You talk about Hillary's negatives — his negatives are even higher.
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Trump's negatives are negatives that deal only with his personality.
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You can't have 70% negatives with women and 85% negatives with Hispanics and win a nationwide election. Period.
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The Times They are a Changing Both candidates have high negatives, but one is going to win with those negatives.
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No one thinks about benefits day by day ... The negatives, and there are negatives, are very apparent and very painful.
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Obviously, negatives (and making copies of negatives) are a thing of the past, so you really don't have to worry about this.
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While the small size of Girault's daguerreotypes stood out in Monumental Journey, here I was struck by how large the negatives are, in comparison with 35 mm film negatives.
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Clinton's negatives are exceeded only by those of Donald Trump, who now holds the record for the highest negatives of a presidential candidate at 2300 unfavorable to 30 positive.
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Oftentimes they would make two or three, and sometimes even more, negatives – cameras just lined up in a row, because in those days the negatives would be printed out very quickly.
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There are really very few negatives that come to mind.
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There are negatives, there are burdens that come with this.
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The researchers shone negatives in order to create the images.
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Cameron and McCartan debuted "Gladiator," from the upcoming EP, Negatives.
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The 21 women received false negatives between 2400 and 22010.
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Expect to see many false positives, and many false negatives.
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What are the benefits that may appear alongside those negatives?
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But upholding Lula's request would have had big negatives, too.
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These negatives are arguably already priced into emerging markets assets.
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Equally, nothing on that list of negatives is surprising anymore.
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All said, there are just a few negatives to note.
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Overall though, Spotify has very little in the negatives column.
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Is there a risk of false positives, or false negatives?
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We know both candidates have high negatives on both counts.
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But Miller's positives outweigh his negatives for the Trump team.
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There are false positives and false negatives all the time.
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" For these people, he explains, "it produces false negatives, always.
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He spent $29 million in negatives on me, $29 million.
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You don't think about the negatives of new technologies, though?
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My gimmes today were LIFE LINE, CRYSTAL, NEGATIVES and OVATION.
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It's still a nuanced picture, with both positives and negatives.
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This animus against double negatives, however, did not always exist.
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And what are the positives and negatives about this idea?
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What are the positives and negatives of having Jonathan around?
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There are positives and negatives to being an older parent.
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TIM MILLER: --you know, where you drive up Hillary's negatives.
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Right now people are focusing too much on the negatives.
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We get a lot of false positives and false negatives.
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Mr. Bloomberg's negatives could not be weaponized by the president.
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Cruises are unique in their negatives but also their positives.
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A potentially more concerning outcome is the opposite: false negatives.
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But the positives were counterbalanced by many negatives, experts said.
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So there are really and truly a lot of negatives.
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There are just a couple of negatives we have noticed.
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Slight negatives were that they do this from 6 a.m.
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Part of the novelty of Magnum's negatives is their indexicality.
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In driving, the negatives of that trait outweigh the positives.
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Paper photographs, which were initially made from paper negatives and then from glass negatives, could be printed in multiple in a variety of sizes, and could be easily mailed or tucked into an album.
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However, the above perceived "negatives" aren't always hard and fast truths.
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Yet for most London university students, the positives outweigh the negatives.
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There will be all kinds of criticism, all kinds of negatives.
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There are negatives to everything but.. she's a great human being.
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Both had values and both had negatives to them as well.
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The negatives were scanned and the images were printed on canvas.
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During those years, investors seemed to focus entirely on the negatives.
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They need to offset some of the negatives on the checklist.
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You have a few positives, but it's a lot of negatives.
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These are slight negatives that argue against a continuing bull market.
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Let's not dwell on the negatives, let's talk about the positives.
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Because they throw out words like false positives and false negatives.
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More than 200,000 negatives and contact sheets have also been relocated.
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They sought to stimulate Republican turnout and drive up Ossoff's negatives.
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Outside of the mathematical realm, two negatives don't equal a positive.
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Yeah, so everybody, you know, brings some negatives if you like.
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"I see much more benefits than I see negatives," Fadell said.
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Ted Cruz's negatives are only slightly lower than Clinton's at 53.4.
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Computer files, so easily modified, were more corruptible than film negatives.
