Some people learn visually and others learn through reading, while some learn through writing.
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What do you hope people learn through Farm Sanctuary's work?
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You will learn through your extended community during this transit.
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Like The Witness, QC asked me to learn through experimentation.
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Unfortunately, that's one of the hard lessons you learn through dating.
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The foundation helps children from underserved communities learn through competitive sport.
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What lessons are you hoping to learn through this first pilot project?
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We learn through the messy things in life, not by avoiding them.
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If you are like me, you learn through reading, writing, and speaking.
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They learn through online classes and prove their skills on sites like Topcoder.
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The premise of restorative justice is that people can learn through their mistakes.
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Or robots can be equipped with software that lets them "learn" through physical training.
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You learn through trial and error how to avoid them, for the most part.
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We learn through the couple's therapy session that Robert isn't completely innocent of betrayal.
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How much of our sexual preferences do you think we learn through social conditioning?
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"I'm pretty socially awkward and have to learn through trial and error," Harper said.
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You can learn through this 219-course collection and kickstart a much more lucrative career.
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"As a director, you learn things and sometimes you learn through horrendous mistakes," Tarantino said.
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If you prefer to learn through livestreams or moderated chats, O.School will be for you.
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Many of them learn through Twitter of her animal causes and donate to get involved.
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They struggle, and in the process we learn through their eyes about early Vietnamese culture.
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Covariant, which is working with Knapp, built software that could learn through trial and error.
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Though prospective virtual assistants can take courses online, Sloan didn't learn through a formal course.
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Although the "learn through play" pedagogical approach is the same, the prekindergartens aren't cookie-cutter copies.
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You will learn through experiencing it how truly better it is to give than to receive.
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LN: What don't we know about tax havens that you're hoping to learn through your research?
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We all had "skin in the game" with the goal to learn through a collaborative effort.
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The non-profit is dedicated to helping riders "walk, talk and learn" through a connection with horses.
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Since then, I continue to explore what lifelong lessons students learn through the culture of these schools.
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That is not to say I didn't learn, through trial and error, how to endure a fight.
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In September, Harvard Medical School's incoming class became its first cohort to learn through its flipped classroom curriculum.
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Facebook should be able to learn through quantitative and qualitative research that this doesn't make me feel good.
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So we'll learn, through the game, that a reliance on technology isn't all it's cracked up to be.
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"The idea is human beings learn through ritual and the charging station lives outside everybody's bedrooms," says Huffington.
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Of course, as with any AI, each program has to learn through data accumulation and recognition of patterns.
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"It gave us an opportunity to learn through a somewhat small and low-risk use case," Shivananda said.
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But Cramer would eventually learn through none other than his father that sometimes Wall Street research gets it wrong.
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In short, it would require time in which to learn how to learn through making errors and correcting them.
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Hayes said he hopes to create more bots for other candidates, with his goal being to learn through experimentation.
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He was the first person to propose that a neural network could learn through implicit learning the way humans do.
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In other words, it's better to learn through observation and the mistakes of others than through making the mistakes yourself.
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While some systems learn by looking at a set of examples in bulk, other sorts of systems learn through interaction.
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When it comes to managing your money, as with most things in life, you often learn through trial and error.
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Over time, you learn through crisis and stress that you are able to endure whatever challenges life throws at you.
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Employees learn through online, competency-based education, where progress hinges on command of subject material rather than time spent learning.
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Dr. Anderson said the benefits of a family health history went beyond what someone could learn through a genetic test.
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Yeah, I don't know if I learned that, but I did learn through osmosis, just kind of how a newsroom worked.
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Once on the guitar, players can pick whatever song they want to learn through the Fret Zeppelin's companion iOS / Android app.
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Falling asleep on textbooks may seem like a ridiculous way to learn (through osmosis, right?), but it's not so far-fetched.
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It is now partnering up with Sesame Workshop to offer programs that will help nearly 1 million children learn through play.
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When we learn through the intelligence community that Russia is pushing out a deepfake, we can alert the companies to it.
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Starting at 8 months, the lions and tigers learn through a system of meat treats, guides (a thin pole) and repetition.
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That is how Rue found herself in rehab and her sister, Gia (Storm Reid), wound up traumatized forever, we learn through flashbacks.
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Her mother knows about it and what you learn through her dad, it's a thing that they're not supposed to talk about.
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Babies and kids learn through repetition, which is why they love to do the same thing over and over and over again.
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The toy, through repetitive action, is meant to become a dependable, safe anchor for those with disabilities to rely on and learn through.
