Traveling solo magnifies the experience — and the benefits — exponentially.
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But it magnifies SoftBank's losses if the vehicle blows up.
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Instead, it was a defeat that magnifies every lingering doubt.
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"There's a drag that magnifies itself over time," Sluyter said.
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The scale of connected devices magnifies the consequences of insecurity.
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"The official failure magnifies the personal injustice," as French argues.
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"The special situation in the village magnifies everything," Yuqing told Reuters.
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Still, Trump's firing of Comey magnifies these concerns many times over.
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Scale magnifies the effect of small, often imperceptible differences in talent.
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On the other hand, it really magnifies how absent she is.
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The art market reflects and magnifies trends in the larger economy.
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Instead of healing their problems, an argument brews that magnifies them.
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This mesh of firms, ideas and standards reflects and magnifies American prowess.
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This lack of police accountability magnifies existing mistrust within African-American communities.
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That proportion of borrowing magnifies the risks – and potential rewards – for Harbour.
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A new office manager (Tim Baltz) only magnifies the ineptitude around him.
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Rather, it magnifies the power of whoever is in the White House.
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And when they do work, the gender pay gap magnifies the disadvantage.
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Breakingviews Wells Fargo's supersized scandal magnifies the spotlight on its chief executive.
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That backdrop magnifies the cringe factor in Trump's defense of the Saudis.
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Any discussion of quarantine magnifies stigma, jeopardizing both individual and public health.
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Tiny, warm white lights add a glow that magnifies that hygge vibe.
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This trend magnifies the differences between winners and losers among American communities.
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Another potential side effect of interacting AI engines magnifies the training bias risk.
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A structure with three layers, largely an accident of history, magnifies the complexity.
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Once each process gets started, it reinforces itself and also magnifies the other.
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"When leverage works, it magnifies your gains ... but leverage is addictive," Buffett wrote.
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Streaming only magnifies the importance of the Spotify Playlisted single over the album.
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Uncertainty over America's approach to Russia, for example, magnifies the threat from Mr Putin.
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It magnifies their signature electric pow-wow production developed in the nightclubs of Ottawa.
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Travel, jet lag and culture shock magnifies everything, from trivial matters to genuine inconveniences.
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The start is awe-inspiring; something about the expanse of the bridge magnifies it.
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This magnifies the effect of small contributions enormously — and encourages candidates to seek them.
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"Master" is a routine South Korean crime thriller whose bloat magnifies its generic qualities.
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And of course each re-do and do-over magnifies the possibilities for fraud.
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"Social media magnifies that urge by allowing anyone to be a trendsetter," Ker explains.
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And, of course, technology mirrors and magnifies the good, bad, and ugly of everyday life.
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Trump's ill-advised step erodes goodwill, amplifies fear, and magnifies the desire to remain hidden.
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This lack of police accountability only magnifies existing mistrust of police within African-American communities.
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Because the Star magnifies the effects of natural selection, the scientists labeled it an amplifier.
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"Everything you do on the ice magnifies at this point of the season," Rinne said.
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Professional athletes have a huge megaphone, namely, the media frenzy that magnifies their every word.
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Gossip here magnifies the smallest details of daily life to the outsize proportions of legend.
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Which Mia is, in a way that magnifies Ms. Stone's extraordinary discipline, poise and naturalness.
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The EP takes these tiny moments and magnifies and overanalyzes them until they are unrecognizable.
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In saving Luke's life, the mad doctor also accidentally magnifies his strength and makes him bulletproof.
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What it can afford is a media campaign that magnifies Russia's actions, and Putin with them.
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Jack's death just takes what was already an underlying issue for her and just magnifies it.
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That information gets funneled to a third party and then Moscow magnifies and maximizes its exposure.
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Because bundled funds can qualify for the matching-funds program, the process greatly magnifies bundlers' influence.
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Social media magnifies outrage, it inflicts wounds on us, it makes us anxious and angry at injustice.
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"The European Union doesn't moderate British influence - it magnifies it," he wrote in the Daily Telegraph newspaper.
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The lower turnout magnifies the strength of the most reliable vote: older, white, male, conservative, heavily rural.
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Their official media — hyperbolic pronouncements, constant threats and worshipful praise of the leader — magnifies a cultlike image.
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It secures your phone and magnifies the screen up to triple its size without distorting the quality.
