It is probably the classiest and most informative of the specials, but not all that classy or informative, strictly speaking.
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First it administered crowdsourced surveys and its Feed Quality Program where it asks users to rank the stories they see by how relevant, entertaining, and informative they are on a scale of 1 (really not informative) to 5 (really informative).
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Someday, she told BuzzFeed News, "the public may not be able to distinguish the tests that are informative and useful from the tests that are claimed to be informative and useful."
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He shared the touching, and informative, story with the audience.
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The conversations among Reddit regulars can be lively and informative.
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Her responses were eloquent and informative, pointed but not canned.
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It strikes a pleasing balance between being fun and informative.
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Seriously, can't all Twitter discussions be this informative and productive?
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"It was much more informative than we thought," he said.
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It delivered a scathing and informative video message on Tuesday.
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Incredibly informative taxpayer funded advertising by the government... #auspol pic.twitter.
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His videos are friendly and funny, yet informative and detailed.
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People do not share content solely because it is informative.
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It's quite informative to understand colonialism in a different way.
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It was informative, filled with great pictures, and even funny.
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For me, I found success by keeping the headline informative.
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My experiences on Twitter are diverse, educative, amusing … highly informative.
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We are in the age of massive, informative data breaches.
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Alas, the debate has often been neither informative nor enlightening.
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Historical analogies are never perfect, but they can be informative.
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That is "not informative from a scientific perspective," she said.
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Speculation is fun, but real science is far more informative.
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It is a readable and informative history of policy formulation.
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Pence's daily press conferences have been useful, timely and informative.
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But its conclusions, while subject to dispute, are nonetheless informative.
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It was very informative, and I extracted what I could.
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THE WITNESS: — he could be the most charming, informative person.
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Some are funny, some are informative, some break your heart.
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These Trump quirks are sometimes informative, sometimes absurd, always entertaining.
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Both these arguments overlook some very basic, but informative, economic principles.
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But being on the show was an illuminating and informative experience.
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I don&apost think it has been covered in informative way.
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Scale is the key to accurate and informative data and reports.
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Scholar Eric Selland's afterword summary nicely bookends Sho Sugita's informative introduction.
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While not as slick, it's considerably more informative than the Post's.
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They also have an SEO course, which has proven very informative.
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So while these are new numbers, they're not necessarily informative numbers.
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So I think that the psychology literature could be really informative.
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And another is to find information that's informative about the world.
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Snapchat's Stories from publishers are engaging, too, though not always informative.
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The interface is designed to be informative but not totally intrusive.
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Watching the on-stage content is not only informative, but emotional.
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I don't find the commentary to be particularly interesting or informative.
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"That case regarding Asian Americans is particularly informative," Rothman told Sexton.
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But this isn't a case where using raw numbers is informative.
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Look no further than Paras' very informative, very hilarious makeup tutorial.
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Nonetheless, some events can come close to offering an informative counterfactual.
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For me, they've been most visible via long, informative Twitter threads.
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The episodes are short, informative and funny, but not lecutre-y.
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The debates are more informative and more compelling as a result.
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Wright's book is provocative, informative and, in many respects, deeply rewarding.
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Every second spent on his bluster is more degrading than informative.
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The Times package was solid, informative and came in three parts.
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Professor Thiessen's book is highly informative, filled with nostalgia and amusement.
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I lived some new ones, and all of it is informative.
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It is virtuous, sturdily assembled, informative and brimming with good faith.
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Her views, when not designed to annoy the reader, are informative.
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VICE's Buyables delivers informative and entertaining guidance for buying stuff online.
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Through her work, she tells personal, informative, and socially conscious stories.
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I felt like the doctor was helpful, informative, and open-minded.
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These debates, though informative, seem to me curiously and unfortunately polarized.
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Facebook surveyed tons of people about what feed stories they found informative.
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Posts that it predicts will be personally informative then get more visibility.
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Those nights with Isherwood and his friends were extremely informative to me.
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It's intuitive, fast, and super informative without ever overloading you with information.
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Our reviews are always getting more informative, more impactful, and more helpful.
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As far as research, we watched Surviving Mumbai, which was extremely informative.
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It can be highly informative, but only on a very personal level.
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It's intrusive, annoying, and I've yet to see it actually being informative.
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Our conversation on (and off) camera was informative -- not to mention refreshing.
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What I needed was a book that was reliable, informative, and accessible.
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His YouTube videos on retro Nintendo wares are very thorough and informative.
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The dots were just too far from the market to be informative.
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In general as visitors, we thought the festival was enjoyable and informative.
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" Arthur Lubow's informative new biography of Diane Arbus: "Portrait of a Photographer.
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As informative as it was, it was more walk and less spirit.
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I found Butt-Con to be as fun as it was informative.
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We selected nine that are particularly informative, entertaining, and easy to read.
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Pretty quick, pretty informative, about a topic I would otherwise never pursue.
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Nuking the city of New York was terrifyingly easy and disturbingly informative.
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Instead, the A4 sheet should be "informative, interesting and relevant," he said.
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However, we do have a historical record with numbers that are informative.
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There are other Chinese corollaries to ShareChat's business that may be informative.
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His tours, like his lectures, are easy to follow, quirky, and informative.
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If my work happens to be informative and smart, that's a bonus.
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The result is informative, funny, and just a little bit terrifying. Enjoy.
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We'll use that data to guide some of our most informative stories.
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The illustrations that go along with each argument are amusing and informative.
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This web series from Bon Appétit is equal parts charming and informative.
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I don't find these kinds of remarks offensive so much as informative.
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This show is quite a ride, dense with informative labels and ideas.
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Bernstein's is the best kind of teaching: even more empowering than informative.
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The effect is alternately informative, sobering and weirdly optimistic and ineffably touching.
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Opinion Columnist Wednesday's Democratic debate was far more informative than previous debates.
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Mr. Hughes's guided tour of the city is impassioned, informative and entertaining.
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"I remain committed to ensuring a fair and informative process," Nadler said.
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That includes incredibly informative notes such as: - Insists she is not suspicious.
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I became a staple and that was an early, informative experience for me.
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It's the most amusing of the four documentaries, and even a little informative.
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We've hand-picked some of the most informative and insightful pods streaming now.
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"These badges are intended to be informative, not punitive," he told the paper.
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The discussion is engaging and informative without leaving you lost in the weeds.
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The witnesses corralled by Jones and Clinton's legal teams, however, are somewhat informative.
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Readers of all kinds will find Mr Kello's book informative and thought-provoking.
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That's one of the reasons paying attention to our dreams is so informative.
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It was like having a little super informative sun shining in my face.
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What you learn from smart hardware can be not just informative but instructive.
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Her Methodist Church experience was very informative for her as a public servant.
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But take that walk with a capable guide, and interesting becomes deeply informative.
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But it also has the added (and maybe accidental) benefit of being informative.
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However, the most informative news from the session concerns the use of color.
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We expect it will be informative for the public — even members of Congress.
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"Special Relationship" plans to chomp in its own unusual, informative and irreverent way.
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But to the uninitiated, it can serve as an informative, dutiful omnium-gatherum.
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I just found the book to be very informative and also very inspirational.
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To announce this exciting leap forward, Apple kept its ad simple and informative.
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Polling now is the least informative it has been for a few months.
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These dashboards can be informative for the allocation of developers within large companies.
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It's an informative, insightful interview, so give the whole thing a watch above.
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On the other hand, they are highly valued, very informative and often influential.
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At least one more algorithm adjustment will be coming, focusing on "informative" content.
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To the Editor: David Brooks's column about suicide is well balanced and informative.
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The channel is not just informative and thought-provoking but also aesthetically riveting.
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Matt Schrader's tidy and informative "Score" lavishes similar adoration on moviedom's great composers.
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The article features many informative, fascinating and powerful photos from the Prohibition era.
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If anything, she just threw away some letters that might have been informative.
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The new Sleep Score feature was also less informative than I'd have liked.
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But the placement and timing of these calls involving "-1" may be informative.
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An analogy to consider from ordinary criminal cases may be imperfect but informative.
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If we can stay awake, it could be an informative shift in perspective.
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These were richly informative images for him and, accordingly, for scholars today, too.
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There is no legal requirement that LLC names be in any way informative.
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Informative works are leavened by imagination, even humor, and left open to interpretation.
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It also pointed out that search results for the term "lesbienne" surfaced pornographic content ahead of any educational or informative content, and this was also not the case for French terms for transgender and queer, which led with credible, informative links.
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It is the most elegant and informative election map I have seen. pic.twitter.com/AbsUJzOdbM
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And Facebook has still not figured out its stance on what informative content is.
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One Instagram engineer even said Wong was more informative than the company's internal communications.
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We decided to do a daytime talk show that's high-energy, fun and informative.
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The beer was refreshing, the brochettes de boeuf delicious and the conversation highly informative.
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How did you come up with that cool aunt persona, while also being informative?
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Rising economic inequality since Kuznets's era has made gross domestic product even less informative.
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A good book can be informative, entertaining, inspiring and in some cases, life-changing.
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HM: I imagine having a parent who is an artist can be very informative.
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Wear OS's user interface is straightforward and informative — as all smartwatch interfaces should be.
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If you're not sure how to buy a router, this guide is highly informative.
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For me, it's about informative pieces that don't necessarily have to be photography-based.
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They provide an early and informative example of an industry coping with digital disruption.
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Mr Kornacki is that rarest of creatures: a thoughtful and informative cable-news personality.
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Sometimes the videos are informative, like when they filmed what happens inside a camera.
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But I think we can agree that this kind of content isn't very informative.
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Herbenick says that her hope is that these findings will be informative for people.
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Turning on push notifications can be a very useful and informative thing to do.
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It also includes an informative history lesson on how this pastime of ours evolved.
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They're places where ideas mingle, and world views collide in healthy and informative ways.
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Accordingly, headline oil prices are less informative about market fundamentals than typical financial securities.
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The advice they would give their younger selves, then, is often informative and motivational.
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The rest of the section is filled out with nature shows and informative series.
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The sky routes we see on airplane monitors today, for instance, are simply informative.
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This is a heavy discussion, but informative, and some humor in there as well.
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"The Way We Eat Now" is both useful and informative, thoroughly and enterprisingly reported.
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But in previous elections, mayoral debates featuring all comers proved unwieldy and not informative.
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This is a well-written and informative book about the history of hormone research.
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Some of their messages have been quirky and informative, while others have been amusing.
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A deeply researched, informative and timely argument in favor of abolishing the Electoral College.
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"I'm trying to make something both entertaining and informative for readers," Mr. Murphy said.
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We can send you The Conversation&aposs stories every day in an informative email.
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While telling and informative, these biopics are usually fun glimpses into the subject's life.
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Not only is this dose response informative but it also hints at possible causation.
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What was the most informative book you read while working on your new one?
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Our research has shown that the measure we use is particularly rich and informative.
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"Sugar" is an entertaining, informative and utterly depressing global history of an important commodity.
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"We had very informative discussions," South Korea's Yonhap news agency quoted Chung as saying.
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It was so informative, it was almost as though you didn't have a choice.
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Something that one person finds informative or interesting may be different from what another person finds informative or interesting — this could be a post about a current event, a story about your favorite celebrity, a piece of local news, or a recipe.
