This would rest on three things: inventing sex, inventing free speech, and inventing multiculturalism.
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"We're not inventing a wheel this time, we're not inventing a campaign," he said.
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We're not inventing the conversation, we're not inventing the modality, but we are really good at pushing them forward.
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"Inventing Joy" - Joy Mangano (Simon & Schuster, $103) 210.
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Humans have been inventing useful materials for quite some time.
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Smashing phones, inventing enemies, letting envy and anger control me.
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Past the brief laundry sequence, inventing never comes up again.
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This has resulted in Cognizant inventing policy on the fly.
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She has no personal knowledge and is just inventing stories.
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Inventing the next big social app suddenly felt less consequential.
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They conform to codified rules, rather than inventing their own.
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Time was software companies left inventing new hardware to others.
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Shockley and all those other guys started inventing new technologies.
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Everyone is inventing, making it up as they go along.
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They passed their bus trip to Michigan inventing a new
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Apart from inventing Coca Cola and butter chicken, of course.
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One's grandfather is even credited with inventing the shopping mall.
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Conservatives are inventing a "syndrome" to undermine young people's transitions.
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Tech claims to be the industry that's inventing the future.
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Inventing technologies is really like, we call it mission enabling.
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Why does it take a whole new bunch of inventing?
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Easy: by inventing a Russell Brand PA to arrange things.
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Inventing new characters is rather easier than abolishing existing ones, though.
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It is a hearty snack that Teessiders are proud of inventing.
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Some have even gone to the trouble of inventing such languages.
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"It's like Coca-Cola inventing a kids' soda product," he said.
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And, no, he wasn't going to tell me about inventing something.
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Pikula likens it to Pizzeria Uno inventing the Chicago deep dish.
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That's when dance becomes so interesting, it's constantly inventing the now.
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Even snooty critics have fun inventing clever ways to slam them.
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"We were inventing the future," Saltz remembered, handing me the orb.
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"We were sort of inventing it as we go," she explained.
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Theodore Roosevelt transcended the fight by inventing a new American nationalism.
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They are omnivorous, and they are inventing themselves in real time.
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"Thanks, M.L.B., for inventing replay," Mets right fielder Jay Bruce said.
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Lately, it has gone into overdrive, inventing new forms of agitprop.
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Everyone involved was inventing the music and the business on the spot.
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They succeed by spotting underserved markets and inventing ways of reaching them.
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Do you get any sort of extra recognition for inventing a slime?
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It's a matter of policy, not inventing a whole new energy system.
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It is 2017, people are inventing vending machines for just about everything.
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These properties unify a community of people inventing and crafting at home.
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I like inventing and building product much more than building a business.
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Eventually, I thought the idea of inventing things would be really cool.
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So how did Cole Haan go about inventing a comfortable dress shoe?
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The other was signing up for imaginary government duties and inventing countries.
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Marlow says critics who accuse the site of bigotry are inventing facts.
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Some even credit him for inventing the remix—including Desus and Mero.
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Not just for his amazing last name, but for inventing a dance.
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Is the stock price more important than inventing the next miracle cure?
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Much to her chagrin, Dingle is probably best known for inventing Priss.
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Instead, all these people were self-inventing, or becoming their own people.
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I felt like we were just on the cusp of inventing soul.
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He's also credited with inventing bifocals: glasses with two distinct optical lenses.
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Inventing genres, character types, and moods, Hecht was a major creative figure.
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They bought "Inventing for Dummies" and began learning about prototyping and patents.
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The first, in 2004, when Lindell dreamed of inventing the perfect pillow.
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I was drawn deeper into the spirituality my cult leaders were inventing.
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New York tabloids have had a field day inventing narratives for him.
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On Sunday, Paris Hilton modestly took partial credit for inventing the selfie.
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In the first book, she faces her kindergarten fears by inventing Mrs.
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I had thought we were a long way from inventing virtual reality.
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Britain said he was "inventing fake threats" as part of his election campaigning.
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It's almost as if it's inventing the crime procedural before your very eyes.
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She doesn't actually use her newfound inventing skills to any meaningful narrative purpose.
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China's Communist Party may be on its way to inventing the real thing.
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Content exists to be paid for inventing content, even on April Fools' Day.
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But then again, cutting costs to boost returns was hardly inventing the wheel.
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As with last year's El Capitan, macOS Sierra isn't re-inventing the wheel.
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"People like Rukmini are inventing a new kind of journalistic writing," Baquet explained.
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Later, British soldiers would drink the quinine in water, thus inventing tonic water.
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My mind was inventing symptoms of a dictatorship even where there were none.
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One senior won a $100,000 Siemens scholarship for inventing a water-purification method.
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Bankers are always inventing new ways to make money, spawning new financial hazards.
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But we're inventing a new social system to fix a difficult social problem.
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There are judges out in America who are inventing these kinds of things.
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They worked side by side for years inventing techniques to map tropical forests.
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"The earlier days were more inventing on behalf of customers," said Mr. Taylor.
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Pharmaceutical companies aren't inventing enough new antibiotics because they're too expensive to develop.
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"Sometimes innovation isn't inventing something new, it's rethinking thoroughly established processes," he says.
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Or inventing a drivetrain that could be mounted to any type of vehicle.
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It's about inventing characters, dressing up as someone else and acting out jokes.
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Citizens are already inventing the world of tomorrow, very often under the radar.
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Inventing Gaga helped him to figure out how to talk to his dancers.
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They are inventing a fictional limit on federal authority while ignoring real ones.
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" The process was not without hiccups — Stromberg describes it as "inventing in flight.
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That the people inventing the future were frustrated just like anybody else. Absolutely.
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"We are not inventing the VR language for storytelling in a vacuum," she said.
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When looking at it this way, he is in fact inventing a new division.
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How do you think the digital revolution is inventing a new style of dating?
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Although I think authorship is questionable, I am interested in inventing my own language.
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Q: At what point did you realize you could make a living at inventing?
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Humans will never stop inventing new ways to actually get people out of bed.
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Dentist Levi Spear Parmly is credited with inventing floss in the early 19th century.
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Cathy is credited for inventing the boneless chicken sandwich — today a fast-food classic.
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FAIRFIELD "Out of the Attic: Inventing Antiques in 20th-Century New England," lecture. Jan.
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In a flash, she is inventing a pseudonym and playing Ken for a mark.
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The only place rights exist is in the stories that people have been inventing.
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This is, and remember, you didn't grow up dreaming of inventing political fundraising software.
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The answer is: I was too busy inventing new combinations of obscenities to count.
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Johannes Gutenberg died in 1468, a little over a decade after inventing movable type.
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Inventing is Only Half the Battle Protecting and commercializing inventions is just as hard.
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Family firms typically focus more on improving existing products than on inventing new ones.
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Still, there must be a sense of inventing these characters from the ground up.
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Reeves, who hails from Columbia, Missouri has been inventing since the age of 10.
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"We think kids are best when they're playing and inventing," Koby tells The Verge.
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Ensuring our country has full participation in inventing and patenting will do just that.
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"So that was an example of kind of inventing the missing ingredient," he said.
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But if Brooks is inventing a new religion he'll need a name for it.
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They were awarded for inventing atomic force microscopy and developing practical uses for it.
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His team is not interested in inventing super-smart AI to replace human cognition.
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She meandered, though, when I asked her repeatedly to talk about inventing the Kiini.
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Jon, a charismatic Australian, is widely credited with inventing the profession of superyacht designer.
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Twelve-year-old scientist Gitanjali Rao has been inventing since she was in kindergarten.
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Haruki Murakami has a way of inventing odd images that stick in your brain.
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Why not make them easier to use instead of inventing an entire separate mechanism?
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"Tarsila Do Amaral: Inventing Modern Art in Brazil" at the Art Institute of Chicago.
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"To keep it alive, it needs to have somebody in there inventing ," he said.
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Karl Benz is widely credited as inventing the first automobile between 1885 and 1886.
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And if not, how far along are we in inventing those materials, or similar ones?
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One of the rewards of inventing something new is that you get to name it.
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Re-Inventing The Wheel(s)We All Fall Down, just not as much as ACE.
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I believe that artists spend a lot of time inventing a new set of rules.
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I wanted to tie my hair back with a ribbon and flex my inventing muscles.
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It also offended Muslims by inventing horrific punishments that are not mentioned in Islamic scripture.
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"I wasn't inventing something that only a small segment of society would use," Lamb explains.
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"I have been on that lake," Seacrest said, inventing a new euphemism on the spot.
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And they're starting from scratch, which means inventing language and a collective and individual identity.
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That's a good sign for researchers hoping to end factory farming by inventing something better.
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But of course we are not inventing crewed interplanetary travel from scratch this time around.
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But I do think Silicon Valley has to have a sense of what they're inventing.
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She has an incredible knack for inventing crazy experiences for them, something new, something fresh.
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Chikli is widely credited with inventing a con that has inspired a generation of copycats.
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" (It doesn't.) He accused the news media of inventing sources: "There are no seven sources.
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There is no way to win by inventing a better kind of real-estate development.
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It would be inventing something that it doesn't know, but inherently must be wired into.
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But people are having trouble inventing an acronym for them with the ring of BRICS.
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This time, Google is not trying to reinvent the wheel by inventing fancy new hardware.
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It's also known for inventing the word "hacktivism" to describe human-rights-driven security work.
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He and a colleague are also credited with inventing the first computerized polygraph in 1991.
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On Sunday, Clinton made sure to highlight the Trump administration's penchant for inventing terrorist attacks.
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I once knew a great fabulist who, never entirely inventing, always intensified for dramatic effect.
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Both inventing new clean energy technologies and spreading them around the world are behind schedule.
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Did we make dreidel, and by extension, Jewish culture, better, by inventing this drinking game?
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What I haven't lightened up about is the difficult art of inventing names for cocktails.
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A few belonged to old poets, but the rest, I suspected, she was inventing herself.
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Today, I am going to celebrate today by spending some time inventing with my daughters.
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I also have a strange and regrettable weakness for inventing catchy acronyms for art museums.
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Clinton, portraying minor missteps as major sins and inventing fake scandals out of thin air.
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Maybe Posobiec, being a fabulist, was planning on inventing a lurid tale of depraved behavior?
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It's inventing pieces, which could be very avant-garde, more conventional, they could be anything.
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We helped make him more likable by inventing a version of Biden that never existed.
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"Inventing the future means you have to think differently, be more inventive, be more creative."
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Starting with "politically fashionable conclusions," they worked backward, mimicking academic methods and sometimes inventing data.
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So what is the first move of the people in charge of inventing the future?
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Set in Swaziland, where Mr. Kopp grew up, "Liyana" features five children inventing a story.
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Inventing agriculture, for example, helped us transform ourselves from nomadic hunter-gatherers into sedentary civilizations.
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"Do we need to endlessly give credit to the Quebecois for inventing it?" he asked.
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In fact, they should take that as a challenge and explore inventing an easier alternative.
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" Ortega, in a similar rejection of reality, has accused human rights organizations of "inventing deaths.
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Either could be inventing her stories, and Linda in particular is hard to pin down.
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Weinfield's solutions are ingenious, though the effort of inventing rhymes sometimes causes a visible strain.
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But we should not be inventing concepts out of whole cloth to purposely mislead voters.
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Will we keep inventing variants of neural nets that make once-unsolved problems look easy?
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Many American companies still create physical things, in addition to inventing digital products and ideas.
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Shonda Rhimes is producing Netflix series Inventing Anna, which chronicles the grifter's time in Manhattan.
