Others are more novel, like not touching the ground in Rampage.
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"False news was significantly more novel than true news," Aral says.
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The second study was more novel, as it focused on nonwhite populations.
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Pessimists can find a number of reasons to worry, some traditional, others more novel.
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Both are extremely impressive showcases for technology, but ultimately feel more novel than useful.
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It's a cool trick that may ultimately prove more novel than it is useful.
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Some hotels are turning to more novel approaches to try to keep concierges relevant.
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Even in the world of video games, there are more novel things to worry about.
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Also, that ritual is a bit more novel and caters to people with normative lifestyles.
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So museums are seeking more novel ways to make themselves relevant to an adolescent audience.
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If they hadn't seen it before, the false stories were considered to be more novel.
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Apple released two new video ads yesterday highlighting the more novel features of the iPhone 6S.
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Its premise might have felt more novel, its insights more trenchant, its smugness easier to stomach.
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This time around, they are taking a more novel approach: They are holding an essay contest.
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So landlords are looking for more novel ways to stand out, without actually lowering the rent.
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Here's a look at some of the more novel and transformational proposals that Democratic candidates are pushing.
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Politicians have come up with a few, but the past several days have featured more novel approaches.
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Still, aside from that one small incident, I found the vibration to be more novel than intrusive.
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Another experiment will have to prove that false news propagates faster because it is more novel and negative.
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A 2018 study found that eating food in unconventional ways can make eating and drinking feel more novel.
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More novel technology, such as virtual and augmented reality, may see a similar boost as social distancing continues.
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At present the researchers have established that false news propagates faster, and false news is more novel and negative.
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Therefore, the more novel the experience â€" and the more you can do it at home â€" the better.
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More novel is the left's charge that vast personal fortunes can be made only when government policy goes wrong.
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What's more novel about the arrangement is that Streamlabs also promises it won't take a cut of charitable donations.
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Our full beach chair guide has options for all, including chairs with coolers, umbrellas, and more novel innovations, too.
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Facebook's might be more interactive, about playing and watching with friends, and embrace more novel new formats like mobile gameshows.
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Better also has limited support for blocking more novel forms of web tracking, like browser fingerprinting, and Balkan says Ind.
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When Roberts failed a drug test, he mounted one of the more novel defenses in the history of sports doping.
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It was only when they first learned about the task and then put it off that they considered more novel ideas.
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A more novel and practical use case of how this is coming to life can be found in the healthcare industry.
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It was more novel still for her to fabricate sculptures firsthand in metal foundries, a helmeted torchbearer loosing showers of sparks.
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But the more novel use lies in the law's requirement that federal agencies submit rules to Congress for their potential disapproval.
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Back in the early 2000s this was a more novel thing and Something Awful had some really talented people at it.
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But the idea that vast personal fortunes are made possible only when government goes wrong is a more novel and serious idea.
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But we found no evidence that male scientists' more frequent use of spin stemmed from their science being more novel or innovative.
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Maybe you're looking for a standard bottle, or maybe you feel like venturing into the more novel canned cider and hard seltzer territories.
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Other things, such as a night mode (think Apple's NightShift on the iPhone) and dark theme are more novel, but a little unfinished.
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It's a much more novel frame for a game, and after a short demo we're looking forward to playing more of his story.
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And somewhat oddly, the melodrama of it all, and the spectator sport that is Fleetwood Mac mythology, has become more novel with time.
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But the researchers were able to tease out one possibility: The false news stories were more novel, more surprising than the true stories.
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And there is one more novel source of meaty protein that does not involve farm animals—at least, farm animals of the conventional sort.
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New basic findings stemming from that information will create new cellular understanding and spur yet more novel and more effective disease therapies in industry.
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Representative Don Young, Republican of Alaska, who straddles the line of the free speaker and anyone-but-Clinton camps, has a more novel strategy.
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Those and other companies in ARKF are looking to upend traditional institutions by offering "better, cheaper, faster, and more novel and secure" services, according to Wood.
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"What we're moving towards now in the 21st century are more novel materials being used on wings," Mudassir Lone, from Cranfield's Center for Aeronautics, told CNBC.
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Applying standard text-analysis tools, they found that false claims were significantly more novel than true ones — maybe not a surprise, since falsehoods are made up.
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The New York University doctors and other experts are convinced there could be more novel coronavirus cases in the United States than have been officially announced.
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Patents that rely on federally-funded science are more important: They are more novel, more likely to be cited by future patents, and more often renewed.
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Stock image company Shutterstock, though, has developed one of the more novel implementations of this sort of technology: using machine learning to identify the layout of images.
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"I'm disappointed by their attitudes - they seem resigned and disappointed," said one hedge fund allocator and longtime event attendee who was hoping for more novel investment ideas.
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While the new variety of heat sink would control how air moved through the system, the One X still required a more novel way of exhausting it all.
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A little more novel is a one-handed typing mode that displays the keyboard as an arc in order to allow for easier typing via just a thumb.
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"State-based competition is now being employed in more novel and increasingly integrated ways and we must be ready to deal with them," he is expected to say.
