It's either manipulating our lazy brains or manipulating other people's lazy brains.
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It issues and values the money by manipulating interest rates and manipulating money.
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He's been sort of manipulating the younger girl — but she's been manipulating him, too.
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"She was better at manipulating us than we were at manipulating the contestants," Shapiro says.
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"As visual journalists, we know that manipulating images is manipulating truth," the group said in a statement.
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The president also said China is manipulating its currency and the Europeans are manipulating the euro, Reuters reported Monday.
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Per the bill, companies would be banned from manipulating adults into signing away their data, or manipulating children into staying on a platform compulsively.
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Surround AR: The "next best thing to manipulating atoms is manipulating photons," in order to make objects in the environment visually indistinguishable from physical reality.
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Trump's trade nominee unsure whether China is manipulating its currency: Lighthizer also questioned whether China is still manipulating its currency to gain an advantage in global markets.
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Corporations would no longer need to take account of tax avoidance in making their business decisions–manipulating corporate value would be much less attractive than manipulating taxable profits.
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There are a lot of reasons I'd have a harder time manipulating the price of Google stock than manipulating the price of "Buttigieg 2020 nominee" contracts on Betfair.
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Earlier this week, Trump accused Germany of manipulating the euro.
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Bill argued that the trustees were manipulating his daughter Michelle.
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But it's just as deft at manipulating its viewers' feelings.
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For a bumbling fool, he's really good at manipulating people.
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Manipulating the exposure in video mode was equally as easy.
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That led Trump to accuse Beijing of manipulating its currency.
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Election gamble Marine Le Pen knows she is manipulating history.
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Quantum computing is a fundamentally different way of manipulating information.
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It's wonderful for manipulating information, which appeals to the weirdos.
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There is nothing new about manipulating truths in American politics.
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"Google is manipulating this for their own benefit," Farid said.
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The US government determined that China is manipulating its currency.
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She didn't have his decades of practice at manipulating journalists.
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As always, he was a master at manipulating the crowd.
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"Airbnb is very good at manipulating the narrative," he said.
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As with Trump today, the Kremlin was adroitly manipulating Wallace.
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Why should manipulating the dollar undermine its global status today?
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Was I guilty of manipulating people's emotions to make art?
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"We're not manipulating it," said Andrew Sondern, an art director.
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This means that Romero can be tricked by manipulating rhythm.
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Still, Primo continues, manipulating Don Salvatore to his own ends.
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Terrorism is about capturing public attention and manipulating our emotions.
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His government has mastered the art of manipulating the truth.
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Conspiracy theories are usually about evil cabals manipulating world events.
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Plants are masters at manipulating animals into assisting their reproduction.
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Trump also accused China and Europe of manipulating their currencies.
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And [Putin] has been really very good at manipulating that.
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Birdly tricks your other senses by manipulating sonic and wind feedback.
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Or, is she manipulating them both for her own well-being?
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But that law deals entirely with manipulating elections, not nonconsensual porn.
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Manipulating and shaping glass requires high heat and intense physical labor.
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So eye protection is a very good idea manipulating these things.
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He took over when she was impeached for manipulating government accounts.
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The legislation would also bar generators from manipulating spot electricity prices.
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Trump's accusation of China manipulating its yuan is a longstanding one.
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Manipulating gender performance was somewhat culturally acceptable, at least among celebrities.
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"It actually begins with manipulating the surface data," Estrada-Belli said.
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Bombshell: #Putin Just Called George #Soros Out For Manipulating US Elections!
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I was more wondering about that aspect of manipulating the image.
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In response, President Donald Trump accused China of manipulating its currency.
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China and Japan are considered the worst offenders at manipulating currency.
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Manipulating objects with "your hands" is the key to good times.
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There's a lot of, who's manipulating who, and all of that.
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We radically changed the condom's performance just by manipulating the structure.
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After all, if she's manipulating us, she learned from the best.
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Most of what you're doing in Mini Metro is manipulating tracks.
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Of course, and they were manipulating how people viewed our city.
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Is Donald Duck trying to assume the throne by manipulating time?
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It cannot boost its value much by manipulating its capital structure.
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PLANT breeders are understandably excited about manipulating botanical genomics (see article).
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Rather than elevating public opinion, advertisers pioneered techniques of manipulating it.
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Eight documentaries look at characters struggling against, or manipulating, the odds.
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Earlier in the week, Washington accused Beijing of manipulating its currency.
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And now, unfortunately, in some rare-edge cases, in manipulating it.
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It feels like the city, itself, is manipulating, pushing passions around.
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"Manipulating the words of your users is fucked," a commenter wrote.
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He also showed a genius for manipulating the anxieties of evangelicals.
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Any claim that China is now manipulating its currency is misinformed.
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If you think companies like Facebook and Google are about manipulating
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She had previously denied allegations that she was manipulating her father.
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Any mobile robot that's not manipulating something is just good business.
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One concept gaining momentum is geoengineering: deliberately manipulating the Earth's climate.
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This includes forging alliances that might be unseemly or manipulating friends.
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A growing number of countries are manipulating content to impact elections.
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Algebra provides a beautiful set of formal rules for manipulating equations.
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"These allies know that and they are manipulating him very effectively."
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So, how do I know you're not manipulating them against me?
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She's known for manipulating the pop star system to rocket to fame.
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" She added in that interview that "[Bertolucci] was manipulating everyone on set.
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Brigadier General Gholam Reza Jalali accused Israel of manipulating weather over Iran.
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Scientists are still hotly divided on the ethics of manipulating human DNA.
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He's a master of manipulating the news media and the art market.
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It's not just a matter of central banks manipulating interest rates downward.
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"VA whistle-blowers say schedulers still are manipulating wait times," it added.
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There is a radical jihadist group that is manipulating our immigration system.
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Much like Gnog, Statik is a VR puzzle game about manipulating objects.
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Foreign governments are manipulating their currencies to obtain an unfair competitive advantage.
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Why must you insist on subtly manipulating every person in your life?
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If he thinks Mr Lighthizer is manipulating him, he will strike back.
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We have to take action to stop Trump from manipulating our votes.
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It's the same hacking the human animal and manipulating what's happening inside.
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But he hasn't given up on manipulating people to do his bidding.
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He has also accused China of manipulating its currency to boost exports.
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Second, scientific progress, particularly around manipulating genes and cells, has been astonishing.
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President Donald Trump accused China of manipulating its currency on Monday morning.
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Trump is a master at manipulating people to buy what he's selling.
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Speculation that Reveles is manipulating him is "just very silly," Simmons said.
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Trump accused Beijing of manipulating its currency and effectively stealing manufacturing jobs.
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Now imagine manipulating the claw on another planet a million miles away.
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And truthful and honest, and not force it and stop manipulating people.
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He also accused China repeatedly of manipulating its currency for trade advantage.
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Trump during the campaign accused Japan of manipulating its currency, the yen.
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Now imagine manipulating the claw on another planet a million miles away.
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And just one VA executive has been fired for manipulating wait lists.
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These information attacks continue because manipulating these platforms is cheap and easy.
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We must not let any country unfairly compete by manipulating its currency.
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The possibility of manipulating how people consume information remains an unanswered question.
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Marnie has a knack for manipulating the predictable behavior of male colleagues.
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The central bank's general focus is inflation and unemployment, not manipulating currency.
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Ivanishvili denied manipulating the process, saying he was "frustrated by the outcome".
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Is he manipulating everything, or is it all about to fall apart?
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He tweeted in July that Europe and China were "manipulating" their currencies.
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Palin wrote that the "illogical precedent" leads to special interests manipulating markets.
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Donald Trump's fourth grade level of speech could be manipulating your unconscious.
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The chef will still be César Ramirez, a master of manipulating seafood.
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Not helping: President Trump accused Europe, and China, of manipulating currency rates.
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Military officials have denied taking any role in manipulating the upcoming elections.
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Manipulating his teenage son's resentments, he enlists the boy in the homicide.
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Throughout history, we've had moral panics around things manipulating our kids' brains.
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It also more recently accused Apple of manipulating App Store search rankings.
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It turned out the traders were manipulating a benchmark known as Libor.
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Most of them have been manipulating doctors, relatives and friends for years.
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His attorneys have suggested in court that Mann had been manipulating him.
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Amaral&aposs healing methods involve manipulating the energy fields around the body.
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The kids do not even know the party that is manipulating them.
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There is, for example, no evidence that China is manipulating its currency.
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" In reality, Mr. McNally said, they were simply "managing or manipulating sentiment.
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Set theory specifies rules, or axioms, for constructing and manipulating these sets.
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But the concept of manipulating the atmosphere stirs controversy beyond partisan politics.
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"I think China's manipulating their currency, absolutely," Trump told Reuters last week.
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Economists and business leaders had said that China wasn't manipulating its currency.
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Pregnant with violence, manipulating fear, it is an exercise in mass delusion.
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And you're manipulating things in all sorts of invisible sorts of ways.
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Dagens Næringsliv reported that Tidal has vehemently denied the accusations of manipulating their data and accused the newspaper of making up or manipulating the stats to convince the Norwegian University of Science and Technology to do the report.
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Rousseff is being impeached for manipulating public accounts, a charge that she denies.
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Researchers found a way to hack power grids by remotely manipulating air conditioners.
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That could get awkward if the United States starts manipulating its own currency.
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I believe outsiders are manipulating these negative situations where there should be none.
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Contrary to your tweets, it is not manipulating its currency to our detriment.
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Adept at manipulating the press, he first pushed his way into the newspapers.
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" On China: "They haven't been manipulating their currency since he's been in office.
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But the states outsmarted the administration by manipulating the language of the ACA.
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I wasn't hooked on programming language syntax or manipulating programming libraries and frameworks.
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I started manipulating small machines, my eyes firmly focused on any minor change.
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In fact, she's usually the one manipulating them into doing what she wants.
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Because you play all the roles in your videos, you're actually manipulating yourself.
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"I realised right away it was all about manipulating the system," he says.
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As we near the election, this notion of manipulating facts grows more ominous.
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On its face, manipulating the code of dating sites seems creepy or comical.
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But when manipulating the fate of a species, moving slowly is a virtue.
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Manipulating smaller creators into doing exactly what they ask doesn't seem sustainable either.
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The risk reward of manipulating a national election using Facebook is very high.
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The dark intimacy of an older man manipulating a younger woman isn't shocking.
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All of the women in the art are like consciences manipulating GoldLink's move.
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The bank is under investigation for allegedly manipulating the market and deceiving regulators.
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He claims it can detoxify and strengthen your immune system by manipulating gravity.
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Last year, Brazil's Senate impeached his predecessor, Dilma Rousseff, for manipulating government finances.
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Adal seems close to calling "checkmate;" he's manipulating the other characters like pawns.
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No one else in college basketball last season was better at manipulating defenses.
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If somebody is manipulating facts and not using data, I wanna out them.
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"This is achieved by manipulating and replaying cryptographic handshake messages," the researchers wrote.
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The manager said firms could easily exaggerate coal efficiency by manipulating their numbers.
