use VHS for its portability and nostalgic imperfections.
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Overwhelmed by the imperfections of the world as well as their own flaws, Virgos sometimes get moody and weird and retreat into the inner sanctum of their rooms.
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But now it's whiter, brighter, straighter, and—minus the various imperfections that a casual observer might attribute to my nationality—I'm exponentially more eager to bust it out.
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Finish with a rich cream; Mieloch is partial to MBR Cream Extraordinary ($369), spiked with ultra-hydrating lanolin and light-reflective gold particles to subtly conceal any imperfections.
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The second "main trick" for bendable glass is to strengthen it against imperfections, particularly at the surface where they can cause catastrophic failures when the glass is stressed.
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The imperfections in the graduate and professional student loan market that would constitute the only legitimate reason why government should intervene in this market simply do not exist.
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But because any imperfections would mess up the circuitry that the silicon must bear, the whole block has to be one continuous latticework of atoms, a single crystal.
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Yet it's precisely the old-fashioned imperfections of Lindsay's Farm that make its moss-carpeted rows worth the trip for regulars, many of whom now bring their children.
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She's not just dispensing advice to some more put-together friend; she's juggling men and insecurities in a way that feels real because of all her sloppy imperfections.
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My intention is to take everything that they have made us believe are defects, imperfections, things that don't make us "beautiful," and show that it's there and real.
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Instead, the singlet simply flatters people with builds that would look good in any uniform, and forces people with imperfections to confront them immediately or avoid the sport entirely.
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If you've ever held a 3D-printed object made from melted plastic, the obvious imperfections on its surface are easy to spot, and problematic for use in precision machinery.
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"As a young company, Didi still needs to work on many shortcomings and imperfections that have brought the public great concern," Didi CEO Cheng Wei said in a statement.
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This further established that the turbulent fluid doesn't form the kinds of local imperfections (vortices) that would prevent the elegant global picture described by Batchelor's law from being true.
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The consistency of this little assembly quirk does make me wonder if Nintendo is willing to overlook some manufacturing imperfections during quality assurance to meet the holiday shopping rush.
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Skeet Ulrich talks Lili Reinhart and Cami Mendes' photoshop clapback & says "society needs to be reminded that our imperfections are perfect" Come back every weekday at 8:30 a.m.
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What the team does is entirely encapsulate the liquid metal in a smooth shell that contains no imperfections known as nucleation sites, which are required for solidification to occur.
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They blur imperfections, plump their lips, thin out their noses, and brighten their skin — or sometimes go even further, enlarging their eyes and changing the proportions of their face.
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Bear in mind that, like all the images in this set, this is a close crop of a larger shot, so all the imperfections of each camera are magnified.
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The data certainly contains imperfections, though we did our best to get it right, and we're open to feedback on the dataset, which is why we're making it public.
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My impression is that owners will have to just accept the imperfections inherent in the more vulnerable shiny finish, and learn to love rather than try to avoid them.
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Little imperfections such as scratches or so-called "cigarette burns" (take it away, Ed Norton) appear on the strip, and quiet crackles and pops develop on the audio track.
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In 1992, a Washington outsider — almost Falstaffian in his imperfections — was elected president after what seemed more like a roller-coaster ride than a road to the White House.
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With photos and impressions of your teeth on hand, Candid creates orthodontist-approved, 3D-printed, and BPA-free plastic aligners to correct mild to moderate imperfections in your bite.
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If you have the image at a big enough size, zoom in as close as you can, as this will often reveal imperfections and mistakes you otherwise wouldn't spot.
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Extrapolated further, we can say it is the minor imperfections and subtle flaws of the human operator that imbue us with something special, something warm and alive — something analogue.
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As detailed in a paper published in Physical Review Applied this week, the SEAS diamond radio works by taking advantage of imperfections in the diamonds called nitrogen vacancy centers.
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Second, the fact that democratic values have helped reverse our own imperfections makes the strongest case for fundamentals such as free speech, freedom of religion and an independent judiciary.
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For our cover, Massimo Gammacurta used a silicon mold to make a lollipop that looks like the earth and then photographed it capturing its beautiful, sticky imperfections and bubbles.
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Those voters, so long oppressed by the political system, seem to understand better than anyone the importance of accepting the imperfections of politics as a means to an end.
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The wood, stone, concrete and steel used in the interior all have knots and grains with very subtle imperfections, some of which will also change over time, she said.
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"Whatever its imperfections, this was perhaps as close to the real 'art of the deal' as diplomatic achievements get," Buttigieg said, referring to the title of a Trump book.
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Even as they consist of motors, wheels, belts, cogs, and crank shafts, his sculptures have a bit of a funky chicken swaying movement because of his deliberate cog imperfections.
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There is a clash in these pictures between the imperfections of the bodies, of the poses, of the way the photographs are made, and the formal perfection of the compositions.
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I've radically changed my perspective from one of self-centered greed to one of acceptance for the imperfections in my life and gratitude for everything I'm blessed to have. Mrs.
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His complexion was soft, his face riddled with perfect imperfections: wide set eyes, a gap in his teeth and a discolored spot hidden in his dark brown eyes, my favorite.
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Lee hopes to show people—especially those who cannot afford a dermatologist—ways they can treat skin imperfections, and how to check their skin for things like moles, at home.
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We could all use some gentle pep talks to encourage us to practice self-confidence, accept our imperfections, trust our instincts, and work hard to make our dreams come true.
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As a philosophy, Kintsugi teaches acceptance of damage and breakage as an unavoidable aspect of life and encourages not the masking of flaws and imperfections but the embracing of them.
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Advances in minuscule robotic tools could correct for the imperfections of the shaky, too-large human hand, allowing fewer and smaller cuts than keyhole surgery as it is currently practised.
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As I matured, I started realizing that all your imperfections are what make you what you are, and I kind of embraced that oddity, something that was specific to me.
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I've always been drawn to things that are raw and real, the imperfections that make us human, and being vulnerable about those things is important to me as an artist.
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Real life is full of flaws and imperfections, and there's this forced prettiness to pics coming out of Samsung phones and the new iPhones that I just don't find appealing.
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We are far from perfect and we like to raise our imperfections to the surface so that we can deal with them honestly and transparently, while also protecting personal privacy.
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According to the video, the features uses "a smudge detector API" to identify imperfections, along with "geometric dirt models" and a "haptic micromovement generator" to sh-sh-shake it off.
