A rating downgrade could also be triggered by severe deterioration in intrinsic credit quality, leading to a one notch downward revision of the intrinsic rating.
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To revive gamification, we must understand and apply these four principles: Intrinsic motivation versus extrinsic motivation With intrinsic motivation, playing the game is an end in itself.
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There were many other thoughts–memories, and it wasn't intrinsic to the traffic signal, it was intrinsic to the duration, the interval of time and location in space.
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They are now backtracking from claiming that two-thirds of all cancers are due to intrinsic processes to claiming that two-thirds of mutations are due to unavoidable intrinsic processes.
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" Still, he maintains, "our bodies have intrinsic moral meaning.
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Such figures are intrinsic to the spirit of tech entrepreneurialism.
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That really is intrinsic to our motivation for doing this.
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Because I think in the end intrinsic value will win.
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When the desired behavioral shift is small, intrinsic motivation works.
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People who have intrinsic goals seek inward happiness and contentment.
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A big plot of land may have some intrinsic value.
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Martoma worked at CR Intrinsic Investors, a subsidiary of SAC.
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But there's something deeper and more intrinsic in play here.
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NOTHING INTRINSIC I THINK GOLD IS MORE RELIGION THAN FUNDAMENTAL.
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Dunbar's abstractions summon the timelessness intrinsic to any given region.
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"I think it's intrinsic," says biological anthropologist Dr. Helen Fisher.
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"Being yourself has no intrinsic value whatsoever," Brinkmann tells us.
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The intrinsic worth of that business remains essentially the same.
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Sex is intrinsic to the very skeleton of the track.
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We know there are lots of intrinsic and extrinsic factors.
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I don't even think this is intrinsic to social media.
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" That provides what Stott refers to as an "intrinsic valuation.
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It's an intrinsic part of the economy and the workforce.
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It's clear war and empire are intrinsic to Putin's project.
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Are these sad stories from people's past intrinsic to the project?
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Each study was selected for a reason other than intrinsic interest.
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Intrinsic was founded in 2015 and was formerly known as GitStar.
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The objects of these frenzied searches have intrinsic value for scientists.
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So did a flexible view of what baseball's intrinsic qualities were.
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It's just got intrinsic advantages versus porting a mobile operating system.
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"It's intrinsic to who they are as a person," he said.
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It is, many would argue, an intrinsic part of the job.
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Because Amitabh Bachchan is an integral, intrinsic part of India's history.
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A Cepheid pulsates at a frequency related to its intrinsic brightness.
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Curiosity is intrinsic motivation in an sea of constant tide changes.
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"There are intrinsic harms here that can't be cured," Cassidy says.
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Loher's intrinsic connection with nature easily transcends her needs for technology.
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Surveillance has been revealed in studies to negatively impact intrinsic motivation.
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What's at stake here is not a person's intrinsic worth, right?
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Again, I don't think this is intrinsic to increased human connectivity.
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Is there an intrinsic relationship between sexual deviance and dance music?
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These repeated arrangements play an intrinsic, rudimentary role in his illustrations.
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Instead, these substances seem to activate our own, intrinsic protective mechanisms.
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Like any trend, hairwork eventually lost some of its intrinsic value.
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But maybe that ambiguity is an intrinsic part of their nature.
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Clear discount versus intrinsic value versus our peer groups, et cetera.
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It didn't fully describe intrinsic value .. it was a reasonable proxy.
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How do we take advantage of the immersiveness intrinsic to VR?
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I have a way of thinking that's intrinsic to my age.
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Was being a "good" person an intrinsic part of his identity?
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"It was deliberately supposed to be about who would you be if you weren't defined by your body, and all of things that are intrinsic in our bodies that isn't necessarily intrinsic in ourselves," explains David Levithan.
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It is the intrinsic nature of women to be creators and communicators.
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The more invisible Twitter starts to appear, the more intrinsic it becomes.
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When the desired behavioral shift is significant, intrinsic motivation doesn't cut it.
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She argues the culture of meat-eating is intrinsic to hegemonic masculinity.
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A purpose gives you powerful intrinsic motivation to succeed despite the odds.
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By doing this, students discover intrinsic motivation and learn without realizing it.
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What "Valiant Ambition" does have working in its favor is intrinsic interest.
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From our perspective, the vision of this intrinsic security story is unique.
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That understanding is, gracefully, intrinsic to our basic human state of affairs.
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That goal has always been intrinsic to why I make movies, apparently.
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But a quarter reflects the intrinsic abilities of the people they admit.
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That, I would say, is more intrinsic to the advertising business model.
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This intrinsic value is often referred to as 'the spirit of sport.
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Is there intrinsic evil in their work only once they've been apprehended?
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Nor does he countenance any of the various trends as intrinsic improvements.
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Would they have recognized his intrinsic value (unlikely!) or just chucked him?
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There was a time when such extravagance was intrinsic to the faith.
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First, determine the intrinsic value of the investment you are interested in.
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Gold is considered an intrinsic part of weddings and festivals in India.
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Dorsey is "iconic" and intrinsic to the company's social fabric, Liekefett said.
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Third, many social and ecological benefits are intrinsic to effective climate policy.
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First, the infant may have some intrinsic anatomic or physiological risk factor.
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Your skin, blessedly, won't be an intrinsic part of your self-worth.
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"It's the only thing other than gold and silver that trades futures that have no intrinsic value, and even gold and silver have some intrinsic value," he said, referring to the limited industrial use for gold and silver.
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The ban on abortion, though, "was intrinsic to Irish Catholicism, and for a long-time Catholicism was sort of an intrinsic part to being Irish," the FT's Orla Ryan, who is Irish, said on the World Weekly podcast.
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For Apple, silicon development is an intrinsic part of the iPhone creation process.
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"MySpace is intrinsic to Viant's people-based advertising platform," a spokesperson tells me.
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And people have an intrinsic value in themselves and a need to work.
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Louis Geltman, Policy Director of Outdoor Alliance: These places unquestionably have intrinsic value.
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It does not reflect the Group's true intrinsic business worth or its prospects.
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We set out to buy stock at prices below intrinsic value per share.
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She's an intrinsic part of my identity, the sidekick to my daily adventures.
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DIPGs, or diffuse intrinsic pontine gliomas, are, to put it mildly, not great.
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The value approach favours stocks with a low price relative to intrinsic worth.
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One is about the merit of book as a gauge of intrinsic value.
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My failure to control them has nothing to do with my intrinsic weakness.
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But gender equality has an intrinsic value, regardless of its impact on GDP.
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Intrinsic ID, a Dutch firm, uses an analogous process for silicon memory chips.
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"With regard to value, we focus on intrinsic value at Intrexon," said Kirk.
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That said, pretty good doesn't really compare to the excitement of intrinsic motivation.
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ONE IS THE COMPANY IS TRADING AT A BIG DISCOUNT TO INTRINSIC VALUE.
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Traditional investments, he says, have intrinsic worth, most often a stream of revenue.
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Spain gives so much more, though, because beauty is intrinsic to its play.
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"Intrinsic goodness, and shared values, these are what drive real romance," she said.
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It's not built on an increase in the intrinsic value of those assets.
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They're great because Hereford's produce and people are intrinsic to what they do.
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Netflix's shares have an intrinsic valuation of $54.95, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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Now, Tulane's interconnectivity and interdisciplinarity are intrinsic to the lifeblood of our institution.
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Common sense is viewed as intrinsic, something to be liberated rather than learned.
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Yet while the relationship is certainly beneficial, it's not necessarily intrinsic or unchanging.
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In this, the intrinsic interdependence between biological evolution and cultural evolution is key.
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Well, there's an intrinsic, as opposed to extrinsic, motivation that is the point.
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The challenge they pose to your values is therefore intrinsic to those values.
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Buffett had long used book value as a gauge of Berkshire's intrinsic worth.
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There is nothing intrinsic in American culture that immunizes us against its breakdown.
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Republican leaders are not driven by an intrinsic or ideological contempt for democracy.
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In this story, the fairy folk are an intrinsic part of the land.
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Abans Finance's intrinsic financial strength is significantly weaker than its support-driven rating.
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Volatility this extreme means there is something that isn't tied to intrinsic value.
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And SUVs have their own intrinsic characteristics that make them sticky to buyers.
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Birds also have an intrinsic value like any living thing on our planet.
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Makeup artist Dain Yoon says her computer is an intrinsic part of herself.
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You have to have an intrinsic need and a wish to be mindful.
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"The pope is an intrinsic part of the World Youth Day," he said.
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"There is no intrinsic value to the individual piece itself," Ms. Peck said.
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We view these expectations as credible, but they entail substantial intrinsic execution risks.
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Speaking up publicly is intrinsic to #MeToo: It's right there in the name.
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That's a reason why thinking of heritage as having intrinsic value doesn't work.
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For many — perhaps even for most — work brings both intrinsic and extrinsic rewards.
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People's History of the United States—there seems to me to be an intrinsic
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This supports CLM's 'BBB-' rating, which is stronger than the region's intrinsic credit profile.
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Everyone seemed to care more about that demo than anything else Intrinsic was building.
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Photography somehow brings up psychological, philosophical concerns, probably because of its intrinsic representational qualities.
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If you've ever played tug of war than this strategy already makes intrinsic sense.
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I don't know if it's part of who I am, but it's definitely intrinsic.
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When you tally up these regional effects, the intrinsic Conservative advantage is truly staggering.
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Benshi were an intrinsic part of Japanese moviegoing in the 1920s and early '30s.