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Inventing the art collection of the Cologne factory owner Werner Jägers, the grandfather of his wife.
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It can be inventing something entirely original, or even reformulating what's already in front of you.
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She aimed to one-up online fabrications by inventing a wildly alternative history of ancient art.
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But Jones' biggest claim to fame is undoubtedly the Roomba, which Jones is credited for inventing.
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The researchers urge their colleagues working on inventing techniques for industrial farming of octopus to reconsider.
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"I realize now the only thing harder than inventing is reinventing," she says in a statement.
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He has also made numerous technical contributions, including inventing a new vocabulary called 'ballet mime acting.
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Essentially, drafting the blueprint for the bioweapons we fear will someday be invented, hereby inventing them.
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Incredibly, the system ends up "inventing" characteristic grasps that humans already commonly use to handle objects.
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Today, he's probably best known for inventing the mechanism that allows two spacecraft to link up.
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Her previous efforts include inventing new Star Wars characters, Star Wars planets, and bad Broadway musicals.
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Previous Turing Award winners include Tim Berners-Lee, best known for inventing the World Wide Web.
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He rages against the Chinese, whom he accuses of inventing global warming to destroy American industry.
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The Spaniards did something similar to the Russians, taking оливье (Olivier) salad and inventing ensaladilla rusa.
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But in the early 1990s, interest began to build around re-inventing the technology in bikes.
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Yes, the constant inventing of new project names and concepts was (and is) my undeniable passion.
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As in any town inventing itself out of thin air, new people arrive all the time.
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It also wants to save money for the expensive task of inventing self-driving car technology.
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In Russia, Vladimir V. Putin's propaganda machine, too, is busy inventing endless plots against the motherland.
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Instead, it's inventing something new: keys made out of glass fiber to make them extra durable.
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It was just the director asking the guys questions, and them inventing answers for their character.
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He oversees a cross-disciplinary group of scientists, artists, and engineers inventing the future of entertainment.
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And he accused Larry of inventing the doctrine to justify the Obama administration's policy shortfalls. Urk.
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We are trying to paint a picture while we're inventing the paintbrush at the same time.
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It's what got him elected, along with inventing "fake news" and lies too numerous to count.
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At my age, I should have been inventing a new technological paradigm, building robots, making money.
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Bret: Trump is a master of inventing new dramas to make us forget the old ones.
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The comedian Patton Oswalt congratulated Ms. Pelosi for "inventing" an obscenity without using a certain finger.
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After WWI, the victors recommenced their formal explorations, inventing Surrealism and Dada, among other avant-gardes.
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She describes the long process of more or less inventing a method for creating the piece.
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Humans are busy inventing artificial generalized intelligence — machines that are our cognitive equals, and soon our superiors.
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PDVSA's Del Pino has in recent weeks accused media and opponents of inventing lies about the company.
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Bottom line: we haven't even scratched the surface when it comes to inventing new ways to play.
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Lenovo, the world's biggest maker of personal computers, is inventing and manufacturing B2B products in North Carolina.
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It was as if you were inventing an entirely new language just to translate an existing language.
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"They repeat things ... because it's safer to do that rather than inventing a new entity," says Zellers.
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But when mankind began inventing machines that went up in the air, regulations had to be created.
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While everyone else has been copying, he's been inventing and recruiting what people want to use next.
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In France the National Front is re-inventing itself, Macron almost a last hope for French democracy.
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Chikli is widely credited in France with inventing a con that has inspired a generation of copycats.
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You wouldn't have them inventing the idea that women are these anti-mother ogresses cutting up babies.
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He's even won a technical Oscar for inventing a special kind of silicone used in movie prosthetics.
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More government funds should be set aside for inventing more efficient ways to mine digital currencies. III.
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Once kids master something like dressing themselves, they naturally start riffing, inventing new paradigms like ... sweater-pants.
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Apparently, the White House has completely lost its senses and begun inventing sanctions against its own children.
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Moore doesn't think inventors are anywhere close to inventing "strong AI," as super-human intelligence is called.
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Trump's rise could also force the Republican Party into inventing a new platform for itself, Zingales said.
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"Inventing the Future" may be the shrewdest, sanest pipe dream of a book published since the recession.
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But Kearns lost a lifetime of inventing, and society lost what his inventive genius could have brought.
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But they should know that this wasn't the glib work of a screenwriter who was inventing things.
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The piece accused Seoul of inventing the claim to help usher through a controversial "anti-terrorism" law.
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Apparently, the White House has completely lost its senses and began inventing sanctions against its own children.
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At that time, Zuck was a teen years away from inventing Facebook in his college dorm room.
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He was inventing a problem that doesn't exist, and using that imaginary problem to demonize brown people.
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Starbucks did a 100-day project to put soup on the menu, including inventing soup-warming equipment.
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"In Spain, there's somebody trying to end national sovereignty and inventing a parallel jurisdiction," he told lawmakers.
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The list suggests that inventing virtual currencies can end up being less lucrative than investing in them.
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"Language exists in a culture, but at the same time, they're inventing a culture," says Dr. Carpenter.
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With each step of this sequence you're getting farther from certainty, but you're not yet exactly inventing.
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Some Americans demanded electoral reform; we can thank them, with mixed feelings, for inventing the presidential primary.
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The sex, too, was different, more varied, as if reflecting the inventing going on in their marriage.
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Galileo Galilei was an Italian physicist, astronomer, mathematician, philosopher who was best known for inventing the telescope.
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It crackles and satisfies by all its own weird rules, subversively inventing delight where none should exist.
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If you really want to fix climate change, then start investing in, inventing or laboring on solutions.
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In Detroit, automakers are inventing and refining flying cars, and flying taxis are even closer to reality.
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Here's how he saved his career by inventing a way to code with his voice and eyes.
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He was a key player in inventing quantum electrodynamics, which describes the behavior of light and matter.
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Meanwhile, Hassan continued inventing new tools, including what became Yahoo Groups and the Beam robotics operating system.
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Her husband Richard Ratcliffe said the Revolutionary Guards were "inventing new charges to prevent her early release".
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But she's exceedingly skilled in inventing charismatic personas to fulfill the fantasies of the men around her.
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Trump himself appears to recognized this dynamic, inventing the term "spygate" deliberately to focus the public's attention.
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Jon inventing oral sex for wildlings was hilarious, but his scenes with Ygritte always left me wanting more.
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Steve Jobs had a vision of how smart devices would change the world and set about inventing them.
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"We keep inventing new ways to invest, new things to invest in, new place to invest," Schwarzman said.
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Mother Nature has all but perfected flight, so why are we wasting our time re-inventing the wheel?
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But you can't be too hard on retailers for inventing fake holidays and exporting them around the world.
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The company's zeal for inventing new ways to socialize is admirable, though not always a sound business strategy.
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Today's centrists need to do likewise, and focus on thinking up new ideas rather than inventing new parties.
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And then there's the media coverage, geared more towards covering (inventing?) outrage than to taking any particular stance.
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DJ Khaled is inventing golden rules of his own, becoming a "living meme" and a genuine internet sensation.
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Companies such as Akron Polymer Systems and Akron Surface Technologies are inventing new ways to commercialise synthetic materials.
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So, Levi Hutchins doesn't get the credit for inventing the mass produced alarm clock as we know it.
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" Why, call out Trump for inventing "the racist lie that our first black president was not an American.
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"Thank you, Ray Tomlinson, for inventing email and putting the @ sign on the map," Gmail's Twitter account said.
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Somewhat ironically, escaping US economic control was one of the Venezuelan government's stated reasons for inventing a cryptocurrency.
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She gets an entire band with instruments you've never heard play together before, essentially inventing her own genre.
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Indirectly, through things he worked on, as he was part of inventing dialysis, millions of people are alive.
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Even outside of Willy Wonka's inventing room origins, the community has its own landmark works and origin stories.
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Rather, it means inventing a whole new grammar for commemoration—one that exposes a biased politics of remembering.
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It was about amplifying the voices of real supporters and giving them a dedicated forum — not inventing them.
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If we're going to get to zero carbon emissions overall, we have a lot of inventing to do.
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But more and more drawing was becoming a medium for inventing, or altering reality, rather than recording it.
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Considered an amateur — she didn't yet have her Ph.D. — they contended she was inventing personality traits for animals.
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He similarly scrutinizes its exoticizing conventions and takes it a step further by inventing a ritual to dissect.
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Israel isn't inventing a new type of desalination technology, but they are very clever in putting it together.
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They win "most stylish cosplayers at NYCC 2018," an award I am inventing as I type these words.
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Instead I spent my days inventing and designing miraculous things, things that the world had never seen before.
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Are you inventing safe and science-approved ways to get around or discovering new ways to have fun?
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And some of those "astronomically wealthy" got that way by inventing things that have improved millions of lives.
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One takes immeasurable pleasure in lingering over the thought of the ghost-owners, inventing their characters and lives.
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There are so many weird similarities and dissimilarities to things now—they were basically sort of inventing Twitter.
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With nothing to go on, he resorted to inventing a character wildly different from the shy, stylish writer.
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Louis Braille is best known for inventing a system of reading and writing for people who are blind.
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Within a few years of Naismith's inventing the game at the International Y.M.C.A. Training School in Springfield, Mass.
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Taddeo has been credited with inventing a new literary genre, which blends original journalism with narrative, lyrical prose.
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Over time, some industries have gone away, but new jobs keep emerging as we continue inventing new things.
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So inventing new MBA programmes is a time-demanding activity that is generally avoided by faculty when possible.
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The publisher, after inventing live news streaming, has proven to be a perfect fit inside new parent Verizon.
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" Despite L'Enclume's modest appearance, Rogan is "restlessly inventing and pushing his ingredients to extract maximum flavour and interest.
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Only 6% of people think that inventing something doesn't entitle you to big money, while 79% backed them.
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Amazon's principles, for instance, include ideas such as putting the customer first and inventing on behalf of the customer.
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If the Industrial Revolution invented the love marriage and the nuclear family, is the digital revolution inventing something else?
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You won't have the joy of inventing the selfie, but you'll probably take it in an exciting new direction.
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Several politicians from different parties found themselves accused of either inventing or exaggerating their credentials on their official résumé.
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Solidarity, by contrast, had to be cultivated: It was the practice of creating social ties, actively inventing collective identity.
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Stone all but admits to inventing the birther rhetoric, which called into question Barack Obama's status as a citizen.
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It's something we're all inventing every day, and whatever we invent is as Southern as what we sweep away.
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But it's still impressive how the engineers keep inventing and keep people guessing about how the fun really happens.
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Zopa, founded in 2005, lets people lend to consumers and is credited with inventing the peer-to-peer concept.
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Burkini inventor: Garment empowers women The ban is "misunderstood," says Aheda Zanetti, the woman credited with inventing the burkini.
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Allergan has relied heavily on M&A because it views inventing its own drugs in-house as too risky.
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I also really liked Inventing the Future: Postcapitalism and a World Without Work by Nick Srnicek and Alex Williams.
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After you've made all that, and survived it all, why are you still inventing at the age of 64?
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You start talking to yourself, you start hearing, you start imagining, you start inventing, you start making up stuff.
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Of course, the AI wasn't inventing ethical positions of its own and trying to push them on us humans.
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And, as far as anyone can tell, the cycle will continue for as long as we keep inventing things.
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In "Inventing Tomorrow", Sarah Cole of Columbia University sets out to reclaim Wells as a visionary and a radical.
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It feels specifically manufactured by someone inventing a car ranking company, not the real initials of a real person.
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But at Slyde, there was the added burden of inventing a market for a product and popularizing a sport.
