But Black Panther recaps all of the most pertinent details.
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In fact, she asked the most pertinent question of the day.
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Through it all, the most pertinent question will continue to linger.
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The most pertinent thing to ask is as follows: is this esports?
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It mined them for the most relatable tidbit, the most pertinent comment.
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The most pertinent piece of advice from MAS is an obvious one.
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Perhaps the most pertinent example is Gilead sponsoring New York City Pride.
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But arguably it is the interwar period that is the most pertinent parallel.
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It reveals nothing about the elements of Lessin's biography that seem most pertinent.
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But, Mr. Travers added, that might not even be the most pertinent question.
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They weaponize his political opponents and simultaneously distract from the most pertinent details.
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The "bench binders" we clerks prepared always included a few of the most pertinent cases.
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The most pertinent one, however, is that one of the two is actually available for purchase.
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In other words, it is only the most pertinent memories of a trauma that are indelible.
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It would all depend on what the government decides are the most pertinent competitors, Voigt said.
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It would all depend on what the government decides are the most pertinent competitors, Voigt said.
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But it's the upstream impacts that are most pertinent in terms of supply-demand dynamics and pricing.
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But it's on the remix to "THat Part" that feels like the most pertinent remix they've worked on.
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The Evidence Lab first leans on UBS' army of sell-side analysts to discover investors' most pertinent questions.
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Did he notice her sitting in the front row of his lectures, always asking the most pertinent questions?
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Did he notice her sitting in the front row of his lectures, always asking the most pertinent questions?
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The most pertinent spec after the screen is the battery life, and I can report that it's very good.
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It's as if we're intentionally blinding ourselves to the most pertinent facts every time anyone talks about nationwide polls.
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We believe three of the five are most pertinent to our theme of refraining from a rush to justice.
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This is most pertinent to emerging markets, where the expansion of trade activity and dollar borrowing has been strongest.
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Instead, you could consider listing previous jobs under "Experience Highlights" so you can pick and choose the most pertinent.
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The startup's most pertinent problem is creating the autonomous stabilization technologies that will make flying the Speeder effortless and safe.
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Still, despite its many stunning creative feats, the film's most pertinent achievement is that so many people went to see it.
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But the facts about mosques that are most pertinent to our national conversation are the ones most Republican candidates refuse to discuss.
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The most pertinent question put to him by journalists was why he was the only player who had made such a gesture.
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The most pertinent and most cited quote was from James Madison's Federalist 51: If men were angels no government would be necessary.
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Villeroy said that the ECB needed to better listen to the general public on inflation and chose the most pertinent inflation index.
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Villeroy said that the ECB needed to better listen to the general public on inflation and chose the most pertinent inflation index.
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But it turned out the most pertinent part of that evocative shot was the enveloping darkness on her side of the door.
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The question that we rarely ask, but which is the most pertinent of all, is how will that person do at the job?
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That last question was perhaps the most pertinent one, acting as an umbrella of sorts for all those other questions to sit under.
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The disservice becomes unimaginable when it leaves the most pertinent question lingering: Did the President of the United States actually commit a crime?
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It's a record number of contests for a special election, and you can read more about the candidates and the most pertinent issues here.
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The three hope their companies sheer sizes will help bring the necessary scale and resources to tackle the health-care system's most pertinent issues.
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The three hope their companies' sheer sizes will help bring the necessary scale and resources to tackle the health-care system's most pertinent issues.
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"Jane Cum" is maybe the most pertinent case, its vocal take embodying the kind of controlled melodrama that Kate Bush nailed on "Hounds of Love".
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Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Chief Kerr Putney said there are other videos, but indicated the two released Friday are the most pertinent toward determining what happened.
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Their third and most pertinent hypothesis was that kissing is the human way of increasing arousal and therefore increasing the chances of getting it on.
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There are too many questions to list here, but some of the most pertinent involve compensation: How much are you being paid, and by whom?
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And he was as attentive to the technical attributes of a Hollywood chestnut as he was to whatever off-screen dish and dirt was most pertinent.
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The program can dissect a financial report the moment it appears and spit out an immediate news story that includes the most pertinent facts and figures.
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By shifting the focus toward inspiring social good, Oculus is allowing the conversation to drift more towards overcoming some of VR's most pertinent accessibility and impact problems.
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The three titans hope that the sheer sizes of their companies will help bring the necessary scale and resources to tackle the health-care system's most pertinent issues.
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However, perhaps the most pertinent non-Schengen country in terms of touring is the United Kingdom, which has its own immigration and visa policy for non-EU folks.
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But perhaps most pertinent at the moment: Women are more than half the electorate, they vote more than men, and they tend to vote Democratic more than men.
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The president whose footsteps are most pertinent to Harris, the president who she will be measured against should she prevail against her fellow Democratic candidates, is Donald Trump.
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Most pertinent to this case, the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1952 gives the president sweeping powers to restrict the classes of aliens that can enter the country.
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"Our work is most pertinent to systems that are carefully protected against software attacks, but—as we show—may be wide open to inexpensive physical attacks," Tromer said.
