"As we answer more exotic questions, hopefully that will lead to people asking more and more exotic questions," he said.
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The more exotic — though still traditional — leathers came later.
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And there are other, more exotic methods to identify people.
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More recently, drugs have reached for even more exotic sounds.
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And they might have screaming matches in more exotic locales.
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Meanwhile, the aerodynamics of more exotic pathogens have stirred controversy.
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But Priebus, in a sense, filled a more exotic role.
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I think the older conspiracy theories are a little more exotic.
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More exotic but less tested ideas include medical marijuana and kratom.
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But the options in China can be a bit more exotic.
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In come more exotic offerings, like crayfish tacos and Japanese beer.
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Sam: It's been more exotic to us as well, hasn't it?
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She introduced the couple to the more exotic side of Danish society.
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Others are more exotic, like jicama, yellow dragon fruit, and black radish.
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It lead to a series of photographs of much more exotic animals.
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It's certainly one of the more exotic ideas I heard from researchers.
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Generally, it was done through photo assignments — the more exotic, the better.
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Only the rich could afford to clad themselves in more-exotic hues.
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It also may be a partner for Facebook's more exotic neuroscientific expeditions.
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The beer has more exotic flavors and hops than the traditional Belgian style.
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Instead, Palomba and his team have turned to something more exotic: voice recognition.
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Crypto-derivative products, which include options, futures and more exotic beasts, are popular.
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A decade and a half later, the Instagram generation needs something more exotic.
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Hardt charts a course through the stranger and more exotic forms of mating and
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And maybe picking something that was a little more exotic appealed to the writers.
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For more exotic locales, like Mexico City, look during the week of July 16.
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According to this set of ten handmade lollipops, their flavors are far more exotic.
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Apple could ditch a metal exterior for something more exotic like glass or ceramic.
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Sancerre just sounds more sophisticated than sauvignon blanc; Bordeaux sounds more exotic than merlot.
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More exotic furry tourists, such as zoo animals, will remain in their travelling cages.
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If DAMA/LIBRA really sees dark matter, they're seeing something more exotic than commonly theorized.
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There are more exotic forms of symmetry than the ones we learn in elementary school.
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In the days of still-expensive sequencing, more exotic ruminants weren't exactly a high priority.
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It also featured more exotic components like collagen and maca powder, so at 7 a.m.
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If one has more exotic interests, those are also enabled by a hyper-connected world.
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Don't be afraid to experiment, say by adding chocolate protein powder or more exotic fruits.
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Or maybe you're planning to fly to more exotic coasts in Hawaii or the Caribbean.
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The contrast is starker when we use a slightly more exotic measure for the market.
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One, the female flower, is more exotic than the male — as is frequently the case.
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More exotic is the tourteau fromagé, a palm-size cheesecake with a blackened, domed top.
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They can also explore carbon capture and other more exotic ways to manipulate the atmosphere.
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Central banks could deal with this by buying more exotic assets, on which yields remain high.
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Okay, let's take a look at some of the more exotic uses of the headphone socket.
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Was I wrong to have been swept up in the more exotic manifestations of that year?
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They may also work in zoos or aquariums, where they take care of more exotic animals.
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Of course, property taxes tax only property, ignoring bank accounts, stocks, bonds and more exotic investments.
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Even more exotic explanations involve the collision of cosmic strings -- proposed remnants of the Big Bang.
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They are going to get a train somewhere for their vacations, nothing more exotic than that.
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Dogs fly on planes every now and again, and sometimes even more exotic animals like rabbits.
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Essential can also dedicate more time to investigating more exotic materials and securing less conventional supply sources.
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The more exotic or interesting it is, the better chance a guest will attend, Mr. Dominguez said.
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To rule out more exotic models, however, will require similar measurements from more times in the past.
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As their results show, the largest planet in our Solar System is even more exotic than we realized.
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And it could help breeders cross in resistance traits from more exotic species to more traditional American ones.
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We like to think that the more unpronounceable a place's name is, the more exotic it will be.
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Since the 1970s, people have dreamt of mining these nodules for nickel, copper, cobalt and more exotic metals.
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One of the more exotic explanations for America's incredible decades-long drop in crime is the lead theory.
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Internationally, many European banks were brought down by nothing more exotic than bad loans to real estate companies.
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There's also the chance that pulsar timing could pick up more exotic wave sources known as cosmic strings.
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Porsche says Macan is the Indonesian word for tiger, which is more exotic than the German word — tiger.
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Now, astronomers have discovered a planet with an even more exotic sight on its horizon: a triple sunset.
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"I always thought of myself as an independent tastemaker with a penchant for more exotic timepieces," he said.
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In a slightly more exotic formulation, Tesla is worth just under 1053 times as much as Aston Martin.
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In the future, the photographer plans to test out more exotic thermites like bismuth trioxide and manganese dioxide.
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Consumers also are increasingly looking for higher-value or more exotic foods to add to their kitchen cabinets.
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Planet Nine hunter Konstantin Batygin didn't rule out the idea that it might actually be something more exotic.
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Nationwide, Mr. Liles said, offers coverage for birds, hamsters and more exotic pets, including tarantulas and even hedgehogs.
