This is not a Democratic interpretation or a Republican interpretation.
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History involves the ceaseless process of discovery, analysis, interpretation and re-interpretation.
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If the interpretation is not reasonable, then interpretation goes back to the court.
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You know, I hope he is pleased with my interpretation and our show's interpretation as a whole.
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Together, the people surveyed ended up favoring the presentation of facts without interpretation (59%) to facts with interpretation (40%).
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This policy, like all policies, is open to interpretation and it's possible that interpretation could shift further over time.
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Nonetheless, the thing about some jokes is that they're open to interpretation, and the interpretation isn't up to him.
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The most generous interpretation of Falwell's comments is that he's cleaving to a very specific interpretation of Biblical political ethics.
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In short, unlike statutory interpretation, constitutional interpretation ultimately aims for justice, not for fidelity to the intent or understanding of some past majority.
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From within, Sontag had written the 1966 collection of essays "Against Interpretation," a blow to the critics who were high priests of interpretation.
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Common sense counsels that we leave technical and scientific interpretation to content area experts, but leave interpretation of what the law says to the courts.
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"It is a pretty serious gray area that often times can be subject to over-interpretation and, indeed, under-interpretation!" he wrote in an email.
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The Supreme Court nominee also said that it is "my belief and hope" that Scalia altered "statutory interpretation forever" with his ardent support for originalist interpretation.
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"The combination leaves no interpretation of the word 'martyr' other than a violent interpretation that incites to terrorism, and to follow martyr-attackers," the verdict said.
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"The law is written in such a way that it is vague and is open to interpretation, and the interpretation then rests with the judges," he explained.
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" However, Justice Alito continued, "the argument that a plaintiff's own interpretation of his or her religion must yield to the government's interpretation is foreclosed by our precedents.
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The city's interpretation has expanded under Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat elected on promises of police reform, and the state's highest court has affirmed the broader interpretation.
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I didn't grow up as a Muslim with this kind of interpretation of ideology, the kind of interpretation groups like Al Qaeda and ISIS are offering people.
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Moser identifies echoes of Sontag's own lifelong battle against psychological interpretation — and the aggression inherent in all forms of interpretation — in The Mind of the Moralist's arguments.
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Yet, while the challenger's interpretation of the statute may pass Gorsuch's test, the Trump administration's interpretation would give them virtually boundless power to create new asylum exemptions.
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" The net effect of Chevron deference is that "when the Executive Branch chooses a weak (but defensible) interpretation of a statute, and when the courts defer … every relevant actor may agree that the agency's legal interpretation is not the best, yet that interpretation carries the force of law.
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"He believes that he met these goals, and even if his ultimate interpretation of severance may be proven in error, it was an interpretation taken in good faith."
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When the group is already committed to a certain interpretation of events, it also lets them reinforce and expand that interpretation, pushing the most extreme ideas to the surface.
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When a "state court's purported interpretation is not interpretation at all, but rank legislation", the justices of the federal Supreme Court are "both empowered and duty-bound to intervene".
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Overwhelmingly, 59 percent of those posed the question preferred facts without interpretation, and among registered voters, 50 percent of Clinton supporters, and 71 percent of Trump supporters preferred no interpretation.
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Tapper noted that such legislation would assume the interpretation of the Justice Department that a sitting president cannot be indicted while in office -- an interpretation that Nadler said he disagrees with.
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"It is growing religious intolerance, making their own interpretation of the Quran and using that hostile interpretation against the Chinese temple," said Andreas Harsono, the Indonesia director for Human Rights Watch.
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But from there, it's open to interpretation -- and battling.
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This interpretation is much too strong — a gross oversimplification.
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" Another (in capital letters) required little interpretation: "Merry Trumpmas!!!!
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I do not have an overarching theory … of interpretation.
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That's not my interpretation — that is our stated intention.
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An agency's interpretation of the law is usually entitled to deference, meaning that a reviewing court must adopt the agency's interpretation of the law unless, for example, it is arbitrary or capricious.
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And although the clerks of court "swore to uphold General Herring's interpretation," they are still required to "uphold the statute, and General Herring's interpretation lacks the force of law," the judge said.
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But of course, what's allowed is up for interpretation, and ultimately, in most modern experiences of Islam, in lieu of a centralized legal authority, the final interpretation ends with each individual believer.
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To Kawakubo, the runway is not a place for people to use her clothes for their interpretation; it is a place for her to use people to relay her interpretation through clothes.
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First, because it became law via the Supreme Court's interpretation; and second because that interpretation was based on an implied right of privacy, not something that is expressly written in the Constitution.
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When students are finished considering the 10 scenarios, they should tally their scores at the bottom of the handout and then stand in a line — from least restrictive interpretation (lowest total score) to most restrictive interpretation (highest total score) of the First Amendment provision protecting speech — so they can see how their interpretation compares with that of their peers.
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"The court expressed its serious concern that there needs to be an immediate and accurate interpretation by the state court" Groh-Wargo said, referring to an interpretation of Georgia's voter registration cancellation law.
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But what this actually means is up for massive interpretation.
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Matters of disputeAnd then there's the matter of historical interpretation.
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Asked about the 0% statistic, Mogahed offered a nuanced interpretation.
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But Shauna Daly thinks that interpretation is a polite fiction.
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Those voters cared little about the intricacies of constitutional interpretation.
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Artist's interpretation of the pterosaur described in the new study.
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I was starting to suspect that my interpretation of reenacting
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For some theorists, the Bohmian interpretation holds an irresistible appeal.
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One popular interpretation is that we live in a multiverse.
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Whose interpretation of the threat should the AI learn from?
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The Supreme Court decision appears to back up Oi's interpretation.
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All this interpretation does is make Jewish Law look bad.
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Democrats. They appointed judges whose interpretation of voting rights and
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Still, a broader interpretation along similar lines has some merit.
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Artist's interpretation of the newly discovered armored dinosaur Akainacephalus johnsoni.
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But HSBC warned against reading too much into that interpretation.
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Interpretation of Nicolas Poussin's paintings is complex and frequently controversial.
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The interpretation of the rules and clarity of the rules.