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He provided insight into how companies could take more novel funding approaches, as well as the arrangements that the consulting giant uses to help clients pursue digital transformations.
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If never a threat from the perimeter, he may ultimately be more novel commodity than transcendent unicorn, far too dependent on others than a genuine superstar has to be.
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Many of the more novel innovations of this period, like adult diaper fetish or giantess pornos, quickly turned into niches tucked away in the far corners of the internet.
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Facial recognition is already being used for transit payments in parts of China, but tracking the unique way a person walks may be a more novel biometric authentication option.
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While the company's long-awaited Elastic Container Service for Kubernetes got quite a bit of press, the launch of the far more novel Fargate container service stayed under the radar.
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Sure enough, when the researchers checked how novel a tweet was (by comparing it, statistically, with other tweets) they found false tweets were significantly more novel than the true ones.
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I think all of those questions are intrinsic with Rare Weaves, and it speaks to what I'm doing, and in a larger sense, why people are coveting more novel goods.
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The company has also created more novel experiences; a VR performance by British singer Emeli Sandé displays two images of her simultaneously, one playing the piano and the other singing.
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A more novel alternative was "mock duck," a flank steak spread with a stuffing made from stale bread crumbs, rolled up, tied, seared in fat and roasted in the oven.
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Specifically, greater attention is needed to the development of more novel, comparative and ecologically valid approaches that take the evolutionary strengths—size and sensory in particular—of individual species into account.
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This explanation also ties in with anecdotal reports that newer users tend to feel the afterglow more strongly, as the experience is more novel and so has a greater psychological impact.
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But it also ushers in a potential normalization of this technologically-driven approach, as criminal suspects continually cover up their digital trail and law enforcement have to turn to more novel solutions.
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Researchers, who presented the findings to a medical congress in Barcelona on Tuesday, concluded anacetrapib's efficacy could be due to its affect on bad LDL cholesterol, rather than any more novel action.
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Men seem to be much more inclined to invest in a single quality piece rather than buying multiple, more novel ones that have less staying power in terms of style and quality.
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"We've turned our face away from some of the more novel business model approaches, which often times look interesting in the short run but don't have legs in the long run," Whitty said.
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Among the more novel noodles are ricotta cavatelli strewn with what the tongue registers as fiery 'nduja but the kitchen here makes from toasted spices and a touch of sugar simmered in cream.
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But since many of us will bring our phones anyway, he added a few more novel ideas, like stashing your cash in a cleaned-out suntan lotion bottle or a split tennis ball.
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The Dementia Discovery Fund is a private-public research partnership focused on some of the more novel ideas about what drives the brain disease, such as looking at a brain cell's immune system.
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But the more novel idea is to build a replica Hollywood sign that would face north toward Burbank, almost back-to-back with the one that now looks over the Los Angeles basin.
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What makes films like Lady Bird, The Diary of a Teenage Girl, and An Education more novel is their sensitive, female-centered approach to teen sexuality, even at the risk of toying with controversy.
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A more novel idea of what's behind the increase in blockbuster East Coast snowstorms is the slowing down of the Gulf Stream current, which is formally known as the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC).
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On average, twelve inches will get you $65, 20 will bring in $110, 23 inches sell for $200, and it goes up exponentially from there, since the longer the hair, the more novel the product.
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There could be an official beer for the fight, or more novel sponsorships like a pizza chain giving customers a coupon for $5 off the pay-per-view buy if they order a large pizza.
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A CCRIF-type model could also be used for more novel types of coverage, such as community flood insurance, which would provide a base level of assistance to all residents of a flood-prone area.
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HEPA filters in cars are more novel, not least because for this level of filtration to work, the car must be pretty air-tight to begin with, which traditionally hasn't been a priority in automotive design.
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"We didn't specifically look at what makes a news story go viral, but what we did see is that, on average, the false stories were more novel (and elicited more surprise) than true stories," he explained.
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From CMU's history page for the device: In other words, this device may have been the first "Internet of Things" device, and it was even more novel once it had been connected to the web in 231.
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The more novel ones are things like voice amplification, where the driver and front passenger are picked up by embedded mics and piped over speakers in the rear passenger compartment so it's easier to carry a conversation.
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It's also going to be a challenge for Aivia as people seem to be more open to sacrificing quality in some areas — like sound fidelity for wireless earbuds — in exchange for more novel or easier use cases.
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However, in 220, with marathon nights out not uncommon, and rollover house parties picking up where they leave off, it may now be more novel if only one drug is used over the course of a session.
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Though his recent project Lil Boat 2 finds his rapping less awkward, the minor-key beats, while impressive, are more generic and take some getting used to in comparison to Yachty's original and more novel major-key sound.
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Last week, MIT released a blockbuster study of "false news," which concluded, among other things, that it was more novel than true news, and spreads more than the truth because humans, not robots, are more likely to spread it.
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As more novel coronavirus testing becomes available, in LA particularly, where the vlogging community is highly concentrated, there are likely going to be plenty more entries of quarantine vlogging, even from those who haven't tested positive for the coronavirus.
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Facebook's largest numbers were in categories typical of Internet-based computer companies -- data processing and digital transmission, for example -- but its areas of greatest growth were in more novel categories that may suggest where the company sees its future.