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Trump didn't invent the intrinsic tendencies of the Republican Party, he simply exploited them.
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Intrinsic motivation changes the playing field, and it's worth taking smart risks to chase.
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A company that lacks diversity often lacks an intrinsic system of checks and balances.
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I definitely had this really intrinsic feeling about what a serious story looked like.
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Above all I like this "intrinsic culture" that you can find in any building.
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So there's intrinsic aging, which means biological aging, and external aging, which is effects.
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We assign a higher National Rating to BPI to reflect its stronger intrinsic profile.
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Additionally, consider how deadlines and imposed goals undermine intrinsic motivation and negatively effect performance.
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Put differently, those regarded as authentic are guided by intrinsic motivations, not extrinsic rewards.
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Gold's scarcity, utility, and intrinsic value aren't affected by central banks' interest rate decisions.
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Humans, according to Professor Singer's critique of "speciesism," have no intrinsic claim to life.
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He's a value investor, so his analysis is based off of intrinsic value — i.e.
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No, it is more than that: It is an intrinsic consequence of facing Barcelona.
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There's deep calculation all the way through, but there's also soul music's intrinsic joy.
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This supports the 'BBB-' rating, which is stronger than the region's intrinsic credit profile.
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Stambeli is deeply intrinsic: It's either in your culture and history, or it's not.
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What makes a meme both dank and intrinsic to the immigrant parent, you ask?
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Collaboration is an intrinsic ingredient for this filmmaker, who worked frequently with Merce Cunningham.
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If you can't find an intrinsic reward, it might not be the right habit.
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Yet the prisms shrink this intrinsic distance — we can model ourselves after literally ourselves.
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Do you really have such minuscule confidence in the intrinsic appeal of your programming?
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"We're looking for growth in the intrinsic value of the business," Mr. Bonavico said.
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Ultimately, there's an element of the miraculous to social tipping points, of intrinsic unpredictability.
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Most, I believe, started out with an intrinsic respect for the police and prosecutors.
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As a value investor, Sethi researches a company's fundamentals to determine its intrinsic value.
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That speaks to an intrinsic characteristic of cancer: It does not kill right away.
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A certificate signed by a recognized authenticator is part of the item's intrinsic value.
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"It's intrinsic to her, that certain enigmatic je ne sais quoi," Mr. Doonan said.
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Everyone is created fearfully and wonderfully in the image of God with intrinsic value.
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But the idea of creating identity is similarly intrinsic to the other two Coopers.
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And that's exactly the point about capitalism: It has precisely zero intrinsic beliefs. None.
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The concept of intrinsic value came up earlier this year when Buffett made the decision to change his trigger for buying back Berkshire shares from a quantifiable discount to the company's book value (1.2 times book value) to a discount to intrinsic value.
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"In our view, its intrinsic value must be zero," it concluded in a blog post.
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In other words, emotion-related difficulties are intrinsic to the alexithymia, not to the autism.
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Charisma is supposedly intrinsic, it just is, it is not the accumulation of acting decisions.
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This present value is the intrinsic value and can be directly compared to share price.
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It includes the power intrinsic to the very property rights that market fundamentalists often defend.
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It is your obligation to be extremely transparent and educate others about this intrinsic risk.
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At the heart of humanity is an intrinsic need to feel loved and cared for.
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He manages nearly $210 billion for Freedom Funds in the Intrinsic Opportunities portfolio, disclosures show.
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Many entrepreneurs assume that an invention carries intrinsic value, but that assumption is a fallacy.
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CR Intrinsic paid more than $600 million to settle SEC insider trading charges in 2013.
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But a free energy agent always generates its own intrinsic reward: the minimization of surprise.
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If they could make something more exclusive, could they say it had more intrinsic value?
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My brother is also named Jamie, so I have an intrinsic flinch when she's around.
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By grouping users based on their intrinsic motivations, we can now send highly specific notifications.
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Swamp Thing takes the intrinsic horrors of the swamp and amplifies them to enrapturing results.
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Killing the enemy is an intrinsic part of that, but so is soaking up fire.
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Ideally, of course, you want stocks whose intrinsic value is higher than their market value.
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I might also suggest the rather conservative idea of good old-fashioned intrinsic musical quality.
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Sometimes, even Google translate can't destroy the intrinsic poetry of a partially curdled cake dessert.
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But despite these big differences, it still maintains the sense of exploration intrinsic to Zelda.
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Evil is not, the artists here purport, something intrinsic to humanity, not by birth, anyway.
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Simplicity is not stupidity; making language easy to apprehend is intrinsic to making it appealing.
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In fact, personal interest and self-transcendent purpose are the dual engines of intrinsic motivation.
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The digital currency has "no intrinsic value," Bernstein said in a phone interview with CNBC.
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There's deep calculation all the way through, but there's also soul music's intrinsic joy. 3.
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The phrase does not explicitly say there is an intrinsic link between terrorism and Islam.
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The intrinsic value of the materials didn't always match the market cost of the art.
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For Martin Daly, a Canadian evolutionary psychologist, there are deeper, more intrinsic forces at play.
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Goal pursuit directed by intrinsic motivation is not only more powerful, but exponentially more fulfilling.
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The older liberals generally believe that the open exchange of ideas is an intrinsic good.
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It is a natural outgrowth of an intrinsic hostility to people who are Hispanics. Check.
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Technology promises to make easy things that, by their intrinsic nature, have to be hard.
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Most doctors see an intrinsic distinction between calling an insurance company and calling a senator.
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Rather than providing useful information about intrinsic candidate strengths, it can all feel disturbingly arbitrary.
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Intrinsic Real Estate Holdings LLC purchased a condo in Las Vegas in June for $276,000.
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Photons have an intrinsic angular momentum of 1, and that's all the spin they need.
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Aristotle believed that the universe is saturated with it, that everything has an intrinsic drive.
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They mimic the language of communities formed around intrinsic qualities like gender, race, or illness.
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But exceptions will be made if it has intrinsic educational, news, scientific, or artistic value.
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The bottom line: Many of these most serious tradeoffs are structural and intrinsic to blockchains.
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Technology and the data it creates have become an intrinsic part of most people's lives.
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Heyman, driven by conviction, grapples with the intrinsic complications of articulating suffering and stories untold.
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In almost all of the letters is the statement, "As much as Charlie and I talk about intrinsic business value, we cannot tell you precisely what that number is for Berkshire shares (nor, in fact, for any other stock)," in talking about Intrinsic Business Value.
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Weak Intrinsic Credit Profile Valencia's structurally negative current balances since 2009, recurring overall budget deficits before debt repayment, high net overall risk and a weaker economic profile than Spain, mean that the regional government's intrinsic credit profile (ICP) is weaker than the IDRs indicate.
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Good genes are the intrinsic ones, smoking and sun exposure are the factors we can control.
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Especially when compared to working out solo, there's also an intrinsic, motivating value in group fitness.
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But if these bigger events have lost their intrinsic feeling, then the headliners feel mildly irrelevant.
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Now, intrinsic value per share is not something that is precise to the penny or anything.
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When your motivation shifts from intrinsic to extrinsic, your performance naturally drops over the long-run.
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The spacetime foam proposal fits nicely with the intrinsic uncertainty and indeterminism of the quantum world.
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And solidarity, he argues, is the expression of the intrinsic debts we have to one another.
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The animals are not just part of the landscape but intrinsic to their way of life.
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For us, it's intrinsic to, it's a core value that we have in terms of inclusivity.
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Based on Fitch's Financial Guaranty criteria, EIF's intrinsic rating is assessed within the 'AA' rating category.
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These are rewards that satisfy our intrinsic need for personal excellence and a sense of competence.
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On the other hand, there's an intrinsic danger to flood protection becoming localized in this way.
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Bailey responded saying "that's quite strong actually!" before adding there was "no intrinsic value" in cryptoassets.
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Maybe it was the intrinsic perfection of the combination of ham, cheese, eggs, radish, and pickles.
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"Life is far more than money," said Van Zutphen, owner and president of Intrinsic Wealth Counsel.
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Products fail to create habits when they use blanket triggers for users with different intrinsic motivations.
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An intrinsic part of Mumbai's heritage, it is one of the city's few surviving Irani cafes.
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Analysts determine intrinsic value using either absolute valuation or relative valuation models, and some use both.
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Unless we invert this equation, much of our capacity for intrinsic motivation starts to shut down.
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That way, the intrinsic purpose of punk would come alive and have something to fight against.
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The installations and area's otherworldly, strange design is conceptually intrinsic to the digressive fun had there.
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"Climate change is an intrinsic part of the development of the world," he said in 2014.
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It is not that all utterances have intrinsic value or deserve a chance to be heard.
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Menotti was Bilardo's antithesis, a thinker and idealist who believed there was intrinsic value in aesthetics.
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"We start with the intrinsic properties of graphite, which already is pretty black," Dr. Lehman said.
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As a value investor, Link conducts research into a company's fundamentals to determine its intrinsic value.
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The suggestion that one group has monopolized historical truth demonstrates the intrinsic failure to understand it.
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The evolution of college football has eroded the team's structural advantages and exposed its intrinsic shortcomings.
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For him, a person's intrinsic worth is tied to worldly success and above all to power.
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The privacy piece is less part of the challenge, although that's an intrinsic challenge to growth.
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Color is intrinsic to art and is employed in countless ways by visual artists and designers.
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Intrinsic motivation, as it's known in psychology, is doing something because that activity is inherently rewarding.