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Google's algorithm is kept confidential to prevent unscrupulous people from manipulating search rankings.
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"They are deliberately manipulating the facts; they are deliberately telling lies," she said.
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Lying, manipulating, stealing ideas — in some offices, that's just par for the course.
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"The governments hate it because the governments like manipulating the currency," he added.
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There is a difference between a country managing its currency, and manipulating it.
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They don't even build nests, so they are not used to manipulating sticks.
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So why is the notion that "China is manipulating its currency" still widespread?
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Instances of manipulating the outcomes of prenatal drug studies isn't a new phenomenon.
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He memorized scripts and commands, and wowed his friends by manipulating video games.
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They are narcissistic serial killers who are manipulating you with their every move.
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Mr. Thanathorn accused the military-appointed Election Commission of manipulating the election results.
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One of the things they are very good at is manipulating their humans.
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If not, he could be in trouble for manipulating the carmaker's stock price.
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Each pathogen hijacks its host cell by manipulating a different combination of proteins.
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Seaburn is a conundrum, because he's obviously, clearly, manipulating the others for clout.
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New technology has made us a lot better at scanning — and manipulating — DNA.
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And there is a growing unease that tech giants are unfairly manipulating users.
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He started manipulating me, like, well, you accepted my invitation to these parties.
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By the way, the government is manipulating all the media, meetings, social media.
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And the U.S. government sued Fiat Chrysler, accusing it of manipulating emissions tests.
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If Musk's statements were untrue, he could be accused of manipulating Tesla's stock.
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Algerian authorities have long been adept at manipulating a weak and disorganized opposition.
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"I think the owners are manipulating the system to their advantage," Borris said.
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He misses the obvious ways Luthor is manipulating him (or just doesn't care).
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This body of research has already demonstrated the potential to manipulate video footage of politicians with relative ease; it's not that big a leap from manipulating images of porn stars and celebrities to manipulating those of politicians and other public figures.
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GEA Enzymes: GEA Enzymes creates designer proteins by finding and manipulating specific enzyme activity.
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Therefore, editing information by the government — redacting sensitive material, for example — equals manipulating it.
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According to Magic Leap, it's manipulating the light field we perceive the world through.
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Eventually, it zombifies the spider, likely manipulating its will with the help of hormones.
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Both focus on gathering information, and influencing and manipulating people to do one's bidding.
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Putin is intent on manipulating the President and making Trump look weak and malleable.
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Angela Merkel took issue with the notion that her country is manipulating the Euro.
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Sometimes, manipulating the videos does reveal something, like a phone number or creepy dialog.
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Libor's reputation was tarnished after authorities found in 2012 some banks were manipulating it.
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Why is Saeb manipulating their good intentions and pretending they are doing something nefarious?
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Wouldn't Cersei be better served manipulating those around her as a mom of Monterey?
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Washington is reportedly considering legal claims against OPEC for allegedly manipulating the energy market.
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The board and Dauman believe that Redstone's previously estranged daughter Shari is manipulating Sumner.
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The third corrupt procedure detailed last week involves managers manipulating players for financial gain.
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In many ways, it feels more like moving around Google Maps than manipulating data.
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China is also manipulating currency and building illegal islands in the South China Sea.
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How do you imagine that people could prevent bad actors from manipulating the system?
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It could be manipulating microwaves one day, but right now, it's just incredibly neat.
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He is manipulating them in three different ways — that is a lot of work.
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Social media are a mechanism for capturing, manipulating and consuming attention unlike any other.
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But things look different if you're worried about someone deliberately manipulating an election result.
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That didn't please Donald Trump, who tweeted that "Mario D" was manipulating the currency.
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China and Russia quietly conducted experiments this year aimed at manipulating the Earth's atmosphere.
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The U.S. has taken to identifying countries publicly that it believes are manipulating currencies.
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For example, he accused Google of manipulating search results to favor his Democratic rival.
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Japanese automaker Mitsubishi has admitted manipulating fuel economy data related to some 625,000 vehicles.
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Imagine manipulating a friend's expression to make them smile, or frown, or, well, whatever.
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Cohen tweeted that Trump is using the Real Housewives playbook in manipulating the media.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin and his former KGB colleagues are masters at manipulating them.
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It's something about manipulating a disembodied mouth to sound as delightfully ridiculous as possible.
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Anchoring may be seen as manipulating patients' perceptions, and shouldn't be misused, they write.
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He was openly manipulating me in real time, and without any whiff of embarrassment.
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But they're also manipulating people in dangerous ways with false stories and conspiracy theories.
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Optimising phenotypes by manipulating the environment is the task Caleb Harper has set himself.
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Instead, it's full of bad faith actors manipulating elections and government officials surveilling users.
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People are very good at manipulating the press these days and getting news out.
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The largest sums were stolen by hacking into bank systems and manipulating account balances.
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Dick was particularly adept at manipulating his mother, who doted on her only child.
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Lipinski complained, several times, about speculators who were "manipulating" the price of the credits.
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Here are the biggest leaps image-manipulating technology has made in the last decades.
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" ON CHINA AND EUROPEAN UNION CURRENCIES "I think China is manipulating their currency, absolutely.
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We had no intention of manipulating the draft or anything to get these players.
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Essentially, then, the researchers created a fever in the embryos by manipulating these channels.
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By manipulating color, Segers can relent a little on the mood of his vision.
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Having disagreements is one thing but manipulating the relationship for electoral aims is another.
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Mr. Hayes remains the only person convicted at trial in Britain for manipulating Libor.
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Mr. Mumler was acquitted but also discredited after being suspected of manipulating photo plates.
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Seth's growing anxiety and anguish as he sees Jenny manipulating Rick is palpably conveyed.
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We're not yet manipulating our genes with enough dexterity to affect the next generation.
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The brush head itself can also be curved, but manipulating either takes some work.
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They are manipulating the digital theater, and we just aren't able to keep up.
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Mr. Maduro's government has already been accused of manipulating the results of that election.
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This is known as gerrymandering, the act of manipulating electoral boundaries for political gain.
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Indeed, in her speech she suggested that Democrats were manipulating Ford for political reasons.
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They also accused the administration of inappropriately manipulating the talking points during internal discussions.
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The news may assuage some concerns about whether China is unfairly manipulating its currency.
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Part of that is just establishing basic tools for viewing and manipulating the data.
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His silver linings playbook includes manipulating your team and our allies, like South Korea.
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As the semester progressed, Gililland claims other professors joined Sperry in manipulating her grades.
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She began by growing and manipulating cell cultures, learning how they lived and died.
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Someone or something must be manipulating events, unseen, as if from behind a curtain.
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Mr. Trump accused Brazil and Argentina of manipulating their currencies and hurting American farmers.
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Plans that aim to control weight by manipulating your body chemistry were also popular.
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Other charges include violating international embargoes against countries like Iran and manipulating currency markets.
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Trump has accused China of manipulating the yuan, while criticizing the dollar's recent strength.
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Hormonal contraceptives are pretty much the only fool-proof way of manipulating your period.
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He had proclaimed victory after his government was accused of manipulating the vote results.
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Chinese leaders are perfectly capable of manipulating American fears about Korea to their advantage.
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"Manipulating her remarks is defaming & dangerous for her & her family," Pressley said on Twitter.
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But Takata pushed ahead, manipulating test results it submitted to its biggest client, Honda.
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Does a conductor play an orchestra like a piano, manipulating without saying a word?
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The strategy of attacking Mr. Joko by manipulating religious sentiment has begun in earnest.
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In other words, they prohibit internet providers from manipulating your access to online content.
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They may still have been, they were interested in how you guys were manipulating photos.
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Despite Graham's response, the majority of comments are calling out Vogue for manipulating the photo.
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Democrats charged that Putin, an ex-KGB agent, was manipulating Trump to his own advantage.
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To be clear, both parties have a history of manipulating redistricting for their own advantage.
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But the technology faces intense scrutiny from regulators when it comes to manipulating human DNA.
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And the Federal Reserve Bank tries to influence the economy primarily by manipulating interest rates.
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Is Judy really in grief, or is she a straight-up criminal manipulating Jen's emotions?
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It wouldn't be the first time we've seen weird, light-manipulating inventions inspired by nature.
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Quantum computing algorithms perform calculations by manipulating these qubits via the mathematics of quantum mechanics.
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Manipulating the current through the wires allows physicists to set up qubits in these systems.
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The defense portrayed them as spoiled "rich people" who were the ones doing the manipulating.
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Brexit and the 2016 U.S. election graphically showed how manipulating data could affect democratic systems.
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Driving the news: State officials say PBMs are manipulating the system for their own gain.
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There's also a lot of pressure to make sure drug companies aren't manipulating the results.
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"Studios have been manipulating the media since they were born, to a degree," Kohn said.
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So far Hayes is the only person to have been convicted of manipulating the trades.
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In "Rubies", a ballerina's movements are dictated by four men manipulating each of her limbs.
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Image: Nature/YouTubeWe're all familiar with holograms, the projected 3D images created by manipulating light.
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Stevens says predators are very skilled at manipulating young people and appealing to their needs.
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I get the right, and then I read that Ackman's saying I'm manipulating the market.
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We become inured to a lot of these technological techniques for manipulating our emotional states.
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But it's science that gets all the credit here, cleverly manipulating what your eyes see.
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This kind of puts a political stamp on China, that they are manipulating their currency.
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It often involves manipulating the odds in live betting while a match is under way.
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Their business model is based on manipulating viewers' emotions to flog them, er, junk supplements.
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Gene therapy in general aims to treat disease by manipulating genes at a cellular level.
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It may also impact your security, as several exploits work by manipulating cross-site cookies.
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So the U.S. Treasury Department monitors China for signs it is manipulating the yuan lower.
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" Druckenmiller continued: "[Trump] every day says China is manipulating their currency and holding it down.
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Farmers and breeders have been manipulating the DNA of the plants humans eat for millennia.
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First, Austad begins by manipulating a structural mesh until she achieves the form she wants.
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She said she wanted to warn Trump Jr. that Browder was "manipulating" members of Congress.
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"China is manipulating decision-makers in Western democracies," The Economist writes in its cover editorial.
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It's questionable, to put it diplomatically, that Germany is somehow manipulating the euro's exchange rate.
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Sources said Zoom was manipulating its claims system so it wouldn't lose as much money.
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Say goodbye to any motherfuckers who are manipulating you, and have a great month, Taurus!
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"Digital technology is the next tool in the box for manipulating light," they tell Creators.
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"He's manipulating the whole f—ing thing," Kimball tells a group of guys, including Randone.
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McAfee is a master at framing his own narrative, baiting and manipulating media into complicity.
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She is accused of manipulating the budget to hide the depths of Brazil's economic troubles.
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However, manipulating the natural growth of anyone can lead to unintended consequences later in life.
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According to David Dollar, a Brookings Institution senior fellow, China is not manipulating its currency.
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Jihadist strategy is based upon manipulating perceptions: maintaining its image of strength, momentum and success.