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Mama June ain't Kendra Wilkinson's type ... nothing personal, the former Playmate just likes a little more exotic booty.
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But with the competition closing in, it's no surprise the company is also exploring more exotic areas of research.
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You'll find flavors you're used to, like chocolate, and some that might seem a little more exotic, like lychee.
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Below are some (not collectively exhaustive) starting ideas for that conversation, from the most basic to the more exotic.
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But contemporary listeners might find the genre's optimistic spirit more exotic, and therefore more endearing, than it once seemed.
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They come in many shapes and sizes, from the familiar standards like naans and rotis to more exotic forms.
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My neighbors must assume I am constantly catching flights to more exotic locations than my boyfriend's walk-up apartment.
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Martin, bemused by what he calls her incurable independence complex, suggests she drop everything and emigrate somewhere more exotic.
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They seem to think that swinging for the fences with the more exotic strategies will close the yawning gap.
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So investors have been seeking out ever more exotic bets, including pouring money into companies that lose money indefinitely.
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She was temptation personified—the temptation of a life not lived, of something more exotic that I'd missed out on.
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I went the more exotic route; my recipe included pineapple and beets and Branston Pickle, while her father went traditional.
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The judiciary has yet to resolve these and other questions that we can anticipate now; more exotic controversies undoubtedly await.
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But for the most part, Belcher has used electrodes with more exotic chemistries like lithium-air and sodium-ion batteries.
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Some of the trades are more exotic than others, but there are plenty of ideas for investors, regardless of expertise.
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So, in the scheme of things, plain vanilla may really be the more exotic flavor than, say, lychee ice cream.
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Ahead, check out the launches that'll make your co-workers think you're headed somewhere more exotic than your local YMCA pool.
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"More exotic devices, such as smart microwaves or smart kettles, typically face accidental attacks rather than specifically targeted ones," says Wueest.
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The most ambitious among those designs could well see the company moving beyond the now-commonplace aluminum to something more exotic.
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She has brains from commonplace creatures — mice, squirrels, pigeons — and more exotic ones, like Goodfellow's tree kangaroo and the Tasmanian devil.
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The more exotic or striking the object — the more obscure its provenance — the more cultural cachet it carried for the collector.
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Despite parental protests that "my kids would never eat that," the children really enjoyed the more exotic dishes they prepared, she added.
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These days, couples are personalizing their elopements, holding their ceremonies in ever-more exotic locales, and maybe even inviting a few guests.
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We're seeing brands work with all sorts of different type of pets/animal friends — cats, dogs and other more exotic pets included.
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He preferred more exotic foods, like bacalao, dried codfish you can reconstitute by soaking it in milk, and biltong, smelly cured beef.
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The problem, however, is that the best practices for investing prosperity are often boring and lack the appeal of more exotic strategies.
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Exotic tokens More exotic token standards, such as ERC-420 and ERC-998, offer insights into the potential of NFTs and quasi-NFTs.
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He led Ipic's expansion from traditional conservative investments in foreign energy ventures into more exotic assets such as Virgin Galactic and Tesla Motors.
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Which makes you wonder how a hedgehog, above any other, more exotic creatures, became the standout character amid a zoological cornucopia of contenders.
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Consider it an important lesson: There are a million ways to make ceviche, but do your homework before trying the more exotic ones.
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But sometimes more exotic treats turn up, such as vacuum-packed frogs, a 19th-century replica suit of armour, and an engraved tombstone.
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Much of the research done with the Z machine is for similar purposes, although physicists also use it to simulate more exotic scenarios.
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For dessert, the pumpkin pie and raspberry coconut tarts are popular, and cakes come in basic vanilla or more exotic flavors like chai.
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When the few seams of the world's more exotic marbles were exhausted, 18th-century architects had craftsmen all over Europe paint the equivalent.
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They were the only ones in their families to reject this way of eating as they grew up, turning to more exotic fare.
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Outside, at the far end of the lawn with the free-range peacocks, there are more exotic birds, including azure-winged magpies and parakeets.
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They're just supposed to calm us down and make us realize that we needn't go to pieces over some other, more exotic-sounding disease.
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Perhaps it&aposs something more exotic, like topological defects from the earliest moments of the Big Bang or some funky interactions within dark matter.
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Flipping through the voices on his Emu Proteus/217 orchestral synthesizer, he tried various instruments—violins, flutes, woodwinds, brass, voices, some more exotic things.
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It takes place at the end of the 19th century in "Snow Hill, Utah," a place name that sounds infinitely more exotic in Italian.
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"A vehicle that needs to go at higher speeds will need more expensive, more exotic sensors," said Alisyn Malek, the company's chief operating officer.
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"If you exhaust your conventional searches in visible light, this explanation that it could be a more exotic object really starts to gain traction."
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Since we're playing fantasy here, we're going to set aside our trusty black one-piece swimsuit, and go for the more exotic, textured crochet look.
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Intellectual interest in botany, combined with new scientific forays into ever more exotic shapes and colors, increased during the latter part of the 19th century.
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These days, whether it's kraut, kimchi, or something more exotic, I've almost always got a batch bubbling away in a cool corner of the kitchen.
