By the way, impervious to weapons, impervious to viruses and to cyberattacks.
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There are a number of sectors that are impervious to a carbon price, or close to impervious.
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As a result, Mr Durant seems impervious to defensive pressure.
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This year's iteration of Laulupidu was not impervious to politics.
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Heller case, but Justice Antonin Scalia proved impervious to it.
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But that doesn't mean they're impervious to real world threats.
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Scale has its own inertia, impervious to trends and whims.
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He is utterly impervious to the usual weapons of politics.
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Decades of propaganda have instilled an impervious sense of nationalism.
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Unfortunately, that does not make her impervious to inappropriate behavior.
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They are impervious to statistics on accidental deaths of children.
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But Trump has so far proven impervious to such appeals.
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Trump's seems almost impervious to change, no matter the news.
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"He's particularly impervious to that sort of thing," he said.
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At the same time, authoritarian leaders prove impervious to satire.
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None of this means Australian politics is impervious to shock.
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Thatcher was impervious to boredom if she thought a point mattered, . . .
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Even polite Canucks weren't impervious to the allure of the Shore.
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These people were quick to retweet and impervious to debunking information.
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Joey had flown into a rage, uncontrollable and impervious to reason.
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President Trump's personal history makes him impervious to such a charge.
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Now it is ever more autonomous and practically impervious to criticism.
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"We want to make it impervious to collapse," Mr. Marin said.
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Curry's psychological makeup helps make him impervious to pressure, Fraser said.
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He is impervious to lies, because he relies on lies himself.
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DOHA, Qatar — The roads here can be impervious to GPS navigation.
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Bothsidesism is, it turns out, a fanatical cult impervious to evidence.
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It's fruitless to engage with people who are impervious to facts.
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Stig, meanwhile, is impervious to American social dictates — or is he?
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But that doesn't mean the industry is totally impervious to change.
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And Donald Trump is impervious to being called a bad guy.
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North Korea remains a virtually sealed society, impervious even to computer hackers.
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What is it that makes the heart so uniquely impervious to cancer?
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They disproved Japan's claims that the mainland was impervious to enemy attack.
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Powders are a classic, but still far from impervious to oily skin.
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In episode 5, Zellner was impervious, convinced that she would ultimately win.
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We also know that depression can be devilishly impervious to happy events.
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It may then pool when it hits impervious clay, and form opals.
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In today's world, the message is as blunt as lead: I'm impervious.
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Despite the Boulderites' convictions, the Soviet government remained impervious to lobbying attempts.
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Such primitive associations appear to be impervious to advances in scientific understanding.
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The older cyclists' immune systems were not impervious to aging, of course.
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Even so, Intel, like many companies, has not been impervious to romance.
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And this lie, like many others Trump tells, is impervious to correction.
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As newcomers, they're mostly impervious to the right's tool of personal attacks.
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The original Superman could bend steel bars and was impervious to bullets.
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Titanium and ceramic are pretty heavy duty, but still aren't impervious to damage.
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Dwindling plotlines make crucial characters more impervious to death than they've ever been.
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We need to rebuild democracies world-wide to be impervious to digital meddling.
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"Even though people tell me I'm impervious to aging, I'm not," says Bassett.
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According to consolidation theory, these old memories should have been impervious to disruption.
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It's poreless, sleek, and impervious, all the things he aspires to be himself.
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VLADIMIR PUTIN, it seems, is impervious to the woes that afflict normal leaders.
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Now the fence would be extra secure, stronger than before, impervious to damage.
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Our opinions or perspectives are not impervious to change — nor should they be.
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"More development creates more impervious surfaces and destroys floodplains and wetlands," he added.
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Not only is he impervious to shame, but so is his political base.
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But our stalemates make them impervious to substantial reform, let alone to revolution.
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But our stalemates make them impervious to substantial reform, let alone to revolution.
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He's impervious to June's form of power – a wily charm with subtle Machiavellan ministrations.
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Oh, and it'll also contribute to the evolution of impervious superbugs, so there's that.
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But referendums are impervious to negotiation; regional parliaments are answerable only to their voters.
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Over the course of her extraordinary journey, Daenerys became impervious to flames and haters.
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But the most modern fighters and bombers are impervious to the dust clouds below.
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Now we've evolved into different resin inks that are impervious to solvents and waters.
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In theory, adoption of a crypto-currency, impervious to political whims, could provide that.
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With everything hardwired and analog, the system is uniquely impervious to intrusion and meddling.
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"[T]he tropics are not impervious to human efforts to destroy them," Stanley concluded.
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These wetlands have been replaced with impervious surfaces, such as parking lots and roadways.
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The American economy, until recently, seemed impervious to all but the largest global shocks.
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Corruption, in its many guises, is impervious to all but the most determined correction.
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Nick's racking up some serious frequent flier miles ... and dude seems impervious to jetlag!
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There is nothing inherent about cyberspace that makes it impervious to law and order.
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It keeps it protected, impervious to any moisture that might cause it to rust.
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It has a thicker steel exterior that makes it impervious to people with sledgehammers.
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But as Wuyts demonstrated, this DNA storage method is still not impervious to hacks.
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The internet she connects to is neither universal, nor complete, nor impervious to ends.
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But mansions in the ritziest districts within city limits aren't impervious to falling into disrepair.
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He may be impervious to logic or reason, but he is highly sensitive to force.
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Tesla has always been clear that Autopilot doesn't make the car impervious to all accidents.
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But in the face of hellish violence, his congregation's trust in The Almighty remains impervious.
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Long after others abandoned this notion, Trump remained impervious to the racial animus it encouraged.
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Being an advanced insect creature, Annihilus has super strength and is basically impervious to harm.
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In our experiment, a strong majority showed movement; few people were impervious to new information.
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Much of the city is clad in impervious surfaces of stone, glass, steel and tarmac.
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An enormous portion of the map is now draped in uncertainty, effectively impervious to calculation.
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He's not impervious to the very human emotions that hit when you've lost so much.
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Modern camera technology allows cable companies to monitor these cables, but they're far from impervious.
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Dense with allusion and impervious to any consistent interpretation, her work often invites contradictory responses.
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Austen's story and words, it turns out, prove unsurprisingly durable and impervious to decorative tweaking.
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What if you carried a genetic mutation that left you nearly impervious to heart disease?
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And now there's a new worry: so-called super gonorrhea, impervious to every standard treatment.
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Hudson, is cheerfully impervious to his antisocial behavior and a source of much situational comedy.
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For Trump, long impervious to norms of propriety and accuracy, it was just another Tuesday.
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Lynch and Frost make their story impervious to the horrors of the moment by dwarfing them.
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Although many gender stereotypes about jobs and caring have crumbled, nursing has, so far, remained impervious.
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The vault is 300 meters below the ground and impervious to both nuclear attacks and EMPs.
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Meanwhile, small drones—invisible to radar and impervious to voice messages—are proliferating and flying higher.
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Image via FlickrMost concretes form an impervious surface, meaning water hits 'em and runs right off.
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Some Comorians hope that their president, impervious to all else, may be stopped by ill health.
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Facebook's stock has proven impervious to all manner of bad news, so it may quickly rebound.
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"Well, just because I am a male doesn't mean I'm impervious to your whispers," he continued.
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Or perhaps like ice wights with the cold, fire wights could prove more impervious to fire.
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There is nothing I can buy that will make me impervious to the feeling of lack.
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If you think Olympians are impervious to pressure, according to mental coach Graham Betchart, you're wrong.
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These are among the cancers that seem largely impervious to a key mechanism of immunotherapy drugs.
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They are rooted in profound disagreements based on culture and creeds that are impervious to compromise.
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But "Wonder," the book, operates on a level that seems impervious to the powers of cinema.
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Advances that make the devices safer can also make them impervious to some counter-drone systems.
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This dehumanized black juvenile character was comically impervious to pain and never needed protection or tenderness.
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I began to wonder why I was impervious to being annoyed by all this codified happiness.
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Many die immediately, but the survivors remain inflamed for weeks, impervious to infection with other viruses.
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I lay awake all night, impervious to the charms of the pretty casita we were staying in.
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But he does have strong convictions and they are remarkably durable and apparently impervious to contrary evidence.
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One answer he does have: These bricks are guaranteed to be impervious to the Boring Company flamethrower.
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The nearly impervious door leads to yet another long, dark staircase that leads to yet another door.
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Expansive slabs of impervious granite won't work either, as the hard rock doesn't have much porous space.
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While under the map, you can die by the storm — but you are also impervious to damage.
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Impervious to economic logic, Mr Trump thinks that America loses when it imports more than it exports.
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This is actually a great idea, because impervious surfaces cause urban flooding and contribute to stormwater pollution.
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Regardless, does the work here suggest achievement, a lasting monument impervious to the chalk eraser of time?
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Impervious to most mascaras and eyelash curlers, downward-facing lashes are stubborn and almost impossible to curl.
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Their minds are impervious to Maeve's (Thandie Newton) takeover attempts and Ashley Stubbs' (Luke Hemsworth) voice commands.
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The cable is even made from Kevlar core, making it tangle-resistant and virtually impervious to damage.
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"In the future, we could create mosquitoes impervious to infections and therefore prevent spreading diseases," Doudna said.
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But the high-flying habits could have rankled Trump voters who seem impervious to most other excesses.
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"On balance, we've got a market that seems impervious to what's going on in Washington," he said.
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Daniels seems impervious to taunts, to financial penalties, to the risk inherent in challenging a corrupt president.
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But still, these are the Yankees, impervious to whims, their uniforms a proxy for their blue bloodlines.
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While the impervious surface from development certainly worsens this problem, it can take only so much blame.
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I am a lapsed violist — impervious, I may add, to viola jokes — and a serious practicing Mozartian.
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Why is the nation's $3 trillion creaky, monstrous and convoluted healthcare sector seemingly impervious to technological change?
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This man is impervious to bullets, which seemingly glance off of him and do very little damage.
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These classic Hunter Original Short Rain Boots boast a 100% rubber upper exterior that's impervious to water.
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American citizens also are far from impervious to the implications of vetting measures that target foreign visitors.
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Rather, it's that conspiracy theories, once they spread, create hermetically sealed communities that are impervious to correction.
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And why are those viewers so impervious to any story that clashes with the Fox News reality?
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He speaks calmly of reconciliation, seemingly impervious to the partisan rancor around him, like Ferdinand the Bull.
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All of this is to say that Biden isn't somehow uniquely impervious to any sort of critique.
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Good news in medicine: Some people have genetic mutations that leave them nearly impervious to heart disease.
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The advantage of both arguments for Mr Trump's defenders is that they are impervious to further revelations.
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But this year has shown that even the densest sea ice is not impervious to high temperatures.
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The man is impervious to moral criticism, but he may not be immune forever from legal action.
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The people in the line are likely aware of these facts, and they are also impervious to them.
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Gwyneth Paltrow may be a world-renowned actress and CEO, but that doesn't mean she's impervious to criticism.
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Simultaneously, there is another physiological reaction called an analgesic response, which makes the body more impervious to pain.
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But Aedes aegypti, the mosquito that carries the virus, is tenacious and relatively impervious to broad outdoor spraying.
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Go for a black version, because while celebs are impervious to temperatures, the rest of us are not.
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Clint Brewer/Splash News; AKM-GSI(2) We all know by now that celebs are impervious to temperatures.
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We're surrounded by interference, like other routers, not to mention human bodies, which are impervious to wi-fi.
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State court rulings on the meaning of state law are "impervious to challenge" in the federal Supreme Court.
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You may not be impervious to wear and tear, but now you've got a way to fight back.
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That same Washington Post article included a chart showing Houston's expansion in impervious surface between 2001 and 2011.
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This is her account: Blair was still trying vainly to steer the president, who was cocky and impervious.
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"You can walk impervious to the models in the space," he said, showing how the floor panels worked.
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Ms. Merkel's Germany has seemed impervious to the protest votes and economic woes engulfing much of the Continent.