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Sizemore and manipulating her for nefarious purposes during and after his treatment of her ended.
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The rule of 72 comes from manipulating the basic mathematical formula for calculating compound interest.
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Walt's been manipulating Jesse the entire show and is truly a monster at this point.
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Westbrook accused Charles of betraying her trust and manipulating straight men — accusations that Charles rejected.
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Current software can create scenes that have never occurred by manipulating existing visuals and sounds.
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Twerking is a movement that results from manipulating the fat and muscles in your butt.
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Trump during his presidential campaign repeatedly criticized China, accusing its leaders of manipulating its currency.
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They are essentially entangled, a property that is integral to manipulating qubits in quantum devices.
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Through a behavior-altering process, the larva becomes capable of manipulating the spider's decision-making.
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Like the coalition, the Houthi rebels also face accusations of manipulating urgently needed relief aid.
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The most immediate threat would be whoever he's manipulating on a day-to-day basis.
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Trump also accused China and Japan of manipulating their currencies to make their exports cheaper.
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He couldn't go through with being one of the people manipulating her behind the scenes.
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A good point, but seen another way, what's so wrong with slyly manipulating the crowd?
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At other times, the players create visual surprises by manipulating props or donning enormous masks.
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This comes as Congress has revived legislation aimed at preventing OPEC from manipulating oil prices.
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Brexit and the 2016 U.S. election graphically showed how manipulating data could affect democratic systems.
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The Treasury Department uses three criteria to determine whether a country is manipulating its currency.
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Riley then set about manipulating and morphing the spaces and objects into more abstract forms.
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"Manipulating the synthesizers and filter effects via hand-tracking is a real joy," says Sneek.
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The scientists hope to further optimize the coating's whiteness by manipulating the configuration of nanofibrils.
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Manipulating stocks higher is a time-honored game that routinely receives kudos from all around.
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Alternatively, Cambridge University cosmologist John Barrow advanced the idea that a civilization's evolution should be measured by the minuteness of the objects they are capable of manipulating—from a society capable of breaking rocks all the way to one capable of manipulating space-time itself.
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Even before the formal designation, Trump on Monday accused Beijing on Twitter of manipulating its currency.
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"Factitious disorder is not just about getting attention; it can be about manipulating people," he said.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has frequently accused China of manipulating its currency for a trade advantage.
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Congress is also trying to impeach her for manipulating government accounts in 2014, while she campaigned.
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"We have been obsessively manipulating airflow for more than 25 years," James Dyson said on Wednesday.
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It's even possible that some fungi belonging to this early lineage are still manipulating ants today.
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Tess overhears the two arguing, but it's more than that, Simone is blatantly emotionally manipulating Jake.
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"One doesn't want to be accused of manipulating the national currency," said one of the people.
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That perception of manipulating yourself is, on a literal level, what you do in your work.
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But catering to those fears and concerns -- or manipulating them-- while a strategy, is also sexist.
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And even if they are manipulating contestants, manipulation is not the same as writing a script.
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"She knew that he was kind of manipulating her towards the end," she added, rather cryptically.
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Every six months it must tell Congress if any big trading partner is manipulating its currency.
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He's manipulating a panic over the seizure epidemic to create a criminal base in Northside Riverdale.
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What happens when it's about manipulating data so that you can't trust what you're looking at?
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Unless, that is, you find the idea of Zac Efron manipulating a dead man's genitals hysterical.
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He'd offer to help their future careers or he'd give them generous gifts in manipulating them.
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Fiat Chrysler's shares fell after two car dealerships in Chicago accused it of manipulating sales figures.
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Beyond manipulating yourself physically, casual catfishing has a lot to do with lying about your interests.
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Pokémon Go is cracking down on players manipulating the game with third-party software, offenders claim.
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In all cases, a trusted, beloved figure is accused of manipulating families to access their children.
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They believe Chyna is manipulating everything and that SHE is the one who first reached out.
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During the campaign, Trump accused China of manipulating its currency to hurt the U.S in trade.
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Manipulating the election process in just a few well-chosen counties could swing an entire state.
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There is some evidence that manipulating these native populations can make them less welcoming to outsiders.
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For Magnetic Motion, van Herpen even "grew" some accessories herself, by manipulating magnetic metal-laden materials.
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Trotsky claimed that Stalin was adept at manipulating the bureaucracy, and meant this as an insult.
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"It was the first time I was manipulating visuals in real time with TouchDesigner," says Maotik.
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So I don't think-- Japan is-- is-- manipulating the currency in order to get—exports advantage.
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Thus, as a candidate for president in 220006, Donald Trump accused China of manipulating its currency.
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Chip scientists are nearly at the point where they are manipulating material as small as atoms.
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The critical question is, are you manipulating your organization in an honest, ethical, and productive manner?
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At times, Astrid seemed to be manipulating the proceedings with an aplomb to match her brother's.
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That same report revealed that workers had been regularly and deliberately manipulating data in important records.
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Mund drew headlines last week when she accused pageant leaders of controlling, bullying and manipulating her.
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There is also fine lighting work by John R. Malinowski, manipulating our reactions to the spookiness.
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" That term encompasses "false news, disinformation, or networks of fake accounts aimed at manipulating public opinion.
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Alongside refusing medical treatment, manipulating the time of childbirth, says Dr Goyal, can be medically unsafe.
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So, manipulating this system produces the kind of clear-cut response that scientists can work with.
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Hiraki Sawa floats between reality and imagination, slowly manipulating the slippery relationship between self and memory.
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"Foreigners have been manipulating the guardianship provision to take children out of the country," he said.
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Watch for people who try to control your life by manipulating or taking over your schedule.
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I wasn't walking or swimming, but manipulating the controls of a propulsion system on my suit.
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A Svengali manipulating his Trilby, corseting women to a man's vision of how they should look.
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Dr. Krasheninnikova said the answer might lie in the way that African greys enjoy manipulating objects.
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But any list of his talents must include his method for dealing with, and manipulating, people.
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Two temporary/limited-run performances were particularly effective in manipulating not only place, but also time.
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People's Daily, the flagship newspaper of the Communist Party, accused Ms. Ma of manipulating public opinion.
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Manipulating history for political ends is not unusual — see the Trump administration and the Civil War.
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The adware, which Check Point calls Tekya, was manipulating these inputs to simulate users tapping ads.
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While the experts theorized, online sleuths were hard at work manipulating the bass, pitch or volume.
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"The project was the first time he worked with carving and manipulating stone," Mr. Baume said.
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Through manipulating internal accounting systems, Leeson was able to misrepresent his losses and falsify trading records.
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Now they've learned what it's like to worry that malevolent foreign conspirators are manipulating American affairs.
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Freed from the hassle of manipulating doublets and farthingales, the performers can move naturally and easily.
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"Whether China is manipulating its currency right now, to weaken it, that's another question," Lighthizer said.
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Now it's important that you don't go overboard and start manipulating your biceps to alien proportions.
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Or you can turn an operating system's features against itself, strategically manipulating them to gain control.
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Or take Mr. Trump's repeated claims that China gains a competitive advantage by manipulating its currency.
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Yet the technology for manipulating textures and flavors, and for taking away alcohol, hasn't improved wine.
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Finally, the notion that manipulating cheap wine to mimic high-end bottles benefits consumers is laughable.
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"I know how good he is at manipulating and setting up traps," he says of Hollande.
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Kirchner was indicted in May on charges of manipulating Argentina's Central Bank to bolster the peso.
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Under the existing system, only the Treasury Department can designate a nation as manipulating its currency.
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This spring, attackers started manipulating WhatsApp to totally take control over users' phones using Pegasus spyware.
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Miyuki felt as though she was manipulating a small monkey that was curling up its paws.
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Blackburn accused TikTok of "manipulating children's online purchases" through the sale of virtual gift emojis. 3.
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"I'm not a tariff man, but on the other hand if they're manipulating currency?" said Sen.
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Debating tactics are just a string of tricks that can be shockingly ineffective in manipulating people.
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There are none of the usual parallel-striking fascist outfits or media-manipulating photo-op scenes.
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Mr. Trump has long oscillated between taunting, cajoling, criticizing, and manipulating the journalists who cover him.
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Instead, the president is manipulating public opinion against Mr. Mueller by lies, half-truths and subterfuge.
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He watches Modi manipulating precisely those high-minded Hindu values that he, Taseer, has so admired.
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Imagine manipulating data or digital objects with your empty hands (I've tested it, and it's brilliant).
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Why do I want the advertising industry to get better at manipulating me to buy stuff?
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This body of research has already demonstrated that it's not that big a leap from manipulating images of porn stars and celebrities to manipulating those of politicians and other public figures — and in fact, Reddit users immediately started to apply the technology to face-swapping Donald Trump.
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But the current study provided another piece of evidence that the parasite really was manipulating the chimpanzees.
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But the gun also serves as a key and a tool for manipulating the world around you.
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They're speeding up automation and threatening jobs; they're manipulating your news feed and shaping your online addictions.
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My strategy is to let people think they can manipulate them, when I'll be doing the manipulating.
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But it's not that: Certain kinds of squid send messages by manipulating the color of their skin.
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There is an art to disgust, a way of manipulating our unspoken fears of the human body.
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Allen vehemently denied Dylan's claims, accusing Farrow of manipulating his adopted daughter into believing the abuse occurred.
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Not even Facebook itself understood how the group was manipulating the platform's users to influence the election.
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" "OPEC is manipulating, and you know they allowed (a production increase) less than we thought last week.
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But in the end it simply makes Russian media look less trustworthy when they're caught manipulating photos.
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I wasn't exactly clear on how our boy Ryan Reynolds was manipulating this thing from the outdoors.
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After a while, pets can get pretty good at manipulating their humans to get what they want.
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The hacker could have sold a big pile of Viacoins shortly after manipulating the price on Binance.
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A master at manipulating conflict to his own advantage, he could engineer another clash with the Kurds.
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That was followed by a formal charge by the US Treasury that China was manipulating its currency.
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We also know that part of its operation relied on manipulating Facebook's algorithms to target specific voters.
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Since chips work their magic by manipulating packets of charge, that can create all sorts of problems.
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But most of our smarts are going be dedicated to jockeying and manipulating our position among others.
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In March 2017, this same official wrote to supervisors to warn that Russia was manipulating the system.
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In the digital age, where news consumption is like shopping, manipulating public opinion looks a lot different.
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It's about manipulating you, but it's also about establishing the truthfulness of the political ideals behind it.
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After all, the magnetic strip is manipulating an innate quantum property of these holmium atoms—their spin.
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The attackers managed the improbable feat of breaching and manipulating a nuclear facility's heavily protected industrial controls.
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And this particular woman likely gained a hefty paycheck for misleading and manipulating an alleged rape victim.
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The U.S. has long suspected Beijing is manipulating its currency in order to gain a trade advantage.
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Nominally, the impeachment charges are about Rousseff manipulating public banks to hide the scope of Brazil's deficit.
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"There has been a fear that Blac Chyna is manipulating the situation with Rob," adds the source.