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"At one point, I thought inventing stuff or creating things would be a cool thing to do," he said.
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I think at one point I thought inventing stuff or creating things would be a cool thing to do.
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Keith asked his sales team to explore their fantasies while inventing a name, and the drink was christened...Fanta.
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She treats Mr. Dylan as a fellow troubadour and roustabout, inventing the rules while traveling along an endless road.
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Instead of re-inventing the wheel, the search engine platform centralizes all the classified ads and local marketplace apps.
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Robo-investing and free stock-trading apps are re-inventing the way young adults think and feel about investing.
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A modern dance choreographer, Ms. Tanowitz, 49, has a flair for inventing sophisticated steps then turning them inside out.
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Giorgio Vasari did all this, but he did it before anyone else, arguably inventing the field of art history.
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Mellon squared the circle by inventing a supply-side argument: Cutting income tax rates would actually increase tax revenues.
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He commanded a country in the midst of world war and is credited with inventing the social safety net.
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Still, inventing a military career, the kind that comes with a Purple Heart, is an obvious betrayal of trust.
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And it's obvious why: advocating tax cuts for the rich and inventing rationales for those cuts is very lucrative.
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Now I clung to her, inventing excuses to drop by her dorm to spy my brother's face in hers.
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"Made for Love" crackles and satisfies by all its own weird rules, subversively inventing delight where none should exist.
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"Do all lovers feel that they're inventing something?" she asks her before they sleep together for the first time.
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By far, his best known contribution is the cut/copy-paste functionality that he is widely credited with inventing.
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" And with every winning campaign, said David Axelrod, "there is a lot of discussion that they're inventing the wheel.
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The Cold War infused the study of science with the political mystique of countering tyranny through inventing new machines.
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I prefer this to a lot of Italian painting, because it is more that you are inventing the character.
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This raises the question of whether he considers the Court's precedents inventing a "right" of personal autonomy/ identity legitimate.
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They had gotten huge just the way you're supposed to in America — by inventing new stuff that people love.
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This is a short season of leftovers, into which we'll all feed plenty asparagus, inventing recipes on the fly.
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Most of these things are really easy to do—it's not about inventing the impossible, it's not a dream.
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"Dressage is all about understanding a horse through the feel of your body; it's like inventing another language," says Sherwood.
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"I'm not actually inventing Intel's next microprocessor, for example, so I can get away without having engineering skills," she said.
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As a result, corporations have embraced the concept of "open innovation," which means buying growth rather than inventing it yourself.
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Clay Alexander, 19023, has been inventing things since he was a kid going to see the San Diego Padres play.
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Image Source: PexelsIf 53 was the year of "Uber for X," 2017 was the year of Silicon Valley "inventing" things.
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It was as if we had invented a steam engine and set off across the landscape without inventing a brake.
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Some, like Lady Gaga or David Bowie, have used performance as a kind of protection, inventing bold, flamboyant alter-egos.
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We have extraordinary staff, so it's a very special community that has the role of inventing the future of computing.
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For Margaret Atwood, inventing Gilead made it possible to mix aspects of several countries that were behind the Iron Curtain.
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Now 88, Dr.NakaMats is dealing with his cancer in the only way he knows how, by inventing his own treatments.
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She took a break from vlogging and inventing to recover, but returned to YouTube on Tuesday to update her followers.
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The essence of the scientific search for truth is not just inventing a theory, but subjecting it to systematic doubt.
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Laila Tahri takes credit for inventing the condom-wrapped-beauty-blender technique, and she's got it down to a science.
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Tim Berners-Lee, the man credited with inventing the world wide web, has been honored with the 2016 Turing Award.
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They've now analyzed footage of the bird dancing and found that he's spontaneously inventing a diverse array of new movements.
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This tells us that at least Apple has no problem inventing fear-based rhetoric that is not based in facts.
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"We're not inventing anything here, we're just bringing consumer-level simplicity into industrial hardware," Chandra said, while demonstrating the software.
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Brennerman went as far as inventing fictitious senior executives at Blacksands Pacific and signing agreements on their behalf, prosecutors said.
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I really don't see the tennis inspiration, personally – maybe he blanked for a second and thought he was inventing Pong.
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Realizing these solutions will be more challenging than inventing a way to remove or reuse the carbon in the atmosphere.
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The EU is a giant bureaucracy that is more interested in regulating yesterday's industries than inventing the future, they argue.
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Newton is, of course, best known for deducing the laws of gravity and inventing calculus, both leading to countless innovations.
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And there is Lauren, inventing a work of Bach that seems more anti-Semitic than almost anything Bach actually wrote.
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McCarthy came across as a bullying, shifty-eyed and leering zealot, contradicting himself, casually inventing facts and ruining innocent lives.
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In the valley, he tried to do the same with chunks of human attention, which meant inventing digital ad systems.
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Maybe this was a way of grasping for a framework for the form she was inventing as she went along.
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Drug prices are set so manufacturers can recover the costs of inventing these new drugs and bringing them to market.
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Can we all just agree that men should have no say in inventing solutions to problems they know nothing about?
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Fiorina confirmed Mr. Cruz's revelation that she has taken to inventing songs to sing to his daughters on the road.
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Still, startups should not forget that inventing a product is half the battle; defensibility and commercialization is the other half.
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Rohrbach has been interested in ed tech throughout his entire career, with a particular interest in re-inventing language learning.
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It was Levandowski who, with his colleagues, had persuaded Google's leadership to spend millions of dollars inventing self-driving cars.
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Their research suggests that people were inventing farming at several sites in the Fertile Crescent at roughly the same time.
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I ask for your support on my new endeavours with designing interiors, pottery, sculpting, carving, and inventing for the future.
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Dylan: In earlier seasons, I would joke that I wanted the show to end with Tyrion inventing the steam engine.
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"Pound and Yeats are inventing 20th-century theater in the process of total cultural misunderstanding," he said in an interview.
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Agents did not believe that either the source or Mr. Steele was deliberately inventing things, according to the former official.
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The dreamers here talked of inventing a single database, like iTunes, for recipes, or even doing away with recipes altogether.
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There was no model for an ambitious female politician and Meir was not about to devote time to inventing one.
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The Compact is the brainchild of John Koza -- who also had a hand in inventing the scratch-off lottery ticket.
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Phastos, an Eternal gifted with superior intellect and cosmic inventing abilities, is also the universe's very first openly gay superhero.
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Poland's foreign minister, Witold Waszczykowski, had to endure days of mockery for inventing a country in recent comments to reporters.
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The group spent years inventing explosives that are difficult to detect, including trying to disguise bombs in devices like cellphones.
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The Catholic Church is taking a page out of Silicon Valley's playbook: inventing gadgets in hopes of attracting devoted followers.
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"These despicable actions by the former Maduro regime detaining innocent civilians and inventing false charges are sadly typical," said Ortagus.
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I've always hugely admired her way of inventing herself after getting free from what was a kind of prison, really.
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"I can't wait to hear what Charlie Scharf ... has to say about how he's re-inventing the business," Cramer said.
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"We have our sites set on inventing a world without drunk driving," said ACTS's CEO Rob Strassburger to USA Today.
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Her cousin never showed boredom, though, and was always engaged, each time inventing endearing names for Agnes and suggesting activities.
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Classroom observers reported that left to their own devices, each teacher was inventing pre-K on his or her own.
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Gucci just had to go down in history for inventing the what-if-Sambo-needed-to-rob-a-bank look.
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"Restaurants should be able to do more things like that, instead of inventing new dishes all the time," she said.
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In his life here, he has built homes for himself and others, inventing tricks of architecture to suit Aurovillian eco-consciousness.
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"People have always been good at inventing pleasure for themselves, in spite of the catastrophic circumstances they've made," Monroe points out.
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Thompson was a reporter for the Intercept news website until he was fired last year for allegedly inventing sources and quotes.
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So if he's completely inventing it, it's a miracle he can even get it straight, and he told a mellifluous tale.
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While Luna was studying religion and psychology, he'd pour through anatomy textbooks with his brother's med school friends, inventing new techniques.
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Related: [Video Premiere] "Function / Void" The Bug & Factory Fifteen's Beautiful, Apocalyptic Short Film Are Factory Fifteen Inventing The Future Of Architecture?
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I was more willing to believe that shady political operatives were inventing horrible internet personae than believe that they legitimately existed.
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Inventing the electric chair Film: After a series of botched hangings, Edison is solicited by Brown to develop the electric chair.
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Many of the super-wealthy made their fortunes based on cornering a market rather than inventing a new product or service.
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Mobin told Buzzfeed that she can't take credit for inventing the solo travel photo with your arm around an imaginary spouse.
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Burnett brought Survivor and The Voice to the US, in addition to basically inventing the reality genre as we know it.
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Well, I think that was the point of them inventing Android, I believe, to keep search going in the mobile environment.
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For each news story about plastic ocean pollution, there are others on people actively testing remedial measures and inventing biodegradable alternatives.
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There's something unmoored about the reminiscences that Halie comes up with, almost as if she were inventing them on the spot.
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This episode also features an appearance by DJ Kool Herc (played by Dominique Johnson), scratching and mixing records, inventing hip-hop.
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"I try to keep a balance between authenticity, taste, and difficulty," says Reeder of her approach to inventing any fandom recipe.
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Her father's experience didn't put Kenner off inventing, and her idea for the door hinge ignited a spark deep inside her.
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Apple released the iPad Pro last year, while Microsoft, which is credited with inventing the category, recently launched the Surface Book.
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He started inventing languages in his teens, and said he created Middle Earth to help this, not the other way round.
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It's easy to be ahistorical and say that the things we're inventing are bigger than those of the first industrial revolution.
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We will continue to achieve our success by inventing our way forward and creating compelling experiences for both consumers and advertisers.
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"Humans are very good – and California's a great example – at inventing things and then going, eeeww, it has consequences," Alex noted.
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He said Amazon focuses on always giving customers something better, even if it means inventing something totally new, like Amazon Prime.
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"Degradation" is the central appeal of these "hagsploitation" movies, Jack Warner argues, as he takes credit for singlehandedly inventing the genre.
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As for inventing and building more flying contraptions, Furze said he thinks there should be more airborne adventures in his future.
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She put $303,000 of her retirement savings towards inventing and producing a sheer slip that holds up a bride's wedding gown.
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"Loon's mission is to connect people everywhere by inventing and integrating audacious technologies," said Alastair Westgarth, the chief executive of Loon.
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Gump moved through the world uncannily connecting with the cultural moment: teaching Elvis how to pelvis, phoning in Watergate, inventing jogging.
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You read right, that's 4D: four-dimensional action in the crazy beautiful world Bosch has spent the last six years inventing.
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Sam Panopoulos -- the guy credited with inventing Hawaiian pizza when he added chunks of pineapples and ham in 1962 -- is dead.
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Thomas Edison is often credited with inventing the light bulb in 1879, but other inventors played a part in its creation.
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"We're working on inventing a new play that nobody's ever seen before, and we're going to unleash it tonight," he said.
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What is the protection against someone or several people deciding to gang up on a member of Congress by inventing incidents?
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"It's a story about a person inventing himself and then helping invent a culture," Mr. Toller said in a telephone interview.
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" Thornberry said he hoped this would facilitate technology development and avoid the "inventing as you're building problem that has plagued us.
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Portmanteau of the Week Veep's characters take as much joy in inventing clever new words as they do in, y'know, governing.
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At first blush, inventing a start-up to challenge AT&T, Verizon and Comcast for high-speed broadband dominance seems crazy.