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But I do not buy this interpretation of Murray's career.
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"It's important that it stays open to interpretation," says Frei.
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I love that there's room for such extremes of interpretation.
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Do you ever feel this as a limitation on interpretation?
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"That's the only possible interpretation," one of the sources said.
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Gorsuch's comments on Casey bolsters this interpretation of his views.
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Special thanks to Frances Watthanaya for language interpretation and driving.
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Such interpretation is, in the end, a conversation about electability.
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The ValueAct case could change that interpretation, the manager said.
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As always, art is meant to be left to interpretation.
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But what that face resembles, exactly, is up for interpretation.
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There's a totally benign interpretation of many of these moves.
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"The safe harbor is now a mainstream interpretation," she said.
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But that's just my interpretation of what was going on.
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What exactly that means exactly is open for interpretation, though.
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Much can be said in favor of Klarman's overall interpretation.
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Not everyone agrees with this interpretation of the two studies.
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This interpretation makes sense in light of some previous research.
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Even this interpretation, to be clear, is flattering to Cruz.
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What is interesting is the students' interpretation of these events.
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The interpretation of the 2005 ruling is still unclear though.
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You're always left with your interpretation of a character anyway.
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This novel interpretation has not been tested in the courts.
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I think there's something magical that happens in that interpretation.
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The initial interpretation was a villa but has been revised.
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Saudi Arabia adheres to a strict interpretation of Islamic law.
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But negative personalities tend to leap from fact to interpretation.
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He was very consistent on his interpretation and his rulings.
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It's the latter interpretation that now looks the most likely.
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"They take [dream interpretation] to the next level," Julianna says.
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Which interpretation of the skirt is better: Kylie and Doutzen's?
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From the interpretation, I think it's difficult on both sides.
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Lawyers criticise an overly rigid interpretation of the subsidiarity principle.
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But in any interpretation it's relatable to our lifestyles today.
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The above scenarios are compatible with Fitch's interpretation of permanence.
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What's the strangest interpretation you've ever heard of Salad Fingers?
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The DoJ is unsure whether this is the correct interpretation.
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Kaplan focuses only on Lincoln, his general interpretation is sound.
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A lot is hanging on the interpretation of Article 15.
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" He would say, "I think yours is a reasonable interpretation.
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Yet there was no sense of manipulation about the interpretation.
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Thus, it leaves a lot of interpretation to school officials.
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That interpretation is apparently shared by Attorney General Bill Barr.
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"I haven't seen any legal interpretation like this," she said.
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It's also an interpretation of strategy in response to fascism.
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A few chefs have given him leeway for interpretation, though.
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It is not just his legal interpretation that is incomprehensible.
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What happens in 2020, though, is open to wide interpretation.
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That would be a completely incorrect interpretation of my mother.
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It is interpretation that assigns priority to one or another.
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Disputes can be referred to the ECJ for its interpretation.
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Instead of interpretation, Acker here gives us persona and statement.
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It's also a system most left up to personal interpretation.
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Abe stressed the history and positive interpretation of the name.
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Well, even Flynn rejects that interpretation of the Flynn effect.
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They can't revise it, but they can revise the interpretation.
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Once the interpretation is decided, it's like rehearsing a dance.
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What's "fashionable" is, of course, completely dependent on personal interpretation.
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It's open to interpretation, and I love music like that.
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What happened confirmed the weary outlook of the first interpretation.
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The new interpretation has some science to back it up.
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Is that anyone's interpretation of what just happened in Europe?
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Her poster is her interpretation of the San Antonio River.
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A Pomeranian made for a tiny interpretation of King Tut.
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Medieval hermeneutics — at least four levels of textual interpretation available!
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However, my interpretation comes from the feel of the music.
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Araqchi said Trump's interpretation of the sunset clauses was wrong.
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Interpretation and additional reporting by Frances Watthanaya and Jantakarn Narweephab.
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But taking a much longer view suggests a different interpretation.
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Journalists on Friday braced for another round of frantic interpretation.
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Lofgren, she argued that the language was open to interpretation.
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Some will supplement existing monuments with additional statues or interpretation.
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There was nothing smooth, sleek or familiar about this interpretation.
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Whether I deserved it is up to your own interpretation.
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There is another, less dramatic interpretation of Mr. Kim's intentions.
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That tidy narrative is almost certainly too simple an interpretation.
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But I've always taken a different interpretation of the tale.
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Yet memory cannot substitute for the fallacies of emotional interpretation.
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Still, whether it's worth the price is up to interpretation.
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His soccer dictionary reflects only his experience and regional interpretation.
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Of course, any analysis of words is subject to interpretation.
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Many scenes cross from dramatic interpretation to outright character assassination.
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"It's a modern interpretation of a medieval story," she said.
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That is likely to be subject to interpretation and litigation.
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That interpretation has already had significant consequences for migratory birds.
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He often argued against a "living" interpretation of the document.
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This expansive legal interpretation empowers future presidents in dangerous ways.
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But that is not a proper interpretation of such studies.
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But we're not authorized to amend Title VII by interpretation.
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Such sculptures "give a larger space for interpretation," Kubrick says.
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It's a different interpretation of nature that's opulent and generous.
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I did my own interpretation of a vertical fold system.
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I grew up under a less rigid interpretation of Protestantism.
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"There is another, probably a more simplistic, interpretation," he said.
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Some sections have been more accommodating to interpretation than others.
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That interpretation is a source of dispute among legal experts.
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There's an expression of hope, so it becomes an interpretation.
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Although what exactly constituted a gyroball seemed open to interpretation.
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Much like a good poem, that's open to some interpretation.
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I had been shortsighted in my interpretation of Theon's journey.
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Among those who saw her interpretation online was Ms. Bareilles.
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Several government ethics specialists disagreed with the Interior Department's interpretation.
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But he prefers to leave their meanings up for interpretation.
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SATURDAY PUZZLE — With great personality comes great potential for interpretation.
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Fairy tales include universal symbols that are open to interpretation.
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That particular song and that video is open to interpretation.
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"As for the interpretation, you may certainly choose your own."
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But a closer examination reveals that interpretation to be fallacious.