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Podcasts like Call Your Girlfriend or Women's Hour are both informative and entertaining — imagine that!
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Makeup tutorials by beauty experts can be as fun to watch as they are informative.
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It's informative and actually raises safety concerns, even if our own president didn't heed them.
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However, we have to say, so far, her reviews aren't quite as informative as Lorde's.
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"You have very big companies with incredibly informative and, in part, intrusive data," he said.
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You can often find informative guidebooks, magazines, and booklets for free at tourism board locations.
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Don't miss out on the thrilling competition, the informative discussions and the business networking opportunities.
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Google has partnered with organizations like BBC Earth and DigitalGlobe to create little informative experiences.
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Those two works — informative, hilarious, and readable — reflected a culture of insiders welcoming in outsiders.
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I think it was really informative in terms of the way that things were handled.
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The duo had "a cordial and informative meeting shortly after the inauguration," the spokeswoman said.
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In particular for news, what is most informative to people based on their personal interests?
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It can contain wonderful information such as accurate and informative interviews with highly respected people.
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They have an entire season on the golden age of MGM which was incredibly informative.
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Not only funny, but informative and trying to speak sense to the entire political spectrum.
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How often do managers say something genuinely interesting or informative in a post-match interview?
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In the store, two sales people who helped us were nice, but not very informative.
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It's an informative and fair-minded book that ultimately left this reader a bit depressed.
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That would certainly prove even more informative, as far as the motivation behind said request.
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As often, it is the critical end of the spectrum that is the most informative.
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And that was a short-lived, but very educational and informative time of my career.
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While most CEOs are hard to track down online, McMillon has an informative Wikipedia page.
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TL;DR: Get the informative Become a Professional YouTuber Bundle for $29, a 98% savings.
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"There's so much variation among people that it probably wouldn't be clinically informative," he said.
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The history lesson may have been informative, but members admitted it didn't reveal anything new.
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MOTHA masks itself in the makeup of the museum—storied artifacts, informative plaques, intelligent lighting.
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Start taking your Insta-brand to the next level with this informative and practical training.
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To begin with, Ms. Nutt has four informative entries, at 3D, 41D, 18A and 63A.
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Informative but not overwhelming, it blends biography and appreciative analysis in 90 brisk, packed minutes.
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Advertisers usually pay more for an informative, business-related video than a vlog-style video.
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And I thought Vice's weekly show on HBO was really sort of addictive and informative.
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The Clinton analysis, then, is not all that informative about the consequences of her policies.
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An informative, admiring documentary is brought alive by the charisma and brilliance of its subject.
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We try to watch informative things, sometimes a documentary that we can talk about afterward.
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Let me put this informative book I was reading down and try to top that.
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If you don't know the man, you should, and this is a lively, informative introduction.
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The enthusiastic and informative sellers are the same people who have made what you see.
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This will help Twitter and Google populate that in a more informative and dynamic way.
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Louie Schwartzberg's informative and kooky documentary offers nothing less than a model for planetary survival.
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Using rhetorical gimmicks to dismiss reasonable doubts may be clever but it is not informative.
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Season 3's standout episode "Outside" was an informative look at sexual harassment and consent.
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The interface is very informative, making it feel comfortable to use for the first time.
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Overall: I feel as if this debate was informative, but also complete and utter chaos.
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For months, public safety leaders have backed reforms to make New York's alerts more informative.
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Even if you don't have a specific question, the subreddit is a very informative read.
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"The fact that you bought a hammer itself isn't very informative to us," Ryan said.
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Don't forget to make use of the informative audio tour, which is free with admission.
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" The wood has been scientifically analyzed, she said, adding that further testing "may be informative.
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These videos resemble the dry but informative educational videos found in any county historical museum.
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The long awaited publication of Hesse's diaries can be considered another of these informative stopgaps.
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"Something that one person finds informative or interesting may be different from what another person finds informative or interesting — this could be a post about a current event, a story about your favorite celebrity, a piece of local news or a recipe," the document says.
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Biden's criteria for choosing the articles is that they have to be thought-provoking and informative.
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Except in this scenario, you're "conversing" with a lite, programmed AI with informative yet amusing responses.
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Her narrative instincts are strong and her dialogue sharp; throughout, her exposition is adroit and informative.
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It's well-written, informative without being overly academic, fair to its subject without overstating the matter.
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The readers were just as informative as the writers in most cases, perhaps even more so.
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It's informative, beautiful, and far easier to set up than any Logitech Harmony remote I've used.
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We have a workshop at Tula that covers Soil Science and Fertilizer that is very informative.
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An account of the Industrial Revolution that omitted cultural shifts would be less useful and informative.
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While informative, detailing how the company identifies dangerous content is arguably not hard—it's just transparent.
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As a designer, she wanted to visualise breast cancer awareness in an interesting and informative way.
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The retraction letter gives no indication why this apparently informative report has been rendered officially null.
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It takes an incredibly complex sequence of events and makes it at once gripping and informative.
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Risk plays more as a character study of Assange than a straightforward, informative look at WikiLeaks.
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Social networking helps us, and we can collaboratively work and be more informative with each other.
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These rainbow-edged pages also make the book easy to reference, matching its companionable, informative tone.
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Here's a terrifying informative article from NASA about what could happen if you aren't properly protected.
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Comparing this study with similar ones on what may be related conditions can also be informative.
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In the store, the two sales people who helped us were nice, but not very informative.
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You can check out all of Ava's informative and adorable videos on the RandomRoulette YouTube Channel.
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"Engaging, informative, thorough and brimming with delightful characters," Jeannette Catsoulis wrote in The Times in 2013.
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In that sense, doesn't Vote Compass serve as an affirmation tool more than an informative one?
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It's not as cut and dry, but if it's used carefully it can be very informative.
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Not only is the book written in a light and informative style, it is cleverly constructed.
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This profile doesn&apost include your purchases or your browsing history, but it&aposs very informative.
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From immigration to ISIS, vets issues to criminal justice reform, it was an enlightening, informative night.
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And to persuade Americans he's addressing their excuses directly in this informative and hilarious ATTN: video.
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We differentiate between informative and uninformative insider transactions in order to find the most compelling opportunities.
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The session sounded doubly informative, because I have also never played a full game of Scrabble.
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"Facebook recently tweaked its algorithm to prioritize content that is 'trustworthy, informative, and local,'" Republican Rep.
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Throughout that time it has had a logical, informative and slightly bland name: the Binghamton Mets.
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Clear, informative labeling is a first step toward transparency that can build trust and educate consumers.
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Packaged with an informative 76-page booklet, "Pioneers" warrants a place in every American educational institution.
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The summit with Trump, Putin said, "really very informative and useful," according to Russian state media.
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The call was reportedly no more informative, with listeners denied even the opportunity to ask questions.
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We have linked to informative packets from Mark Eichenlaub, a language arts teacher in Flossmoor, Ill.
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That's why a forthcoming cross-border self-driving test ride (via Engadget) should be very informative.
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Certain businesses find that revenue may not be the most informative indicator of their financial performance.
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It's actually a little more informative than usual — or maybe it's more amenable to over-interpretation.
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I would roll back the current testing requirements in favor of more informative approaches to assessment.
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That's one explanation for why debates have stayed popular: They are informative and relevant to voters.
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There's a new investigative piece on public school systems waiting for you, and it is informative.
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But the GiveDirectly study could prove to be the most important and informative of the bunch.
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TL;DR: The informative Mastering Tableau Certification Bundle is on sale for $103, down from $770.
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This interactive graphic from the Washington Post's Harry Stevens is as informative as it is hypnotic.
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This frank and informative commentary was attached to the Criterion Collection laser disc of the movie.
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When you consider the teams they were playing, those results might not be all that informative.
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And more proof that entertainment can be both entertaining and informative when you least expect it.
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Along with the its gorgeous photography, Tipton-Martin gives incredibly informative historical context for each recipe.
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The American commercial airline industry provides an informative case study on the dangers of comprehensive consolidation.
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Advertisers pay more for an informative business-related video than a vlog-style video, Barbu said.
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All that makes "Novenas," a Rattlestick Theater production that opened on Thursday night, righteous and informative.
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The whole trip has been peaceful for me and very informative in chatting with the locals.
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Skybot also maintained a Twitter account of its exploits, which range from informative to weirdly existential.
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That wall space, by the way, was gloriously label free (an informative handbook was provided instead).
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Wheelchair user Lauren "Lolo" Spencer has a wonderfully informative channel to follow called Sitting Pretty Lolo.
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Schwarzman's story is an empowering, entertaining, and informative guide for anyone striving for greater personal impact.
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She's informative and has spoken with lots and lots of people up and down the peninsula.
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They take a lighter but still informative approach to watches, rather than diving deep into complications.
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There is nothing cool, informative, insightful, genuine, or authentic in real life, OR on the internet.
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But for me, it's extremely consequential and sadly informative about the state of messaging in this country.
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There's also new watch faces to look forward to, including a super informative one based on Sirir.
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And there are plenty of great ones out there, with uses spanning the informative to the entertaining.
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"Develop innovative and informative social media messaging with the goal of cultivating public engagement," the document reads.
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Marimar Quiroa is one of the many makeup artists that creates informative video beauty tutorials on YouTube.
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But they're incredibly informative: they illustrate part of a person's day-to-day life, in vivid detail.
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These daily encounters are no longer informative, and as theater, are no longer flattering for the administration.
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Still, listening to the guides nerding out about design history was informative and a nice personal touch.
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Nuclear DNA is much more informative because it contains information from both the mother's and father's side.
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That's another problem: These podcasts are supposed to be informative, but they're also supposed to be fun.
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There should be at least one more announcement to come, which will presumably focus on "informative" content.
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Fast-forward to my watching a convincing documentary or two and reading a few dozen informative articles.
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Above, watch the sweet, soothing, and super informative video on how Burt's Bee's Lip Balm is made.
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Patriot Act continues one of the most informative and enlightening ways to spend your time every week.
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This narrative tool allows for the series to be as informative about love as it is entertaining.
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Considering the original goal was to create a cooking show, do you feel the videos are informative?
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She was told this would happen, you see, and has an informative gift to give the guys.
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Reality TV shows can be many things: vapid, voyeuristic, highly bingeable, relaxing, fascinating, fake, cringey, occasionally informative.
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Despite a pro-Brotherhood bias, its reporting of the insurrection was also extraordinarily detailed, comprehensive and informative.
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Obvious in hindsight, this design tweak makes the headphones simultaneously cooler to look at and more informative.
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But it sacrifices too much complexity and detail to achieve this, and it's more misleading than informative.
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The company's goal is to make videos as entertaining as they are informative, like short TV shows.
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You could post informative articles about reproductive rights, the sexual assault epidemic, or the gender pay gap.
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The company uses a few different signals to determine what qualifies as "personally informative" for each user.
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"Our educational and informative campaign contributes to creation of a mature market," HEP said in a statement.
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In contrast, informative transactions are deliberately made by insiders, often because they feel the stock is undervalued.
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TL;DR: Get the informative Android Jetpack and App Development Certification Bundle for $29, a 97% savings.