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The more novel aspects of the work, he said, lay in the researchers' collection of Hi-C data as a function of time, which allowed them to pinpoint specific constraints, such as the sizes of the loops and helical turns.
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A 1987 study conducted by researchers at the University of British Columbia found that psychology professors who spent 60 minutes sitting alone in their office then floated for an hour had more "novel" ideas when they were inside the tank.
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Yes, the Prism is as weird-looking as lots of AR headsets — and for most people, it'll be more novel than useful — but it's the first headset I've seen that won't charge you hundreds (or thousands) of dollars for that novelty.
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So to try out an even more novel creative endeavor, we had the pair take on the role of shitkicking indie bloggers to offer some more insight into the lives and careers of the acts they created out of thin air for Belgica.
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He is investing $50 million of his own money into the Dementia Discovery Fund, a private-public research partnership focused on some of the more novel ideas about what drives the brain disease, such as looking at a brain cell's immune system.
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In times when headlines and Facebook posts fight to bring new terrors to our attention, each one more novel and apocalyptic than the last, it's easy to ignore the threats that are less "sexy" and more difficult to take an outraged position on.
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Some of the more novel elements of the proposal, according to Gerrard, include setting a national "Energy Efficiency Resource Standard" to encourage utilities to adopt energy efficiency initiatives, as well as launching a new Department of Agriculture program devoted to innovative farming and agriculture research.
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But advances in technology have led to more and more novel viruses being detected in recent years, and "this is one more example of a wildlife-associated virus that could be new or [could] have been circulating in nature for some time," Hamer said.
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And that's just live streaming — a form of video that has analogs in old-school TV. When we turn to more novel forms of video content, like VR and AR, there are no household names in apps, even in the homes of Silicon Valley.
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Why it matters: A wave of mega-mergers touching many facets of daily life, from T-Mobile's merger with Sprint to CVS's purchase of Aetna, will test the Justice Department's and Federal Trade Commission's ability to examine smaller or more novel cases, antitrust experts say.
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Checkering the borough once were names far more novel, like Mackarelville (on the Lower East Side), San Juan Hill (on the Upper West Side) and Jones Wood (on the Upper East Side), names which frequently got wiped off maps with the help of developers.
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One limitation of the study is that Lerchenmueller's team was unable to objectively determine the scientific merits of the studies in their analysis, making it unclear whether men produced more novel work than women or if men set a lower bar for declaring their work unique.
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In his years of studying the problem since, the data has helped him draw a conclusion that is intuitive for anyone in social media: fake news is created to be shared, and for that reason it is simply more novel, provocative, and juicier that true news, Vosoughi said.
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"From day one, Boosted has been built as a scalable light electric vehicle company that can expand its portfolio to all kinds of vehicle form factors, including perfecting the vehicle types we see on the street today, and introducing others that are more novel," Kaul wrote in a release.
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Investors from Greycroft, Science, Lerer Hippeau, and others who control millions of dollars name the direct-to-consumer startups that will blow up this year After the healthy sodas and canned booze, some of the more novel ones to me included companies that sell affordable bathing suits for people of all sizes, personalized migraine treatments, and online classes.
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And in a more novel stroke, a crowd-funding campaign started by two local advocacy groups, Maine People's Alliance and Mainers for Accountable Leadership, and Ady Barkan, a progressive activist with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, has raised more than $1 million that the groups say they will donate to a Democrat challenging Ms. Collins in 2020, unless she votes no.
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There's plenty of tragic truth to that construct, of course, but in Anne we have a more novel sort of child: one who, helped by her ability to use her imagination as a defense mechanism, remains generally upbeat despite the abuse in her past and the callousness of many of the grown-ups in her present.
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And as with many books about social psychology, so are quite a few of the other theories, findings and conclusions presented here — maybe more so than in Tashiro's first pop psych book, "The Science of Happily Ever After," which offered slightly more novel insights into its field of interest, the personal qualities that can promote successful long-term relationships.
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Fans who want to watch them but can't get into the stadium will not find English-language L.A.F.C. matches on a free over-the-air channel or a regional sports network, but somewhere more novel: YouTube's streaming cable replacement, YouTube TV. The decision to seek out the unusual arrangement, which also includes a jersey sponsorship, was a purposeful effort to explore a nontraditional solution.
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More novel toppings may include crumbled Oreos, advertised on the sign with a winking parenthetical: "(Merica!)" At the end of each night, I found myself surrounded by people nibbling helixes of skewered potato slices; gawking as strips of dough were wrapped in spirals around fat metal cylinders to make kurtoskalacs, Transylvanian cakes traditionally roasted over a spit; and extolling the glories of moffles, waffles made with mochiko (glutinous rice flour).
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The close encounter with a culture that turned out to be more novel to me than I had anticipated expanded my horizons beyond what I had thought possible: my friendships with phenomenally talented people who came from worlds so entirely unlike my own; the clarity and simplicity of argument favored by my tutors; and, perhaps most importantly of all, the sense that India, Australia and America are as natural interlocutors as Germany or France.
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