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So I would see some fraction of that budget devoted to the science and technology of becoming impervious.
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But the puzzle left by Davidson's book is why the overall model has been so impervious to change.
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There may be a bumpy ride ahead as China's economy is not impervious to external threats, he added.
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Rabbis back then must have determined, he said, that Roman artichokes were impervious to worms, and thus edible.
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Nor does it save you from a sentimentality that seems almost willfully impervious to the facts at hand.
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The disaster, rather, is human nature, so attentive to the needs of individuals, so impervious to the world's.
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When growers replaced the Gros Michel with the Cavendish, they believed the latter was impervious to Panama disease.
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The feeder is impervious to big kitty eyes, licks on the leg or loud entreatments from said cat.
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Modern cryptography is extremely robust, and it allows cellphones to make calls that are essentially impervious to eavesdropping.
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That's important because gram-negative bacteria already have a unique cell membrane that makes them especially impervious to antibiotics.
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Saudi corruption also runs deep within society, worrying some it could be impervious to bin Salman's shock-therapy reforms.
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It seems like what you're saying is audio is impervious to this because you can't ... This is my theory.
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You might think you're impervious to Facebook's ads, but you probably do get seduced every once in a while.
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"Tesla has always been clear that Autopilot doesn&apost make the car impervious to all accidents," the statement said.
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These solidified washes are nearly impervious to looking or feeling cheap, thanks to expensive essential oils and chic packaging.
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Now there are "superbugs" impervious to most (in some cases, all) antibiotics known to science, and they're very deadly.
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They still have cultural features that impede success, and which are largely impervious to U.S. military or diplomatic solutions.
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The method lets you expand your ability and your endurance, but it doesn't make you impervious to the environment.
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Surrounded by an inner-circle of lackeys that seemed impervious to their actions while everyone else suffered in silence?
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Not even celebrities, who live with a certain constant degree glamor, are impervious to the pull of prom night.
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"We know that we have to be prepared because we're never impervious to earthquakes or the weather," he said.
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But words matter, and despite how supernatural dancers' abilities seem, they're not impervious to the effects of body talk.
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For us, it was the illusion that sitting on a pile of granite made us impervious to nature's whims.
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The same blindness that makes him impervious to global outrage makes it impossible for him to make empathetic connection.
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There is really not much evidence behind the proposition that Trump is impervious to old fashioned criticism and attack.
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The theory provides a temporary community that's impervious to outside forces, because it assumes everything outside it is evil.
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For a very long time now, James has been thought to be indefatigable, the basketball specimen impervious to frailty.
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But a high income doesn't render you impervious to the city's high taxes and infamously high cost of living.
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As an example, he mentioned pathogens like E. coli , which also have second membranes, making them impervious to teixobactin.
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I learned too that a high percentage of voters had long-settled views on the EU, impervious to discussion.
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On the outside, I was completely impervious: "This happened, but it doesn't really change anything!" was my go-to line.
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The photo-sharing app is one of the last places online that has remained relatively impervious to the Trump effect.
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He proved—or I proved—that Sigmund Freud was correct when he said that the Irish are impervious to psychoanalysis.
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Although not entirely impervious to snooping, VPNs will absolutely offer you more protection than a dumb "clear history" button.2.
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Once in a blue moon though, something comes along that seems totally impervious, but a jawbreaker is not that thing.
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So, it's perhaps unsurprising that he figured out a way to rubberize clothes, making them impervious to wind and rain.
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It comes down low across the forehead and ears and is impervious to even the most frosty of winter gusts.
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His henchwoman Angel Dust (MMA fighter and Haywire star Gina Carano) is super-strong, fast, and seemingly impervious to damage.
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Horrible haircuts can happen to anyone, even a seemingly-impervious-to-rules mega-wealthy pro-football player like Tom Brady.
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To date, Kushner has outlasted all his internal rivals, his family connection to Trump making him seemingly impervious to challenge.
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And who knows how to wear fairer-weather favorites year-round better than celebs and their seemingly season-impervious wardrobes?
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" Mr Smith continues: "The reality is, we can never make our airports, or any other crowded places, impervious to attack.
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The more different she is from her husband, the more divided they seem, the more impervious she is to criticism.
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He has been largely impervious to attacks, once Mr. Cruz backed away from his monthslong embrace and began hammering him.
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"The conquest means going beyond the walls that the West thought were impervious," Mr. Erdogan said as the crowd roared.
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Although the bear population where I live is low, it seems that the Eglu is even impervious to bear attack.
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He gives a shit, and the cracks will show in some form or another because he isn't impervious to pain.
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WWE seems utterly impervious to financial damage from these sorts of issues, but the creative gaps are all too frustrating.
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The microbes that cause these diseases are increasingly resistant, and sometimes even impervious, to antibiotics that worked in the past.
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The uptick in approval has some pollsters wondering whether the president is impervious to scandals that would torpedo normal politicians.
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Is it concerning to look at what's happening in Sydney with lockout laws, or do you feel impervious in Perth?
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Seemingly impervious to criticism of any kind, Mr. Trump, who had easily won nomination, turned his guns on Mrs. Clinton.
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In fact, he remains himself in every aspect, his miserable pettiness impervious to any glimmer of uplift through his office.
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And the signature moves of Charmander, for example, reflect the ancient misbelief perpetuated by Aristotle that salamanders are impervious to fire.
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Rihanna), and some seem to be impervious to 90-degree heat and wear long layers in the searing sun (also Rihanna).
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Johns has linked the vulnerability of a work of art to that of the human body: neither is impervious to time.
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The handsome gray material feels good to the touch, seems impervious to wear and tear, and shrugs off water with ease.
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This would help to explain why tardigrades are seemingly impervious to radiation, and why they can survive the vacuum of space.
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That we would wish to do so testifies to a desire to believe her poems impervious to mere biography, even mortality.
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"No authority supports the notion that a special litigation committee's investigation materials are a black hole impervious to scrutiny," shareholders argued.
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Expect a future in which ODI cricket is pulled along by T20, while Test matches remain largely impervious to the revolution.
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As Demis Hassabis, one of DeepMind's founders, observes, all this means that Go is impervious to attack by mathematical brute force.
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"The truth is," she said, "those of us who have made it through — you become impervious to it in some way."
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But even Trump critics acknowledge his base is impervious to the controversies, seeing them as evidence of his unwillingness to compromise.
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They suffer no consequences for hurting their bodies, so they are impervious to the dangers of drug abuse or unprotected sex.
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The city is loaded with impervious surfaces that causes water to sit on the surface, rather than seep into the ground.
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Has Amazon's scale and ability to subsidize its entry into new businesses made it anticompetitive and impervious to this natural cycle?
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Three thousand years later, we do not fight sea monsters and impervious lions, but we need Hercules's lesson more than ever.
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Instead, shares of technology and healthcare companies, whose profits are more impervious to economic down cycles, have led 2017's rally.
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President Trump, however — impervious to certain facts and armed with a Twitter account — has tried hard to convince the public otherwise.
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I don't mean to suggest that from this green vantage we are impervious to what is going on; we are not.
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An outsider by both race and sexuality, Reuben is schooled in the operations of prejudice in America yet impervious to it.
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The wall behind him seemed a perfect symbol of the impervious faceless state that he and others are trying to resist.
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But she masters the idea of making yourself impervious to being laughed at, if you've already written the punchline about yourself.
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Tech needs to do a lot of things better, but one of those things is making encryption more impervious to the FBI.
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I occasionally experienced sore feet—a comfortable upper is hard enough to design, and making it impervious to water only stiffens it.
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Indeed, a handful of retailers like Target and L.L. Bean offer similar products — sheets, pillowcases, towels — that are impervious to benzoyl peroxide.
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He coached me up on the value of investing in hotels and why they have some impervious qualities in shifting market conditions.
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These findings suggest the human body and mind are not impervious to the effects of electromagnetism, a basic assumption in Tchijevsky's theory.
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If we can answer that, we might be able to create fluids, that are impervious to E. coli and other similar bacteria.
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The music industry, more than any other arm of entertainment, remains male-controlled, and seemingly impervious to a significant reckoning after #MeToo.
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Animals that were impervious to the pain conducted themselves as usual, such as walking around and showing normal digging and exploratory behaviors.
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Shouldn't someone so intelligent be impervious to the charms of a billionaire who strapped a Tesla to a rocket ship for funsies?
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Citizens were angry at the outgoing Aquino administration, Mr. Romulo explained, because it had seemed impervious to their pleas for economic equality.
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Trump takes pride in being impervious to the advice of experts, and he had no personal affection for his national-security adviser.
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Trump and the Republicans will demonize and vilify whoever the Democrats would chose, but Pelosi has proven impervious to their name calling.
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Voices have no frets or keys to place the pitches; no brass or wood—impervious to running noses—to make the sound.
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Burying power cables, or "undergrounding," makes lines impervious to damage from wind and ice, and harder for would-be attackers to target.
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Neutrinos are the ghost riders of the cosmos, mostly impervious to the forces, like electromagnetism, with which other denizens of nature interact.
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Like the Liberty Bell and the stone Rocky Steps, Boyds is a local landmark, and one equally impervious to the shifting seasons.
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All of Kansas City's anguish connected with Indianapolis — four straight playoff losses since 103 — preceded Mahomes, who seems impervious to it all.
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Two letters should alleviate that anxiety: RF. This version of Mazda's diminutive smile machine has a solid folding roof impervious to knives.
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"Both of them have become such apologists for this president that I think they would be impervious to those pleadings," he said.
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Mr. Dohlin showed off the huge flood doors that sit below the boardwalk, with inflatable edges that make them impervious to leaks.
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"She was not easy company, lacking as she was in any sense of humor and increasingly impervious to new ideas," he recalled.
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Not only are Trump's latest comments about turbines destroying eagle populations false, but they illustrate how impervious his falsehoods are to correction.
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Caterers, calligraphers, carpet-layers: There's an entire ecosystem of luxury wedding vendors, one that's close-knit and seemingly impervious to larger market forces.
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Solgaleo's own ability is Full Metal Body, a new ability that makes it impervious to stat decreases caused by opponents' moves of abilities.
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Barbules, which can still be found on today's birds, allow feathers to link together — creating insulation or a surface impervious to the elements.
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The U.S. will also deny requests for private and corporate planes and boats, though commercial flights remain impervious to the restrictions for now.
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However, The Writing's on the Wall's success was impervious to tabloid drama; the album peaked at No. 6 on the Billboard 200 chart.
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Impervious enough to go street racing with Tyler, the Creator instead of fastidiously tweaking Boys Don't Cry like we keep insisting he should.
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The surfaces are covered with a profligacy of mark-making that seems to splinter, scorch and vaporize the ordinarily impervious surface of clay.
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Fortify Reduces the damage that Orisa receives by 50 percent and makes her impervious to action-impairing effects like movement reduction or knockback.
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From the ancient Great Wall of China to Israel's modern security barrier, walls rarely prove totally impervious to people set on traversing them.
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Even Manager Joe Girardi, typically impervious to such frivolousness, acknowledged that he was acting like a fan, checking the scoreboard for Chapman's velocity.
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But health officials fear that if the resistance spreads to other bacteria, the country may soon see supergerms impervious to all known antibiotics.
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Soaring demand from China, as well as places like Russia, Brazil and Kazakhstan, made Germany nearly impervious to the woes of its neighbors.
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They're "impervious" to any coaching or criticism and fail to make recommended improvements from their bosses, according to the Center for Creative Leadership.
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And the latter, the now super intelligent and impervious to pain Maeve, has jumpstarted her plan to get the hell out of Dodge.
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"We were there to coach him in real-time because he was so impervious to coaching ahead of time," the source told CNN.
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Ceramic tile usually has a layer of glaze on top and is impervious after being fired at a high temperature in a kiln.
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Upper respiratory infections — colds, sinus infections, bronchitis — trigger most prescriptions, but those infections are typically viral, not bacterial, and thus impervious to antibiotics.