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Even so, it defended industry-funded research as playing an important and informative role in scientific debate.
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Watch if you like informative but chill lifestyle shows, or if you're dying to go to Italy.
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Realizing we could provide a much more informative link, we derived a new URL from the headline.
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You can embed a YouTube video in Google Slides to make a slideshow more informative and entertaining.
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Goldstein's new editorial endeavor is as informative as her last, but without the academic bent — or trendiness.
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It was a pretty informative and substantive chat: the perfect CSPAN fodder to learn about an issue.
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They're also informative, indicating the volume level in small increments going from red through yellow to blue.
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Johnson's writing is informative, engaging and so puke-your-guts-out disgusting you can't even believe it.
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If The Daily Show was more informative than the actual news, things had to be bad, right?
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"You're obliged to stick to the plot — to be concise, informative and if possible entertaining," he said.
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Though such knowledge may be informative, it's not what matters in the moment of hearing a piece.
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Kelly Virella has put together a selection of your considered and informative replies for the Reader Center.
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Dominus's article was informative, but it had one big flaw: the choice to feature Daniel and Elizabeth.
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This illustrated book, intended for children but informative for all, reminds us of Massimo Vignelli's great innovation.
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So, while their reasons for switching may be informative, they do not reflect the mainstream Trump supporter.
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So, while their reasons for switching may be informative, they do not reflect the mainstream Trump supporter.
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The agency ended its informative string of tweets by wishing "Blank Panther" good luck at the Oscars.
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Its best segments, though, are an informative take on a subject that is still very much evolving.
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Would giving fewer candidates more time to express their ideas make for a more informative viewing experience?
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Led by East Island Excursions, the 2185-minute maritime jaunt includes informative talks, snacks and cocktails ($225).
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Moreover, the samples are not always informative enough to yield reliable inferences, particularly in relatively stable microbial communities.
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In a real criminal investigation, distinctive genetic ancestry would be less informative than it was in our experiment.
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But, like the rest of the internet, I also find it useful, informative, and essential for my job.
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On Tuesday evening, informative planet Mercury meets with the Sun, giving intellectual Gemini season an extra cerebral boost.
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But the farm is also well known for providing a daily dose of hilarious and informative alpaca updates.
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It's a modest but informative, compelling look at the real people who take risks on big medical breakthroughs.
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Why text your crush the same boring date ideas when you can make them an informative presentation instead?
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Like all trippy experiences, it can be very informative and makes you grow as a person I think.
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Voice will be the predominant interface, and conversation itself—helpful, informative, companionable, entertaining—will be the ultimate product.
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Like Citizenfour, Risk plays more as a character study of Assange than a straightforward, informative look at WikiLeaks.
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She started her own blog, which was more informative, though she still often chugged straight from the bottle.
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It is informative, however, to get a handle on exactly what the Idaho Supreme Court purported to hold.
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But it would have the collective effect of making it much more informative, which is a good thing.
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His experience makes Bitwise an informative work, and his past as a columnist makes it an opinionated one.
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In "The Emperor of Lies," he listed mini-biographies for the historical figures and included an informative afterword.
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Mark Zuckerberg says Facebook is now working to rank news outlets by how trustworthy and informative they are.
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If we had a short election season like the rest of the civilized world, debates might be informative.
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On other platforms, "wacky headlines" would get distributed widely, but the "more informative would get buried," said Spiegel.
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If a book is good, if it's artful, entertaining, and informative, should it matter who the author is?
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This starts the rule down a path of not being informative or useful for regulators and capital markets.
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Because they heard it, and they did agree that it's actually quite a good piece, and very informative.
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"Secretary Ross found the meeting quite interesting and informative, taking many notes during the exercise," the spokesperson said.
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"It is virtuous, sturdily assembled, informative and brimming with good faith," wrote Ben Brantley in his Times review.
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Most informative are scrappy works by Iraqi artists whose struggle to make art becomes a subject in itself.
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In her informative article, MacFarquhar discusses what large foundations like the Ford do with the money they spend.
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The mother-daughter relationship is one of the most fundamental, informative and complex relationships of a woman's life.
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If you want more details, the Twitter feeds of Topher Spiro and Andy Slavitt are informative and timely.
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Like any social media website, Facebook is a great place to find entertaining, informative, and interesting video content.
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Kardashian shared a very informative picture to Twitter on Tuesday, revealing to the world how she defies gravity.
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But this particular exercise of polling hypothetical election matchups long in advance of the election is not informative.
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It's also informative, if not a scientifically conducted analysis, to look at the responses to Zhao's twitter statements.
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It also was informative, and belonged in the paper — but properly labeled as the opinion piece it was.
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A group of clinicians, psychologists, musicians and designers are developing signals that are less startling and more informative.
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A group of clinicians, psychologists, musicians and designers are developing signals that are less startling and more informative.
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"It's hugely informative at a global scale, the information we're getting from citizens around the world," Fitzpatrick says.
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It makes for a very informative, inquisitive, yet touching investigation into the strange mystery that is human consciousness.
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The streaming era has made some of the best and most informative of these films much more accessible.
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And if you think voting records aren't very important or informative, then you're welcome to ignore all this.
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Seeking answers is largely a fool's errand in Lynch's work, but finding complements is far more fun and informative.
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I hope other people who haven't had the chance to live abroad find their stories informative, educational, and useful.
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And that, startup fans, is merely a taste of the informative presentations taking place at Startup Battlefield MENA 2018.
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It is quite revealing that one of the most informative interviews of Barré was conducted by Bonnefoi in 1974.
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But also, a computer can utilize, can use information that perhaps, for humans, would not be very informative, right?
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OK, enough of the informative portion of the program, let's get to this smooth-ass ball boy up there.
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At their best, these videos are informative and easily digested; at their worst, they're misleading, stolen, or simply vacuous.
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Mayer is back with another hilarious social media moment — and this time he's delivered a very informative makeup tutorial.
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From these informal yet informative discussions, Brooklyn's Sunset Park emerged as an interesting newcomer to the "it" neighborhood conversation.
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Now, British Airways has created a star-studded safety video that is actually a fun, creative, and informative watch.
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I want to be recognized because I'm creating good art that influences people in a positive and informative way.
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Potentially more informative: President Trump's promise that, if elected, he would appoint anti-abortion justices to the Supreme Court.
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The resulting glossary is an informative, easily accessible tool for anyone looking to learn about the evolving gender vocabulary.
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The Strava activity heatmap was supposed to be a fun and informative look at how the world works out.
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As Stephanie Carvin of Carleton University says, the memes aren't just funny — they turn out to be genuinely informative.
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So Beyerdynamic has done what's obvious in hindsight by illuminating the inner periphery of the cups with informative colors.
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Even so, the journey towards failure, via seven countries at turning-points in their pasts, is enjoyable and informative.
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The staff were friendly and informed, the waiting room was full of informative material, and we immediately felt comfortable.
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The public archives of OSI's debate over SSPL are at times informative and at times amusing, bordering on comical.
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I do get what you're saying about how what people want may not perfectly line up with what's informative.
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You've got to be informative, engaging, and genuine, even though everyone knows you're there to sell yourself to voters.
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And I think that is very informative when you think about his behavior with Nicole and the 911 tapes.
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Theodore White's classic "The Making of the President" series, while informative, is superfluous in terms of explaining presidential elections.
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Newly minted graduates expect to hear something useful or at least funny or informative or, failing all else, sentimental.
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But it can be tough to explain in a way that feels clear and informative instead of hand-wavey.
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The organizing principle of a group of terrorists is informative but not determinative to a true strategy of prevention.
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If you're interested in detailed pictorial documentation of the whaling industry, this is not the most informative of sources.
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Battling over 85033 or 2 points, or even 5, in the May polls is not a particularly informative exercise.
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"Today's meeting with the president and leaders of the video game industry was informative," Rubio said in a statement.
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But parts of these aren't terribly informative or entertaining because Michaels and NXT head coach Matt Bloom are inaudible.
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We don't know for sure, but information from the market for our most popular legal drug — alcohol — is informative.
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One of the most informative speakers at Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation hearings before the Senate Judiciary Committee wasn't Brett Kavanaugh.
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I feel like being a little bleak and a bit dark is informative and really helpful to my joy.
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This month's curation spotlights an array of new titles — from romantic narratives and fantastical adventures to more informative reads.
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The hotel concierge was friendly and informative, quick to answer my questions or offer tips about the surrounding area.
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Some areas were slightly more organized and informative, like this area that clearly denoted a rack as 10% off ...
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To be a true bridge between composers and audiences, Nightcap events should be informative as well as informal. video
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If you're looking for entertaining and informative shows related to cooking, then the Food Network should sate your needs.
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Motherboard recently featured a part of the transhumanism movement in an exciting and informative short documentary called Forever Young.
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Tap water itself, he writes in the chatty, informative "Never Home Alone," teems with amoebas, bacteria, nematodes and crustaceans.
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I look forward to The Times heeding Mr. Bruni's call and leading the charge for responsible and informative journalism.
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"I've asked our product teams to make sure we prioritize news that is trustworthy, informative, and local," he wrote.
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We'll keep it concise, informative and hopefully entertaining — because we know your time is precious, especially on the weekend.
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To the Editor: I am a high school student and found Dana Goldstein's article informative and a bit alarming.
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They generally offer an informative, if anodyne, view of world affairs refracted through the lens of the Communist Party.
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So far they've organized events like an informative leadership panel at which California Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren spoke with students.
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"Dropbox's current free cash flow statement isn't very informative given that they have these material capital leases," Badolato said.
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The Senate trial cometh Phil Mattingly has an extremely informative piece on what to expect in a Senate trial.
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As I perused his informative book, I happened upon a recipe for a whole-wheat challah with flax seeds.
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But aside from having a densely informative Web site, in five languages, the Via does little to promote itself.
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The point was to meet with key investors for early feedback; they asked informative questions and provided constructive comment.
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"I remain committed to ensuring a fair and informative process," Mr. Nadler wrote to Mr. Trump in his letter.
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It's one of those things that makes The Times stand out: Immersive, informative visual journalism with context and creativity.
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But in concrete terms, it might be more informative to ask them about the things the president specifically does.
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If there were a prize for "most informative pie chart about pies," Modern Farmer would win in a landslide.
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Makeup tutorials are often informative, inspiring, and helpful — especially when we're stumped about which look to wear before going out.
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The right visualization can focus a jumbled heap of facts and figures into something concise, captivating, informative, persuasive, or misleading.
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Skipping over the gnarly details of my personal reading, the entire experience was informative and more than a little comforting.
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Facebook tells that since everyone thinks what's informative is different, the change won't necessarily increase news visibility across the board.
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But even if the universe could be thought of as a single unit evolving autonomously, this picture wouldn't be informative.
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The Kardashian clan's response has been incredibly informative, particularly during a CBS Sunday Morning interview with Kardashian "Momager" Kris Jenner.
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Every episode is a masterclass in the way form meets subject, toe-to-toe, to create informative art about art.
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Former officials told CNN that based on Taylor's character, they expected his testimony to Congress to be forthright and informative.
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Yet the very predictability of the errors in analysts' forecasts suggests they could be informative, if they are properly interpreted.