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Since our speech involves manipulating airflow, the simplest way to do so is to stop the airflow.
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SEO is about manipulating robots into treating your content as the best example of sought-after information.
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If the priest could do that, after using his position and powerfully manipulating me, then anybody could.
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This is essentially a method of manipulating the quantum states of individual photons to create a key.
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"There has been a fear that Blac Chyna is manipulating the situation with Rob," said the source.
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By manipulating other hosts, she's robbing them of the agency she's so intent on claiming for herself.
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Kids will feel as though they're actually manipulating and creating music while getting a modest physical workout.
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In general, massage therapists work by manipulating the muscle and soft tissue of the back and body.
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The officials are also due to discuss their longstanding ban on manipulating currencies to gain economic advantage.
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In 2017, she fined Google $2.7 billion for manipulating search results to favor its own shopping service.
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Yet Trump does have one major political skill: He is very good at manipulating the news media.
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For decades, Mnangagwa was Mugabe&aposs enforcer, earning a reputation for effectively manipulating the levers of power.
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He exploits the emotions dredged up by his rhetoric, manipulating a confused and self-pitying white public.
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Calls to end manipulation miss the point — it is how China is manipulating its currency that matters.
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It is composite of more than 1,000 images that Nelson spent months combining and manipulating in Photoshop.
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MS-13 preys on that vulnerability, targeting immigrants for extortion and manipulating minors into joining their ranks.
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The U.S. is meanwhile supporting a diplomatic process that Russia is clearly manipulating in the regime's favor.
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Rowling has made a habit, in the post-Potter world, of manipulating her characters ex-post-facto.
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Consider what Facebook got caught doing in 2014, after manipulating social news feeds to measure user reactions.
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But European Union authorities say there are signs that some carmakers are already manipulating the new tests.
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He became radical because of the Greek experience here, seeing how the CIA was manipulating politics here.
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Still today, the act of not manipulating my hair is perceived as radical to a certain extent.
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This gave me a solid background to start digitally manipulating Iranian/Arabic typography and calligraphy in Turkey.
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All of them wanted to increase productive investment in the economy by manipulating tax or tariff levels.
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Last week, after a trial, he won an acquittal for a banker accused of manipulating commodity prices.
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"There has been a fear that Blac Chyna is manipulating the situation with Rob," the source said.
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It's a true story about a network of finance professionals manipulating Libor (the London interbank offered rate).
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There is also anecdotal evidence of sophisticated traders or other players manipulating exchanges to drive up prices.
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Surgeons are manipulating adult devices to create solutions for children's bodies because it's the only available option.
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Manipulating nature's DNA seems a hugely risky and ethically fraught way to help save the natural world.
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His remarks came despite campaign accusations about China stealing jobs in the U.S. and manipulating its currency.
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A third trial in London of others accused of manipulating Libor is expected to begin this year.
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A third trial in London of others accused of manipulating Libor is expected to begin next month.
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Google told me it does not manipulate autocomplete terms, including not manipulating to favor any political candidates.
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He may have been manipulating us to make a subtle commentary that only some guests would recognize.
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Like Berry himself, the Monkey is a master of signification, manipulating language to his own, wily ends.
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This is a method of manipulating the quantum states of individual photons to encode an encryption key.
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There's about 90 sound cues in the film, and I'll be manipulating those cues in real time.
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But the claim was not accurate, and could leave Musk open to allegations of manipulating the stock.
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Robinovitz and Schiller were pros at manipulating the material, demonstrating how you could play catch with slime.
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During the presidential election, Trump campaign officials claimed Google was manipulating search results to favor Hillary Clinton.
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This season, the Klingons have been shown themselves to be sophisticated enough to dabble in manipulating time.
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Manipulating male authority figures who have sex on their minds is just something she's forced to do.
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"Vivendi denies the L43 report," a spokesman said, adding speculation was only aimed at manipulating market prices.
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"Vivendi denies the L43 report," a spokesman said, adding speculation was only aimed at manipulating market prices.
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Soros obsessives eventually seized on this as proof that he was now intent on manipulating election outcomes.
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She faced challenging questioning from his attorneys Monday about who had been manipulating whom in their relationship.
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He claimed it was a ground-breaking technique he had developed that involved manipulating the pelvic floor.
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The U.S. president has also accused Germany of manipulating the euro for an advantage in global trade.
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Cohen reportedly aimed to increase support for the president ahead of a campaign by manipulating these polls.
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The men did the heavier work, like manipulating the heavy puppets from a bridge over the stage.
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My grandfather warned about hucksters spouting populist themes but manipulating people and institutions to achieve the opposite.
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"We're observing how these animals are manipulating their prey and preparing the prey for capture," Bejder said.
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Gerrymandering refers to manipulating the boundaries of a voting district in order to favor a particular party.
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Economists and government officials have rejected the idea that Brazil and Argentina are intentionally manipulating their currencies.
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Later in the show, Barrett asserted that a "Zionist organized crime outfit" were manipulating the Republican Party.
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Across the country we're witnessing both Republicans and Democrats manipulating the system, taking power away from voters.
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Since manipulating public policy to increase profits is hard to defend publicly, bottleneckers rely on other arguments.
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Mr. Adams, 44, was accused of manipulating women and engaging in sexually explicit communication with a minor.
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The cases are among several in Manhattan accusing big banks of manipulating financial markets at investors' expense.
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Now Harvard is fighting a claim that it is manipulating the admissions process to exclude Asian-Americans.
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The leader has also been accused of manipulating state coffers to boost his success at the polls.
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It's a way of manipulating what would otherwise happen, so this is just one part of medicine.
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Viewers look around through the headset, interacting by turning in 360 degrees and manipulating objects with controllers.
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States resisted the No Child Left Behind Act by manipulating testing standards and by slow-walking reforms.
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He's manipulating a magazine cutout of a headless fashion model, gluing a dog face on her shoulders.
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The bank also is paying $750 million to settle U.S. charges of manipulating a key global interest rate.
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I am no longer that little girl you met in Australia, where you first began grooming and manipulating.
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Trump has also recently claimed, with little evidence, that Japan has been manipulating its currency for trade advantage.
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I am no longer that little girl you met in Australia where you first began grooming and manipulating.
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Belfort pleaded guilty in 1999 to manipulating investors into buying stocks that eventually turned out to be worthless.
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That's a step toward witnessing and manipulating human brain development, and just maybe preventing diseases such as autism.
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Players spoof by manipulating their GPS settings so that the Ingress app perceives them at an incorrect location.
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Judy wanted to turn around, but Steve — who was excellent at manipulating her — forced her to keep going.
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Instead of "manipulating a character like a marionette," says Ebbe Altberg, CEO of Second Life creator Linden Lab.
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But there are plenty of other ways for competitors to game the system, such as manipulating product reviews.
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The Deep Space Atomic Clock works by manipulating a specific type of charged atom known as an ion.
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Rousseff is accused of manipulating the Brazilian federal budget to hide the scale of the nation's economic problems.
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He contends that Shari Redstone is manipulating her father, who is not mentally competent, according to court documents.
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Documentaries help us step away from the incessant news cycle (which the president has proven skillful at manipulating).
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Or it might make a mockery of free discussion by manipulating everybody into bowing down before conventional wisdom.
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Others include delaying tests, changing grades and manipulating the registration process to gain an advantage over other students.
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Then, you can start manipulating your roots to get it bigger by thoughtfully breaking up the curl pattern.
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Manipulating the flow rate through these pipes as the outside temperature varied would keep the building's temperature steady.
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A third trial in London of others accused of manipulating Libor is expected to begin later this month.
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I am no longer the little girl you met in Australia when you first began grooming and manipulating.
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The U.S. government is sending a message to countries it believes are manipulating their currencies: We're watching you.
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Zoe Lofgren (D-CA), who was trying to refute the idea that Google is politically manipulating search results.
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Drexler described a molecular assembler as a device capable of manipulating individual atoms to build a desired product.
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Despite what you might have seen online, Google is not manipulating its search results to favor Hillary Clinton.
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The Brazilian Senate voted early Thursday to place President Dilma Rousseff on trial for illegally manipulating fiscal accounts.
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With the release of "Formation," Beyoncé went from manipulating the pop culture music industry machine to usurping it.
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FOR A COUNTRY that is regularly accused of manipulating its statistics, China is remarkably diligent about collecting them.
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We know this president-elect has the clear, media-manipulating skills to get that kind of message across.
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Artificial intelligence is proving to be a very capable tool when it comes to manipulating videos of people.
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The U.S. Treasury formally accused Beijing of manipulating its currency, the first designation of its kind since 1994.
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Longtime market bull Edward Yardeni suggests President Donald Trump is manipulating the Federal Reserve into cutting interest rates.
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Hawley is also probing whether Google violated antitrust law by manipulating search results to favor its own products.
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Digitally manipulating the curvature of Earth, the photographs of Aydın Büyüktaş go beyond the limitations of human vision.
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ASIC has recently started proceedings against three of Australia's four major banks for allegedly manipulating benchmark interest rates.
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Finding them often involves solving some sort of in-game puzzle by moving through and manipulating the world.
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The President says China is manipulating its currency, keeping the yuan artificially low to make Chinese exports cheaper.
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An LSAT test prep refers to President Trump manipulating tax and bankruptcy loopholes to grow his father's fortune.
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Finding, manipulating and sharing our personal content is a global obsession that will evolve considerably starting next year.
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Both Walker and Santigold are shot pulling puppet strings, manipulating their limbs to make amusing, undulating dance moves.
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Researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology have created a new interface for manipulating robots that's more foolproof.
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ISPs employ all manner of economists exclusively tasked with manipulating data until it paints the rosiest scenario imaginable.
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Even more troubling, Uber has been manipulating its driver using a video game technique called the ludic loop.
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Her critics accuse Rousseff of manipulating government accounts to boost public spending during her 2014 re-election campaign.
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He was accused of manipulating the currency market, according to Mizan, the news site of the Iranian judiciary.
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Though it doesn't involve manipulating embryos, we've already got a version of He's vision right under our nose.
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Sustaining and manipulating this exponentially growing number of simultaneous possibilities are what makes quantum computers so theoretically powerful.
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Even if they had some semblance of judgment, robots are still awful at manipulating complex objects like bottles.
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In 22019, he said that he'd fired 900 people at the VA, 60 specifically for manipulating wait times.
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Whatever Vote Leave did in terms of manipulating public opinion, it has worked an absolute treat for them.
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It also focuses on drag-and-drop mechanics, instead of manipulating pills like Tetris blocks as they fall.
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" Trump has accused rival Cruz of manipulating that system by luring delegates with unspecified "goodies" and "crooked shenanigans.
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But maintaining and manipulating qubits, the units of information consisting of simultaneous contradictory particle states, is really hard.
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Add to this armies of bots and trolls, all manipulating and lying to keep their masters in power.
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Had they just been honest and avoided manipulating one another, they may have gotten together a lot sooner.
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But Ms. Lovette and Ms. Lopez Ochoa also choreographed the most sexist duets, with men busily manipulating women.