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The idea that it has some huge intrinsic value is just a joke in my view.
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Tunnel We are constantly entering the Unknown, due to the intrinsic nature of the future's time.
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Naturally, with close contact being intrinsic to dating, people's love lives are also taking a hit.
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Furthermore, gold has many commercial and industrial uses that give it intrinsic value, unlike bitcoins. Micropayments.
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They invest in shares trading at discounts to the fund managers' estimates of their intrinsic value.
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The Fed chairman also said cryptocurrencies are not real currencies because they have no intrinsic value.
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And we've got digital currencies that are more stable, more widely accepted and have intrinsic value.
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And third, they seek to buy companies trading at a discount to their assessed intrinsic value.
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Nowhere else in the world is a flower so intrinsic to the country that adores it.
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Instead, there's just a slow grind upward that has to be based completely around intrinsic motivation.
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We talk about the show, the drama intrinsic in her performance, how she commanded the crowd.
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But for Indians across generations, Maggi noodles are an intrinsic part of their masala-smacked memories.
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It generates an intrinsic reward signal defined by how wrong this prediction model turns out to be.
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But not all embodied agents need intrinsic motivation, either—as the history of industrial robotics makes clear.
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When we apply spatial intuitions to time, we unwittingly assume that time has no intrinsic direction, either.
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But wild nature is still my muse — its mystery and primordial energy are intrinsic to my art.
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Berkshire Hathaway Vice Chairman Charlie Munger provided one of the most frustrating definitions of intrinsic value ever.
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I'm here because water is female and there is a deep intrinsic connection between me and water.
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It suggests that compromises that seemed intrinsic to the analysis of streaming data are not actually necessary.
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And I'd rather buy an attractive business than buy our own stock at its intrinsic business value.
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In contrast, Mercer has said that cats have intrinsic value because watching them provides pleasure to humans.
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Once inside, students were encouraged to question everything that had previously been accepted as intrinsic and immutable.
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LONDON — Money cannot buy what makes an English club intrinsic to the community in which it plays.
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Governments also noticed that issuing money for more than its intrinsic value was a nice little earner.
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Pope Benedict wrote in 2005 that homosexuality was "a strong tendency ordered toward an intrinsic moral evil".
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A challenge intrinsic to this aim was creating an erotic and desirable leading fish-man (Doug Jones).
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Technology, sci-fi, fantasy and comic book references have always been an intrinsic part of Elliott's work.
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But it's this lack of an intrinsic English-language psych upbringing that makes Divino Niño's sound fresh.
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The general idea is to keep asking Why until you manage to hit an intrinsic pain point.
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Fitch considers EBRD's excellent capitalisation as key to maintain its intrinsic profile assessment and its 'AAA' rating.
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However, the Infinity Mirrors pumpkins have no intrinsic value on their own, making this an inaccurate comparison.
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Thomson Reuters StarMine holds an intrinsic valuation on the stock of $15.22, above its most recent price.
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But Berkshire encourages investors to use its own performance methodology, based on the concept of "intrinsic value".
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Even as he has learned, Hield has been subject to the hypocrisies intrinsic to the amateurism model.
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But cash bonuses can get in the way of this intrinsic motivation to do the right thing.
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But there are other features intrinsic to the securities themselves that make them more or less liquid.
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In other words, sexual coercion and violence is an intrinsic reality of every transaction these websites facilitate.
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The "one size fits all" nature of target-date funds is an intrinsic part of their appeal.
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"Their ambition is not a vertical ambition, it's this intrinsic, circular ambition to be happy," he said.
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This overdue disaster will occur because all cyber currencies, except possibly some ICOs, have no intrinsic value.
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Everything hidden, everything passed over in silence, became of major significance, regardless of its own intrinsic importance.
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Andrew said that focusing on the intrinsic differences between groups is a way to heal racial divides?
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Violence and conflict are embedded in our cultures and have become an intrinsic part of our nature.
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Yes, we live in a society marked by hierarchy and inequality — and, yes, that's intrinsic to capitalism.
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For Singer, the flaws and accidents that arise when making her films are intrinsic to her process.
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In other words, the rise of these mutations may just be an intrinsic part of getting older.
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While stock prices can be volatile, he said they and intrinsic value almost invariably converge over time.
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Besides its intrinsic worth, "Open" should bring more attention to a pair of downtown's most bracing talents.
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The idea that it [bitcoin] has some huge intrinsic value is just a joke in my view.
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"Serious investing consists of buying things because the price is attractive relative to intrinsic value," he wrote.
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Possibly, but Kurland thinks our attraction to nature is intrinsic and operates on an almost subconscious level.
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Standardized tests, after all, are supposed to reveal something intrinsic and generalizable about the test-taker's knowledge.
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Themes intrinsic to the story are bluntly articulated, though perhaps you could forgive it as Capra-esque.
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But it would be able to buy them back based on intrinsic value under the new policy.
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"The Board is confident in the intrinsic value of Hammerson and its prospects," Chairman David Tyler said.
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There's essentially awe and wonder intrinsic to both of those games that is part of the [formula].
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That kind of system is called an extrinsic reward system, as opposed to an intrinsic reward system.
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It's impossible to put an intrinsic value on gold and that is the definition of value investing.
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China has no intrinsic incentive to want an unstable state possessing nuclear weapons as its immediate neighbor.
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Buttigieg represents a new generation of gay Americans, one whose sexuality is not intrinsic to their identity.
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No, not quite — remember what we said about clue elements not intrinsic to the definition being problematic.
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Further, some studies looked at "extrinsic religiosity" and "intrinsic religiosity" as it relates to a fear of death ("extrinsic religiosity" refers to people who turn to religion due to external factors, such as social acceptance, whereas "intrinsic religiosity" refers to those who see religion as an end in itself).
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And the people who are buying Bitcoin are buying it because they think that somebody else will buy it from them at a higher price; not because they can specify its intrinsic benefit, not because they can judge the intrinsic value, but only because they think it's going up.
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One is absolute adherence to the idea of sanctity of life, every person has intrinsic worth and value.
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" Visceral Recess is an inflatable adult playground that encourages people "to become more familiar with their intrinsic selves.
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Keyhole was a spin-out of sorts, too, growing its way out of a company called Intrinsic Graphics.
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Lastly, I've discounted those estimated earnings stream at 10 percent to get an estimate of Berkshire's intrinsic value.
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"So both the extrinsic perturbation and the intrinsic properties of the system are important to know," Xavier said.
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For the 88-year-old "Oracle of Omaha," stock picking has always been about finding the intrinsic value.
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Maybe-- it may be beyond my ability to figure out the intrinsic value of certain kinds of businesses.
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Devin was diagnosed with diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma, a very aggressive brain cancer with no cure, in January.
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The intrinsic challenge for these startups is that cooking, at its core, is a pleasurably low-tech undertaking.
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I don't see any intrinsic difference between the bone of a human or a rat or a pig.
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When he or she finds a stock trading at a meaningful discount to intrinsic value, he buys it.
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A certain amount of horrible is intrinsic to pumping and only some parts of it can be improved.
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What we found by plotting a sample of the transformed routes was the intrinsic variability in human routes.
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But as we keep asking why, we realise that their intrinsic motivation for purchasing the wearable is different.
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And while nothing quite matches the intrinsic glory of nature, we can safely say Beyoncé makes everything better.
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Snowball has no reason to be creative, in this case, aside from the intrinsic joy of getting down.
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It's based on the fact that digital information is atomized into 1s and 0s with no intrinsic truth.
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Unfortunately, they found that the fundamental deception intrinsic in an AI posing as a human is ethically impermissible.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS IDRS GFH's Long-Term IDR is based on Fitch's assessment of the group's intrinsic creditworthiness.
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On the one hand, he remarked that the US military traditionally had little intrinsic interest in homeland operations.
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But they're not terribly intrinsic to the drama of either the trade networks storyline or the agriculture storyline.
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Intrinsic biological and genetic differences among species mean that results of animal studies usually don't translate to humans.
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The odds, however, are definitely against him, since the intrinsic core of the state is conservative and Republican.
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A newer set of programmes in American schools, however, tries to foster "intrinsic motivation", which is more durable.
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Earlier this week, the FCA warned consumers that the cryptoassets they were investing in have no "intrinsic value".
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And which does not defend the basic liberal order and our constitution passionately against imported and intrinsic intolerance.
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We must recover the intrinsic sense of what constitutes a great leader, what he or she should be.
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According to Gillen, Littlefinger's deep-seated need for power and control is intrinsic to his way of thinking.
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Did he actually try to deflect and normalize sexual predation as ubiquitous jocular language intrinsic to maleness itself?
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Build a solid hypothesis around how more users and transaction volume will create intrinsic value for the currency.
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Time is intrinsic to Belott's and my own experience of this exhibition, which doubles as a mini-retrospective.
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The implication of being honest about genetics is not that we focus on the intrinsic differences between groups.
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"We will buy stock when it is trading below a conservative estimate of its intrinsic value," he said.
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Given this situation, it's shocking that women's colleges continue to face so many questions about their intrinsic value.
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TV presenters kept talking about the Soviet system's "intrinsic virtues" and the equality the revolution had given us.
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Rather, he is interested in borrowing her compulsively reiterative, continuous-present-tense prose style for its intrinsic delight.
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On top of the intrinsic appeal, there's the rise of VTubers—cartoon "virtual YouTubers"—and other virtual influencers.
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Seven-year-old Emma Mertens has DIPG, or Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma, a rare form of brain cancer.
