But more recent investments have been smaller and more organic.
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The grain effect is randomized for a more organic feel.
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But Masvidal also points toward a more organic way forward.
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Perhaps, but this had the feel of something more organic.
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Aldi is already adding more organic products to its American stores.
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He's always asking us to make his movements look more organic.
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They explained in more detail the pathway to more organic growth.
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It's just a little more mysterious, a little more organic and strange.
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I'd say the beats aren't as produced and heavy, it's more organic.
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Despite its man-against-machine premise, Beat Shazam's origins were more organic.
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Aldi's goal is to increase fresh food in stores, selling more organic options.
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Being flexible enough to roll, the display panel becomes more organic and natural.
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The more I practiced EP avoidance, the easier and more organic it became.
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I used to have a more organic approach, and my system just broke.
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It's more organic, and there's no template for what makes a good video.
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Cue up the slow jams and let things unfold in a more organic way.
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But who knows, I think it would be more organic than kind of purposeful.
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"Last time it was much more organic," Faiz Shakir, Mr. Sanders's campaign manager, said.
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We wear so much lipstick that I started exploring more organic, or clean, lipstick.
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That all sounds clinical, but Cox says the actual process is much more organic.
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The first seems more organic, while the latter requires a certain amount of intellectual deliberation.
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That feels more organic and effortless, with a darkness that's much easier to believe in.
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Or something more organic and free-form that incorporates a variety of shapes and sizes?
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"There's definitely a huge market for that more organic feeling in the photograph," says Frame.
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But much of it has been jettisoned for Andy Blankenbuehler's ('Hamilton') more organic street dancing.
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Even though it sounds bigger than anything we've ever done, it sounds more organic and primal.
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The coming weeks will show whether or not companies are capturing more organic growth, he added.
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But that's more organic, maybe also more musical than the mechanical repetition of a drum computer.
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Sharing means nudging farmers and consumers to adopt more organic habits, which do less damage to wildlife.
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Unlike normal solar panels, Tesla's roof solar panels are individually unique, adding to a more organic feel.
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Some moviegoers enjoy film projections because it creates a more organic and less sterile image compared to digital.
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"This is a return to something that's more organic and natural to us as a species," Levitin said.
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Lense: It's a sit-down sort of place with more organic produce, which is starting to be available.
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Whether this move toward more organic farming means prices will rise in grocery stores remains to be seen.
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If more organic brainstorming sessions are happening than usual, see it as an opportunity to connect with your colleagues.
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These videos are satisfying, but in a more organic way than more simple clips like soap cutting or slime.
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This version is a little more organic and it's not super perfect, which I think gives it more personality.
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Pitches today will span products that create a mortgage marketplace, increase connectivity and help apps get more organic downloads.
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The show can have a more organic quality, and it can be as long as it needs to be.
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Consumers opting for more organic, locally sourced groceries can end up paying drastically more than their traditional food varieties.
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The process is a lot more organic than that, and I think that's the way the game is headed.
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Now, he said, the company is in a better place financially and artistically, and this transition feels more organic.
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And from his mouth, Ms. Masciotti's distinctively awkward dialogue has never sounded more organic, or more revelatory of character.
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Going on a paid dating site felt foreign in comparison to the more organic examples of love around me.
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The more organic video posts from users, the easier it will be for Imgur to slide in lucrative video ads.
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"For more popular songs where there's a higher budget and it's more organic, we'll probably consider that offer," Stokes said.
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But maybe I could buy more organic eggs or nicer shampoo — it would be nice to have that little perk.
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The story feels more organic this time, the emotions more earned, and the interpersonal dynamics richer and more lived-in.
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The best interview questions make the hiring manager stop and reflect, and shift the interview to a more organic conversation.
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This would allow for more organic habitats grown from fungi and the threads that comprise their architecture, known as mycelia.
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As the genre has become smoother, more rigorously structured and more digital, he has become raspier, looser and more organic.
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What's especially interesting about the search interest in Buttigieg is that it is much more organic than for other candidates.
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They must bend the organizations that depend on them toward a fresh, more organic, more real way of doing things.
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But because it represents the tracking in an analog fashion, it feels somehow more organic and appealing than its digital rivals.
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Bruce Stewart-Brown, a food-safety scientist at Perdue Farms, says that his company would love to raise more organic chickens.
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Many of the new watch faces, such as the fire and Breathe app-based faces, look more organic on the screens.