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White people she took as one more exotic, if preponderant species, with the habit of leaving their expensive laptops on sofas and dining-hall tables.
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Trips to Los Angeles became increasingly longer stays, and, after a steady stream of photo assignments and more exotic trips, he decided it was time.
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" He continued that "Seeing even longer strings would be cool as they would be even more exotic new quantum objects moving in a solid state environment.
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They are related to the even more exotic pentaquark, a particle made up of five quarks discovered by the Large Hadron Collider's LHCb collaboration last year.
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For those who prefer something a little more exotic, French automaker Renault revealed a driverless concept, dubbed EZ-Ultimo, at the Paris Motor Show last week.
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Tiny green algae are replaced by a more exotic class of primary producers, microbes that can make their own food by stripping energy from inorganic chemicals.
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The Bank of Japan's recent shift to negative rates has fuelled concerns that ever-more exotic monetary policy is rapidly reaching the point of diminishing returns.
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So to maintain its robust sales growth, then, the company will have to keep improving its ad tools — even as it works on more exotic projects.
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For many, "The Brady Bunch" was a part of childhood, back when blended families seemed more exotic, and an architect dad could comfortably support six kids.
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The most interesting piece of hardware from an overall perspective, however, isn't the more exotic graphics or processor options, but a system controller chip called the T7003.
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MORE EXOTIC THREATS Grid managers must also prepare for more unusual risks, including solar storms, which have the potential to overload local transmission systems and fry transformers.
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But as awareness of the crisis grows, one of the more exotic policy ideas for dealing with the epidemic has gotten relatively little attention: legalizing medical marijuana.
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The other two closely related financing ideas, by contrast, are both more exotic and more intimately tied to the specific context of funding a social wealth fund.
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To stay ahead, Boldt has not focused on outrunning his competitors on the map, heading for more and more exotic locations to find the next big thing.
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While the plains of Zambia seem far more exotic than Branson, Missouri, there is something to be gained everywhere, and visiting new places has so many benefits.
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Then astronomers discovered an even more exotic feature of the universe, now called dark energy, which is pushing the galaxies apart and speeding up the cosmic expansion.
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Those big-ticket proposals are driving candidates to search for more exotic tax increases that can generate the cash needed to at least partially offset the costs.
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When pressed by the severity of the 20073 crisis, they tried more exotic methods like quantitative easing — basically bulk purchases of long-term government bonds — as well.
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Lots of physicists are dreaming up new ways to use the detectors to discover more exotic things like the elusive dark matter or to better understand black holes.
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Instead, after the war, he found his next true calling as a member of the international jet set, splitting time between New York, London, and more exotic locales.
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That means cruise lines will need to start making some serious changes, from offering creative food options and unique onboard activities to authentic experiences and more exotic destinations.
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They surround themselves with ever more exotic gadgets such as self-balancing unicycles (which are like hover boards but have one wheel rather than two) and aqua-cycles.
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You could change it up with barley or brown rice, or even add more exotic cupboard ingredients like sun-dried tomatoes, artichokes or sardines if you have them.
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In the 1960s, cheap air travel allowed a new generation to visit more exotic and warmer destinations, and the Borscht Belt was no longer the place to be.
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"A more exotic scenario is that `Oumuamua may be a fully operational probe sent intentionally to Earth vicinity by an alien civilization," he and Bialy write in their paper.
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Life Farms, which has a six-acre farm in nearby Clearwater, offers standard and more exotic veggies, including Hakurei, a Japanese variety of turnip that's nicely peppery and sweet.
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" With a flood of drug money into the country since then, gangs and gangsters are now more able to buy semiautomatic weapons that had been "more exotic and rare.
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As in any emerging industry, there is growing specialization, with some trade shows tilting more toward hemp and marijuana growers and others toward more exotic specialties like vaping technology.
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There are all kinds of weird, gothic creatures crawling about, from giant, exploding slugs and undead knights to more exotic fare like massive alien eyeballs chained to the wall.
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In the 1980s savings and loan crisis, supposedly boring institutions engaged in nothing more exotic than making mortgage loans failed en masse, costing the taxpayer upwards of $150 billion.
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Clearinghouses have encountered difficulties in pushing more exotic instruments, such as cross-currency swaps and interest rate options, into the cleared environment as risks can be tricky to manage.
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And the Army is already shopping for more exotic designs like the tilt-rotor V-280 Valor and Sikorsky's S-97 Raider with its compound rotor and push propeller.
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That spans fairly mundane items such as travel train or hotel transfer cars, as well as more exotic affairs like diving courses, museum entry, or other general tourist attractions.
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Trending Yoga has left the studio as traveling yogis hit the road, guiding practice before more exotic backdrops on rivers, at full moon celebrations and in the great outdoors.
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Indica tends to have more exotic aromas and is more relaxing, almost like a sedative, while sativa, with its greener, almost piney flavor, offers a more active, productive high.
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In fairness, the airline in recent years has also been the largest transporter of animals -- mostly dogs and cats, but also more exotic pets such as birds and geckos.
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The conference, attended by all but two of the Fed's 17 policymakers as well as central bankers from around the world, also presented a menu of more exotic proposals.