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"GM trades at a significant discount to its intrinsic value despite the company's strong operating performance," Einhorn said.
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Studies of children who have been paid to paint pictures show they lose their intrinsic motivation to paint.
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Getting three carriers to the Pacific has been an intrinsic part of Washington's strategy to intimidate North Korea.
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Billionaire investor Warren Buffett has called bitcoin a "mirage" while saying that the digital currency lacks intrinsic value.
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What starts out as a memory undoes the sentiment that is often intrinsic to this kind of writing.
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That intrinsic connection to physical activity makes it much easier to assess its impacts on concrete electoral outcomes.
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Though they don't feel aware of the way that gender relates to their experiences, it is arguably intrinsic.
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Horror movies are an intrinsic part of any All Hallow's Eve, and Heavy Metal Halloween is no different.
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Vert's interdisciplinary work questions political, historical, and cultural paradigms and the intrinsic role of power in these structures.
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Finance Companies with Long-Term Ratings Driven by Intrinsic Strength Fitch deems the ratings upside for the entities whose ratings are driven by their own intrinsic strength as limited, taking into account our view of the operating environment, which is likely to be challenging over the short to medium term.
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Much like literature, music, philosophy and art, enjoyment of the natural sciences — and of nature itself — has intrinsic value.
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Most of us tend to have a mix of intrinsic and extrinsic factors that drive us toward a goal.
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This matters because data suggest that when motivations are more intrinsic (sex for pleasure), we experience greater well-being.
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In moving back to monitoring intrinsic value, Buffett invoked the method also used by J.P. Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon.
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Then there are the more common approaches for valuing corporations, which are the relative value and intrinsic value models.
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In order to perform an intrinsic valuation analysis, an investor needs to build a discounted cash flow (DCF) model.
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All they have is that little bit of intrinsic competition—they're interested in being the one with the ball.
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Or is this, even worse, an attempt to suggest Spacey's attraction to underage men is intrinsic to his homosexuality?
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I try to get my mom to pick something, but her intrinsic frugalness keeps her from making a decision.
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Francis's predecessor, Pope Benedict, wrote in 2005 that homosexuality was "a strong tendency ordered toward an intrinsic moral evil".
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Enterprise software company VMware on Tuesday confirmed that it has acquired Intrinsic, a small San Francisco security start-up.
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There's also an intrinsic connection between magic and tech, his friend and fellow campaigner Megan Mackey told Business Insider.
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In a time where Islamophobia is widespread, dismantling the discriminatory discourse about Muslim women is intrinsic to women's rights.
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Those 600 home runs are the most legitimate case Sosa can make, but they too have no intrinsic meaning.
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Because people's underlying capacities vary considerably, you're not going to design a social policy that overcomes that intrinsic inequity.
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Understanding your users' intrinsic motivation (which we discussed in Part 1) is essential in designing a good rewards system.
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Ultimately, if the boiling river is to survive, it'll be because people came together and recognized its intrinsic value.
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Instead, your ability to remember a new name has to do with your intrinsic understanding of why it matters.
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"The hedonic impact of music listening is driven by its intrinsic ability to change emotional arousal," the study notes.
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Killing has always been painted as the last resort for these heroes, not an intrinsic element to their heroism.
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Their creative choices ultimately provide intrinsic meaning to the content, which can be individually inferred by the viewer's perception.
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They absolutely deserve to have their capabilities understood on a more intrinsic level, in a more defined statistical lexicon.
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Life is absurd and there is no intrinsic meaning, so it means finding and creating meaning in the absurdness.
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You must also make sure you don't pay too much for it, and that's where intrinsic value comes in.
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Intrinsic value often deviates from market value in the short term because of market perception and behavioral investing factors.
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It's clear by now that Hollywood has an intrinsic inclusivity problem, and it goes far deeper than the Oscars.
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This approach, known as push-back, has become an intrinsic feature of Europe's external borders, according to Amnesty International.
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Some rise to this challenge and produce stellar resumes, while sacrificing intrinsic motivation, curiosity, creativity and sense of purpose.
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The current VR factors in periodic government capital injections, and their absence may weaken the bank's intrinsic financial position.
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But everything I've read or seen since the news has been deeply intrinsic in tone, almost selfish, like therapy.
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"Denim is part of the intrinsic heritage of our brand," Aaron Levine, the company's VP of design, told Refinery29.
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By making the reliefs monochrome, she enables the viewer to concentrate on the behavioral properties intrinsic to the forms.
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And if you suddenly start receiving extrinsic rewards for doing it, they may take away from those intrinsic rewards.
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The European Union shares some of the blame by focusing almost exclusively on issues intrinsic to its own future.
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It is in fact the only thing in the universe whose ultimate intrinsic nature we can claim to know.
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Half the story lies in the mussel's intrinsic biology—its genes, its morphology, its nutritional preferences, its reproductive habits.
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These tasks are intrinsic to our colleges' common goal: to educate global leaders, knowledgeable citizens, innovators and world changers.
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A censure resolution — essentially a public reprimand — lacks the teeth of impeachment's intrinsic threat to remove a sitting president.
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The ratings reflect AsDB's intrinsic strengths, in particular the bank's strong capitalisation, sound liquidity and excellent loan book performance.
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Beyond the intrinsic value of space-related investments, some decision-makers seem to have missed an additional elemental lesson.
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Starmine, a unit of Thomson Reuters, pegs the company's intrinsic value at $11.40 a share, implying further stock declines.
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I love that the United States — from its founding days — has built gratefulness and thanksgiving into our intrinsic values.
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Bushfires are generally slower moving than grassfires, and are an "intrinsic part of Australia's environment," according to Geoscience Australia.
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Intrinsic to the system that killed Cáceres is also the high-handed treatment of Honduras by the United States.
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This way, the outline of his hand and creases in his palm become intrinsic part of the artworks themselves.
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Financial markets activities come with incremental operational risks and require comparatively elevated capital allocation due to their intrinsic volatility.
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As a species, human beings have an inborn and intrinsic fear of jellyfish, spiders, snakes, and all things poisonous.
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Those little fumbles are what made Goddamnit so engaging, as those minor mistakes became intrinsic to the songs themselves.
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Leaving the story entirely up to the player, however, risks losing that authorship that's so intrinsic to adventure games.
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Probably...But part of the intrinsic nature of 'straightness' is that the idea of homosexual sex is...well...gross.
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He had already been nursing some inchoate ideas about the risks and intrinsic unfairness of centralized systems and authority.
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So I knew that the problems intrinsic in growing up were the same in terms of flavors of problems.
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Whole shoulder has obvious advantages — generous marbling, intrinsic tenderness — that make it nearly impossible to overcook and dry out.
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Almost every cell in our bodies — in our guts, livers and fat — shows an intrinsic rhythm when closely examined.
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But these tragedies should not undermine the intrinsic superiority of duck, which is chicken's snobbier sister for a reason.
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The "purpose" Tessuto described—the intrinsic discussion about the occupation of public spaces—is still present behind closed doors.
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Despite the overarching steeled-by-adversity template into which she wedges these stories, each retains its own intrinsic drama.
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"If they lack an intrinsic drive, if they're not having fun, they'll likely become frustrated and quit," he said.
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Why does this thingless "thing" — at its core, a mere sequence of sounds — hold such potentially enormous intrinsic value?
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Manning told me she fit in well with the intelligence types at Fort Huachuca, who shared her intrinsic geekiness.
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There is no intrinsic limit to this approach: if prep cooks and hotel concierges, why not dentists and paralegals?
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How could something so intrinsic to internet culture, and so widely used across platforms, be that simple to make?
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"O'Kelly brings an intrinsic understanding of the agency, the agency's arrogance, and its willingness to be deceptive," Nicolaysen said.
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Now, to clarify: These words, of course, don't have any intrinsic, mystical power that confers superhuman strength and endurance.
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Rather, as a materialist, I think there's nothing intrinsic about the goals and purposes we seek to achieve it.
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Next, each would be tasted plain to evaluate the intrinsic qualities of the hot dog: seasoning, beefiness, snap, texture.
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Gold, for example, is thought to have intrinsic value because of its applications in industries like dentistry and electronics.
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But is there intrinsic value in their existence as such, independently of any of those effects on our data?
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And because of the lack of intrinsic value, the currencies that don't survive will most likely trade to zero.
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Internet companies may have miscalculated in encouraging employees to equate their work with their intrinsic value as human beings.
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Out-of-the-money options have no intrinsic value, but they can still be used to make a profit.
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But the show also embraces flaws as intrinsic to art: We hear Alt-J mess up a guitar lick.
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Weighing these factors, the agency determined the magnetic tapes were of no intrinsic or informational value to the agency.
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Conversely, 66 percent of boomers value art's intrinsic value, as opposed to a mere 10 percent who said investment.
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"When you are barefoot, you rely on the intrinsic or small muscles in the foot for balance," Dr. Sutera says.
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"We believe that the collection's intrinsic value will garner a positive response from collectors," said Saffronart Chief Executive Dinesh Vazirani.
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Keyhole's Earth Viewer, circa 2002 Keyhole's Earth Viewer, circa 2002 Intrinsic hired John to build this demo into something more.
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When Intrinsic shut down operations in 2003, John and a handful of employees kept charging forward under the Keyhole name.
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In Bonnefoi's work, the illusion of material transparency is a foil that underscores the intrinsic opacity of the painting enterprise.
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The intrinsic value of an investment materializes over time, and only to those investors wise enough to stick with it.