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Some of the climate-deniers used dirty tricks — hacking scientists' emails, inventing fake ethical scandals — to undermine public trust in scientists.
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Gosse is credited with inventing the institutional aquarium; Edugyan has Wash coming up with both the idea and a workable design.
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It thrived on acquiring new drugs rather than inventing them, and generating big profits from raising prices on old, undervalued treatments.
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If he had, he likely would've been very proud of himself, because he takes credit for inventing and popularizing the term.
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"We are spending a lot of time going in and refining and inventing new ways that Serve can communicate," he said.
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Weiner does a superb job of inventing the Bigfoots' charming culture, which is largely based on distorted human manners and customs.
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At home, Lamarr had what her biographer Richard Rhodes, one of the movie's on-camera experts, describes as an inventing table.
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Many historians write off Amazons as just another example of Greek scribes inventing monsters that are inevitably overcome by their civilization.
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This brilliant book of 249 photographs is a group portrait of a new version of difference she is discovering and inventing.
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Few would conclude that Mr. Trump has changed much — rampaging, tweeting, inventing preferred realities, upending the G-20143 economic world order.
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"We're kind of inventing the wheel," Treviño said, adding that he will continue discussions with SpaceX and the Federal Aviation Administration.
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Fyre employees recalled higher-ups inventing extravagant accommodations just to see if people would buy them — and some did, they said.
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As some other Southern cities, including Houston and New Orleans, were inventing their own distinctive forms, Dallas was slower to develop.
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"Corporations in America and Europe are still inventing new products and finding ways of doing things more efficiently," Mr. Slok said.
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"The courts see it as revealing the Constitution, but many people will see it as inventing the Constitution," Mr. Wagner said.
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The article relied entirely on interviews with a restaurant owner and one woman, whose motives for inventing these allegations remain unclear.
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Brown's no braggart: where other rappers use hedonistic detail to assert superiority, he enjoys inventing scenarios whose details he finds amusing.
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But if the inventor has his way, he will prolong his lifespan the best way he knows how: inventing his own treatment.
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Not just inventing a service that fills your car with gas but also creating cars that don't need fossil fuels at all.
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Another example: market research and customer surveys can become proxies for customers — something that's especially dangerous when you're inventing and designing products.
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That was his argument, we're making a better car radio, and good for them for inventing the car radio but too bad.
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Libra is, in effect, an attempt to undercut existing payment services by re-inventing and improving bitcoin ten years after its launch.
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"We're energized by this recognition and will keep working and inventing on your behalf," Amazon chief Jeff Bezos said in a statement.
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The fading giant of Armonk, New York, once sustained itself inventing and selling cutting-edge technology, but now leans heavily on consulting.
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Inventing pronouns does not help: from hersh to ze, made-up gender-neutral pronouns have never taken off and probably never will.
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I am forty years old… Finally the idea of inventing something insincere finally crossed my mind and I set to work straightaway.
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In 2012 he had falsely accused the Chinese of inventing the concept of global warming—to make American manufacturing uncompetitive, he said.
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For every Korean group immersing in convention and accidentally inventing a new pop style, there's one copying a seemingly random genre whole.
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"Though I was inventing nothing, I could not hope to come up to the rigorous standards of the historian," Mr. Jonas wrote.
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Ms. Bee, who left "The Daily Show" in April, said she accepted the TBS offer for the challenge of inventing something new.
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Yet the brain must be doing a pretty good job of inventing the visual world, since we don't routinely bump into doors.
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A lot of the times it's inventing this image, or an alter ego, like Elton John or Bob Dylan or David Bowie.
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While inventing a country for my own novel, I kept in mind the unnamed or conjured nations in some of my favorites.
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"Each time you have a set back, you're using resilience and resourcefulness, and inventing your way out of a box" says Jeff.
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Dr Matlock was described as "controversial" in 2013 for inventing the "G-shot", an internal injection which he claimed amplified women's orgasms.
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But fabricating stories that they know are not true, inventing fake news sources: that is so rare as to be virtually nonexistent.
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Bose loves to brag about inventing noise cancelling technology for Space Shuttle astronauts years before any other headphone company was considering it.
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Especially if you're interested in building your wealth through inventing or innovating, you have to be curious, open-minded and always learning.
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He wanted a lot more done for them, including clapping intellectual-property thieves in jail and teaching inventing in schools, alongside art.
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He received the IEEE Computer Society Technical Achievement Award in 2014 for inventing Physical Unclonable Functions and single-chip secure processor architectures.
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By inventing its own virtual reality camera from scratch and open sourcing it so people can build their own and start shooting.
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Photo: Christophe Boesch"It's not that they are playing around and inventing something just for fun without an underlying purpose," said Kühl.
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Replacing a human burger-flipper with a machine isn't the big payoff—the payoff is inventing a totally new kind of restaurant.
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Many eccentric dads out there enjoy theorizing, tinkering, and inventing, and Taurus kids are usually pretty happy to entertain their wacky ideas.
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However, Russian officials have accused the United States of inventing a pretext to end the treaty, allowing them to develop new weapons.
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And some of it is inventing new technologies like sensors, because we feel like it's important to have a long-term view.
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Some of it isn't, and when you see the media inventing controversies or settling scores, you're right to take the player's side.
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Last spring, MoMA, in conjunction with the Art Institute of Chicago, organized the exhibition Tarsila do Amaral: Inventing Modern Art in Brazil.
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And he credits his nephew with inventing a badge featuring the Republican elephant symbol sporting a Trump-style swoop of yellow hair.
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The problem with a brain that is constantly inventing scenarios, vignettes, and characters is that the imagined tangles constantly with the real.
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Yet for a book that seeks to present him as a writer deserving a mass audience, "Inventing Tomorrow" is sometimes hard going.
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The new MIM joins a crowded field of international compacts focused on inventing and scaling the next generation of clean energy technologies.
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POET could potentially design new forms of art or make scientific discoveries by inventing new challenges for itself and then solving them.
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New producers like Brooklyn Sesame and Soom Foods in Philadelphia are inventing mash-ups like coconut halvah spread and chocolate sesame butter.
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John Keegan, whose " The Mask of Command " contains the best study of Grant as a general, credits him with inventing "unheroic" leadership.
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Standup comedy is a far cry from inventing, but experimentation is just as key in the arts as it is in science.
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Like the films of the late nineteenth century, "22011" manifested its invented worlds by first inventing the methods needed to construct them.
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Facebook has been on a roll lately, inventing features and products that are in no way just wholesale ripoffs of other companies.
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Once he tried to change the fish farming industry by inventing a machine that played killer whale sounds to ward off seals.
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In her book "Inventing Joy, " she gives readers a look into what it really takes to build your own brand and company.
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The Nobel Prizes were the brainchild of Alfred B. Nobel, an idiosyncratic Swedish industrialist best known in his lifetime for inventing dynamite.
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He also, almost by the way, did other things, such as inventing a confocal scanning microscope and robotic "seeing hands" for surgery.
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Penned by a veteran journalist, the article argued that Tencent was fixated on seeking investment-worthy products rather than inventing its own.
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She went on to provide commentary on the red carpet, inventing the genre, and in 1990, she launched the Joan Rivers Collection.
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Another is to protect the environment by inventing better ways to grow meat without the land-use and climate-change side effects.
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Lululemon, the company often credited with inventing it, has seen explosive growth in recent years while revenue at Under Armour has declined.
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Ms. Lang is a more visually driven choreographer than most — as interested in imagining shapes and compositions onstage as in inventing steps.
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Baltimore was early to the idea, inventing a program called CitiStat to hold city officials to account on all kinds of issues.
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Other nominees include Alan Turing, the mathematician who played a key role in inventing modern computing, and Alexander Fleming, who discovered penicillin.
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"Not everyone lied with the same skill, shamelessness and insistence, obviously, and few succeeded in inventing a whole new identity," Cercas writes.
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He has even been credited with inventing the concept of the midnight movie at Chelsea's long-gone Elgin Theater, which he ran.
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And people are kind of inventing a new narrative, that things are so much worse today than they were in the past.
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It is why we've hired talented generalists and entrepreneurial employees who care about connecting with people and inventing new formats and approaches.
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Review: Teenagers Tackle Environmental Enemies in 'Inventing Tomorrow' A documentary follows young scientists as they try to create solutions to environmental threats.
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A.I.'s current blossoming came only when researchers began inventing new techniques for letting machines find their own patterns in the data.
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You could even accuse Clinton supporters of inventing the whole narrative about how they get attacked and demand that they provide evidence.
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The same year, he earned the N.I.H. Director's Pioneer Award for inventing syringe-injectable mesh electronics that can integrate with the brain.
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"The re-inventing and motivating employees and staying humble … I've always believed in that in a big way," the tennis star explained.
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Where Walcott's point of view was established in his 30s and rarely wavered, Hutchinson seems still in the midst of inventing himself.
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"Charlotte Perriand: Inventing a New World," a generous exhibition sprawling across all four floors of the Fondation Louis Vuitton here through Feb.
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Independent sales representatives for companies like Avon or Tupperware don't have to worry about creating a product or inventing a business structure.
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Musk hopes to dramatically speed up digging by inventing new tunnel-boring-machine technology that could slash billions from a major project.
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"Charlotte Perriand: Inventing a New World," the largest exhibition of her work to date, required four years and five curators to organize.
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After inventing her remarkable self-cleaning house, Frances Gabe, who has died at 101, was granted a patent by the federal government.
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Huntsman, controlled by the eponymous Mormon family, is best known for inventing the clam-shell styrofoam box for McDonald's Big Mac burgers.
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The Qaeda affiliate has spent years inventing explosives that are difficult to detect, including trying to disguise bombs in devices like cellphones.
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When that didn't get him his wall, he moved to circumvent Congress altogether by inventing — if not yet declaring — a national emergency.
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Their methods included inventing new foley sound effect techniques from scratch, where other films might have used established tricks of the trade.
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Another example: market research and customer surveys can become proxies for customers – something that's especially dangerous when you're inventing and designing products.
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If people start to believe that their opponents are literally inventing votes to steal elections, then the elections won't seem legitimate anymore.
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"I broke down the feed into the nutritional components and then pieced it together, inventing my own feed recipe," recalls de Bruin.
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Fostering unity, not division; working for the interests of all Americans, not just one's political base; being honest, not inventing truth at will.
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The author of the recent book "Inventing Joy," the HSN executive chatted with Reuters about how to design a better life for yourself.
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Engineers and biochemists (Yager estimated about 30 companies) are actually currently inventing devices intended for portability and use outside of a lab setting.
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If the size of your failures isn't growing, you're not going to be inventing at a size that can actually move the needle.
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I was inventing a sales team from scratch, and all of my salespeople were quitting, because it's really hard to knock on doors.
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Marshall's book established the use of diagrams to illustrate economic phenomena, inventing the demand and supply curves familiar to fledgling economists ever since.
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You are inventing something that can chew through the bedrock of our world, can cast aside stone and earth like so much confetti.
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Mr. Tishman credited himself with inventing construction management, in which a single company oversees the building of a project from start to finish.
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As a society we adapt to these changes by inventing entirely new types of work, and by taking advantage of uniquely human capabilities.
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"THIS ISN'T like putting a man on the moon or inventing the internet," said Michelle Obama in 2010 as she launched Let's Move!
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He invented and licensed the board through an inventing platform called Quirky, which develops and distributes products from eccentric inventors of all ages.
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Schmidt also noted that Google and Alphabet are "enormously thankful for inventing all this stuff," referring specifically to artificial intelligence and deep learning.
