A suite of seven studies published this year in the journals Nature, Nature Astronomy, Nature Geoscience and Nature Communications detail the spacecraft's observations.
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A suite of seven studies published Tuesday in the journals Nature, Nature Astronomy, Nature Geoscience and Nature Communications detail the spacecraft's observations so far.
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For Realer-Than-Real Nature Sounds Naturespace might actually sound more like nature than nature itself.
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"I always joke, 'People like nature until nature kicks in.'"
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You need things from nature, but nature is also cruel.
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Nature is sometimes bright, but nature is never this bright.
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Nature came to me — the vanishing of nature, in particular.
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It's not her nature and it's not his nature, either.
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"If I feel close to nature or feel one with nature, I start to ascribe human-like attributes to nature," Forstmann said.
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We're battling nature with nature and we know that that works.
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Man is at war with nature, and sometimes nature fights back.
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Picasso's "Nature morte" and "Nature morte aux volets verts", from Dec.
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That's my nature, and I want that to be my team's nature.
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Because our military is local in nature, theirs is global in nature.
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Now if it's like nature, it's not inert and alienated from nature.
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That incentivizes a super reactive nature as opposed to a preventative nature.
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" She added: "In fact, human nature and animal nature are the same.
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We also wish to promote true nature photography that documents nature and not creating faux-nature situations for the sake of making an interesting photo.
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The nature of grace, the nature of free will, and the nature(s) of Jesus Christ have all been codified through vigorous, sometimes violent, debate.
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" He emphasized the composer's deep connection to both literature and nature: "I think he was fascinated by nature not in the sense of what nature inspires the human being to think about but what nature in itself is.
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So I realize nature versus nurture — a lot of it is just nature.
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Not found hovering ghostlike in nature, but the actual engine that drives nature.
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" And to nature: "Before, I enjoyed nature; now I feel part of it.
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The variants are enumerated in two new studies in Nature and Nature Genetics.
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In most nature documentaries, humans are the encroaching enemy against which nature endures.
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But can a fabricated vision of nature really bring us closer to nature?
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What about viewing artwork of nature or listening to nature sounds on tape?
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That's the nature of auto racing and that's the same nature of politics.
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Through our response, human nature rose above what Mother Nature threw at us.
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He doesn't play a game that allows nature to tame him; he tames nature.
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Nature for Water — essentially an exploration of nature-based solutions to water crises worldwide.
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"With Fractal Nature I try to visualize the chaotic nature of reality," Horsthuis explains.
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The moral is clear: if we turn on nature, nature will turn on us.
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The main discovery I made is that environment means nature, and nature means us.
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Yes, nature is amazing blah blah blah, but nature is also super fucking gross.
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The only nature I'm communing with is my basic nature toward free-floating dread.
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They don't have strict line between them and nature—they are part of nature.
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Two studies describing their work published Monday in the journals Nature and Nature Genetics.
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The project will allow viewers to interact with the nature-inspired piece in nature.
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So many things that appear like nature perfected turn out to be nature depleted.
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The Nature Conservancy holds an annual nature photography contest to raise awareness for conservation.
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"There will be corruption because human nature is what human nature is," he added.
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"Viewing nature in the form of aquarium fish is nature on demand," Beck adds.
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But my grandfather calmly explained that he was simply giving nature back to nature.
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This doesn't seem to be human nature, or the nature of the body itself.
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The nature of work, the nature of businesses is changing on a constant basis.
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It's the human astonishment at the power of nature, at the beauty of nature.
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Social media is also, I think, really changing the nature of the institution, the nature of the political debate, and the nature of how campaigns are run. Sure.
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Prum has made other episodes of PBS Nature, including Emmy Award-winning Nature: Super Hummingbirds.
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She has also edited anthologies including Black Nature: Four Centuries of African American Nature Poetry.
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Borne is a force of nature in its own right, but it's not of nature.
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As you probably already know, nature-based faiths, like Wiccanism and Paganism, worship, well, nature.
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" But not to worry, "these requirements are, by their nature, not of a continuing nature.
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The BBC show for stoners and people who love nature and stoners who love nature.
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The play is fundamentally about the nature of revolution and the nature of social change.
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"Mother Nature is Mother Nature," said Corey Walters, the deputy director of Lumberton's public works.
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Part of human nature allows us to control the other part of our human nature.
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THE NATURE FIX: Why Nature Makes Us Happier, Healthier, and More Creative, by Florence Williams.
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And the subterranean subtext rears its ugly head: human nature's ignorant abuse of nature nature.
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Technology overtakes religion; the fear of nature transmutes into an unprecedented capacity to control nature.
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And while words are important, we'll have to wait and see whether Nature really changes. [Nature]
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Human nature is extraordinarily malleable, and I think that's the most defining thing about our nature.
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I explore the changing nature of embodiment and the body's connection to its environment and nature.
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They cannot abide the lack of control, the discovery that nature is not a nature documentary.
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In the unending debate of Nature versus Nurture, new research puts forward an argument for nature.
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Just like the nature of jobs, the nature of the government's monthly employment report is changing.
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But we're not married to one outcome—we're going to see nature the way nature is.