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It seems somewhat intrinsic to the genre of a city builder that it would involve altering the nature around you.
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Devin Suau was given between eight months and two years to live, after being diagnosed with diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MOSCOW — Is there an intrinsic relationship between individual addictions and mechanisms of collective control?
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When you stack that discussion onto one about All-Star candidacy, there's an intrinsic need to disentangle value from talent.
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It balanced the genre's intrinsic glorification of violence with a sense of disorientation that leaves you reeling and shell-shocked.
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Yes, but: Technical standards may unite the industry, but given their intrinsic generality they are not sufficient for demonstrating safety.
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And that lesson is intrinsic to my foreign policy if elected president, is the United States cannot do it alone.
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But over time, we've forgotten about the intrinsic value of education, and turned schools into an extension of job training.
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The pursuit and focus of our long-term vision and intrinsic value may not always translate into near-term profits.
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A revised ceasefire deal is required, but one that is designed with intrinsic confidence-building measures to make it sustainable.
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The title signals that the key pattern was not arbitrarily applied but was somehow intrinsic to the raw, repurposed material.
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In 63 Julia Serano, a trans woman (natal male), called this sense "subconscious sex": a "profound, inexplicable, intrinsic self-knowing".
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A song is never just thrown over a pre-taped scene — it's an intrinsic piece of the film's skeletal core.
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The equality of the intrinsic worth of every person is a truth fundamental to our national founding and moral order.
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Fitch's base-case assessment of banks' intrinsic profiles considers relative loss-absorption capacity rather than subjectively adjusting reported NPL data.
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CEB does not benefit from an uplift above its intrinsic rating due to a lack of extraordinary support from shareholders.
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"We are sure that the shareholders will see the intrinsic value in our proposal," Hero-Burman said in a statement.
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The intrinsic value of bitcoin is through the economic activity of users using it to buy things from each other.
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Some doctors have argued that manipulating the embryo in order to do the screening carries "intrinsic risk" to the embryo.
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But WVU transportation and parking director Clement Solomon thinks that the system's on-demand mode is intrinsic to its appeal.
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It's also the case that many students go to college for job training rather than the intrinsic value of learning.
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Since Ponzi schemes rarely invest in anything with a real or intrinsic value, such as stocks, bonds, property, businesses, etc.
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That's part of the intrinsic appeal of WeWork — there's no need for members to commit to a long-term lease.
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The Eskimos do not play hockey, and therefore they cannot compete with the sport so intrinsic to Canada's national identity.
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As with the cocktails at the Ritz, its worth will be less about its intrinsic value than what it represents. ■
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Since you first began releasing tracks, such as "Chemin", music videos have played an intrinsic role in your artistic identity.
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"She continued in a later paragraph: "Still, I always believed women have the intrinsic abilities to get ahead on merit.
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The IDRs of ANB, BSF and SABB reflect their intrinsic creditworthiness and financial strength, as underlined by their respective VRs.
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One of the young man's two non-Jewish mentors believes in an intrinsic national character dependent on the Romanian heartland.
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There's no intrinsic merit in including aggressive men in a story, nor does entertainment need male leads to be worthwhile.
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But if we're reading physical books, then the scent of the book is intrinsic to the embodied experience of reading.
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Intrinsic flaws in the RFS have kept the program from providing the support to second-generation fuels envisioned in 2007.
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This is what makes talk about electability, as though it's a distinct and measurable property intrinsic to candidates, so misleading.
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Kochi has been nicknamed the Queen of the Arabian Sea, and the water is an intrinsic element of the city.
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Privacy is now protected as "an intrinsic part of the right to life and personal liberty" under the Indian constitution.
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Now, I'm the kind of person who loves the weird and unexpected changes that have become so intrinsic to Fortnite.
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"It's not a medium of exchange, it's a medium of trading, so I can't see any intrinsic value," Marks said.
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Modern China, on the other hand, has, within its existing borders, an intrinsic potential to leave the United States behind.
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Ideally, you want stocks whose intrinsic value is higher than the market value, as this can suggest eventual price growth.
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Clearly, there is a whole parallel to real-life human childrearing that is sort of intrinsic to the whole story.
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Playful learning means supporting young children's intrinsic motivation to learn and discover, instead of imposing extrinsic motivations like test scores.
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The clown plays the role of the ironic entertainer whose duality reflects the intrinsic darkness and lightness of humanity itself.
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But one gets the sneaking suspicion it's also for the intrinsic silliness of beefing and even hip-hop as phenomena.
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"The biggest thing we found is that there's nothing intrinsic to nuclear that leads to cost escalations," Lovering told me.
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Earlier this year, Adalynn Joy Sooter died 19 months after she was diagnosed with diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma in November 2016.
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The higher the error rate—that is, the more surprised it is—the higher the value of its intrinsic reward function.
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The RWN reflects Fitch's expectation that WOMF's rating post-sale would be more likely driven by its weaker intrinsic credit profile.
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Intrinsic had set out to build a cross-platform video game engine – think Unity, but a decade and change too early.
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She was expressing that white women possess an intrinsic confidence that allows them to navigate sexual and romantic relationships with whimsy.
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I've attempted to calculate the intrinsic value of Berkshire using the discount of present value of its total look-through earnings.
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An investor would be wise to start by reading a lot more about intrinsic value, as this barely scratches the surface.
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A second factor is that overnight rates lack the term structure—one-, three-, six- and 12-month rates—intrinsic to LIBOR.
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On the contrary, commodities — such as gold — maintain intrinsic value, making them a good hedge against the deteriorating value of currencies.
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The files, the committee said, show that "working with 'sketchy' or 'abusive' apps" is "an intrinsic part" of Facebook's business model.
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"Figuring out winners and losers can be difficult," he explained, citing the volatility intrinsic to the gaming industry for his opinion.
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Some modern methods operate better with lower-level features that require less processing and offer less intrinsic meaning to human ears.
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But some form of drinking, especially in a social or celebratory sense, seems to be an intrinsic part of human culture.
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While that can turn into viral fun, it may also erode people's "intrinsic motivation" to do something because it's morally right.
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He saw Chinese culture — and by extension, Chinese politics — as having intrinsic problems that couldn't be cured by reinstating Chinese-ness.
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In December, Braylynn, now 5, was diagnosed with a Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG) tumor, a deadly form of brain cancer.
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These experiences do not align with the definition of what a "community" is, its intrinsic idea of unity and mutual belonging.
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RBC said that "strong execution" on a "well-articulated business plan" has driven growth in the company's intrinsic value per share.
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The affirmation of the banks' Viability Ratings reflects our view that their intrinsic credit profiles remain commensurate with the 'b-' category.
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Therefore, the Positive Outlook on Khan Bank and XacBank mirrors the prospect for stronger intrinsic credit profiles as operating conditions improve.
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Causal modeling, which prohibits backward time travel, ensures that the experimenter's choice cannot influence the past intrinsic state of the photon.
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Valu's operator, a subsidiary of a company called Party Co, makes clear in its rules that listings have no intrinsic value.
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"There is no underlying intrinsic value of these private cryptocurrencies," the panel said in its report submitted to the finance ministry.
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It called the attacks "brutal Turkish aggression on Afrin which is an intrinsic part of Syrian land", according to state media.
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The company has previously said it believes the "intrinsic value" of the one-time infusion is about $2.1 million per patient.
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"They don't generate income, their worth is generally not intrinsic but only what other people are willing to pay," he says.
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True, but it doesn't tell us anything at all about the intrinsic nature of the stuff that fleshes out this structure.
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Much of the meeting, I knew, would focus on the intrinsic properties of cancer cells, and on ways of targeting them.
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The plan was "an effort to realize the intrinsic value" of Iraqi crude exports to Asia, SOMO has said last month.
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We think each life has intrinsic value and worth, whether you are a baby in the womb or an elderly woman.
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" He writes "It is in fact the only thing in the universe whose ultimate intrinsic nature we can claim to know.
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Stable liquidity is a strength for Indian banks, which has held up well despite the deterioration in their intrinsic credit profile.
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Especially problematic are buybacks financed with borrowed money; repurchases of stock made at prices above its intrinsic value are also unwise.
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And the show's music, which has always been an intrinsic part of Steven Universe's DNA, has evolved right along with it.
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During the press briefing with Keene, one of the reporters asks for a comment on Russia building an intrinsic field generator.
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Since the original agreement was announced, the intrinsic value ofthese assets has increased, notably due to tax reform and operating improvements.
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It was possible that Europa had its own odd, intrinsic magnetic field, which only happened to be oriented opposite to Jupiter's.
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Moreover, he wrote, this intrinsic personality affects how parents interact with their infants: The infant's temperamental repertoire drives the parenting style.
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Duck, while perhaps not an obvious No. 1 choice, easily took the top spot thanks to its consistency and intrinsic richness.
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If we see art through the lens of an artist's conduct or beliefs, do we strip it of its intrinsic worth?
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You can just let it wash over you like a wave of beautiful sensation and accept it for it's intrinsic goodness.
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Finding a way to manage the intrinsic danger unquestionably seems to be part of every downhill racer's quiver of acquired skills.
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Then, watch the spread between the intrinsic value and market value, the price someone is willing to pay for the investment.
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These colors are constant and unchangeable, and as much an intrinsic property of the word as the arrangement of the letters.
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As usual, the intrinsic aliveness of Beckmann's art — his play of emotion and structure, of surface and color — thrill and unsettle.