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Fritz Haber was awarded his prize for inventing the Haber-Bosch process, which is a way of producing ammonia on a large scale.
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A successful founder must manage the paradox that they are both inventing the future and that the future is in no way inevitable.
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By inventing its own rules rather than implementing the law, the OCC is pushing a highly disruptive agenda: Let's start with the basics.
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Almost a decade after inventing the home 21D printing market, MakerBot is now focused squarely on professional product prototyping and the education markets.
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For decades, America lost factories and jobs to China but retained a coveted title: the world's leader in inventing and commercializing new products.
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One of the reasons I started FIRST was I wanted kids to see how exciting and accessible science, technology, engineering, mathematics, inventing are.
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Four years after inventing the trendiest term for couples breaking up amicably, Gwyneth Paltrow admits she was sad to see her marriage end.
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That could end up inventing new use cases, but it seems there are lots of opportunities right now for an untethered Apple Watch.
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BILL GATES: Well, it's absolutely true that the companies here in terms of inventing new procedures, drugs, vaccines they've done a great job.
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"It is also nice to feel like you made a difference — inventing something or raising kids or helping people in need," he says.
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Buddy Bolden, a cornet-player in the Big Easy of whose music there are no recordings, is credited by many with inventing "jass".
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Mr Kriener credits his nephew with inventing a badge featuring the Republican Party's elephant symbol sporting a Trump-style swoop of yellow hair.
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Rather than engage the facts about Mr. Trump's Ukrainian escapade, they are twisting them and eliding them and inventing new ones they'd prefer.
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The American people need Trump and Republican Senators to focus on ending the shutdown instead of inventing controversy to distract from your inaction.
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Roberta was an extension of a habit the artist had developed as a child, of inventing characters to escape a difficult home life.
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She's even credited with popularizing, if not inventing, the modern definition of "debugging" after a moth was found in Harvard's Mark II computer.
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Also making a somewhat delayed entrance are the giant Gambian pouched rats, which Hiaasen, in his author's note, disclaims the credit of inventing.
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As the 22015s began, he saw possibilities in minicomputers, inventing hybrid digital-analog electronic instruments, beginning with his 22015 series Electronic Music Box.
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Give Lichtman great credit for an inventing a system for predicting the outcome of presidential elections that has proven correct for 30 years.
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Today is the twentieth anniversary of the show's first air date, and everybody is re-watching the series credited with inventing prestige television.
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Retailers have been inventing new gimmicks to get you into their stores and purchasing their wares since there have been items to purchase.
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Inventing platforms for 'our best narratives' The start of 2019 will find Sandu in Africa's most populous city -- Lagos, Nigeria -- hosting student workshops.
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In a shareholder letter earlier this month, Amazon's chief executive, Jeff Bezos, vowed to keep swinging for the fences and to keep inventing.
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Though he's best known for inventing the coronary artery bypass surgery, his medical career began in a small farming community in central Argentina.
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The spectacle of an American president inventing dirt on his defeated rival is as damning an indictment of Trump as one would like.
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Snapchat has struggled to get out of Facebook's shadow despite inventing or acquiring what would become some of the hottest trends in social.
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In 2014, Dutch child-actor-turned-filmmaker Joris Putman left a budding career to pursue his long-standing entrepreneurial dream: inventing a product.
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He invited me into his warehouse where he had cardboard blocks, wooden blocks, plastic and foam; he was inventing, prototyping, using real materials.
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Online advertising is evolving rapidly, with companies like Facebook, Pinterest, and many others re-inventing what it means to connect merchants with consumers.
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And he is striking poses in leather shorts spray painted to match his little superman boots, possibly inventing duckface at the same time.
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" The BBC calls the invention of the four-digit Personal Identification Number, or PIN, the "by-product of inventing the first cash machine.
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A German illustrator, he is credited with inventing the form with "Rundherum in meiner Stadt," or "All Around My Town," published in 1968.
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Lanier has been credited with inventing the term "virtual reality," and he founded one of the original companies to produce it, VPL Research.
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Jeremy McCarter, the founder and executive producer of Make-Believe Association, a new nonprofit podcast production company, makes no claim to inventing anything.
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Rather than scrounging for experiences to share, we're inventing them from scratch with the only thing we're left with us in quarantine: ourselves.
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The pair were honored for inventing techniques that transformed Hollywood and have shaped other forms of entertainment such as videogames and virtual reality.
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Shonda Rhimes is producing a series for Netflix all about Delvey, titled Inventing Anna, with Ozark's Julia Garner as the famous con artist.
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What steps do you take to ensure that your sources are accurate, that they are not inventing a story for their own agenda?
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And yet, the petite monarch of country music has dipped her manicured toes into a very 21st-century accomplishment: Inventing a successful meme.
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Vegans wrote to Tibbott, thanking him for inventing a product that allowed them to no longer feel like second-class citizens at Thanksgiving.
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He refuses to call his extra-worldly encounter a love story because they are both inventing — rather than simply living out — its plot.
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I hope you read your favorite Dr. Seuss books so many times you start inventing your own stories about the Vipper of Vipp.
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If students had to build their own models from the ground up, it would be like trying to learn programming by inventing computers.
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The Auschwitz Memorial criticized Amazon for inventing Nazi atrocities in its thriller series "Hunters," warning that this could provide ammunition for Holocaust deniers.
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It was the work of Friedrich von Knaus, whom Mr. Koeppe credits with inventing the precursor of the first typewriter, and is programmable.
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"To an extent, we are inventing this as we go along," said Christopher Ferguson, who twice commanded space shuttles as a NASA astronaut.
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But due to the fact that we have always had that in the past, it's not something that we're inventing just for her.
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That hasn&apost stopped Apple from inventing and selling their own stylus, the Apple Pencil, which is designed to work with the iPad.
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Inventing 'New Stuff' Before Anyone Can Catch Up People in Rust Belt towns where Google has no office still use the search giant.
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There are people who hated the deal, who are constantly erecting obstacles and finding — I shouldn't say "finding" — inventing faults in the deal.
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And anti-abortion lobbyists are nothing if not creative when it comes to inventing new model legislation to try out in the states.
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One of the things that we've always been really good at at Jawbone was inventing new stuff, creating new technologies, creating new product categories.
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Tonight, authors Nick Srnicek and Alex Williams will discuss their book Inventing the Future: Postcapitalism and a World Without Work with philosopher Alain Badiou.
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She wrote that Cruz should stop "inventing far-fetched theories about who's really to blame for Trump's rise" because voters can see through it.
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Update 8/28/17: This post has been updated with new information from the Sheridan Police Department that Witt admitted to inventing his story.
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Annie Cannon catalogued hundreds of thousands of stars, in the process inventing a stellar classification system that is still in use by astronomers today.
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Color cues and assumptions about color/flavor associations are separate but equally strong in tricking your brain into inventing tastes out of thin air.
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Once praised for inventing the modern world, companies like Facebook and Google are now more commonly blamed for all of the toxicity within it.
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While policy makers are laboriously inventing tools to diminish the gap, the reality is that the super-wealthy are not disappearing any time soon.
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Companies that are inventing the future frequently have no choice but to pour money into new ventures rather than buy components off the shelf.
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When we hired Helen in 2014, I told her that her biggest challenge would be inventing a job that had never really existed before.
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Categorically, is it soulful witch house, or yacht rock on the River Styx, or an electro-skiffle combo inventing love songs in the dark?
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What was your rationale behind making minor adjustments to what actually transpired and what was actually said, or inventing a character here and there?
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Inventing worlds made from candy is typically the domain of young kids and Adventure Time's Pendleton Ward, but Perth-based artist Pip & Pop, a.k.a.
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After all, White Castle founder Walt Anderson is credited with both inventing the modern hamburger and opening the country's first real fast food restaurant.
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Chasing down R.S.V.P.s was a particular headache, and she claims credit for inventing "this ghastly thing called the reply card" to solve the problem.
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He spends much of the book in Brighton, inventing the lives and loves of a few hotel employees in the flurry before the conference.
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When they met, he was inventing the Mac; he delivered one to her mother's apartment, which Egan took East to write her papers on.
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For anyone under 40, Cashin's name doesn't exactly resonate, though some fashion scholars go so far as to credit her with inventing American sportswear.
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Entrepreneurs don't tire of inventing things; banks don't get bored with lending money to make a profit; people don't stop showing up for work.
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"Ghostbusters" doesn't bother with any of that, and in the process seems to be on the verge of inventing a new set of archetypes.
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This became, over the last few days, irrefutable evidence that Buttigieg was simply inventing a quarrel with the saintly veep for cheap political gain.
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They include people like Levi Strauss, a German immigrant who created jeans, and James Naismith, a Canadian immigrant who is credited with inventing basketball.
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I was setting myself up for an unthinkable amount of typing—not to mention the problem of inventing plots, characters, setting, all that stuff.
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Frank Conrad is known as the "father of radio broadcasting" for inventing the first station — which was located in his garage — to publicly broadcast.
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Instead of inventing a new model line, like Chevy tried to do with the Bolt, companies will look to convert familiar models to electric.
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The region known as the heart of the tech industry is both inventing a new online reality and feeling the strains of economic inequality.
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P.R.: Where between the Kantian being and us inventing our way into our own demise do you locate your own conception of the future?
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He did hair for several movies and is credited with designing Jim Morrison's iconic hairstyle as well as inventing the entire men's hair industry.
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All the while, Hollywood has been inventing screen stories that sell the image of lawbreaking Latinos as a threat to American peace and security.
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But D&D isn't only about inventing a more badass version of myself, with wings and magic powers instead of sneakers and a laptop.
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Not if all you can think about is how Donald Trump is going to squirm out of one potentially incriminating lie by inventing another.
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He started for a bit but preferred the bullpen, inventing his changeup when he tried to find a grip for a two-seam fastball.
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The company Bayer is famous for inventing aspirin in 1898, which is arguably one of the world's most beloved brands, and for good reason.
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Aside from rules about not mistreating animals or inventing an event, the ethics of how wildlife filmmakers represent what they're depicting are largely uncodified.
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Charlotte Perriand: Inventing a New World continues at Fondation Louis Vuitton (8, Avenue du Mahatma Gandhi, Bois de Boulogne, Paris, France) through February 24.
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And since that's not the most exciting job ever, he has to keep inventing thin soap-opera layers of conflict to keep them occupied.
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Clinton's advisors devised a push poll to "test" claims that Obama was a Muslim, something she has tried to blame Trump for somehow inventing.
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This doesn't have to entail inventing the next iPhone either; something as simple as rethinking your tasks at work can bring along massive innovations.
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It accuses the United States of inventing a false pretext to leave an accord it wants to exit anyway to develop its own new missiles.
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Crovitz, for example, wrote an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal that falsely claims Xerox PARC labs deserves "full credit" for inventing the internet.
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Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has spent nearly half of his life inventing and revolutionizing e-commerce, and now he is the fifth wealthiest man alive.
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Then again, companies like Facebook and Microsoft have made no public efforts to implement differential privacy, despite Microsoft researchers inventing it over a decade ago.
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In terms of their other products and innovations, I think any company or individual who's pushing the limits and inventing new things should be applauded.
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Like most manufactured foods, baby food didn't take off till the early 1900s, according to a book, Inventing Baby Food, by NYU professor Amy Bentley.
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Nvidia is often credited with inventing the Graphics Processing Unit, a dedicated chip within a computer to enhance animations and visuals, in the late '90s.
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I lean toward Ovechkin winning the Cup, because it will lead to a whole bunch of people apologizing or inventing new crazy takes to survive.