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There is a generous interpretation of what just happened, though.
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"We've been looking at this space broadly… AI and ML to improve healthcare… image interpretation, pathology slide interpretation… that's all going to take a longer time because healthcare is slow to adapt." said Kraus.
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This form of judicial deference comes from a 1984 Supreme Court decision which held that where an agency's interpretation of an ambiguous statute is not wholly unreasonable, courts should defer to the agency's interpretation.
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Ms. Lever acknowledged that the Cuomo administration had no written interpretation of the executive order before inquires from The Times; she said it was "historical practice" not to have such interpretation for the orders.
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"I am extremely frustrated, I'm confused," Romain said, "but I am always thinking that if the interpretation of those rules can be changed today, the same interpretation can be changed tomorrow — for the better."
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One interpretation of Clinton's electoral defeat in 2016 — an interpretation encouraged by Clinton and some members of her senior staff — is that she was done in by sexism in the media and the electorate.
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Congress and U.S. courts have legitimized that expansive interpretation by deferring to the executive's interpretation of the AUMF, leaving future presidents to inherit seemingly open-ended power to engage in still-unknown abuses with impunity.
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The case involves a legal doctrine known as "Auer deference" that lets courts defer to an agency's interpretation of its own rules unless the interpretation is plainly wrong or inconsistent or incompatible with the regulation.
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Whether his actions were predatory or benign is subject to interpretation.
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And then there are certain facts that are open to interpretation.
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Interpretation of autopsy findings and other information will also be challenging.
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"It's always interpretation of how things will be called," Headley said.
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Like much about the signal, this interpretation is far from certain.
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Ostensibly, the change is due to a difference in legal interpretation.
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And there was even a more pacifist interpretation of the scene.
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An artist's interpretation of what Lingwulong shenqi may have looked like.
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That's the only rule, actually; everything else is open to interpretation.
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An artist's interpretation of the New Horizons encounter with Ultima Thule
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My interpretation is they are saying it is being run there.
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The problem with this deal is it's very open to interpretation.
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As such, an NPC interpretation was "very timely and extremely necessary".
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After all, content continually crops up that's a matter of interpretation.
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And, honestly, to a certain degree, this interpretation is fairly accurate.
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They're extending something distinct about humans — their creativity and their interpretation.
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Woods doesn't limit her interpretation of the past to cultural icons.
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DC and Maryland's interpretation would lead to absurd results, Shumate said.
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Historically, Twitter's interpretation and enforcement of its rules have been inconsistent.
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Conversely, plaintiffs' lawyers may find the interpretation helpful when litigating cases.
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Each organization is solely responsible for its own interpretation and conclusions.
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Whether or not this interpretation is true remains to be seen.
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Lizzie: I think it's a nice idea that's open to interpretation.
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Democrats wanted a more narrow interpretation, and the talks fell apart.
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Whether it's succeeding in its mission, though, is open to interpretation.
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If Magritte's works invite interpretation it is only to resist it.
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Not subject to interpretation as history moved on and times changed.
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However, Jackson got an altogether different interpretation upon viewing the footage.
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And a breakup that's open to interpretation is easier to reverse.
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But what makes these girls' interpretation stand out is its originality.
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An interpretation of one image of Beagle 22 captured by HiRISE.
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But Newton-John, who played Sandy, seems to like atomicbolt's interpretation.
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Russia and Lithuania have passed laws on the interpretation of history.
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And yet, as Schalansky well knows, a map is an interpretation.
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At the same time, there is also a more artistic interpretation.
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This interpretation also explains why Jehovah's Witnesses don't observe Christmas, either.
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Gabriela Alexandru, selling tickets at the Kitsch Museum, has another interpretation.
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Interacting, Trackless is telling us, is a mode of interpretation itself.
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Reality check: Trump's interpretation is not at all what Mueller said.
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"Amritsar 1919" aims to show how profoundly misleading Churchill's interpretation was.
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That is a rather tall order—and it's open to interpretation.
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What counts as a mistake is, of course, open to interpretation.
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This is based on RBS interpretation of overnight index swaps data.
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One would think that interpretation would work the other way around.
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Still, this is also an exceedingly generous interpretation of Trump's statement.
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And once you have results, their meaning is open to interpretation.
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The Amazon Prime show is the second interpretation of Hanna's tale.
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It's also a very literal interpretation of cloud computing itself, e.g.
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Yet the court's interpretation sets a worrying precedent for divorced women.
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The only interpretation possible is the one that "solves" it all.
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Today, states vary in their interpretation of the Public Trust Doctrine.
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Well an "abstract, fractal interpretation of a really deep soroban," anyway.
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"It's not in the regs, it's in the interpretation," he said.
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They don't elaborate, though, leaving the comment open for interpretation. 3.
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A 70% overnight jump in copper stocks, however, defies such interpretation.
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I guess it's just a graphic interpretation of what you see.
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It's still unclear whether enforcing this alternate interpretation is even legal.
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Courts, not city councils or voters, decide questions of constitutional interpretation.
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They can summon Mueller to explain his interpretation of the evidence.
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Kaufman: I think we are open to people having their interpretation.
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Watch: Qualcomm's General Counsel: German Apple ban not up for interpretation
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I essentially said that law, like art, is open for interpretation.
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But interpretation of those guidelines, she discovered, could be surprisingly fluid.
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But that would require an elastic interpretation of the UN's charter.
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"I am happy to be another interpretation of myself," she explains.
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On this very issue of statutory interpretation, the president might win.
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SO I'M AFRAID I DISAGREE WITH THE INTERPRETATION OF THE DATA.
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In keeping with this slant, Dery is fond of psychoanalytic interpretation.
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Instead, the practice stems from an interpretation of the 14th Amendment.
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Sadly, the real losers in this odd interpretation are America's seniors.
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Few historians pay attention any more to the blundering generation interpretation.
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He has a curious interpretation of what a special counsel does.
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In light of that interpretation, the opinion could have stopped there.
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Those lawsuits involved interpretation of either SIPA or the Bankruptcy Code.
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So religious freedom means forcing one interpretation of religion on everyone.