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But a more exotic corner of the medical world has drawn rapturous agreement among Republicans and Democrats: the development of new treatments and cures through taxpayer-funded biomedical research.
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However, unwanted donations—everything from opened bread and expired food, to much more exotic offerings like canned alligator and armadillo—cost the organization to the tune of $40,000 annually.
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While many people went with classics like missionary and doggy style, others had more exotic faves you might not have heard of, like Edward scissor-legs and under-roundhouse-kick.
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It is a warren of stalls selling meats, poultry and fish, as well as more exotic fare, including live reptiles and wild game that some in China prize as delicacies.
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There will still be physical copies of games to buy, not just downloads (although Sony has yet to reveal if these will be Blu-ray discs or something more exotic).
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Company founder Horacio Pagani feels the Quail is worth the cost of a trip and setting up a display to meet owners of his $1 million-and-more exotic cars.
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In fact, the only people who seem to catch even more shit than Wall Street bankers these days is a similar but somewhat more exotic species: the hedge fund bro.
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Its dimensions and capabilities could also be modified on a case by case basis, depending on whether the satellite was destined for Earth orbit, or more exotic locations beyond it.
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The strong Hong Kong dollar, which is pegged to the U.S. dollar, has made the city an expensive destination and China's cash-rich tourists are heading for more exotic destinations.
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He'll mostly subsist on protein bars (though he'll also try more exotic fare like gigantic bugs), and sometimes his lodgings consist of a tent or a cot under the stars.
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Realize that I'm happy enough going home on the weekends and don't feel the need for anything more exotic than pushing a stroller through the forest at the edge of town.
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Though some of those who joined Heaven's Gate had obvious emotional problems, most seemed disarmingly ordinary—businessmen, mothers, students—all consumed by nothing more exotic than a desire for spiritual enlightenment.
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At the speed-dating session, Tonya, good-hearted if not traffic-stoppingly adorable, was passed over, as she had been several times before, in favor of a more exotic-looking bunny.
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Searches for some sort of particle that could explain the dark matter gravitational anomaly have mostly turned up empty handed, and scientists will soon look for more exotic dark matter options.
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Democrats who fancy their party to be the natural home of sophisticated cosmopolitans might be cheered to learn that their political fellow-travellers have slightly more exotic palates than Republicans do.
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There seems to be a sweetness of the fruit here, which maybe with a duck dish would go well, with a roasted duck with spices, something a little bit more exotic.
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More exotic techniques looked at the way a visiting device processes sound, or how full its battery was, and used that information to follow a single user from site to site.
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For that, I expect I will have to visit the company at its hometown base in the city that gives it its name, to see some of its more exotic repertoire.
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Because the Fed continues to rely, in part, on the Phillips Curve to set monetary policy, the simultaneously low unemployment and inflation numbers have forced more exotic explanations, particularly for inflation.
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Instead it is safe to predict that there will be more crime, more exotic forms of religious and political sectarianism and ultimately we will no longer become one nation but two.
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The most common recipe uses a mixture of black tea, milk, sugar and tapioca pearls, but more exotic versions add custard pudding, grass jelly and even sweet red beans to the drink.
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Most of the critters he and his two employees capture are raccoons or squirrels that have gotten into attics or chimneys, he said, but occasionally a customer call involves something more exotic.
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Gaus emphasizes that the more exotic the social and institutional arrangements of your ideal, the lower the odds that it will function in the real world as it does in your imagination.
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But companies, including UBS and Edward Jones, did not in fact get rid of commission-based accounts, though certain investors might have had to use other accounts to make more exotic investments.
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To check whether such a machine is technologically plausible, the two researchers calculated that the necessary planet-sized array of radio transmitters could be kept cool by nothing more exotic than ordinary water.
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The game offers a wide variety of units spanning several military cultures, ranging from Viking warriors and Napoleonic musket men to the more exotic Chicken Man (who flings chickens at enemies, of course).
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More exotic options, like purchases of non-performing loans, advocated by countries such as Italy, would not be seriously considered, the sources said, while a rate cut is also not being seriously discussed.
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And there are the more exotic solutions, such as the one hatched by Diva Rivera, 24, who is an actress and the owner of a clothing store in the Amazon city of Iquitos.
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Some of the more exotic products may be out of the realm of what retail investors do, but institutional investors — pensions, insurance companies, endowments — are finding the funds valuable to execute their strategies.
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The mattress caper was, at least, more exotic than Mr. Pruitt's usual shopping misadventures — the nearly $10,000 to decorate his office, the dozen customized fountain pens for $1,560, the $43,000 soundproof phone booth.
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Microsoft does make mechanical keyboards, and scissor-switch keyboards, and membrane as well, and perhaps even some more exotic ones (though the original touch-sensitive Surface cover keyboard was a bit of a flop).
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This market caters to mostly young, urban customers who have grown up on Starbucks but have progressed to more exotic drinks coaxed from hand-operated espresso machines or non-traditional brewers by expert baristas.
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Venture investors and startup entrepreneurs are betting there are highly scalable businesses to be built in doling out more exotic varieties of water, coconut-based beverages and other drinks to hydrate calorie-conscious consumers.