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Or, in practice, do you think that the best way to grow a city might be just a little more organic?
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There did seem to be more organic options overall — but there was a higher cost for those who opted for that.
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These structures were then processed with Zbrush to add more organic details before textures and lighting were baked in with vray.
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Instead of using straight lines in Versum, Barri creates shapes and motion that are more organic and, as he says, wavy.
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The process, he says, is more organic and fluid than that, focusing on finding the right talent for the specific role.
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"Nail technicians push what they know, so they'll swear one is more organic and safer, and they're not," Schoon told me.
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Target, which has been reorganizing its grocery business by adding more organic and fresh food, said those early efforts were disappointing.
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Slums, communal means of building, and other ways of urban independence were presented as a more organic response to the metropolis's needs.
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A friend sharing a post isn't just more organic, it's also content you're more likely to agree with in the first place.
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"But even more significant is that we have more freedom with the design... parts can look more organic, more skeletal," Sevcik said.
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Currently, it's easy for brands to "greenwash" their products, meaning marketing them as more organic and natural than their ingredients actually are.
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Tribal Tools' musical advisor Moshe Yoffe said the company's founder Tal Ben Ari wanted to create a more organic experience for musicians.
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"I tried to combine the scientific components, accurately and rationally, with a more organic one to convey evolution and mutation," Capitanio says.
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I found it actually better on Broadway — tighter, more organic, more a whole in terms of its staging and use of music.
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I'd like to be more organic in our daily diet, but for now, an overall fresh and healthy approach has to be enough.
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My visual expression therefore becomes more organic and with a feeling of it still being in motion, in a [state] of constant change.
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Even in this new experiment by Twitter, trolls could get wise to Twitter's behavioral flagging, and adjust their behavior to appear more organic.
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But if you've already exhausted the millions of cat videos on YouTube (which, how is that even possible?), there's a more organic option.
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And developing countries that are just now building an electrical grid are opting for "a more organic, decentralized model" of renewables, Bailey said.
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Even though a watch may not be simple in terms of stones and carats, it's an easier, lighter, and more organic piece today.
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Given a choice, Ms. Knapp says she would have commissioned a piece with a "more organic feeling," perhaps on linen paper or leather.
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MS. PÉAN: We'd go bankrupt if we had to give pieces away or pay celebrities, so it's really a much more organic relationship.
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You're not joining a multiplayer lobby where you can see a list of who's in there with you; it's more organic than that.
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This album is like the Trader Joe's frozen foods section: convenient, unassailable, and way more organic than it has any right to be.
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" She continued, "I started crying, I couldn't let it go … The scene happened as written, and it happened in a much more organic way.
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I even like that the four corners are slightly curved; it makes the phone feel just a little more organic than it otherwise would.
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Juxtaposed with the disturbing wedding seen earlier in the episode, the Colonies-set wedding calls back to a more organic understanding of the divine.
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What we have is a more organic kind of volunteership, because voters believe that state government affects their lives more than the U.S. Congress.
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And where Isakov may have previously reworked a track endlessly before he could be satisfied, recording with the symphony necessitated a more organic approach.
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The U.S. is already growing more food locally, as well as more organic produce, and U.S. farmers are growing more with sustainability in mind.
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We welcomed breaking and cracking of the forms as a juxtaposition of pristine and geometric casts with ones which are damaged and more organic.
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"People are currently gravitating towards leading healthier more organic lifestyles," explains Dr. Rachel Barrack, a licensed veterinarian who works at New York's Animal Acupuncture.
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Down deep, I harbored the hope that she might give up her vats of glitter-slime just long enough to appreciate something more organic.
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This way your accomplishments have been front-and-center in your boss&apos mind for a while, and discussions about compensation are more organic.
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Instead, this will be a more organic procedure that will follow operations similar to what the Fed conducted before the financial crisis of 2008.
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Alstom Chief Executive Henri Poupart-Lafarge told reporters the company was looking into new avenues for expansion, saying future growth would be "more organic".
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The fun and the fights both seemed more organic and compelling: The estrangement and reconciliation of BFFs Brandi and Stephanie was Housewives at its best.
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"It may have been less processed and more organic," he says, adding that certain types of dairy products tend to be less inflammatory than others.
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Not all products are completely biodegradable, but the more organic materials used in a product, the more biodegradable the product and better for the environment.
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A: The CEOs believe they will find growth through more organic activity but will look for M&A for new markets, skills, IP and talent.