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The extraordinary nature of the soccer, however, is surpassed by the extraordinary nature of its soundtrack.
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"As if nature had realized that a tremendous mistake had been made and nature was speechless."
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"Nothing that exists can be against nature or outside nature," he wrote of same-sex love.
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The themes of nature and man's relationship to nature are present in much of your work.
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Connect with nature — Help your kids develop an emotional connection with nature at a young age.
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Business for Nature has proposed reforming incentives and subsidies so that nature protection is rewarded financially.
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The reason that the nature of the secrets changes is that the nature of work changes.
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THE NATURE FIX Why Nature Makes Us Happier, Healthier, and More Creative By Florence Williams Illustrated.
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To begin with, the very idea of a "nature deficit disorder" perpetuates the valuing of nature for what it can do for humans — in this case, how nature benefits young children's development.
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The debate of nature versus nurture is never simple, and one reason is because nature influences nurture.
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"All I'm doing is to introduce nature to the spectators and the spectators to nature," Tokieda said.
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Here are the winning photos in People and Nature, Landscape, Water, Wildlife, and Cities and Nature categories.
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Today is Nature Photography Day, a celebration established in 2006 by the North American Nature Photography Association.
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Nature did, and her debut novel will continue her exploration of the interplay between nature and civilization.
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The study was published in Scientific Reports, a journal from the publishers of Nature, not in Nature.
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We humans may need exposure to nature, but nature sure as hell doesn't need exposure to us.
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Immerse Yourself in Nature There's nothing more relaxing, according to Ms. Geiser, than being surrounded by nature.
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Human nature remains the same, and human nature superimposes itself over the seemingly random chaos of events.
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It's the nature of my job, but then it's possibly the nature of most jobs—I think.
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"(The Pride march is) a parade against nature, and when someone goes against nature, the one who created nature takes revenge on him," the Israeli daily newspaper, Israel Hayom, reported Mazuz as saying.
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"(The Pride march is) a parade against nature, and when someone goes against nature, the one who created nature takes revenge on him," the Israeli daily newspaper, Israel Hayom, reported Mazuz as saying.
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I love the idea of the nature room, I truly do, it's just not enough nature for me.
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Human Nature Might Get in the Way Farhad Manjoo says the real problem with WhatsApp is human nature.
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We're always trying to describe nature the best we can, and you know, nature is a bit messy.
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Others are more hyperlinked-document in nature — think embeds on Slack and Twitter, or Trello's multi-user nature.
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So the idea is to imitate the properties of nature – imitate, emulate and replicate the properties of nature.
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But where Botticelli embedded nature in art, the eight artists newly featured at LongHouse embed art in nature.
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"Nature Maker Space," connecting with the natural world through gardening, nature fort building, art projects and observation stations.
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That hate isn't ingrained into human nature, but human nature sometimes can't help but be drawn to it.
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And you are forced by nature — not because you want to, but by nature — to make a choice.
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Hidden kinships between nature and culture emerge in "Black Nature," a 2009 anthology edited by Camille T. Dungy.
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Walking mindfully in the rain is a wonderful opportunity to get closer to nature, and our true nature.
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Officials emphasized later that a real emergency message of this nature would describe the nature of the threat.
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The initial results of the mission were published on Monday in the journals Nature Geoscience and Nature Communications.
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Conservation is seen as the proper use of nature, while preservation aims to protect nature from any use.
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By the end of nature Mr. McKibben means the end of nature as a force independent of man.
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Springer Nature, the publisher of Scientific American and the venerable scientific journal Nature, intends to stride into the white-hot field of machine learning in early 2019 with a new journal called Nature Machine Intelligence.
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"To me, the opera is primarily a love story, but it is also about the French Revolution, the nature of revolution in general, the nature of love, and the nature of time," Mr. Hoffman said.
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Ultimately, she hopes that viewers of Nature: Sex, Lies and Butterflies will look at nature in a different way.
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The characters chat about this as if it's second nature, because it almost is second nature at this point.
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Written in shorthand and vernacular, this single book-length poem subversively brings nature imagery into an anti-nature poem.
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We work with them on research ideas and things of that nature, on testing data, things of that nature.
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For a fuller statement about depictions of nature, see Forge's essay "Art/Nature," (Philosophy and the Arts, Macmillan, 1973).
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There's evidence that nature, and elements of nature, can help to buffer the impact of stressors that we experience.
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It works like this: A parent's nature can influence the way they nurture, and thus influence their children's nature.
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"I became a scientist to protect nature, and I have an interest in photography to record nature," he says.
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This is in part due to the seasonal nature of the work, as well as to its itinerant nature.
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That is the nature of the business and, sadly, human nature when allowed unfettered access to other peoples' money.
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There are few places left where the power of nature — and nature alone — is left to its own devices.
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A criminal law is retrospective in nature and designed to punish past conduct that is plainly criminal in nature.
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Working with nature in this way is a constant dance of give and take, and nature is always leading.
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The lives of our ancestors were so intertwined with nature that most ancient myths and folklore revolved around nature.
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The nature of a campaign workforce is weirdly starting to to look like the nature of the new workforce.