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Tombs' interpretation of the GfK measure turned out to be right.
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For each, the task was interpretation, and the currency was meaning.
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But within Catholicism there is also strong resistance to this interpretation.
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The Senate can vote for a different interpretation of the rule.
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Those arguments, however, are founded upon a cartoonish interpretation of Kim.
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Because the judiciary promotes a backwards interpretation of mergers that says
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Justice Nicholas did not appear entirely persuaded by that interpretation, however.
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Simply put, black magick (regardless of your interpretation) isn't for beginners.
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"Their interpretation is that they can do that," the source said.
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My interpretation of the governor's first reaction was that he panicked.
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But it's a fine interpretation of classic Mario for an iPhone.
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"Affirmative fractions" are implemented to achieve this particular interpretation of fairness.
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In fact, the satirical interpretation would seem to hold more sway.
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That interpretation, however, would be a mistake, at least right now.
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And also to leave the listener with some level of interpretation.
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Their interpretation is fueled by a sense of abandon and exploration.
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Any kind of imagery that is powerful transcends any one interpretation.
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Like all intellectual legacies, Marx's work remains open to new interpretation.
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Historically, it's not obvious that either interpretation is the better one.
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"His interpretation of Scripture is pretty different from mine," Buttigieg said.
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This interpretation is supported by the recent reorganization of government agencies.
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According to Blight, the "Douglass as libertarian" interpretation is woefully simplistic.
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The book offered up her interpretation of A Course in Miracles.
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I don't gravitate to a literal interpretation of the Bible certainly.
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Whether the sites' screening processes are sufficient is open to interpretation.
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How success as a band in 2017 is up for interpretation.
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Now you're in the realm of meaning, and guesswork, and interpretation.
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"It's only then you can have the emotional interpretation," she said.
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Impeachment hinges on an interpretation of what constitutes obstruction of justice.
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The more data it receives, the better it becomes at interpretation.
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Its sentences both provoke and obscure, often resisting a single interpretation.
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And it is in many ways a cipher, open to interpretation.
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In Mr. Lubimov's interpretation, strong attacks bloom with bursts of fragrance.
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But he'd lost control over the interpretation of what he meant.
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"Forrest Gump" was a high-wire interpretation of Winston Groom's book.
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The crystal's powers, on the other hand, are open to interpretation.
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Perhaps the phrase's interpretation is a bit stretchy, but still cute.
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Instead, they hinge on someone's intuition or interpretation of the rules.
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It's an ambiguous name, open to interpretation and possibility: the Studio.
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Sources close to the president say this interpretation is dead wrong.
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But criminal defenders and police reform advocates have a different interpretation.
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Israel, undeterred, has clung to its own interpretation of international law.
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This interpretation is wrong — their findings are completely consistent with ours.
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Singer endorsed her interpretation (he hated Ms. Streisand's), and casting began.
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In theater, students hear feedback on line delivery and character interpretation.
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Yet at no point does his interpretation draw attention to itself.
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The facts of political life are now subject to partisan interpretation.
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His interpretation of the English language is in terms of pictures.
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Other candidates' bans have already proven to be up to interpretation.
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Trump is entitled to offer his own interpretation of Schiff's comments.
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I might have to look up an interpretation of that later.
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"Negligence could be really broad and open to interpretation," he said.
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Kerr calls the ruling a "critical limit" on the law's interpretation.
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The proper interpretation of these words are very much in dispute.
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These solutions range from seismic processing and interpretation to production modeling.
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The Native American tribes didn't leave much to interpretation, did they?
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"After the interpretation happens, we will comment for sure," he said.
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Even when Tommy's actions seem cruel, Franco's interpretation brims with sympathy.
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But there's no reason to think Trump agrees with this interpretation.
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The environment suits his interpretation, which is special for its modesty.
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You could argue that this interpretation is, in some ways, suitable.
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Yet that ambiguity is also the beauty of Mr. Scott's interpretation.
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International conventions relating to such issues can be open to interpretation.
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Interpretation is one of many skills that the ISAR CAP tests.
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Its interpretation of the law does not apply to other agencies.
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It depends on which interpretation of Liverpool is the more accurate.
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Mild. The question of Cleo's agency seems reasonably open to interpretation.
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Another interpretation is as a dispute about Sanders's approach to legislating.
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Probably the latter interpretation was closer to the showrunners' conscious intent.
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Yeah, the new costume is definitely more of a minimalist interpretation.
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That is a latter-day interpretation of the Sherman Antitrust Act.
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Those guidelines would also agree with Google's interpretation of driverless vehicles.
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The shift in the interpretation of Still's work matters to Bradford.
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Now, what that looks like is very much open to interpretation.
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"It needs advanced interpretation," uAspire chief policy officer Laura Keane said.
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Doesn't a phrase like "sensitive spaces" leave much open to interpretation?
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It doesn't beat you over the head with meaning or interpretation.
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In short, the revisionist interpretation of constitutional and case law exposed by leading legal and academic scholars supports the interpretation that Congress does not have the legal authority to extricate citizenship from island-born Puerto Ricans.
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In a law review article, he disparaged so-called Chevron deference, the doctrine that courts should defer to an agency's interpretation of its power where a statute is ambiguous, so long as the interpretation is reasonable.
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And finally, the broad interpretation offered by the lawsuit violates a basic canon of legal interpretation — the rule against surplusage, or the rule against interpreting a clause in a way that would render some words irrelevant.
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The N.F.L.'s head of officiating, Dean Blandino, later said that Anderson's interpretation was incorrect and that Sherman should have received a personal foul on the play, an interpretation that Seattle Coach Pete Carroll agreed with.
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His interpretation here is really a small-c conservative interpretation of gun laws, allowing policies that have been historically okay in America while rejecting new laws that attempt to go further and impose new restrictions on firearms.
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The state high court expressed a disagreement with the U.S. Supreme Court over the interpretation of the statute, and concluded that (since the U.S. Supreme Court precedent was not binding) it would adhere to its own interpretation.
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This interpretation also shows why a resuscitation of unionisation will be difficult.
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"The interpretation will always be individual to the observer," notes Bille Brahe.