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Yeay's ambition is to create a more organic kind of platform for Yeay's users to tap into opportunities to make videos for products they like.
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RankMyApp – RankMyApp is a tool that helps apps get more organic downloads by ranking higher in the app stores; $28,000 MRR growing 21 percent MoM.
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Andersons' drive to handle more organic and non-GMO farm goods, known as specialty crops, aims to seize on the consumer trend toward those products.
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Was there one moment that brought you to the point where you knew you were going to be doing this again or was it more organic?
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Customers, meanwhile, now include Adobe, Apple, financial services companies like American Express, Union Bank and Black Rock, and more "organic inbound" from more than just startups.
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We preferred the wooden slats since it looked more organic and natural than the ones that have metal bars, which have a more prison-like appearance.
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We had a very specific idea of what we wanted the video to be, but we sat down with Tamra, and her vision was more organic.
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"We're receiving more organic calls now," said Kenneth L. Johnson, the president and D.E.I. recruiter for East Coast Executives, a recruitment firm in New York City.
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You make a pretty persuasive case that this isn't something we can address by just convincing people to pre-chop vegetables and cook more organic beans.
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Indies are, by their nature, more organic creatures; their gatekeepers are mostly the passionate filmmakers who scratch and claw for production money, then shoot on a shoestring.
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Just as Facebook has surpassed Google in generating traffic to publishers, we are seeing the search bar slowly give way to a more organic process of discovery.
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The streamlined setup also allowed Baker to coax more organic performances out of his actors, the vast majority of whom had never acted for a camera before.
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Ziraschev said he was inspired by a book from entrepreneur David Rose called "Enchanted Objects," which spoke of a more organic way of interacting with digital data.
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"I think the whole point of the festival is to be free and express yourself in the more organic fashion while listening to great music," she explained.
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The lack of genetic modification, however, also attracts many consumers who prefer more organic foods, said Pascal Leroy, head of Roquette's pea and new protein business line.
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Target will also drive grocery sales by focusing more on in-house products, add more organic good and improve the freshness of its grocery selection, he said.
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At first glance, it appears a little chaotic, but rather than being a well-oiled machine of barista-led efficiency, service at Maison Bertaux is more organic.
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More organic and culturally specific approaches, the I.C.R.C. proposes, like using the wrestling analogy, can appeal to new combatants on common ground that's already familiar to them.
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This novel checks a lot of boxes — STEM girls, gaslighting, science deniers, explicit consent in the bedroom, mineral exploitation in Africa — but it's more organic than obtrusive.
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In a study, those who ate more organic produce, dairy, meat and other products had 25 percent fewer cancer diagnoses over all, especially lymphoma and breast cancer.
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Before his voluntary internment, Noguchi's sculpture often had a social-realist streak; after he returned, his art turned more organic, and freer, but also at times absurd.
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Pablos: There&aposs things that benefit from being drawn because they feel more organic, and there&aposs, you know, things that are not supposed to look organic.
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It all goes much faster, and I kind of miss how slow it was – it felt like a more organic way for things to grow and develop.
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As a result, it's a more organic adaptation than "Dumbo," although still probably what amounts to an appetizer before "The Lion King" roars its way into the summer.
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Russian trolls would direct message or email Trump Campaign officials and ask for things like campaign buttons, flyers, and posters to make their artificial rallies look more organic.
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At $3.7 trillion spent in just the last 10 months alone, Washington's massive footprint on the economy is clearly crowding out some other means of more organic growth.
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They claimed that animal welfare requirements were expensive, that they would prevent more organic farming, and that animal welfare has "nothing to do" with the concept of organic.
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"We thought of the building as an oyster, with a hard shell top and bottom, and a softer, liquid, more organic interior," said Paola Cattarin, the project architect.
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This version, however, was produced by M.I.A. herself alongside UK producers Switch and Riton, and it's a lot more organic, with minimal drum samples and hollow, winding rhythms.
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They were very uncomfortable with the idea of the show being unscripted, and also with some of the more organic and improv elements that I wanted to use.
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A spokesperson for the artist collective tells The Creators Project that the collective tried to blur this relationship between sound and light so that the installation felt more organic.
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"In the mountains there is a lot of ... very good food like wild fruits, like fish, mushrooms, chicken, everything that is safe, more organic or green food," Liu said.