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Instead of taking the kids to expensive museum exhibitions to learn about nature, we are spending time in nature.
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When human nature gets in the way There's another reason why airport temperature checks don't always work: human nature.
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Nature You've read books by Bill McKibben and John McPhee, giants in the field of personal writing about nature.
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Business for Nature has developed five ambitious policy asks on nature, which businesses must call on governments to support.
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Lawrence is also home to the Prairie Park Nature Center, a 2200-acre nature preserve that's free to enter.
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It was fashion as an elegy to nature under threat; nature as it may not exist in the future.
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"If we're going to develop proper safeguards for gene drives or other powerful technologies," Kevin Esvelt wrote earlier this year in Nature, "we need to fix a greater problem: the closed-door nature of science."[Nature]
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His earlier motto natura magistra, "nature his mistress," or "nature his teacher," indicates the way nature, with its protean character, acts as a guide for the artist/intellectual to rise above the fray of current upheavals.
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"Nature is as it is because this is the only possible nature consistent with itself," he wrote at the time.
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These artistic styles and movements focused on depicting nature rather than having nature as an active participant within the works.
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There's plenty of theorizing in It about the nature of Pennywise—and the nature of evil—but no definitive answers.
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The researchers published the results in a pair of papers today, one in Nature and the other in Nature Astronomy.
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Living in Alaska means you have to be extremely close with nature, but sometimes nature gets a little too close.
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Fan said everything in nature is intertwined, so these stormquakes could have effects in nature that haven't been studied yet.
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" -Luke, 11 "I learned about snails and nature and that's the most important thing because it's nature and it's everything!
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Are there ways that science could benefit policies that might be considered more political in nature than scientific in nature?
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A kind of romanticism, a back to nature, but guarded, perhaps subconsciously influenced by close-up photos in nature magazines.
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This isn't just a time to bring nature into your home life, but to consider your place within nature, too.
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And while GDP growth may be cyclical in some nature, the fundamental nature of traffic growth – passenger growth – has changed.
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Nature—both the natural world and the nature of human beings—seems to be at the heart of Flávio's existence.
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Due to the random nature of nature, there are far more right handed hitters and pitchers than left handed ones.
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The camaraderie and mission-driven nature of the military overlaps with the mission-driven nature of government and national service.
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Understanding the insidious nature of this plan starts with knowing that immigration proceedings are civil in nature and not criminal.
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"Natural history museums record nature, study nature, and also share their knowledge and treasures with the general public," Dayan said.
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Awe is, in fact, the default emotion people who don't normally have anything to do with nature associate with nature.
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Breathe in the timeless truths of nature itself and nature will reward you by whispering in your ear: Tom Brady.
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"It's more important that we get people who aren't used to being out in nature to enjoy nature," Lemmel said.
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"It's really easy to take this moment in nature for granted," said Andy Beer, nature expert at the National Trust.
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Throughout the work in Arles, he makes good on this visionary belief in art-as-nature and nature-as-art.
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Women, by their nature, or Trump's version of their nature, were more likely to focus their purpose on a man.
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It opens with Nau relishing the nature around her because she believes that she and nature are the same entity.
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He was astonished into silence, because, if this was a scene from nature, it was a nature rooted in barbarity.
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Mother nature hits the country, America helps Mother Nature has punished Haiti over and over again in the past decade.
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But I have seen the nature of good is what is right, and the nature of evil what is wrong.
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That reignited debate around McAllen, not only about the nature of the border but about the nature of walls themselves.
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We have lived for centuries with the fantasy that we, as humans, are somehow above nature, or masters of nature.
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We do have this 'standard' idyllic, postcard version of nature and that is how so many of us see nature.
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This book is only not a nature poem in that it exists in the (white settler) psychological divide between humans and nature, between city and rural, and in this way Nature Poem shows how artificial this divide is.
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When I walk down the street on concrete, I look up at steel buildings, I feel like I'm living outside of nature, but of course we all live within nature, and when nature changes, we're affected by it.
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There were Aerosmith album covers and scenes of a sexual nature, memes about memes and more scenes of a sexual nature.
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HRH joins pupils from a local school who are taking part in a 'Survival and Nature Connection' nature immersion programme. pic.twitter.
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And then there is Putin's long-range strategy — to bet against Mother Nature, human nature and Moore's Law, all at once.
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I never knew any details of what he did that was assault in nature or rape in nature or criminally actionable.
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I sat down and worked on my screenplay about a couple pitted against nature and nature is played by a bear.
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For, he says, they reflect the polarised nature of the debate about the nature of automation and the future of jobs.
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It's like the nature-nurture question in the sense that it's almost impossible to separate the role of nature and nurture.
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Nature doesn't care who is in charge of our politics; nature is doing its biology and physics and chemistry right now.
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"I think that people, they cherish nature, but on the other hand they are really quite cruel with nature," Scherer says.
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It's as if the feigned and polite nature of a decorative gate has suddenly provided access to unruly and tumultuous nature.
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Moyer is hardly a nature painter per se, yet in ways both obvious and subtle, nature is essential in her work.