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And still more sensors and scanners might be necessary to make self-driving cars impervious to exigencies like blinding blizzards and soaking downpours.
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Though traditionally the brand has seemed impervious to such controversies — indeed, has seemed to thrive on being politically incorrect — this time is different.
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These networks, known as CDNs, give people access relatively impervious to network disruptions and should help keep the web steady amid higher use.
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But most experts thought that spinal discs remain impervious to this process and might in fact be harmed by the jarring from running.
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The lesson I learned from Jose was that being a Superhost did not make me impervious to the actions of a misbehaving guest.
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That in turn flows partly from the pernicious influence of Fox News, which enables a Trumpian ecosystem that is largely impervious to facts.
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The American Farm Bureau agrees, arguing: Pipelines significantly reduce transportation costs, are more efficient, and are impervious to weather or traffic related delays.
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While Mr. Kelly seemed impervious to the accusations, things appeared to take a turn in January, after "Surviving R. Kelly" caused a stir.
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He's not impervious to trends—three-point shooting, uptempo offense, defensive versatility—that directly attack what made him so great five years ago.
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People like believing conspiracy theories because they seem to make sense of a confusing world and they're impervious to attempts to refute them.
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Does all this mean that we have become impervious to critique, that we are now no longer able to mature and become wiser?
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Clearly not even Simons, ever the arbiter of cool, is impervious to the nostalgic influences we've been seeing industry-wide for some time now.
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Suu Kyi and the military generals with whom she makes common cause in order to sustain her rule are seemingly impervious to international pressure.
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Jean-Luc Bilodeau may be the studly star of Baby Daddy, but that doesn't mean he's impervious to bad luck in the love department.
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In future, they may extend further; what should one make of people with the upper-body strength of gorillas, or minds impervious to sorrow?
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The security industry is, unfortunately, one plagued by snake-oil salesmen whose grandiose claims about making systems impervious to attack almost always prove fraudulent.
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Someone who loses the raw naïveté of childhood and becomes an adult who projects a smooth facade that is impervious to the outside world.
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Such work is necessarily long and painstaking, though, and impervious to the momentum that builds on the topic from our 24/7 news cycle.
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"On balance, we've got a market that seems impervious to what's going on in Washington," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich Securities.
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"When you have a less dense urban fabric, you're going to have more impervious surface and you're going to have more runoff," Stiftel said.
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The market has also proved impervious to the collapse of two Italian lenders and the first case of AT1 coupon cancellation, at Bremer Landesbank.
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Whatever their other qualities, they have often seemed impervious both to the imperatives of democratic politics and to the ways of the wider world.
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However, according to Lazar, this alien artifact is a highly radioactive element that allows alien spacecraft to traverse the cosmos, impervious to gravity's effects.
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His unshakeable base, giving him between 35% and 40% in most polls, seems impervious to the forces that normally shift perceptions of a politician.
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Houston officials ignored scientists' warnings in approving the widespread development of impervious surfaces, which contributed to the damage from Hurricane Harvey's record-breaking flooding.
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He was slender, straight-backed, and youthful in appearance, martially impervious to the cold, with a strict manner that was accentuated by his suit.
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The individual and the personal have been so overwhelmed by impervious modern life that fragile souls like them struggle to be heard and seen.
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The work of #MeToo now is to recognize that perpetrators of sexual violence are not evil caricatures, impervious to harm and doing no good.
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To do so would conflict with his narcissistic need to be seen as all good, all powerful, always right and impervious to any challenge.
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The United States government is, of course, not impervious to data breaches, nor does it have a perfect track record of fending them off.
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Even at 93, his tight grip on the country's ruling party and his control over the military made his power seem impervious to question.
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Underlining that his political strength in the heartland is impervious to Washington angst, the President tweeted out a series of congressional endorsements on Wednesday.
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You just need a sizable minority, marinating in its grievances, willing to act as a bloc, and impervious to correction by fact or argument.
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The numbers portray an economy largely impervious President Donald Trump's policies, including the aluminum and steel tariffs that the White House announced last month.
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The Enoura site feels precariously perched on the steep sides of the mountains, as if its buildings were impervious to the laws of gravity.
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While the euro has remained broadly impervious to political developments in recent weeks, investors say any unexpected developments could drag the single currency lower.
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This is uncharted territory for an artist who, for all of his career up until now, seemed to be impervious to any real harm.
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Howard has not been impervious to the strategy; in four games, he had 10 or more attempts and made fewer than 40 percent of them.
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He leans farther into the microphone, but the game has gone into overdrive; the roar pivots into a permanent din, impervious to shushing. Inclusivity. Love.
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Osira's unique ability Fortify strengthens her armor, reducing the amount of damage she takes and making her impervious to any action-impairing effects and debuffs.
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With tensions rising among foreign powers, Syria's intractable war will become even more impervious to peace, and its civilians will continue to bear the brunt.
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If you want to make your iPhone nearly impervious to dings and dents and cracked screens, one approach is to buy an ultra-thick case.
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Trump's wealth will make him impervious to corruption and concern for his legacy will keep him honest, Boykin believes, despite countless indications to the contrary.
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With the growing possibility of clashes between America and Turkey, and even America and Russia, Syria's intractable war looked ever more impervious to peace. 3.
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Judging by the Instagram pics of the occasion, her curled updo was also impervious to tropical temps, even as she danced with friends and family.
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The Crosby Jacket matches a thick all-wool shell with a removable PrimaLoft insulated liner, making it impervious to those wicked winds of the north.
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The Crosby Jacket matches a thick all-wool shell with a removable PrimaLoft insulated liner, making it impervious to those wicked winds of the north.
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From these two opening scenes, Mason establishes herself as a brave and empathetic woman, seemingly impervious to having her authority undermined by the film's men.
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Employers have been allowed, through laissez-faire policies, to build up enough power that they've become impervious to how economic models dictate they should react.
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Our society has never had a system where evidence of criminal wrongdoing was totally impervious to detection, even when officers obtained a court-authorized warrant.
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But it's a good reminder that nothing—not even a special hyper-secure device—is impervious to the long arm of the Dutch law. [Motherboard]
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For example, green spaces placed next to developed spaces might act as a buffer against the negative effects that impervious surfaces have on the environment.
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The other fear is that these bacteria will share their drug-resistant mechanisms with other germs, making them, too, impervious to other kinds of antibiotics.
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The holders of such power tend to be men, who have evaded accountability, let alone atonement, who have, over and over, proved impervious to receipts.
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Urban environments (which the researchers defined as environments with more impervious surfaces) seemed to be associated with higher cholesterol levels, as well as decreased survival.
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Tiny rings of DNA known as plasmids can contain genes that make bacteria impervious to antibiotics, and these plasmids can move from bacterium to bacterium.
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He clearly frustrated Ms. Merkel by proving impervious to her requests, and those of other Europeans, to commit to staying in the Paris climate accord.
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"Like many governments, Iranian officials may attempt to portray themselves as impervious to international criticism," Mr. Bery said, "but it can lead to many costs."
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"There was a time when they felt invulnerable, impervious, that they were above any kind of sense of justice," the former prosecutor, Kenneth Magidson, said.
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Not because they are evil people or impervious to the consequences of their actions, but because they are wooed by a global tax evasion industry.
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Throughout the city, hoteliers protested, citing unknown risk profiles, inadequate equipment, fearful and unprepared staff, an indignant clientele, and stains from space filth impervious to detergent.
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This leads to additional challenges, on top of the fact that it's a city full of concrete and pavement, impervious surfaces that water can't seep into.
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Investors have been broadly impervious to tepid economic data this week and relatively hawkish comments from the Bank of England at a policy meeting on Thursday.
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Most giraffe meals are mouthfuls of leaves stripped from branches by the animals' prehensile lips and tough tongues, which are impervious to needle-sharp acacia thorns.
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British tourism in Spain unexpectedly hit a record last year, remaining impervious to sterling's weakness, but some emigrants are worried about losing free access to healthcare.
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And as Soothill noted in his message, the bacterial strains now spreading across their skin and through their tissues were impervious to all the hospital's antibiotics.
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Apparently some cats are so resilient, so bafflingly impervious to what would kill an ordinary house pet, they can survive being frozen solid in subzero temperatures.
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Come on, be serious; the markets are impervious to the collection of such trivial matters, most of which, standing alone, would have felled a lesser foe.
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Trump made the remarks on Wednesday during a meeting with California municipal leaders who support his goal of making the U.S. border impervious to illegal immigration.
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And loan growth remains sluggish, seemingly impervious to big recent tax cuts, and a worry if the economy indeed slows down next year as many expect.
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And unlike Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, who says he supports Mr. Trump, Mr. Ryan is largely impervious to criticism from the right.
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And in the way she hurtled them straight and hard at the audience, you couldn't help feeling as if you were receiving something impervious and final.
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What happened in the final few minutes emphasized that: the U.S. is not impervious to the scale of its achievements, or the scope of its expectations.
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Okay, maybe not your butt, but the skin on your butt—assuming you have no open wounds—is incredibly impervious to even the scariest of microbes.
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Even if the Russians released the hacking data in full (and there's been no indication that they will), Trump seems impervious to facts or his record.
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It was the type of sequence you wouldn't expect to see from any player other than James, who seems almost impervious to the effects of injury.
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Illegal activity appeared to be one of the few parts of the Bitcoin economy impervious to changes in price, according to Chainalysis's new Crypto Crime Report.
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Finding people who are impervious to a disease like heart disease can open a door to letting the rest of the population share their genetic luck.
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Even dunking, now 10 years past, seems almost quaint; the things that dunk our kids now are impervious to balls, no matter how true our aim.
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This likely explains why Trump's core support — including some people who are not core Republicans — has been so impervious to attacks from traditional sources of authority.
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Deadly germs, Lost Cures This sacred river offers clues to the spread of one of the world's most daunting health problems: germs impervious to common medicines.
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But there are more than 200 common cold viruses, Carter adds, so trying to catch them all to make yourself impervious isn't really a workable option.
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The Times has not been completely impervious to those headwinds, but it has weathered the media economy better than most, thanks in part to its storied history.
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While definitely a bad look for Waltonchain, this entire fiasco might have one overall positive outcome: the reminder that distributed networks aren't impervious to really dumb tweets.
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Two years later, they filmed Far and Away, and for several years their marriage was impervious to the curse of shared screen time — until Eyes Wide Shut.
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This structure, impervious both to time and to incident, will not permit the projection of language into the domain of the visual, and the result is silence.
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" In Marvel Comics, Cage is an impervious, super strong hero that eventually escapes a checkered past to become a member of "The Avengers" and "Heroes for Hire.
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The survey also found that women were 20% more likely to believe in ghosts than men, but that doesn't mean men aren't completely impervious to the paranormal.
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The US is developing similar weapons, including hypersonic weapons able to travel nine times the speed of sound and largely impervious to any existing missile defense systems.
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He's aware of his status, and uses it as a weapon, but he's also bought into his own legend enough that he assumes he's immortal and impervious.
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But in more conservative communities, family pressures can be the first, and most impervious roadblock — and the decision to pursue a career reframed as selfish and improper.
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This has made him nearly impervious to even the cleverest takedowns, and trust me, many have tried, comparing him to everyone from P. T. Barnum to Hitler.
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His armor is indestructible, he can teleport, summon demons, cast spells, trade minds with others, and he's so smart that he's pretty much impervious to mind control.
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To a fashion world that had seemed so Teflon-impervious — the New York of the '70s was all Studio 54, glamour and Halston — its impact was enormous.
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It could be that the Trump presidency -- and his political career -- has had so many near-death moments that it's now impervious to any long-term damage.
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Algorithmic mapping has grown so precise that Republican legislatures have created a sixteen-seat advantage in the House of Representatives that remains impervious to standard electoral pressures.
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Investors have been broadly impervious to tepid economic data recently and even relatively hawkish comments from the Bank of England last week failed to jolt the currency.
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They showed themselves impervious to the weather in the format on Friday, seemingly playing in their own bubble as the more favored nations floundered through atrocious conditions.