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Rather than work within the rules-based system of trade, which America helped create and which, despite the system's imperfections, has served the country well, he bypasses it at will.
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Cisco Systems Inc fell 2.1 percent after Instinet moved to sidelines on the company's stock, saying weak IT spending in 2019 may reveal imperfections in the network gear maker's story.
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" 'All of Me' -- John Legend (2013) The neo-soul crooner pours himself into this stripped-down piano ballad, a full-hearted paean to a lover and "all your perfect imperfections.
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There is something about it that reflects the ideal of what college sports are supposed to be: Imperfect and flawed, and therefore beautiful by virtue of those imperfections and flaws.
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When you shoot sequence-shots, there's this feeling that you are not allowed to fail, when actually it allows imperfections to turn into happy accidents and for magic to happen!
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AstroTurf is fixed in gaudy youth, that radiant peaking of the fantastical lawn — like a photograph of an ordinary lawn with the color dialed up and the imperfections smoothed out.
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Jon is able to draw a very human portrait of a distinguished and accomplished life while not glossing over the inevitable mistakes and imperfections of even the ablest of men.
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But when I cut around the imperfections, I was rewarded with deep orange mango flesh that was sweet as candy but more complex, with hints of caramel and black currant.
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The researchers were able to create these imperfections in the diamond by replacing a carbon atom with a nitrogen atom and then removing the carbon atom directly next to it.
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There were a few wobbles here and there, even for Biles, but those imperfections did not stop them winning the title by a massive 8.209 points over second placed Russia.
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He conducted operas as well as orchestral works and made numerous recordings, although he always preferred live performances — partly, he once told an interviewer, because they lend themselves to imperfections.
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This kind of estimate always has its imperfections, because, for example, if Mark Zuckerberg actually tried to sell all his shares of Facebook stock simultaneously, the price would probably crash.
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But let's spare a word for the wellness policy: even with its imperfections and the probability that it is, and will always be, unevenly applied, it is a good thing.
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The local fair was having a "World's Ugliest Dog" contest, and although the two women found the dog gorgeous, they thought maybe Martha's endearing imperfections could make her a winner.
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In the manufacturing process, each component piece of timber is scanned for imperfections, like knots, that could weaken the material, which are cut out before the pieces are glued together.
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What we do get are snippets of police interviews with a Greek chorus of minor characters — other parents from the school — who happily testify to the imperfections of the leads.
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"For all his imperfections, Selig innovated and brought the game labor peace," said Andrew Zimbalist, an economics professor at Smith College who has written widely about the business of sports.
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Real domiciles have human imperfections — a ledge, too high to be seen, left raw; a loose thread on the underside of an ottoman; a creaky hinge, an unlovely electrical outlet.
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But Republicans, the imperfections of the Affordable Care Act in dealing with an unwieldy, expensive health care system do not add up to a reason to throw its achievements away.
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Those imperfections are considered part of an item's history, and repairing it this way can add beauty to the original items — like using precious metal to fix cracks in pottery.
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These people grant that the no-excuses style has imperfections; indeed, moments like the distressing reprimand captured in the video of Dial make it very much a work in progress.
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But for the first time in well over a decade, the 13-time All-Star is beginning to reveal the type of slight imperfections that almost make him look mortal.
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In theory, one advantage a wealthy or powerful individual should have in coping with his or her imperfections is that you can rely on staff to help you out with things.
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The 64-year-old Chan will also write about making movies in Hong King and Hollywood and of his imperfections as a family man, according to Gallery, a Simon & Schuster imprint.
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After her ex continually pointed out her flaws and imperfections — from the length of her hair, to her piercings and tattoos — Shane spiraled into a state of confusion and self-doubt.
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Choose Spot to get rid of small imperfections that you don't want, adjusting the slider down at the bottom of the screen to alter the size of the brush you're using.
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It offers a suite of retouching tools to fix imperfections in your photos along with standard editing controls to help you make quick lighting adjustments and other tweaks on the fly.
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Brass tacks: The trick to killer legs comes down a little makeup know-how — a touch of a full-coverage product can blur imperfections and create a little light-catching illumination.
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But, remember that much like other seeming imperfections (that zit, that gray hair), it's really not as big a deal as you think — and you're the only one looking that closely.
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But Sam is willing to put herself out there, despite her imperfections; as delivered by Browning, who admits to struggling with her own identity politics, the conversation feels authentic, not scripted.
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For my liking, I still see too much processing, too many small details lost in the battle to eliminate image noise and imperfections, to crown the P252 Pro my favorite camera.
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To achieve that darkness, Hill overloaded the toner on her copier, and embraced its imperfections, such as the white dots that sometimes occur when the pigment doesn't adhere to the paper.
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Look a little closer, however, and Wait's doll-like, pastel-tinted aesthetic will give way to something else: a more recent willingness to put her physical "imperfections" and vulnerabilities on display.
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There's something for everyone on Reddit, but a lot of my commenters, male and female, say they appreciate that I have imperfections, or that I poke fun at my small butt.
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As detailed in the physics journal Physical Review X, Christle and his colleagues used atomic imperfections in silicon carbide wafers—a material commonly found in everyday electronic devices—to entangle particles.
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The Harvard group, on the other hand, created their time crystal using imperfections in a diamond, called nitrogen vacancies, and flipping the spins of these nitrogen atoms using a microwave field.
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"If I could tell my younger self something, I would tell her don't be afraid of your imperfections, because one day people are going to love you for them," says Blige.
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They do it for a lot of reasons — because of societal pressure to cover up "imperfections," as a way to express individuality, or just plain boredom with their natural lip color.
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It also lets you take an audiology test to create unique profiles that record all aspects of your hearing, and will compensate for any hearing loss or imperfections you may have.
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I'd long internalized this standard that I should be on top of everything (aka, myself and my true feelings) all the time—no wrinkles, no imperfections, or else I was toast.
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The inevitable imperfections of social media platforms' misinformation nets has given rise to a whole new class of online creator: the scientist-influencer debunking false information in their area of expertise.
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I have a lot of blind spots and imperfections and work to do on myself and I'm gonna have to keep accepting that's who I am and trying to do better.
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But I just wish girls would be able to get 100% comfortable with their natural beauty — imperfections and all — before feeling the pressure to alter or "improve" at an early age.
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NARS All Day Luminous Weightless Foundation ($49): This foundation truly lives up to its name, covering all types of skin imperfections to make it look like you're not even wearing makeup.