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In other words, to contemplate nature, to make the viewer contemplate nature without aiming to create any kind of ecological statement.
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Where Malick sees people as insignificant in the face of nature, Lowery sees humankind as a fascinating, integral part of nature.
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Over the past two weeks, the scientific journals Nature and Nature Biotechnology published innovative studies about asthma, melanoma and Parkinson's disease.
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Winterhalter: It's also about the fact that, okay, I'm talking about nature, but do I do the right things for nature?
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And I was an assistant manager at a Nature of Things, a chain retail store for nature lovers, also in Duluth.
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Maybe Nature made something sexy, to watch clean the pools with long butterfly nets and a sunburn—the retainers of Nature.
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These primate studies are a fruitful way to study the "nature" side of the "nature versus nurture" debate about human cognition.
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So to all of you going all the way, I say: Watch out for the market, Mother Nature and human nature.
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"I've always been drawn to the colors of nature, and nature is a wonderful teacher," he told Popular Photography in 2008.
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The nature of the FBI and the nature of its work requires that it not be the subject of political consideration.
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INEC will likely face questions over the last-minute nature of its decision and the nature of the logistical difficulties involved.
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Proceeds went to International Union for Conservation of Nature, an international advocacy organization working to protect nature that sponsored the campaign.
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The paintings begin with open nature and end with the ruins of the classical world being reclaimed by that same nature.
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The Crown has considered the nature of the allegations before the Court, the anticipated evidence and the nature of possible defences.
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Comey's testimony is more illustrative of his view of the nature of Donald Trump than the nature of any alleged crime.
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Within this tradition, she identified two main tenets for On Behalf of Nature: telling the truth, and embodying forms of nature.
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For more than a decade, fueled by concerns about the loss of children's connections with nature and risks of "nature-deficit disorder", there's been a proliferation of nature preschools, forest kindergartens and garden schools in the U.S. and Canada.
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Amelia is a bubbly nature video blogger who travels the world in an airship, documenting the fragile nature of the world's biosphere.
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In her Urban Nature body of work, artist Naoko Ito tames nature by capturing wilderness inside of glass, like found object terrariums.
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"When you see a rainbow in nature, you get a glimpse of the order that exists behind nature," Dawe told the magazine.
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So here's my take on the current environment: Market cycles are driven by human nature, and it is human nature to overreact.
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But to connect with nature, it's essential that we take care of nature, to preserve it, to nurture it, to save it.
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You look at all these beautiful animals and organisms in nature that work incredibly well, and therein lies the beauty of nature.
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I'm an introvert by nature, but after meeting my now-husband through online dating, his extroverted nature and positive attitude infected me.
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THE WEEKEND Saturday • Explore nature during a walk on Hunter Island, starting at the Orchard Beach Nature Center in Pelham Bay Park.
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"One of the things I love about the message of 'Nature Is Speaking' is this idea that people need nature," Pace says.
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Nature doesn't belong to us, we belong to Nature, and spirits live in everything, including rocks, tools, homes, and even empty spaces.
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Social engineering relies on exploiting human nature, and last time we checked human nature is something that doesn't change all that easily.
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"I decided that, broadly speaking, wizards would have the power to correct or override 'mundane' nature, but not 'magical' nature," Rowling wrote.
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Also because of the nature of what I do and the nature of my attitude towards it, interestingly enough I help people.
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The Nature of Things, a two-woman exhibition at Prospect Range in Brooklyn, takes advantage of the way we look at nature.
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They're sold under the brand names True Goodness By Meijer, Wellsley Farms Organic, Organic By Nature, Organic By Nature - Canada, and Schwan's.
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"I wanted to convey the idea of the figure being a part of nature, as well as having nature within," Conge explains.
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It sold itself as a romance with nature at its most magical, but it was premised on a comprehensive battle against nature.
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The fate of the universe, as well as the nature of physics, scientists say, depends on the nature of this dark energy.
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An Election Day Nature Exploration, with carousel rides, nature tours and games at the Audubon Center at the Boathouse in Prospect Park.
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To experience nature in a slightly different way, head farther south to the Fontenelle Forest Nature Center, on the Nebraska-Iowa border.
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The bipartisan nature of setting the Senate's initial schedule is a break with the overly partisan nature of the looming impeachment trial.
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To each his own, I guess, but I think it's really important to recognize that nature doesn't need us, we need nature.
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To each his own, I guess, but I think it's really important to recognize that nature doesn't need us, we need nature.
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So a lifetime spent in dancing with nature and being curious about every aspect of nature is reflected in the Mona Lisa.
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Also, the notion that children need to be "returned" to nature sustains a Eurocentric view of nature as something "out there" and separate from us humans, rather than considering the ways in which humans are always a part of nature.
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Whereas their references to industrial progress, such as the Transcontinental Railroad, celebrate Manifest Destiny within the age-old conflict of man versus nature, she merely wanted to exist in nature and become one with nature through her body and free spirit.
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The Nature Conservancy, a U.S.-based group, proposed that Caribbean nations negotiate debt-for-nature deals, as it has done with the Seychelles.