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If those areas, with their majority Sunni populations, are going to remain impervious to the Islamic State's offensives in the future, they will need to recover economically.
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It's worth looking at the sketches in the patent itself to get a more direct picture of what that fabled snack-impervious keyboard would hypothetically look like.
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They contain Roundup Ready, a Monsanto-made trait resistant to Roundup, as well as a gene made by Bayer that makes crops impervious to a second herbicide.
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When an interviewer would note that physicians disagreed with the dim view he took of vaccines, Mr. Trump remained ever ebullient, impervious and dismissive of scientific authority.
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And even if she wants to reach the masses with "Masseduction," St. Vincent remains proudly plastic, in many senses of the word: fabricated, malleable, versatile, sometimes impervious.
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Indeed, impervious to the recitation of personal tragedies and professional difficulties, enduring for hundreds of years after it was composed, his music seems all the more exalted.
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But they also should realize how good they have it: the Cardinals are the only mid-market team that seems impervious to any kind of down cycle.
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Lawmakers failed to contemplate the possibility of a president as cavalier about the consequences of protectionism and as impervious to the lessons of history as Mr. Trump.
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And the top-performing sector for the year so far is utilities, followed by the marquee tech giants believed to be impervious to economic ebbs and flows.
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Sprawling urban development and use of impervious material prevent soil from absorbing rainwater, prompting further investment in infrastructures that typically impede natural processes and worsen flood impacts.
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Teenagers are often drawn to fantasy worlds in which young people are fed into impervious systems to be classified, labeled, and defined (see: Allegiant, The Hunger Games).
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Character is like concrete: You can make an impression when it's freshly poured, in its youth, one could say, but when it sets, it's impervious to alteration.
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But no matter how impervious-to-pressure Williams looked under the lights on Tuesday night, the tension at this U.S. Open did not really start until now.
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But while cybersecurity experts and tech giants spent the week warning that weakening encryption harms everyone, a bipartisan coalition of lawmakers remain stubbornly impervious to the argument.
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He and the show both seemed so impervious to age that viewers reacted with shock to any mild change, such as when Mr. Trebek shaved his mustache.
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He seems connected to the BTs somehow, appearing both in a seemingly human form and apparently as part of a skeletal crew of soldiers impervious to fire.
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Short rounds of tepid light,Impervious to pain, I desecrate our lasting vow;Spotted fleas break shape at embankment and the rush of fate splits my hair.
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The primary driver for that is concern that American missile-defense technology might experience a huge qualitative leap, rendering the U.S. largely impervious to a ballistic-missile attack.
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It was the latest example of a candidate who has been impervious to inconsistencies again emerging unscathed from a misstep that would probably be damaging to anyone else.
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But this is what Timothy tragically missed: Wild creatures, like bears, accept us only according to their own dictates, and they're truly impervious to human agendas and expectations.
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It's also a great way to show how passion can sometimes make people temporarily impervious to cold weather — witness Bridget Jones chasing after Mark Darcy in her underwear.
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By looking at gene expression in melanoma cells taken from patients before and after treatment, Regev's team discovered that some people's tumors were impervious from the get-go.
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Amazon today agreed to buy Whole Foods for $13.7 billion, or $42 per share, in an agreement that seems impervious to a rival offer for three reasons: 1.
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One of the few artists with a celebrity following — Leonardo DiCaprio and Jay Z have collected his work — Basquiat seems impervious to the vagaries of the global economy.
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The unobtrusive tech that gives me the most pleasure is my Jabra earbuds, which I use when I'm running and seem to be just about impervious to sweat.
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His HistoriCorps partner for the summer is Megan Potter, a preternaturally cheerful crew leader and camp cook, who seems impervious to the unpleasantries and inconveniences of the field.
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As the retail apocalypse wages on, discount stores like Dollar General, Dollar Tree, and Family Dollar have been seemingly impervious to large-scale closures and substantial sales dips.
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We seldom celebrated holidays, we were impervious to advertising, and when the Pittsburgh Steelers, my hometown team, went to the Super Bowl, I was not permitted to watch.
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Trump, who ran against the Washington establishment and believes there is a deep state conspiracy to thwart him, may also be impervious to the plight of federal workers.
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Stormwater collects on the highly-impervious concrete buildup of the intersecting interstates 20 and 19633/85 just north and flows downhill where it pools on the residential street.
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Kenley Jansen, the previously impervious closer whom the Astros had rallied against to win twice in this series, pitched the final two innings to nail down the victory.
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Have you ever considered taking the knowledge you have collected as the Haggler and using it to create the single most awful and impervious company in American history?
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He once bragged to Howard Stern that Melania seemed impervious to bathroom needs and he weirdly found it "disgusting" that Hillary took a bathroom break during a debate.
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My own heart, seemingly impervious to how I live, almost never begins the day above a cool adagio, so that last part is easy for me to say.
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Time and again, supposedly impervious systems, created by the most brilliant cryptographers and security specialists, get undermined by clever attackers, and sometimes just idiots who stumble on unforeseen weaknesses.
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Donald Trump may appear impervious to the sharpest Republican barbs, but he has one proven weakness over the course of his four decades in overly public life: stubby fingers.
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Did Pandora's algorithm assume that we were consistent and immutable agents, impervious to the daily peaks and dips of mood or whim or to the evolution of personal taste?
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The conventional wisdom was that the bedrock supporting the hillside was stable and impervious enough to withstand anticipated amounts of water rushing down its earthen surface without undue erosion.
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In addition to the fact that they don't age and are apparently impervious to cancer, they can survive up to 18 minutes without oxygen, according to a recent study.
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First, though, McLean sent Kishida into the loser's bracket in their first meeting—a long, dramatic match filled with all the offense and impervious defense fans had hoped for.
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And in an industry that not only prides itself on disruption but lives and dies by such, I find it interesting that the whiteboard interview remains impervious to change.
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But this speaker is retro in the same way that Porsche's car design might be considered so: it's been impervious to change and faddish trends for decades upon decades.
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Dorfman said making the sport safer without losing its appeal could prove to be a challenge for the NFL, but he also felt the league was impervious to controversy.
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Home: It was a place for manly men and womanly women, a place impervious to the temptations of strong drink and atheism, of Catholicism, of Mormonism, adultery, and feminism.
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It appears Trump's false claim that public opinion is behind his reckless push to prematurely relax social distancing measures may become one of his lies that's impervious to correction.
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In a paper published Thursday in Science, scientists including Dr. Lewin showed that the highveld mole rat, a rodent found in South Africa, is entirely impervious to the substance.
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"In terms of keeping food for a long time, keeping it safely, and it being impervious to heat, cold, et cetera, the can is hard to beat," Hughes said.
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Strong, impervious man-made materials — including large-scale porcelain slabs and sintered stone like Lapitec, Neolith and Dekton — are gaining favor as an alterative to quartz-based engineered stone.
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But Wenner's narcissistic and violent temperament, on high boil since early youth and on full display in this survey of his life, has made him impervious to outside judgment.
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The narrator thinks of her mother as impervious, not quite mortal, but Tracey exposes her fear of losing control over the life she has fought to make for herself.
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The most prominent is a mystery that has proved impervious to easy explanation: why wage increases haven't been more robust, when the market continues to edge toward full employment.
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I was recently talking to a banker friend, a Thatcherite usually impervious to my left-wing supplications, who told me how the June 14 fire had left him distraught.
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One of Auster's central points, it seems, is that the essential core of our character gets fixed early in life and remains relatively impervious to the fluctuations of circumstance.
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The minstrel stage convention of the "pickaninny" rendered black slave children as cheery performers who, the historian Robin Bernstein argues, were "comically impervious to pain" inflicted by their labor.
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Though Macy's and JCPenney have both been retail stalwarts for more than a century each, their longevity hasn't made them impervious to the decline of brick-and-mortar department stores.
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I would grow into the grace my mother wielded like a weapon, rendering her impervious to the nutty chaos of being a little kid who stuffed tissues down her shirt.
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Slasher flicks remain the one trend-impervious box-office bet, as recently proven by the umpteenth Halloween's resounding success, yet this comes at the cost of some measure of homogenization.
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Although the United States, and in particular the current Congress, is "relatively impervious to international guidelines," the report comes at an important time, before the U.N. General Assembly Special Session.
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But even in the face of evidence that his lack of self-control often causes his campaign to spiral downward, Trump seemed impervious to pleas from his advisers to stop.
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"LSD can increase your reflex time to lightning speed, improve your balance to the point of perfection, increase your concentration ... and make you impervious to weakness or pain," he writes.
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But its magic and melancholy is in the fact that it contains two ideas at once: as a garment, it's designed to appear impervious, but is actually so very susceptible.
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But unlocking the true potential inside this fluffy stuff results in a substance nearly impervious to heat and electricity, not dissimilar from what used to cover the exterior of spacecraft.
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But Bronk said air gaps are not impervious to attackers that may seek to gain information such as worker and maintenance schedules from administrative networks over long periods of time.
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The researchers exposed that some of these keys can be easily hacked, which is notable since it was previously thought that these kinds of keys were virtually impervious to hackers.
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The city is criss-crossed by a complex network of bayous that are easily overwhelmed by heavy rain, made worse by sudden inflows of water from impervious surfaces like concrete.
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Just think about Regina George's intimidatingly hot-pink lipstick in Mean Girls and Lyla Garrity's no-makeup makeup look that even Tim Riggins wasn't impervious to on Friday Night Lights.
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They not only find bacterial DNA in sputum but can tell if the strain is impervious to a common antibiotic, which suggests that the patient has multi-drug-resistant disease.
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In these books, we Americans are portrayed horribly — somehow simultaneously slovenly and uptight, perpetually dressed in spandex yet overweight, arrogant yet superficially friendly, impervious to pleasure and obsessed with mammon.
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Ultimately, Balint reveals a Kafka impervious to such dichotomies, a paragon, instead, of multicultural ambition, whose artistic universality was born of the particularity of his Jewish German, Prague-based experience.
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If you plan to serve from the cart, it does: Consider choosing something made of impervious materials like glass and metal, Mr. Fulk said, because they are easily wiped down.
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While the opportunity for success may be slim, failing to reverse rising tensions now risks a serious escalation in frictions that would be more impervious to diplomacy down the road.
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For a more pristine look, choose impervious materials like porcelain or a powder-coated metal Collapsible powder-coated steel folding table | From $24119 at 22Modern: 8003-2800-2343 or 25665modern.
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New York City may have been blanketed with a snowstorm on Thursday, but under those snow-strewn streets, legions of mythical alligators slithered impervious through the city's swampy sewer system.
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A: Houston's large sprawl of urbanized areas covered with impervious surfaces such as concrete, along with its location on a flood plain, exacerbated the impacts of the rain, Shepherd said.
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Even though uncertainty remains relating to how big the wave will be and whether the Senate will prove impervious to the flood waters, few doubt there are stormy seas ahead.
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The tweets represented a bold strike against the most conservative members of the House GOP coalition, who often come from safe districts and are frequently impervious to pressure from party leaders.
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But NBA teams in major markets are largely impervious to their owners' mistakes, at least on the balance sheets; their franchises can't fail, no matter what the people in charge do.
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Always be sure to double check each 1099 you receive: your clients aren't impervious to error and they could accidentally over-report the amount they paid you for the tax year.
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Perhaps the most common skin-care myth in the Black community is that, because we have more melanin than those with lighter skin, we're somehow impervious to the sun's harmful rays.
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"We calculated that between 1996 and 2011, the Houston region increased its pavement, its impervious surface coverage, by about 25 percent, which is hundreds of square miles of pavement," Brody said.
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In 2014 a new compliance officer at the two-year-old New York branch reported finding an "alarming" pattern of transactions; 20-30% were "virtually impervious to screening" for sanction violations.
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Trump converted his poll numbers to a 10-point primary victory, suggesting that he may be even more impervious to damaging his own fortunes than the Teflon president himself, Ronald Reagan.