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The history of Parchman is a prime example of how dehumanization and neglect are intrinsic to separating people from their freedom.
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Music has no intrinsic rules; its various orthodoxies are established by human beings in different ways in different times and places.
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That's because of the intrinsic difference between the two climate treaties and the growing concerns about the threat of climate change.
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Some people even argue that dollar bills have intrinsic value, since they can be used as kindling or to write on.
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The dollar's anticipated appreciation next year will not be so much the result of the intrinsic strength of the U.S. economy.
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He trusts his own skill, the intrinsic interest of the material and — above all — the talent and dedication of the cast.
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If you decide you like to read books, and that's why you want to read more books, that's an intrinsic reward.
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Indeed, with the market so high, it's getting hard for Mr. Dodson to find stocks that meet his intrinsic value criteria.
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In the short term, intrinsic value can vary significantly from market value, which is influenced by perception and behavioral investing factors.
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Before an idea can be evaluated on its intrinsic merits, it must first be considered in light of its political ramifications.
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Before an idea can be evaluated on its intrinsic merits, it must first be considered in light of its political ramifications.
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The economic frame of reference in which most public debate takes place sets no intrinsic value on natural beauty or uniqueness.
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Was the super-shear behavior intrinsic to this fault, or was it prompted by something specific in how the quake began?
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In 2019, Miller led holding company Omnicom's effort to make data a more intrinsic part of the account and media planning.
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Even films and TV shows that are lauded as forward thinking, artistic works tend to stumble over their own intrinsic misogyny.
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Ever since, experts have been debating whether or not nuclear's cost problems are an intrinsic flaw that will doom the technology.
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The problem was that voters value a candidate's leadership ability more than his or her personality – meaning men held an intrinsic advantage.
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Particles also have an intrinsic handedness or "parity" that helps determine what will happen to them when they interact with one another.
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What we do know, as evolutionary biologists, is that there are intrinsic features of organisms that increase their likelihood of rapid speciation.
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To Schrater, the Berkeley team's novel idea comes in attaching their intrinsic curiosity module to an agent that perceives Super Mario Bros.
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" Asked whether that might be perceived as objectifying by contrast with a person's intrinsic value, the Dalai Lama responded, "I think both.
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A material weakening of the banks' intrinsic profiles is currently not envisaged due to their stable asset quality and adequate capital buffers.
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"Financials have gone from being very cheap — almost universally last year — to being generally over expensive, worth more than their intrinsic value."
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Over time, the app could give you more options by leveraging facial recognition and the intrinsic social graph of your photo library.
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This is, of course, where the debate around AI and jobs comes in — but it is also something more intrinsic in nature.
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However, given the painful buying process and commoditized nature of the insurance product, consumers derive little intrinsic joy from shopping for insurance.
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For them, a portfolio built around solid foundations of repeatable carry and intrinsic return is a sensible and viable way to invest.
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Comparing this intrinsic brightness with a supernova's brightness as perceived on Earth thus permits the distance to that outburst to be calculated.
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It has both intrinsic power and the ability to move us beyond selfish pursuits to see the interconnection and interdependence in life.
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Yes, being a mom has become an intrinsic part of my identity that absolutely informs who I am and what I do.
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"We expect our portfolio to compound earnings and intrinsic value at a much higher than the market," Ackman wrote in the presentation.
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Slimane's casting has always been an intrinsic part of his shows, and for Celine, models are an integral part of the team.
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Cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin have no intrinsic value or central oversight, are vulnerable to fraud and burn up electricity and computing power.
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However, girls who are able to participate often reap intrinsic rewards that are cultivated through the sport itself, not only their lineage.
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No game ever really captured this aspect of BattleTech, that was so intrinsic to the board game and the universe it created.
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CDB's business environment is viewed by Fitch as a rating strength and results in a one-notch uplift to the intrinsic rating.
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Given the excellent intrinsic strength of the bank, no credit uplift from support is needed to achieve an overall rating of 'AAA'.
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The beauty of bitcoin is that its intrinsic value is impossible to determine and that makes any value plausible to true believers.
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"And developing intrinsic compassion, a concern for the suffering of others and for oneself, that can be very powerful ... for all involved."
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The IDRs and National Ratings of REB and Peresvet are driven by their intrinsic strength, as expressed by their Viability Ratings (VRs).
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You've heard of "mundane superpowers" — those unusual skills and abilities that most people have, but offer little value beyond their intrinsic quirkiness.
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This is what makes FORM unlike any other music festival—an intrinsic awareness of the Earth and an inescapable sense of nature.
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The two banks' IDRs continue to be driven by their intrinsic financial strength, as reflected in their Viability Ratings (VR) of 'bb-'.
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Sparrow said she chose to create all-felt bodegas and delis because of their intrinsic ties to life in New York City.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS IDRs and VR MCB's IDRs are driven by the bank's intrinsic strength, as expressed in its Viability Rating (VR).
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The cameras have little intrinsic value, but the information they collect is worth a fortune to whoever can organize and safeguard it.
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This has always struck me as a foolproof writing exercise, with its built-in drama and its intrinsic demand for self-expression.
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For people to be inspired by mathematics, the question should be simple to understand and spark an intrinsic curiosity for the answer.
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Rachel Berry, Glee (2009-2015)Played by: Lea Michele Glee made Rachel's identity an intrinsic part of her character from the beginning.
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For those who believe the violence is the product of some intrinsic aspect of South American culture, the Brazilian case is instructive.
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We must ask ourselves, what aspects of the internet are intrinsic to democracy and are they divisible from those necessary for control?
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I believe that when parents oppressively push their children toward academic success, it prevents them from forming intrinsic motivation for scholarly accomplishments.
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" Before he became pope, Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger wrote in 1986 that homosexuality represents a "strong tendency ordered toward an intrinsic moral evil.
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The queer, punk, and Chicano cultures are intrinsic influences to Lambe Culo's work, even though they may seem to have irreconcilable differences.
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Star says the design embellishments like those Varsity uses are intrinsic to the utility of cheerleader uniforms and therefore cannot be copyrighted.
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But a writer isn't only what he writes; he's also what he leaves out, the intrinsic pattern of his noticing and attention.
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If children are to be successful at a sport, the drive to specialize and succeed must be intrinsic, of their own choosing.
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"Elliott believes the offer price neither reflects Altran's intrinsic fair value, nor an adequate premium for control", Elliott said in a statement.
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"Elliott believes the offer price neither reflects Altran's intrinsic fair value, nor an adequate premium for control", Elliott said in a statement.
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They have been blessed with a unique planetary patrimony, whose value is intrinsic and life-sustaining as much as it is commercial.
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And yet there is often an intrinsic connection between Kawakubo's work and the feminine — even in the act of abstaining from it.
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"This is the first mammal in which there is a lack of intrinsic mortality with increasing age," study author Rochelle Buffenstein told me.
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"The stock looked inexpensive relative to our estimate of the company's intrinsic value," said Perkins, whose firm has added to its LabCorp holdings.
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Pekao's (A-/Stable) IDRs are driven by the bank's intrinsic strength and therefore would not be impacted by the expected change in ownership.
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Intrinsic motivation means that you're doing something for your own enjoyment, while extrinsic motivation implies that you're in it for some outside reward.
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However, research shows that people who are pushed by intrinsic motivation tend to stick to programs better than those motivated by extrinsic factors.
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Buffett has remained a fan of buybacks when done for the right reasons and done after careful analysis of a company's intrinsic value.
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Google does have a huge set of intrinsic advantages, from its search-engine knowledge to its long history of collecting and personalizing data.
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It is impossible to ignore the strong and almost intrinsic bond which invisibly links the twins together, forming this incredible and unbreakable union.
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Steven is her legacy, having inherited her powers, intrinsic goodness, and the oft-challenged hope that everyone is worth defending — even his enemies.
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Some may worry that the electronic replacement of physical goods and of human interaction leaves something intrinsic, tangible, and human to be desired.
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"Any child that doesn't have music as a creative outlet is really missing something important, something intrinsic to our humanity," she passionately says.
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And by capitalizing on the isolation intrinsic to your bedroom, your identity can spread its wings, unscrutinized by criticism from assholes like me.
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Without proper reserves to back them up, the bond notes have no intrinsic value and will be prone to sudden and violent devaluation.
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Of course his hotels, buildings and golf courses -- in which he holds varying equity stakes -- are hard assets that will retain intrinsic value.
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They showed that Wheeler's experiment, given certain assumptions, can be explained using a classical model that attributes to a photon an intrinsic nature.
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"Their ambition is not a vertical ambition, it's this intrinsic, circular ambition to be happy," Roberts was quoted as saying by Business Insider.
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Devin had an inoperable brain tumor with no known cure -- a type of pediatric cancer known as Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma -- or DIPG.
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In an increasingly visual world seemingly preoccupied by perfection, Bowie's damaged left pupil became an intrinsic and arresting part of his enigmatic identity.
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Through a process of psychotherapy, coaching, authentic friendships, and healing intimate relationships, I came to understand that I have a rich intrinsic value.
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And because zero-point motion is an intrinsic characteristic of quantum fields, changes in energy, in response to external events, are generally finite.
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"Given merino wool's intrinsic qualities, it made complete sense to move in that direction," co-founder Tim Brown said in a press release.
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We don't know the intrinsic nature of physical stuff, except — Russell again — insofar as we know it simply through having a conscious experience.
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Lawyers for petitioners seeking to scrap the 157-year-old law have argued that sexual orientation is an intrinsic part of individual identity.