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At speed, steering is tight but lacked informative feedback — a theme I discovered continued with the all-wheel drive system.
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Inflation makes relative prices less informative, economists reckon, making it harder to decide what to buy and how to spend.
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But in trying to understand the forces influencing this decision, it's informative to view the situation in a historical context.
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It's an informative and factually supported consideration of what Starlink says about what the future looks like for Earthbound skywatchers.
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Clearly Uber wants to keep its most loyal workers happy and that includes a useful and informative app for drivers.
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This one-hour special will feature some of the most informative and interesting Hannity monologues from the past few weeks.
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Your planetary ruler, informative Mercury, enters loud-and-proud Leo in the written communication sector of your chart on Friday.
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Yet, an informative accompanying pamphlet, "Emergent Plantocene Plant Guide," makes clear that this EPA is earnest about reparative plant care.
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It thinks its education and informative push notifications make it worth a higher required investment and fees than Wealthfront charges.
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Some are informative, such as an eggplant, while others, including a tiny turbaned man's face, are mystifying or deliberately misleading.
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TL;DR: The informative Ultimate Ethical Hacking A to Z Certification Bundle is on sale for $39, saving you 97%.
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First, it takes feedback from its News Feed quality surveys, where users rank posts based on how informative they are.
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The Hollywood Reporter has an informative look at that thing with the dad and how it happened in the comics.
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PT: This post has been updated to correct the home country of the very informative father behind How to DAD.
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The most informative is James Williamson, who left the band in the early 1980s and became a successful electronics engineer.
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This is a perfect bound full color booklet with color photographs of Johan's treasures and fun, informative descriptions underneath them.
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While his discussion of their thinking is often informative, his scorn for them and their legacy grows by the page.
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No data point is very informative on its own, but profiling voters, says Cambridge Analytica, is like baking a cake.
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We aim to keep this newsletter concise, informative and entertaining — because we know time is precious, especially on the weekend.
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Their journeys can be informative and helpful, and can also help you prepare for the next session with a doctor.
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Whenever it focuses on Sydney's dash through the minefields of democracy, "Kings" is entertaining and informative, if not surprising theatrically.
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The panels—easily my personal highlight of the tour so far—were both informative and imperative and a welcome addition.
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Typically those first few seconds after entering an exam room — before the patient's guard goes up — are the most informative.
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"In retrospect, it was highly informative because Payless makes every type of shoe imaginable at an inexpensive cost," he said.
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Wartime journalists have to maintain a neutrality in order to provide the public with an informative report of the conflict.
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And I think if you began reading The Times again, you would find that coverage deep and insightful and informative.
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And maybe this is an instance in which studying history and social science can be useful as well as informative.
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"I am sure it will be informative regarding the matters discussed," Ms. Hughs's senior legal counsel replied in one email.
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The works from Australia's contemporary Indigenous artists, in particular, provide an informative, visceral experience of history and its everyday impacts.
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For that, the podcast club member Elizabeth Ellers turns to "No Such Thing as a Fish" for informative, funny entertainment.
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" Patients who participated in the pilot project said they found the new style of letters more "informative, supportive and useful.
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Many point to the unpredictable and reactive nature of a GC's work as a key barrier to collecting informative metrics.
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Many workers feel uncomfortable with the idea of tooting their own horn, but think of it more as being informative.
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Interest in the public option is predicated on lowering costs, which is where the link to Medicare is most informative.
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But while the book is simultaneously entertaining, informative and balanced, one may be left wondering exactly what it amounts to.
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"Royce and Colleagues' article shows how much 'mis' informative price transparency can be for patients," Viswanathan said in an email.
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The speed with which the Hong Kong demonstrators' informative zines have been distributed, collected, and even exhibited internationally is remarkable.
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We find this list both reflective and informative about the work we do and the people we do it for.
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I had hoped that our story would be funny and informative, but I hadn't expected it to also be moving.
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Come on people – is it too much to ask for you to be interesting, snarky and/or informative this morning?!
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The company added in a blog post it is highlighting content that is trustworthy, informative and relevant to local communities.
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There are also informative condensed histories of extinct species like the passenger pigeon, which flew with a lot of company.
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The hosts also bring their deep dog knowledge to the commentary, resulting in a mix that's both informative and irreverent.
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"It's hard to be entertaining, informative and educational without ever talking down to your audience," wrote sports journalist Bomani Jones.
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Levels of income can tell you more, and there's an argument that says levels of consumption are even more informative.
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In past seasons, Boyd Holbrook and Pedro Pascal provided cheeky (and informative) historical context as their DEA agent characters pursued cartels.
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Other animal conservancies got in on the fun – including aquariums – providing informative ratings for people looking to, er, buy the products.
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The automated train messages that arrived with New York's new rolling stock are clearer and more informative than what came before.
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Not only the hiking moves may be re-discussed again, but also reducing balance sheet might be more informative next year.
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We're experimenting with form and content this month to make sure you're getting an email that's concise, thoughtful, entertaining, and informative.
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The series was produced by The Onion, in collaboration with TechCrunch, and is an excellent combination of informative content and hilarity.
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But there comes a point when reading so many studies about the toxicity of stress starts to feel punitive, not informative.
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The Antiquarium — a small, informative museum near Pompeii's Porta Marina Gate — opened in 2016 after more than three decades of closure.
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The British company's clips are informative, grody, oddly satisfying, and narrated by a kindly Welshman by the name of Rhys Barber.
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Or maybe you just don't see how watching a bunch of fish do their thing could be perfect and informative escapism.
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Smart, informative, short videos on social media might be key to creating an politically knowledgeable—and hopefully, politically engaged—millennial audience.
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Not only was she shouted down by the other queens, she didn't manage to be funny or informative on her own.
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Social media can be a fun and informative way to stay up-to-date with friends, co-workers, celebrities, and politicians.
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Steven Bickerton, a data scientist from Orbital Insight, said that the most informative images were those taken in short wave infrared.
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Google's intention is to not just direct people to more informative results, but to results that work better for them — e.g.
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Her time crafting speeches for President Ronald Reagan translates today into beautiful, conversational prose that is equal parts informative and entertaining.
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So when somebody writes about science in a way that is simultaneously engaging and informative, there will always be an audience.
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He met with the deputy CIA director on Monday saying the closed-door powwow was "informative" but declined to comment further.
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Global projections are informative, but there is much to be done in bringing the knowledge back home and making it useful.
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Even though the blog isn't updated anymore, I would encourage everyone to check out the archives because they are wickedly informative.
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Facebook notifications can be informative, but they can also become overwhelming if you're receiving them from multiple apps, groups, and friends.
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If we do it right, it will be as informative about the state of polling as it will about the election.
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It promised to be an informative event to help Amazon FBA sellers to best compete in the continually growing Amazon marketplace.
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"Airway samples," meanwhile, "can be directly informative about the lungs' health and status of the harm of inhaled agents," he explains.
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"It was upsetting to hear the feedback about the inspection, but it was very informative and very educational," Ms. Patalano said.
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The proper purposes of assessment are to support and improve student learning and to provide an informative record of their achievements.
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TL;DR: The informative Ultimate Shopify and Ecommerce Expert Bundle is on sale for $39, saving you 97% with this deal.
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The Order of the Good Death, a collective of funeral professionals, academics and artists, has an informative page about green burials.
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So, a minimum of $0 and a maximum of $5,000,000+ would not be very informative about what career earnings are expected.
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I can post links to the hilarious and the kind and the informative and the fantastic until the cows come home.
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While this approach yields results that are sometimes a little stilted, the movie is mostly as sweet as it is informative.
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The feature is an expansion of Google's existing efforts in pointing web searchers to informative content about TV shows and films.
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The activities are categorized according to three genres: creative and narrative writing; informative and explanatory writing; and persuasive and argumentative writing.
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Douthat's chapters on stagnating innovation and institutional sclerosis as elements of our decadence are more conventional, though informative and well balanced.
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Also in today's pages, the ever-informative Julia Moskin does a deep dive into the proper way to make French toast.
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"Bitcoin: Boom or Bust" is an eye-opening journey that proves to be as informative as it is entertaining and unexpected.
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The piece is hugely informative, but the story within is less a sensational plot than a sad exposé on bad characters.
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It's a constantly updated list of websites that are entertaining, engaging, and often very informative too (here's one for colorizing photos).
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They launched an informative website, and got a new email address and phone number to communicate with pregnant women exploring adoption.
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Masterclass is a series of informative video tutorials for those seeking to improve their technique and stretch their artistic knowledge base.
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And I'm hardly an exception to what millions of users experience while trying to have an otherwise delightful and informative day.
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Presidents influence legislation, of course, and hearing their opinions about legislative ideals can be an informative exercise about priorities and values.
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Some of those victims provided you with really informative and heartfelt interviews, like AJ McLean, JC Chasez, Ashley Angel, and Chris Kirkpatrick.
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Sometimes Reddit AMAs are informative and fun for the people answering the questions, and sometimes they're like walking into an asteroid field.
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Asked why she brought up the free press, Ginsburg cited two major newspapers as informative and defended the intentions of their reporters.
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And as more dogs and cats go through the rigmarole of a DNA test, the results are sure to become more informative.
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According to the report, Twitter responded by saying that sharing this data "is not informative" since users often abuse the reporting tools.
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He had often carped about the public's interest in fossils, so much less informative—to him—than genetic studies of the living.
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I hated the ice cream, my co-workers were idiots, and "fun and informative" propaganda videos subjected us to daily corporate propaganda.
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If that seems like a missed journalistic opportunity, it's worth remembering that this film's creation was instigated by an "informative" news doc.
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This kind of data becomes much more interesting and informative when you have a time series, rather than just a single datapoint.
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As with Poitras's Oscar-winning Citizenfour, Risk plays more as a character study of Assange than a straightforward, informative look at WikiLeaks.
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"The meeting today was very informative and productive, and President-elect Trump and his team were extremely engaged," a Cisco spokesperson said.
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If you're on Safari or Edge, I'd recommend Ghostery, which is very transparent and informative about what it's blocking on each site.
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He said: "This will serve as the basis of how new biology [insights] might be informative for looking at new drugs."[Nature]
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It's a nicely made book, with clown egg photos on one side of the page and informative biographies on the other side.
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We were interested in having people like yourself, who could be funny and informative and just interesting, like: Who's this interesting person?
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It’s informative, but doesn’t help explain why I had no other options but to select the TCP protocol.
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And yet, the button says "Erase and Sync," which is appropriately scary about erasing things, but inappropriately informative about what's getting erased.
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Share the short video below — a tidbit of scary but informative stats about the damage being done — and this article, for starters.
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For those who did their best to avoid the seemingly interminable scandal, it is an informative and capable retelling of the incident.
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As entertaining as it is informative, We the Voters promotes a clear call to action, encouraging young voters to make informed choices.
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It's informative to observe, for example, how she makes corrections by pasting revisions made on small scraps of paper over redacted areas.
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He is a fine and honest gentlemen and The Hill is an important and informative publication which I will continue to respect.
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As a result, these handsomely decorated pages, though informative, are most successful in evoking the "sensual pleasure" Byatt derived from her project.