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Both Fast Retailing and FamilyMart have a low free float of shares, which magnifies the price movement.
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Thanks in large part to social media, which incentivizes invective and then magnifies it, our conversations coarsen.
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But the illness associated with discrimination adds injury to insult and magnifies the suffering of these times.
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All this social media has an impact; its reach magnifies what is actually a very small group.
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Over time, inbreeding magnifies specific traits within a lineage, causing for wide physical and behavioral differences between breeds.
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The idea being that this concave area emanates body heat, which then magnifies the effect of the scent.
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The entire history of censorship shows that it magnifies existing imbalances in society, sometimes intentionally and sometimes not.
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Annette Yono wrote: The current presidential election magnifies the significance of teaching our children to be critical thinkers.
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That magnifies the ability of some people to walk into his office and tell him what they think.
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The absence of vegetation magnifies the horror — a dead life form plundering a protective tool from the living.
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First, alcohol does not create violent sexual impulses so much as it unleashes or magnifies pre-existing ones.
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One problem with lower liquidity is that it magnifies bad news in the market and price moves become exaggerated.
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Article 13 not only magnifies Content ID's worst features, it also fails to learn anything from Content ID's mistakes.
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The camera magnifies objects 260 times, bringing to light features that would otherwise be invisible to the human eye.
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Though he magnifies and deflates his figures' faces, it doesn't feel like it's at the expense of his subjects.
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I don't dwell on this risk, because I believe dwelling on problems often magnifies them, but I am careful.
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Instead, the smaller arena magnifies the lack of experience that a big-cast, big-stage Broadway show can hide.
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They had salt, an ingredient that magnifies the flavors of butter, chocolate and brown sugar, but they weren't salty.
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In the past year, homeowners gained $766 billion collectively in equity, which just magnifies the severity of the crisis.
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The ability of a single senator to withhold assent to a unanimous consent motion magnifies his or her influence.
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Endlessly repeating Clinton's e-mail debacle or Trump's pronouncements on Mexicans or women ultimately magnifies their impact on voting decisions.
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The massive size of the maps magnifies their details, allowing onlookers to take in the depth of information on display.
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That may not sound like a lot, but Steinberg said when a large number of people participate, the impact magnifies.
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Klaxoon maximizes and magnifies meeting points by turning any screen into organic knowledge focus areas conducive to spontaneous idea sharing.
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Capital can be used to hide these constraints for a period, but typically capital only magnifies the problems over time.
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As asset prices fall, leverage magnifies the losses and force institutions and investors to sell other assets in their portfolios.
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In revealing these deaths, Saterstrom's tone and pacing is understated, which magnifies the staggering trauma and, somehow, soothes its impact.
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That Corker enjoys wide respect within the GOP caucus only magnifies the hazard for the White House in alienating him.
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This naturally enhances support for the president among his constituency and magnifies the distrust of his opponents, causing further polarization.
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As a polarizing figure, Trump magnifies the passions of those who would use him as an excuse to act out.
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With that esteemed legacy in mind, however, the abundance of sounds on the album magnifies the lack of Joey's depth.
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But with political spending largely unregulated, advertising actually magnifies the difference between well-funded candidates and those on the fringes.
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But cold this deep creates new problems and magnifies existing ones, and that was exactly what happened on Friday morning.
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Indeed, the electoral college often magnifies the size of the victory of the eventual winner, skewing our historic memory of elections.
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Teaching Children to Be Critical Thinkers The current presidential election magnifies the significance of teaching our children to be critical thinkers.
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He magnifies other forms too: seashells, bird skulls (and shrinks a few in the case of some unexceptional bronze human figures).
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And the importance of Iowa in the process of choosing a president magnifies the cost of its terrible night on Monday.
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That only magnifies concerns that any bias on her part may have had a more pronounced influence on her fellow jurors.
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Pornography helped shape the Internet—for instance, with its need for high-bandwidth technology—and it reflects and magnifies its trends.
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Relative risk magnifies perceived harms and is often used when the actual increased risk of a behaviour is not as great.
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The low-interest rate setting adds further fuel to the Australian housing market and magnifies the impact of any market crash.
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In many places, heat only magnifies the more thorny urban problems, including a shortage of basic services, like electricity and water.
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To Eurosceptics who accuse Brussels of sucking the life out of the nation, he insists that, no, the EU magnifies French power.