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" This is a jazz interpretation of the poem "The Little Dog's Day.
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A second interpretation is that the tests are mainly intended as propaganda.
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According to ISIS' warped interpretation of Islam, all idols must be destroyed.
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Diagnoses often include nebulous criterion like "clinically significant impairment," subject to interpretation.
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It could come down to an interpretation of what qualifies as control.
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Justin Bieber always does a great job when it comes to interpretation.
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"I could not disagree more with the interpretation of that," Maddon said.
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The Morning Consult/Vox data gives both camps support for their interpretation.
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That's what the terrorists wanted, based on their severe interpretation of Islam.
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That's because it's so absurdly over the top and open to interpretation.
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It's a visual interpretation, made up of flat, angular shapes and forms.
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Shedd asked if DC and Maryland's interpretation would only protect career politicians.
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"This year, from my interpretation, that rule was not enforced," he said.
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It's a modern interpretation of emoji's previous default: the little yellow man.
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And Prince never wanted to add any interpretation to their final creations.
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The retrograde display also provided a more sophisticated interpretation of the chronograph.
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Parx seemed to confirm this interpretation with a reply on Twitter. 4.
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So it is somewhat flexible in its interpretation, as well as limited.
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The "New" of "New Mexico" was crossed out in the senator's interpretation.
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For women, the business casual uniform is much more open to interpretation.
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But "commonality" is open to interpretation by the administration of the day.
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Inspired in a complex interpretation of hip-hop, soul, and jazz grooves.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross took issue with FedEx's interpretation of the law.
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That negativity is based on a specious interpretation of the test data.
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"That's not how the legal interpretation is allowed to work," she said.
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Define them by phrases that are clear, rather than open for interpretation.
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The Bluetooth headband might be the most useful interpretation of modular accessories.
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But the court's interpretation of the rules once again comes into play.
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And up until, well, now, the answer has been open to interpretation.
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So I gave myself a lot of freedom of interpretation with it.
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So the Supreme Court effectively, but silently, endorsed this more expansive interpretation.
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Her interpretation of various Broadway and jazz songbooks was second to none.
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" He added, "So I don't find the RNC's interpretation outrageous, just wrong.
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It's a looser interpretation of cult philosophy that recurs throughout the series.
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But Beijing's Basic Law interpretation last Monday pre-empting the court judgment.
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This reinforces our interpretation that the results are driven by manager activity.
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Experts like Billieux, in fact, strongly cautioned against that kind of interpretation.
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But the lacunae in Heller leave a lot of room for interpretation.
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The mistake stems from an inaccurate interpretation of NASA's ongoing Twins Study.
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There's still so much to learn about Whittaker's interpretation of the Doctor.
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But Whitehouse thinks that interpretation is too pessimistic for his Republican colleagues.
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Mr Scully's paintings— which sell for more than £1m—always require interpretation.
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Tl;dr version: Like any piece of art, it's open to interpretation.
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After a pause, he offered his interpretation of what had just happened.
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The new interpretation presented in the new study offers a different scenario.
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Artist's interpretation of Avimaia schweitzerae, including the dead mother in the water.
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But the particulars of this race argue for a less sweeping interpretation.
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Here's what she divulges, based on my interpretation: — BPO is largely divided.
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This kind of an interpretation has received strong pushback in the United
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But perhaps there are other factors confounding the interpretation of these pictures?
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By any interpretation, was he obliged to make public this new information?
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Definitely. I think the best art is art that's left to interpretation.
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The rhetoric comes from a curious interpretation of the Bundys' Mormon faith.
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But the Bundys' potential interpretation of their faith helps explain their motives.
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The unique iconography illustrates — once again — her personal interpretation of traditional themes.
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That loose interpretation of a Zack Morris phone can stay I guess.
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One set of decisions relies on observable qualities that involve minimal interpretation.
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The feature is another interpretation of the Stories slideshow format Snapchat pioneered.
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In fact, the administration denies Landler's interpretation of how things went down.
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He has also ripped the media for its interpretation of the remarks.
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Over and over Trump et al demonstrate the validity of that interpretation.
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Sceptics might note that this interpretation relies heavily on a small sample.
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I disagree with their interpretation of the Bible but understand it well.
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You had to gain a lot from it through your own interpretation.
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At issue is the interpretation of China's accession agreement to the WTO.
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Her reading level hasn't changed, just the state's interpretation of her skills.
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That remains on track based on an initial interpretation of these results.
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They provide a fresh interpretation of a well-documented piece of history.
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Trump, on the other hand, seems committed to the broadest possible interpretation.
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North Carolina on Monday sued the Department of Justice, challenging that interpretation.
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What this means for the Democratic presidential race is open to interpretation.
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It can even come from small missteps in the interpretation of results.
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The NBA star offered a different interpretation of the president shortly after.
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The dissenting judge said that's just a crazy interpretation of the law.
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Today, art is an evolving and global concept, open to new interpretation!
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The circular shape in the center represents the Sun in this interpretation.
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I want readers to make their own interpretation and analyze the circumstances.
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The salamanders seem to have a liberal interpretation of what "fits" means.
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Or try this smoky interpretation of a classic New England fish chowder.
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But such an interpretation had not been codified in the ACA's regulations.
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Heller, asserted the second interpretation, which is now law of the land.
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"It's a young couple's interpretation of a prewar penthouse," Mr. Burger said.
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However, many include gray areas and exceptions which are subject to interpretation.
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Fortunately, five justices disagreed with Scalia's interpretation of what constitutes protected waters.
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"These unfortunate facts create biases in our interpretation of data," Klein said.
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They ultimately decided in favor of a broad interpretation of the statute.
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Justice's interpretation of the executive order "renders (it) toothless," the judge wrote.
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How well the company addressed the questions remains a matter of interpretation.
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"The Spinning Sculpture" Interpretation of Youtube optical illusion "The girl that spins".
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" Similarly, writes GhaneaBassiri, "there was no singular interpretation nor practice of Islam.
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But his bad interpretation is not the same as a bad theory.
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What marriage "means" is suddenly wide open to personal interpretation and variation.