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Russia's Vladimir Putin appeared Wednesday at a weapons test for his country's new hypersonic missiles, where the Russian leader predicted that the weapons would be impervious to rival missile defense systems.
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Yet if bigotry has been amplified by his candidacy, let's remember that there are still deep reservoirs of social capital — including in conservative neighborhoods — that have proved impervious to Trump's insinuations.
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More than a century later, ships still aren't impervious to collisions: In May, 28 people died when a sightseeing boat and a cruise ship collided on the Danube River in Hungary.
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But nukes, chemical, biological weapons and a high pain threshold, not to mention the advantage of being dictator-in-perpetuity impervious to public opinion, ensure victory in a war of liberation.
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His comments spotlight the ways in which being rich, famous and a global icon cannot make you impervious to racial slurs rooted in slavery and dehumanization, meant to defame and demean.
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But no one has any realistic program for how to achieve this, particularly given the technocratic character of the EU institutions, which are specifically designed to be impervious to political pressure.
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No one's saying that fabric—or any nightclub in the world, for that matter—should be impervious to scrutiny following fatalities, but we have to place them in a broader context.
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I had an epiphany the other night, watching the opening scene of the brand new season of Game of Thrones, the show that is, at this point, impervious to hot takes.
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And as these mutant bacteria commingle with other pathogens in sewage canals, hospital wards and livestock pens, they can share their genetic resistance traits, making other micro-organisms impervious to antibiotics.
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But, while there is no body or life hack to make you impervious to the touch of disease, we do know that sleep is key to helping our bodies stay healthy.
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But not long after the start, we see her dark side as she's startlingly impervious to a group of starving citizens, witnesses to the deprivation and strife spreading throughout the land.
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Mr. Ramos was accused of using his company, Phantom Secure, to sell thousands of encrypted cellphones, supposedly impervious to wiretaps and other surveillance techniques, to drug cartels and other criminal groups.
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For one thing, the man seems impervious to it — his novel "The Alchemist," after all, has sold more than 65 million copies even though it's essentially a collection of motivational bromides.
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You might see a person you hadn't seen in six months, or serve an old friend, or sit next to a couple eating silently, impervious to smiles and offers of seconds.
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Unilever, the giant food and consumer product company, is buying Sir Kensington's, a small condiment maker that has muscled its way on to grocery store shelves long thought impervious to disruption.
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But the insight is right on: A grandiose sense of victimhood, inflamed by epic fantasies and impervious to rational disproof, is one of the best tools there is for victimizing others.
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When presidents are away from the White House, they often conduct important business in a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility, or SCIF, a location that can be made temporarily impervious to eavesdropping.
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It looks like the offspring of a Mac Mini and a flying saucer, and it's nearly impervious to the probing eyes—and code—of data snoops, botnet admins, or the Thought Police.
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This is a man who—alone, impervious to distraction, unafraid of risk, and under pressure—has an unwavering faith in his capacity to hold steady and make it over the finishing line.
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And though I thought the impervious self-righteous armor of an angry child blasting Skinny Puppy on giant fuck-off headphones, I found out I wasn't nearly as invulnerable as I thought.
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Then I think of the kids who turned up on non-uniform days in People = Shit merch, who seemed to be impervious to the insults of their peers – thrived on them, even.
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They were trying to make nonviable embryos (which couldn't have led to a live birth) impervious to HIV and then destroyed them, in keeping with policies that limit this type of research.
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In some 'worst case' scenarios, it could be the trigger for a correction across global equity markets that have seemed impervious to pretty much all other risks for the past two years.
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The doggy, on the other hand, is impervious to harm, simply wandering away whenever his master gets a spear to the gut — presumably to live a new life at a farm upstate.
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Various articles this past week — including from Slate, Newsweek and The Atlantic — argued that Houston's rapid sprawl development worsened the flooding, by increasing the metro's impervious surface, and thus its runoff problems.
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Justice Alito described those goals — concerning "the destruction of stereotypes," promoting "cross-racial understanding" and preparing students "for an increasingly diverse work force and society" — as slippery and impervious to judicial scrutiny.
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Much like the inexplicable success of BBC One's Mrs Brown's Boys, both Gallen and Kavanagh use attempts at humor to make Irish country impervious to any form of real-world, logical criticism.
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Odyssey's world-traveling Kassandra—light as a feather, impervious to falls from any height, able to instantly split a tree into perfectly usable log units—just just wouldn't work for me here.
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Whereas typical antibiotics and antiseptics indiscriminately kill all kinds of bacteria throughout the body and drive the evolution of highly dangerous microbes impervious to existing drugs, probiotics may be much more selective.
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While the Houston Astros may have sported tequila sunrise uniforms, the Pittsburgh Pirates pillbox caps and the Chicago White Sox short pants, the Yankees have been impervious to the sport's fashion trends.
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Chapman was not impervious — he allowed a two-out walk and a two-strike double to the pinch-hitter Jose Martinez, ending a streak of 34 hitless at-bats against the Cardinals.
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And to that almost-extinct, supremely special variety of summer cottage that remains unchanged from one season to the next, reassuring in its humble mustiness, impervious to trends and, most magically, time.
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They went through checklists of questions that had been developed by their superiors, and seemed impervious to nuance, or to the notion that some detainees may have been sent there in error.
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The frantic plot concerns the Straw Hats' visit to Gran Tesoro, a six-mile-long floating casino and entertainment complex impervious to government intervention, and run by the perfidious mastermind Gild Tesoro.
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Submarines glide beneath this threat — not impervious, as underwater listening devices and enemy submarines testify, but still relatively stealthy and a backbone of any successful effort to penetrate China's A85033/AD systems.
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"Ladder of Years" is my favorite of hers, and it perfectly describes what it is like to be a Baltimorean; unpretentious, impervious to the outside world and layered in eccentric family traditions.
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Even if you think you're impervious, stores may tempt you this Black Friday: According to my colleague, the Wirecutter Deals editor Nathan Burrow, this holiday usually offers heavy discounts on trendy items.
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In Asia, amphibians seem impervious to Bd, but when it got to other parts of the world — probably via the international trade in pet amphibians — the pathogen reached hundreds of vulnerable species.
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Because many subreddits disallow promotional posts and fiercely enforce rules around formatting and content, the site has remained more or less impervious to the sway of big brands, marketers, and shameless self-promoters.
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Cappy will also be able to collect items, which could be useful for far away coins and collectables, and is also impervious to damage, making it easy for less experienced players to play.
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After several months in which Trump seemed impervious to any kind of attack, his weaknesses have started to become exposed and the strategy for a serious challenge at the convention is becoming clear.
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In the third room, a screen shows a video of hens pecking their way through a surreal landscape — impervious to the artifice, they locate what they can eat and ignore what they can't.
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Phantom Secure, which has a public website promoting its encrypted email and chat service plans, advertised its products as "impervious to decryption, wiretapping or legal third-party records requests," according to court documents.
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State legislators and California's Democratic governor, Jerry Brown, have been hostile toward Trump's plan to make the border nearly impervious for immigrants coming to the United States illegally, but some enclaves have disagreed.
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Why it matters: The early confidence of the Trump team has gradually receded as it becomes clear the complex and unyielding dynamic of the Korean peninsula is impervious to quick and easy fixes.
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The pesticides we developed in the mid-20th century nearly wiped them out, but they've staged a global comeback in recent decades, thanks to mutations that made them almost impervious to these chemicals.
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Within a few years presidential corruption, economic stagnation, military ignominy and imagined catastrophe had warped post-war America's previously impervious belief in progress, a belief that had resonance across the then free world.
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The outlier this year was Osaka, just 20 and incredibly impervious to the pressures and the distractions as she beat Williams, 6-2, 6-4, to win the United States Open in September.
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WRITING TO PERSUADE How to Bring People Over to Your Side By Trish Hall The most sobering truth in this book is that truth is not persuasive, because beliefs are impervious to facts.
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While additional pavement undoubtedly increases the amount of impervious surface, there is nothing unique about Houston's lack of zoning that made the flooding any worse than a government planned city would have experienced.
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Thanks to an IPX6 waterproof rating this, headlamp should be impervious to damage from rainfall or even a quick drop in a puddle or stream; just don't wear it while you scuba dive.
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So Amazon isn't impervious to leaks, but it does seem to have a tighter lock on the areas where some of the largest gaps exist, preventing full reveals of devices months in advance.
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The resignation of Prime Minister Matteo Renzi in December seems to have had little effect on the market, she and Mr. Giordano agreed, because Italian real estate is relatively impervious to political upheaval.
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Lying in wait are the roadblocks of Congress, which have been impervious to emotional uprisings provoked by previous tragedies and where Republican lawmakers and red state Democrats often balk at high-risk votes.
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Congenitally blind people are also impervious to the rubber hand illusion, when a person feels like an inanimate object is part of their own body (the experiment is typically done using a rubber hand).
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Not only is more water falling, but more development is covering the natural vegetation and replacing it with impervious surfaces such as concrete and asphalt, along with rooftops through which water does not penetrate.
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If there is one celebrity in Hollywood who seems impervious to the trolls, paparazzi, social media backlash, and the multitudinous pressures to conform to the artificial ideal of celebrity perfection, it's surely Ariel Winter.
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But otherwise, the raccoon just relaxed, impervious to (or maybe all too aware of?) the humans worried about the fate of a woodland creature best known for breaking into trash cans and having rabies.
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The conflicts in Syria rage on, seemingly impervious to the various attempts to resolve them -- a horrifying staging ground for broader US-Russian tensions, and the front line of terror groups' battles for territory.
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Engineers insisted that the transmission was utterly impervious to eavesdropping or tampering; a company called ID Quantique had developed a system that harnessed one of the rules of quantum mechanics to offer total security.
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"We see the tree cover being swapped out for impervious cover, which means when we look at the photographs, what was there is now replaced with a parking lot or a building," Nowak said.
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The hardware dreamed up by the semi-newly formed Snap Labs were supposed to build a future for the company that would be impervious to Facebook's nasty habit of ripping off Snapchat's software innovations.
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LONDON (Reuters) - With seemingly the whole of Wimbledon transfixed by the unfurling of Rafa Nadal's epic fourth round clash with Gilles Muller, at least one person in the grounds was impervious to the excitement.
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Members of the media, too, are trying to grapple with how to cover a president who, as a candidate, attacked them repeatedly and who seemed impervious to controversies that would have sunk other contenders.
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The NRA doesn't seem to note the irony that young survivors of a terrible mass shooting are impervious to their brand of fear, or perhaps they do, and that's why they're getting more extreme.
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The newly discovered proteins that make tardigrades so impervious to extreme conditions could one day enable us to harness that power — to create cells resistant to dehydration, or crops able to survive in space.
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The promo cycle for Scorpion proves that he is impervious to obstacles that would sink a less airtight career, paternity revelations and lackluster reviews all gathering attention but fizzling uselessly against the OVO machine.
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When Jesse Curry and his family arrived in Lima, Peru, on March 13, the Florida native said life in the South American city seemed impervious to the novel coronavirus without a mask in sight.
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When too much rain water or melting snow and ice washes over impervious paving and into the sewer system, it can lead to overflows and the discharge of sewage and pollutants into surrounding waterways.
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Other things we learned: Though the rear camera is covered with a sapphire glass, it's not impervious to scratches from materials that have a Mohs hardness with a level of 6, 7, or 8.
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Federal scientists and managers – charged with conserving a red snapper population impervious to jurisdictional boundaries – are required to offset every additional pound of fish killed in state waters, forcing the federal season ever shorter.
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However, the reactionaries ploughed on, impervious to facts, with right-wing media outlets such as the Sun and the Daily Telegraph calling for the return of stop-and-search to restore order on London streets.
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In short, YouTube has broken into an app ecosystem that is almost entirely local, and has even done so in a tough demographic like older users, which have been particularly impervious to non-Korean apps.
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Donald Trump just tweeted that being at Madison Square Garden Saturday night was "a little bit like walking into a Trump rally" ... which means he was impervious to the boos as he entered the arena.