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Then I got exposed to the pedagogy of learning through play and my life changed; no one could peel me away from learning, inventing, creating.
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Bryson Bruce is exceptional as the determinedly cheerful Bob, and Ryan Borses brings vulnerability and passion to Charles, who finds his salvation in inventing stories.
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It is, it wants to be, a moral novel, not merely unfolding but inventing itself through its hero's minute choices — some banal, some life-changing.
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It is poignant that the Borghi mini-retrospective is on view concurrently with Making Space: Women Artists Inventing Abstraction at the Museum of Modern Art.
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Aside from quite possibly inventing the morning coffee break, New Orleans was at one point the second-largest importer of coffee in all of America.
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" He urged for the project to move faster — he implied the project was mired in a dead end, inventing new things that "are not needed.
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"Having started out inventing robots at WobbleWorks, it's quite a treat to be closing the circle with 3Doodler robot kits," CEO Max Bogue told Techcrunch.
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If you think that celebrities are exempt from a dating world dominated by swiping left and right and inventing witty opening messages, you are mistaken.
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Rocket (Bradley Cooper): A Guardian of the Galaxy known for his skilled inventing and looking a whole lot like a run-of-the-mill raccoon.
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The pharmaceutical industry has long argued that U.S. drug prices are high to help pay for the risky business of inventing and developing new medicines.
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Now, for many reasons, the man widely credited with inventing the web is less than thrilled with how we've treated it in the intervening decades.
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Last year, researchers at Canada's Citizen Lab reported on how Tencent is inventing new ways to censor both text and images on an unprecedented scale.
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Which is a shame, since Panasonic has historically been one of the best companies in the world at inventing cool shit that you can own.
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And Europe, though often vexed by London's halfheartedness, will miss the sheer negotiating skill of British diplomacy: its genius for avoiding confrontations and inventing compromises.
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As patents expire on lucrative medicines, they must replace the income that has been lost by inventing new drugs, or buying them in from outside.
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The piece will be accompanied by "Little Improvisations," Antony Tudor's dance about two children who are inventing games in an attic on a rainy day.
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The motorcycle's Genesis story — William S. Harley and his friends Walter and Arthur Davidson, inventing in a Milwaukee shed — is turned into a mini-series.
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A creature of habit (with a habit of inventing creatures), Gorey was at least as attracted to the quotidian as he was to the bizarre.
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Inventing the decades-old phrase 'Priming the pump' In May 210, Trump met with the editors of The Economist for a chat on economic policy.
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"Having an agenda isn't exactly like inventing the light bulb or the smartphone," added a second GOP lawmaker, who is close to House GOP leadership.
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Lightweight yet tear-resistant fabrics could be useful in improving a wide range of products beyond fashion, including you know, inventing an actual superhero cape.
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There is no new technology coming to solve the problem: Law enforcement often maintains that tech firms can solve any problem by inventing new technology.
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He knew a good marketing opportunity when he saw one: the myth of Abner Doubleday inventing baseball in a Cooperstown pasture presented such an opportunity.
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Kawhi is a great wing, but Davis is on the verge of inventing his own archetype without any serious questions about his long-term health.
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President Donald Trump's top trade adviser mocked the Chinese government after it criticized him for inventing a fake expert to bash China in his books.
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The choreographer Jessica Lang, who is as interested in imagining shapes and compositions onstage as in inventing steps, makes her second work for the company.
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" Judge Kavanaugh accused the majority of wrongly inventing "a new right for unlawful immigrant minors in U.S. government detention to obtain immediate abortion on demand.
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Chemists in Shanghai and other major manufacturing centers are still out-inventing lawmakers the world over, quickly synthesizing new, legal variants of recently banned drugs.
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Its case is not unusual: Researchers are finding that more and more pharmaceutical companies are recycling and repurposing old medicines rather than inventing new ones.
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In "Inventing Vivian Maier" (2013), Solomon-Godeau traces the posthumous rise of Maier, from a Chicago nanny who constantly snapped pictures to an art sensation.
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With a Willy Wonka-like skill for inventing flavors, the pair behind the ice cream chain Baskin-Robbins strived to make America's tastes more adventurous.
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Lightsource, Mr. Sanyal said, takes a very different approach, focusing on developing and managing solar installations, rather than making the equipment or inventing the technology.
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Hashimoto is best known for inventing the ↑ ↑ ↓ ↓ ← → ← → B A hack found in multiple video games that has became a geek touchstone in the gaming community.
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The movie stands out from contemporary horror for its lack of pretension and its simple commitment to inventing ways for pretty people to get slaughtered.
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Edison's gift, here and elsewhere, was not so much inventing as what he called perfecting—finding ways to make things better or cheaper or both.
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"The '56 consent decree was pretty important," said Richard John, a historian at Columbia University and the author of Network Nation: Inventing American Telecommunications Licensing.
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Etiquette accepts this by inventing the fiction that perhaps the communication was misdirected to spam or the receiver is not an expert at modern technology.
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You are not going in there and inventing a whole bunch of new stuff, but you are getting to something that resembles what it was.
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Franklin, who has been credited with inventing the split-lens spectacles, although that is subject to debate, also produced a sketch of his D.I.Y. fix.
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He also was known for inventing a data-mining tool called WikiScanner that made it possible to see who made edits to a Wikipedia entry.
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With such troves of data collected by wearable devices, tech companies are set to continue inventing new applications and improving the capabilities of current devices.
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According to Variety, Johnson earns an estimated $650,000 per episode, in which he plays a retired football superstar re-inventing himself as a financial adviser.
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They also studied the performances of many of the vaudeville artists and translated those characters studies to paper when they were inventing their own cartoons.
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Kerry called on researchers and students at MIT to keep up their work on improving energy efficiency and inventing new energy sources, regardless of government policies.
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Choudhury, 69, became famous after inventing a style of yoga that consists of 26 poses done over 90 minutes in a room heated to 104 degrees.
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To convey the violence of the clips, Badach spent a year inventing a new developing process that incorporates the black powder used in old-fashioned weapons.
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In other words, Trump was accusing Hillary Clinton of hiding health problems at the same time he was allegedly inventing a note from his own doctor.
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With sci-fi, because it's so often forward-looking, "we're inventing cautionary tales for ourselves," Nolan said today at WIRED's 2017 Business Conference in New York.
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As well as managing her team of 15, she spends her days inventing new recipes, upscaling old recipes, and making sure the beer tastes just right.
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What you may not know is that in December last year Crowley ended up raising tonnes of money for endangered frogs by inventing fake video games.
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But Knake said the procedure had been created in 2010 to handle situations like an FBI technologist in a lab inventing a method for circumventing security.
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With the artist Jack Kirby, he created the Fantastic Four, a hit he bested the next year by inventing Spider-Man with the artist Steve Ditko.
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Imagine if Apple, instead of inventing something completely new for its original iPhone design, had maintained the look of its iconic Macintosh or the iMac G3.
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From what we can see, he's going to be smooching Michelle Williams, teaming up with Zac Efron, and eventually inventing the circus as we know it.
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Californians took that trend and subverted it, inventing their own designs and viewing body ink as an art form rather than a type of social branding.
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The loss of identity, substance abuse, and any damage due to head injuries combine to make re-inventing oneself much more difficult than it already is.
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If we are to survive and thrive, we must be purposeful about how we prepare for a tomorrow ruled by the technology we are inventing today.
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In a statement, Mr Gabriel's ministry accused Turkish courts of taking orders from the government and of "inventing" links between human-rights outfits and terrorist organisations.
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I think any other form factor you haven't seen yet we've gotta get right, we've got to make sure we keep inventing to make it perfect.
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The U.K. and German launch comes two years after Amazon unveiled Echo in the U.S. The company has been credited with inventing this category of product.
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No matter how exacting they are, no German sedan can escape the fact it was designed by men who dream of inventing new shades of gray.
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As the scientists wrote:One can imagine such technology outsmarting financial markets, out-inventing human researchers, out-manipulating human leaders, and developing weapons we cannot even understand.
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Uber is also engaged in a quieter effort to improve pickups by inventing new software tools to fix the problem with GPS accuracy in big cities.
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But the Logang (or the Logangsters, depending on who you ask), like Lil Tay, are inventing a new category of internet villain: the terrifying baby troll.
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But the word seems to pop into his head more frequently when he is inventing or exaggerating a conversation than when he is faithfully relaying one.
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Linda Xue, a Parsons student who directs digital applications and design for Project Continua, wants to know why Wikipedia credits Picasso and Braque with inventing collage.
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Before the first 48 hours of his administration was over, Trump pretended he didn't trash intelligence agencies over leaks and accused the media of inventing it.
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Silicon Valley — the place inventing much of this future — is frankly unable to tell us what is coming, instead thinking mostly of the next cool device.
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Back then, there were three competing weekly music papers—Melody Makers, Sounds, and New Musical Express—so they were inventing new music movements nearly every week.
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A more cynical view is that it could help stifle complaints about technology causing disruption and inequality, allowing geeks to go on inventing the future unhindered.
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From developing aerodynamic technology to small conveniences like Velcro, humans have been taking a cue from the natural world for as long as we've been inventing.
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There can be no exceptions for a nation committed to the rule of law, even if the most powerful politicians are exceptionally gifted at inventing them.
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" "…surrounded by enemies and spies catching and perverting every word that falls from my lips or flows from my pen, and inventing where facts fail them.
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Part of that was because we interviewed along the way, Philippe Kahn, this inventor who's credited with inventing the modern cameraphone, and that happened in 1997.
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Now Hillary Clinton is the target of vicious smears (she's dying, Benghazi, emails) while Democrats use Donald Trump's own words against him rather than inventing rumors.
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Bogle is legend in the investing world for inventing a low-cost way for individuals to invest in the broad market, and advocating for their interests.
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Franklin's story of launching a successful printing business, inventing bifocal glasses and creating the lightning rod inspires Must to create new products and launch new businesses.
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He keeps most of the decades humming with queerness and problematized whiteness, inventing characters and ghosts in his stories to dramatize the issues of the day.
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It has accused the United States of inventing a false pretext to exit a treaty it wants to leave anyway so as to develop new missiles.
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As the post–World War II boom took hold, pharmaceutical companies had perfected the process of inventing new drugs, especially those meant to enhance your mood.
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Gbagbo's lawyers have accused prosecutors of "inventing another reality" to fit the charges and said security forces under Gbagbo had merely defended themselves against rebel attacks.
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With great sass, Duchamp photographed his funky hand-jotted notes on torn scrap paper, making documents of documents and inventing the photocopy machine avant la lettre.
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The Factory of Electrical Assembly and the School of Architecture in Granada showcases how Spain's current generation of architects are imaginative in inventing alternative design solutions.
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"There's not a lot of new technology that we are inventing for this right now," he said, and also acknowledged that these are relatively small projects.
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Kepler's engineers responded by inventing a new way for the spacecraft to stare at certain parts of the sky for shorter periods of roughly 80 days.
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"The whole point of inventing storytelling was to gather people around the fire, to make myths that we all see ourselves a part of," she said.
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Yet Matsuzawa was inventing a Japanese conceptualism with Buddhist characteristics, and when he later found Western counterparts to his own immaterial practice, he happily joined in.
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A new realm of strategic analysis took form, and young intellectuals like Weiss energetically set about inventing a field that was intellectually thrilling and deadly serious.
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"Inventing Tomorrow" takes a personal look at some scientists — not of the accredited adult variety but teenagers, international students working on projects to make things better.
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He started with a series of lists: Reasons he had failed to write a novel (too concerned with inventing everything, problems with setting and time frame).