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If they aren't far apart, or are brought near each other, the two pieces of printed material will join up — although they won't form a permanent connection, unlike some more exotic self-healing substances.
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Though they will probably be taking a more exotic vacation in the coming months, as Chopra recently said in an interview, whatever they decide to do — work or relax — is ultimately up to them.
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It is possible to use more exotic solar cells to make panels that are some 40% efficient, but these can cost around $300 a watt compared to just under $1 for some silicon versions.
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But in January, photographer Makar Tereshin—on his fifth trip to the region while shooting his stunning series, Fields of Fall— was after bigger, more exotic prey: a 65-foot-long Soyuz rocket booster.
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Lesser maladies that plague festival-goers include dehydration — though sometimes more exotic accidents befall them too, especially at events held in nature: "A cute little pig could charge you and bite you," Pollak says.
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When he decided to write a book on China, it was to his daily surroundings in that city that he looked rather than to some of the more exotic locales where he has reported.
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A more exotic population of poultry is in the care of Abra Morawiec at Feisty Acres Farm in Jamesport on the fallow fields of the Biophilia Organic Farm, where she also works part time.
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Porphyria becomes the go-to explanation for Brandeis's childhood stomach problems, for which Arlene initially chased down a diagnosis of Crohn's disease only to replace it when porphyria proved itself a more exotic alternative.
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The map shows the locations of a wide variety of geological terrains, from lakes, dunes, craters and plains to more exotic features, including hummocks (rolling hills) and labyrinthine channels cut by rain or rivers.
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Many of the brands CAP carries — Vintner's Daughter, Moon Juice — have become mainstream beauty staples, but the shop stays ahead of the curve with a range of more exotic herbal remedies, potions and powders.
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The risks of owning actively-managed funds Experts say actively managed mutual funds are also a better option for investors considering more exotic securities like high-yield bonds as a way to diversify their portfolios.
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And the continuing lack of detection has led to an influx of younger physicists pursuing more exotic solutions to the problem, said Jonathan Feng, professor of physics and astronomy at the University of California Irvine.
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As experiment after experiment has failed to detect a dark matter particle, the light WIMP scenario has started looking more likely—assuming it's even a WIMP at all and not some other more exotic possibility.
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Allen's hope was that this extraordinary bird would be able to do quick laps between the ground and the stratosphere, making access to space no more exotic than a New York–to–Boston commuter flight.
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The researchers report that their observations are consistent with a catastrophic cosmic collision between two white dwarfs, although, "other more exotic scenarios may be possible," they write in the paper published yesterday in Nature Astronomy.
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Until we know what the risks are, it seems unlikely we'll send a woman to Mars, an asteroid, or somewhere even more exotic—no matter how "ready" these female astronauts are, as Tereshkova clearly was.
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Yet as Ms. Adlon started to write for her alter ego, she said she could not escape the "old-school TV mentality that lives in your brain," telling her that more exotic trappings were needed.
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Joggers, picnickers and more exotic species abound, including some 266 in the zoo — purportedly the second-oldest in the world — around 623 in the "bee houses," and hundreds, perhaps thousands, more in the large greenhouses.
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But Guri notes that some even more "exotic" and science fictional exfiltration methods may not be so easy to prevent in the future, particularly as the internet of things becomes more intertwined with our daily lives.
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"More and more people are trying to get high-yielding assets and so they're (going to parts of the market that are) more and more exotic," Peter Harrison, chief executive at British asset manager Schroders, said.
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Mueller is following his tradition and instinct as a conservative prosecutor, charging the most clear crimes while leaving more exotic ones to the side, but his inaction here will influence a generation of public corruption prosecutors.
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" Woodward effects could open the door for other more exotic, sci-fi-like propulsion methods, hinted at in the title of Woodward's book " Making Starships and Stargates: The Science of Interstellar Transport and Absurdly Benign Wormholes.
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It will face a fight, as rivals are also bulking up in a fragmented market, keen to attract young people prepared to pay out for barista-made drinks and developing tastes for ever more exotic coffees.
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If your children have finally reached the stage at which they'll condescend to eat something more exotic than a chicken nugget, or even if they won't, you can encourage them to go on a culinary adventure.
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She loved the way the internet allowed her to speak with people from more exotic places, who seemed different from the peers she grew up with in her quiet, historic market town in leafy Hertfordshire, England.
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And more exotic schemes, such as tricking Yahoo into believing that a computer in Russia was in fact a certain user's home computer, allowing Russian intelligence officials instant access to an email account without a password.
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Eventually, Dr. Alexander would discard the more exotic theories that had crossed his mind — meningitis, or possibly a condition known as serotonin syndrome — and settle on a far simpler malady: dehydration, which aggravated a chronic kidney problem.
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CLOs were lumped in with more exotic Collateralized Debt Obligation (CDO) funds, which were widely blamed for causing 2008's meltdown, forcing managers to hold 5% of their fund although CLOs suffered minimal losses during the recession.
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China is also developing highly secretive weapons which might include, "directed energy weapons, advanced space weapons, electromagnetic railguns, high-powered microwave weapons, or even more exotic arms," according to former Deputy Secretary of Defense Robert O. Work.