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I'm drawn to the metaphor of the pillow filling a gap, the space between desire and reality, where our imperfections are revealed — and, often in middle age, cast into sharp relief.
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There's a little-known setting on Zoom that allows you to apply a filter to your video display that gives your face a softer look and minimizes the appearance of imperfections.
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Even at lower resolution, the mask captures the tiny variations in color, texture and reflectivity from one millimeter to the next that characterize real skin: the countless imperfections that comprise reality.
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Instead, the sport is unpredictable enough to remain fascinating, filled with perfect plans foiled by the imperfections of those sent out to employ them, and undermined by the vicissitudes of chance.
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Such details allow the duo to achieve something that most decorators never do: an inimitable look that only the imperfections of time and the idiosyncrasy of the human touch can produce.
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Bourne was right to understand that the best change is dialogical, the gradual, grinding conversation, pitting interest against interest, one group's imperfections against another's, but bound by common nationhood and humanity.
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What I've learned in my life is I have a lot of imperfections but I would hope that people can extract whatever good I have and the rest you throw away.
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The pigments and techniques of paramedical tattooing aren't standardized, but paramedical tattoo artists across the country are quickly establishing reputations for using flesh-toned pigments to camouflage imperfections, scars and discolorations.
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I'm a glass-half-empty, worst-case-scenario, dwell-on-the-imperfections, existential-dread ruminating worrywart, and I envy the people I encounter who seem to effortlessly exude perkiness and fun.
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Despite his clear technical skill (his standout Central Saint Martins M.A. show last year won him his dream job designing couture for Atelier Versace as a consultant), he revels in imperfections.
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While speaking to PEOPLE in April 2018, the "All of Me" singer admitted that his imperfections in the kitchen, including how to chop onions correctly, have made him and Teigen grow closer.
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The original tiles were laid on the floor in an arrangement meant to fit within a built structure; those who walked across the floor were not supposed to notice the tiles' imperfections.
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"As a young company, Didi still needs to work on many shortcomings and imperfections that have brought the public great concern," said Didi Chief Executive Cheng Wei in a statement on Wednesday.
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"'Made For Me' is about attraction, connection, and the symmetry of two people's imperfections,'" Cincotti tells PEOPLE of the video, which features the pianist and a woman getting close to one another.
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He gives Christianity its due, conceding that not all enlightenment began at the Enlightenment and pointing out the imperfections of that era's heroes—the racism of Hume, Kant and Voltaire, for instance.
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When a torrent of water gushes rapidly over a solid surface, the turbulence causes small bubbles of water vapour to form wherever tiny cracks, ridges and other minor imperfections snag the flow.
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Clarkson, 37, contributes to the soundtrack as well as voices the upcoming animated movie's main character Moxy, who learns to love her imperfections and discovers fitting in isn't the answer to acceptance.
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I don't feel pressure to be perfect all the time, because nobody is and I think I almost respect people who show off their imperfections more because you can relate to them.
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I imagine the folks around me at the pool — those whose thighs do not touch, and those whose thighs do — worrying about their arms, their tummies, about any number of perceived imperfections.
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This is how I entered the market for a nude lipstick that actually moisturizes my poor, parched lips — a shade that masks imperfections while still making me look and feel put-together.
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" Her post comes after she watched Embrace, a documentary from body-positive advocate Tayrn Brumfitt about why so many women hate their bodies, and how we can start to love our "imperfections.
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Where Spotify can barely muster songwriting credits, recordists slather on detail, often posting obsessive data about mic placement, signal chain, tape lineage, song performances, audio imperfections, and other ephemeral and contextual information.
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It felt like my imperfections were a twisted version of the Whack-a-Mole game — one obsession would pop up and I'd smack it down, only to have another appear in succession.
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Rather than get caught up in the misleading appearance of the material world, we transport ourselves back to a moment when the world, with all its holes and imperfections, hasn't happened yet.
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For example, in the case of images, fakes can be detected by imperceptible pixel-level imperfections or background inconsistencies; it is hard for most fake-generators to get the background details correct.
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The two years Blunk spent steeped in the Japanese stoneware tradition would teach him to welcome cracks and imperfections and color variations in a piece, an approach he'd eventually bring to wood.
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"The big problem with cows is they have bee stings, barbed wire cuts, so there's all kinds of imperfections that have to be avoided during the cutting process [of leather]," he said.
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Issa Rae's flirty, summer messiness in Insecure; Donald Glover's surreal, and biting imperfections in Atlanta, and Ryan Coogler's adaptation of a Black Panther that would kill without hesitation to save a life.
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G.R. "Next to Me" is one of countless recent songs about gratitude for being loved despite so many imperfections, and it's delivered with folky fingerpicked guitar and an oh-so-sincere vocal.
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"My expectation is to save money in terms of detecting anomalies and imperfections that really impact our quality," Hyun said, adding that his group previously looked at a computing system from Nvidia.
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As president, he was willing to joke about those imperfections, from his sliding poll numbers (in 2010), to his reputation for acting professorial (2011), to his rapid aging (2012, 2013, 2015, 2016).
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From the large cedar-plank table in the room's center, she picks up a chunky earthenware dish with a stout foot and a soft oatmeal glaze and lovingly points out its imperfections.
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"I think the government is aware that there are imperfections in the system and that they have made mistakes and so on, (but) I don't think that worries them greatly," said Wang.
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READ: There's an international manhunt underway for 23D-printed gun activist Cody Wilson During their research, Xu's team noticed that 225D-printed guns have slight imperfections, much like the variations on fingers.
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READ: There's an international manhunt underway for 3D-printed gun activist Cody Wilson During their research, Xu's team noticed that 3D-printed guns have slight imperfections, much like the variations on fingers.
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Next is Imperfect (I1), in which others will start to be able to notice imperfections, then Imperfect 2 (I2), which you will definitely be able to notice an inclusion with the natural eye.
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You don't need to latch onto comforting internet narratives to arrive at the conclusion that this is not the most stable presidency and that the Commander in Chief has... imperfections, shall we say.
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The formula contains light diffusers which manage to camouflage and smooth any skin imperfections you may have (like cellulite), plus, the subtle tint adds a soft bronze look — nothing overpowering or orange-looking.
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The reproductions in the gallery space at Galeria Mascota reveal details lost in the 3D printing process and imperfections in the digital file sourced from the last known images of King Uthal's effigy.
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Click here to view original GIFI've always thought that one of the appeals of stop-motion claymation was the imperfections in the animation, how things never quite moved as fluidly as real life.