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A chilling recurrent subplot involves the remarkably rapid regrouping of undeterred ex-Nazis, already inventing denialism, networking transnationally and dreaming up a renewed pan-fascist future.
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In fact, Spencer can be credited (alongside Peter Brimelow and Paul Gottfried) with inventing the term "alt-right," resulting in the magazine Alternative Right in 2010.
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" On a legal pad, Gibson tried inventing words to describe the space behind the screen; he crossed out "infospace" and "dataspace" before coming up with "cyberspace.
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Like many self-inventing New Yorkers, she provided herself with a colorful past: She said she'd been forcibly inked by Indians when captured as a girl.
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Whether you&aposre opening a gym, providing in-home care, or inventing products to revolutionize women&aposs well-being, these trends are large and economically resilient.
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"I think Corduroy's got a real vision," he said, inventing a more memorable pronunciation while praising the candidate's emphasis on infrastructure, a potential boost to business.
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But neither Trump, who spends his energy inventing crises at the border, nor the Republicans who controlled Congress for two years have done any of that.
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But 12 Monkeys is different, at least a little bit, because the characters go along with the plot, so long as they think they're inventing it.
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I think inventing those two creatures who are sort of us but sort of not us gave us the breathing room, the distance from the actual relationship.
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Worst: Waymo Brags About Google Inventing Self-Driving CarsWaymo chief executive John Krafcik closed out the keynote with a quick update about his company's self-driving cars.
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To address this, Kraft would need to spend top dollar on inventing and marketing new food brands, which requires expertise not developed by its reliance on acquisitions.
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And Yahoo has been bumbling around for a while and not inventing the future at all, but it still could have been revived with the right leadership.
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One of the important interventions the gay rights movement made was precisely the idea of inventing new forms of intimacy that had nothing to do with marriage.
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That's true, at the time the Wright brothers were inventing human flight there were no commercial flights to endanger and they performed their tests in rural areas.
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We took them as peace officers sworn to tell the truth, and through all our negotiations of trust, that they weren't inventing these out of thin air.
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To do this, he's traveled to Wilmington, Ohio, famous for inventing the banana split but ordinary in its gun festivals, small-town economic problems, and Republican loyalty.
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Some require the exercise of ingenuity and discretion by small teams (eg, inventing a new vaccine); some demand the programmatic mobilisation of legions of people (immunisation drives).
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Choudhury became famous after inventing a style of yoga that consists of 26 poses done over 90 minutes in a room heated to around 100-105 degrees.
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Happily solitary, since no wife would tolerate the disarray, with many friends and a dog for company, he was doing what he liked best, tinkering and inventing.
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The 165-year-old company, known for inventing blue jeans, said it wants to evolve into a full-fledged global lifestyle leader for both men and women.
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Fear not, because South Korean inventor Eunchan Park, has come up with an automated solution to that problem by inventing a robotic drinking buddy, according to RocketNews24.
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Consumer divisions smooth out the bumpy revenue that comes with the uncertain business of inventing drugs—which may fail to win approval, and eventually come off patent.
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By inventing index-tracking, and providing it at very low cost, the firm has forced change on an industry known for its high margins and overcomplicated products.
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Candy Cummings is credited with inventing the curveball, and he used it to good effect in 1875 pitching for the Hartford Dark Blues of the National Association.
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Often set against a black ground — which can be read as a netherworld — Berkenblit has an uncanny knack for inventing motifs that are simultaneously ordinary and strange.
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Few things would be more dangerous for any American president to do than inventing fake intelligence and attacking those who provide real intelligence, as Trump does now.
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He avoided most of his infantry duties by designing bulletproof vests and inventing a new kind of paint for crash-test dummies which changed color on impact.
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Then there was humanism, the belief that people are learning more and more, inventing more and more, and so history is a steady accumulation of good things.
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This will allow Qualcomm to continue to invest in inventing the fundamental technologies at the heart of mobile communications at this critical time of transition to 5G.
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Ferdinand Porsche was a famous German engineer and Nazi Party member known for founding his namesake car company and inventing the Volkswagen Beetle on orders from Hitler.
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Stur, named for Ludovit Stur, who is credited with inventing the modern Slovak language, opened on a relatively quiet street in the Old Town near Comenius University.
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If you've always loved inventing silly characters to entertain your family and friends, try channeling that talent and imagination into a career as a voice-over artist.
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To a generation of German scholars engaged in inventing what they called Wissenschaft des Judentums , "the science of Judaism," it was crucial to overcome this despairing view.
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Trump also escalated his war on fact and truth in 2018, inventing new narratives when reality doesn't suit him, compromising trust in critical political and legal institutions.
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Even if you're not traveling with children, I recommend inventing a game before you go — even adults run out of steam on a long day of sightseeing.
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But inventing a friend's funeral, when in fact he was building a treehouse — then blogging and tweeting about it to be sure everyone at the office noticed?
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He did not tell prospective investors that the shell company was controlled entirely by him, making up email accounts, inventing employees and creating a fake domain name.
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But that's one of the things that's still so invigorating about the West — the past has never been seen as a barrier to inventing a better future.
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ISIS meanwhile is inventing new ways to horrify the world as it seeks to govern parts of Syria and Iraq and export its terror around the world.
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But suppose you decide that your firm would penalize you for being honest and that you can get away with inventing physical illnesses to cover your needs.
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So they are deeply invested in inventing a particular understanding of race and a particular understanding of history that supports their narrative of white people under siege.
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These were rich dowagers like Clara Bell Walsh, famed for inventing the cocktail party, who moved into palatial suites and never moved out — until they moved on.
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Through the testimony of people who worked with Mr. Guzmán, prosecutors showed that his cartel for decades was endlessly creative, constantly inventing new methods to circumvent detection.
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Among my favorites is the wonderfully named Massachusetts sculptor Don Featherstone, who, be he saint or sinner, shaped the postwar suburban landscape by inventing the lawn flamingo.
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Across his teenage years, as he fell in and out of trouble with the law, Mr. Hernandez began inventing an alter ego inspired by Japanese anime: Tekashi69.
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For the country that lays (disputed) claim to inventing the game, this World Cup is a chance to turn around a history of letdowns and near misses.
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Remember, the entire story about Kleiman and Wright inventing Bitcoin together came from Wright himself, who has now been proven in court to be an unreliable narrator.
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Fairly or not, conservatives have used it as a cudgel against liberal judges, attacking them for inventing new rights to protect minorities, political dissenters and criminal suspects.
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One of the main story lines in the new season involves Fonda and Tomlin's characters inventing a device meant to help people lift themselves off toilet seats.
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Like the tramps of "Waiting for Godot," the residents of "Arlington" hope for a deliverance that will surely never come, inventing histories of dubious provenance and authenticity.
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Pakistan says the operation never happened and accuses India of inventing it to distract attention from its crackdown on protests in the part of Kashmir it controls.
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In this as in other respects, Prime Minister Boris Johnson — a serial liar who lost his first job as a journalist for inventing quotes — resembles President Trump.
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But I bet everyone can agree on this: Technology-driven change is accelerating, wiping out entire job categories one day, while inventing entire new ones the next.
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There's no way to wean ourselves off trucks without implementing high-speed freight railroads, or passing environmental laws limiting truck emissions and shipping distances, or inventing teleportation.
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Qatar, the site of the largest American air base in the region, charged that Saudi Arabia and the Emirates were inventing a pretext to bully their neighbor.
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Even recently, in a 2013 show called "Inventing Abstraction" that tried to complicate the story of abstraction with over 80 artists, MoMA didn't include Hilma af Klint.
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"We're not sort of inventing new math to solve these problems, we're more taking cutting-edge approaches and just applying them to specific use cases," Granberg said.
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It has to be that way – I like inventing, adapting myself to different places, because otherwise I am stale and that is the death of an actor.
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"To me this is about inventing the future," William C. Ford Jr., the company's chairman and a great-grandson of the automaker's founder, said in an interview.
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The system then took it from there, inventing imaginary scientists to quote and imaginary organizations to cite (and it even enthused about the rapid progress of AI).
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John Slough, the astrophysicist credited with inventing the technology necessary for nuclear-powered spaceships, advises it would be a huge financial undertaking to create a functional model.
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Jemison left NASA in 1993 and went on to found 100 Year Starship, an institute dedicated to researching and inventing interstellar travel within the next 100 years.
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Once they have their basic products, they stick with those, much to the chagrin of their food scientists, who'd love to be out there inventing truly healthy stuff.
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BACK STORY The death in 1849 of Edgar Allan Poe, the writer and poet recognized for inventing the detective story, gave way to a mystery many decades later.
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Lee Miglin, the son of an Illinois coal miner, became an influential developer and is credited for inventing the concept of a "business park," those ubiquitous office plazas.
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And what I dream of is marrying that great American spirit of inventing new things with an actual network that will allow us to build those new industries.
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Click here to view original GIFThe walker struggled to come up with an effective body plan and locomotion style when it was rewarded for inventing small leg sizes.
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As Black's own posts reveal, neo-Nazis sought to dismantle multiculturalism by inventing narratives back then too—only the immigrants they blamed for society's problems came from elsewhere.
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He also spoke of the "NBD" or "never been done" philosophy when it comes to inventing new skateboarding tricks and believes that also applies to looking for startups.
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Though there were a few diversions (including an early Imperial Army stint), he quickly rose through the ranks while inventing new filmmaking tools, including more flexible camera cranes.
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But since Republicans are great at inventing new ways to take health care away from people, now not even large employer-based healthcare is safe from these changes.
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But it's a sacred trust that we want to keep innovating, keep inventing things, and that means we have to make this a sustainable, profitable, real valuable business.
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Scientists quickly submitted over 500 papers, each inventing a new way to explain the observations, which seemed to blast holes in the hull of the unsinkable Standard Model.
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CNN reporter Daniel Dale pointed out that the president has a habit of inventing tears — Trump does have a whole spiel about big, strong men crying around him.
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Since inventing CoderBunnyz, Mehta also invented a second game called CoderMindz, a coding-based artificial intelligence board game that teachers basic AI concepts using the Java programming language.
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" In a statement provided to CNN, Navarro admitted to inventing the character of Ron Vara, describing it as a "whimsical device and pen name," purely for "entertainment value.
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There are many such tools, including tools that help sellers manage inventory, process payments, track shipments, create reports, and sell across borders – and we're inventing more every year.
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American innovators have laid the groundwork by making significant progress, inventing new technologies to increase efficiency and decrease the environmental impacts of manufacturing, agricultural production, and electricity generation.
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After decades of thinking big, Guyer still keeps busy inventing "The Curly Lasagna," a series of stories and songs for kids and a new dice game Rally Roll.
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" Reflecting on the formation of his team, LeCun recalls his central task in initially creating the research group was "inventing what it meant to do research at Facebook.
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Russia says denies the missile violates the INF and accuses the United States of inventing a false pretext to exit the treaty in order to develop new missiles.
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If there's something worth inventing, you're probably solving a problem that a lot of people wanted to solve, so you have to go after and disrupt the incumbent.
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Like any good drama, it keeps inventing problems for itself to solve, in matters of religion, Jewishness, class and snobbery (though not so much on race — not yet).
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"I'm interested in inventing a parallel world, a complete realm that exists within its own confines but is still relatable to the person who created it," she says.
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Phoenix previously dated his Inventing the Abbotts costar Liv Tyler from 1995 to 1998, and later model Topaz Page-Green in the early 2000s and DJ Allie Teilz.
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A big part of the engineering work was making the tiny motors to control the cables, and then essentially inventing a method of locomotion for this strange shape.