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Or was just inspired by Knights fans' creative interpretation of the lyrics?
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They not only responded to Chloe but to Ashley's interpretation of her.
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Empire of the SunMusical interpretation of JLo's seminal psychological thriller The Cell.
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The dance, though open to interpretation, has propelled the song even further.
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The actress went on to explain her own interpretation of the line.
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Diagnoses often include nebulous criterion like "clinically significant impairment," subject to interpretation.
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You read his stories and come out with your own psychological interpretation.
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Amazingly, almost every detail from this point on remains open to interpretation.
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We hear them at great length, but with little interpretation or analysis.
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Broadening the interpretation of antitrust law would have consequences for future acquisitions.
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The truth is that the word bears an impossible burden of interpretation.
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First, those voices are truly the wellspring of a tradition of interpretation.
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Having the whole stage to do the interpretation of my dream role?
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It is true that these judges will shape constitutional interpretation for decades.
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Thus a different interpretation of the Yellow Vest protest may be warranted.
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The background behind the law supports this broad interpretation of Congress's authority.
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I know which interpretation of the murders helps me sleep at night.
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Like many sports rules, it requires on-field, real-time referee interpretation.
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But this is too literal an interpretation of the lessons of history.
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But in Southeast Asia, "the right thing" is a matter of interpretation.
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This interpretation of the law would also absolve companies, not just individuals.
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Textualist interpretation can produce liberal as well as conservative interpretations of statutes.
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The oral history changes that, and very little is left to interpretation.
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" Moss wrote, who went on to describe's Sekulow's interpretation as "patently ridiculous.
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Artists don't get to force their interpretation of their art on others.
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He, like his colleagues, felt confident about his interpretation of the events.
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To me, the sculpture is an interpretation of skateboarding coming from America.
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" He chalked the AP's interpretation of his quotes up to a "misunderstanding.
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The problem I have is with the interpretation by the analyst community.
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"I don't think we share that interpretation of the statistics," he said.
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I think every family has their own interpretation of a certain dish.
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She will be doing her interpretation of the house for onetime only.
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The appendix of the delegate selection plan appears to confirm this interpretation.
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Halkin, like Bari Weiss, is entitled to his interpretation of his religion.
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Their interpretation is that big ideas are just getting harder to find.
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Chafe's interpretation of the St. John detects theology in almost every bar.
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"It's just another interpretation, like people do interpretations of Macbeth," he explained.
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The 22nd Circuit's jurisdictional analysis leaves a lot of room for interpretation.
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This narrow interpretation of him obscures the radicalism that informed his brilliance.
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Some experts on the federal law disagree with MGM's interpretation of it.
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Those judges deferred to the Labor secretary's interpretation of workplace safety coverage.
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When it comes to sexual practices, too, statistics are open to interpretation.
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With Gillibrand, the sexual interpretation is a bit more of a stretch.
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Whether it does, however, could be open to interpretation by the Treasury.
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It's unknown at this time, as these rules are open to interpretation.
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I'm sure she could give us a revealing interpretation of her observations.
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It was a movie about movies and about the interpretation of movies.
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Yes, but: The interpretation of what's considered a political ad can vary.
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In one interpretation, Schlesinger got at least some of what he wanted.
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The voices are given no explicit identity, leaving things open to interpretation.
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As a result, N.F.L. rules and their interpretation are top of mind.
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But that interpretation doesn't at all explain why the Babadook is queer.
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ISIS follows a fundamentalist, highly intolerant interpretation of Islam known as Wahhabism.
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" The court repeatedly deferred to previous Supreme Court rulings and to the FCC's freedom as an expert agency to provide "reasonable" interpretation of the law to justify its policies, even if those interpretation is not necessarily the "best.
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Social media, particularly Twitter, can amplify an ideologically particular interpretation of events before all the evidence is in — allowing a contradictory narrative to form on the other side in response, highlighting its own selective interpretation of what happened.
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The stakes in this fight are massive — the future of abortion rights in America — which naturally leads partisans to amp up the rhetoric, overstating the conclusiveness of an interpretation of testimony or labeling this debatable interpretation as flatly false.
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If the UK did leave the EU, "the interpretation of legislation would not necessarily have to follow the interpretation given by the European Court of Justice," explained Kenneth Armstrong, a professor of European law at the University of Cambridge.
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Contrary to Randall's assertions, the book clearly states it follows one interpretation of quantum mechanics (the "relational" interpretation) among the many defended today and presents the Big Bounce as a possibility that seems to emerge from loop quantum gravity.
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The president could, presumably, attempt to adopt an innovative interpretation of those provisions and direct executive officers to follow that interpretation so as to exclude some class of individuals from the traditional understanding of the scope of American citizenship.
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How do you take your news: Plain or with a splash of interpretation?
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Which is a fair, if oversimplified interpretation, of how this process actually works.
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However, the 2012 home release of Ice Age: Continental Drift includes ASL interpretation.
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Nair doesn't claim her interpretation as gospel, so why take it as such?
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It was his own mother who inspired his inclusive interpretation of the Bible.
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Focusing only on whether or not Pollock's interpretation is right misses the point.
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Here is one person&aposs interpretation of what it could potentially look like.
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Whether Chris, Jaden, or both men die is left up to audience interpretation.
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The group seeks to run Somalia under a strict interpretation of Shariah law.
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The very purpose of art is in the magic of the listener's interpretation.
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Revealingly, the researchers admit that their interpretation needs to be viewed with caution.
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However, he cautioned, the question is subject to interpretation by Ghana revenue authorities.
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No interpretation, no matter how subtle, can (for me) change anything about this.
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Kristina Killgrove, a biological anthropologist, is not so sure about the new interpretation.
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It's certainly not a "polite" answer, but it leaves little room for interpretation.
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But the study team is putting its money on the black-hole interpretation.
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But some of the measures include grey areas that are open to interpretation.
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Evaluation and interpretation of the well results is ongoing to assess future options.
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As with so much of Shakespeare, her motivations are left open to interpretation.
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One laboratory interpretation of the secretly collected DNA samples excluded the Perlmutters altogether.