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Also, Shoshanna doesn't want to spend any more time with Abigail than she has to, but Ray's impervious to social cues — even ones that are spelled out for him, right in front of his face.
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Also anything that damages yourself is annoying, so it's nice to see that Widowmaker is impervious to her Venom Mine and won't have to careful to avoid it when setting it up to stop flanks.
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Jack tries to get his parents (Sanjeev Bhaskar and Meera Syal) interested in "his" music, but they prove to be the only people on earth impervious to the appeal of the Lennon-McCartney-Harrison songbook.
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Growing numbers of people are dying from "flesh-eating" microbes; from infections picked up in hospital and nursing homes; and from strains of pneumonia, tuberculosis, gonorrhea and other diseases that are impervious to most drugs.
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Impervious to the argument that unswerving principle is admirable only so long as the principle is worth not swerving from, will they change their minds about Mr. Corbyn and admire his newfound capacity for apostasy?
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The Bronx neighborhoods where the plan is being carried out have some of the highest rates of school safety incidents in the city and have at times seemed impervious to attempts to drive down crime.
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In fact, a 2011 study by the Houston-Galveston Area Council found that more than 90 percent of the city's land has low levels of impervious coverage relative to greenery and other water-absorbing surfaces.
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But the truth at the heart of the "joke" -- that his supporters' loyalty was impervious to Trump's own behavior, no matter how unseemly -- made it memorable, a cornerstone of the conventional wisdom about his presidency.
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"Where do you think drug smugglers and illegal immigrants will go next if you make the land border more impervious?" said David Heyman, who was assistant Homeland Security secretary for policy from 2009 to 2014.
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No governor would have dared talk that way when Mr. Moses was in his prime, holding as many as a dozen state and city offices simultaneously, impervious to every attempt to remove or bridle him.
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While the fish in the installation decompose, serving as a real-time memento mori, the glittery baubles decorating their bodies remain impervious, shining on despite the grotesque array of bacteria working double-time around them.
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Even as the state's attorney general periodically indicts municipal and state staff for their roles in the crisis, the governor and his inner circle seem impervious to action, no matter how damning the evidence against them.
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The Verdict: What I've learned is that unlike celebs and influencers, I am not impervious to the weather and that no matter how pretty the shoe, open-toe sandals should not be worn in February outside.
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The revenue miss also seems to illustrate that the social network and its massive online advertising empire is not, in fact, impervious to bad headlines and an ever-changing and inconsistent approach to policing its platform.
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American government seems impervious to large majorities who want background checks for gun purchasers, an increased minimum wage, action to reduce the pollution that causes global warming and an end to this government shutdown, among others.
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At today's pace, the age of "Iron Man" Tony Starks busting through walls, impervious to enemy bullets, capable of seeing and engaging bad guys in any dark space they may be hiding isn't coming anytime soon.
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When the forces of intolerance and bigotry prevail, as they have lately in Southern states that passed laws institutionalizing discrimination against gay and transgender Americans, it can be tempting to think they are impervious to argument.
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It was both withering and hopeless, as was Mr. Rock's entire, impossible gig, which forced him to straddle the very contradictions that make the industry so difficult to grapple with and so seemingly impervious to change.
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The quality of the food and its cultural relevance were what attracted him; he didn't care if he was served in a luxurious room or on a dusty street corner, and he was impervious to hype.
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But the losses do provide a window into how even the blue-blooded Yankees, who have been largely impervious to the market forces that have affected the rest of baseball, have had difficulty maintaining their audience.
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While he is the least popular president on record at this point in his term on a national level while presiding over a robust economy, conservatives have rallied around him and seem impervious to new information.
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While the euro has remained broadly impervious to political developments in recent weeks, investors said the single currency could run into some resistance around the $1.1880 line, the 50 percent trading range between September to October.
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New to Netflix: Will Smith stars as Alex Hitchens, a "date doctor" whose suaveness and charm are irresistible — until he meets Sara Melas (Eva Mendes), an unflappable, witty gossip columnist who seems impervious to his advances.
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JR's installation, however, dissolves one monument to exalt another: it is not an impervious barrel vault unto the heavens, but the replacement of arguably the second most photographed monument in Paris with the stately palace behind it.
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Curved display corners are sometimes made by covering up cut-off corners like what Sharp has made — that's exactly what LG does with the G6, supposedly to make the display more impervious to cracking during a drop.
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The reason why Lululemon's brand might be impervious to the actions and words of its previous leaders is because it's some of the best out there — and I would know; I've tested a ton of workout clothes.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: YouTubeMaking a vehicle that's completely impervious to bullets isn't impossible, but it would be so bulky and heavy from its thick armor plating that it would barely be able to move.
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Seemingly impervious to the sweltering heat and jostling crowds, the perfectly coiffed Nawaz, who is the daughter of Pakistan's thrice deposed Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, delivers speech after speech without any evidence of a bead of sweat.
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This user data is not impervious to abuse, as the recent Cambridge Analytica scandal reminded us, but even in the wake of the misuse of 87 million Americans' data, Facebook's net worth only took a small hit.
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As a young man, Mr. Nutter said he sometimes felt impervious enough to neglect safety practices — "I was 8 foot tall and bulletproof" — and fell twice from his stand while in his 20s, but avoided lasting injury.
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The President, as he has sometimes remarked, seems to be able to get away with almost any conduct, that traditionally would have been seen as a disqualifying outrage, thanks to the impervious support of loyal political base.
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Right, but they did stop saying it after a while, because they said, like you said, they were sort of resigned for a while, like actually, he's Godzilla, he's impervious to whatever we're shooting at him. Yeah.
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To understand why many proponents of blockchain assume, contrary to De Filippi and Wright, that the technology can and should remain impervious to external control, it helps to understand some details about how such a technology works.
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Lights, vibration motors, sensors, and the like remain in the garment and are either encased in plastic or laminate tapes for waterproofing, or are comprised of the conductive fibers themselves which are largely impervious to the washing processes.
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BERLIN, May 28 (Reuters) - The head of the Protestant Church in Germany has called for Islam to be taught in state schools across the country as a way to make young Muslims impervious to the "temptation of fundamentalists".
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The previous study, led by Thomas Park from the University of Illinois at Chicago, showed that naked-mole rats were surprisingly impervious to pain induced by acid and capsaicin, the latter of which gives chili peppers their heat.
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In 20163, for example, the New York Times ran an article headlined "Negro cocaine 'fiends' are a new southern menace," in which an actual physician claimed that cocaine made black men uniquely violent and even impervious to bullets.
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The next step for social media companies like Facebook would be to think about ways of breaking down people's ideological biases, which make them impervious to almost any actual information about elections (such as who paid for advertisements).
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Washington makes this statement directly in the face of a global movement to reject the kind of toxic masculinity of which Foster has been repeatedly accused, reinforcing the NFL's reputation for being impervious to the world around it.
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A Meredith Music Festival moment that will forever go down in history alongside DJ Harvey's turntable destruction in 21 and The Dirty Three's Warren Ellis remaining impervious while absorbing repeated lightning strikes to his violin bow in 20.
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Sensational as victory over her idol and five-time champion Williams was, the way she backed it up was arguably more impressive as she appeared completely impervious to the hullabaloo she has caused at the All England Club.
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A government usually impervious to criticism postponed its plan in the face of the growing uproar from environmental groups, the United Nations and signatories to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora.
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Impervious to player insurrections for nearly two decades — thanks mostly to Duncan's unwavering devotion to the organization after his free-agent flirtation with the Orlando Magic in 2000 — Popovich's Spurs are reeling in the wake of Leonard's departure.
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Editorial For a world that too often seems impervious to the horrors of Syria's civil war, the photos and videos from Tuesday's chemical weapons attack, which killed dozens of civilians, bore witness to a new level of atrocity.
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I am sure if it were not for Marriage and her fellow reporters, the Presidents Club -- and other secretive dining clubs -- would have carried on as before, utterly impervious to the social upheaval happening outside their closed doors.
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Nadal is so dominant and so impervious on clay, in general, and at this tournament, especially, it made sense for Thiem to go for broke as much as possible, accepting that there would be risks along with the rewards.
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The devastating storms ripped apart the US territory's aging, fragile power grid, plucking power lines from their roots in hilly, impervious neighborhoods and leaving them in tatters, making it even more difficult for local and federal agencies to repair.
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Hailing from the fictional African nation of Orisha and riding atop a gigantic lionaire, she is brave, but not impervious to fear; she is intelligent, but prone to impulsiveness; and she is unlike any YA heroine we've encountered before.
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And while the owner (Frankie Faison) knows his secret and urges Luke to use his powers "helping people" like those better-known heroes, he resists the temptation, harboring past emotional wounds even if he's mostly impervious to physical pain.
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One of the clearest illustrations of the economic notion of a "market failure" is the market for academic economists — a market so captured by the dominant neoliberal narrative, that it has proven nearly impervious to competition from empirical facts.
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HOBBS, New Mexico (Reuters) - Amid the frenetic activity of American shale oilfields recovering from a two-year recession sit a handful of oil towns that seemed impervious as many producers went into bankruptcy and the economy around them sank.
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In the nine sliding events they picked up six gold, three silver and two bronze medals, with only skeleton remaining impervious to their power as they remain without a win there since it came into the Games in 2002.
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"Tesla has always been clear that Autopilot doesn't make the car impervious to all accidents," the company said in a statement after the accident and could not immediately confirm the driver's report that the vehicle was in Autopilot mode.
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Even if he were not to run again for president, a Senator Romney could prove a pivotal swing vote, impervious to the entreaties of a president he has scorned and able to rally other Trump skeptics in the chamber.
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But he seems surprisingly blind to how he fuels such fatalism by playing to the worst stereotype of the enlightened cosmopolitan: disdainful and condescending — sympathetic to humanity in the abstract but impervious to the suffering of actual human beings.
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He seems impervious to the broadly accepted science of global warming, and wholly unimpressed by evidence that the jobs he has promised his followers lie not in dying industries like coal mining but in renewables like wind and solar.
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Kit Norland of the citizen-run Arlington Tree Action Group said official figures show impervious surface area - covered in materials such as concrete and brick - has been expanding in the city by about nine acres (four hectares) per year.
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After all, if anything were to render hair impervious to Mind Flayer attacks (seriously, how did Steve's hair not get messed up during that mall scene?), we'd bet good money on this one-two punch of volume and hold.
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"It is remarkable how President Trump seems impervious to the delicate state of an economic expansion that is clearly long in the tooth," Bernard Baumohl, the chief global economist for the Economic Outlook Group, wrote in a research note.
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Although he wasn't the impervious force in these promotions that he later became in the UFC, he nevertheless showed flashes of an emerging genius, typified by a knockout via flying knee on the then highly rated Carlos Newton at Pride 25.
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And even though footballers should in theory be trained professionals who are impervious to pressure, in practice they show a surprising tendency to choke: team B has converted just 65% of kicks when trailing in the third round or beyond.
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What this means essentially, is that instead of keeping digital certificates in one centralized location, which makes them vulnerable to being hacked and tampered with, they would be spread out in a world-wide ledger, one fundamentally impervious to alteration.
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For the past few years, Golden State seemed to be the one powerhouse impervious to the seminal claim of Pat Riley, the legendary coach and executive, that winning or misery were the only state-of-mind options for the N.B.A. elite.
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As these units don't seek other views through traditional news sources or opposing viewpoints, they become impervious to outside criticism and have illusions of their own righteousness and truth' As a consequence, many Americans have lost the ability of critical analysis.
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The most vividly drawn of the characters is Bryony, the calorie-counting fat woman who lies to herself continually about her self-imposed diets, and is also a cheating wife and neglectful mother, utterly impervious to self-insight or remorse.
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Lacking Dean's resume and poise, the rough-edged Cohen can only pull off a Dean story if he has incriminating information in his "fixer" files sufficient to force the resignation or impeachment of a President who seems impervious to scandal.