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The mini-series switches the gender of the character, making him female (and casting a very pregnant Olivia Colman from "Broadchurch"), but de-emphasizes the role, preferring to stay in more exotic Middle Eastern and Continental locations.
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In addition to the classics — a cheese dog and a chili dog — his restaurant, Frank's Night Out, served hot dogs topped with more exotic ingredients, like a "Surf & Turf Dog" featuring crumbles of garlic-basted Maine lobster.
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Before you throw in more exotic forms of education funding like sales taxes and multi-state lotteries, remember that they're both even more likely to be funds coming from sources disconnected to the actual payer-provider relationship.
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ANTHONY TOMMASINI AT 1 MINUTE 30 SECONDS One of the more exotic concerts of the last week paired the elegant Chinese pipa player Wu Man with the rustic Huayin Shadow Puppet Band, made up of moonlighting farmers.
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In the trendy Wynwood district splashed with curated graffiti covering former warehouses, more exotic tastes will be happy at 1-800-Lucky, a funky Asian collection of independent stands with groups of communal tables indoors and out.
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Outside, beyond the skate rental tent, 15 kilometers — more than nine miles — of iceways wove through pine and hardwood forests dotted with farm pens occupied by goats, sheep, ducks, deer and more exotic animals, including an ostrich.
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I love checking out the seasonal blooms at farmers' markets and investigating the more exotic flora in Manhattan's Flower District, which I did this week when a passing crane literally forced me to stop and smell the flowers.
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In the longer term, more exotic ideas — like dividing California, Texas, Florida, and New York into a larger number of smaller states to bring population disparities closer into line with what the founding generation experienced — are worth pursuing.
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There's a very good chance that once we establish a better understanding of the moon, we will then be able to harness water and energy, among other more exotic resources thought to be present there in some form.
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But Coca-Cola will face a fight, as rivals are also bulking up in a fragmented market, keen to attract young people prepared to pay out for barista-made drinks and developing tastes for ever more exotic coffees.
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The second distortion is that loopholes encourage firms to change their legal status from ordinary "C-Corporations" into more exotic legal forms, including S-Corps (private firms with under 100 shareholders), partnerships, real-estate investment trusts and sole-proprietorships.
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His lab's main focus remains trying to coax ever more exotic behavior out of twisted bilayer graphene, taking advantage of the fact that through long trial and error he's boosted his yield of superconducting samples to nearly 50 percent.
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As the owner of Regalis Foods, a Brooklyn based specialty food purveyor, Ian sells fresh truffles, mushrooms, caviar, Japanese Waygu beef, foraged foods, and more exotic foods, like salmon milt (salmon sperm), to the most notable restaurants in NYC.
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SCHILLINGSFUERST, Germany (Reuters) - Alongside the traditional gluehwein and sausages on offer at a Christmas market in small-town Bavaria, visitors could also try more exotic fare: falafel and kibbeh served by a family of refugees from the Syrian war.
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While the app is a free download and offers some content without needing to pay, there is also a subscription service — costing $3.99 per month or $35.99 per year — for access to more "exotic locations" as a backdrop for meditations.
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Kourtney and her boyfriend Younes Bendjima have just gotten back from their extended vacation in Egypt which provided even more exotic locales for the reality star to use as a backdrop to model her bikinis in front of on social media.
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Other networking researchers are developing decentralized internet solutions for more exotic use cases, such as tracking zebras in the wild or bringing the internet to Mars, although these efforts may also prove to be incredibly useful a little closer to home.
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But a recent wave of innovation has opened up the possibility of Martian houses that are made from far more exotic and easily sourced materials, such as 3D printed bricks of ice, compressed Martian regolith, microbial cement, and even mushrooms.
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Borexino's sensitivity allows it to observe solar neutrinos whose energy is a full order of magnitude lower than those detected by SNO, opening the door for an incredibly refined model of solar processes as well as more exotic events like supernovae.
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Interestingly enough, some of those developments are based on real life, including the arrival of a well-meaning new cop (played with quiet soulfulness by Damien Bonnard) and a theft that is far more exotic than a loaf of bread.
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"While forfeiting mobility, I managed to gain something even more exotic: solid elements fixed in space, one-to-another, held together only by tension members," he wrote in a letter published in the International Journal of Space Structures in 1990.
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And even as federal loan policy evolved into ever-more exotic permutations, a weak economy and creeping credentialism were pushing more students back into the welcoming arms of higher education, which had all manner of expensive master's programs for sale.
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And even as federal loan policy evolved into ever-more exotic permutations, a weak economy and creeping credentialism were pushing more students back into the welcoming arms of higher education, which had all manner of expensive master's programs for sale.
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One merchant who imports more exotic fish like tilapia and cuttlefish, said he moved prices in line with currency, while another said he hadn't yet seen much change, as most frozen stock had arrived before the big drop or was priced in euros.
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He would have loved to make films about something else, to have dumped the tragic national themes and their well-worn symbols—sabres, white horses, red poppies—for something more exotic, such as "a handful of sexual symbols from a Freudian textbook".