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Growing up with eczema in a society where perceived imperfections — especially visible ones, like flaky or red skin — are called out, often painfully so, messed with my self-confidence and personal style choices.
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Thorne chooses not to care about spelling ("im not fixing my imperfections for your idea of perfect," she writes) or what people think in this sometimes dark, often witty autobiographical book of poetry.
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I left a few tiny imperfections to give it life but overall I wanted the listening experience to be rather clean and fluid to inspire this feeling of a classic piece of work.
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It's hard to see Kendall Jenner as a champion of imperfections by talking about her acne when she's also the one profiting from partnering with a skin care product designed to fix them.
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It's so ingrained to think a woman can't do that kind of job, and to criticize her for her personality, her imperfections, her clothing, her hair, her makeup, her laugh… That's such bullshit.
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In the past, it was easy to see the virtue in even Marvel's more flawed superheroes, like Iron Man, or to understand how their imperfections came from high ideals, as with Captain America.
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Kavanaugh himself is of course acutely aware of this — but for all its imperfections, his umpire metaphor usefully tells us what kind of justice he wants to be: a modest, nonpartisan rule-follower.
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True friends push one another to be better, but support one another in their imperfections, and on VinBook, everyone — all 97 million people, united by their love for Diesel — is a true friend.
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The former documents the hands and feet of women born in the year 1947 (the same age as the artist), showing how wrinkles, calluses, and other imperfections recall the body's response to aging.
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If this imperfect, intrigue-laden suspension of Roman Reigns means we, and his family, get to see him, healthy, for years to come, then all those imperfections seem a small price to bear.
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The fact that a dwindling number of mainstream outlets have retained readers and viewers from both sides of the divide makes them, despite their imperfections, the closest thing to a neutral arbiter going.
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But the point of a show like "Living With Yourself" is that we all have these imperfections — even those of us who outwardly appear perfect — and there is comfort in this universal truth.
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IMPERFECTIONS An unsuccessful actress (Virginia Kull) is persuaded that the way to improve her cash flow is to rip off her mother's boyfriend (Ed Begley Jr.), who works in Chicago's Jewelers Row district.
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For example, even a lower-rated diamond with minor imperfections can look the same as a higher-rated diamond in a finished ring if the imperfection can be covered by a ring's setting.
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Kelly has described his previous solo work in terms of human vulnerability, laying bare the imperfections in his sound; here, he uses software to lend his voice the quality of warped choral music.
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Finding some grainy imperfections in your smartphone photo is an unavoidable reality of digital photography (especially in low light conditions), but it's not going to stop you from recognizing who or what you've photographed.
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Advocates of the snail cream say the mucus is filled with collagen and other compounds that aid in hydrating the skin, and which, over time, can fade skin imperfections, such as wrinkles and scars.
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But even these imperfections position The 1975 as a band for right now—as they adjust themselves towards the listening processes of their fans—and that is what is most significant about the record.
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His work justified policy intervention as an antidote to capitalism's imperfections, to save it rather than to replace it; and it did so, as Pigou's had, with the help of apparently dispassionate technical argument.
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"It can suggest similarities and juxtapositions for a human to look at, some are ones we would find ourselves while others might be surprising or poetic because of imperfections in the algorithms and models."
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One of the key aspects of keeping the company afloat, he said, was admitting to the imperfections that exist in the company culture and why cross-selling mishaps can happen even without executive pressure.
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"I'm using my body to let other women know that imperfections are okay, that cellulite, rolls, curves, all of it, things that jiggle that 'shouldn't be jiggling' are okay," she said in October 2015.
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This type of leather is often naturally marked with imperfections from the animal, like a brand or a scar, but products from pricier companies won't use these flawed hides — making it even more expensive.
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And then people, inside this country, understanding that there were imperfections in our union and were willing to keep on fighting on behalf of extending that freedom to all people and not just some.
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" We see the imperfections of each face as they speak, stare, and sleep, and "the camera quietly registers the weight of personal history and accumulated experience writ beautifully across every last pore and crevasse.
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Some women pick apart the imperfections of others in order to steel themselves from having to focus too closely on the issues brewing in their own lives, like Renata does in Big Little Lies.
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Alienware has spent the past year working out bugs and imperfections with its external-GPU solution, and Razer's had a few hiccups here at CES when demonstrating the Blade Stealth and Core working together.
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For all of Android's imperfections, one has stood out high above the others over the years: its truly terrible blob-like emoji, which remain completely indecipherable and cause great confusion when traveling between platforms.
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It also forces us to face the imperfections in our own communications and the ways in which we daily take language for granted to do the work for us, rather than precisely select it.
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The current landscape of pop is dominated by complicated and moody young women such as Halsey, Lorde, and Lana Del Rey, who wear their imperfections proudly and allow darkness to surface in their music.
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The U.S.T.A. had intended to use it solely as a practice court, but Court 10 was found to have surface imperfections, so the Grandstand will host matches for at least the first few days.
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For all the city-state republic's political imperfections, if Pyongyang could be persuaded to follow its milder authoritarian model, it would be a hugely welcome advance in the lives of the North Korean people.
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The bottom lineOverall, if you're looking for a comfortable foundation that's not too matte, not too glowy and doesn't enhance your imperfections, I don't think you can go wrong with Kosas Tinted Face Oil.
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It is both juvenile and dishonest to blame his predecessor for his mistaken policies and failure of leadership, especially since Obama's Syria policy, whatever its imperfections, was stronger than what Trump has called for.
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Mr. Goldman also pointed out that the "saddle" threshold stones typically placed at seams between bathroom and living room floors, to hide imperfections, were not needed at Summit, because the floors are so flat.
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By embracing the unpredictable imperfections of shooting with expired film and mounting the results on LED lightbox displays, Scott McFarland's Skyleaks series transforms the run of-the-mill "cloud pic" into something beautifully jarring.
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The diamond boasting better clarity on paper (which might have a VS 1 rating, for example) may cost more than the equivalent diamond with slightly more imperfections (a VS 2 clarity rating, for example).
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While things like acne and dryness are real concerns, the crux of butt beauty usually has more to do with smoothing skin, addressing tone imperfections (including hyperpigmentation as a result of acne scarring), too.
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This year's revolution at the ballot box underscores that, despite its imperfections, Ukraine is a genuine and vibrant democracy and an example to other post-Soviet countries and beyond -- from Moscow to Hong Kong.