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There was no one else there except a ticket clerk and two burly security guards inside the site's small, informative historical museum.
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Many who reviewed the film on Rotten Tomatoes called it difficult to watch, but also described it as "eye-opening" and informative.
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We would like to call it an informative platform, one that allows them to be free, to experiment in a nonrestrictive way.
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If people knew where to go to get the informative cues about questions they need to answer, they probably would do better.
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The Marshall Project, whose sole focus is criminal justice, delivered a smart, informative Q. and A. replete with documents and court filings.
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It wasn't just an informative story, but it engendered a sense of empathy for its subjects that is rare in the news.
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Booking sites have the ability to, like Airbnb, flag all the reservations impacted by coronavirus travel restrictions with an informative, calming notification.
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The comparison is made several times in "Barbara Rubin & the Exploding NY Underground," an informative and overdue documentary directed by Chuck Smith.
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That's certainly the goal of this years-spanning documentary, which is informative, if not always as specific as it might have been.
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Part of the reason I couldn't sort this out is that I liked how The Big Short was both angry and informative.
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These didactic interludes, often marked off as separate chapters, provide a charming, informative guide; the pages breathe easily, cleverly composed and uncluttered.
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Mind Most research on depression focuses on the afflicted, a new paper argues, overlooking a potentially informative group: people who have recovered.
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When you subscribe to Amazon Family, you also get access to thoughtful product lists, informative articles, and recommendations from popular parenting experts.
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I was honestly shocked to see how able you were to collate such an informative, intimately crafted book for a second time.
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Other worthwhile attractions in Kowloon are cheaper still: The Hong Kong Museum of History has some fantastic, informative exhibits and is free.
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"The discussions on the challenges and the authorities plans to address them were very informative and productive," IMF spokesman Gerry Rice said.
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Eventually, Hughes would direct those powers toward incisive news commentary and explainers on topics like intersectional feminism, informative yet somehow always friendly.
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The company says it will later release more tools to help better find quality news and have more informative conversations on Twitter.
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Despite it all, the budget plan remains a crucially informative and important document -- an annual view into the President's priorities and goals.
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The transistor reverie leads to an informative discussion on the role of technology in music production and the listener's experience of it.
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Masterclass is a series of free informative video tutorials for those seeking to improve their technique and stretch their artistic knowledge base.
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Beijing is less informative than Washington, which "might sometimes be too transparent," with officials issuing conflicting statements, said Louis Kuijs of Oxford Economics.
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"People know a lot, and we want to be able to get at it in a way that's robust and informative," she said.
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This will undoubtedly aid future studies as synthetic nonhuman prions, while reasonably informative, were not able to convey the full human story. [Nature]
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Kuo has gained a lot of respect in the tech community for his informative research notes and nailing predictions of previous Apple products.
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What better way to prepare for eight days without a bagel than to dance to this delightfully catchy and informative Passover-themed parody?
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Plus, both of his books— Meat is For Pussies and his autobiography The Evolution of a Cro-Magnon—are extremely inspirational and informative.
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However, word of it spread very quickly and many had a blast passing time before the next barely informative CNN Key Race Alert.
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" The Feather Thief Kirk Wallace Johnson "Clever, informative, and sometimes endearingly bumbling, this mix of natural history and crime opens up new worlds.
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There have been respectful, informative videos about Aokigahara, notably the 2012 Vice documentary that follows a local geologist, Azusa Hayano, into the forest.
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Pendulum dowsing can be as informative and spiritually fulfilling as a daily tarot practice if you go into it with an open mind.
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We're always working to better understand what is interesting and informative to you personally, so those stories appear higher up in your feed.
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Whatever it is, learning about other people's habits for a healthier, more active lifestyle can be super informative — not to mention, pretty inspiring.
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They also show me "Rise Club" magazines distributed by Soul City that contain informative articles on safe sex, reproductive health, and career planning.
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" This news comes amid recent changes to the News Feed that aim to prioritize more "trustworthy, informative, and local" news from "trusted sources.
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For example, the stuff you've heard about in Knoxville, where we get feedback from people about what content was most informative to them.
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In the event that an abnormal conversation isn't even recognized by the agent, a service like Cogito can be informative rather than pejorative.
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McKee noted that studying Stabler's brain was informative because some assume that quarterbacks receive fewer hits, thus putting them at a lesser risk.
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TL;DR: The informative DevOps Master Class Bundle is on sale for $33.15 with code FIREWORK15, down from its original $891 price tag.
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My mission is to create informative, compelling content that can stand shoulder to shoulder with the greats, like Andy Rooney, and Dick Clark.
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For an issue as taboo as sex, technology allows people to have anonymous and informative conversations without the fear of stigma or discrimination.
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I found it to be an informative and inspiring read on one of the most important motivational topics any leader faces — building culture.
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That's why this father from New Zealand has put out a series of informative videos on how to live life with a baby.
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Preconvention polls are informative, but history suggests that it is a mistake to place too much emphasis on a week's worth of polling.
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"Here Come the Videofreex," a concise and informative documentary directed by Jon Nealon and Jenny Raskin, tells the story of one such collective.
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"White Trash" is at once informative, painful and enlightening in how complex our obsession with social-standing-by-virtue-of-color has evolved.
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"On the other hand, passively reading articles or watching videos — even if they're entertaining or informative — may not be as good," Zuckerberg says.
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Users on Facebook and Twitter reported that innocuous, informative, or authentic news posts about the outbreak were being flagged as spam or removed.
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The book features an endorsement on its cover from Ms. Pirro's colleague at Fox News, Sean Hannity, who calls it "inspiring and informative."
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VICTOR W. MASON MAMARONECK, N.Y. To the Editor: Thank you to Frank Bruni for his informative and poignant column, and for his candor.
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But the best reason to keep repeating it was that it skewered the actual, often less informative news programs his own show parodied.
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His biographical sketches of the life and times of the authors he addresses are excellent, concretely informative while also marbled with interesting tidbits.
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For this reason I especially appreciate Ms. Margolin's informative notes, which make it clear how much hard labor went down behind the scenes.
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You have to make connections, get the sense of a place and gather enough material to write something that's coherent, informative and entertaining.
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Mr. Pichai, in the statement, said the discussions over the two days "with a wide range of congressional leaders were constructive and informative."
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The special coverage will include informative, fact-based stories from reputable publishers, says Apple, which are curated by Apple News' team of editors.
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They hosted an extensive and at times informative Wiki about Mr. Trump's policy proposals and instructed supporters how to help with the campaign.
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These shrewd juxtapositions save the collection from feeling jumbled or disorienting, as do the book's elegant design and its succinct yet informative captions.
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Mutual funds and exchange-traded funds come with prospectuses, informative booklets with everything you need to know about your investment's fees and objectives.
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MoveOn also offers informative materials including personal accounts from separated families, talking points for discussing family separation, and safety tips for attending protests.
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End of year lists are marketing plays; informative and fun, but exist as a means to remind us why a product is good.
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You'll find all manner of hands-and-pans cookie content going on over there, along with an informative visit with La Spungen herself.
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I challenge myself daily to learn another new name, read something informative about the industry, promote our products, and really make a difference.
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"This confirmation process has been extremely informative and beneficial for me," Mr. Perry said, citing his conversations with Mr. Moniz, a nuclear physicist.
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The description of my donor was short but informative: He had curly brown hair, was on the track team, liked to make art.
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But it does manage to capture the big points in a way that's typical of Wurtz's videos: funny, a bit satirical, and very informative.
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What it's about: An informative and impassioned call to revitalize our idea of the social or professional gathering and to create meaningful, enjoyable experiences.
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Still, this comparison video offers an informative, tech-minded dive into the platform performance differences from the early game in Nintendo's latest Zelda adventure.
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Mutual funds and exchange traded funds come with prospectuses, an informative booklet with everything you need to know about your investment's fees and objectives.
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They were helpful and informative, but it wasn't until I started the creative writing class that I felt like I was doing something worthwhile.
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Thank you to President & COO, Joseph Handy & the entire Georgia Aquarium staff for being so gracious, kind & informative to my family and our friends.
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Packed with informative, anatomical illustrations and simple, matter-of-fact details, the book was a staple for prepubescent girls before we all started Googling.
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Create webinars, live streams, downloads, and blog posts with content so original and informative that people feel compelled to share, save, and print it.
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Playlists suggest that MasterClass's vaguely practical elements, while entertaining and occasionally informative, exist as delivery vehicles for discussing the mindset of very successful bits.
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Well, at least for the guys behind Pod Save America, the informative political podcast listened to by approximately 1.5 million people twice a week.
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Braun uses a combination of Android and weather forecast APIs, along with an Associated Press RSS feed to create this informative pane of glass.
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Arie Luyendyk Jr. opened up how fatherhood has been treating him so far in a series of informative Instagram Story posts over the weekend.
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The report added that the group has had contacts with the club's chairman James Pallotta, although these have been only "preliminary and purely informative".
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It's plausible, though highly unlikely, that our adorable colorful Smucker's labels could come with an unsightly (though informative) GMO label under a Clinton presidency.
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The experience should prove informative for people considering the election of another "tell-it-like-it-is" politician, America's very own Donald J. Trump.
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While nontraditional methods like this were informative, the study mentions, they also raised issues of privacy and scalability, due their reliance on proprietary information.
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It's a beautiful, informative dice into the importance of LGBTQ spaces and a hard look at how racism is perpetuated in the queer community.
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At the end of 2016, Chrissy Teigen's cookbook Cravings had sold 276,326 copies, and multiple reviews praised it for being realistic, witty, and informative.
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Despite its lackluster aesthetic, Black Is the Color is an informative introductory survey of essential African-American artists for those in need of one.
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The next night, Aruna Sairam was a more informative, therefore more rewarding, guide to the fundamentals of Indian song, her improvisations witty and joyful.
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The labels that exist are (a) on the opposite side of the headphone output and thus face away from you, and (b) insufficiently informative.
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The company wants to test the new feature to see if it's a "productive" option in determining how informative or constructive a comment is.
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Its readership has since expanded past the college student, but the desire for engaging and relatable, yet useful and informative content remains the same.
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It's informative... It's important to know your history and where you are from, the struggles that lesbians and gays have had in the past.
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The goal is to instead fight misinformation not only by blocking access, but by promoting educational, informative, and factually accurate posts in its place.
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"Above all, we're looking for someone who can write an informative, authoritative, honest and engaging review" — whether it's negative, positive or somewhere in between.
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The finding, reported Monday in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, suggests that elephants' olfactory worlds are richer and more informative than ours.
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We are always working to improve people's experience in News Feed by showing more stories that we think people will find informative and entertaining.
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We're still focused on bringing you coverage that's informative, personal, sometimes taboo-busting, never breathless or hype-driven, and always thoroughly and carefully reported.
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What we're watchingThe MSNBC host Chris Hayes has been, by far, the most clearheaded and informative person on cable news covering the coronavirus story.
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Charlie Rose may have been sexually obnoxious to women, but his program was one of the most culturally valuable and informative programs on television.
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"We specifically designed the game to be realistic and informative, while not sensationalising serious real-world issues," read Ndemic Creations' statement, published Jan. 23.