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Their blinkered view of the world has the veneer of respectability, may go along with an appearance of thoughtfulness, but in reality it's just as impervious to evidence — maybe even more so, because it has the power of groupthink behind it.
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"The market has been pretty impervious to just about every event with the exception of the global meltdown of 21964," said Robert Manley, who recently became Phillips's new co-head of 19943th century & contemporary art after 21994 years at Christie's.
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Most observers believe that through this approach Trump has forged a bond with his political base that will prove impervious to almost any questions about his response to the coronavirus outbreak or the economic slowdown that appears certain to accompany it.
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While their disappearance has been lamented for years, diners along the margins of Manhattan and in parts of other boroughs previously thought impervious to redevelopment are closing because of increasing rents and enticing offers that are hard to pass up.
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Senior Iraqi government officials worry privately about the influence of the groups that have proved closest to Iran and are impervious to efforts to bring them under the government's control, but the officials are generally reluctant to speak publicly about it.
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Controversy over economic versus cultural explanations of poverty can be traced to 1966, when the anthropologist Oscar Lewis, in his book "La Vida," on Puerto Ricans in New York, wrote of a "culture of poverty" that seemed impervious to change.
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Mr. Biden hit many of the same themes later in a lengthy speech he gave in West Point, Iowa, where he again talked about his family story and cast Mr. Trump as impervious to the needs of the middle class.
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So many people have said I look too thin in my recent episodes of #WHATSMYSNACK Some have gone as far as to say I look "skeletal" Well, just because I am a male doesn't mean I'm impervious to your whispers.
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There was no substantial work until 1948, when Columbia Pictures borrowed Neill to make 15 episodes of a comic book-based movie serial about a man from another planet who discovers he has super-human strength and is impervious to bullets.
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As an example of the problem, executives and engineers with one nuclear startup held over 250 meetings with the NRC between 2010 and 2017 before submitting the company's application for a new reactor design that is theoretically impervious to meltdown.
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He helped discover how some bacteria used microscopic pumps to purge themselves of antibiotics, and he unravelled a paradox involving biofilms: groupings of microbes that are often deadly and impervious to medication, even though in isolation they are easily eradicated.
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Now they might finally get this thanks to a new $10 million contract the Defense Department's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has launched to design and build a secure voting system that it hopes will be impervious to hacking.
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The bad news is that there's clearly a gap in how well parties (at least the GOP, but I have my doubts that Democrats are impervious to a similar situation) can work to make sure their candidates follow these norms.
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If that sounds like too ambitious a timeline, it's important to realize that children start recognizing race and developing their racial sensibilities at an early age, despite the common misconception that they're impervious to cultural and social attitudes until they're much older.
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His metabolism has apparently been impervious to all the chicken fingers, fries and fast food he loves, particularly Chick-fil-A and McDonald's, where he typically orders a Big Mac meal with large fries, a large Mountain Dew and two double cheeseburgers.
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"It is suspected that the hospital was targeted by so-called 'bunker-buster' missiles, as it was well fortified in a cave and impervious to previous attacks," said Dr. Abdallah, the hospital's director and head of Hama's healthcare directorate, according to UOSSM.
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One part of the image that was impervious to the soft glow, however, was the 25-carat diamond ring on her left hand, which President Donald J. Trump gave to her as a gift on their 10th wedding anniversary back in 2014.
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Sildenafil can be great for giving you a crowbar-hard erection that's impervious to alcohol, cocaine, exhaustion, and episodic indifference, but it gave me flushed cheeks, bright red ears, and a very stuffy nose because it turns out that blood vessels are everywhere.
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So far impervious to the boom-bust cycles in residential real estate, data centers have been a reliable bright spot, and analysts call for continued expansion in the foreseeable future, both in the United States and in developing markets like Latin America.
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Hype springs eternal — certainly when it comes to Paul Ryan, whose media image as a Serious, Honest Conservative and policy wonk seems utterly impervious to repeated demonstrations that he is neither serious nor honest, and that he actually knows very little about policy.
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The growing number of people using it in all these countries, often against the wishes of their governments, has also underscored the degree to which the software that manages Bitcoin has remained impervious to hackers and government control for nearly a decade.
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In the era of an incompetent, run-away White House who seems impervious to the limits that exist for the Executive Branch, Democrats should judge Judge Gorsuch on whether he will be a credible independent check in this out of control Oval Office.
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Materials that are slightly absorbent — like sandstone, cork, felted wool or paper — are preferable, Mr. Briars said, while glass and other impervious materials are less desirable, because "the moisture tends to pool," and the coaster may stick to the bottom of the glass.
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Ms. Danius's assertion that Mr. Dylan's behavior is not a concern – "The important thing is that the Nobel Prize in Literature belongs to Bob Dylan," she said — is testament to the academy's view of itself as impervious to outside criticism and pressure.
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"Trump has proved to be largely impervious to attack in the primaries, but he's now facing a much different electorate," Balz concluded in depicting voters beyond the GOP base as younger, more racially diverse, more educated and more balanced in terms of gender.
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Orisa's game-changing abilities include a deployable shield, a defensive ability that reduces the damage she takes and makes her impervious to movement-impairing attacks, a mini, detonatable graviton surge and an ultimate that increases the attack output of nearby allies within line of sight.
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In a presentation at a conference in Shanghai in August co-organized by the International Telecommunications Union (ITU), a United Nations body, Pan explained how quantum satellites could be used to provide "unconditional security" in transmitting data that would be unhackable and impervious to surveillance.
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Hodgman personified the buttoned-down nature of the Windows PC industry and user—as well as every issue the pre-Windows 10 PC had—while Long was the cool Mac, impervious to Windows viruses and honestly concerned for the well-being of his beleaguered friend.
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Certain species of mole-rat are seemingly impervious to painful burning sensations caused by substances like capsaicin (the chemical that makes chili spicy) and hydrochloric acid, and researchers hope that we can someday develop drugs that can help us mimic their pain-resisting strategies.
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Palin's allegations would allow him and The New York Times to be impervious to defamation suits simply by professing at the dismissal stage that they did not remember knowing that their defamatory statements were false — even where circumstantial evidence belies that self-serving contention.
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While it at first seems obvious that Maddie should be petrified of the fact that she can't hear her pursuer, Flanagan flips the script by pointing out that she's impervious to traditional jump scares and the blood-churning feeling of hearing boots pound towards her.
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The killing, revealed in all its inhuman detail by a Turkish audio recording and followed by a stream of lies revising previous lies from the Saudi regime, seemed to reflect arrogance of a rising breed of autocratic rulers impervious to shame or moral judgment.
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In the Marvel comics, Magne is super fast, strong, is impervious to any and all human illnesses and diseases, has a much longer lifespan than humans (although he's not quite immortal), knows some magic, and is even described as being stronger than his dad.
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We watched him, in the second debate, prowling behind his opponent, back and forth with lowered head, belligerent and looming, while she moved within her legitimate space, returning to her lectern after each response: tightly smiling, trying to be reasonable, trying to be impervious.
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"Now we're going for the full funding for the wall, and we're going to try and get that as soon as possible," Trump said at a roundtable with California municipal leaders who favor his goal of making the U.S. border impervious to illegal immigration.
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How to become impervious to distractions: Startup founders who landed a $55,000 deal on 'Shark Tank' rehearsed their pitch while running, dodging a hair dryer, and even punching each other in the faceWhen you almost miss the boat: 'What the hell were we thinking?
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That program, called System Security Integrated Through Hardware and Firmware or SSITH, was launched in 2017 and is aimed at developing secure hardware, and design tools to build that hardware, so that hardware would be impervious to most of the software attacks prevalent today.
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Brooks' intent was to slowly cook up an impervious technical framework and carefully introduce it in the context of a broad and serious national discussion about encryption policy, where all stakeholders would hash out the relative trade-offs of law enforcement access to information and privacy.
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The starry pairings appear to satisfy or disappoint us on a deeply visceral plane—we hope the relationship lasts to confirm the possibility of our own romantic successes; we will it to fail to prove even celebrities, in all their financial security, aren't impervious to heartbreak.
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Tesla has always been clear that Autopilot doesn't make the car impervious to all accidents, and before a driver can use Autopilot, they must accept a dialogue box which states that 'Autopilot is designed for use on highways that have a center divider and clear lane markings.
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Apparently, The Mountain is impervious to literally everything, up to and including daggers through the brain, so The Hound does the only thing left he can do: Trucks him through a crumbling wall and off the side of the Red Keep to a fiery, mutual death.
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" Trump went back to his seemingly impervious well of political support Friday, in a fundraising drive emailed to supporters in which he said : "Let's show the hypocrites, liars, and 'elites' of Washington that the American people are dead serious about our mission to DRAIN THE SWAMP.
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Rather than adopting a narrow-minded conception of the Founders' Constitution, impervious to the demands and complications of a modern society, judges should defer to agencies because they have the expertise and knowledge to best implement the thousands of rules necessary to implement their statutory mandates.
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Some of the first state drug prohibitions were passed in the West to target Chinese immigrants who smoked opium and in the South, by stirring up fear that—I'm not making this up—cocaine would make black men both better "marksmen" and also, somehow, impervious to bullets.
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And while warmer climes are often the most heavily impacted — as a study showing that rising sea levels threaten over 217,218 archaeological sites reinforced — the memory of Hurricane Sandy will remind New Yorkers and other people further north that they are certainly not impervious to the impact.
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But a new, drug-resistant strain of the disease, impervious to artemisinin and another popular drug with which it is frequently paired, piperaquine, threatens to upend years of worldwide eradication efforts — straining health care systems and raising the prospect that the death toll could increase again.
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In salt water One study of North American lakes found that as little as one per cent of the land area within 500 metres of the lake had to be paved (or otherwise impervious) for there to be an increased risk of becoming saltier over the longterm.
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Hearst often envisions she's designing for someone who is part wind-swept gaucho and part well-heeled urban journalist — a blend of her rancher father and her husband's father, the New York newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst Jr. — but also someone whose self-regard is not impervious.
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That fatalism remains alive and well in American politics—from both the right, which often sees poverty as an inescapable problem of character and choice that is impervious to government intervention, and much of the left, which increasingly sees it as an inescapable consequence of predatory capitalism.
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" Wayne Besen, the founding executive director of Truth Wins Out, a gay-rights advocacy group, wrote on its website after Dr. Nicolosi's death, "He was impervious to facts and must have known, on some level, his crackpot theories to convert L.G.B.T. people into heterosexuals didn't work.
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There are thousands and thousands of variables that will impact the survival of an individual, a home, a family, and it's foolish to believe that just because you have followed your favorite survival guru's books that you are impervious and have some sort of Cloak of Invulnerability.
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Pain and manliness validate each other in action stories, creating wish-fulfillment scenarios where the audience can imagine being just as calm under fire as their heroes, just as impervious to any physical or emotional pain they feel, just as capable of shrugging off whatever hurts or frightens them.
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They also seem strangely impervious to obvious shocks, such as Mr Modi's banning in 2016 of all currency bills worth more than 100 rupees ($1.41), or the imposition of a stiff sales tax with no fewer than seven separate rates and laborious forms for businesses to fill in.
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Outside the window of a seminar room at New College, Oxford, where Mendes faced about a dozen aspiring student filmmakers around a horseshoe-shaped table, the city's original wall and the college chapel, both built in the fourteenth century, glowed in the sunlight, impervious to the vagaries of time.
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Impervious to shame, he kept proclaiming his own success and persuaded enough people to ensure that he could keep making deals In politics, candidate Trump has used a similar approach, fouling public discourse and answering critics of his insulting and divisive rhetoric with even more of the same.
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Beside her I fuss, trying to make my personal space impervious to fear, opening my purse, ponytailing my hair, wedging a book in the seat back, finding my phone, tapping the beaming infant icon of Noobie Soothie, the white-noise app I bought when I got the headphones.