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Sonorus — magnifies the volume of your voice Adapted from the Latin word "sonare," meaning "sound," this spell works like a magical megaphone.
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The use of debt to finance the original Refinitiv buyout magnifies the gains for the investors, which include Breakingviews parent Thomson Reuters.
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The Premium HD Wide Angle Lens weighs 36 grams, magnifies the frame by 0.6x, and uses six lens elements to prevent distortion.
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But Cosby's associated with family-oriented material -- from his commercials to Fat Albert -- only magnifies the temptation to recoil from him now.
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Mr Trump's enduring unpopularity in Virginia, the only Southern state he failed to carry against Hillary Clinton, magnifies Mr Warner's broad popularity.
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Social media magnifies political pressures that can undermine free speech, and our schools should be aware of this and avoid supporting it.
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Seeing the iconic image at a dramatically larger size powerfully magnifies the contrasts in tone and shadow that are key to Mapplethorpe's work.
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The Full Frame Fisheye Lens ($29.99) weighs 16 g and magnifies the frame by 32x with a minimum focus distance of 70 millimeters.
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Mr. Trump's base strategy brands the Republican Party as sexist, racist, xenophobic and anti-immigrant, which magnifies the anti-Trump reaction among Democrats.
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Walmart may be four times larger than Amazon in retail, but Amazon's bundle magnifies the impact of its size, reducing its scale disadvantage.
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The story pivots on the shattering of a mirror, manufactured by a troll, that magnifies the worst in people and hides the good.
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A concise show of photographs printed for impact, at an enlarged scale and in color, magnifies questions about race in the United States.
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The 86-year-old retired Ohio lawyer, who is legally blind, completes his absentee ballot with help from a machine that magnifies the print.
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But that very companion made it possible for astronomers to perform the incredible measurement, thanks to the way its mass magnifies the pulsar's light.
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The Tamagotchi – a primitive screen activity, but a screen activity nonetheless – takes all the annoying, attention-grabbing aspects of smartphone life and magnifies them.
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It leverages UK power to be part of the EU. I don't think the EU moderates British influence in the world, it magnifies it.
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It's easy to gloss over the cracks in a relationship when there's money to throw around — the lack of it magnifies every perceived slight.
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Sure to impress, it's a Wi-Fi-enabled camera that magnifies items up to 1,000 times while live-streaming your findings to your phone.
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But its compositional vacuum sucks in and magnifies ambient sounds, tying the piece into the tradition of the Italian Futurists and their noise art.
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The satellite imagery suggesting North Korea is still keeping up its program magnifies the risk of counting on an unreliable country for Trump. Rep.
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What he magnifies is that, it's not always infrastructural failures that lead kids to criminal behavior—sometimes it's the emotional voids felt at home.
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But it's unlikely any other modern administration would spend so much time praising its own performance -- even as the crisis magnifies by the day.
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Verma's curation takes cue from that liminality, redefining the body as open and fluctuating, and magnifies the importance of the body for these individuals.
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And it magnifies fear of rare—if terrible—incidents, while jading us to the common large-scale gun violence ripping through the country almost daily.
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They don't want to lose more to incarceration, which actually magnifies the risk of future overdose death in those who are locked up, as well.
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I think that viewing posts of one friend chronologically — as Snapchat Stories does — magnifies the enjoyment because it connects multiple points in a daily experience.
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A wall of monitors behind them magnifies every expression and eye twitch while Dr. Mantleray quizzes his patients on their latest medically-induced drug trip.
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While bleaching occurs naturally, scientists are concerned that rising sea temperatures caused by global warming magnifies the damage, leaving sensitive underwater ecosystems unable to recover.
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During his speech in Charlotte that night, Obama warned that no one really changes in the Presidency; rather, the office "magnifies" who you already are.
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The left already has gotten into trouble for condescending to working-class people, and insulting all Trump supporters as racists simply magnifies that problem. 4.
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What's more, research finds ascending the ladder of power only magnifies your personality traits, and makes you more likely to act in accordance with them.
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This approach increases the odds that the core Republican coalition will remain united heading into 2018 but magnifies the risk of alienating voters beyond it.
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She magnifies the vastness of both by leaving out any framing, orienting references — a horizon line, say — to the element we're most comfortable with: earth.