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Sometimes, the only way to help them learn is to allow the animal to die so that the farmers will learn through experience.
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For those who like to learn through stories, the book is a captivating introduction to Mexican history that will inspire many Wikipedia searches.
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The tradition of Asian painting conservation is an artisan-like craft you learn through apprenticeship, which is not an easy system to maintain.
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They are convinced she's still alive, and we learn through this dinner that Nancy is not allowed to tell Barb's parents what actually happened.
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You might learn through the grapevine that a future colleague gets way more than you're being offered, but you don't know their full situation.
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Even when we're young children we start to learn through the pop culture and media we're surrounded by that tech is a boys' club.
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Mark Milley were "flabbergasted" to learn through a senior White House official on Friday that Spencer was seeking a deal without Esper&aposs knowledge.
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If we have the words, we are not silenced, although we learn, through the enforced quiet of reading, what it means to be silent.
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We learn through repetition and by having this show, and it being repeated and discussed, these names and their work may sink into our consciousness.
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We will need our systems to be able to communicate and learn through language effectively, even when lacking context and discussing things in undefined terms.
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But there are other reward structures for things like money, which we don't come with by default and must instead learn through experience and conditioning.
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Kids who are assigned male at birth learn through playground fights and so forth to see the world through the prism of winners and losers.
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Sesame Workshop is providing research to Osmo for the creation of educational products that will help more children learn through play, a Sesame spokesperson said.
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The reason we were able to get the lab and the academic program together is instead of learning in classes we learn through doing projects.
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I still remember, I went to graduate school, we were working on a computer program that will learn itself, that will learn through their experience.
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Algorithms that learn through iterations (neural networks that employ machine learning) have proven better than us in just about every arena in which we've committed resources.
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You only need to allocate a few minutes of your day to learn through a combination of interactive audio lessons, reinforcement activities, and other learning resources.
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These include reinforcement learning, in which an algorithm trains itself through trial and error, a little like the way animals learn through positive and negative feedback.
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The coming years will bear witness to further advancements, including AI that can learn through its own experiences, adapt to novel situations, and comprehend abstractions and analogies.
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He might be if you have a real problem, but he thinks it's beneath his pay grade, he's not interested, and he doesn't learn through teaching that.
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We learn through his memories that he left his wife and young daughter to go sailing, returning years later to find his old house abandoned and decrepit.
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Since 2015, Sesame Workshop and LEGO Foundation have worked together in India, Mexico, and South Africa to give children in need the opportunity to learn through play.
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It mourns the loss of a passing way of life, as you learn through letters how each of Talma's family members were slowly swallowed by the city.
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University of Pennsylvania psychologist Angela Duckworth describes a growth mindset as a belief that people are growth-oriented, malleable and can learn through both experience and effort.
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In a New York Times Op-Ed, developmental psychologist Alison Gopnik explained that young children learn through play, much in the way scientists learn by doing experiments.
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If good things come to those who wait, D.C. area kids certainly deserve the National Children's Museum, a learn-through-play space that opened Monday in Washington.
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"What we learn through testing operational concepts in these communities will be invaluable and give us clarity on rules that ensure safety and continued innovation," Huerta said.
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If you had to give a piece of advice or something, usually people learn through mistakes, it doesn't have to be mistakes, maybe something you did incredibly well.
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Jacobs said he was stunned to learn through discovery in another case more than a year later that Bank of America had ordered SourceCorp to purge its records.
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I did learn through that process there are a lot of people who want to support you, and a little bit from a lot of people adds up.
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"Children are hard-wired to learn through imaginative and pretend play, and therefore they can slip between reality and fantasy much more easily than adults," Dr. Angelosante explains.
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This Portland-based organization offers lots of financial aid to high school graduates to participate in programs around the world where they learn through cultural immersion and adventure.
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I've come to learn (through my own relationship) that having someone to share the journey with, to emotionally support you along the way, isn't going to hold you back.
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It's important that these students learn through hands-on experience how to not only write code, but deploy code in a viable manner that results in a sustainable product.
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They learn through experience and observation, forming lasting memories with brain-like bundles of hundreds of millions of neurons in each arm and a centralized bundle in the middle.
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In a video interview for Amazon, Duckworth explains that a growth mindset is a belief that people are growth-oriented, malleable and can learn through both experience and effort.
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As Logan and William become embroiled in the narratives of the high-level outlaw town, they learn through hard knocks that they aren't as invulnerable in Westworld as they thought.
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Further features are planned, like the ability for the bots to "learn" through reinforcement of certain behaviors, and future development could allow more explicit control over the way they work.