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The concept allows the actors and audience participants to co-create a narrative in real time, either working from an established premise or inventing something on the fly.
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After two sly country-pop albums and a heartwarmingly cute Christmas collection, she goes full soft-rock, inventing her own strain of coffeehouse pop designed for unobtrusive delicacy.
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But inventing some tenants whom Randall (Sterling K. Brown) knows in the present and William knew in the past is a clever way to tie the stories together.
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But one of the ugly, inescapable facts of military technology is that there's no way of inventing an instrument of death without other people getting ahold of it.
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Begin your week by daydreaming and inventing new worlds—flashes of otherworldly insight and creative inspiration arrive Monday morning when communication planet Mercury gently harmonizes with dreamy Neptune.
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Kashio was the second-oldest of the Japanese brothers who founded Casio and the man who played a key role in inventing many of the company's earliest products.
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First, they win an election, then they begin discrediting the opposition, smearing and undercutting the free press, inventing "enemies of the people," at home to undercut critics' claims.
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"Just as Thomas Edison is believed to have failed 1,000 times before successfully inventing the electric light bulb, so too, Kim Jong Un will keep trying," he said.
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But this does not justify inventing facts to inflame a political base, particularly when doing so could have a devastating impact on the overall health of our democracy.
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We've always heard that patience is a virtue, but that supposedly wise saying is ridiculously hard to live by when Mars is inventing new M&M's flavors constantly.
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Check out Margaret Hamilton, the MIT programmer whose books and books of hand-written code got humans to the moon, essentially inventing software, for one especially radical example.
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Once the guy called in to argue the fallacy of Madness inventing ska it opened the floodgates of people who were enraged by this idiot I was playing.
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Reaction's breakthrough was inventing a "precooler" or heat exchanger which can take the air down to minus 150 degrees centigrade in less than a 20th of a second.
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There's a counter-read on the recent years of the show that Qyburn is some sort of necessary Westerosi evil, a provocative progressive scientist inventing late-Medieval technology.
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Rise of the Planet of the Apes, released in 2011, was a pleasant surprise, with its story about humanity inadvertently inventing its successor (a species of intelligent apes).
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"Inventing the Future" by Nick Srnicek and Alex Williams tackles the likely ramifications of intensified automation for the future of work, and the prospects for policies like UBI.
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As Wolfe portrayed it, Kesey and his crew believed they were inventing (or perhaps channeling) the future, and you needed to get on board or be left behind.
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Art historians have pointed to narcissism as the fuel for his early work, but Mr. Acconci was not in the business of inventing the video equivalent of selfies.
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He has since sought advantage by playing to disaffected people's worst instincts, inventing scapegoats and conspiracy theories, waging and inciting vicious attacks on those who disagree with him.
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In 2012 we built and launched Massage On Demand, inventing the on-demand and in-home massage category, and have been building and improving the business ever since.
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His mother was a cleaner at the stadium, and Johan was on the streets, whirling around lampposts, bemusing older kids, living his game and inventing his own moves.
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"The Opéra Garnier was designed by a maverick—[Charles] Garnier was a very independent guy, inventing a new kind of Baroque 19th century architecture," Quentin Sannié told me.
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By making sure they know that tech is something they can learn and excel at, whether they're designing for games, writing code, or inventing an entirely new technology.
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He quit for an opportunity to join a radical group of young players in the Billy Eckstine Orchestra who were inventing a new music not yet called bebop.
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Whatever their personal feelings about their former bosses, the women acknowledge the creators' genius in inventing a different kind of wrestling program, accessible even to the wrestling-averse.
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Even more resourcefully, he decides he should just get rid of the rabbits' proclivity for carrots by inventing the Mind Manipulation-O-Matic, which brainwashes the little pests.
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John Cage, Terry Riley, Cornelius Cardew, Morton Feldman, Tony Conrad, Pauline Oliveros, Steve Reich, Philip Glass, and others were also inventing new ways to generate and organize sound.
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Jack Cover worked as a scientist for institutions including NASA and IBM before he became a successful entrepreneur at 50 for inventing the Taser stun gun in 1970.
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Baruta sits close to the string of rural estates where Alexander Pushkin, the author credited with inventing the modern Russian language, wrote some of his most famous works.
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Inventing fictional critics sounds extreme, but creating characters and identities is central to Ms. Leeson's work, as is considering the effects of technology on women's bodies and psyches.
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He brought in many aggressive young movement conservative lawyers and put them to work inventing theories of executive power that could help Reagan achieve his policy agenda unilaterally.
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The vast majority were and continue to be in the South and West, where the foreclosure crisis hit hardest, but inventing a management scale was entirely new territory.
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Tasks like identifying objects in photos or inventing plausible human faces are difficult and useful, but they don't really reflect actions one might take in a real world.
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"Stop with your lies!" is the imperative his mother hurls at him for inventing stories; it's also the book's original French title — a nod to its metatextual pyrotechnics.
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Malcolm is passionately devoted to carpentry; he's the kind of kid who plays around with inventing a new and more secure kind of screw in his spare time.
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Indeed, I assume that if Republicans had thought they were the same thing, they wouldn't have gone through the trouble of inventing a whole new kind of tax!
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We are going to take a disciplined approach as we keep inventing and exploring new technologies, which will sometimes require tough choices when market dynamics don't support further investment.
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If you enjoy Ida's much-deserved stubborness in Sentence's series premiere, you'll love her journey in the second episode, "Re-Inventing the Abbotts," where that obstinance becomes unbridled rage.
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In 22005, the EFF created its 'Stupid Patent of the Month,' a prestigious monthly award bestowed upon patent trolls who have the unique privilege of inventing really dumb stuff.
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They might blow themselves up after inventing nuclear weapons (an invention that, on Earth, Fermi had been part of), or cook themselves to death by over-burning fossil fuels.
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The turn-based combat allows the timing on the jokes to land, inventing a new way for the fundamentals of good comedy to translate into a video game convention.
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But when it came to inventing a love interest for The Pisces, Broder's fiction debut out May 1, there was never any question that he would be a merman.
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Akon Crypto City blends leading Smart City planning designs with a blank canvas for cryptonizing our daily human and business exchanges, towards inventing a radical new way of existence.
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One of our companies is Zymergen, which is based on ... which is just doing mind-blowing things in inventing new ... discovering new materials and new chemicals through AI. Right.
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Maybe something darker is at play here: Maybe Americans aren't hanging out because we're all hiding in our apartments and inventing elaborate lies about why we can't come out.
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We solve many of the industry's most critical and complex technical challenges, inventing solutions for more efficient broadband networks and a richer multimedia experience years ahead of market deployment.
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"Well continue working hard, investing heavily, and inventing new tools and services to help our selling partners around the world reach new customers and grow their business," said Amazon.
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"Inventing innovative medicines only matters if the people who need these products are able to access them, and that is unfortunately not the case with Praluent today," he said.
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Suu Kyi recalls reading and absorbing his work as a child, and in addition to his poetry and scholarship, he is credited with inventing the Burmese version of Braille.
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Apparently Google didn't think it was worth re-inventing the wheel by building a separate Family Link filter for YouTube since much of that work has already been done.
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"We'll continue working hard, investing heavily, and inventing new tools and services to help our selling partners around the world reach new customers and grow their business," said Amazon.
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Consider this: many Top Companies on the 2017 list are tackling stunningly hard problems with a never surrender mentality, inventing new technologies, and sometimes even creating whole new industries.
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Using every trick in the book — and inventing new ones — he will help the government catch the world's most elusive criminals while staging the biggest illusions of his life.
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I said, if we can get kids as passionate about science, technology, engineering and inventing as they are about kicking a ball, bouncing a ball or being on stage.
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The natural redhead — a far hue from her signature platinum look — went to school in the San Fernando Valley and was briefly married before re-inventing herself as Angelyne.
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Facing long odds, Sanders is inventing grievances & nonexistent paths to the nomination to rile his supporters & keep fundraising spigot on Bernie Sanders, take back your words about Hillary Clinton.
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When inventing something that fits into a larger picture that is controlled by others, innovators are much more likely to go ahead if they have secure intellectual property protection.
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This year's World Series ends in November, and through the end of the year, the 45s will be inventing and fine-tuning the systems that the 50s will use.
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There was just one group that was conspicuously absent: the people who drive our economy by inventing things or by borrowing money to start companies that actually employ people.
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That time Conway followed it up by inventing a terror attack Not two weeks later, Conway offered some truly "brand new information" to support and defend Trump's travel ban.
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Under the guidance of Harold Thomas, a brilliant pathologist, and his talented field manager, Earl Goldsmith, the department established a breeding program, systematically inventing and releasing new strawberry varieties.
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Ramón Galindo, who is also responsible for the shape of the handles on ping pong paddles and a ton of other things, has spent the last 60 years inventing.
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Actress, director, and producer Elizabeth Banks recently hosted a series of podcasts and films featuring mid-cap companies that are re-inventing themselves in the face of business challenges.
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The mash-up movement, lead by 2 Many DJs, was re-inventing Jive Bunny for marketing executives who'd just discovered cocaine and semi-affordable ex-warehouse spaces in Hoxton.
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Navarro has since admitted to inventing Vara, but claimed that the name is a "whimsical device and pen name" that didn't serve as a factual source for his work.
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In 1979, he opened K-Paul's Louisiana Kitchen in the French Quarter of New Orleans, and he set palates aflame by inventing his blackening technique for cooking fish fillets.
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Playing solo classical guitar in ways that blur easy classifications of folk or jazz, Ralph Towner makes it seem as if his music were inventing itself on the spot.
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Her mother, a writer, was the editor of Ms. magazine from 1972-89, and is the author of "Inventing the Rest of Our Lives" (Viking, 2004) and other books.
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He spent the next few years inventing mathematical techniques to display curved surfaces, and began to dream of one day creating a full-length movie from computer generated imagery.
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His father, Michel, was an orphan who became one of the most beloved screenwriters in French cinematic history, inventing an entire mode of speech that was playful and flowery.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 52%Synopsis: The actor played one of two working-class brothers, who court the wealthy Abbott sisters living in their small town in "Inventing the Abbotts."
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Add to that Neil Armstrong, the first human on the moon, and Jonas Salk, who saved entire swaths of the planet from certain paralysis by inventing the polio vaccine.
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Frederick Mellinger, its founder, is credited with inventing, among other novelties, the push-up bra, falsies and padded girdles, and even with introducing the bikini in the United States.
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"Humans are very good at inventing and developing new dead body disposal technologies," said John Troyer, director of the Centre for Death and Society at the University of Bath.
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Perhaps no American poet who started in the mode of accommodation so abruptly broke ranks, inventing for herself a new kind of discipline whose ethical rigors demanded fresh forms.
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In doing so, countries committed to rapidly reducing and eliminating all production and use of coal, oil, and natural gas and to inventing and scaling up negative emissions technology.
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Harvey Pollack, the longtime 1813ers stats guru, is generally credited with inventing the term in the early 1980s, inspired by Magic Johnson, who made a habit of triple-doubling.
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Entire synthetic universes are home to millions: Viral video games like Fortnite are now gathering places, replicating some of the rules of the real world and inventing new ones.
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Indeed, the process of inventing an essential "Bauhaus" canon, based on the production of a few central years in a complex history, began almost immediately after the school's demise.
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You're all crafting your own get-out clauses, preparing for the last overground train home, inventing previously-unmentioned family breakfasts or trips to Kew Gardens with someone from Tinder.
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I only say that because he's famous for having so many patents and inventing so many different types of technologies, and he received a lot of attention for it.
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