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Central bank buying of longer-dated debt magnifies the effect of the monetary policy as it incentivises long-term borrowing and, by extension, further spending.
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This magnifies the damage done by the disclosures, as they'd be easier to dismiss if everyone agreed that it was a Russian plot against America.
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What's more, research finds that ascending the ladder of power only magnifies your personality traits, and makes you more likely to act in accordance with them.
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The soft ground magnifies shaking like a bowl of jello getting hit with a mallet: The bowl doesn't move much, but the jello bounces a lot.
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An arbitrator's decision to strike a class waiver drastically magnifies the exposure for companies like Waterstone, which has no effective means to rebut the arbitrator's decision.
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Imagery accelerates and magnifies user engagement; it also encourages users to take and spread screencaps of incendiary private discussions and inflammatory discussions from other social networks.
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The tunnel magnifies the train's whir, which has left the property undeveloped and, at least in my own experience as a longtime nearby resident, rarely used.
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"That big white steam plume looks rather harmless, but it's a superheated steam laced with hydrochloric acid," she said, and a delta collapse magnifies the danger.
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That is more or less what driving force of Trump's candidacy, but he only magnifies and makes more obvious what many in the GOP have long whispered.
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Mr Warner's close call is attributed to the lower turnout of an off year that magnifies the voting strength of the Republican base of older, white conservatives.
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These voters may be less of a problem in the lower-turnout state election that magnifies the voting strength of the largely white, heavily rural Republican base.
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It just magnifies whatever it is turned on -- and strongmen like Erdogan and Syrian President Bashar al-Assad are learning to use that immediacy to their advantage.
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"The expansion of loosely regulated short-term insurance policies really magnifies the effect of repealing the individual mandate penalty," said Larry Levitt of the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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"We urge the Indonesian side to refrain from any action that complicates or magnifies the dispute, or impacts the peace and stability of the region," Hua said.
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And when an adult punishes a child for saying something hurtful, it magnifies hostilities and takes the solution for fixing the issue out of the child's hands.
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The results of the Citizens United decision have demonstrated that unlimited money in campaigns is a corrupting influence across parties, and magnifies the votes of the rich.
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" Dr. Hilal writes that the travel ban magnifies the "legitimate fear that one will either be targeted by state violence or become a target of societal violence.
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" In April, U.S. President Barack Obama traveled to the U.K to issue a warning on "Brexit", arguing that "the European Union doesn't moderate British influence – it magnifies it.
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"Closed circuit messaging networks like WhatsApp and ShareChat make it harder to check and debunk fake news, and that magnifies any potential impact of fearmongering," Agrawal tells me.
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A child's smaller size, more frequent number of breaths per minute and limited cardiovascular stress response compared to adults magnifies the harm of agents such as tear gas.
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If your partner drops f-bombs, or continuously magnifies your shortcomings in a way that attacks your character, it may be a sign they're trying to disempower you.
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"It is vital that during a recession you stay away from debt as debt magnifies losses," said Silvia Manent, a certified financial planner at Manent Capital in Boston.
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Florida's economy is smaller — about half the size of Texas' — but its range of industries, including tourism, ports, business services and health care, magnifies the impact from Irma.
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That aforementioned fictional film somewhat magnifies this fact-based one's limitations, but Malek's magnetic performance and the songs make for a worthwhile Queen tribute, if not a killer.
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My feelings stem from the fact that every act of hatred and our failed responses to it further magnifies indifference and contributes to the death of our shared humanity.
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When he was stumping for Hillary Clinton, Obama frequently returned to an immutable fact about the presidency: that the office doesn't change an inhabitant's temperamental failures, but magnifies them.
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No image repeats or magnifies; while a series of shots may be clustered in the same general area, each image is discrete and none are subject to further examination.
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Gradually, the film exposes the bankruptcy of the "pray the gay away" mentality and reveals its cruelty to the vulnerable participants, which merely magnifies the inner turmoil they feel.
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With these dictatorial figures he can negotiate a person-to-person deal that immediately engages their whole countries, and by this demonstration of their power he magnifies his own.
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You can double-tap to enlarge a block of text for reading, or rotate the screen 90 degrees, which rotates and magnifies the image to fill the wider view.
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Advocates and experts said the move by the Department of Homeland Security appeared to signal a shift at the border that magnifies the true aim of the controversial MPP program.