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They settled in a village outside the town of Aalborg where they ran the grillbar and where Anh's thoughts drifted toward more exotic pastures when she went to the local library and got lost in Henry Miller's writings about oyster excursions in Paris.
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Admittedly it wasn't quite as interesting as a bezoar stone, but it was considerably more exotic and exciting than a bit of old putty; and it made sense, as there is a vibrant West African community around where I live in South London.
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If the 10,000 residents of the Massachusetts island did not have such a soft spot for deer, they might not be entertaining the prospect, which could provide the groundwork for an even more exotic approach to controlling tick-borne diseases on the mainland.
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Occasionally, in the more exotic reaches of his travels—as in a beautiful view of Ceylon that he painted in the eighteen-seventies—some small note of significant strangeness intrudes, ravishing color and breeze-blown reeds too intense to quite credit as reportage.
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In a space that checks many Brooklyn design boxes, from Edison bulbs and white tiling to exposed brick, guests linger over pies from classic Margherita to the more exotic Salmoriglio (a white pizza with persillade and stracciatella), and glasses of natural wines.
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Some of the more exotic rituals of BDSM play are especially mind boggling to outsiders—like penis chastity cages that won't let the wearer have a full erection (but lets them urinate), and that only the master has the keys to unlock it.
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With the app, Ms. Bashir said, travelers can get ideas by viewing pictures, then book basic activities like walking tours and museum visits as well as more exotic activities, such as a hot-air balloon ride, sky diving or touring monasteries in Greece.
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"In the more exotic, niche strategies, if the ETF needs to sell it's not very clear there would be someone on the other side of the market to bid for the bonds," said Vincent Deluard, head of global macro strategy at INTL FCStone.
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One uses a web browser extension to flag government web addresses for the Internet Archive, an existing service that operates an automated "web crawler" that can make copies of federal websites but typically not the databases that store information in more exotic formats.
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"While restrictions on more exotic live-streaming options may play a role in directing Chinese audiences towards family-friendly content, Liu says it's BuzzFeed-style nostalgia doing most of the work:"A lot of people who live in urban China grew up in the countryside.
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We know that the fluid that carved the channels and filled the crater lakes was water, and not something more exotic, because we also observe minerals all over the ancient surfaces of Mars that could only have formed in the presence of liquid water.
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I was interested to test the classic draught Guinness against some of the more exotic, even international incarnations of water, grain, malt, and yeast; to see just what difference there is (if any) between Guinness Extra Stout, Guinness Foreign Extra, and, say, Jamaican Dragon Stout.
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Tens of billions of tons of concrete are part of that signature, along with vast amounts of smelted aluminum and more exotic alloys, distinctive spherical particles of fly ash from power plants, bomb radioisotopes, 6 billion tons (and counting) of plastic, and so much more.
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"So we can't really rule out more exotic models, and theorists have a lot of those," he added, and rattled off possibilities including the tubes of primordial energy called cosmic strings and the mysterious dark matter that makes up a quarter of the universe.
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After last week's Lillard sighting—wonderful as it was to see Dame crooning down the Colombia River on a Jet Ski—I was concerned one of the Blazers might not make it to a more exotic locale but McCollum has come through, for all of us.
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Sass is an occasional contributor to the Wheels column.) A parade of Z cars has marched through showrooms over the decades, from the 240 (actually born as the S30 in Japan) to the 20003, the 280ZX, the more exotic 300ZX and, from 2003, the 297-horsepower 350Z.
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For more heavy-duty prototyping of things that need to be made out of metal — hinges, laptop frames and so on — there is bank after bank of five-axis CNC machines, lathes and more exotic tools, like a system that performs extremely precise cuts using a charged wire.
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The internet is home to a wide variety of animal cams, from cute kittens or puppies to more exotic picks like jellyfish or vampire bats, but bearcam offers the ultimate in nature voyeurism: the chance to watch a predator murder things in real time that are not you.
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Dannon and General Mills, the maker of Yoplait, Liberté, Mountain High and Annie's yogurts, have struggled over the last few years to preserve market share against the sudden rise of Chobani, in particular, and smaller yogurt brands like Noosa and Fage with more exotic flavors and "cleaner" ingredient lists.
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Aggressive beer vendors hawk local favorites like Aguila and Club Colombia, in addition to more exotic brands like Miller Lite and Coors, while hungry partiers chow down on beef, sausage, or chicken on a stick, along with cheese-filled arepas and slices of mango doused in salt and lime juice.
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It's there to create interesting "what if …" scenarios, to raise the narrative stakes, to make the world feel a little more exotic, or to explain (in cases where the fantasy world is explicitly ours, except with more dragons or more fairies) why this version of history is different from our own.
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Pulling from a longer conversation, what follows are Kurtz's four tips for companies gearing up for a public offering, why his company elected chose a traditional public offering over a more exotic method, comments on endpoint security and where CrowdStrike fits inside its market, and, finally, quick notes on upcoming debuts.
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A "Gold Cup of Eternal Stability" from Beijing made of, among other precious materials, kingfisher feathers and mother of pearl (the cup probably from 1739/40, the stand likely 19th century), and a gold trophy head from Asante, Ghana (18th or 93th century), indicate Wallace's taste for more "exotic" items.