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The man who operated the crane on Tuesday had 30 years of experience manipulating cranes, Mr. Loughlin said.
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Instead, she faces charges of manipulating the budget in order to hide the depths of Brazil's economic woes.
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Quinn's excellent at long-game power struggles, but the only person she's actually good at manipulating is Rachel.
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They are self-centered and cynical, manipulating resentment with half-truths and untruths, accommodating the loony extremist right.
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In a nutshell, you can compute directly on encrypted data, meaning the servers never sees what it's manipulating!
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Monday the government had determined that China was manipulating its currency.
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I found him there waiting for me, gazing intently into the camera of the Beam I was manipulating.
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Eliminating rebates would get at the serious problem of some middlemen manipulating drug prices for their own gain.
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By manipulating the different components, the programmers emulated the sensation of a mouth, a vagina, or an anus.
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Maybe it's time to start seriously questioning the supposed logic for manipulating interest rates as well as currencies.
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These screens are blocking merchants' legal rights, and the card brands are manipulating the market to their advantage.
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But it's not the first time a government tried to mess with our heads by manipulating our media.
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Trent believes Rebbie and Jermaine Jackson are manipulating Katherine into going against Trent, although the endgame isn't clear.
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She will now be tried for allegedly manipulating the national budget to cover shortfalls during her re-election.
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Students also study the osteopathic techniques of manipulating the spine, muscles and bones to diagnose and treat patients.
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" To women, she said: "Women must stop wheedling and manipulating their men when they want a new sofa.
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That was before we learned that our technology is spying on us, manipulating us and eating us alive.
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I am no longer that little girl you met in Australia where you first began grooming and manipulating.
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"They have simply been caught red-handed over and over again, lying, manipulating or misleading the public," Gov.
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Co-workers and friends of Ms. Haspel push back on any notion that she is manipulating the president.
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What happens when children start playing more with virtual objects, manipulating touch screens instead of blocks and books?
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Contacted by a reporter, her ex-husband denied the allegations and accused Ms. Rivera of manipulating the children.
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Serial harassers, of course, have an intuitive sense of this, and are skilled at manipulating and exploiting it.
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The character as written is vain, self-serving and demagogic, cynically manipulating the whiplash passions of his followers.
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The first involves sequencing the virus's genome and manipulating it to refine diagnostic tests, treatments and vaccine candidates.
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Finally, the third is manipulating the process with 'reconciliation' to pass legislation in the Senate with 51 votes.
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Republicans responded forcefully to the report, accusing the White House of manipulating the truth to achieve its goals.
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Even with a mixed track record, these attempts at manipulating the global financial system have literally paid off.
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Amazon has been gradually introducing new features to make manipulating smart home gadgets with your voice much easier.
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But as accomplishments go, fomenting xenophobia and manipulating a famously mercurial political neophyte are thin evidence of genius.
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In the 1800s, it was Baron Nathan Rothschild, the original Soros, a businessman accused of manipulating European currency.
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Mr. Trump accused the countries of manipulating their currencies, an idea that economists and government officials have rejected.
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"He is not suicidal; not depressed; he was manipulating," Blanche noted in the jail's electronic record-keeping system.
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Many people of Medicare age don't have a smartphone, and aren't familiar with apps or comfortable manipulating screens.
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On the glass coffee table, someone is manipulating a set of white papers, emptying in tobacco, crumbling resin.
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" She also accused Pugh of manipulating Ozzy -- saying, "My father is almost 70 ever heard of elder abuse?
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Talk to Your Doc About Manipulating Your Cycle Dr. Kecia Gaither, an OB/GYN and the director of perinatal services at NYC Health + Hospitals/Lincoln, says it's common for women to ask they gynecologists about manipulating their period when they have important trips or events coming up, such as weddings.
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He admitted to manipulating these young female fans, often promising "modeling opportunities" to encourage them to indulge his requests.
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But even more impressive than the stats has just been the way he's manipulating defensive coverages at full speed.
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E-commerce marketers manipulating women's fears to sell shady vaginal tightening products on sites like Amazon don't help either.
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Throughout his campaign, Trump accused China of "manipulating" the yuan to make Chinese exports more competitive in global markets.
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Securities and insurance regulators have already pledged to take action against "big crocodiles" – speculators accused of manipulating financial markets.
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But there's an extra layer of depth to each area that's not apparent until you start manipulating the landscape.
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If you're manipulating and you know in your heart you're doing something malicious — then you're just an awful person.
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Manipulating levels is a pleasingly tactile experience, one that encourages a playful experimentation as you try out new ideas.
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Now Bloomberg is reporting that the U.S. Justice Department is looking into Bitfinex for manipulating the price of Bitcoin.
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"If he's seen as the power outside manipulating events, then he's a happy camper," said the former Breitbart employee.
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Like the components of conventional computers, qubits can perform calculations by manipulating digital bits of data, 1s and 0s.
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As people who make television, we rely on our skills at manipulating the medium to create these magic moments.
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Or rather, that they've been manipulating greenseers like Jojen, Bran, and Bloodraven to do their bidding through their visions.
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The suit asks a US court to stop the company's behavior and award damages for manipulating the Instagram platform.
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A third trial of other people accused of manipulating Libor is expected to begin as early as next month.
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" "These guys now are manipulating unfortunately with the fate of Ukraine, their country, in order to get personal benefits.
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In October, the investor accused Faraday of "manipulating" and attempting to break an agreement with previous backer Smart King.
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We're manipulating it to our own ends and we're performing calculations with it and we're performing calculations with it.
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"We call it the 'light-touch grip,' where we touch [the wheel] but are not manipulating controls," says Dailey.
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Captains disguise a ship's identity by manipulating transponder data to transmit false locations and identity numbers of different vessels.
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"Clearly, they are manipulating their currency from a trade point of view," Navarro told CNBC's "Closing Bell " on Friday.
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In July last year he blamed both the EU and China for manipulating their interest rates and exchange rates.
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Even if we're not manipulating our own signal in this way, it doesn't mean other planets out there aren't.
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China was accused in 2012 of manipulating rare earths exports after it put quotas on overseas shipments in 2010.
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The people there were 'manipulating' the propane and butane canisters at the time of the accidental explosion, he said.
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Photo: GettyFake porn involves manipulating a video or photo by putting someone else's face on a porn star's body.
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What they don't tell you is that there's 1,000 Google engineers, 1,303 Facebook engineers manipulating you every single day.
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In recent days, the Trump administration has added threats against countries which it implausibly claims are manipulating their currencies.
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CLEVELAND — Over his many decades as a public figure, Donald Trump has proven very good at manipulating the press.
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The ENIAC builders recruited six women who became the world's first coders, manipulating the ENIAC to calculate missile trajectories.
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"Honestly, you scare me and I feel like you're manipulating," Hollman told Locken when Locken confronted her about it.
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And if Trump is in fact some kind of Russian pawn, how are they working him, or manipulating him?
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Manipulating this process is fairly easy, says Larissa Maier of the Swiss Research Institute for Public Health and Addiction.
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Strategies for manipulating attention got more sophisticated with political propaganda and have been used to political ends ever since.
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That's actually something Russia tries to exploit by manipulating and trying to create divisions between the EU member states.
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Working memory is used for updating or manipulating information, Bimonte-Nelson, the senior author on the paper tells me.
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The series was a single-camera cringefest about people picking at one another's emotional scabs and manipulating one another.
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The fact is that manipulating tax rates is an indirect mechanism that might encourage some businesses to invest more.
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Wheat futures and options traders had also accused the companies of illegally manipulating the grain's price at their expense.
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Mitchell, 35, was among nine people charged in May 2016 with manipulating ForceField stock, which is now virtually worthless.
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We shot the pilot episode over the course of three hellish days, manipulating the cast toward increasingly dramatic extremes.
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And there are also conspiracy theories that this is being tested as a weapon, manipulating weather in other countries.
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But when those measures involve manipulating the figures, then their efforts can end up as a fraud on investors.
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All of which served the scholarly conceit that government could proficiently manage the economy by manipulating the money supply.
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Or, are you manipulating your organization in a way that is ultimately detrimental to its success and to society?
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Even the drip paintings Jackson Pollock made with house paint have fared better than art made by manipulating electrons.
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The principle behind using multiple metrics/targets prevents an executive from manipulating corporate performance to reach one performance goal.
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When he died in 20163, the media mogul left behind a legacy of sexual misconduct and manipulating the public.
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Manipulating headlines of real stories on social media is another way politicians are using fake news to mislead voters.
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Asked if he would recommend such a step "if China started manipulating its currency again," Mnuchin said he would.
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Price has written at length about the process of making such a work, which involves physically manipulating digital images.
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The news comes after an investigation by Motherboard into how Girls Do Porn was manipulating women into signing contracts.
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President Donald Trump has criticized the greenback's strength, while accusing China of manipulating the yuan, which Beijing has denied.
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He rejected any suggestion that officials were manipulating numbers to make themselves look better or blame customers for problems.
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Over and over, the dancers grapple lightly, manipulating one another's limbs with careful grips at the wrist or elbow.
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No members of the Supreme Court have been formally accused of receiving bribes or manipulating decisions to favor allies.
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But you've removed their ability to follow you throughout your day, persuasively manipulating your attention toward their own ends.
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Recently at least two people have been hanged after they were convicted in highly publicized trials for manipulating markets.
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Some blowers sat on benches, nimbly manipulating 5-foot-long pipes topped with grapefruit-sized gobs of molten glass.
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The eerie possibility of robots manipulating humans crops up in science fiction tales like Ex Machina or Battlestar Galactica.
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Her father, the 19th-century railroad baron Jay Gould, was known for manipulating stock prices and bankrupting business partners.
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It does not suggest, except in Trump's imagination and the Treasury's outlandish claim, that China is manipulating its currency.
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Morrison spent close to an hour manipulating the set to capture what would amount to seconds of screen time.
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But two citizen scientists, Gerald Eichstädt and Seán Doran, have enhanced the images by manipulating the color and contrast.
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Beyond Maeve's request for alterations, we learn that someone else with high clearance has already been manipulating her attributes.
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We need to reduce Chinese imports and end China's lingering practice of manipulating its currency to help its businesses.
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Trump has criticized China's record trade surplus with the U.S. and openly questioned whether it was manipulating its currency.
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Williams has always maintained his innocence, questioning the disappearance of certain evidence and accusing investigators of manipulating other evidence.
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From mattress startup Casper to online travel site TripAdvisor, plenty of companies have been found to be manipulating reviews.
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"Whether it's Peter Thiel or Sean Parker, these people thought they were manipulating Mark," surmises one early Facebook employee.
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Mr. Trump has risen to power by creating conflict and manipulating social and news media, often through his tweets.
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Trump followed his comments with a tweet Friday morning that criticized China, Europe and others for "manipulating" their currencies.
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Outside of the Olympics, sports governing bodies have autonomy over disciplining athletes for violations like doping or manipulating samples.
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There, a woman began manipulating his genitals and then put her head down by his genitals, the affidavit states.