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That's perhaps the simplest way to frame the findings of the 3523 AI Index Report, which collects data around a number of the most pertinent trends in artificial intelligence.
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Instead of building on its most pertinent themes — or on any themes — The Darkest Minds wanders around haplessly in a fog of tired tropes and unmotivated bits of plot.
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Biz believes that tapping into a network of people is the best way to find answers utilizing network intelligence to search and find the most pertinent and useful information.
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In sub-Saharan Africa, one in three people reported having done so, with women in the region reporting sexual extortion as the most pertinent land corruption issue, it said.
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And it's this individualism of form and function that I think comprises the most pertinent character of the game, early doors anyway, beyond its cast and their various quests.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 2): 82%What critics said: "This second season of Narcos: Mexico is perhaps the the harshest, the most violent, and the most pertinent yet.
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One of the most pertinent moments in Neeson's follow-up interview with Roberts came when he confidently asserted that "this was 40 years ago" and stated that he isn't racist.
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Ryan Bassil Between sampling Dizzee Rascal's "Sirens" and painting an aching picture of the effects of racial profiling, "Blue Lights" became one of the most pertinent hits of the year.
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The most pertinent question that came out of Conor McGregor's first meeting with Nate Diaz was whether he could rally from behind to secure a win when the chips were down.
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While the most pertinent question on everyone's mind is who will win the biggest support within each party in the Iowa caucuses, that aspect of the competition likely won't matter much.
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Destroying history The most pertinent ruin of Lagos' diminishing Afro-Brazilian cityscape is that of Iloja Bar, which stood on Tinubu Square and was the center of the community's social scene.
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Most pertinent in the assemblage of a new Knicks management team is the point about very slow executive progress for minorities, even in the league widely recognized as the most enlightened.
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Indeed, the most pertinent issue at stake in each election may well be whether the Republicans obtain a mere majority in the Senate or a supermajority capable of overriding any filibuster.
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But the biggest criticism — and the most pertinent, when we're talking about a movie like The Hunt — has to do with the contrast between how sexual content and violent content are rated.
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In case van Dyk edits his LinkedIn page, here's exactly what the most pertinent bullet points said: - Executive producer of Diablo, a TV adaptation of Blizzard Entertainment's IP, rendered in anime style.
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Read the full Senate report if you like, but here are the most pertinent details I think: Novartis's CEO at the time, Joseph Jimenez, had two scheduled calls with Cohen in April.
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" Here are some of the notable lines from the song: But perhaps the most pertinent line in the video, in reference to the presidential race: "This crazy circus, it's gone cuckoo-ca-choo.
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That question — about being confronted and challenged on the most core of beliefs — underlines the final trend, which may be the most pertinent at the end of a long, turbulent year in America.
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When I look at Wisconsin and Michigan I think the 2012 results are the most pertinent, because in 2008 McCain had given up in those states and in 2016 Clinton famously neglected the region.
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But the single event most pertinent to Facebook's future, and with the most explanatory power regarding its recent past, came in January, when the company admitted its flagship site had found a worrying limit.
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Even the standard critics' trick of naming earlier shows that Undone co-creators Raphael Bob-Waksberg and Kate Purdy have worked on won't be especially helpful, because the most pertinent one is BoJack Horseman.
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The upshot is that both scholars and laymen can pull out clutches of papers on particular topics from the database, with a reasonable presumption that those papers are the ones most pertinent to their needs.
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Here's the most pertinent fact that I can direct a reader to remember: Hollywood theories and courtroom convictions are about as far apart as the conflicting stories Davern told investigators in 1981 and in 2011.
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Maybe the most pertinent versions of Trump's all-caps freakout meme are those trying to get inside the president's head and explain why he was mashing that caps lock at 11:24 PM on a Sunday.
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Zoltan offers three different tiers of service: the basic package runs about $100 and includes "10 email responses" and "10 SMS responses" to answer your most pertinent questions about how to win him or her back.
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The face automatically displays all the info that's most pertinent to you using machine learning, so it can adjust to your usage patterns and settings to provide the most applicable info depending on the time of day.
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A market gauge of long-term euro zone inflation expectations on Thursday rose as high as 1.235% - a near four-week high - given progress on one of the most pertinent sources of economic uncertainty facing the euro zone.
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There are some fines associated with it, but any person who is convicted of treason, and I think most pertinent for current circumstances, uh, permanently loses their right to run for or hold office in the United States government.
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But perhaps the most pertinent rule, and one that comes up more often than unsportsmanlike conduct or muttering things into a microphone, is that once spellers start a word, they can't change the sequence of the letters they spelled.
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The most pertinent news for him, as her boss, was that she would from that point forward go by a different name at work, and she would still wear professional attire appropriate for her work as a funeral director.
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The most pertinent of the three cases in terms of Republican Trump administration priorities involves whether immigrants in custody for deportation proceedings have the right to a hearing to request their release when their cases are not promptly adjudicated.
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But Simons' power to steer focus onto the most pertinent societal anxieties and unhappy politics of our time is an example of how fashion can contribute a new vocabulary — and by doing so, bring new, more diverse audiences into it.