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The trailer features Groening's familiar character designs, but showcases a look that feels more complicated, modern, and computer-generated than the more organic designs of The Simpsons and Futurama.
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"When you see it, it immediately feels a lot more organic and warm than some austere, über-professional geometric sans," says James Edmondson, a San Francisco-based type designer.
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Among those artists working with more organic materials are Maya Lin, whose "Pin River — Hudson" (2009) creates aerial views of rivers and waterways with steel pins and recycled silver.
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YouTube user Turbo Button (via a post at Gamasutra) just posted a video showing precisely how Breath of the Wild eschews this in favor of a much more organic world.
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Lundberg has rolled out its own experiment very slowly, deciding to give quinoa a shot based on demand and on a desire to grow more organic produce closer to home.
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The designer said the team used the actual structure of a rose to help figure out how to hold the forms and ultimately shortened the dress for more organic movement.
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Why it matters: Buttigieg started with low name recognition and earned more organic search interest than initial media visibility, but reached as high as 4th in a recent nationwide poll.
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This time, it was a more organic move that saw money flow into equities with no other obvious catalyst than a repricing of the market due to a Trump victory.
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In the decades that followed, Loving explored new directions, creating more organic abstractions from torn and sewn pieces of canvas, trading in a restrained formalism for an unbounded, exuberant aesthetic.
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As a result, including social-native talent — like the stars of Brat's shows — in custom video ads is more likely to feel more organic and appeal more to teen viewers.
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Shade sails (between $200 and $500) "are very elegant, and more organic looking," she said, but usually require the installation of posts for mounting (which adds another $500 or so).
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Keeping users inside the app reduces friction of sales quite a bit, offering up ads and product sales as a more organic feature — one that doesn't necessarily feel like advertising.
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"We have the oats, we have the organic milk, and we have more business units working on other products, so there is commitment to more organic offerings," Mahler told Reuters.
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Previously she was shooting politics freelance and working as a photo lab printer for the paper in Washington, D.C. The transition from politics to dance was more organic than jarring.
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The White House staff created a small garden on the roof and started buying more organic and local food for the kitchen, a tradition the George W. Bush administration continued.
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In that way, it feels more organic than a lot of scripts I've read or been sent over the years, once "female empowerment" became a genre a few years ago.
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Archival imagery and new renderings flicker, multiply, and transform to give birth to a new vision of the past, more organic and impressionistic than the regimented knowledge of the museum.
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Policies that have propped up the U.S. stock market are going away in an effort to hand off to more organic growth not dependent on money printing and zero interest rates.
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When he began painting again in the late 1960s, his style had developed into what he called "Oneiric Luminism," characterized by a more organic abstraction focused on light, shadow, and space.
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But as a chef, you can clearly see which produce is more organic, just by how they grow, the shapes, the textures, usually the size, and sometimes the flavor as well.
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Then he concocted a dry bhang masala — a more organic alternative to the bhang lassi, he assured his buyers, than what is available at any of the Government Authorized Bhang Shops.
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As Emma's plans stutter forward and amusingly slip off course, the filmmakers' mild interventions feel less forced, more organic; even a seductive dance and an importunate nosebleed end up working nicely.
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The grand strategy games of Paradox Entertainment are at their most interesting if you make a conscious effort to reject meta-gaming and min-maxing in favor of more organic playstyles.
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He and his allies note how he favored programs to promote more equality in housing and improvements to existing schools and neighborhoods — measures they believe would have led to more organic integration.
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You may primarily think of mac and cheese or cheddar bunny snacks when you hear the name, but it also makes many more organic foods like cereal, frozen meals, and even ketchup.
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H&M has tried to improve its environmental credentials in recent years, using more organic cotton, encouraging customers to recycle their clothing and trialing sales of second-hand clothes in its stores.
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The combination of yoga (to wring out the body's toxins) and meditation (to flood the mind with stillness) felt infinitely more organic than Israel's gathering — the focus was actually on the body.
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We've seen a lot of vaults of zeros and ones in scenes like this, and I just wanted to do something that was a more organic representation of what data would be.
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He mused on past work, reacted to news, and explored in words the ideas that grounded his fantastic illustrations of buildings that seem transported from a lost timeline of more organic modernism.
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For the last few years, Google has been slowly but steadily building out its search results to offer more organic and varied tips than just a string of websites matching your search terms.
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The ad style is similar to the format Snapchat rolled out in June 2016, which also lets companies place ads in between user content in order to create a more organic viewing experience.