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In his new book, Human Nature, photographer Lucas Foglia documents these agricultural experiments as a rumination on the intersection of nature and technology.
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"Just as Uber is changing the nature of car ownership for riders, it's changing the nature of car ownership for drivers," he said.
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They have a siddur [prayer book] that they basically wrote themselves, and it's all about connecting to nature and seeing God in nature.
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But Monalene Delo from Wilmington, N.C., loves the idea of a more sanitized nature experience: Personally I have never been a nature girl.
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"Nature has solved the problem, so we figured we might be able to use the same approach that nature uses," Sejnowski told Gizmodo.
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But neither did he repeal the essentially entrepreneurial nature of American politics or the reality that elected officials, like nature, abhor a vacuum.
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Doctors are even prescribing walks in nature for children and families due to evidence that nature exposure lowers blood pressure and stress hormones.
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What you don't know you admit you don't know, and you pursue ways to find out facts about nature or laws of nature.
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The color variant bubble is perhaps a timely lesson that models to conserve nature must also account for the greed in human nature.
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"IN THE state of nature, profit is the measure of right," wrote Thomas Hobbes, a philosopher with a dim view of human nature.
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It was to "any unwelcome conduct of a sexual nature," not to "unwelcome conduct of a sexual nature," which was the earlier definition.
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" Jing Gu, an assistant professor at SDSU, told CNBC that they wanted "to learn from nature and want to mimic what nature does.
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All nature must know the feeling of humanity's calloused hand shoving it over; all nature must realize it is subservient to our whims.
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New gene-editing techniques, especially in combination with artificial intelligence technologies, promise unprecedented new capacities to manipulate biological nature — including human nature itself.
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The exhibition makes the same point about nature: no matter how much urban life tries to escape it, nature is an overpowering force.
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A recent study found that nature connectedness increases more when children participate in creative and art-based activities compared to educational nature walks.
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But to come upon such nature-themed artworks in, well, nature, is to appreciate their compelling oddness — and quirky charm — in new ways.
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Even in the absence of nature in the hyper-populated spaces where he paints, the artist makes references to his high regard for nature.
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You deal with a lot of landscapes and nature, obviously, and also this sense of nature, as you describe it, being sort of indifferent.
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"Canadians want to enjoy unspoiled nature," Woodley said—or at least to know that there's still unspoiled nature out there somewhere, outside city limits.
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While the startup touts its products' "100% organic" nature, it's also well-received because of the customization offered and its direct-to-consumer nature.
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"It's the nature of those countries, the nature of India and China ... still a large number of consumers are relying on traditional offline channels."
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What we seem to lose sight of is that we are part of nature, in fact we depend on nature for our very survival.
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What's more, the very unhuman-like nature of AI makes it impossible for us to know, and therefore predict, its exact nature and form.
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Nature isn't only good for adults, time in nature helps kids to cope with stressors, to focus their attention, and to be physically active.
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Clarks designed a women's and girls' collection of Nature V boots called, "Force of Nature" to celebrate the film's positive female role model, Rey.
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It does go a little bit over the nature of the sport and you have to be responsive to the nature of the sport.
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Perhaps it's neither—that Trump, rather, is changing the very nature of conservatism in America, and thereby changing the very nature of National Review.
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The series, titled Interwoven, takes as its starting point the relationship between humans and nature—our desire to both cherish nature and control it.
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However, the Simply Nature Kids Cheddar Puffs and Simply Nature Veggie Chips are reportedly a great buy and deliver on taste, according to Thrillist.
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The nature of the universe—the nature of communication in a universe where intelligence exponentially grows—is to keep us forever unaware and alone.
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Still, you wish they could free themselves into the goodness of nature and run FOREVER, like the majestic beasts nature intended them to be.
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I wonder if it's that man's sole job—like a raccoon prodder or something—going from field to field to rid nature of nature.
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They say nature is fragile; nature is relentless and resurrects itself constantly, bullets and machines are just very strong and our appetites are grotesque.
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Polarizing nature The polarizing nature of Trump's move was reflected in the responses of two veteran former US officials steeped in Middle East politics.
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"You don't get the exposure to nature and just being outside in nature which you would in a park or going hiking," she said.
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Springer Nature, which publishes prestigious science magazines like Nature, recently blocked access to some articles from China to avoid being banned in the country.
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MY NATURE STICKER ACTIVITY BOOK: BIRDS OF THE WORLDMY NATURE STICKER ACTIVITY BOOK: IN THE VEGETABLE GARDENBy Olivia CosneauTranslated by Yolanda Stern Broad219.99 pp.
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How we treat the nature of our rights as Americans will determine the future, nature and success of our country for years to come.
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The scientists described two dozen marsquakes in a magnitude 3 to 4 range in findings published in the journals Nature Geoscience and Nature Communications.
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Maybe she is making a subtle statement about the global nature of the world and the antiquated nature of that particular unspoken political rule.
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That's especially true of sci-fi, which by its nature explores big existential questions about things like the nature of humans, relationships, and societies.
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A Museum of Modern Nature follows Making Nature: How We See Animals at the Wellcome Collection (and is built from salvaging its installation structure), an exhibition which explored our ideas of nature and how they are influenced by natural history museums, zoos, and wildlife documentaries.