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As someone who had to learn through trial and error to put the spinach puffs up top and the pizza on the lower rack, I would definitely find this feature useful.
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"Creators who are successful on the platform have come to learn through growing pains what it takes to run a financial successful creative business, while working with advertiser guidelines," Blake said.
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My daughter always has something new and interesting to read, but I also make sure to keep some of her favorites prominently displayed at all times because children learn through repetition.
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The program is designed to teach kids about the dangers of impaired and distracted driving, as well as to provide advanced driving techniques that teens might not learn through regular driver's ed.
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She has urged young people to learn through masturbation what pleasure means to them, a pursuit that is already fraught with shame depending on factors like one's culture, religion, class, and gender.
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Hart went on to learn through routine tests that she had two distinct types of breast cancer in each of her breasts (one was triple negative, and the other was HER2-positive).
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Measham's got a busy day tomorrow: She's centrally involved with a program in three Durham prisons called Inside Out, which helps inmates and undergraduates learn through shared time together under her supervision.
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Tony wasn't always a bad sort, we learn through his late wife, Lisa (Kerry Godliman), who recorded a series of videos in her last days to help him move on without her.
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It will eventually learn, through the miracle of artificial intelligence, what sauce you like on your chicken and whether you have chicken in refrigerator, and then give you a recipe for it.
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For Thomas Mann, whose admiration of Goethe took the form of spiritual imitation, Goethe was above all an educator, but one who had first to learn, through experience, the wisdom he taught.
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In satisfying fashion, "Slut in a Good Way" recognizes the potential for cruelty that exists as teenagers experiment and learn through sex, but its portrait of adolescence never feels less than loving.
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These are couples embraced, in part, for the way they learn through each other to express their feelings, despite their masculine armor — and played by actors celebrated for reaching beyond their own straightness.
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At the very start we learn through expositional dialogue that he is a smart and dangerous manipulator, but despite seeing a plethora of recruits, we never actually see him fully execute this skill.
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The petition website recently launched Change Politics, a new website and mobile platform aimed at empowering voters with more valuable, curated information — beyond what we typically learn through campaign ads and party affiliation.
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In addition to promoting diversity of plants and wildlife, as well as helping the community learn through educational classes, the garden has also helped to reduce problems such as vandalism in the area.
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"By reading, you learn through others' experience — generally a better way to do business — especially in our line of work where the consequences of incompetence are so final for young men," he wrote.
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Some examples of Times essays we used to support student learning are "What Babies Know About Physics and Foreign Languages" by Alison Gopnik and "Let the Kids Learn Through Play" by David Kohn.
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I wasn't well enough to go to a yoga studio and learn through group classes, but I did know that on YouTube there would be guided meditations and yoga videos for me to use.
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There's the program that builds on the Watson system to help computers judge information to determine if something is relevant and credible, and another that improved a computer's ability to learn through human interaction.
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If we want to put people back to work, let's do more than just subsidize their unemployment — let's subsidize their employment as they learn through on-the-job training, apprenticeship, and pre-apprenticeship programs.
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"Play is essential for a child's healthy development and fosters the natural curiosity to learn through engaging interactions with caring adults," Sherrie Westin, President of Global Impact and Philanthropy at Sesame Workshop, told CNN.
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You are joyfully invited to join me and Mark as we publicly learn, through a series of elaborate, borderline nonsensical acts of increasingly violent destruction, whether we are expecting a son or a daughter.
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Yan Markson, a Toronto-based magician and mentalist who grew up in a Russian circus, points out that books on magic are incredibly hard to find, and many people nowadays learn through videos instead.
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It is interesting to learn, through actual historical events such as these, how seemingly benign dinners can lead to, in some cases, unexpected extemporaneous results and in others a still-unexpected but desired result.
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Washington (CNN)The White House said Monday it was "surprised" to learn through press reports that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had declined an invitation to meet President Barack Obama later this month in Washington.
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Braille is a crucial skill to learn for children with visual impairments, and with these LEGO Braille Bricks, kids can learn through hands-on play rather than more rigid methods like Braille readers and printouts.
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Mr. Guiraud said he was all the more angry to learn through news accounts that a similar episode occurred with six lichen specimens on loan from New Zealand that were mistakenly destroyed by Australian authorities.
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Earlier this year, President Trump himself settled a $25 million lawsuit against Trump University, whose attendees alleged that the president's namesake real estate seminars mislead them about supposed business secrets they would learn through enrolling.
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One thing for sure is that I'm not judging other people and I really think that people should make their own experiences and learn through these experiences if it feels right or wrong for them.