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The update will include a "Glorious Retrovision" filter that makes everything look pixelated, and characters will only be able to move in eight directions, a contrast to Diablo 3's more organic movement.
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In anticipation the government has opened a new bottling facility that will increase production capacity to 15,000 tonnes a year, and plans to sell more organic honey and by-products such as beeswax.
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And if event promoters can get more organic reach thanks to the Events app, they're more likely to post their events to Facebook and even pay to promote them with News Feed ads.
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While Target is in the process of reworking its food assortment, including bringing in more organic and local products, Chen expressed concern the retailer is not moving fast enough to roll out changes.
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Over half of U.S. families are buying more organic products than a year ago, the association added, and the country as a whole is shipping more than $500 million in organic products abroad.
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Then, she lays paper mache on top of the form (it's a rice paper that has born torn and re-pieced together to achieve a more "organic" feel) and paints the entire piece.
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"It delivered you exactly what we've come to expect from [CEO] Indra Nooyi's PepsiCo, a dependable set of numbers with great execution and a lot more organic growth that Coca-Cola, " Cramer said.
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But rather than a conventional "best" list, recognizing the "most satisfying" films and programs felt like a more organic way to pay homage to projects that delivered on their promise or exceeded expectations.
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Together with girlfriend Ashley Langan, Sanchez finally built his sound box to fine-tune the technique and make prints available to those who are looking for a more "organic" way of sound visualization.
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Along with Bourelly, SXSW performances by Oakland singer Kehlani and UK import Shakka offered mesmerizing looks at a genre trending toward a more organic, down-to-earth, musically omnivorous, and globally aware approach.
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Just over half of Millennials and 57% of Millennial parents said they are buying more organic products now than they did five years prior, according to a September YouGov analysis commissioned by Whole Foods.
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Valve's incoming changes do away with the first-party Majors system, replacing it instead with "a more organic approach" wherein Valve will certify third-party tournaments as Majors or Minors depending on their prize funds.
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Meeting a total stranger and hoping for a friendship is unquestionably more intimidating than going to a party and/or meeting a friend-of-a-friend for drinks in a more organic, less-forced setting.
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Lawmakers who are critical of the bill have proposed the creation of a national pesticide policy that would aim to reduce Brazil&aposs reliance on hazardous products and encourage the use of more organic pesticides.
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Which does start to sound a little bit like regime change as a service… Stepping back, there is also a question of whether micromanaged civic disobedience is philosophically different to more organic expressions of discontent.
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But analysts say Samsung Electronics may lack viable alternatives other than LG Display given its display-making unit - Samsung Display - is cutting LCD production to focus on making more organic light-emitting diode screens for smartphones.
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As consumers also look for fresher foods and more organic and natural offerings, shelf space in the supermarket center aisles, long dominated by big brands like Kellogg, Kraft Heinz and Campbell Soup — is also simply shrinking.
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He has had more organic interactions on Facebook in the past three months than the other seven following Democratic candidates combined, and he has had three times more video views on Facebook than any other candidate.
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The depth to which the soil thaws at the end of summer has likewise increased, indicating that the top layer of what used to be permafrost has added more organic matter to the microbial dining table.
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Fortnite doesn't have traditional in-game ad formats, but instead allows brands to participate in more organic ways, like by creating sponsored skins — outfits for players' avatars — or community experiences, like co-viewing an organization's event.
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He opens up his world a lot here, both in sound and style—refining those electronic gasps into more pop directions and folding in even more organic instruments (peep the lovelorn and elastic guitar work on "Bbni").
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" The 24-year-old said that "I always ask fans 'what's your favorite media'…and 95 percent of the time they say Snapchat," Smith said, adding that he found his Snapchat connections were "more organic and engaged.
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Having a friend in common often speeds up the process, or at least makes things feel a tad more organic than when you're shooting off emails to well-connected strangers with all the deadly precision of a sniper.
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Ilana says she thinks DM-sliding can be better than "traditional" online dating, because her conversation with her boyfriend-to-be felt more organic and less stilted than it would have in the confines of a dating app.
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Walmart, Costco and other grocery chains are using their supply chain efficiencies to source more organic foods at lower costs to existing customers, along with those who want both lower costs and healthy food in one shopping experience.
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Achilles Heel was a response to that in the sense that where it would have been really natural to go further in that reaction, I just wanted to turn around and see something more organic and less pretentious.