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However, given the excellent intrinsic strength of the bank, no credit uplift from support is needed to achieve an overall rating of 'AAA'.
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Fundamental attribution error is where you attribute a person's behavior to an intrinsic quality of her identity rather than the situation she's in.
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When we reduce literature down to its utility in a political contest, then we reduce its complexity and, in turn, its intrinsic worth.
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"We're not cutting the deficit just because experts say it's the thing to do, or because it has some intrinsic merit," he said.
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The razed sites were intrinsic to religious practices and were part of the city's rich history, and were not military objectives, she said.
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But for me, a person for whom time has no intrinsic value in the face of journalistic pursuit, I did see the point.
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But at the same time, collecting items, finishing quests, crafting gear and earning power-ups is intrinsic to the core Far Cry experience.
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"There is no intrinsic value to a Bitcoin," said Lee McKnight, an associate professor in the School of Information Studies at Syracuse University.
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Mr. Saldarriaga, a native of Colombia, credits part of the rising popularity of open-sourced mapping to the intrinsic joy of building something.
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Largely forgotten are people like Acosta, who worked a job that has long existed with intrinsic problems and little effort to remedy them.
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"We believe that supporters are an intrinsic part of football which doesn't make sense at all without them," it said in a statement.
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Woven silk cloth in dazzling or muted colors are an intrinsic part of rural life in Laos, and of upper-class life, too.
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Thinking about why you got started with your passion in the first place helps keep intrinsic motivation at the forefront of your pursuit.
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This is because people — no matter where they are, no matter from where they come — possess intrinsic curiosity, creative souls and inquiring minds.
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Unglazed and plain, it sits far below the blue vase and radiates with placidity, not structural or intrinsic, but merely a hanger-on.
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Experts who study it say that play is intrinsic to children's natures, but still needs support and attention from the adults around them.
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Although celibacy is not intrinsic to priesthood, the celibate man is an authentic sign of transcendence, pointing to something beyond the material world.
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B.J.P. leaders in two districts in Meghalaya State announced their resignation from the party, saying that eating meat was intrinsic to their culture.
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Getting into their psychological makeup has always been intrinsic to the show, along with the interest in how the world of media works.
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Furthermore, let's communicate about autism in terms that are all-inclusive and which respect the diversity that is intrinsic to the autism spectrum.
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Activists generally seek to lower the gap between market and intrinsic value by some amount and then move on to the next deal.
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The foodways of the South have long been praised, but Southern culinary talent has often been assumed to be intrinsic rather than learned.
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The subprime loans "had virtually no intrinsic value to Sallie Mae" and were essentially treated as a marketing expense, according to the lawsuits.
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Late Tuesday, Berkshire said the decision would rest on whether Buffett and Munger both agree the trading price is below Berkshire's intrinsic value.
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In Federalist 47, James Madison famously argues that "[n]o political truth is certainly of greater intrinsic value," than the separation of powers.
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He struggled with his job as a banker -- money has no intrinsic value in Islamic finance, and earning interest off loans is prohibited.
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Graham and his collaborator David Dodd taught Buffett that successful investors assessed the "intrinsic value," of a business rather than just stock prices.
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Again, it is not clear if this is the same at other warehouses, or something intrinsic to how JFK8 is ran and operated.
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In the era when bank notes were redeemable in gold, most people believed that money had the intrinsic value of the precious metal.
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I think the character is pretty intrinsic to the show, but let an Indian-American actor have the opportunity to play that voice.
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Only after years of reading history did I appreciate the extent to which the natural world has always been intrinsic to California's identity.
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Coconuts are intrinsic to the indigenous Hawaiian cuisine, and yes we might have learned that from Moana, but Wikipedia also backed it up.
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She thought that the paper was of intrinsic interest, and noted that more data on rings' chemical composition could confirm estimates surrounding their age.
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Fursuits can be intrinsic to the identities or alter egos that define the lifestyle, and some furries even keep multiple fursuits for multiple personalities.
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PlayStation consoles and copies of Wip3out were soon popping up in nightclubs throughout the UK and the game became intrinsic with 90s club culture.
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It's hard to pinpoint exactly when the art of lip syncing became such an intrinsic part of drag culture, and by extension, queer culture.
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But this has more to do with the pathologies of our political system than it does to do with the intrinsic value of speech.
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David Turner Jr., who was diagnosed with Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (DIPG) in April, reported for duty on Monday with the Kentucky State Police.
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But many modern Hindus have argued that caste-based discrimination is not intrinsic to Hinduism and should not be thought of as religiously sanctioned.
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Apple largely had the same approach with iOS 10 last year — the only difference is that Apple's apps are intrinsic to its operating system.
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Artist Renée Petropoulos honors the intrinsic qualities of different languages in We Will Congregate, which features texts in English, Spanish, and the Zapotec language.
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Despite how intense Dubrovsky is or Root may sound, there is a sort of intrinsic entertainment value; the thing can climb walls, after all.
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"In an oversupplied market, there is no intrinsic value for crude oil," analysts at Morgan Stanley wrote in a note to clients on Monday.
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The OECD distinguishes between external motivation, produced by pressure from others, and intrinsic motivation "sparked by an interest or enjoyment in the task itself".
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Most important, you never doubt the intrinsic connection between the singer — a woman we feel we have come to know intimately — and her songs.
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You can see if the price paid to acquire a company outright corresponds to what you would have calculated its intrinsic value to be.
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Sun and Moon cut out most of the tedium without getting away from the core sense of adventure that's so intrinsic to the series.
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"The willingness of Berkshire investors to hold shares based on the company's intrinsic value has always been a strong suit for Warren," he said.
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That one thing happens after another, and that there is no doubt about which came first, is intrinsic to the commonsense notion of time.
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Mensa does its best to make its tests "culture fair" – in other words it aims to identify intelligence that is intrinsic rather than taught.
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Rather than the more intrinsic properties of a circuit, the unclonable property is in the optical response or reflectivity of cholesteric liquid crystal microspheres.
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Its policy impact is bound to produce different results in these economies because of their diverse structural properties and intrinsic consumer and business characteristics.
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The FCA said it has made clear that cryptoassets have no intrinsic value and investors should therefore be prepared to lose every penny invested.
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A somewhat similar hypothesis is proposed by the Self Determination Theory, which addresses human motivation through the lens of "intrinsic" versus "extrinsic" life aspirations.
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And what of their role in inculcating an appreciation of the intrinsic value of learning itself and a fuller consciousness of our shared humanity?
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Once we understand our users' intrinsic needs, the Hooked model can serve as a great framework to design for long-term healthy habit formation.
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Happiness is considered as the gateway to self-awareness, intrinsic motivation, independence, positive ties with their communities — and it's what we believe cultivates success.
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Since genre is a perceived, externally imposed category rather than an intrinsic musical element, the job of assigning genre usually falls to the critic.
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Dodge & Cox, Intrinsic Value Investors and York Capital Management also filed papers with the court or intended to speak at the hearing on Monday.
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Fitch has not assigned a Viability Rating to UOBC, as its intrinsic strength is subject to the operational and financial support from its parent.
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In the Champions League alone this season — because it is so intrinsic to Real Madrid's history — Ronaldo has scored 16 times in 20023 games.
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The official "Intel swirl" logo is now punctuated by the slogan "experience what's inside" — to shift the emphasis to end results from intrinsic functionality.
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They can be smart, serious, and even thoughtful examinations of life and its modern concerns, but they should be, on some intrinsic level, fun.
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Those themes are intrinsic to the artist's experience as she is in quiet reflection while she makes her leaf compositions in British Columbia, Canada.
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Tabb said a problem is there's no real intrinsic value of bitcoin, which trades on a number of different cryptocurrency exchanges at different prices.
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Explore what your Zone of Genius is and see if doing work that's more aligned with who you are ramps up your intrinsic motivation.
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Conversely, those vast sums can discourage other investors from putting money into companies that actually have unique technologies or intrinsic competitive advantages, he said.
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An intrinsic and continuing belief that what we as journalists do does matter, held on to in the face of humiliation and daily aggressions.
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These metrics could range from teacher outcomes, such as mental and physical well-being, to students' academic engagement and intrinsic motivation in the classroom.
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It is a dish that unites this country, and like all other culinary classics, it has that intrinsic ability to evoke strong childhood memories.
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More often than not, film music exists solely for the picture and is rarely considered to have any intrinsic value outside of a movie.
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Artists Doug Aitken and Jordan Wolfson discuss art's intrinsic humanity with Moderna Museet's Daniel Birnbaum, Harper's Bazaar's Laura Brown, and Cahiers d'Art's Staffan Ahrenberg.
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Well, figure out what you know about the industry that's interesting to them, what's intrinsic to their portfolio companies, and make that the hook.
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The book's particular selection of tattoos was made based on popularity, but also on their intrinsic relationships to the vocabulary of the tattoo world.
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The aforementioned Hound Labs closed a whopping $30 million Series D round, led by Intrinsic Capital Partners, and included venerable Silicon Valley fund Benchmark.
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A new policy allows buybacks to be authorized when Berkshire's Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger feel the repurchase price is below Berkshire's intrinsic value.
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At best, UBI overlooks the intrinsic value of a job, believing the financial life support of a monthly check can substitute for meaningful employment.
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I've been a student of Chinese brush painting for almost two decades, and this creative expression has really become intrinsic to my own identity.
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Women may have intrinsic preferences to do more of this work, or couples could decide it's most efficient to divide the labor this way.