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We don't do all the interpretation back yet that we used to do.
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The judges questioned the broad interpretation of "emolument" adopted by DC and Maryland.
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When you're a character in someone else's narrative, you're vulnerable to their interpretation.
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His work also seems to acknowledge there is room for discussion, for interpretation.
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Chloe's interpretation of Edvard Munch's "The Scream," age 7, from Bailey's art class.
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She's a lot like her art — beautiful, black AF, and open to interpretation.
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For the institution presenting his work, this still leaves ample room for interpretation.
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It's not a very comprehensive treaty, meant to be flexible in its interpretation.
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I'd love to do "Invisible Man" if there was an interpretation of that.
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Employees must also believe in a literal interpretation of Genesis and Jesus Christ.
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A Louisiana Supreme Court justice appears to side with the canine lawyer interpretation.
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Interpretation can be a tentative and uncertain activity, fraught with moments of doubt.
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Clinton, and "reiterated" for Mr. Sanders – he sees such reportorial interpretation as legitimate.
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We don't agree with that interpretation and that's what the discussion was about.
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But this year's Pride Festival is exploring a different interpretation of the hashtag.
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It is her interpretation that creates the stories, all of which are true.
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At least, that's our interpretation of the looks walking into the top shows.
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But Democrat James To Kun-sun said it showed Beijing's interpretation was "unnecessary".
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His interpretation of the text is what elicited protests and charges of blasphemy.
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While we do have some hard numbers, even they are open to interpretation.
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The message from the African American Defense League left little up for interpretation.
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Two harder bits of statistical evidence would seem to favor the latter interpretation.
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It's hard to know what to expect from the film interpretation of Monopoly.
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Did that have any impact on your process or interpretation on the book?
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And there are also some authors who really highlight this more artsy interpretation.
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"And there can be no other interpretation … I mean, give me a break."
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There's no subtext (except maybe Bradley Cooper Jason Bateman), no creation, no interpretation.
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I'll provide some interpretation when it's appropriate, but really that's not my objective.
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When Trump leaves them confused, some say they look to her for interpretation.
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The literary value of audiobooks versus print books -- that's up for wider interpretation.
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Some security bloggers have a dark interpretation of the NSA's attitude towards encryption.
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The court endorsed his interpretation that it forbids Muslims voting for non-Muslims.
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Unlike other class qualifications, there's no canonical breed interpretation built into a model.
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There's no doubt or room for interpretation: His tweets make that crystal clear.
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It is without question a high crime or misdemeanor under any plausible interpretation.
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That's more or less the interpretation of the Hearst case history settled on.
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According to Patently Apple, this could mean touchless drawing and sign language interpretation.
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Artist's interpretation of Texas wildlife some 11 million to 12 million years ago.
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But interpretation of vision — what you see with the camera — we are doing.
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The result is a literal interpretation of seeing life through someone else's eyes.
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And robotics and vision systems and interpretation of images and what's going on.
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Fast's seemingly derelict interpretation of Chinatown businesses has drawn ire from local groups.
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Image; NRAO/AUI/NSF: D. BerryBut others aren't convinced by the cocoon interpretation.
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Once again, the N.R.A. and its fundamentalist interpretation of the Second Amendment prevailed.
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There had been a problem with the interpretation of the law, he added.
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In New York, Magistrate Judge Orenstein rejected the government's interpretation of US v.
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But as I wrote yesterday, I don't think this interpretation is quite right.
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I like the interpretation and the invention these people are coming up with.
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Perhaps a more intuitive interpretation, however, is that God is a creative spirit.
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"Sometimes the new answers do not fit with earlier interpretation," Larsson told Gizmodo.
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Multiple Instagram posts promoting Discovery in Klingon also lend themselves to this interpretation.
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Unfortunately, some have mistakenly made that interpretation — but that was not our intention.
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The true definition of a "copycat" is still very much open to interpretation.
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Me agreeing with someone's interpretation of a theory does nothing of the sort.
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This interpretation makes for an interesting narrative, but it's missing the real story.
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So here's one performing an interpretation of the Lightning's late-season playoff run.
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Don't take our word for it; that's Peele's own interpretation of his movie.
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It said the upgrade followed additional 3D processing and interpretation of seismic data.
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Second part: has your interpretation of the meaning of life changed since then?
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Well today we have a fresh interpretation... that leaves us even more confused.
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They do so with evidence, but their interpretation of that evidence is flawed.
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Shiftgig, which raised $20 million last year, is one interpretation of that idea.
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The other method of decision, however, is more complex and interpretation is central.
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"Everyone has their own interpretation of what it means to them," Demers says.
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Each corner of the triangle is not a type, but a unique interpretation.
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There was no way to prove that one interpretation was truer than another.
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The image, from a found artwork, adds an unexpected element that invites interpretation.
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Cusi sought a strict interpretation of the charter and argued against another term.
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Over the years, the courts deepened and broadened their interpretation of sex discrimination.
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"It's really up to interpretation," Schnapp told The Wrap of his character's sexuality.
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He said that the EPA's interpretation of the Clean Air Act was acceptable.
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Third, HHS's current interpretation of the statute is not the only reasonable one.
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Any other interpretation would substantially undermine the gun ban's ability to prevent bloodshed.
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But another interpretation is investors are positioning outright for a rise in volatility.
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But that very marginality has opened up his stories for more various interpretation.
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Reviews of the decision by business centric news agencies present a different interpretation.
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Language interpretation is growing and is expected to add 14,600 jobs by 2028.
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I still question that interpretation but there is case law to support it.
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The poll also shows the public split over its interpretation of his findings.
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The condition of the world's second-largest economy, China, is open to interpretation.
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He wrote Thursday that Republicans' interpretation "distorts the broader meaning" of his speech.
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The performance was a miniature master class in the interpretation of song lyrics.
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My government's response to the increased radical interpretation of Islam has been robust.
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That afternoon, I kept asking myself if I should just stop doing interpretation.
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And an Orchard, for a Dome – What is your interpretation of these lines?
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Mr. Rogers appointed Benjamin Weiss, who then led interpretation in the education department.