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Empowering consumers to share and compare their experiences with companies and services makes the internet a richer and more informative aggregator of market information.
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It was a tad disturbing to think about these little children exploring the actual guts of their friends, but it was also extremely informative.
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"The letter sent by Harder was not informative as to the substance of their objections to the reporting," a New York Magazine spokeswoman said.
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Ms. Waldman's survey of the history and literature of psychotropic drugs is informative, though it can also, on occasion, be too sloppy and loose.
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You have to have executive function, memory, linguistic function — it's these little things that turn out to be incredibly informative about a person's state.
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We hope that it will be informative, thought-provoking and will help lay the ground for newsrooms to build upon their own verification strategies.
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" The most informative app is Vice's Astro Guide, which the company imagines as a "tool not just for self-care but for cosmic wellness.
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The essays by Adam Roberts, John Sutherland and Andrew Taylor (which make up more than a quarter of the total) are excellent and informative.
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"It is meant as an inspirational and informative piece about what happens in the last months of the mission," notes Wernquist about the short.
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The runner is enthusiastic and informative, and best, very obviously having fun while skipping wildly through levels, breaking the hell out of the game.
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The popular architecture Tumblr McMansion Hell has long been the perfect mix of comedy remixing, internet vernacular, and actually informative educational posts about architecture.
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Where once every pole in New Orleans served as an informative, colorful collage of art and musical information, now only politicians can legally post flyers.
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However informative the Mueller report may be, my sense is that the vast bulk of the salient revelations will end up coming from other sources.
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It makes for an informative, light read, and one that is certainly well-timed as our obsession with midcentury modern design won't quit anytime soon.
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It aims to "provide intelligent programming that is informative, educational, entertaining, inspiring, and empowering to its African American audience," according to the network's Twitter page.
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It's not just that the platform takes these ads; its algorithmic design juices their circulation by advantaging the incendiary over the informative to increase engagement.
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This incredibly well curated and designed photo essay on Russia's border nations is an informative look at what it's like to actually neighbor the nation.
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"I've asked our product teams to make sure we prioritize news that is trustworthy, informative, and local," Mark Zuckerberg wrote in a January Facebook post.
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It was a cool, informative panel about the real work that's being done to build actual jetpacks or enhance space suits with much-needed upgrades.
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You will want to offer them something of value, such as advice on improving their business or an interesting article that they might find informative.
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The bottom line: Survey data can be informative and eye opening, but the more extraordinary the results, the less likely they are to be true.
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The voice-powered AI has a few different responses to the question of who will win the big game, each less informative than the last.
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Here's the thing: Getting a lecture from someone, no matter how funny and informative, can be exhausting if you don't already on some level commiserate.
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The Depth Effect photo puts the spotlight on the worker in the foreground, but you lose out on the informative Chinese menu in the background.
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That exploration can be a fun, informative adventure, but it can also be a distraction — especially if the article you click on isn't actually useful.
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These alerts are interactive and informative—we provide contextual information and just-in-time education and support to help them better manage their child's asthma.
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The program is part of an effort by Facebook to offer "trustworthy, informative" news content by funding programs that will air exclusively on the platform.
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Ultimately, The Dr. Oz Show took home the award for Outstanding Informative Talk Show, also beating out Steve Harvey, Larry King Now, and The Kitchen.
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News Feed I think of as the place you go to see the most meaningful or informative or entertaining posts from the people you follow.
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Facebook notes that that what qualifies as "personally informative" is likely to change over time and the company will likely continue tweaking its methods, too.
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Fitch questions whether headline combined ratios provide the most informative and predictive indicator of underwriting vitality when assessing the strength of financial performance and earnings.
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She noted that studying the quarterback's brain was informative particularly because some assume that quarterbacks received fewer hits so they are at a lesser risk.
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But one look at a website like TMZ, which notoriously traffics in gossip, shows a front page that features critical and informative coverage of Trump.
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That's given congressional inquisitors an opportunity to know which questions will yield the most informative answers as both parties make their public case on impeachment.
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" Furthermore, these responses will be judged by comedian Adam Bloom who is urging customers to make their answers as "amusing, informative or enlightening as possible.
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"Join us for stellar conservative speakers, informative breakout sessions, good music, food, fun, exhibitors and more, all to advance faith, family and freedom," it says.
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Like the colors of the rainbow, perhaps meaning in life is not something to be learned from books, even ones as splendidly informative as this.
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A mix of interviews and historical analysis, "All the Single Ladies" is a well-researched, deeply informative examination of women's bids for independence, spanning centuries.
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Finally, augmented reality (AR), where informative images overlay or augment everyday objects, can help both farmers and gardeners to monitor and manage crop health. Plant.
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To the Editor: I very much enjoyed Daniel Mendelsohn's thoughtful and informative review of the final volume of Karl Ove Knausgaard's "My Struggle" (Sept. 30).
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As I discussed last year (and Jay Rosen addresses here), there are a variety of tactics that political news outlets use to subsidize informative content.
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"We just take the emotional attachment to a name away from the long stat lines," said General Manager Brian Cashman, who called the drill informative.
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The captain handed me a glass of wine and took me and the other guests on a lively and informative water tour of the city.
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Although the video was kind of goofy, with fake lightning in the room, and cardboard cutouts of historical individuals, it was still informative and entertaining.
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Many Twitter users also praised the guidance for being informative, inclusive, and pretty realistic about the ways in which a lot of people have sex.
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So we try to give results that are interesting to them, which they can use to explore, to see if it tells them something informative.
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And there are instances in some of the fictional re-creations when he seems more invested in delivering an entertaining documentary than an informative one.
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Almost every candidate coming to Nevada has a reason to be aggressive, which should make for one of the most informative and interesting debates yet.
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The issue pages themselves are pretty informative even if it's really hard to break down complex issues, like climate change or immigration, into shorter bites.
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"The data regarding deaths was particularly informative of our decisions," said Dr. Jeffrey Shuren, director of the F.D.A.'s Center for Devices and Radiological Health.
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Two of the best by restaurant pastry chefs are chatty, informative and easy to navigate, and they yield terrific baked goods with nary a tear.
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Staggered throughout the ranking period are due dates for projects that align with Common Core State Standards expectations for writing narratives, informative pieces and arguments.
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Online, she is known for her meticulous and informative Twitter threads which recount and document the impact black Americans have had on the fashion industry.
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The economists involved are very smart, and the threads very informative; but for people trying to keep track, including students, this is really a mess.
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Speaking in front of audiences and also directly into the camera, she narrates a brisk, informative chronicle of a six-decade career of remarkable creativity.
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Attendees were handed free fertility consultation vouchers, which had a link to download a free "Egg Freezing Cost Guide," but that wasn't very informative either.
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It conveys a satisfying, informative portrait of a well-read man who looks back at his life, good decisions and bad, with wisdom and intelligence.
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But its writers, Adam Forman and Matt A.V. Chaban, preface their solution with a highly informative neighborhood-by-neighborhood breakdown of where artists live now.
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This daylong celebration kicks off with a parade followed by an informative performance by Sesame Street puppeteers on the traditions of the Lunar New Year.
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An informative David Ljunggren article for Reuters reminds us that a somewhat comparable situation arose in 1965 when three then-new Boeing 727 jetliners crashed.
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It's all arranged in a timeline that unfolds at a human pace and on a human scale, equally beautiful and inviting, equally informative and embracing.
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Articles were drawn from an existing New York Times linguistic dataset consisting of original articles combined with metadata and short informative summaries written by researchers.
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Facebook released these so-called "publisher principles" back in May: People on Facebook value content that's meaningful and informative People on Facebook value accurate, authentic content People on Facebook value standards for safe, respectful behavior But on Tuesday, Facebook shared a 50-page document that more clearly outlines what the company believes works (informative and meaningful stories) and doesn't work (clickbait) on the platform.
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We want to see if we can deliver an experience that's fun and informative, the way ads used to be, before they got creepy and targeted.
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Rannikko's subversive yet informative program is mirrored here by the works of Jani Hänninen, which warn against taking the most dramatic interpretations as the most reliable.
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The self-guided audio tour was highly informative, and we all left in awe of how the castle was built and expanded upon over the years.
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If I were going through a divorce, I would have to say that this page was incredibly informative, educational, and helpful, filled with discussions and articles.
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Motherboard tore down a fake iPhone that reporter Sarah Emerson found while reporting in China, but while the phone was counterfeit, the find was strangely informative.
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Chevrolet's system is informative without being overwhelming, and will give you a guess of your real-world range that allows you to plan trips more accurately.
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In today's internet-centric world, having an informative and up-to-date business website is essential, and retirees with web design skills can sell their talent.
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People expect the stories in their feed to be meaningful to them — and we have learned over time that people value stories that they consider informative.
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Like their video essays, it makes for interesting and informative reading, it's worth reading even if you're not planning on making video essays of your own.
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In an effort to deliver "trustworthy, informative and local" news, Facebook will air daily briefings and deep coverage by outlets such as ABC News and Attn.
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Like the one and only Eric Sundermann, Noisey's captain and editor in chief, who did some very informative play by play of what was going down.
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What seems informative is Bezos's 2013 acquisition of the Washington Post, which met immediate consternation that he would strip the paper to make it more profitable.
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The bigger question for Facebook is how effective its new system will be in determining what are "trusted sources" and what is "trustworthy" and "informative" content.
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Yet, while NASA maintains a slew of informative, diligently updated, and visually-rich climate change websites, the EPA's sites have been gradually obscured, and now eliminated.
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"That's where the chase to be first has often overridden the chase to be best for the news, the chase to be most informative," he said.
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You might be under the impression that label makers are boring, but if you put your mind to it labels can be fun, informative, and fashionable.
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Harvey's show had originally followed a similar format to the popular Dr. Phil program, winning a handful of Emmy awards in the Informative Talk Show category.
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Early on at Mashable's seventh-annual Social Good Summit in New York City, the audience was treated to an informative and funny conversation with Chelsea Handler.
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The plans for Extra Crunch reflect our belief that honest and informative content around building startups doesn't start and stop at Success Porn or Failure Fascination.
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And if you need a refresher on the series and its major characters and themes, we made you a (super informative and visually gorgeous) guide here.
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Even if a replication attempt fails, the field will find the failure far more informative because both parties agreed on the process in the first place.
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Believe it or not, Tumblr is home to some of the most informative astrologers out there — and, if you ask us, some of the funniest, too.
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The origin of the term is a mystery, though I personally first heard "faux job" in Allison Moon's delightful and informative 2015 book, Girl Sex 101.
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In the column, the two argue that White House press briefings have become combative news events between press secretary and reporters, rather than informative news conferences.
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But if we do usher in a wave of so-called more informative headlines as you propose, I'll be sad to see the old ones go.
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After all, if the content of a traditional newspaper is no more informative or reliable than the result of a Google search, why buy the paper?
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But that only provides informative suggestions, and hasn't been updated in some time, so if it's a feature you're after, Bing might be worth a shot.
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So I cut very little of his interview, which I can conclusively say is the most informative thing A Year of Lil Wayne has ever published.
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Interweaving footage from them with clips from older interviews and her own conversations, Ms. Israel executes a biographical sketch that is informative without seeming unduly invasive.