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The depleted landscape has a huge upside for a fighter like Manuwa: when you touch your opponent on the chin and he falls down, all that empty space magnifies the sound.
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"Your post is extremely insensitive to those who do not have the financial resources to replace what they have lost to the fires and only magnifies your elites arrogance," another tweeted.
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It's an 53-inch round "smart" mirror that magnifies your face by 5x and 10x as you do things like apply makeup, trim pesky nose hairs and, yes, pluck your eyebrows.
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Still, the procrastination cycle can become crippling at any time of the year, which is troubling, because recent studies show that procrastination magnifies stress, reduces performance, and leads to poor health.
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Many of us are aware of these racial disparities in the US penal system, but something about seeing these incidents tightly boxed in together magnifies just how absurd it all is.
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It's like looking at life through a magnifying glass that only magnifies things by a tenth of a percent — barely enough to be noticeable, but you can feel it deep down.
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Yet the Bedlam theater company's version of her "Sense & Sensibility," which opened on Thursday night at the Gym at Judson, expands and magnifies Austen's delicate comic worldview without cracking a single teacup.
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It also magnifies the size of a victory, giving the president a stronger mandate to govern—the winning margin in the electoral college is usually much wider than in the popular vote.
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The electoral system magnifies the voices of the poor, sparsely populated and conservative countryside at the expense of voters in densely populated cities who tend to be richer, racially diverse, and liberal.
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That pattern is especially consequential in the Senate, where the two senators per state rule magnifies the influence of smaller, heavily rural states, which include many of the nation's largest energy producers.
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In her story collection, which traces life from birth to death, "the world is parsed with a charming exactitude that magnifies all its latent marvels and especially horrors," Hermione Hoby wrote here.
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That magnifies the impact of any disruption to the system, whether the component can't be built because the workers are locked down or can't be shipped as fast because of travel restrictions.
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That magnifies the impact of any disruption to the system, whether the component can't be built because the workers are locked down or can't be shipped as fast because of travel restrictions.
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To make the film more universal and far reaching, the director decided to keep it short and without words but magnifies the plausible future with the characters actions and captivating everyday sounds.
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It is as if we see the world through a glass — a glass that magnifies the facts that liberals want us to see and shrinks the facts that conservatives want us to see.
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The long-term prognostication is more grim than it should be, but that's what happens when you're building around two players that are odd in a league that's current aesthetic magnifies their flaws.
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In his book, English magnifies "an unprecedented brief swell of dissent within black political culture" that year, centering his study on the status and relevance of "color" as an aesthetic and social obsession.
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Bannon also echoes and magnifies some of the president's worst instincts, from his "Muslim ban" to his continued references to radical Islamic terrorism (a phrase McMaster has tried to bar from NSC deliberations).
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The inset above magnifies a portion of the eastern limb in the global view of Charon at left, imaged by NASA's New Horizons spacecraft several hours before its closest approach on July 14, 2015.
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Following on from their 2014 project, the piece celebrates the NTSC TV format, but brings it back into the world as physical lines and magnifies the analog TV to 52' wide and 8' tall.
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This is largely because of a parole system that replicates and often magnifies the anxieties of poverty, which in many instances served as the catalyst for an engagement with crime in the first place.
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The fact that his addiction made him into a person you came to hate so deeply in the final years of his life doesn't ease or obliterate your sorrow; it complicates and magnifies it.
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"Kings of War" takes the home-viewing pleasures associated with serial television portraits of cutthroat schemers, like those in "House of Cards" and "The Sopranos," and magnifies them to the proportions of grand opera.
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"Technology magnifies the closeness-communication bias because you have less information to work with," said Dr. Epley, referring to the brevity of texts and absence of cues like tone of voice and body language.
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The researchers found that a one-standard-deviation increase in political conflict as measured by the Philadelphia Fed's Partisan Conflict Index magnifies a credit rating change by 0.0091 notches, increasing the distortion by 75 percent.
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The absence of a mark-to-market mechanism magnifies potential losses, as the book value could be very different from the market value, particularly if an investment needs to be liquidated during adverse market conditions.
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As the recent Department of Justice report on the Baltimore Police Department showed, lack of police accountability only magnifies existing mistrust of police within African-American communities, which makes neither the community nor police safer.