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These proposals, a result of conversations with health care experts, fellow Democrats, and our House Republican colleagues, identified ways to improve our health care system before many Democrats openly admitted to the ACA's imperfections.
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"Even with all of these imperfections, her gifts elevate her – blue eyes that see the best in the people she loves and a tireless drive to make sure they see it too," he wrote.
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" He continued, "Even with all of these imperfections, her gifts elevate her – blue eyes that see the best in the people she loves and a tireless drive to make sure they see it too.
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In his studio, Rosso cast and recast, exhibiting wax forms from lost-wax casts — what is normally "lost" in the process — as final works, purposefully creating unfinished edges and imperfections in bronze and plaster.
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The station's microgravity environment allows crystalline structures to grow with fewer imperfections than on the Earth's surface, so space-grown crystals have properties that would be impossible to produce in gravity-bound ground laboratories.
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Maintaining imperfections, Cortez makes visible the labor required for each object, an homage, she explains, to the labor of immigrants who often take jobs they are not trained to do, but nevertheless excel at.
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Hopefully with body-positive heroes such as Gregg and Amber Rose, we'll come to reject the body standards that cause us to view cellulite and stretch marks as "imperfections" that shouldn't be on our bodies.
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" "Thanks @samsungmobile for the vote of confidence, I think I'll keep my freckles and imperfections since this is how I look in 3D and this is how all my friends see me in real life.
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I felt strongly this desire to be truly seen, and I love the image for its imperfections — the way you can see the hairnet showing under the wig or a little makeup on her face.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - France managed to overcome mistakes and imperfections in their World Cup final victory over Croatia with sheer mental strength to lift the trophy for the second time, coach Didier Deschamps said on Sunday.
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In spite of, or, perhaps, because of these noticeable imperfections, Huji Cam has exploded in popularity: It has been downloaded more than 227 million times and counts Selena Gomez and Jasmine Sanders among its fans.
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These peppers may bit a bit wonky and have imperfections but I love that No name brand is taking initiative and keeping part of the 13 billion pounds of perfectly good food out of dumpsters.
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United by their connection to Grimard—a veteran director of music videos and commercials—these subjects acknowledge the city's imperfections, but rally behind the beauty, diversity, and "rollercoaster of emotions" that Montreal has to offer.
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The red traffic light and the streets lights on the left edge of the image are surrounded by huge blobs of image noise on the Pixel photo, whereas Samsung's shot keeps such imperfections under control.
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He spent a long, long, long time making that album, but he wanted it to be perfect, which, really, you don't want a perfect album, because perfect albums can be sterile; imperfections give it depth.
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Embracing imperfections, Sunjani says, can help women get over professional insecurities and hang-ups they may harbor and make them more comfortable taking a risk with a project or role, even if it ultimately fails.
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Computers were used, not only to add color to black and white footage, but to remove imperfections, fill splices and reconstruct missing frames from film that was shot with fewer frames per second than today.
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"Autonomous cars rely on the appearance of the roadway surface itself—road paint, and even imperfections in the roadway itself—but in the snow, all of those disappear," said Edwin Olson, a researcher at Mcity.
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Red-hot Dodgers cap sweep of Mets with one-hitter NEW YORK — Life is so good for the Los Angeles Dodgers right now, even the so-called imperfections seem to fit into the mosaic perfectly.
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As I stayed sober, I realized that my self-awareness of my imperfections didn't drive people away, and if anything it was the opposite: they helped people feel at ease with me, and built trust.
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The veteran producers Barry and Fran Weissler picked up the theatrical rights to the Adrienne Shelly movie just after its release in 2007, spying musical potential in the imperfections and desires of Ms. Shelly's characters.
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Differences in refraction across the lens, as well as imperfections in its shape and materials, all contribute to some of those light rays, especially those entering the lens near its outer edges, missing the target.
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If you take a close look at the hood prior to washing and waxing it, you can see that the paint had lots of watermarks, imperfections, and lacked the luster of a good paint job.
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Colors were fine, but not great; faces in bright settings were a bit washed out, and some grays and blacks were grainy, but I wouldn't have noticed those imperfections if I wasn't looking for them.
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Sam Wang, a neuroscientist who runs the Princeton model, said in an email that in 2016 he had not factored in enough potential "systematic error" — a catchall variable that accounts for imperfections in individual polls.
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Eventually Magee, now 26 and living in Seattle and working as a co-dependency recovery coach, learned that she had to let go a little and allow herself to show up with all her imperfections.
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Coughlin's story reflects both an enhanced effort to construct a safety net to protect athletes against sexual impropriety and the imperfections that remain in that web, not just in figure skating, but in every sport.
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Much of the show's appeal is what Boilen calls a "special intimacy" — capturing a performance with its imperfections and hiccups offers something markedly different from a studio track, which is ironed out and heavily produced.
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Every time you do this, you buy time, but the problem gets harder because the types of damage that the therapy reverses will catch up, and those imperfections just need to be progressively partially eliminated.
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It's clear that Warner Animation Group has put a ton of time and effort into lovingly re-creating each brick, down to imperfections and scratches in the plastic, and the miniature Lego logo on each stud.
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Though these labels, along with Lonely, set a positive example by destigmatizing imperfections and showing a wider range of body types (especially as far as lingerie is concerned) they're still a disappointing minority in the industry.
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As I've said in my other reviews of ZINK-based printer products, I think the "lo-fi" look is charming and reminds me of the imperfections of film and instant photos, but you may feel differently.
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"We live in an era where we knock down old American heroes for all their imperfections, when no leader wants to admit to fault or failure," Meghan said, going on to talk to her late father.
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What's more, the sound remains precise even when I imbalance it: because a bass or treble "boost" is actually generated by lowering the volume of other frequencies, I'm never adding distortions or imperfections to my music.
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The best thing about the game was that it reflected the messy imperfections the college game itself: it was more wide-open than Madden, subject to stranger results, to extreme bouts of scoring and sloppy defense.
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But in the song and across the album, Ms. Rubinos builds her own persona, freely admitting private imperfections in some songs while calling for "brown" pride and solidarity in others (like "Mexican Chef" and "Black Stars").
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I was used to the stricture and structure of being in Alison's P.O.V., and this gave me more leeway to allow the character to be whatever I wanted — more of a slob with her slouchy imperfections.
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Holter's always been fascinated by acoustics and their imperfections—her first release, Live Recordings, is an engrossing mash of the synthetic and organic, songs played loudly in a room next door with radio transmissions butting in.