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People who come to his sessions spend time with the horses and learn through the movement of the animal what mental state they themselves are in, says Noailles, who charges up to 120 euros per session.
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"Creators who are successful on the platform have come to learn through growing pains what it takes to run a financial successful creative business, while working with advertiser guidelines," YouTuber Roberto Blake previously told The Verge.
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That was something I continued to want to learn from her — to never stop being a student and to ask as many questions as possible and continue to learn through every piece of work that you do.
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Along the way, we learn through Betsy's eyes about the French Revolution, the Terror, the fate of various French nobles and émigrés, Napoleon's rise to power, his victories, the Russian campaign, the retreat from Moscow and his eventual fall.
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"It won't happen until we accept that the system has gone wrong, that there is a toxic masculine atmosphere all over, and until we learn through the education system to change it," said Kavi, chairman of Mumbai-based charity Humsafar Trust.
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According to All Blacks Coach Steve Hansen, another big reason is New Zealand's ''natural running'' style of play, which allows young players more opportunities than their peers overseas to get their hands on the ball and learn through trial and error.
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"Children are hard-wired to learn through imaginative and pretend play, and therefore they can slip between reality and fantasy much more easily than adults," Aleta G. Angelosante, PhD, a child and adolescent psychiatrist at NYU Langone, previously told Refinery29.
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Baby Boomers will remember just how shocked they were during the Watergate investigation to learn through the transcripts of the White House recordings that President Richard Nixon swore, personally insulted his enemies, and used anti-Semitic language behind closed doors.
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"The car basically takes you around the track at the right speed, the right RPMs, the right gears, the right line, and you learn through the car showing you the best way," design director Frank Stephenson imagined in an interview with Blackbird.
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It's challenging because it means we have to be really creative around coordination, but ultimately I think it was the best strategy, and it means that we learn through disagreement—and we don't all agree about what message we should be using.
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Deligram workers in one of the company's warehouses [Image via Deligram] Interestingly, and perhaps counter to assumptions, Deligram started in rural areas, where Rahim saw there was less competition but also potentially more to learn through a more early-adopter customer base.
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But "the asset" isn't something to be feared, or something incapable of love; as The Shape Of Water progresses, we learn through Elisa's kindness and persistence that just because it looks different than the rest of us doesn't mean he is all that different.
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The parliament said the law would apply to "smart robots," which it defined as robots having the capacity to learn through experience and interaction, the ability to acquire autonomy through its sensors, the capacity to adapt its behavior and actions to the environment, among other criteria.
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After all, it would have been only prudent for Cohen to have given him some idea, particularly if he felt there were any danger of Trump being angry were he to learn through other sources -- a possibility that would have been hard for Cohen to discount.
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I have always been a type-A person — I like structure, planning and efficiency — and while that has certainly helped me get a lot done, it has also sometimes pushed me to do things too quickly, to be impatient and to miss opportunities to learn through listening.
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I'd later learn through my involvement with the National Clearinghouse for the Defense of Battered Women that when black women kill or injure their assailant in an act of self-defense, they are usually more harshly treated than a white woman accused of the same crime.
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But a machine that can learn through both methods would require nearly opposite kinds of systems: one that can operate deductively, by following hard-coded procedures; and one that can work inductively, by recognizing patterns in the data and computing the statistical probabilities of when they occur.
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Rather, he figured he could at least learn through this experiment how to better communicate with customers and suppliers, as well as how to notify potential customers about a product's availability, as was the case with The 1619 Project, a Times initiative that examines slavery's legacy in America.
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The idea is that if regular people learn through exposure in the press and pop culture that victims are frequently too intimidated to speak with police right after an incident, they might ultimately serve as jurors who are sympathetic to the idea that victims came forward years or decades later.
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Maybe you just get old—or maybe, as I like to think of it, you learn through experience that spending all your free time hanging out with inebriated people while screaming over loud music and pretending you actually hear what your conversation partner is saying isn't going to spiritually fill you up.
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Yes, performing a rim job at a festival is empirically disgusting because of the sweat and dirt and overall griminess, but what is not disgusting is freedom—freedom to explore sexuality; freedom to consensually partake in sexual acts; freedom to learn through experience the specific top notes and combination flavors found within the folds of a desert-dipped, sweat-tinged ass.
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In fact, with Thrive Global, as well as the media platform, we have a commerce platform, and we created our first product, it was a charging station that looks like a bed for your phones, so people can learn through the ritual of putting their phones to bed outside their bedrooms, there is a little sheet that you tuck the phones in, you say goodnight, and I promise, you are going to find them again in the morning.
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