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Keeping a daily list of your accomplishments can be one of the most powerful ways to improve your intrinsic motivation, productivity, creativity and mood.
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The competitive school, which has been training pilots since 1964, has become an intrinsic part of the company's campaign to become Africa's dominant carrier.
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They are stumbled upon and acquired, magpie-like, because of a private vision of "intrinsic interest," to be teased out and made concrete later.
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The problem with any polarizing political issue is that it tends to play to the intrinsic cognitive biases that we all suffer as humans.
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E. S. Barr & Co. seeks a wide difference between the market price and the intrinsic value of the underlying business before it commits capital.
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But translating this attentional device into good regulatory policy will be difficult if not impossible, because the issues intrinsic to regulation are so subtle.
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But it's also the case that he is well liked among his colleagues, several of whom offered to help me understand his intrinsic value.
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They are imbued with classic anti-Semitism as well as anti-Zionism, both of which are intrinsic to the Left's interpretation of the world.
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But as you break down either of those claims, it becomes clear that gold and paper money don't have that much intrinsic value either.
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Since the Fitbit climbed onto our bodies a decade ago, improving your health has always been an intrinsic part of what made wearables appealing.
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He's well-known as a value investor, which is someone who chooses equities that seem to be trading for less than their intrinsic value.
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But it focuses instead on the ingredients and their intrinsic tastes rather than revolutionary techniques, like the foams and spheres that distinguished El Bulli.
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Stricter stance on abusive language 🚫: prolonged attacks that insult a person's intrinsic attributes such as race, physical traits, sexual orientation, religion or gender.
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Buffett and vice chairman Charlie Munger would buy back shares when they thought Berkshire was trading below "intrinsic value," a more flexible buyback policy.
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It cruelly erases the subtle, nuanced, complex stories characters besides Maura have been telling with grace, dignity, and intrinsic understanding, rendering them disposable—worthless.
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Across the political spectrum, the veil is often seen as an intrinsic symbol of submission that goes against gender equality, even when worn freely.
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After all, quantum computers are innately error-prone, meaning you don't necessarily get the final answer you'd expect from the algorithm due to intrinsic noise.
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Alternatively, a material weakening of the banks' intrinsic credit fundamentals could result in a downgrade of their VRs, although this is not Fitch's baseline scenario.
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For example, some people exercise because they know it's good for their health (an extrinsic factor), and because they're passionate about a sport (intrinsic factor).
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Approaches to using intrinsic motivation in AI have taken inspiration from psychology and neurobiology—not to mention decades-old AI research itself, now newly relevant.
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For example, a self-driving delivery vehicle equipped with a novelty-seeking intrinsic reward function might never make it past the end of the block.
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The internet is such an intrinsic part of modern life that it's somewhat unreasonable to ask any one individual to make consistently "rational" choices, certainly.
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He told shareholders that if Berkshire could not deploy capital effectively, buybacks based on intrinsic value might be a means to return capital to them.
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Having redundant systems, while at no intrinsic cost to merchants that we're aware of, may have simply been too much of a headache to juggle.
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For the superhumans of Britain's music industry, a yearly migration to Brighton has become a more intrinsic part of natural life than the salmon run.
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" But he went on to say at that meeting, and on other occasions, that when it comes to intrinsic value, "the math is not complicated.
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So when a match initiates a chat in an offensive or bizarre way, dating apps start to disgustingly descend beyond their intrinsic level of horribleness.
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A longer run of history, as well as intuition, suggests that buying shares that are cheap relative to their intrinsic worth should eventually pay off.
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Since technology has become an intrinsic part of most businesses today, appointing individuals who can navigate that can be a good move for smart executives.
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None of this spoils the intrinsic fun of getting through some clever and compelling puzzles, and getting to know your teammates in a limited way.
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It was also intrinsic to the development of the theory of relativity, the Gedankenexperimente for which often depend on clocks moving relative to one another.
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So, stopping abuse is certainly important, but I would argue that, even more, the deeper question: Is that the intrinsic design of the systems, right?
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And the company showed that going electric doesn't mean losing any of the muscle that's intrinsic to the Harley Davidson chrome-wheeled, fuel-injected brand.
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Laster said the Dell buyout took advantage of a dip in the company's stock price and its board never determined the intrinsic value before negotiating.
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Fitch assesses Seylan's National Long-Term Rating as driven by intrinsic financial strength, although this is at the same level as its support-driven rating.
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"You've got consumers that are pretty healthy, savings rates are pretty good," said Neal Van Zutphen, president of Intrinsic Wealth Counsel Inc, a financial planner.
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The anticipation expressed by fans in the comments as they waited indicates a uniquely invested readership, another intrinsic quality of queer comics, according to Galvan.
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With her typical acerbic wit, Ms Cusk skewers the pretensions of the literary world while simultaneously upholding the intrinsic value of literature—no small feat.
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What makes Pontormo so exceptional is his ability to imbue his larger-than-life saints with a spirit of individuality that retains their intrinsic mystery.
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Tighter monetary policy dents the appeal of non-interest yielding bullion, leaving investors to rely on a rise in the intrinsic value of the asset.
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While these banks maintain a good credit profile, Fitch does not believe that they can be rated above the sovereign on their own intrinsic merits.
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One way to avoid such retro-causality is to deny the photon any intrinsic reality and argue that the photon becomes real only upon measurement.
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The first 100 days is a construct, an artificial period of time that doesn't have any intrinsic meaning but is routinely used to grade presidents.
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We're all afraid of the unknown, and we all have an intrinsic fear of relentless infection or something that could overwhelm us like a plague.
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"There's efficacy in what we do for individuals and couples if they can find their own intrinsic motivation to achieve their goals," Van Zutphen said.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS IDRs AND VRs FRB's IDRs are driven by the bank's intrinsic creditworthiness, as defined by the bank's Viability Rating (VR) of 'bb+'.
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Tilson estimates Class A shares of the Buffett conglomerate have an intrinsic value of $296,000 a share, 18.6 percent above $249,540, where they closed Thursday.
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Unlike their position with DeRozan, the Raptors do not have an intrinsic financial advantage in bringing back Biyombo if they are inclined to do so.
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"If Berkshire shares are selling below intrinsic business value, massive repurchases will almost certainly be the best choice," he wrote in his 2011 annual letter.
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The stock is trading at a significant discount to its intrinsic value and is sitting on about $1 billion in excess capital, he told CNBC.
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Corpbanca Colombia's IDRs are based on its own intrinsic financial and business profile and, therefore, are aligned with the bank's Viability Rating (VR) of 'bbb-'.
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What Phillips wants is for the law to weight his personal beliefs about a person's intrinsic identity above that person's right to access a business.
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But why does he say that we know nothing about the intrinsic quality of physical events except when these are mental events we directly experience?
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Many OS people are also synesthetic and with the intrinsic cross-wiring of the senses, climax often involves more than just the customary erogenous zones.
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And even if you don't discover a secret in your off-the-path explorations, there are tiny intrinsic rewards to running around and seeing everything.
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In part because of large intrinsic variability, no evidence was found for changes in extreme precipitation attributable to climate change in the available observed record.
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The intrinsic worth of that business remains the same and the flight by Wall Street shut down its old growth model, but not its business.
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Have you ever found yourself so singularly focused on the intrinsic beauty of an individual pizza topping, it somehow led to you being socially ostracized?
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But I do think it is intrinsic to social media which is strongly incentivized to amplify outrage in order to maximize attention and emotional intensity.
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I think of his work in terms of form and structure, while color feels, if not quite like an afterthought, then more external than intrinsic.
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Largest deal: $30 million Series D, October 27, 2019 Post-money valuation: UnknownProminent backers: Main Street Advisors, Benchmark, Intrinsic Capital Partners, NFP Ventures, Icon Ventures
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A new policy allows buybacks to be authorized when Berkshire's Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger feel the repurchase price is below Berkshire's intrinsic value. Amazon.
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It's possible that some of the behaviors intrinsic to smartphone use can contribute to headaches, such as bending the neck to scroll through your phone.
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As psychologists have long known, sounds that reach our ears provoke at least a weak valence — an emotional reaction to their intrinsic attractiveness or unpleasantness.
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Su says that companies' market caps are only artificially lower because of external events that are not related to the intrinsic value of the company.
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Qualcomm's precipitous decline is what attracted Mr. Dodson's attention along with other so-called value investors, who look for stocks trading below their intrinsic value.
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We are not looking for passporting because we understand this is intrinsic to the single market of which we would no longer be a member.
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In "The Nicomachean Ethics," Aristotle argues that true human flourishing requires activities like philosophizing that are pursued for no other reason than their intrinsic quality.
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By this I don't mean worthless, but rather, valuable for the intrinsic satisfaction they bring as opposed to being a means to some other end.
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But Ms. Keller argued that there was intrinsic merit simply in bringing together like-minded people who aspire to make capitalism a bit more equitable.
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"It was probably my most emotionally charged client session in 35 years," said Van Zutphen, president and founder of Intrinsic Wealth Counsel in Tempe, Arizona.
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AND WE TRY IT TO INTRINSIC BUSINESS VALUE, WHICH WE SHOULD HAVE DONE ALL ALONG BUT FOR A WHILE BOOK VALUE WAS A GOOD PROXY.
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"The goal is to ensure there are not other factors that can worsen this intrinsic predisposition even further, thereby causing more sleep deprivation," Kansagra added.
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I love that these women appreciated the intrinsic value of the work and am grateful to those who supported the effort, it was so special.
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