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The embattled social network, which has found itself facing government scrutiny, strict new regulations in Europe, criticism from politicians and now, a plummeting stock price, has been apologizing so often that it's difficult to know which mea culpas are most pertinent.
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Second, when Dr Turok was asking fellow African researchers which subjects would be most pertinent to the continental scientific Renaissance he hoped to trigger, most agreed that maths, which is fundamental to the rest of science, was the one to go for.
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The problem is when people search for something on Google (or Amazon, Apple, etc.) they're under the impression that what's at the top is the most pertinent to what they're looking for, and don't know that other factors are at play as well.
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Whereas so much of Washington is stocked with bureaucrats, whose main function seems to be to keep their heads down and protect their jobs, Gottlieb, a physician, has been outspoken about some of the most pertinent healthcare issues affecting individuals and families across the country.
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Ms Hobbs has highlighted the bits that are most pertinent to the 21st century, focusing on Plato's analysis of democracy, how it is vulnerable to attacks both from without and within, on the role of women, the danger of alternative facts, of fake news and of sophistry.
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The most pertinent answer to that question in Texas as elsewhere is the killer did it because he could — he could get the firepower, a viciously effective Ruger assault rifle, and register his grievance as something supreme in his mind by applying destructive force upon the innocent.
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Perhaps the most pertinent question—with the announcement of the awful UFC 230 main event and pay-per-view buyrates in the toilet since the WME takeover—is will the UFC ever be able to actually use their biggest attraction, Conor McGregor, to create stars out of their many other brilliant fighters?
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When you visit an online marketplace like Xbox, Spotify, Google Search, Apple's App Store, or Amazon, the products you see on that platform — video games, songs, search results, apps, consumer goods — aren't necessarily visible because they're the highest rated or the bestsellers or even the most pertinent to what you're looking for.
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"In accordance with the Indian procedure, French companies have full freedom to choose the Indian industrial partners they consider to be most pertinent and then to propose to the Indian government for approval the offset projects they want to carry out in India with local partners to respect their obligations," it added.
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" Sielewicz links this particularly to marginalized artists, whose first-person works form the majority of the exhibition: "The art and the world today need strong manifestations of solidarity and courage in relation to the most pertinent issues that we have to deal with today: class inequality, social exclusion, marginalization of LGBT people and people of color, austerity, and xenophobia.
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Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) asked a very broad question (Do you think guns have any place in or around schools?)DeVos should have realized that drawing an example from a small school in Wyoming that has a fence to keep grizzlies away from the children's outdoor playground might not be the most pertinent to offer a liberal senator from an urban state that experienced one of the most horrendous schoolhouse massacres in American history (Sandy Hook).
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It appears that UNT is more concerned with giving you the most pertinent information first and not worried so much about having a rigid sentence order. More research needs to be done but this is how the language appears to work.
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In the Los Angeles Times, freshman critic Kevin Thomas called it "one of the intentionally funniest and most pertinent pictures to come out of Universal in years."Thomas, Kevin. "Accent on Comedy in 'The Love God?'". Los Angeles Times. Jul.
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The most pertinent example is the cyclin-dependent kinase inhibitor Sic1, which binds to the SCF subunit of Cdc4 in a phosphorylation dependent manner. No regular secondary structures are gained upon phosphorylation and the different phosphorylation sites interchange in the complex.
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Melis played college basketball at Kenyon College. He was the captain of the team during 1981-82 season. Moreover, he is still one of the most pertinent players of his college, having almost 49% at field goals.kenyon.edu MEN'S BASKETBALL - INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS kenyon.
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SR 96 passes through the counties of Crawford, Richland and Ashland. There are no stretches of the highway that are included within the National Highway System, a system of highways identified as being most pertinent for the economy, mobility and defense of the nation.
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Baruch responds with several theological questions for God. For this study, Baruch’s inquiry about the future of Israel and the honor of the Lord are most pertinent (2 Baruch 3:4-6). Baruch learns that the Lord will destroy the city, not the enemy.
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In 2000, the Expert Group of the World Health Organization considered developmental toxicity as the most pertinent risk of dioxins to human beings. Because people are usually exposed simultaneously to several dioxin-like chemicals, a more detailed account is given at dioxins and dioxin-like compounds.
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The busts are quarter length, showing Scipione Borghese in his robes and biretta, as appropriate for his position as a cardinal of the Roman Church. The movement and liveliness of the sitter is one of the busts’ most pertinent feature.'Scipione Borghese' in Bernini Scultore La Tecnica Esecutiva, ed. Anna Coliva, 2002, pps.
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A Self report study is one in which participants are simply asked to report their own feelings or thoughts. There are many problems in research associated with self-report. The most pertinent one being the validity and reliability of measures as they are completely subjective rather than objective. People can misrepresent themselves or misinterpret the questions posed to them.
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Still, the mission stays the same: remaining dedicated to the people the Yemeni American News serves and providing the information they need. Serving 15,000 readers each month, YAN provides coverage in both English and Arabic through our online and print editions. Their website is updated every day with on-the-ground reporting, broader analysis, and the most pertinent information for their readers.