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"When you add in additional stresses like pollution, deforestation, overgrazing, overfishing, the fact that you've got this stress in the background just magnifies the chance that the systems could actually collapse quite quickly," Dearing said.
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Iran has a limited conventional military, but its growing network of proxy groups magnifies its influence in the region, meaning any conflict with American forces could result in a guerrilla war fought on multiple fronts.
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The circular shape here is a lens that is created when the mass from the galaxies bends space, and as a result magnifies the light from the cluster, making it appear brighter than it actually is.
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Magazines and websites showcase their own good taste by reviewing them; these reviews are then aggregated and given an arbitrary letter grade by Lit Hub, which then magnifies the wider acceptance of good taste to everyone.
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"Germany's willingness to shift away from long-held practices magnifies the fact that the level of economic uncertainty throughout Europe is quite high," said David Carter, chief investment officer at Lenox Wealth Advisors in New York.
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" He continued: "I don't believe the EU modifies British influence, it magnifies it," and concluded: "I think there's a British poet who once said no man is an island, even an island as beautiful as this.
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While the CEA graphic correctly notes the figures stem from "20 months after a presidential election," presenting the statistics that way magnifies the impression that Trump has helped create more jobs for African-Americans than Obama.
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Despite my wariness of what Khan calls "banal AI" (Siri, Cortana, Alexa), conversing with machines like Amme magnifies shifts happening on micro levels between humans, as human communication shifts from face-to-face to screen-to-screen.
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Yes, we have investigations, but the business of government plods on; right now the Senate is working on the Roy Moore of tax bills, a piece of legislation that magnifies right-wing pathologies into a cartoonish grotesque.
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"My personal inclination is that the telephone polls are probably a bit too far one way and the online polls are a bit too far the other way, which magnifies the separation between the two," he said.
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Acknowledging Vietnamese decision-making and actions, including violence against fellow Vietnamese, recognizes Vietnamese humanity and magnifies the desperation that motivated brothers to fight brothers in the struggle for freedom after more than a century of colonial subjugation.
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But in order to do this, they used a very long lens that magnifies the light greatly to get an image closer to the Sun and they held the shutter open for an inordinately long time (six seconds).
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"Power magnifies your personality traits," says Dacher Keltner, a psychologist who collaborates with Kraus and recently published The Power Paradox, a book outlining the psychological science of how we gain power and what it does to our minds.
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The tragedy inevitably magnifies unspoken tensions in the already struggling immigrant family, which are heightened further when subpar work by Gavin's plumber father (he was an engineer in Taiwan) results in the fatal poisoning of a young boy.
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Though Kayla makes YouTube videos for an audience in the single digits, and Fisher is a professional performer, knowing that character and actor are both stuck in the same life stage only magnifies the film's anxious, claustrophobic feel.
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With her real-life family as her co-stars, and her daughter Bridey Elliott as the film's writer and director, Paula steals the spotlight in a story that reflects, warps and magnifies the thorny dynamics of showbiz households.
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Being the planet of growth and expansion has its pluses, but Jupiter magnifies whatever it touches, and too much of a good thing can sometimes not be so great—Jupiter could even expand a situation that isn't serving you!
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It magnifies the importance of crucial swing states like Ohio and Iowa, which are disproportionately white compared to the rest of the US. It dilutes the importance of states like California, where a disproportionate number of Latino people live.
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In her work at the Factory, she magnifies the sense of pictorial space by juxtaposing layered surfaces, ranging from the sheer transparency of watercolor to the flat, matte opacity of flashe paint, with elegant forms that sometimes resemble collage cut-outs.
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And it's much more entertaining than this halting, uncertain conversation between Zuckerberg and two prominent law professors, which attempts to bring a sense of history to the conversation but mostly just magnifies the historical weirdness of absolutely everything under discussion.
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Prolonged detention magnifies the most dehumanizing elements of the migrant experience — the commodification of bodies that occurs as migrants are trafficked, the dangers they endure along our militarized border and the criminalization thrust upon them from the moment they cross it.
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The latest string of acquittals in the death of Freddie Gray magnifies how much the criminal justice system is broken, and how imperative reform is to ensure everyone is held accountable under the law, especially those responsible for enforcing it.
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In contrast to Eagles's work, in which something internal is projected outward and amplified, Rajkamal Kahlon's Untitled Series of Autopsy Reports (2011) magnifies trauma on a small scale, forcing us to take an unsettling look at the framing of death in clinical reports.