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According to a poll conducted in 2011 by The Nature Conservancy, only 10 percent of kids experience some form of nature on a daily basis.
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When asked about these concerns from scientists, a spokesperson for Nature Research, which publishes multiple journals including Nature, provided a statement to Motherboard by email.
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The early-stage nature of its monetization engine combined with the high-intent nature of its audience use-case suggests meaningful opportunity for ARPU growth.
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Seriously, Musk is by nature a visionary who also has to function as a businessman, which I quite honestly think isn't second-nature to him.
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Sounding Nature is the biggest global collection of nature sounds, featuring nearly 500 sounds from 55 countries, from jungles to glaciers to underwater shrimp recordings.
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Springer Nature, the publisher of Scientific American and Nature, plans a stock market listing that would value the firm at more than 7 billion euros.
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"We know that nature is life-giving, so there's that kind of survival instinct that we know nature is really important to us," Cassidy says.
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I am interested in the Sublime that relates to reason and the feeling of awe when confronted by nature (nature in the grand scientific sense).
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What does this mean and how is it going to change the nature of Congress, the nature of our economy, our lives, our retirement system?
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Its story, "This Is Your Brain on Nature," depicts the diverse and unique ways people find solace in nature amid their fast-paced, modern lifestyles.
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I was thinking about art that's inspired by nature, particularly the Group of Seven's paintings about searching for sublime experience and utopian ideals of nature.
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The products appear under Dollar General's Good & Smart house brand, and the store also carries Annie's, Back to Nature, Honest, Nature Valley, and Kashi brands.
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He is continually stepping back, starting with analyses of human nature, how people behave when social order breaks down, the roots and nature of tribalism.
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Close to the nearby Great Smoky Mountains National Park and Ijams Nature Center, getting outdoors and enjoying nature is a breeze in this Southern city.
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Last month, the charity released a report named "Noticing Nature," which showed that fostering closer connections with nature makes people more likely to protect it.
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If we go back a long, long time, we find that ideas of how humans should relate to nature had to do with perfecting nature.
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Its title, Spanish for "Urban Nature," suggests not only the ways that nature is controlled in urban environments, but also the overpolicing of "urban" residents.
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I was leading nature walks and lecturing at the nature center in a Cincinnati park, Burnet Woods, when I was transferred to the planetarium there.
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"The widespread nature of the organization, the systematic nature, is certainly characteristic of crimes against humanity," U.N. human rights spokesman Rupert Colville told a briefing.
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He loved the intellectual challenge of his work but hated the combative nature of the profession, because it was at odds with his own nature.
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However, the decentralized nature of the blockchain technology powering cryptocurrency, as well as the currencies' own multinational and borderless nature, makes effective regulation extremely difficult.
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The point with nature and why we spoke about nature is that when you're in nature, you kind of have to find a connection with this alien side; I'm sure a lot of people are very old souls and when you are in nature, it helps you connect with part of your soul that you don't necessarily know or feel very close to in an urban context.
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To him, serving the lionfish speaks to eating animals and plants in concert with what nature provides rather than forcing nature to provide what we want.
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Researchers also want to know in what ways nature affects health and if different people respond in different ways to different types of nature, Fuller said.
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Cycling is not a contact sport, but on the road, the athletes' greatest challenge is nature — the nature of their surroundings and of their own physicality.
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" The site carries a disclaimer that says it "assumes all responsibility for the satirical nature of its articles and for the fictional nature of their content.
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For his new work, published this week in Nature Human Behaviour, Dr Nosek selected experiments that had appeared in Science and Nature between 2010 and 2015.
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Related: Nature Devours Art in a Series of Eco Sculptures Become One with Nature in This Synthetic Installation Flowers Bloom and Wither in New Interactive Installation
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It's in our nature to mourn when we see history lost – but it's also in our nature to rebuild for tomorrow, as strong as we can.
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"People have said that being transgender goes against the laws of nature, but they're the same people who aren't doing anything to help nature," she said.
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Notes From Nature allows citizen scientists to transcribe and document fascinating museums records on nature — complete with scans of actual specimens of beautiful flowers and plants.
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Studies have analyzed how nature affects cognitive functioning and found that even photos of nature, or small numbers of trees, can help make cities more restorative.
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"It feels like this place belonged to nature from the very beginning, and the old invaders finally left, and nature finally made it back," she said.
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Related: Abstract "Paintings" Created Entirely By A Computer Nature and Anatomy Collide in Hybrid Illustrative Paintings Nature Graces Robots and Bombs in the Paintings of KMNDZ
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The real nature behind those objects is not the labelling 'nature' but things that they create unintentionally, uncontrolled, un-programmed: their sound, their smell, their haptic.
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"Nature isn't classical, dammit, and if you want to make a simulation of nature, you'd better make it quantum mechanical," he told a conference in 1981.
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Now it seems that black hole collisions may be frequent facts of nature, with humanity at least tuned in to the darker, deeper vibrations of nature.