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Madison covered the history of republics and confederacies, along with the anatomy of the new government. Hamilton covered the branches of government most pertinent to him: the executive and judicial branches, with some aspects of the Senate, as well as covering military matters and taxation.Chernow, pp. 247–48. The papers first appeared in The Independent Journal on October 27, 1787.
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AIF provides a platform for business leaders, academics and human capital experts to discuss some of the most pertinent issues facing businesses in Malaysia and regionally. Speakers AIF has hosted include Tan Sri Andrew Sheng, Professor Dave Ulrich, Professor Kishore Mahbubani, Professor John Kay, Manfred F.R. Kets de Vries and Brett King. AIF is often called to participate at international conferences to share its findings.
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He collected European furniture, and French post-impressionist and Fauvist artworks. His art collection included works by Cézanne, Derain, Despiau, de Vlaminck, Picasso, Rembrandt, Renoir, Van Gogh and Vuillard. alt=Four storey red brick building with a white clock tower. Oppenheimer brought together intellectuals at the height of their powers and from a variety of disciplines to answer the most pertinent questions of the age.
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The Israel Council on Foreign Relations publishes a tri-annual journal called the Israel Journal of Foreign Affairs, which has been called "one of the best publications in the field."Cashman, Greer Fay. "Grapevine." The Jerusalem Post 18 June 2014: 16. Print. It focuses specifically on issues of international relations most pertinent to Israel and the Jewish people, and attracts the writing of leading authorities and statesmen from Israel and abroad.
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Légifrance is the official website of the French government for the publication of legislation, regulations, and legal information. Access to the site is free. Virtually complete, it presents or refers to all concerned institutions or administrations, all texts still in force since 1539 Légifrance Ordinance of Villers-Cotterêts of 10 August 1539. and all the upper courts jurisprudence since 1986 as well as the most pertinent one of all courts since 1875.
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As imaging scans are expensive and sometimes unavailable, and the analysis of CSF requires an invasive lumbar puncture procedure, ADNI blood samples are being used to develop diagnostic blood tests for clinical use. These are currently not as accurate as other methods. Prediction Deep learning algorithms which extract the most pertinent information from MRI scans can also predict the progression of MCI patients to AD several years in advance with accuracies of greater than 90%.
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Episodes of past environmental change are typically defined by marine oxygen isotope stages (MIS) that are derived from oxygen isotope signals in planktonic foraminifera found in marine cores. The climatic fluctuations documented from MIS 6 through to MIS 3 spans the duration of the southern African MSA. These stages are therefore most pertinent. In the archaeological context, environmental proxies typically come from a broad range of sources such as microfauna, macrofauna, fossil pollen, dune sediments and speleothems.
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For example, various web applications employ AJAX to automatically complete query terms and suggest popular searches. Another common example of lookahead is the way in which search engines annotate results with summary information about those results, including both static information (e.g., metadata about the objects) and "snippets" of document text that are most pertinent to the words in the search query. Relevance feedback allows users to guide an IR system by indicating whether particular results are more or less relevant.
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The US Department of Defense stated in 1988 that record-keeping may have been inadequate aboard some of the ships, and the most pertinent log books were lost at sea. A ninth LST () was scheduled to be in the convoy, but was damaged. Author Nigel Lewis speculates that some or all of its infantrymen may have been aboard LST 507 when it went down. Various eyewitness accounts detail hasty treatment of casualties and rumours circulated of unmarked mass graves in Devon fields.
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While it is true that many sensitive documents were destroyed, the bureaucracy nonetheless was so immense and so dispersed, that most pertinent materials could be reconstructed either from copies or from a vast array of more peripheral ones. From these documents, The Destruction proceeds to outline the treatment of the Jews by the Nazi State through a succession of very different stages, each one more extreme, more dehumanizing than that which preceded it, eventually leading to the final stage: the physical destruction of the European Jews.
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The Diario Oficial is the official journal of the Government of Colombia that contains the laws, decrees, acts, and most pertinent documents and public notices of the President, Congress, and government agencies of Colombia. It is a daily (except holidays) publication, and was established on 28 April 1864 by means of an executive decree issued by President Manuel Murillo Toro; its first issue appeared on 30 April 1864, publishing the legal information of the day before. The Diario Oficial is printed by the National Printing Office.
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A team's strength of schedule is one of the most pertinent considerations for the committee in making its selections. Other factors that the committee weighs are conference championships, team records, and head-to-head results, plus other points such as injuries and weather. Unlike the BCS system, the AP Poll, Coaches' Poll, and the Harris Poll, computer rankings are not used to make the selections. Advanced statistics and metrics are expected to be submitted to the committee, though like other analytics, they have no formal role in the decision.
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Each Command & Conquer game has included the ability to play multiplayer games against other players. Each box of Command & Conquer contained two CD copies of the game, making multiplayer gaming possible with a single purchase of the game. Westwood Studios advertised this on the packaging with the slogan "A second copy, so you and your friend can destroy each other." This resulted in Command & Conquer becoming the first RTS game title to feature competitive online play, and this is considered the most pertinent outside factor in the success of Command & Conquer.