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Still, Russian President Vladimir Putin will continue to disrupt U.S.democratic institutions through manipulating the flaws in cyberspace, Bahar predicted.
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There, a woman began manipulating his genitals and then "appeared to perform oral sex on him," the affidavit states.
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Exchange rate curbs Tucked in the agreement is a foreign-exchange provision to deter countries from manipulating their currencies.
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Mr. Trump, in a message on Twitter, accused Brazil and Argentina of manipulating their currencies and hurting American farmers.
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Administration officials have accused a wide range of governments of manipulating their currencies, including China and the European Union.
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"One part is racism, and the other part is that they see an opportunity by manipulating zoning," he said.
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In Parkitect, I feel like 40% of my playtime is spent manipulating and interacting with the game's loan system.
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The Chainsmokers have made themselves superstars through anticipating and manipulating the algorithmic whims of the music-as-content economy.
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Republicans and Democrats over the years have engaged in gerrymandering, manipulating electoral boundaries to entrench one party in power.
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In the film Gas Light, Paula, now realizing that Gregory has been manipulating her, turns the tables on him.
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For all their prowess at manipulating electronics, hackers are still very much dependent on human error for their craft.
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But while populists have been very successful in manipulating and exploiting these sentiments, they are not the cause of them.
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If a baby is manipulating objects or trying to climb stairs, the baby is cognitively, as well as motorically, engaged.
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Canada's foreign ministry said Boeing was "manipulating the U.S. trade remedy system" to keep the CSeries out of the country.
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Wade's inner trickster is out in full force, manipulating opponents to open express lanes to the foul line and rim.
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Trump made his fortune manipulating tax laws and stiffing small businessmen, creating a few well-paying jobs along the way.
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Fans use their own sketching chops, or their facility manipulating games like The Sims, to illustrate or animate ideal scenes.
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" Explains founder Carisa Janes, "The optically transparent particles alter the appearance of the skin by manipulating and refracting favorable light.
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For months, the billionaire businessman-turned-politician has bashed China, accusing it of manipulating its currency and stealing American jobs.
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Paak song "Til It's Over," and saw Twigs manipulating the shape of an apartment with the movement of her body.
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Vests could end up being even more successful at manipulating than Petra — which isn't saying much, but still pretty bad.
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She has been arrested on suspicion of manipulating conglomerates into funnelling 80bn won ($70m) to two foundations that she controls.
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But Mr. Younger insisted that the child is a boy and said that Ms. Georgulas was manipulating the child's identity.
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That leaves Aurora caught in the middle, at least, until the unseen hands manipulating the situation begin coming into view.
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The "gate-crashers" or online extremists, on the other hand, are savvy in manipulating this social media pipeline, Marantz says.
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"Takata engineers knew of the dangers of manipulating test data," said Ted Leopold, the lead plaintiff lawyer in the case.
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The bots cut the virtual queue, manipulating and paralysing sites like Ticketmaster before real people can get a look-see.
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He is taking his cue from Bill Browder, a foe of Vladimir Putin who contends that Russia is manipulating CICIG.
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Vestager said that they studied 1.2 billion search inquires before they reached their decision that Google was unfairly manipulating results.
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So the feeling that we have is that the terrorists are manipulating [the situation] to put communities against each other.
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The prosecutors say that Mr Yang (pictured) neatly fitted this pattern, manipulating politically sensitive cases to suit Ms Park's government.
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The big picture: In addition to the currency controls, Erdogan is manipulating credit markets and the country is in recession.
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Jake enjoys manipulating people through his built-up social capital, influence, and power, in order to get what he wants.
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It looks like the visitors were touching and manipulating the device, causing it to fall off the wall and break.
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They ended Biosphere 2's use as a closed ecological system, manipulating CO2 levels by pumping it in and ventilating.
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As users become better informed, the alchemy of taking their data without paying and manipulating them for profit may die.
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By emotionally manipulating family members into paying for single calls rather than creating accounts, the companies drive up fee revenue.
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"It's very hard to have apparel made in this country," he has said, also hitting China for manipulating its currency.
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His fouls are appalling, he's shameless when it comes to manipulating referees, yet his antics rarely detract from his performance.
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"When we talk about dieting in the future we will be manipulating the bacteria in our GI tract," Agus said.
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The rules could be voted on by mid-December, leaving the door open for internet providers to begin manipulating traffic.
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The big picture: This is raising questions about whether media is capable of manipulating democracy, as Axios' Sara Fischer reports.
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Gene editing raises the specter of parents manipulating their children, and a Gattaca-type future of haves and have-nots.
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The distinction is important: These squat, wheeled drives aren't tasked with finely manipulating your shampoos and books and T-shirts.
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The people they're targeting have almost nothing in common with the special interests manipulating them, but the propaganda is effective.
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Some doctors have argued that manipulating the embryo in order to do the screening carries "intrinsic risk" to the embryo.
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Previously disclosed models are marketed specifically for the Japanese market and Mitsubishi has admitted to manipulating their fuel economy readings.
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The researchers appear to suggest it can be done by manipulating the rewards systems used to develop self-learning intelligences.
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Do I really want to be manipulating my environment all of time, just because I don't like what I'm hearing?
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After a while, I came to realize that petty warlords were manipulating the young and vulnerable into killing one another.
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" Nevins is a woman who candidly discusses her early experiences of manipulating the men around her by being a "phony.
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The most effective networks of bots manipulating public discussion on social media operate a combination of automated and cyborg accounts.
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President Donald Trump wants to make sure China doesn't start manipulating its currency again, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Tuesday.
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Cloud-seeding is a form of geoengineering– or manipulating of weather systems to reduce the negative effects of climate change.
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Mr. Winterkorn resigned in September, several days after American regulators publicly accused the company of manipulating results of emissions tests.
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But Trump, who has accused OPEC of manipulating oil prices, wants group leader Saudi Arabia to pump even more crude.
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American elections have so many overlapping layers of oversight that experts say manipulating the results would be close to impossible.
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Pichai sought to explain the workings behind Google's search engine and to deny that the company was manipulating search results.
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Opposition candidate Salvador Nasralla, a prominent TV star, has accused incumbent President Juan Orlando Hernandez of manipulating the election results.
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Some Japanese deplore the "emperor system" and blame the United States for cynically preserving and manipulating it after the war.
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The US Treasury Department has officially called China out for manipulating its currency to give itself "an unfair competitive advantage".
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I am disgusted to think any young college student would be caught up with a manipulating college instructor like this.
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And they have curved bills, unlike the straight beaks of crows and jays that make manipulating tools a bit easier.
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"Russian political consultants, skilled at manipulating virtual public opinion and achieving virtual results in virtual elections, were useless," he wrote.
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It seems Putin has noted the President's insecurities and is manipulating him by signaling that he agrees with Trump's nonsense.
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The tech giant has denied manipulating Google Search results for years, though various publications have repeatedly reported on as much.
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For all that they're great at (precision, speed, consistency), robots still suck at manipulating door handles, among other basic tasks.
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Reddish strains are harder to come by, but can be bred by manipulating nutrients and depriving the plant of phosphorus.
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You're dampening the initial autonomic response and, on some level, you're manipulating the expression of genes involved in the processes.
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A third problem is that technology keeps getting better and better at manipulating the public based on their private data.
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The backdrop: The Volkswagen Group, Audi's parent company, admitted to manipulating emissions tests to get past American air pollution regulations.
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By manipulating their PADI3 or TGM3 genes, researchers were able to produce mice born with twisted whiskers and wavy coats.
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He's a modern maven of manipulating the media, and he divulges more on that in a new interview on Tumblr.
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Characters overthrow the system by joining it or manipulating it from within, making morally gray choices to survive and advance.
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Ms. Adams has followed four friends over the course of 20 years, manipulating their luck and happiness for dramatic effect.
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"We absolutely have to worry about the social-media giants manipulating election-related information, whether intentionally or not," Pildes said.
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They hold it because it's trustworthy — so far we haven't had a tin pot dictator run around manipulating its value.
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The second deals with genetically manipulating an attenuated recombinant measles virus so that it will induce antibodies against Covid-219.
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The United States has run large trade deficits when its trading partners were manipulating the currency and when they weren't.
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Cromwell grows weary of managing Henry's ego, of always manipulating reality into a form that is most flattering to Henry.
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"The other countries are accommodated," Mr. Trump said, saying that both China and the European Union are manipulating their currencies.
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China has also tried to tilt the playing field in the United States by manipulating its currency, among other tactics.
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"Before all of the photographers were using Photoshop, he was certainly a pioneer in manipulating photography digitally," Mr. Curcurito said.
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The conservative political activist James O'Keefe has created a cottage industry manipulating political perceptions by editing footage in misleading ways.
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And manipulating the environment: 'There's no way Chris did something, I've known Chris for 20 years, he's a great guy.
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Researchers say that manipulating those traits in the lab could identify specific genetic changes that make a virus more dangerous.
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Together these objects will generate electric pulses that create numbness in the patient, manipulating how (and whether) pain is experienced.
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Both the I.M.F. and the United States Treasury have recently determined that the Chinese government is not manipulating its currency.
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Our country today, and indeed much of the world, is run by and for billionaires actively manipulating the political process.
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It is not manipulating the American people for the White House to pass along to experts its view of issues.
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"The idea that cells can acquire profoundly different properties by manipulating their epigenome was becoming known," Danny Reinberg told me.
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This year, for example, the SEC brought actions against 18 Chinese traders for manipulating the prices of over 3,000 stocks.
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" Rubio said PPFs subsidiary, Home Credit, hired a public relations firm aimed at "manipulating Czech public opinion favorably toward China.
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By ignoring this blatant attempt at manipulating an American election, you're opening a floodgate that will not easily be closed.
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One major critique I saw was the idea that it implicates viewers by manipulating them into enjoying this violent spectacle.
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He clicked his mouse, manipulating a digital lever on the screen, and "Dio's" eye suddenly, eerily shifted to the left.
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The East India Company, a trading firm with its own army, was masterful at manipulating governments for its own profit.
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The East India Company, a trading firm with its own army, was masterful at manipulating governments for its own profit.
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He's also been accused of manipulating intelligence — a charge his supporters say is unfair — and still defends the Iraq War.
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Is she good, or is she an expert at manipulating the system and relying on apathetic Elliot Beachmans sitting by?
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The U.S. had also agreed to remove China from a list of currency manipulating countries as part of the deal.
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In the Reuters interview, he repeated claims that China artificially lowered its currency and that Europeans were manipulating the euro.
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It showed that by manipulating the hormones which make mosquitoes feel full, the insects' desire for blood can be satiated.
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He has backed off dangerous pledges like tearing up the Iran nuclear deal and accusing China of manipulating its currency.
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With cryptocurrencies, that sort of money can be raised almost instantly by scamming users, attacking businesses or manipulating financial markets.
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Given the way studios are manipulating the roll-out of critical reactions these days, it'll definitely be somewhere below 98%.
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When manipulating a giant system that directs everything from eye dilation to intellect, cautiously seems the only way to tread.