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The story begins with Decaprico [sic] narrating the struggles of the rich and famous: While he "rarely [has] to make a reservation anywhere," he is also hounded by paparazzi, whose constant attention magnifies his "few failures" for the entire world to see.
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Actually build the strongest possible network around you to give you feedback on it to refine the idea, because it's the fact you're in motion on this idea and the best possible network you can build around you magnifies your success. Great.
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As a sociologist who studies reality TV, I often argue that the genre is the Jumbotron of our most deeply-rooted social inequalities; it magnifies our racism, our sexism, our classism, our treatment of queer people, of immigrants and of the disabled.
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Moreover, it's fairly transparent early on, given the variety of constituencies in play, that there won't be time to resolve everything that's being set up, which only magnifies the sense that the movie isn't compelling enough to justify the expectations being heaped on it.
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"Juan" draws out a thread that's present in Jiro — which includes a side narrative about the titular sushi chef's son who's expected to take over his masterful father's work, but feels conflicted about it — and magnifies it to make it the joke of the episode.
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Unfortunately, the case also magnifies applicants' worst fears about the process and provides fodder for naysayers, such as cynical parents or counselors, to tell students -- the very ones whom elite colleges may in fact be delighted to recruit and admit -- not to even bother applying.
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While even Republican voters overwhelmingly say in polls that they favor sensible steps like universal background checks, the Republican candidates are politicizing what should be a public health issue, and they are scaring Americans into buying more guns, which magnifies the problem and causes more carnage.
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Whether in a generic beach resort ("Jellyfish") or an apocalyptic tundra of AstroTurf and bunnies ("Rabbit Starvation"), the world is parsed with a charming exactitude that magnifies all its latent marvels and especially horrors — the blacker and more peculiar these stories get, the funnier they are.
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Then, as a multimedia work, "Lemonade" goes even further: Its video album, directed by Beyoncé and Kahlil Joseph with crucial interludes of poetry by Warsan Shire, magnifies the personal to the archetypal, situating Beyoncé among generations of African-American women in a long, unselfish, unfinished struggle.
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The Trump administration's lack of a viable strategy for American health care just magnifies the original sin of the 2010 Affordable Care Act (ACA), which failed to address the root cause of America's health care problems: Unhealthy lifestyles that account for 50-70 percent of health care costs.
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"Concerns and risks associated with wagering on intercollegiate athletics have existed for many years, though the new Pennsylvania law, which we opposed, magnifies the risks and justifies our augmented outreach efforts," said Powers, who noted that Penn State was considering using a monitoring service to detect troubling betting patterns.
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On the opposite side of the gallery, past what looks like an abandoned movie set, this feeling of missed perception only magnifies with "Compass" (1999–2004), consisting of two small hands in a black box which obviously contains some sort of magnetic mechanism that should make them move.
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I don't think I knew what to think at the time—the book, in some creepy strange way, was a story about a guy just like me, who embarks on an unintentional journey that magnifies every element of who he was, and puts those qualities to the test through the struggle of survival.
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In fact, says Robert Berschinski of Human Rights First, a campaign group, it magnifies the power of GLOMAG by loosening or deleting criteria for action written into the original law, which in turn went further than a first, Russia-focused Magnitsky Act passed in 2012 to honour a Russian tax lawyer and whistle-blower, Sergei Magnitsky, who died after torture in official custody.
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Even if Democrats win back the presidency and recapture the Senate in 2020 while defending their majority in the House, all the gun-related ideas the Democratic presidential candidates are touting face a fundamental hurdle: Proposals such as a ban on assault weapons or high-capacity magazines -- much less licensing or registration of gun owners -- have virtually no chance of passing the Senate without ending the filibuster, which magnifies the influence of the small rural states most resistant to limiting gun ownership.
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For all its revelations, Letters in the Dark preserves – and perhaps magnifies — the mystery about the flesh-and-blood man How did a sharply dressed insurance agent with a desultory love life, who preferred brothels to relationships, who held crappy middle management jobs before retiring early due to poor health, become, as Milena Jesenská puts it, a "clairvoyant" storyteller, let alone one with a still-unrivalled capacity to take readers deep into the cold core of what it means to be alone and to be human?
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