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The trial court convicted the first accused, but acquitted Goliath on the basis that he had acted under compulsion. The State, however, reserved certain questions of law for decision by the Appellate Division. The most pertinent of these was whether or not the defence of compulsion could ever constitute a defence to murder. In reply, the Appellate Division confirmed that Goliath had been rightly acquitted, that is, it accepted that necessity, in the form of compulsion, can be a complete defence to the killing of an innocent third person.
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Most pertinent, the reconnaissance revealed that no large force was located south of the Suwon-Kumnyangjang-ni line but that organized groups did hold positions along it. Having successfully concluded Wolfhound on 20 January, Ridgway instructed his Corps commanders to devise similar operations. General Milburn responded on the 22nd with an infantry-armor strike built around the 35th Infantry Regiment that in concept nearly duplicated Operation Wolfhound. Two small encounters during the one-day operation resulted in three PVA/KPA killed and one captured with no losses to the regiment.
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Passion and Warfare won Vai a number of awards such as Guitar World and Guitar Player's "Best Album" and "Best Rock Guitarist" awards. Passion and Warfare has been cited as one of the most pertinent instrumental albums released. 1990 also saw the release of the Ibanez Universe seven-string guitar co-designed by Vai in conjunction with Ibanez. Vai left Whitesnake in 1990 to pursue his own musical avenues, and formed a band that included Devin Townsend on vocals, T. M. Stevens on bass, and Terry Bozzio on drums.
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In other instances, tipsters reported seeing face masks that cost $10 each, cases of water for $35, and bottles of hand sanitizer for $60. Whitmer issued a second order on March 20 which "focuses enforcement resources on the cases most pertinent to the emergency by clarifying which price increases constitute price gouging."Whitmer issues new executive order on price-gouging related to coronavirus MLive.com, March 20, 2020 As of April 14, 3,541 complaints have been received.Michigan AG’s office has received more than 3,500 complaints about price-gouging related to coronavirus MLive.
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There he found letters, notebooks, catalogues, and most pertinent of all, an early draft of Locke's "An Essay Concerning Human Understanding", hitherto presumed missing. Aaron's research led to the 1937 publication of a book covering the life and work of Locke, which subsequently became the accepted standard work on the subject. The proofs were read by Rhiannon Morgan, whom Aaron married in 1937. They had five children. Aaron produced several more books and articles, including a book in Welsh on the history of philosophy, Hanes athroniaeth—o Descartes i Hegel in 1932.
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Our inquiries into the quantum domain find most pertinent whatever it is that happens in between the events by means of which we obtain our only information. Our accounts of the quantum domain are based on interactions of macro domain instruments and sense organs with physical events, and those interactions give us some but not all of the information we seek. We then seek to derive further information from series of those experiments in an indirect way. One interpretation of this conundrum is given by Werner Heisenberg in his 1958 book, Physics and Philosophy,p.
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Traditional mapping can represent only one surface and therefore implies a choice from the authors about the most pertinent information to highlight. For example, traditional geological maps, printed on paper, choose generally to show the substratum of rocks underneath unrepresented soil cover. Multilayered mapping holds different layers of information in a Geographical Information System and allows the representation of each layer or a combination of them at request. While the geological substratum may be of interest for scientists and explorers looking for mineral resources, the superficial formations are important for the urbanists and builders in need of construction material.
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This tipi is used for peyote ceremonies in the Native American Church, one of the main religions affected by the Religious Freedom Restoration Act The Religious Freedom Restoration Act applies to all religions, but is most pertinent to Native American religions that are burdened by increasing expansion of government projects onto sacred land. In Native American religion the land they worship on is very important. Often the particular ceremonies can only take place in certain locations because these locations have special significance. This, along with peyote use, are the main parts of Native American religions that are often left unprotected.
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Paul Kehrer and Sean Schulte had the idea of a search engine for screenshots of The Simpsons based on quotes from the show for several years. The two often communicated using lines from the series while at work, and it was very hard for them to find screenshots related to the quotes on Google. Development of Frinkiac began around August 2015. Most of Frinkiac's code, written in the Go language in around a week, determines which screenshot frame is most pertinent to the search term by cutting each scene into 100 buckets of matching size amount.
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The salience network is a cingulate-frontal operculum network that includes core nodes in the anterior cingulate and anterior insula. A salience network is a large- scale brain network involved in detecting and orienting the most pertinent of the external stimuli and internal events being presented. Individuals who have a tendency to experience negative emotional states (scoring high on measures of neuroticism) show an increase in the right anterior insula during decision- making, even if the decision has already been made. This atypically high activity in the right anterior insula is thought to contribute to the experience of negative and worrisome feelings.
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The orchestration relies heavily on the percussion section and is otherwise fairly simple. It has been labelled by some as minimalistic, a term which is most pertinent in terms of the melodic line. Orff's last work, De temporum fine comoedia (Play on the End of Times), had its premiere at the Salzburg Festival on 20 August 1973, and was performed by Herbert von Karajan and the WDR Symphony Orchestra Cologne and Chorus. In this highly personal work, Orff presented a mystery play, sung in Greek, German, and Latin, in which he summarized his view of the end of time.