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While some coaches opt for organized activities to foster relationships — Rafa Benítez, who is trying to bring Newcastle back to the Premier League, took his players rock-climbing — Ancelotti has tried to be more organic with Bayern Munich.
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Though the sculpture fits in with a certain style of work in the '90s that championed using more organic materials like eggshells and bones, the somber implications of airplanes hitting a bull's-eye are too chilling to overlook.
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Carrefour is in the midst of a five-year plan to cut costs, boost E-commerce investment, offer more organic products and own-brand labels to tackle competition from the likes of domestic rival Leclerc and online giant Amazon.
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Unlike Dragon Age: Inquisition, which goes as far as to ascribe discrete loyalty stats to each relationship, Mass Effect's solution to creating more organic relationships came down to tying relationships into character-specific side missions (which often involve combat).
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Carrefour said it was sticking to the financial targets laid out in its 'Carrefour 2022' plan, which also includes expanding into convenience stores to cut its exposure to large hypermarket stores and having more organic products and private labels.
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Strack, which added juice bars and more organic and prepared meals to its stores in recent years, is the largest employer in Northern Indiana with about 4,250 employees, according to a filing with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware.
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But there's also been a counter movement that seeks to make the latest tech feel more organic by enveloping it in leather and wood cases, as Moto did with its phones, or giving it a familiar design from the past.
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And the more organic stuff all feels like trolling now -- because if you put an ounce of thought into something funny (or trying to be funny) it risks appearing as if you're pandering for clicks over a more 'natural' joking vibe.
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Calvin Harris's current singles—or even the Chainsmokers' current singles—which are essentially bending production to the universes of human artists instead of the other way around, are a good example of how this trend has evolved and become more organic.
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"Every year we really look around for people who can take a prompt from us and run with an idea and create something that's a more organic result than something totally scripted," Squarespace founder and CEO Anthony Casalena told Mashable.
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The most satisfying movies and TV of 2018 Rather than a conventional "best" list, recognizing the "most satisfying" films and programs felt like a more organic way to pay homage to projects that delivered on their promise or exceeded expectations.
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So I asked my colleague Brandon Hardin to pull a more organic measure, interactions on the candidates' Facebook pages the week after Bloomberg announced, and it's pretty much what you'd expect: Bernie dominates, Warren is second, and Bloomberg is the floor.
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The soils produced by the 700-year-old practice, known as "African dark earths", contain up to 300 percent more organic carbon than other soils, and are capable of supporting far more intensive farming, said the anthropologist behind the study.
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"Right now, it's the absence of any federal policy" — a more organic, government-led efforts to bring jobs and investment to areas outside Silicon Valley — "that has every member of Congress out for themselves making a sales pitch," he said in an interview.
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The pair were filming scenes for their football movie, when LL Cool J began pushing Foxx, and then punched him in the face while he was wearing a helmet (according to LL, the fight was just acting, to make things feel more organic).
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The group is in the midst of a five-year plan to cut costs, boost its e-commerce investments in food, and offer more organic products and own-brand labels to tackle competition from the likes of Amazon and domestic rival Leclerc.
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But imagine, in addition, more organic lawns made of pollinator-friendly grasses peppered with clovers, violets, chamomile and other flowering lawn plants; imagine short green turf replaced in places by a diverse wealth of native plants bringing new colors, scents and blooms.
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The second prize was split three ways, with Brazil honored for a policy of buying food for school meals from family farms; Denmark for a successful plan to get people buying more organic food, and Ecuador's capital Quito for boosting urban gardening.
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By the time they came back together for the Amazon documentary last year, the move felt like another tool in the multimedia arsenal — including reality television, Vegas residencies, and social media — that allows pop stars to extend their life cycles in a more organic way.
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"This is so much more organic in terms of what is occurring in our conference right now and it's what previously frustrated many members -- they felt like decisions were made on high and that they were simply asked to salute," Price told CNN. Rep.
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Venture capitalists are buzzing about the outreach in part because the recruiting experience at VC firms tends to be more organic and relationship-driven — courting younger talent gradually over lunches, through mutual friends and, for more senior roles, a sometimes years-long dialogue about the job.
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Today, new entrants such as Germany's Lidl are coming into the market and chains like Aldi (also from Germany) are adding and revamping stores by adding more organic and specialty merchandise such as gluten-free foods, at low prices, to attract shoppers, creating an hyper-competitive environment.