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As Boehner's Democratic predecessor Nancy Pelosi discovered, the concessions and compromises required to successfully steer major legislation through Congress can result in significant flaws —such as the well-documented imperfections of the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
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When you use it the way it was intended, it is purifying marijuana smoke and allowing you to experience the smoking process without all of the carcinogenic kief; it neutralizes the kief and filters out imperfections.
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"The inadequacies — more than just a handful and more than mere imperfections — left entire subjects of central interest to the affected First Nations, sometimes subjects affecting their subsistence and well-being, entirely ignored," said the ruling.
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My first reaction, and the reaction of everyone at Chinese language school as well, was that I was defective and destined for life on a rack at T.J. Maxx begging to get chosen despite my imperfections.
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The Big Bang Theory star applauds the women who show off and embrace their "imperfections" — Bialik names Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue model Hunter McGrady and Amy Schumer as two of them — but says it's not for her.
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But while it eventually loses its edge, Hereditary still feels, imperfections and all, like the family horror we deserve, even more so than Krasinski's desire to carve out a new normalcy in an era of unending anxiety.
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I'm more easily annoyed about tiny imperfections — the way my feet are still clammy when I wake up, that tumbleweed of blonde hair on the floor, an annoying text that I'll feel bad about ignoring all day.
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The tip itself can be used to stamp out small imperfections and get into crevices around the nose, while the flat top serves as a great buffer — those angled sides make it easy to hold on to.
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"The Coolbeam lasers are the best for removing scars, stretch marks and skin imperfections" And for Kardashian, who has been baring her abs on a regular basis, daily workouts aren't the only secret to her tight abs.
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Most reviews of the novel tended to ignore these imperfections, focussing on the tragic backstory and praising the work without much elaboration—somewhat confirming Barón Biza's fear that the book's autobiographical aspects would overtake any literary discussion.
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In fact, Bill Clinton will be liberated from the fundamental, suffocating burden of first wifehood precisely because we know him so well, and most of us, like it or not, have come to accept his glaring imperfections.
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"In person and online, when we take the risk to share something deeper about our life — even exposing our 'blemishes' or imperfections, it lets other people know they're not alone," Moutier explained in a statement over email.
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Garrison uses a high-tech piece of equipment from SST Pure that can locate imperfections in the shaft and change the orientation of the club head, and his clients include Dustin Johnson, Phil Mickelson and Rickie Fowler.
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When you use something less offensive to your face, it turns out it's a lot easier to stop bothering imperfections, which means fewer opportunities to introduce new bacteria and germs or disrupt your skin's own tentative balance.
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The Constitution had many imperfections and we had to fight a war to correct the most egregious of them -- the embrace of slavery, in direct contradiction of the equality principle we professed in the Declaration of Independence.
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" (He meant the thousand-year-old palatial villa in Kyoto, built to some degree on the aesthetic principles of imperfections and natural circumstances known as wabi-sabi.) "But the music in your restaurant is like Trump Tower.
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I love reading about her childhood, her time in the White House, her sense of style and even her insecurities — it is comforting that someone as seemingly perfect as Jackie could be self-conscious about her imperfections.
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How much the rough stone will fetch at auction remains to be seen, and it will depend in part on any imperfections that limit the size of the cut and polished stones it can be fashioned into.
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Charlotte Tilbury's Brightening Youth Glow ($55), meanwhile, pairs trendy wellness ingredients, like revitalizing chlorella and nourishing vitamin B, with high-tech pearlized particles for a creamy gel that "instantly blurs, evens imperfections and corrects redness," Tilbury explains.
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It's more like a surreal, waking dreamspace, a reality you inhabit even as you face its own unreality, a morass of little imperfections that make the whole thing feel more like an engrossing hallucination than The Matrix.
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Mr. Tang does it, in collaboration with Mr. Fougeirol, by filling imperfections in the gallery floor with macadamia milk, a gluey substance that has dried over the course of the show into a kind of white paint.
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" After he was booted off The Bachelorette, Johnson tweeted: "Jus saying, my future wife though girl you ready for smiles, adventure, comfort, growth, honesty, laughter, me falling using my inhaler and kissing your stretch marks and imperfections.
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The antenna can then mechanically adjust itself for imperfections in the transmitter's surface, allowing a stronger signal to pass, and even alter the direction it points should broadcast needs change over the course of the satellite's life.
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With a wealth of choices for the Democratic presidential nomination, voters might forgive imperfections in the candidates as they weigh their strengths, but in the age of Trump it is all too clear how much character matters.
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Kendrick, 30, discussed her upcoming film Trolls, saying she was drawn to voicing a character in the animated movie because she loves the quirky imperfections of the dolls – something she definitely didn't feel about her Barbies growing up.
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But she also shared a handful of fashion tips, including one she's held on to since her modeling days, mixing her foundation with her body lotion and a touch of shimmer to cover any imperfections in her skin.
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Earlier this year, while filming her Facebook Watch show "Huda Boss, " Huda Beauty scrapped a new concealer because of imperfections in the formula — a decision that cost the company roughly $10 million in potential revenue, according to Kattan.
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Despite its imperfections, the FMLA is a pretty essential piece of legislation for workers today — particularly for women, who are still overwhelmingly burdened with providing care for children and other relatives (and receive inadequate compensation for both tasks).
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We maintain our 2016-2018 GDP growth forecast at 7503% (well above the 'A' median forecast of around 3%), given the methodological imperfections of the GDP series and the significantly more expansionary dynamics suggested by high-frequency indicators.
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On one end is a steel spike that scrapes the ground like the stylus on a record player, reading its imperfections, producing a continuous haunting sound that is played out of a large speaker on the other end.
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The rock that wasn't harvested, and some of the smaller split stones that were rejected for their imperfections, still stands at Government Island -- complete with visible chisel marks from where it was split more than two centuries ago.
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Maintaining this radar absorbent coating on surface of the F-35 is a job that takes very detail-oriented, sometimes tedious work — masking every small area, properly mixing chemicals, applying them precisely, smoothing, and assessing the smallest imperfections.
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As a sheer foundation, this isn't going to entirely cover blemishes, dark spots, or red blotches, but it smooths over all types of imperfections, gently improving the look of your complexion without a heavy or mask-like appearance.
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He won a Nobel Prize nearly two decades ago for identifying the inequities and imperfections in market economies and has spent a career warning of the perils of wealth concentration, railing against monopoly power and championing higher taxes.