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The Israel Journal of Foreign Affairs is a foreign policy review focused especially on issues of international relations most pertinent to Israel and the Jewish people. It was established in 2006 by David Kimche and is published triannually by Routledge on behalf of the Israel Council on Foreign Relations (ICFR). In addition to scholarly articles and reflections by Israeli and foreign statesmen, the journal publishes transcripts of ICFR events as well as book reviews.Israel Journal of Foreign Affairs - About the IJFA The journal has been called "one of the best publications in the field" and praised for its quality.
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Theoretical psychology is a rational, non-experimental approach to psychology. In psychology, as with any field of study, there are three philosophical perspectives and methodologies of ways to derive knowledge about the reality of the world. Rationalism (use of intellect and reason of the mind), Empiricism (use of our individually experienced sensorium), and Skepticism (knowledge beyond mere appearance that is not able to be studied) characterize the three perspectives in understanding theoretical concepts relating to laws which help to understand larger theoretical theories. Of the philosophical perspectives, rationalism is the most pertinent to this discipline of psychology.
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Staff, UN Committee on Economic Social and Cultural Rights. Geneva, November 12–30, 2001. Human rights and intellectual property In 2004 the General Assembly of WIPO adopted The Geneva Declaration on the Future of the World Intellectual Property Organization which argues that WIPO should "focus more on the needs of developing countries, and to view IP as one of many tools for development—not as an end in itself".The Geneva Declaration on the Future of the World Intellectual Property Organization Ethical problems are most pertinent when socially valuable goods like life-saving medicines are given IP protection.
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The two figures at the head of Oralism are Milman Parry and his student Albert Lord, who continued his work after Parry's premature death. Parry was a structuralist linguist (he studied under Antoine Meillet, who in turn studied under Saussure) who set out to compare Homeric epic with a living oral tradition of epic poetry. In the 1930s and 1950s he and Lord recorded thousands of hours of oral performance of epic poetry in the former Yugoslavia, primarily in Bosnia-Herzegovina. Lord's later work (his 1960 book The Singer of Tales is the most pertinent to Homer) kick-started oral poetics as an entire new sub-discipline in anthropology.
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' MacKenny asserts that the artist Tracey Rose, alludes to Western societies exploitation of people of colour in scientific study and analysis, and the "dissection and embalming of body parts of native 'others' (the most pertinent to the South African context being Saartje Baartman, a young Khoisan woman displayed for her unique genitalia and steatopygia, or enlarged buttocks)," through her own display of her body. Her performance exposes her naked body and is contrasted against images of "scientific" exploitation, which both highlights the dichotomy between these subjects and engages with Mackenny's definition of post- apartheid performance art and its political aim to blur and disrupt binary structures.
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Indeed, as far as new forms of obligations are concerned, the Vienna Document on Confidence and Security Building Measures in Europe concluded in the framework of a process based on a citadel of non-legally binding written arrangements: the Helsinki Final Act, distinguishes as one of the most pertinent politically binding agreements existing. The traditional approach, in this context, is represented by the 1990 CFE Treaty. Regarding new subject-areas, admittedly, the subject matter of these agreements is certainly not original. Their creative components are to be sought rather in their contents, although the contents of international agreements do not form part of international law per se.
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Most vine training systems are designed to ensure adequate sunlight and air circulation throughout the canopy such as these Lyre trained vines in Napa Valley. While the most pertinent purpose of establishing a vine training system is canopy management, especially dealing with shading, there are many other reasons that come into play. As members of the Vitis family, grapevines are climbing plants that do not have their own natural support like trees. While grapevines have woody trunks, the weight of a vine's leafy canopy and grape clusters will often bring the vine's cordon or "arms" down towards the ground unless it receives some form of support.
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At the start of each episode, Frost introduces a panel of three celebrities, with the catchphrase "And what a panel they are ..." and some gently humorous or mocking descriptions. He then hands over to the location presenter who gives the panellists a guided tour of the property, noting particular items, though there is typically a large amount of misdirection involved as the items pointed out by the presenter are not necessarily the most pertinent clues to the person's identity. Items not specifically mentioned may provide much more useful clues. Once completed, Frost reveals the identity of the guest to the audience and the panel are given turns at guessing their identity.
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The salience (also called saliency) of an item is the state or quality by which it stands out from its neighbors. Saliency detection is considered to be a key attentional mechanism that facilitates learning and survival by enabling organisms to focus their limited perceptual and cognitive resources on the most pertinent subset of the available sensory data. Saliency typically arises from contrasts between items and their neighborhood, such as a red dot surrounded by white dots, a flickering message indicator of an answering machine, or a loud noise in an otherwise quiet environment. Saliency detection is often studied in the context of the visual system, but similar mechanisms operate in other sensory systems.