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A couple of years ago, when Lundberg Family Farms, an organic rice and grains business, wanted to add to the 14,000 acres of organic land it had under cultivation, no more organic property was available — or at least at a price the company was willing to pay.
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Hadid's 70,000-square-foot headquarters for the Bee'ah Corporation, an environmental and waste consultancy in Sharjah, in the United Arab Emirates, is even more organic in design: a 70-foot-high, dunelike composition that looks as though it was swept into place by a desert wind.
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So it's our job to examine the power structures that bring it into existence and examine the sociological and business advantages that greater awareness, more organic cultural connections to the societies that they will eventually serve and a diverse and inclusive engineering culture can make for better tech.
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Making the campaign even more organic, the couple shot down in Miami, a city where they've laid a foundation for their families, including Rodriguez's daughters Natasha, 14, and Ella, 10 (with ex-wife Cynthia Scurtis) and Lopez's 11-year-old twins Max and Emme (with ex-husband Marc Anthony).
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We're going to reevaluate whether we can be competitive in those products, or if we're better off reallocating those resources to products that are doing really well or new areas of innovation that are more organic and more unique and differentiated to Twitter and that drive really strong engagement.
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Nicknamed "Capability" for his propensity to tell clients that their property had the "capability" for improvement, Brown revolutionized garden design, freeing it from the formal French style to looser and more organic shapes — rounded forms where the reigning style was geometric and straight — while integrating the great house within the setting.
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I think if she'd flipped that equation so that the back of the tongue was bunched and stiff and sort of anchored and the front of tongue was spread out … I think she would've had a foundational logic that would've stitched the sounds together and made it more organic and flowing.
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We also weren't given the opportunity to prepare for interviews, forcing us to approach these stories in a more organic way than you might typically see on TV. So all I knew about Bundy when I stepped onto that ranch was what I had gleaned from the headlines the previous year.
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This was the foundation for the album, but the songs evolved on their own and like an unkept garden, it became overgrown with ideas, poisonous weeds, corrosive insects, rot and decay until those feral ideas eventually overtook the initial concept and expanded into something more interpretive, a more organic abomination.
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Though DaBaby's rise has felt more organic — and for rap, nearly old-fashioned, based largely on undeniable verses, beats and outlandish videos — compared with the meme-driven phenomena of a 6ix9ine or Lil Nas X, it has not been without its extracurricular viral moments, most of them controversial at minimum.
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According to van Hook, when Colorado released its first list of approved pesticides in 2015, some of the substances on the list wouldn't meet USDA organic criteria, meaning that a Clean Green certified product was still more organic than one that simply met the standards of the Colorado Department of Agriculture.
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It's an access point to an amiable throwback of an album that cherishes analog-style 1990s hip-hop, with a jazzy studio band and guests including Bilal, Raphael Saadiq, Ladybug Mecca (of Digable Planets), Laeticia Sadier (of Stereolab) and Luther Vandross's vocals from "So Amazing," reimagined with a more organic backup track.
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Developing a social media presence that seems more human, more organic and more willing to be bold will not only help companies stand out in the Trump era, it will set them up to be able to use that voice to engage with Trump himself in the medium where he clearly feels most at home.
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As the thinking on diversity in America has evolved from the metaphor of a melting pot to a mosaic, in which each piece keeps its integrity while enriching the whole, the concept of fusion has become archaic, replaced by a more organic understanding of how food changes when people immigrate and have to adapt to the ingredients on hand.
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Yeah, this is what I take out, and then I print it small, and then I rephotograph it, and then I print the bigger files on latex and vinyl, and this [pointing to her sculptures] is some kind of PVC-like, shower-curtain-like material, and this is thin PVC, and those more organic ones are latex.
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Making the situation even more fluid, Dolby has also been bringing high dynamic range imagery into movie theaters with Dolby Cinema, a laser-based projection system that takes advantage of many of the same strengths as Dolby Vision and arguably creates a more organic, fluid pipeline from theater to home release, particularly for filmmakers like Pete Docter who have been quite enthusiastic about Dolby's solution.
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While there's a bit of a tradeoff being made there (I'll admit to sighing over the loss of this lovely image from Hades and Persephone's first meeting: "The smell of the flowers she held in her hand, / The pollen that fell from her fingertips, / And suddenly Hades was only a man, / With the taste of nectar on his lips"), that revision means that the story now feels more organic to the characters.
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