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That he left it so open to interpretation is not to his credit.
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To other readers, the same spray of dots suggested quite the opposite interpretation.
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And that the vast majority of Muslims absolutely reject its interpretation of Islam.
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It hadn't occurred to me that I was responsible for my own interpretation.
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But it's clear that she anticipates a certain interpretation of this relentless encouragement.
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However, Pence has a generous interpretation of the treaty as it is now.
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They thought my father-in-law's interpretation was a bit of a stretch.
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Al Shabaab also wants to impose its strict interpretation of Islam in Somalia.
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Population genetics is a complicated, fast-moving field with many uncertainties of interpretation.
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Do you see a through line from that to your interpretation of Lear?
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And he received three perfect scores of 10 for performance and musical interpretation.
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I think there's historical reasons, and then clearly an interpretation of a constitution.
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Maybe the Congress member misspoke and my interpretation of his words is off.
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The book, which Mr. Fiore initiated, was a kinetic interpretation of McLuhan's philosophy.
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Other health experts agreed with his interpretation when I asked them about it.
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This is more of a literal interpretation, like when a bull GOREs someone.
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At best, it's a very creative interpretation of inadequate research and anecdotal evidence.
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Where some see a fascinating interpretation of a supervillain, others see bad acting.
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So I need someone to appreciate my interpretation of these moments as well.
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More importantly, this is only one speculative interpretation of what Trump's tweet meant.
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It's difficult, if not impossible, to find anime characters resembling Snapchat's skeptical interpretation.
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But ask the local Indivisible chapter and you get a very different interpretation.
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European policymakers added exemptions to allow for quotations, criticism, parody and artistic interpretation.
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Nature, in his interpretation, dominates our feeble attempts at conquering its savage terrain.
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It is also an interpretation that seems propelled by an unfaltering inner confidence.
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There was her husband's interpretation, as expressed via his favorite communication method, Twitter.
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There are others: on climate change, on the interpretation of history, on democracy.
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We will look very carefully at the implications and our interpretation of it.
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I want to leave the picture up to interpretation, and the dream unfinished.
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Even focusing on the longer run, though, leaves plenty of room for interpretation.
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Judge Kavanaugh, too, has embraced this business-friendly interpretation of the First Amendment.
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And his interpretation of one of Shostakovich's most familiar pieces took some risks.
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Nietzsche's misogyny is a brute fact that no pageant of interpretation can disguise.
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This incorrect interpretation of this deceptively simple map can have significant adverse consequences.
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One interpretation was that it helped teachers generate and check problems for students.
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"We disagree with General Flynn's lawyers' interpretation of taking the Fifth," he said.
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It's an elegantly soulful interpretation of the essential elements of Japanese garden design.
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In my interpretation, get-low is a lot of hovering moves and animations.
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Many people agreed with my interpretation that it's more incompetence than ill will.
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Mr. Purcell said that was the right interpretation of the appeals court's ruling.
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How his system is applied depends entirely on the interpretation of its messengers.
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The Islamic Republic's official news agency was forced to criticize Mr. Bahrampour's interpretation.
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But the new version was highly misleading even under the most generous interpretation.
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Their arguments are in part about who controls the interpretation of such experiences.
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The chair of the FEC, Ellen Weintraub, publicly criticized the Justice Department's interpretation.
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Ambassador Bolton also expressed frustration about Ambassador Sondland's expansive interpretation of his mandate.
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This was my interpretation of the situation, and for a while it sufficed.
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The first interpretation of the modern Mini in 13 was cute and fun.
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They found allies among the rebelling working people of France (in James's interpretation).
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Many accused the ad of promoting an outdated and sexist interpretation of marriage.
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So it's really interesting to hear exactly what interpretation of the sound is.
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Slavitt: I'm glad you asked that question because that's the exact wrong interpretation.
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The Trump administration will argue for a broad interpretation of federal constitutional powers.
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Mr. Zehetmair's interpretation of this classic feels dancily suspended in air, understatedly intense.
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At least one expert believes that common use interpretation would carry the day.
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Under this interpretation, DHS should have issued a regulation and accepted public comment.
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The reality, though, is much more complicated than such a partisan, monochrome interpretation.
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While that's a generous interpretation of "five-ish," it was still very quick.
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The regulation answers many of those questions, though some remain up for interpretation.
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Islamic State imposed its very strict interpretation of Islamic law on Raqqa's residents.
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Needless to say, casinos are not pleased by this interpretation or this timetable.
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Do you find Mr. Barr's interpretation of the Mueller report to be satisfying?
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That this interpretation requires considerable hermeneutic contortions didn't prevent it from becoming popular.
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But before that, Vedder was already flirting with his own interpretation of punk.
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Informative works are leavened by imagination, even humor, and left open to interpretation.
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"That interpretation represents an appalling abdication of federal enforcement responsibility, inconsistent with the law and with courts' interpretation of the law, and totally lacking in human compassion for children in school, whom the Department is charged to protect," she said.
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According to the U.S. government's Commission on International Religious Freedom, the modern Saudi state "privileges its own interpretation of Sunni Islam over all other interpretations" and "restricts most forms of public religious expression inconsistent with its particular interpretation of Sunni Islam".
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It also gives China's Parliament the right to interpret the law, but until Monday, Beijing had not issued its own interpretation of any clause in the Basic Law without being asked for an interpretation by the Hong Kong government or judiciary.
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The scene is depicted as a flashback (to 270, from the movie's 28 timeline) filtered through Cliff's memory in one interpretation and as an idle daydream he has while doing an odd job for his friend Rick in another interpretation.
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Nine GOP senators sent a letter to Thomas Brandon, the acting director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosive (ATF), on Friday asking that they "review the Obama Administration's interpretation and issue your own interpretation" on the attachment.
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"We have never been in this situation before ... and my worry is that if they act with too much urgency with an interpretation, there could be flaws that will mean a second and third interpretation would be needed," Young said.
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Unless the DC Circuit can be convinced that the Bush interpretation (now presumably the Trump interpretation as well) is wrong, any limits on CO2 from stationary sources now face a multi-year, steeply uphill slog through EPA and the courts.
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