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Leopold studied at the University of Chicago under Woods among others, obtaining a degree with honours while still a teen, and was had inherited from Woods a great interest in this rare bird, having his chauffeur drive him and his ornithology enthusiast companions to the Michigan pine woods to obtain specimens and make observations. In his scientific journal articles he published a number of important discoveries. One was that the age of the jack pines in a stand is the most pertinent determinant in the suitability of a particular terrain as a breeding habitat for the species, and another discovery was that the population was subject to a deleterious brood parasitism by the brown-headed cowbird.
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The third edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM III) divided conduct disorder into four subtypes: undersocialized-aggressive, undersocialized-nonaggressive, socialized- aggressive, and socialized-nonaggressive in an attempt to recognize the existence of psychopathic traits in children. The distinction between "socialized" and "undersocialized" children was the most pertinent in distinguishing between psychopathic-like youths. According to these definitions, "undersocialized" children exhibited characteristic behaviors of psychopathy, including: lack of empathy, lack of affection, and inappropriate social relationships (DSM III). This differed from "socialized" individuals, who were able to form healthy social attachments to others, and whose aggressive and antisocial acts typically derived from engagement in a deviant social group (e.g.
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A crowded cocktail bar The cocktail party effect is the phenomenon of the brain's ability to focus one's auditory attention (an effect of selective attention in the brain) on a particular stimulus while filtering out a range of other stimuli, as when a partygoer can focus on a single conversation in a noisy room. Listeners have the ability to both segregate different stimuli into different streams, and subsequently decide which streams are most pertinent to them. Thus, it has been proposed that one's sensory memory subconsciously parses all stimuli and identifies discrete pieces of information by classifying them by salience. This effect is what allows most people to "tune into" a single voice and "tune out" all others.
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The New Academy is one of a group of plays from the 1630s that show strong tendencies toward what critics have called "place realism," the exploitation of actual contemporaneous locations and institutions in their settings and plots. Such plays can be found scattered throughout the seventeenth century (to cite only the most pertinent historical period); yet a surprising number of them cluster in this single decade. Shirley's Hyde Park (1632) is an obvious example, as are Shackerley Marmion's Holland's Leaguer (1631) and Thomas Nabbes's Covent Garden (1633) and Tottenham Court (1634), among other plays of the time. The first publication of Ben Jonson's Bartholomew Fair in 1631 may have acted as a spur to this type of drama.
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ADNI data has been used to test many diagnostic and prognostic machine learning algorithms. The most successful to date have used deep learning approaches that combine longitudinal data chronicling changes in biomarkers over time from more than one imaging, genetic, or biological modality. Diagnosis One example of a combination of biomarkers that can accurately diagnose AD is: # Changes in brain atrophy patterns over time (measured by MRI) # Levels of β-amyloid and tau (measured in CSF) A second approach to diagnosis is to extract the most pertinent information from MRI scans alone. Deep learning algorithms can diagnose AD with greater than 95% accuracy, and can diagnose MCI due to AD with greater than 82% accuracy.
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The Airbus A380 glass cockpit featuring "pull out keyboards and two wide computer screens on the sides for pilots" A glass cockpit is an aircraft cockpit that features electronic (digital) flight instrument displays, typically large LCD screens, rather than the traditional style of analog dials and gauges. While a traditional cockpit relies on numerous mechanical gauges (nicknamed "steam gauges" within aviation circles) to display information, a glass cockpit uses several multi-function displays driven by flight management systems, that can be adjusted to display flight information as needed. This simplifies aircraft operation and navigation and allows pilots to focus only on the most pertinent information. They are also popular with airline companies as they usually eliminate the need for a flight engineer, saving costs.
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These changes reflect what occurred over time in Israeli music. Most of the works which Tal wrote around 1950 are characterized by traditional components and frameworks, written in traditional techniques such as variations, and atonal musical language. In the late 'forties and early 'fifties, when the Mediterranean style was at its peak, Tal was a frequent borrower of Oriental-Jewish source material as the basis for his compositions. If we take Ben-Zion Orgad's definition as the most pertinent it would surely follow that Tal's Piano Sonata,The Sonata for Piano is included in the repertoire of The 13th Arthur Rubinstein International Piano Master Competition (2011) 1st symphony, 2nd Piano Concerto and other works based on Oriental-Jewish melodies are definitely not Mediterranean.
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The lex Aquilia (strictly, a plebiscite) was possibly enacted in 286 BC, or at some other point in the 3rd century BC. It was concerned with damage done from damnum iniuria datum, "damage unlawfully inflicted", a kind of a delict (or tort), albeit with differences from tort as known in modern common law systems and the Scots Law of Delict. The most pertinent provisions were in the first and third chapters of the law. Only a limited subset of torts was included in the law as enacted. The first section stated that someone who unlawfully, or wrongfully as it later became known, killed another man's slaves or herd animal (pecus) should pay the owner the highest value that the slave or the beast had over the past year.