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These Are the Best You Can BuySmartwatches, fitness trackers, and even jewelry—if it's technology you can wear, we've reviewed…Read more ReadSince it falls at the most affordable end of the MARQ line, the Athlete comes with a strap made from firm silicone rubber instead of a more exotic material like leather.
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The lack of antiferromagnetic order seen so far near the critical point has led some researchers to abandon this idea and support a more exotic theory put forward by Sachdev, which builds on concepts that Philip Anderson, a Nobel Prize winner and one of the founders of condensed-matter physics, advanced in the 1980s.
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And we have this bigger, or at least more exotic, project around Libra, which is to try to stand up a new kind of digital money that can work globally, [and] that will be stable … But it's a big idea, and it's a new type of system, especially to be implemented by big companies.
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The to-ing and fro-ing of nonsense across the Atlantic raises a bigger point about journalism: if journalists can't be relied upon to get their close cousins right—that is countries with which they share a common language and a common culture—how can they be trusted to get more exotic countries right?
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The trophy presented, Trump and Abe joined their wives for dinner at a traditional charcoal grill restaurant in Tokyo -- an accommodation for a President not always eager to experience his host country's more exotic offerings (Abe took Trump's predecessor, Barack Obama, to what is regarded as the best sushi restaurant in the world, Sukiyabashi Jiro).
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He cheerfully tests some of the more exotic remedies, like floating in a curative Austrian lake while listening to pan pipes from underwater speakers, being palpated by a strong-handed masseuse, boiling in a caldron of herbs and hooking himself up to an IV drip of electrolytes, magnesium, calcium, phosphate, vitamins and anti-nausea drugs.
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Though AfD remains too toxic to be a viable partner itself, its presence in the Bundestag could restrict other parties' ability to form a viable coalition, potentially forcing the CDU/CSU and SPD to stick with the grand coalition -- the third in four parliamentary terms -- or encouraging the formation of a more exotic three-party coalition.
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There are Corbyn T-shirts all over the place, as well as more exotic items of clothing: David Cameron, Britain's former prime minister, was photographed at a pop festival, drink in one hand, cigarette in the other, half-embracing a female reveller who was wearing a cape with Corbyn's name on the back, encircled by a heart.
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Related: Chris Evans apologizes for missing 'Avengers' premiere It obviously requires a sizable threat to justify all that man, woman and more exotic power (android, raccoon, tree), and the movie tapped the right one in Thanos (Josh Brolin), a brutish figure bent on acquiring the infinity stones, magical objects that will enable him to perpetrate galactic genocide.
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Outcroppings of rocks hundreds of millions of years old occur naturally in Central Park, but even more exotic gems and minerals will be vividly on display across the street when the American Museum of Natural History's new Allison and Roberto Mignone Halls of Gems and Minerals open in 2019 in conjunction with the museum's 53th anniversary.
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The Wild Bird Fund, a Manhattan nonprofit that functions as a wildlife E.R. and rehabilitation center, will show juvenile ducks, starlings, sparrows and pigeons at the society's DiMenna Children's History Museum, along with Cal Vornberger's photographs of some of the more exotic species that call New York home, like the glossy ibis and the snowy egret.
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Microsoft is counting on everything from planting massive numbers of trees to soak up carbon and using technologies to capture carbon and sequester it in soil — burying it, essentially — to more exotic technologies, like direct air capture, in which arrays of machines take in ambient air, remove the CO2 from it, and use the carbon in chemicals or concrete.
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Instead, she photographed agitated Windex, capturing froth that bears more than a passing resemblance to the gauzy clouds that Stieglitz captured stretching across the sky over Lake George, NY. Brandon's Silverscapes series isolates small sections of aluminum, and more exotic lab-grown silver foil, against a stark white backdrop in a way that suggests birds or other celestial bodies halted in motion.
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As the head of the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center, a 140-person clearinghouse within the Department of Defense focused on speeding up AI adoption, Shanahan and his team are building applications in well-established AI domains—tools for predictive maintenance and health record analysis—but also venturing into the more exotic, pursuing AI capabilities that would make the technology a centerpiece of American warfighting.
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But he has also wandered into more exotic territory, offering up a mix of bad policy ideas (elite colleges should admit as many legacy students and children of rich donors as they want) and sanctimonious tone policing (liberals should feel ashamed of themselves for not allowing the president to revel in the murder of ISIS's chief lieutenant) with the unyielding, over-the-spectacles glare of an imaginary Concerned of Brooklyn Heights.
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Mahmood says that while she doesn't know anyone in ISIS, she knows others who are militants in different groups, and they are more "regular" human beings than we would like to admit, and that we purposefully isolate and exoticize them because we don't want to think they are anything like us — that we don't like to think we are capable of terrible behavior like that, so we push them to more and more exotic positions.
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I was keen to discover whether Lindley, an astrophysicist and the author of several well-regarded books, including "Uncertainty" and "The Science of Jurassic Park," follows a line of reasoning that we're beginning to see more frequently in popular science writing today: another full-throated critique of the more exotic speculations in theoretical physics like superstring theory, parallel universes, the properties of black hole event horizons and the hidden dimensions of space and time.
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