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But we found that a page that is unredacted but full of text is about 3.5 percent black, and a page that is entirely redacted is about 34.5 percent black (because of border and imperfections in the redaction).
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"Spoiled Foot" references a poem Bradford penned about the crippled Greek god Hephaestus, who was cast out of Olympus for his imperfections; it's inscribed elegantly on a black concrete plinth placed in a niche in front of the building.
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Source: OECD By combining high credit quality (because certain borrowers are not eligible for cheap loans because of the imperfections of the regulatory system) and relatively high interest rates, alternative lending is a very interesting asset class for investors.
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"[I]t was learning how to love myself in all my messy glory — the great things about myself, but also my imperfections, and [to] know that no one's perfect, we're always learning, and that's a good thing," she said.
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I also had a mighty struggle getting a racing game to recognize the second-screen's simulated gamepad controller, and it's those initial glitches and imperfections that put most people off before they've even tried a gadget like this properly.
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There's a song for "Cheyenne," a woman who loves "nightlife and trashy tattoos" and won't cry when her latest relationship is over, as well as one for the woman who wishes her mama would stop judging her imperfections ("Milkman").
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The Photo Scan app launched by Google today for iOS and Android lets you scan printed photos in just a couple of seconds, using machine learning to correct imperfections in the capture process that they look great every time.
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For makeup, Jenner stepped on the runway in a dewy "her-skin-but-better" look: enough foundation coverage to hide imperfections (without looking overly done up), touched up brows, simple eye makeup, a pinky nude lip and major lashes.
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"Some [clues about the manuscript's creation and origins] were visible to the naked eye but digitisation has revealed many more which had simply looked like imperfections in the parchment," said professor Jane Geddes in a statement from the university.
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Recognitions of the many tentacles of his immoderate imperfections, such as Abigail Solomon-Godeau's quashing text Going Native, Paul Gauguin and the Invention of the Primitivist Modernist, have certainly shattered the petite ampoule of Gauguin as testicle dream machine.
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Op-Ed Contributors WASHINGTON — As the two negotiators who initiated the secret talks that led to the 2015 Iran nuclear agreement, we are intimately familiar with the deal's strengths, its inevitable imperfections and the wider challenge posed by Iran.
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It is very lightweight and gives you nice, medium coverage and is able to be layered in places where you need to hide any imperfections or sheered out in places where you want to let your skin show through.
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The monitor is constantly refreshing its display contents to get those buffered frames in, and the imperfections in the loading and flushing of those frames create an ugly tearing effect that can ruin a movie or your gaming experience.
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What impressed me, as I watched Didion's and Nichols's eyes light up at the thought of those maddening sexist, racist, restless, complicated, and important dramas, was how little either of them had in common stylistically with O'Neill's raw imperfections.
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Strau positions his works in relation to those of traditional icon painters by emphasizing the former's material imperfections: uneven seams between tin sheets; spots of solder; loose, sketchy lines of pigment delineating the angel forms on the exposed canvas.
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The actress, who was one of five stars that went makeup-free in PEOPLE's World's Most Beautiful issue this year — embraces all her imperfections, and wants the girls and young women that look up to her to do the same.
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The trouble with, and the appeal of, curated imperfection is the assumption that all imperfections lie in the past — they have supposedly been understood, integrated, and learned from in order to create a present that is blissfully free from earlier mistakes.
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Inheriting graffiti-clad concrete walls within the industrial corner outpost, Torres kept the imperfections, putting in a street-facing courtyard entrance, which leads to an open-concept, two-tiered kitchen, replete with black tiles and framed art from Torres' friends.
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"It gives us joy to celebrate portrayals...that show human nature with all its imperfections, and to do so with a union whose job it is to protect actors as they do that job," Nyong'o said on stage Sunday night.
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" On the other hand, if you can't stop going over something harmless (but still cringe-worthy) that you said, Shershun says, "It's important to try to bring in a sense of humor and be able to laugh at your imperfections.
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In an interview with MONEY, Saujani says she encourages employees, especially women, to include a typo in a professional email — it can't be a nothing email to an office friend, either — because it highlights just how inconsequential imperfections can be.
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In addition to a myriad of face "beautifying" modes that'll digital retouch any imperfections you have on your face, there's a group selfie mode that'll choose the shot where everyone is smiling, and modes to slim faces and soften skin.
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And that has imperfections all its own, the best laundry list of which appeared in "Customer Mentality," an essay by Nate Kreuter, an assistant professor of English at Western Carolina University, that was published by Inside Higher Ed in 2014.
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Recently, the brand has made it their mission to showcase the work of makeup artists who haven't edited their pictures to blurred-out perfection, showing off their pores, wrinkles, moles, blemishes, and peach fuzz instead — because those things are not imperfections.
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But despite the imperfections of the narrative itself, the story actually functions as a woefully on-point metaphor for the way rape survivors are often treated: Their testimonies are reshaped and called into question, filtered through layers of subjective listeners.
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And in this universe, with its often-cruel imperfections, Fall Out Boy premiered "Young And Menace" on Zane Lowe's Beats 1 show this afternoon and announced that their seventh studio album, M A N I A, will be out September 15.
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Its mischievous jaunt is belied by the turmoil that inspired it: The toxic corrosion of shame and repression, and the Sisyphean struggle to reconcile the identity we present to the world with the fractured reality of our pain and imperfections.
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The raw candor and transparency in his music forces listeners to sit with the facts that he was once homeless; that even though his mother is a preacher, he won't be shamed for his imperfections; that there is life after struggle.
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Standing here in a house of history and acutely aware of my own imperfections, I pledge that if I'm confirmed I will do all my powers permit to be a faithful servant of the Constitution and laws of this great country.
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The two primary exterior plastic parts are huge, detailed injection molded parts with multiple slides and actions, large changes in wall thickness (which makes it very hard to mold without imperfections) and is painstakingly textured to an Apple-like glossy finish.
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WELLINGTON, New Zealand — Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern of New Zealand returned to work on Thursday, six weeks after she gave birth to her first child, saying that she would not pretend she was superhuman or "hide the imperfections" of parenting.
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As Dawson continues filling the rooms, much of the tower's charm now comes from its inherent imperfections: The chintz curtains blow a little too close to the fireplace, the forest-green plaster walls look a bit rough in the sunlight.
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" He added, "As the close comes nearer, I know that my crowded solitude, that the absence of any school or movement originating in my work, and that the sum of its imperfections are, in considerable measure, of my own doing.