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But the anonymous nature of much social media authorship, particularly that of a transgressive nature, makes individual accountability difficult to identify and even harder to penalize.
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The storm laid bare those two sides of nature, and the human nature of those who live in one of the most vulnerable neighborhoods in America.
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This really underscores the fact that we don't know enough about nature to anticipate all the ways that nature has come up with to manipulate DNA.
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The ham-handed nature of my interrogation is worth recounting, because it points to the nature of racial profiling, and its widespread use at our borders.
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The mountain is indifferent, as nature almost always is to those of us who think we are somehow something other than just a part of nature.
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In his interview with Klein, he justifies the regressive nature of the tax by noting that the highly progressive nature of the Freedom Dividend offsets it.
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Critics worry that emphasizing the economic value of nature might make it easier for nature to be exploited, reducing it to simply another good or service.
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For instance, climate change is going to make our relationship to nature more volatile and our exposure to nature worse, which will have downstream political effects.
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"I know it's an act of nature, but to be hit twice within a year, it makes you wonder what's happening in nature," Ms. O'Shields said.
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Most complaints against fake flowers depend on a hard nature-versus-art distinction, one that never really holds up: There's plenty of artifice in nature itself.
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I think he understands the ephemeral nature of being in Time, and the permanent nature of the support that comes from the people who love him.
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The brazen nature of of the broadcast, and the tech companies' failure to prevent its proliferation online, raised profound questions about the nature of internet radicalization.
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" The essay rethinks technology as reconciliatory rather than destructive, not a means for conquering nature but an instrument for mastering "the relation between nature and man.
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The faith community can transcend divisions and bring together people of different perspectives to seek the truth and work for a moral revolution urgently needed for a sustainable relationship with nature: One where humankind challenges notions of domination over nature and sees itself as part of nature.
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"Nature isn't classical, dammit, and if you want to make a simulation of nature, you'd better make it quantum mechanical," Feynman famously said at a 1981 conference.
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When you compete on Survivor, you are not only playing against other contestants, you are also playing against Mother Nature, and lately, Mother Nature has been winning.
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Both Weston and Blossfeldt focused on forms inherent in nature, which Blossfeldt termed, in the title of his 1928 monograph, Urformen der Kunst (Art Forms in Nature).
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Scheduled for launch in January 2019, the new journal will be called Nature Machine Intelligence, and it'll be the 53rd journal to bear the illustrious Nature name.
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I think its presidential results more closely mirrored the nature of the state, [which] showed these bizarre divisions and reflected its real nature for the first time.
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"We have seen how the purity of nature has transformed our lives personally, and we really want to inspire others to also connect with nature," Rynenberg says.
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But the nature of 'Aisha' is changing, necessarily, just at the nature of automobiles themselves are fundamentally changing as we usher in automated and semi-autonomous driving.
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I love looking to nature for color combinations, and I think I'm really drawn to lots of different textures in a space because of nature, as well.
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A new study published Wednesday in Nature provides the first hard evidence that conservation spending to set up and protect nature reserves and parks is saving species.
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The Olympics of nature photography is nearly here, as National Geographic gears up to name the winner of the National Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year contest.
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But while her nature studies incorporate much stasis and quiet, her vision of nature is of forces larger than herself — wild, powerful forces that can unexpectedly erupt.
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We've seen what happens when nature goes viral, but what if a natural site also happens to belong to a culture for whom nature is extraordinarily sacred?
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The main juxtaposition in the exhibition is between nature in the imagination of 19th century European explorers, and the current erosion of nature due to human actions.
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How many times do I have to be asked about the nature of my features rather than the nature of my courage, my spirit or my resiliency?
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So, this is just a part of my nature, and I think everybody else's nature, to offer oneself at the critical moment when the emergency becomes articulate.
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Cunningham's mind was restless: He kept finding new ways to hold the mirror up to nature — and sometimes "nature" consisted simply of a taxing, challenging dance step.
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But the nature of A Thousand Thoughts defies this, incorporating what you could call "active editing" to introduce a dynamic element to the preordained nature of cinema.
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And then the nature of the person: I was honestly concerned he might lie about the nature of our meeting so I thought it important to document.
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For Yaroslavl these adjustments include: - Transfers of capital nature received were re-classified from operating revenue to capital revenue; - Transfers of capital nature made were re-classified from operating expenditure to capital expenditure; - Goods and services of capital nature were re-classified from operating expenditure to capital expenditure.
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The nature of these newly found photons are by nature harder to crack, meaning they could deliver data without such a high threat of a third party snooping.
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In a society obsessed with optimizing ourselves, it follows that figuring out the "nature" part of the "nature versus nurture" equation can give us that extra competitive edge.
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Ford immediately manages to make some enemies by making a vaguely emotional nature-versus-nature case for Charles Manson, as opposed to totally demonizing the California cult leader.
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The science fiction novel approaches broad philosophical questions — about the meaning of life, the absurdity of life, the nature of intelligence and the nature of life — with humor.
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Bikini Bottom and its industrial park are a mechanical hellscape that offer no quarter to nature, and so nature gives no quarter to the foolish sponge in return.