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Although never explicitly mentioned in Regulation S-K, SEC Guidance points to the four most pertinent sources of climate change-related disclosure requirements, all contained in Regulation S-K: Item 101, Description of Business; Item 103, Legal Proceedings; Item 503(c), Risk Factors; and Item 303, Management's Discussion and Analysis ("MD&A;"). These are also the items concerned with environmental laws and environmental impact. Item 101 expressly requires disclosures of certain costs of complying with environmental laws. Item 101(c)(1)(xii) requires that appropriate disclosures be made as to the material effects that compliance with Federal, State and local provisions regulating the discharge of materials into the environment, or otherwise relating to protection of the environment, may have upon the expenditures, earnings and competitive position of the registrant and its subsidiaries.
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The subject of the artwork is Lawrence of Rome, who was condemned to death by the Roman Emperor Valerian in the year 258 C.E. for defending the Christian faith. According to tradition, Lawrence was burnt to death by being placed on a gridiron. In depicting a highly naturalistic St Lawrence, tortured and yet undergoing some kind of spiritual epiphany, the sculpture presents a taste of many of the themes that Bernini would adopt during the course of his artistic oeuvre, and that would come to represent many of the most pertinent features of the artistic traditions in Italian Baroque art—that of solitary figures undergoing intense emotional states, whilst being depicted with illusionistic verisimilitude. Unlike earlier depictions of Lawrence, there are no other figures—no sign of his judge, torturers or spectators witnessing in depth.
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Life After is an exploration into the tattoos and lives of members of the South African prison gangs The Numbers Gang upon their release back into society after many years, if not decades, in prison. de Clermont was Initially interested in documenting the marks for their own sakes, and exploring the motives behind such extensive tattooing: whether it was about a need to belong, or whether it simply reflected an absolute immersion in “The Number”, whether the tattoos created an armour, or whether they instead offered a voice, a potent form of self-expression, where the prisoners’ skin was perhaps their only remaining possession and form of self-expression. However she became increasingly interested in the men themselves, the journeys they had been on, and perhaps the most pertinent question of all: how they lived with such “branding” after their prison sentence ended.
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Drawing from both private and public collections, this exhibition tells the story of one man's mastery of his chosen medium, of his obsession with the built environment of his home and of his transcendent combination of history and art. Major Sponsors: Goldring Family Foundation and Houmas House Plantation and Gardens Salazar: Portraits of Influence in Spanish New Orleans, 1785 - 1802. Presenting Sponsors: Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Patrick - March 8 - September 2, 2018 Presented as part of New Orleans’ tricentennial celebration, Salazar: Portraits of Influence in Spanish New Orleans tells the story of Josef Francisco Xavier de Salazar y Mendoza (c, 1750-1802) whose career spanned the second half of the Spanish administration of New Orleans. Through a re-examination of about 30 of his most pertinent works, a view of Spanish colonial New Orleans is achieved.
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Virtual webinar On March 24, 2020, eSight launched #eSightTogether, a place for connection and support during the COVID-19 outbreak. The #eSightTogether website contains a list of the most pertinent resources for people with visual impairments to stay informed about COVID-19 and access useful tools for managing daily life during this stressful time. These tools include carefully curated low vision resources, at-home entertainment, and educational materials ideal for social distancing, and eSight coaches will also be holding virtual webinars bi-weekly. On April 9, 2020, eSight announced eSight Workplace, a full service COVID-19 compliant program that enables low vision employees to become productive in a non-touch, socially responsible way. eSight Workplace provides an all-in-one electronic device in the form of an electronic vision device that brings all of an organization’s remotely accessible technology – including native applications – into the employee’s device screen that they can see and control.
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With the demise of apartheid and the release of Nelson Mandela in 1990, many observed that South African writers were confronted with the challenge of what was now most pertinent to write about, even though the after-effects of this history evidently still live on in the society. The "new South African" democratic era was characterised by what literary critic Stephane Serge Ibinga in her article "Post-Apartheid Literature Beyond Race" describes as "honeymoon literature" or "the literature of celebration", epitomised by Zakes Mda, who was active as a playwright and poet long before publishing his first novel in 1995. Poets of this relatively stable transition period in South African history also include more irreverent voices such as Lesego Rampolokeng, Sandile Dikeni and Lefifi Tladi, founder of the Dashiki performance poetry movement in the late 1960s. Another prevalent theme of post-apartheid poetry is the focus on nation-building, with many poets and other writers re-evaluating past identities and embracing notions of reconciliation in order to reflect authentically an inclusive concept of South Africa as a nation, a diverse people united in a commitment to heal the past and collectively address imbalances.
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Therefore, it permits the sale of a television "package" to a network or networks in which the league members share equally, a procedure which is common today. Of the five major North American professional team sports, the Act is most pertinent to the NFL, as all of its regular-season and playoff games are covered by the rights assigned by its various packages with the networks, including its own. The law has been interpreted to include the so-called "blackout rules" which protect a home team from competing games broadcast into its home territory on a day when it is playing a game at home, and from having to broadcast games within its home market area that have not sold out. It also, in effect, protects high school football and college football game attendance by blacking out pro football games locally on Friday evenings and Saturdays during those sports' regular seasons; these measures effectively outlawed the broadcasting (and, in practice, the playing) of NFL games on those days, since virtually all of the country is within 75 miles (120 km) of at least one high school game on every Friday night in September and October.
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