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To different ends, Czech, like Baum, photographs found language (often after manipulating the source) and gives importance to quotidian objects.
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Rhoda's books popped to the forefront because she seemed uninterested in head-shrinking or manipulating the data of children's art.
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Magneto bends his legs and looks like he's pulling an imaginary jump rope taut to signal that he's manipulating metal.
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With 2001: A Space Odyssey in mind, Ottino began manipulating each frame, turning the virtual trip into a psychedelic experience.
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Kotaku's Grayson points to a fetishistic faith that if people are badly manipulating data, the answer is to add more data.
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There's a difference between an Obama team and a group of Russians in Saint Petersburg manipulating an election, I think. Right.
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In a tumultuous world, it is always tempting for people to argue that there are evil forces who are manipulating events.
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Both Barclays and Citigroup have been fined by US and UK authorities for failing to stop their traders manipulating FX rates.
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"Scientists onboard [the research ships] instruct the ROV pilots," who are controlling and manipulating the robots under the ocean, Moran said.
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Traders from across the U.S. are banding together to accuse J. P. Morgan Chase of manipulating precious metals markets for years.
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Actor Colton Haynes even went as far as manipulating a photo of his own body to mimic Kardashian West's famous curves.
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Devin Nunes asking Comey and Rogers whether they had any evidence of Russian hackers manipulating vote tallies in key swing states.
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The tension of cuteness, as Ngai has it, is that it presents an impression of powerlessness, while acutely manipulating the viewer.
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Nine ministers of Rousseff's cabinet have resigned since she was accused of manipulating state funds to run her 2014 presidential campaign.
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Yet it was not until late 2015 that experimentalists got good enough at manipulating quantum systems to eliminate all those loopholes.
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Many fans are convinced that Pill's Ivy is a member of the clown cult, and that she's manipulating the fragile Ally.
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He also infamously "traded Blair for a hotel" by manipulating her into sleeping with his uncle Jack (it's a whole thing).
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The U.S. president also lamented the strength of the dollar and accused the European Union and China of manipulating their currencies.
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While manipulating search results is wildly problematic, the ability to delete negative reviews on your products is particularly annoying for Amazon.
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The currency has lagged following Trump's comments on Monday, in which he also accused China and Europe of manipulating their currencies.
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From his home in Hamburg, Germany 303-year-old computer science student Yannick Richter spends his spare time manipulating disc drives.
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The Keller Lenkner suit claimed Musk was manipulating Tesla's share price to punish Tesla short-sellers betting against the company's prospects.
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She is accused of presiding over an effort to hide the real size of national deficits by manipulating the budgetary accounts.
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Google is clearly manipulating and controlling the political narrative in favor of Democrats and the left, and silencing conservatives and Republicans.
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But I do not buy into a group of scientists who have in some cases found to be manipulating this information.
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The cable giant even went so far as to allegedly "deceive" the Federal Communications Commission by "manipulating" the agency's speed tests.
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It's hard enough for expectant people to deal with standing up on the train, let alone manipulating themselves around during sexytime.
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Serato is offering 50 percent off Serato DJ Suite and Serato Sample, its plug-in for finding, playing, and manipulating samples.
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Chyna objected to Kardashian's request to modify child support and accused him of "manipulating" his financial situation, according to The Blast.
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The watch list features countries that have been deemed to warrant close monitoring because they may be manipulating their respective currencies.
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When you strap on a VR headset, you're immediately in awe of the new digital world that's slowly manipulating your brain.
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Still, by carefully manipulating cloud cover, it's possible we wouldn't have to drop quite so many bombs on our future home.
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As before, all of this is deeply integrated with Paint 3D, Microsoft's Windows 10 tool for building and manipulating 3D models.
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When the pair performs, Keszler plays drums, and Becker works with electronics and processing (including manipulating Keszler's sounds in real time).
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How do you deal with institutionalized cheating, like what we saw with the Russian government manipulating test results at the laboratory?
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"We pushed them to refrain from doing anything on their currency that would lead people to think they're manipulating," he said.
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He also accused the company for "grossly manipulating" media outlets to falsely present him as a brand ambassador for their products.
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"Suddenly, women started manipulating us into the client role for the purpose of their self-promotion on social networks," she recounts.
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There is a very specific — and dangerous — formula for manipulating the media and hijacking the Twitter/cable/conventional media industrial complex.
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US President Donald Trump has accused China of deliberately manipulating its currency to gain a trade advantage, claims Beijing consistently rejected.
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Gerrymandering, a practice that began two centuries ago, involves manipulating boundaries of legislative districts to benefit one party and diminish another.
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President Donald Trump is "absolutely wrong" when he accuses China of manipulating its currency lower, Dennis Gartman told CNBC on Thursday.
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If you're in Photoshop you'll get tools for manipulating images, and in iTunes you'll get all the music controls you need.
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Libor rates fell into disrepute after banks were found to be manipulating the rates, and were subsequently fined billions of dollars.
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New York state attorney general announced on Friday a $68 million multistate settlement with UBS AG for artificially manipulating interest rates.
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Mr. Horner said that the actions of Mr. Percoco could cause harm if he was "gaming the system," not "manipulating" it.
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A jury found three former bankers at Barclays guilty of manipulating LIBOR, a benchmark interest rate (a fourth man pleaded guilty).
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A judge can easily pretend to be an originalist while simply manipulating historical meaning to derive the outcome that she prefers.
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Opposition leaders said they suspected the failure of the electoral reform was orchestrated by Ivanishvili, although he denied manipulating the process.
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It allowed a juggler to lie on his back, with hips propped up, while manipulating the log overhead with his feet.
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Last week, Mr. Aikawa said Mitsubishi employees had knowingly given the microcar line an exaggerated fuel rating by manipulating test conditions.
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Volkswagen has recalled around 11 million vehicles worldwide since admitting two years ago to manipulating emissions tests in the United States.
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The risk of market participants manipulating the underlying spot market to their benefit in the futures market is another big concern.
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The Justice Department opened a criminal probe into the possibility that traders are manipulating the price of cryptocurrencies, according to Bloomberg.
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But Ms. Lemos also insisted that Ms. Rousseff had broken the law by manipulating the budget to conceal mounting economic problems.
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Bankers and economists accuse the central bank of manipulating the official exchange rate, charges that central bank chief John Mangudya denied.
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Trump has routinely accused China of manipulating its currency, undercutting American manufacturers, violating trade laws and cheating U.S. politicians and companies.
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Which makes the meeting between Trump and Putin another mismatch: Trump is good at Twitter; Putin is masterful at manipulating it.
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I was still capable of manipulating my mom, sister, friends and other sober people who supported me, to feed my disease.
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Manigault included a link to an Intercept article detailing the Clinton camp's efforts to secure favorable media coverage by "manipulating" reporters.
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If there's anything Mr. Trump is good at, it's manipulating controversy for personal gain while making someone else foot the bill.
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By manipulating the dating of porcelain, the film restores the lost history of a 'counterfeit' people and halts their imminent disappearance.
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But while manipulating social media platforms is attractive to some governments at the moment, experts see a potential end to it.
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All the stuff on the album is from manipulating samples and digital instruments, but I really want to write orchestral pieces.
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After enough of this "training," the nodes arrange themselves to complete a particular task, like convincingly manipulating video on the fly.
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Manipulating those digital assets is exactly how attackers breached JPMorgan's system in 2014, stealing personal data about nearly 100 million households.
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Kanye appeared in robot fashion, manipulating the device 2,500 miles away with a joystick so he could chat up the room.
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The artist forms an open-ended narrative with his works, manipulating simple spheres and cubes to form a larger impactful image.
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It's an awkward – if not outright uncomfortable – reality to consider that, even at the end, Kobe Bryant is manipulating his audience.
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He was out of reach of American authorities and was manipulating the system here to make hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Politicians on the left and right are manipulating the news to bolster their election efforts with fake headlines, websites and articles.
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He had been a strong advocate for an aggressive approach to alleged Russian activity on the platform aimed at manipulating elections.
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Now the Red Room has a new leader—Taskmaster—and according to her sister Yelena (Florence Pugh), he's manipulating its recruits.
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They accused Prigozhin of manipulating the US legal system by hiring American lawyers to fish around for sensitive national security materials.
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They're manipulating things behind the scenes, with a clear purpose to instigate others to participate in the demonstration and the encirclement.
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One school told her that the kit's message about how manufacturers are manipulating teens inspired some indignant students to cut back.
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Some of that strife is due to a mysterious, emotion-manipulating villain (or that's what her power seems like for now).
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Each of these songs has essentially spawned its own endless repetitive kids' song subcycle within an endless, algorithm-manipulating YouTube subculture.
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Businesses helped persuade successive American presidents to refrain from punishing China for manipulating its currency, even as Beijing manipulated its currency.
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Australian businesses linked to China often lean on politicians without public scrutiny, leading security agencies to warn about Beijing manipulating politics.
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But biologists now have developed a way of manipulating mosquito genetics that forces whole populations of the insect to self-destruct.
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"This is continuing to build the case that the sugar industry has a long history of manipulating science," Dr. Glantz said.
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And a Monmouth Poll released in March found that a bipartisan majority believes an unelected "deep state" is manipulating national policy.
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Mr. Bannon has told colleagues that he believes China is manipulating the United States by stringing it along on North Korea.
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He fantasizes about seeing his story told by Hollywood, and I sometimes wonder whether he's manipulating me to achieve that ambition.
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You know who'd be great at manipulating the public perception of Bachelor season so that no one could guess its outcome?
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The senator has been putting a spotlight on designs aimed at manipulating user behavior, or "dark patterns," in the past year.
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John Lithgow's Churchill is fragile but wily, manipulating queen and country to hold onto power even as his health fails him.
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More definitive research would involve putting lots of people in a sleep laboratory and manipulating the temperature to see what happened.
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The stylist is manipulating your head during the entire session, so when are you meant to be able to drink it?
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Manipulating the wildfire debate: Rupert Murdoch's media empire is accused of shifting blame for Australia's blazes to play down climate change.
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Along with the standard 16 pads, it sports a seven-inch multitouch display and four touch-sensitive rotaries for manipulating sounds.
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But if it is, sickle cell disease could be the first common genetic disorder to be cured by manipulating human DNA.
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During the election campaign, Trump had accused Beijing of manipulating its currency to make Chinese exports more competitive, hurting U.S. companies.
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Throughout his election campaign, Trump accused China of manipulating its yuan currency to gain an export advantage over the United States.
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Previous studies have found that manipulating the activity of even single neurons in C. elegans can extend or shorten life span.
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Consider, for instance, Gorogoa, an elegantly hand-drawn adventure by Jason Roberts in which children solve puzzles by manipulating illustrated panels.
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Warren and Sanders agree with Trump that China has hurt the US economy by manipulating currency and stealing American intellectual property.
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While the exact source of his wealth remains a mystery, it ultimately must have come from his skill at manipulating individuals.
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Originally designed for logistics applications, AILA rolls around on six wheels, manipulating the world around it with two five fingered arms.