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If you choose, you can add informative text to the pages to describe each texture or to serve as a title for your drawings and paintings.
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Rather than simply using hashtags and sharing informative articles, we saw more and more people speak up and take part in concrete activist efforts and protests.
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Well, I mean you're really the expert on this, Kara, and the stuff that you write and the lines you connect is really informative to me.
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Her informative, joyful and humorous videos have earned her fans around the world and let others with this potentially isolating condition know they are not alone.
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In his informative book, "Fromages," Dominique Bouchait explains French cheeses, dividing them into "families," according to how they're made, like cooked and uncooked or blue-veined.
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"In today's informative and busy life," he suggested, "Japanese aesthetics, which tends to minimize and simplify things, may connect people easily and create strong emotional links."
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Partly because of the penetration of those early ads, McGruff is still described as "informative" by 90 percent of adults, the National Crime Prevention Council said.
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I never realized how much I had missed until I read Mr. Benson's book, a deep, informative and entertaining dive into the making of the movie.
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"For someone who based her whole belief system on getting everyone to clap for you, the whole crowd booing is a pretty informative experience," Swift says.
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I've been a fan of Mary Roach's books on science's unusual and curious applications since "Stiff" — she'd ask offbeat questions and tell hilarious yet informative stories.
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While wandering through the woods, take advantage of the free dendrology lessons: Informative signs detail the characteristics of the surrounding linden, beech, maple and oak trees.
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Segall presents work that toes the line between informative and mysterious, displaying the physical vestiges of someone's journey, but with no real evidence of the individual.
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While the feature can be both informative and entertaining, it's not necessarily the experience people want when they're trying to learn the words to a song.
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I have been trying to stay up to date on the news and have found podcasts to be informative and easy to fit into my schedule.
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Mr Rosenberg is as sceptical of the universalists as he is of the nationalists, but he ably covers both in his informative (if occasionally repetitive) book.
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Clearly, a maverick like McCain or Russ Feingold can be informative to voters on both sides of the aisle by breaking with his or her party.
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In the back are indexes that organize the parliaments in a variety of informative ways, such as by building year or by seat-to-population ratio.
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"I have no place in that world," a protestor told me, in what was an informative and pleasant conversation, despite rumors that the picketers were confrontational.
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According to his candid interview with The Advocate, Hefner campaigned against the nation's laws against sodomy and highlighted the AIDS crisis in the magazine through informative articles.
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Advertisements placed there must strike a tone that's knowing, informative and maybe sometimes self-referentially funny — and Imgur the company thinks that it has cracked that code.
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Instead of helping to shed light on an important social issue in an informative and entertaining way, Bee made her own crude comment the focus of attention.
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The company on its website says it has hosted more than 200 informative talks on Tia Maria and a townhall meeting in Cocachacra that drew 1,600 people.
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Before responsive web design became more commonplace, many site owners built a separate, simpler and sometimes less informative version of their site for their mobile web visitors.
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The film is more meditative than explicitly informative, and while its subjects frequently talk about each other, it presents them without outside judgment or talking-head commentary.
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Bin Jelmood House is the first slavery museum in the Gulf region, and it is by far the most engrossing and informative of the four Msheireb offerings.
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That's a subtle but important change that could decrease the prevalence of content people find informative or entertaining, but not special enough to share and talk about.
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Produced by French director Maurine Pagani, the informative Elles follows more than just Anna Wintour; its list of interviewees include fashion journalists, photographers, influencers, models, and more.
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With time, traditional fitness stats, caller ID and even calendar notifications all on the small black and white OLED display, it's the most informative Fitbit display yet.
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Ago G5Our former most informative vape continues to give off a whole slew of information that the vape-obsessed might need but the rest of us don't.
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Becoming a media mogul is a new career move for Saldana, but the idea of creating inclusive, informative stories is something she has mulled over for years.
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After finding a doctor on the ever-informative Ketamine Advocacy Network, I made appointments for the first two of a set of six infusions at $500 each.
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We're also prioritizing informative, again working hard with third-party fact-checkers, to mark and really dramatically decrease the distribution of fake news and also prioritize local.
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The visually friendly, informative app is one of the best features of the Pure Cool, a nice example of what a good smart-device app should be.
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It highlights posts that it believes to be "informative" in addition to those that are merely "entertaining," because the data suggests that users prefer it that way.
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It's not clear whether this also puts them in pole position for phase three of the challenge, which my otherwise informative NASA rep declined to enlarge upon.
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We've chosen to map not just to what people find entertaining, but also what they find informative, because we've seen from the data that people want that.
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Yes, his journey toward America paints a grim and informative picture of Eastern Europe at this time, but his scenes feel like those of a different show.
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" She lists their defects, from boring to overly informative, "Some are loaded with historical detail, conveying information on the obscure duke who commissioned the painting centuries ago.
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To help iPhone users take better (maybe even "Shot on iPhone" worthy) photos, Apple's launched a new website with a bunch of informative photography tips and tricks.
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User manuals, quick-guide pamphlets, special websites, and informative packaging material sound like what you would expect from something on the shelf at a Best Buy store.
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That's why I think headlines for online news should become longer and more informative — they should be more like ministories than like a tagline for a movie.
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But even if those tests weren't informative, she planned to start him on a very gentle medicine that was effective in reducing the pain and joint destruction.
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And after researching, travelling through America, and talking to various people and publishers, I realised how strongly I wanted Sudanese Kitchen to come across: real and informative.
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And while the inverted yield curve is "informative" about what markets believe the Fed should do, he said, it does not force the Fed to cut rates.
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Whether it's riveting, wildly informative and insightful, transformational, funny, sad at times, or involves any number of other emotions, audiences love the chance to feel. Something. Anything.
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One idea, he said, would be to embargo the briefings until their conclusion so they might be more informative for reporters and less like a theatrical show.
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But, in a year when celebrating the 250th anniversary of Beethoven's birth is all but inescapable, this was nonetheless a welcome, and informative, addition to the festivities.
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We know how ugly apps like NextDoor can get, and, on Thursday, a misleading and incorrect "informative" text whipped through New York City group chats very quickly.
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Al Franken, DeVos didn't seem to understand the difference, much less provide an informative response about which she would prioritize as head of the Department of Education.
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While the primary audience will be Christians seeking on-demand sermons, Osteen's unique position within his community may make the show an informative listen even for atheists.
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Human joints in a diseased state may resemble nonhuman joints, such that exploring the diversity of joints among animals may actually be informative for human joint diseases.
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J. Simpson), there was Norberg (Peter Lupus) — no D — and Frank Drebin (Leslie Nielsen) got his tips from Johnny (William Duell), a boundlessly informative provider of shoeshines.
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While reading more about the virus can contribute to anxiety and even hysteria, much of what people are reading appears to be practical, informative, and action-oriented.
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She's been uploading daily informative TikToks about what her life has really been like over the past month and a half — including getting padlocked inside her building.
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These pieces, which can easily come across as motoric and musically thin, sounded spacious and unpredictable in Mr. Olafsson's riveting performances, interspersed with his informative spoken comments.
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When you start talking about persuasive essays or an informative paper, those things occur infrequently in English class and even less so in social studies and science.
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"When I would feel hurt or anger, I would just stifle it and look for the good … he could be the most charming, informative person," she said.
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Many protesters take the opportunity to bring handmade signs that are creative, cute, informative, or downright angry — usually, the best ones are a combination of all four.
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Knowing this, some organizations are finding ways to be digital-first, whether that means training volunteers to send approachable, informative texts or designing a sexual education chatbot.
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The accounts are straightforward and informative without much in-depth context or treatment of historical or biographical nuance — and there's no mistaking this for a scholarly treatment.
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To be clear, you absolutely should not do this, and Ciuski Productions even notes in the video's description that it's meant "for entertainment and informative purposes" only.
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Anderson wrote an incisive, entertaining, informative article about the elusive, obsessed superstar Westbrook, the Oklahoma City Thunder great who breaks records with his consistent, ferocious triple-doubles.
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Looking at the cost components of traditional services can be informative, because specific categories have more margin flexibility than others, including personnel, real estate, supplies, marketing and administrative.
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"However, a finger bone is not very informative: a lot of overlap exists between the anatomy of modern human and, for example, Neanderthal, finger bones," Harvati told Gizmodo.
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But the forum at an economists conference may result in little news, and next week's Fed minutes from the last meeting could be more informative, some traders say.
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It'll provide some suggestions to get you started: Per the list, we asked Alexa to explain a black hole, and it read a clear, informative definition out loud.
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"His first lecture was very informative, very professional, well articulated and had relevant content," said the former instructor, who requested anonymity in order to speak candidly about Gorka.
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On the other hand, bringing Pepper in is an arresting way to demonstrate contemporary tech, and if the robots limitations are fully explained, it could be very informative.
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How it worked: After Berkeley's ordinance was passed, the city spent $8,000 on bright new "No Feeding" signs and informative brochures at César Chávez Park about the ban.
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Our federal Constitution allows states to create ballot access requirements that ensure that the ballots for every office, including the office of presidential elector, are comprehensible and informative.
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"F*ck Yes" takes on the task of educating the masses about healthy sexual communication (between consenting folks) through short episodes that are entertaining and informative — and hilarious.
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Election returns are like earnings reports: If they can be fudged or manipulated because they're not very clear, they don't hold much informative value to truly curious investors.
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If you want to know more, watch this overwrought but informative video: Okay, I got really excited about the SolPad, so I'll be more brief on this one.
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We always work to make News Feed more meaningful and informative, and that includes examining the quality and accuracy of items shared, such as clickbait, spam and hoaxes.
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Rarely do I remember these lessons being fun, let alone informative — and I was one of the lucky ones who attended a school that actually taught sex ed.
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MARGARET LYONS I just watched all of Netflix's community-college football doc "Last Chance U," and I loved it and found it engrossing, informative, complicated and often surprising.
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If several start talking at once, they can launch into an exchange that is likely to be more informative than the "yes" or "no" the questioner is seeking.
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Nothing tells you more about a car than taking it for a spin, and experiencing that autopilot feature for yourself is more informative than reading about it online.
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With informative first-person excursions to different places and topics, Tucker reviews all aspects of our favorite pet as well as the spell it has cast on us.
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Bonus for the educationally minded: Jane pulls off the unusual feat of being both suspenseful and informative, gracefully incorporating technical details about the boat into high-drama scenes.
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Crises — economic, political, cultural; they often come together — are exceptionally informative, telling us a great deal about how a given society and culture responds to bewilderment and upheaval.
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Asking Quora something is a little different from asking Yahoo or Reddit, because experts tend to pop up at Quora and provide interesting analysis or valuable, informative anecdotes.
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That's all I was asking for, but the speech police instinctively opposed our position because this modest deregulation simply means more candidates and informative messages to oppose them.
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During this whimsically informative overview of psychological experimentation in the 20th century, they dutifully transform themselves into drug-addicted rats, maternally challenged monkeys, lobotomy recipients and miffed psychologists.
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This quantum computation has very little structure, which makes it harder for the classical computer to keep up, but it also means the answer is not very informative.
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Tsai's public reaction is informative as it helps us answer why China and so many Chinese people seem to be so thin-skinned about incidents like Morey's tweet.