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If historically-timid Democrats take their dedication to the rule of law and the Constitution seriously, they'll realize that much of Trump's political base is impervious to arguments – no matter how logical or factually sound – made outside of the truth-starved, conspiracy theory-peddling right wing media bubble.
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Given that Warren set the CFPB to be virtually impervious to congressional oversight with its budget provided by the Federal Reserve as opposed to the regular appropriations process, using the Act is one of the few tools legislators have to stop Warren's extra-constitutional baby from running amok.
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She greeted allies and adversaries, embraced former first ladies, got a thumbs up from former President George W. Bush, and exchanged a warm hello with her old boss, President Barack Obama, all while appearing impervious to the scattered chants of "Lock her up!" coming from the crowd. Mrs.
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But the cumulative implication of those responses is larger than any specific assertion: It captures the extent to which elected Republicans are now operating in a political environment largely impervious to information in the mainstream media and that leaves them little room for independent judgment amid the demands for tribal loyalty.
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Team Sky's Froome, who won the Criterium du Dauphine warm-up race earlier this month, proved last year that he could be impervious to outside pressure, hanging on to his lead despite the media attacks and those coming from the crowd, which included having urine thrown at him during one stage.
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And this is not me trying to plant my own flag in the night; it's never been anything other than impervious to my hounding of it, that pursuit well into its second decade now to the detriment of my mental and physical health, most cherished relationships, reputation, and bank balance.
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I'd watched part of The Silence of the Lambs while channel surfing earlier that week, and Buffalo Bill's attempts to create a bodysuit of female skin inspired a brief, less gruesome mental scenario in which I somehow wore Billy's body like an exoskeleton, moving through the world in his impervious chassis.
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Tech and internet stocks – such as the fabled FAANGs and BATs – have dominated and driven the equity rally of the past 2-3 years – mainly because the digital revolution underlying the boom in those companies was seen as largely impervious to shifting political winds or even ebbs and flows in the economic cycle.
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Washington (CNN)In a show of force, the heads of the departments of Justice, State and Homeland Security appeared together on Monday to make the case for President Donald Trump's new travel ban of people from six Muslim-majority countries and institute changes they believe will make it impervious to court challenges.
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George Kegoro of the Kenya Human Rights Commission reckons that South Africa's move to withdraw from the ICC is a response to Mr Zuma's political problems: "Impervious to the country's political history…the South African leadership is marching the country to a legal wilderness, where South Africa will be accountable for nothing."
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But the strange flip side of the cultural emphasis on tough, impervious men is that when men do let their pain out, they may be taken more seriously than women, because of the assumption that women are emotional all the time, while any emotions men are unable to hold inside must be overwhelming.
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What I mean by that is life is long and progress is gradual; while depression is a disease, we are who we are and anything that promises to render us miraculously impervious to feelings (including self-doubt) is likely to be short-lived and have a major downside—at least in my experience.
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I like to think of myself as fairly impervious to internet crap, but that video—the policeman's confused, yet oddly calm face—looking about like he's slipped off a curb rather than moments from a grisly death—and the people milling about around him not really helping, made me feel very uncomfortable.
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I suspect that my father would have remained cheerfully impervious to it, whereas I find myself making use of the argument from time to time, not just to win a political point but to feel further ensnared by those seductions of Camelot that a half century before I covertly craved and loyally resisted.
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He would walk around in short-sleeved shirts, impervious to the chill, a tattoo of a snake coiling around his bicep and crawling up toward his neck, en route to devour his face, a dramatic and striking image if ever there was one, doubly so against his pale skin, slick with drizzle.
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Border crossing numbers have been historically low and a study from the Department of Homeland Security last fall determined the border was at its most secure and most impervious to illegal immigration point in history -- though numbers released by the DHS late Wednesday showed a sudden spike in attempted crossings last month.
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"While the President seems impervious to the criticisms of a media he views as unfair and subjective, his obvious affinity for the Dow Jones industrial average may render stock prices a more important governor on the high wire act the Administration has become," Trennert wrote in a note to clients on Friday.
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Here's how Ian Bogost, writing in the Atlantic, sums up some of the latest thinking: Reducing impervious surface and improving water conveyance has a role to play, but the most important step in sparing cities from flooding is to reduce the velocity of water when it is channelized, so that it doesn't deluge other sites.
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But it really goes further than that — productivity apps such as Microsoft Word, note-taking apps like Evernote, social networking apps like Facebook, video apps like Netflix, photo editing apps like Instagram or VSCO, e-readers like Kindle, and many other apps in many other categories are equally impervious to the threat of bots.
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By now, we've all come to realize that not only is Olivia Culpo a masterful street style star, but she's a brilliant packer, impervious to NYC's chilly winter weather, can change her head-to-toe outfit in the backseat of a car with ease, and has never met an ice cream cone she didn't like.
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If you're not sure where you fall on the spectrum, know that there's a difference between the normal kind of dry skin, the type that just feels tight and uncomfortable right when you get out of the shower or for the entire month of January, and raised, scaly patches that seem impervious to moisturizer.
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Even a hard-hitting reporter in breathable cotton/Lycra blend workout wear isn't impervious to the lure of a good swag bag, and in the name of not-so-honest reporting, I take a fistful of branded pens and shove them into my free Bulletproof tote when Nick moves on to the next person.
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If Democrats win back a majority in the House, as leaders on both sides of the aisle now expect, the practice of snubbing Trump on the stump -- in contrast to Republicans who largely stayed close to him -- could change the way Democrats think about engaging with a President who has often seemed impervious their attacks.
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New York Times' great investigations of their behaviors around driving tactics ... Do you think they are genuinely vulnerable, or do you think this is a company with such speed and such reach and, again, everyone uses it, and short of Donald Trump-style shooting someone on 5th Avenue, he's basically impervious at this point?
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Encounters In "Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 4003," a rock opera on Broadway adapted from a section of Leo Tolstoy's "War and Peace," Amber Gray and Lucas Steele play Hélène and Anatole Kuragin, a pair of self-absorbed aristocratic siblings who are impervious to consequence and impossibly chic in their punk romantic get-ups.
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Cayre and I moved to a sitting room on the second floor, where a Sturtevant copy of a Jasper Johns flag hangs over the sofa and, as if divulging a secret, she mentioned a work she has that is, and will forever be, impervious to the art world's obsession with monetary value: a Tino Sehgal.
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Image 22006 of 22006 MEXICO CITY – While financial markets fret about left-leaning candidate Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, the man himself is calmly cruising toward what polls say is a likely victory in Mexico&aposs July 1 presidential election, seemingly impervious to attacks — and without the angry tone that marked his previous two runs for the top job.
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As much as Apple's trumpeted how much it values and prioritizes privacy — the company even went so far as to throw shade at the entire tech industry's weak stance on the matter with a massive, prominently-placed billboard at CES 2019 (a tech show it doesn't have any official presence at) — even it's not impervious to slip-ups.
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Again, this would appear to suggest that modern western power structures are impervious to the storming-of-the-Bastille revolts that dominate high school history lessons, but as we've seen over the past few weeks, Trump's inauguration and his subsequent use of executive orders with tyrannical abandon have spurred a long-dormant spirit of activism into action.
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Awards shows have always been ripe for drinking games, and taking a drink every time you inaccurately predict the winner of an award is an old standby of sorts—but in recent years the Grammys have proved impervious to that rule of imbibing, since they drastically reduced the number of categories during the prime-time telecast.
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Two years ago, Erin Kinney, a research scientist with the nonprofit Houston Advanced Research Center, wrote that 65 square miles of freshwater wetlands had been lost in the Houston-Galveston Bay region, largely because of development and sinking land, and that 30 percent of Harris County was covered with impervious surfaces like roads, parking lots and roofs.
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In all probability, it will get better not because we develop more effective deterrents (although threats of cyberretaliation and imposition of other burdens clearly do play a key role here, at least with other nation-states) but because we develop greater resilience and more impervious defenses — and the full realization of that may be a decade away.
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Ted Kenny, the owner of Top Hops Beer Shop on the Lower East Side, which recently installed a Crowler machine, said it's lighter to carry, won't break, can be taken on a boat, is impervious to air and light, and will keep the beer fresh far longer than the 24-hour limit you get with a jug.
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Good politicians (meaning savvy, not virtuous) understand this instinctively: Ronald Reagan's welfare mother buying vodka with food stamps and Donald Trump's Muslims dancing in the streets of New Jersey as the towers fell told people something they wanted to believe, that they felt was true, and so were impervious to the feeble, dweeby rebuttals of fact.
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A more revisionist camp, led by George Washington's Brandon Bartels and Duke's Christopher Johnston, argues that the public's view of legitimacy is closely linked to approval of its decisions: that the sense of the Court as a uniquely nonpolitical actor is not impervious to events, as the Gallup numbers might suggest, and that's affecting the way the public see its rulings.
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If you haven't played the first game or read the extensive comics that tell the full story of this universe, let me break it down for you really fast: A few years ago, the Joker did a c-c-combo with hallucination-gas villain Scarecrow to create a kryptonite-infused solution that could affect the normally-impervious Man of Steel.
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At least once a month she would be hit by a three-day intractable migraine impervious to every medication, and would spend 72 hours in darkness, shuddering with agony, fighting nausea, eking out a precious few minutes of half-relief from heat or ice packs every now and again, gutting it out for what felt every time like an eternity.
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Did viewers support Sanjaya because he was cute and had a coltish mane of brown hair – there was a famous viral moment of a little girl weeping while he performed "You Really Got Me" – or were they enjoying the subversive thrill of derailing a show that, right out of the gate in June 2002, seemed impervious to any and all challengers?
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Last week, Dan Rather had an art idea: "I think we should erect a monument built from materials impervious to the elements and list the names of all the elected officials and others in positions of power today in the United States who refuse to stand with the science on climate change," the former face of CBS Evening News wrote on Facebook.
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A price of $1.5 million or more would set a new paradigm in the U.S. "It appears the seemingly impervious million-dollar threshold may be breached with hemophilia gene therapy, which could do so while still creating value for society by reducing the cost of factor replacement therapy," Leerink analysts Joseph Schwartz and Dae Gon Ha wrote in their research note.
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After all, nobody can see how clear your pee is during the 15 bathroom breaks you take during the workday; for best results, hydration requires visual evidence, like the 32 oz Bkr bottle you lug around like it's your firstborn and skin that appears impervious to the dry, flaky areas around the mouth and nose that literally everyone gets at some point between November and March.
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In a recent study examining the scale of freshwater lake salinization in North America, Scientists from the University of Wisconsin found that lakes near any kind of impervious surface— "as little as one road," limnologist and lead author Hilary Dugan told Motherboard over the phone—are at high risk of becoming too salinized within the next 22050 years for either freshwater life or human use.
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From his Twitter rants to his off-script comments at pool sprays, his off-the-cuff riffing during what is supposed to be a formal speech to his out-of-control performance at formal press briefings, such as the infamous press conference that occurred the day after the 2018 midterm election, Trump appears impervious to being handled in any way and sticking to a script.
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So, how do you defeat a candidate like GOP nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE — one who seems impervious to faux pas and is largely immune to embarrassing incidents and attacks on his character?
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The vehicles observed and recorded by U.S. Navy fighter pilots seem impervious to altitude or the elements; they are able to maneuver above 2628,28500 feet; they can hover and then instantly accelerate to supersonic and even hypersonic speeds; they have very low radar cross-sections and use a means of propulsion and control that does not appear to involve combustion, exhaust, rotors, wings or flaps.
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For example, while penetrating an air-gapped system would be difficult, nuclear plants are not impervious to insider threats; a person working in a plant could put a virus directly into the network, as was demonstrated in the famous case of Stuxnet, when a foreign intelligence agent posing as an employee reportedly used a thumb drive to inject malware into Iran's centrifuge industrial controls.
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The Gullah Geechee culture was so special to black Americans throughout the country (and, because of its geographic isolation) so impervious to the pressures that most of those black Americans faced (pressure is my nice was of saying "racism") that back in the day, Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King used to take their family to St. Helena Island (one of the Sea Islands) for vacations.
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