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DiBenedetto explained that he'd used some sort of rubber tool, manipulating it like a squeegee, but I'm still scratching my head.
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There is an ever-present fear that, as much as I hate to believe it, a patient could be manipulating me.
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With Trump in control of the armed forces, the path to manipulating us into that kind of overreaction would be clear.
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Lucente starts by taking more than 2,500 photos, then manipulating the photographs, overlaying them with hand drawings using a Mylar polyester film.
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The suit, they say, followed a plot by BamBrogan and others to take over the company by manipulating a group of employees.
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In the OPA this scanning effect is created by manipulating the light collected by the grating couplers electronically, using devices called photodiodes.
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In the past, Shiota has also used thread to careen around a narrative, an act of manipulating time in a specific site.
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When she discovers this she is, obviously, shocked, but soon learns the fun side of manipulating a giant monster: making him dance.
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It's a lot harder to say we want to stop some kind of super PAC that is secretly manipulating people at scale.
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The purchasers said the alleged conspiracy included hoarding, moving zinc from one warehouse to another, falsifying shipping records and manipulating LME rules.
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Digitally morphing and manipulating the movements of someone's face often requires just subtle changes between the original clip and the modified results.
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The issue starts when these companies store the data insecurely, monetizing it without the users' knowledge, or even manipulating it, Bains said.
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While Witches are traditionally described as insiders manipulating their neighbors' lives, vampires are seen as outsiders who would steal from a community.
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Nobody knows about the real investigation because the Chinese government's keeping it secret by manipulating the microchips in our Chinese-made smartphones.
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In audio of the hearings released by the Utah Boards of Parole and Pardons, he admitted to a history of manipulating women.
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Now, since these regimes are so good at manipulating social media and using ... Look at what they're doing with WhatsApp these days.
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Attorney General Jose Eduardo Cardoza accused Cunha, the lawmaker who championed Rousseff's impeachment, of manipulating the impeachment process through misuse of power.
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And Trump has been brilliant at manipulating the earned media cycle, but this criticism gives him and his supporters too little credit.
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"Sometimes manipulating the nose with frequent suctioning can irritate the delicate lining of the nose and make symptoms worse," Dr. Stricklen said.
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They seem capable of manipulating the Earth in impossible ways, like making the Northern Lights appear inside the mouth of a cave.
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The fraud office has accused 11 others of manipulating the euro interbank offered rate, another key benchmark interest rate, known as Euribor.
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Which is why I'm collecting them in a fun, non-expert-y book called Weird Parenting Wins: A Guide to Manipulating Children.
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Trump, on Friday, lamented the recent strength of the U.S. dollar and accused the European Union and China of manipulating their currencies.
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But what we're left with is the real prospect of foreign powers manipulating public discourse, and no clear way to fix it.
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Rural Americans detest the socially liberal values that urban compatriots foist upon them by supposedly manipulating the machinery in Washington (see article).
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A proposal is being considered to enable the administration to increase tariffs on imports from countries deemed to be manipulating their currencies.
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After some light manipulating — Olmstead definitely stole his election, and Claire reminds him of as much — a state of emergency is declared.
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"So I was wondering if it is possible to make a shape-changing food through manipulating food water adsorption ability," said Wang.
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His account is sometimes set to private — a popular Instagram growth hack, manipulating the curiosity gap — but has more than 120,000 followers.
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So are they manipulating their currencies lower deliberately, which is unfair -- it is an unfair trading practice, and we don't like that.
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They have arrested eight managers from Samsung BioLogics and Samsung Electronics, the group's most valuable company, whom they suspect of manipulating evidence.
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Trump has regularly criticized China for "manipulating" its currency and during his presidential campaign threatened to levy heavy tariffs on Chinese imports.
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Here's the full description of the issue: A type confusion vulnerability can occur when manipulating JavaScript objects due to issues in Array.pop.
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The brief video shows two hands floating in virtual space manipulating a lab environment, similar to Tony Stark's (Iron Man) tech lair.
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Joining Frye on "Blank Touch" was guitarist Michael Etten, drummer Shannon Sigley, bassist Jordan Bernstein and Pat Spadine manipulating taped guitar solos.
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" Meanwhile, he insisted, with blockchain, "the idea of hiding a ticket or manipulating a trade will be a thing of the past.
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President Donald Trump accused China on Monday of manipulating its currency as the trade war between the world's largest economies keeps escalating.
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Many of the changes were meant to prevent gaming the system by either manipulating the eventual closing price or front-running it.
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When Facebook was caught manipulating users' emotions in 2014, Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg said Facebook would never try to control elections.
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"China has been manipulating their currency long-before and since President Trump took office," the New York politician said in a statement.
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Much of the Frauchiger-Renner thought experiment involves manipulating complex quantum objects—maybe even humans—that end up in superpositions of states.
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In some instances, the files show, offshore middlemen have protected themselves and their clients by concealing suspect transactions or manipulating official records.
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But increasingly, the entrepreneurs marching onto the stage are as likely to be experts at manipulating molecules as writing lines of code.
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That's thanks to gerrymandering, the process of strategically manipulating an election map's boundaries to preference one political party or group over another.
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Does manipulating a digital object on screen enhance the learning process and make it easier to transfer knowledge into the physical world?
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Her office decried "intimidation" tactics by some activists who she said were manipulating migrants into refusing to accept government offers of shelter.
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Switzerland is not manipulating its currency, Jorg Gasser, the country's state secretary for international financial matters, told CNBC's "Street Signs " on Tuesday.
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So basically you fly around the world and stay at hotels for a fraction of the price by manipulating credit card points?
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Sex offenders are often skilled at manipulating others into believing they are safe, which helps them gain their victims' trust before attacking.
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And all of it will be the result of state legislators manipulating extremely local and small voter bases to remain in office.
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To The Economist, Trump asserted that his personal pressure caused China to stop manipulating its currency to the disadvantage of American competitors.
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With her powers to not only read but manipulate emotion, does she have her own agenda in like, manipulating the other characters?
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Yelp has accused Google of stealing its content to build a local search site, then manipulating search results to direct users there.
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Imagine Regina George having a less-wooden Kylo Ren for a brother, both with the intention of manipulating poor, attention-starved Natasha.
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AMC's The Walking Dead has an uncanny knack for manipulating its audience, but this year's hyper-violent season premiere went too far.
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After his loss, Odinga turned to Kenya's Supreme Court, accusing the election commission of manipulating the vote in favor of the incumbent.
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Slime videos are just a video of someone making and manipulating homemade slime that's the consistency of Play Doh or Silly Putty.
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As Nonotak Studio, Paris-based artist duo Noemi Schipfer and Takami Nakamoto's work consists of manipulating light to create transportative immersive environments.
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"You get more praise and stuff," she told me, barely taking her eyes away from the miniature Rubik's Cube she was manipulating.
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Banga cautioned that the challenge of harvesting and manipulating big data was to manage the ethics of knowing so much about consumers.
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Veneto Banca's former chief executive Vincenzo Consoli was placed under house arrest in August over allegations of misleading regulators and manipulating markets.
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"This is a fringe organization headed by a criminal with a history of selective editing twisting facts and manipulating reality," Morgan said.
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The Senate removed President Dilma Rousseff from office for manipulating the federal budget to try to hide the country's mounting economic problems.
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Most older methods of hacking ATMs require physically manipulating hardware to use a USB port or adding devices to steal ATM cards.
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Dourson has made a career of applying the tobacco industry's strategy of manufacturing doubt and manipulating scientific data to defend toxic chemicals.
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Brazil's Senate removed President Dilma Rousseff from office for manipulating the federal budget to try to hide the country's mounting economic problems.
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He lies, blatantly and frequently, in a way that is either pathological or part of a convoluted strategy for manipulating the truth.
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Activist investor Carl Icahn sued Perry's hedge fund in 2004, accusing the hedge fund of manipulating share prices during Icahn's takeover battles.
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On August 22012, 22016, he finally filed his complaint with the district court in Tampa, alleging that Freedom was manipulating enrollment rolls.
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In July, four people were arrested for allegedly manipulating stocks and orchestrating a series of cyberattacks on financial institutions, including JPMorgan Chase.
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Since the manipulating countries were making excessive net purchases of foreign currencies, the current account balances of non-manipulators continued to worsen.
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Google is reportedly manipulating Google Search results in favor of big business, according to a new report in the Wall Street Journal.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has accused China of deliberately manipulating its currency to gain a trade advantage, claims Beijing has consistently rejected.
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But manipulating the format to produce excitement can backfire, after a change to the qualifying format on Saturday proved a complete failure.
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Manipulating the on-screen hand like this is incredibly difficult and chaotic, so a kidney transplant, for example, quickly turns into malpractice.
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The tactics involved aren't exactly neutral—they favor actors skilled at processing and manipulating high volumes of information—but they are promiscuous.
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It is a perfect demonstration of the way that political ads drive voters by manipulating them emotionally rather than convincing them intellectually.
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Indeed, so far researchers have struggled to build trapped ion devices which are capable of manipulating more than about a dozen qubits.
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From literal trashcans to water-cooled OS X mammoths, hackers have been very successful at manipulating Apple software against Apple's proprietary will.
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The Kardashian deepfake was created by manipulating a video interview titled "73 Questions With Kim Kardashian West" published by Vogue in April.
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The first is that some GV investors have been known to try gaming the machine, manipulating inputs to get the desired results.
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"Suddenly, it became clear that in very close elections, manipulating the rules could potentially matter," said Mr. Hasen, the election law expert.
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He also accused China and the E.U. of manipulating their currencies to gain an edge in global trade against a strong dollar.
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Hoover's methods of manipulating information represents all that can go wrong when the principles of librarianship are used to combat public good.
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Still, he acknowledged that manipulating gene expression is useful for trying to piece together details of structures that are hard to visualize.
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Lacina's instincts were backed by plenty of data that bots are manipulating more of our social media behavior than we might realize.
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Manipulating materials and the scale at which objects are captured so that viewers may question our perception is one of Brandon's pursuits.
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It's also true that the Fantástico clip was directed by a reality television star with an ingenious bent for manipulating public perceptions.
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For now, our chief authorities on A.S.M.R. are women and girls, alone at their computers, manipulating objects for a faceless, growing public.
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Trump also said China was manipulating its yuan currency to make up for having to pay tariffs on imports imposed by Washington.
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It also defines "full time" as a 40-hour workweek to discourage businesses from manipulating employees' weekly hours to skirt the mandate.
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Some critics in Washington have charged that Beijing is still manipulating its currency, although the U.S. Treasury says it is not undervalued.
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L), were convicted of conspiracy to defraud by dishonestly manipulating Euribor (the Euro interbank offered rate) between January 2005 and December 2009.
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Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) pressed TikTok on children's privacy practices in a November letter, accusing the company of manipulating children's online purchases.
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To be truly masterful at manipulating objects in the real world, a robot will have to freely switch between vision and touch.
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It's designed to have you wondering if that's true, whether he's just manipulating her, and if that's true, what does it mean.
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