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I believe the last cycle was much more competitive, informative to the voters and entertaining with an additional $274 million more in real hard money for actual campaigns.
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The events are informative, highlighting the intersecting oppressions impacting sex workers daily, but they also twist dominant narratives around sex work toward a more dynamic and fluid definition.
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The answers to those questions and more lie in Starburst founder and aerospace investor François Chopard's informative deck about space and defense, available exclusively to Extra Crunch subscribers.
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As a reader, I found it interesting and informative that Miller, a Jew, was at one time friendly with a man who emerged later as a white supremacist.
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Polls are extremely valuable tools that can tell us a lot about what's going on and can often be very informative about the potential course of future events.
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Dr. Mehmet Oz with the award for outstanding talk show host informative for "The Dr. Oz Show" at the Daytime Emmy Awards in Los Angeles, May 1, 2016.
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In addition, by demonstrating a willingness to break with the party, a maverick can be informative when he or she does not break with his or her party.
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Over four years he made more than 60 half-hour episodes containing freewheeling informative interviews and video essays covering a wide range of topics in American indie film.
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Director Kevin Macdonald's Sky Ladder: The Art of Cai Guo-Qiang takes an engrossing and informative look at the work of Guo-Qiang over the last few years.
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As with Poitras's Citizenfour, a twisty, feature-length interview with Edward Snowden, Risk plays more as a character study of Assange than a straightforward, informative look at WikiLeaks.
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The U.N. Refugee Agency (UNHCR) and Google on Monday launched Searching for Syria, an immersive website that gives audiences a visual and informative look into the Syrian refugee crisis.
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Her well-attended Thursday lecture on the history of cyberfeminism, and women's greatly overlooked roles in the development of the internet, was informative without being dry or navel-gazing.
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They were extremely standard chunks of informative media, so divorced from context or interconnection that they could have acted as curatorial notes for an artist that everyone already knows.
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She uncovered Instagram's experiment with hiding likes weeks before the company announced it — and an Instagram employee said her Twitter feed is more informative than the company's internal communications.
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And nearly three-quarters of women and over half of men said they found that traditional social media profiles are more informative about a person than their dating profile.
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As with any other point on a natal chart, you can read a lot into your Eros sign — as lesser-known heavenly bodies go, it can be highly informative.
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This informative Instructables guide takes you through the process of modding an old cabinet and control deck, though it doesn't cover configuring the PC that ultimately runs it all.
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This is my normal morning routine, but I really want to switch it up so I can read informative news instead of watching every IG story in the morning.
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That's why this new study is particularly informative, he says: the authors use the increase in gun sales following Sandy Hook as a kind of natural experiment, Poliquin says.
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"John was an extraordinary talent and his friendly, informative style has been a warm welcome to sports fans for decades," John Skipper, president of ESPN, said in a statement.
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The widely anticipated slide deck compiles the most informative research on what's getting funded, how Internet adoption is progressing, which interfaces are resonating, and what will be big next.
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While Jurek had some say in how the Waxing the City brand was incorporated into the video, the approach was to present a funny and informative look at waxing.
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"In those cases where there's no domestic violence history, we have a perpetrator who's more suicidal," she said, adding that it's here where demographics turn from informative to foreboding.
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We will uncover narratives that too often get buried within the frenetic, 24-hour news cycle with smart breaking news stories, in-depth features and informative and entertaining videos.
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Experts who study terrorism and online communication said that the new research was informative, and that they appreciated that the authors would make their data available to other researchers.
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It might seem like a daunting project to undertake for yourself, but Baylee Jae's candidness about her own errors as she works is as encouraging as it is informative.
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Her Facebook and YouTube channel Elephant News is an epicenter of pictures and videos of joyful elephants being elephants juxtaposed with elephants in jeopardy, each post inspiring and informative.
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For another historically informative adventure, you can also visit the Valley of the Latte Adventure Park, which is on the south side of Guam in a village called Talofofo.
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It was spent on sex talk, defending one's reputation because of sex talk, women, "nasty women," emails, defending one's reputation because of emails, and other similar non-informative issues.
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Overall, 59 percent of poll respondents get stressed talking about politics with people who don't share their views on Trump, while 35 percent say it's interesting and/or informative.
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It's concise, informative, and entertaining all at once, jumping with ease from talk of Carib natives to Parmenides' realization that the moon only reflects light rather than generating it.
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To get any sense at all of video game stories, one must often endure lengthy dialogue scenes and hunt down hidden documents, audio recordings and other clumsily informative artifacts.
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These sorts of surveys are fun and informative at the very least because the put a bit of scientific rigor against a complex problem of perception, understand, and appreciation.
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The show has been organized by Esther da Costa Meyer, a professor of the history of modern architecture at Princeton University, who has overseen an exceptionally informative, readable catalog.
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As an account of the fall of the Haile Selassie regime in Ethiopia, it is informative and clever, and features a notable performance by that shape-shifter Kathryn Hunter.
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So instead of harping on all Dirk can't do, it's a lot more informative (and fun) to frame his 20th season in a different way: What's his net value?
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An informative museum documents the imprisonment of such Irish leaders as Charles Parnell and Michael Collins, and there's a room with original graffiti created by political prisoners and soldiers.
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The New York-based fashion designer's four month-long pop-up, which opened last month, has become a go-to destination for sustainable styling advice, informative events and panels.
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It is ostensibly about Steve Bannon, the alt-right white nationalist who remains a top Trump adviser, and it's very informative on Bannon, thanks to long interviews with him.
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"James Baldwin: The Last Interview and Other Conversations" I'm a sucker for this morbid yet informative series which chronologically prints interviews from deceased artists ending with their last interview.
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We inserted language asking that Puerto Rico collect data ex post on the population that ultimately received the payments, but it resulted in little that was enlightening or informative.
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I also rely upon Paul Krugman, Nicholas Kristof, Thomas L. Friedman, George F. Will, Peggy Noonan, Martin Wolf…and even Karl Rove, whom I find highly disagreeable but informative.
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"The framework we are proposing today aims at making the EU-wide stress test more informative, flexible, and cost-effective," EBA Chair Jose Manuel Campa said in a statement.
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However, some researchers argue that legal insider trading could benefit shareholders by making stock prices more informative, which further leads to lower cost of capital and higher firm value.
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But as preposterously large and byzantine as these carnivals are, and as low as the stakes can feel this early in the process, the opening act was surprisingly informative.
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Plus it's got those all important release details too: sleazy and informative—one of life's great combinations EP1 is out in shops on July 22nd via Yes Wave records.
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We know that Mueller is investigating the June 2016 meeting, and Trump's helping to draft a misleading statement for his son is evidence that Mueller will undoubtedly find informative.
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And every person who's ever found comfort or joy from a vintage film owes Robert Osborne a debt for his unpretentious, eminently informative company, night after night, year after year.
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I could have tried to tell you this story in the form of an image-based Snapchat story, but it would most likely have been unwieldy and not especially informative.
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What is interesting — to me, at least — is that these votes on the pro forma motion appear to possibly be informative about the matter to be considered later that day.
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And with the credentials, commitment, and contacts Enninful has under his belt, there's no doubt British Vogue will become the aspirational, representative, informative, and industry-leading title it should be.
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"The information utilized by police was obtained from the tenacious efforts of Toowoomba police as well as the vigilant and informative members of the community," he said in a statement.
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WHOOP, the world's most informative wearable, is launching a new $30 subscription service for the everyday consumer, so everyone can get the benefits of its activity monitoring and analytics tools.
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" In my own tests, I found Explore Feed to be a fairly reliable source of new content to check out, though it doesn't consist entirely of posts I'd consider "informative.
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From ones that deliver straightforward daily horoscopes to ultra-informative apps that can turn a beginner into an expert, there's an app out there for every kind of astrological enthusiast.
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Following U.S. media reports that Zarif had met Senator Dianne Feinstein during a U.S. visit last month, Iran's Foreign Ministry said informative talks were common and did not involve negotiations.
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As such, the show is not only astounding, not only informative, not only amusing; but it also returns art aesthetics to an intellectual intermediate zone of the anomalous and occult.
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But with a very clear, funny, fun, refreshing informative conservative perspective Rush build what was a desperately need void in the country and he gave voice to millions of us.
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Overcoming such assumptions required looking at cross talk throughout the whole brain, not just a subset, and revealing more widespread, informative patterns in connectivity that might have otherwise gone unnoticed.
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As documents of unusual and rarely seen architectural spaces, some of which are quite large, Leinkauf's videos are visually informative in a quizzical way, provoking more questions than they answer.
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One of the most informative moments comes when Zhou contrasts the Coens' 2011 noir The Man Who Wasn't There with a film that they wrote but didn't direct, The Ladykillers.
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There are personal essays by and for other non-binary or trans folks, and an opportunity for providers to also share stories or themes alongside plenty of incredibly informative resources.
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ICYMI: Last year Refinery29 teamed up with musician Dorian Electra to produce a fun and informative music video about the clitoris, and how women's sexuality has been policed throughout history.
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The show is nominated in the informative talk-show category against NBC's Today Show with Kathie Lee & Hoda and syndicated programs Access Live, The Dr. Oz Show, and Rachael Ray.
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That was really informative and instrumental as well because I was listening to Radio Free Europe and hearing all this music that you would never hear in the United States.
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There are lots more nips and tucks throughout the new Android OS. The settings app is a little more informative now — it shows key details right on the main screen.
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Case figured that they would get grants to start; then, since the show would be entertaining as well as informative, they could attract advertisers after the grant money ran out.
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These photographers use Instagram to share the great quality of their work, but another thing users will notice is that the images are almost always accompanied by some informative text.
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Clear, consistent and truly informative labels will mean that consumers have not just the right to know about their food, but the ability to think about how it is made.
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New drugs, new understanding of cancer mechanisms and new technologies that can scan many genes for mutations at once mean such testing will be more informative in the near future.
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Then half the students received the following intervention: First, they read the science article, which was chatty and informative and presented as new, insider information about how personality could evolve.
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"Earlier this year we made a commitment to show news that is trustworthy, informative, and local on Facebook," Campbell Brown, head of global news partnerships, wrote in a blog post.
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Yet, just imagine what the legendary reporter would think of today's 24-hour news cycle, with its "infotainment" structure and its tendency to seek out the sensational over the informative.
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"Given the rapid variability in the microbiome, single samples are simply not that informative," Kevin Honaker, the cofounder and CEO of a microbiome research startup called BiomeSense, told Business Insider.
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"John was an extraordinary talent, and his friendly, informative style has been a warm welcome to sports fans for decades," John Skipper, the president of ESPN, said in a statement.
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Although one of the best parts of traveling is meeting new people and making new connections, recent advances in technology walk a fine line between informative and just plain creepy.
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"The torrent of informative abuse that will come your way from people who want to tell you how stupid, witless, and uninformed you are will be very instructive," he says.
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Tabloids are hardly going to be the most informative or balanced sources of information on youth culture, and the fact that fans resoundly rejected everything that was published is telling.
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The meeting with state officials sounds like it was largely informative in nature, with Facebook and Microsoft providing insight on their respective efforts to contain foreign threats to election integrity.
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