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The term Snapchat Dysmophia is related to a mental health condition called body dysmorphic disorder (BBD) in which a person can spend hours thinking about their minor or perceived physical flaws, whether it's skin imperfections, weight or a crooked smile.
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Facial recognition technology has in just a handful of years become sufficiently accurate as to be useful and thus more common, but its persistent imperfections have led to a confused spate of lawsuits and statutes seeking to regulate its use.
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Having made herself comfortable in the store, she spent the good part of an hour smearing various shades of beige and brown on her hands and arms in search of the perfect blend that would cover scars, cuts and other imperfections.
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Built on cliffs over the sea or at the base of the mountains, they stake their claim to a patch of land, declare a human presence in an "unconquerable and unfriendly" world and deliberately embrace the poetry inherent in their imperfections.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)While this isn't a foolproof solution for keeping your hands centered on the keyboard, it does ensure that even with its imperfections, the C930's touch keyboard stops short of being the infuriating deal breaker that people might imagine.
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Shimon Peres: Israel's warrior for peace dies Still, his legacy -- despite his mistakes and imperfections, which his detractors were only too ready to point out -- will endure, particularly in the face of a leadership vacuum in Israel and throughout the Middle East.
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A company that is truly gunning to be more sustainable also knows that, will acknowledge it, and furthermore will be happy to offer up an executive who will talk candidly about the challenges and imperfections of their efforts to do things more ethically.
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"The biggest mistake women make is that they think that the way to get a flawless complexion is to pile on a thick layer of thick foundation to cover all of their imperfections – but that's when makeup looks heavy and cakey," Brock warns.
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Wait's experience, and the amount of love she's received in response to her opening up, goes to show that something as small as showing your imperfections can make other people feel more confident about themselves and remind them that they aren't alone.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - There were a few wobbles here and there, even for Simone Biles, but those imperfections could not stop the United States from blowing away the opposition to capture the Olympic women's team title with a record margin on Tuesday.
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"As technology and trading gets more sophisticated, the imperfections and the profits shrink,....but the companies playing the market the best, with the most sophisticated technology, are claiming larger profit share," said Antti Belt, managing director and partner at Boston Consulting Group.
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But, in my view, one ought to stand for the anthem out of respect for those who have died for what it is supposed to stand for – equality and freedom for all – rather than boycott it for the imperfections which pollute it.
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For all its imperfections and awkwardness, the Democrat-led legislative process that ended with the passage of the Affordable Care Act in 2010 benefitted from its relative openness (dozens of hearings, continuous debate), duration (more than a year), and honesty of intent.
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What sets Uoharu apart is that its fish is sourced entirely from the 20,000 tons of edible seafood that is thrown out each year at the market due to physical and varietal "imperfections" that range from missing limbs to scratched skin to discoloration.
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As she reflected on the hardships she faced in the last few months, in part by comparing two selfies that were taken then and now, Culpo stressed to her followers that "it's ok to not be ok" and to embrace their imperfections.
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"Standing here, in a house of history and acutely aware of my own imperfections, I pledge that if I'm confirmed I'll do all my powers permit to be a faithful servant of the Constitution and laws of this great country," Gorsuch said.
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Fortunately, the classic style is easy to achieve: Palau suggests parting strands to the side and blow-drying using Redken's Extreme Play Safe, then gathering the hair into a low ponytail, using your hands instead of a brush to leave slight imperfections.
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Keith taught us that one of the strongest imperfections of the female gender—among other things—is that we're weak and have no character, we're indulgent emotionally, and we're princesses; I can see all this now is just fucking bullshit, excuse my language.
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The Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi, embracing transience and natural imperfections, informs both his work and that of the Australian Roz Borg, who, under the name Arozona, makes jewelry out of small succulents: sheaths for fingernails and rings that nearly engulf the hand.
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Having been checked at several stages for imperfections — rejects are cast into large bins surrounding the circular stage — the birds are ferried to a cooling kiln, where they are slowly brought to room temperature through a series of tightly monitored temperature reductions.
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In addition to cropping and color-adjustment tools, Photos for the Mac and Microsoft Photos for Windows 10 can fix the red-eye look caused by a camera flash, organize pictures with tags, share online albums and smooth over imperfections within the image.
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But it's the mistakes and the imperfections that make drag interesting, because they reveal the performers' authenticity and vulnerability: if the drag star can't put the pieces together without effort, why not let the effort show through the pancake makeup and the feathers?
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Rather, it embraces the patriotic recognition that America is a constant work in progress; that each successive generation can look upon our imperfections and decide that it is within our collective power to align this nation with the high ideals of our founding.
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The remedy While the Independent Counsel law was imperfectly applied in some cases (and the current Special Counsel regulations were a good faith attempt to address those imperfections), the Independent Counsel statute seems a whole lot better than what we have today.
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Standing here in a house of history, and acutely aware of my own imperfections, I pledge that if I am confirmed I will do all my powers permit to be a faithful servant of the Constitution and laws of this great country.
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There are a few key pieces needed to crack the no-makeup makeup puzzle: a dewy base that covers imperfections yet still looks like skin, barely-there lashes that define but never clump, and, of course, the perfect whisper of color on your lips.
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Although scars are still commonly seen as imperfections, people like Eugenie and celebrities like Padma Lakshmi proudly putting them on display disrupts that narrative, and shows the world that they're not something that defines you, and certainly not something that you have to hide.
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When psychologists talk about body dysmorphia, a condition similar to obsessive-compulsive disorder in which patients become fixated on imagined or slight bodily imperfections, they describe how sufferers pore over mirrors or avoid them entirely, miss work and social engagements, and sometimes self-harm.
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There's no real cost to using it, the image quality isn't degraded and the rest of my colors are left untouched (obviously there's some fringing and imperfections in the sample photo I provide, but that's why it's a slider and not a binary toggle).
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There is a faction in America that seems to thoroughly detest the idea of being American; it is ashamed of our nation's imperfections, it apologizes profusely for our continued existence, and it wants the America as envisioned and formed by our Founders to be dismantled.
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The developers based in Teruel, Spain, wanted to immerse their players in a moving landscape where the flow and transparency of watercolor, and its imperfections, builds a distinct world of overgrown ruins beneath rose and yellow skies, and mysterious caverns drenched in purple hues.
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While these portraits may at first seem to reaffirm and almost fetishize material forms of glamor — designer logos, decadent duds, and museum-worthy accessories—the fact of Turner's age and faith serves to complicate the matter, as do the subtle imperfections blessing every single piece.
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