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"Woman is a being through which man feels connected to nature, as woman is very similar to nature in birth-giving and life-blooming characteristics," Karakozak tells Creators.
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One of the hidden strengths of the BBC nature documentaries is their willingness to depict the cruelty of nature and their refusal to anthropomorphize the animals they film.
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"Nature isn't classical, dammit, and if you want to make a simulation of nature, you'd better make it quantum mechanical," the physicist Richard Feynman famously quipped in 503.
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"The nature of the keyhole is to be cracked and the nature of the internet is to bring demons to the door," CGP Grey says in the video.
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The nature of olfactory memories is, by nature, difficult to articulate, though artists, scientists, and fragrance companies have long been trying to understand this mechanism from different perspectives.
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I'm very big on nature versus nurture, and sometimes we just believe it's in these young black men 's nature to be hyper masculine, un-feeling, un-vulnerable.
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"People need to feel connected to nature in order to find their place in the city; bringing nature into our design can help bridge that connection," he said.
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Everyone talks about 'the nature of aging,' but one of the truths about the human condition is that we already cheated nature many times over our evolutionary development.
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"With this art intervention I would like to challenge our perception of nature and sharpen our awareness of the future relationship between nature and humankind," the curator says.
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These Nature of New York: Past and Present diptychs contrast nature and the built environment, for instance two trees and the two towers of the World Trade Center.
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" She describes her connection with nature as integral to how she developed as an artist: "Being at one with Mother Nature also allowed [my] imagination to run wild.
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Sanders's basic point about the threadbare nature of the American welfare state is clearly true, as is Trump's basic point that the nature of American society is changing.
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Finally, "Black Nature," an anthology of nature poems by black writers edited by Camille T. Dungy, is an invaluable resource that you'll want to keep close at hand.
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In a passage that Schwartz quotes from the catalogue for Nature in Abstraction, Frankenthaler states: I could say that nature has very little to do with my pictures.
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In the short nature film, scenic views of reflective streams and snow-capped peaks are a thrilling reminder of how beautiful nature can be from an aerial perspective.
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In his work for SITE, Dysart illustrates man's infatuation with taming nature and "perfecting" it, and how nature invariably rejects this notion and protests any containment or refinement.
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For some, like Jenny H. from North Carolina, you can experience certain emotions only by putting down your phone and communing with nature: Hovnanian suggests that nature can enhance our imaginations; I would add that the benefits of nature pervade our entire beings, heightening our emotional, spiritual, and even physical health.
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Now, the signatories to the Nature letter want international law to protect wildlife, including on nature reserves, and to better control the spread of firearms used to hunt animals.
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Roden Crater is taking the nature of perception into nature and telling the story of how we see the sky and how our perception, our seeing, forms the sky.
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Related: Artist Blends Humans With Nature in Beautifully-Surreal Portrait Series Meet The Body Painting Artist Blending Humans Into Nature Observe Your Own Death at the Shaman Art Show
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It's a nature walk for me that connects me with nature, not being locked in a room surrounded by tree wallpaper and living life locked inside of a box.
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"They did not only pass through wild areas, forests and nature... so even the people who don't usually go out to nature witnessed this migration," said Bou Dagher Kharrat.
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As cool as Gomez looks with any hairstyle, as good as her music is, human nature (or celebrity gossip nature) dictates that we're most curious about relationships above artistry.
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DNA nanorobots, Nature Biotechnology 2018 DNA nanorobots, Nature Biotechnology 2018 The scientists behind this study tested the delivery bots by injecting them into mice with human breast cancer tumors.
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Two separate papers published this week, one in Nature and one in Nature Cell Biology, have reported culturing human embryos for nearly two weeks, going well beyond previous efforts.
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This isn't Jaws, there's no rogue shark messing around on beaches and chomping down on revelers, this is about humans encroaching on nature and nature serving notice to GTFO.
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"Being so divested from nature in a capitalist, patriarchal society that relies upon self-subjugation makes nature-based practices like witchcraft a vital avenue for self-care," Sollee says.
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Both the 1967 and 2016 Mowglis, by contrast, live under the Law of Disney, which dictates that humans can exist with nature, as long as nature isn't too wild.
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A more hopeful answer would be that being in nature is good for you; there have been studies that illustrate that time in nature can reduce stress and depression.
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Instead, the new effort begins with a planet remade, and spirals back on itself—not so much the control of nature as the control of (the control of) nature.
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When Bass concludes the story, "Such is the nature of the kinds of people living, scattered here and there, in this valley," he isn't elevating nature — he's elevating us.
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Related: X-Ray Flora and Fauna Come Together As Art Sensual Drawings of Gnarled Hands Touching Nature | Monday Insta Illustrator Meet the Body Painting Artist Blending Humans into Nature
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That research uncovered the chromosomal nature of the gene, the mutagenic nature of radiation, the molecular blueprint that underpins animal bodies and core secrets of the immune defense system.
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And because our individual consciousness ends at our death, we create entities to outlive us, paper tiger governments meant to ground the uncontrollable nature that exists within human nature.
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I understood that the people who hunt are very sincere and very earnest in their love of nature and their love of the experience of being out in nature.
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