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Though rare, false negatives also can occur and have proved tragic.
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With technology generally it's much easier to focus on those negatives.
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Manafort compared Trump to Ronald Reagan, who also had high negatives and a big gender gap at this point in the presidential race in 1980 (though as the Post noted, Reagan's negatives were never this high).
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" "I don't think any of this matters, the market's hyperfocused on negatives.
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And, you know, I think she also has a lot of negatives.
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Cummins also said some of the negatives in data could be reversing.
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We've preserved approximately 30,000 negatives, 10,000 prints, not including his other mediums.
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Despite the negatives of dating app culture, they do have their benefits.
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I searched in my negatives for things that I'd forgotten I'd photographed.
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"There are certain positive and negatives right off the bat," he said.
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But based on my experience so far, the positives outweigh the negatives.
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Given all of these negatives, Deere's strong quarter in August surprised Cramer.
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But from the looks of it, the positives far outweigh the negatives.
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The Economist: The play delves deeply into the negatives of genetic technologies.
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Hammer and Ur photographed the negatives using a 100-millimeter macro lens.
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"I think the positives more than outweigh the negatives here," Cramer said.
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I want people to see the positives and negatives and everything else.
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Her negatives, unlike Trump's, are offset by groups that actually like her.
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I discovered it as I began scanning my negatives for the book.
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Walt and Nilay debate on the positives and negatives of these services.
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I just use all the negatives and try and make a positive.
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The disconcerting thing is that there are virtually no positives, all negatives.
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Of course, on the other side, there are so many forbidding negatives!
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Ultimately, though, the word's suggestions of craft and handwork outweighed the negatives.
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Morrisroe was completely unprecious with his negatives, emphasizing their flaws as perfections.
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Let's start with O'Rourke's negatives and we'll get to the positives later.
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The stock market negatives on Mr. Hickey's list, by contrast, are straightforward.
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Those high negatives with independents could have an impact in the primary.
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For now the trend is higher, but he also sees some negatives.
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Set against those increasingly alarming negatives was the heartening performance of Matz.
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The difference is that I view them as positives rather than negatives.
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Despite these negatives, buyers still find this model serves their needs well.
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There are far more benefits in this plan than negatives, and Gov.
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But there were already negatives for the market in the bill itself.
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Plus, the progress is deterred by some of the negatives like sluggishness.
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The two big negatives, inflation and trade wars, both diminished last week.
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What were some of the negatives you found [being a female correspondent]?
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Last year, the Museum of Modern Art and the Film Foundation worked from the film's original negatives to create a 4K restoration, from the film's original negatives, which means the projected digital image will be richer and clearer.
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With Hillary Clinton's record-high negatives in the area of trust and honesty — exceeded only, to her good luck, by Trump's even higher negatives on those attributes — she will struggle to convince these voters that she feels their pain.
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Now, many of those negatives, prints, and archives are at risk of disappearing.
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The market is paying far more attention to the negatives than the positives.
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For false negatives: People can enter or leave the U.S. under false pretenses.
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All negatives including Fed hikes and inflation worries in India have come together.
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He's very good at using what he calls negatives — negative space, negative light.
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Meaning that Trump's negatives are already too overwhelming to change things and win.
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In other words, the results would have no false positives or false negatives.
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Negatives: It can't add to the deficit outside of a 10-year window.
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"You can spend too much time worried about the negatives," one surrogate said.
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Outside of South Carolina, the negatives of his two terms outweigh the positives.
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"We will do that only if the advantages outweigh" the negatives, she said.
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They may also perform precision tasks such as editing photographic negatives and prints.
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A quick rundown of some of the positives and negatives of this move.
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With the positives from these changes, there's bound to be some negatives, too.
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Lieutenant Redpath kept his negatives from ground zero in his basement art studio.
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"Her negatives are awful," the Republican pollster Bill McInturff noted in an email.
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A cool device to turn old photo negatives and slides into digital photos
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We have no idea how many false negatives Facebook has let slip through.
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I bought back all my negatives of Neil Young in concert from '76.
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But broader examinations of video games offer a range of positives and negatives.
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The negatives were smuggled out of the camp in a tube of toothpaste.
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And the "Amazing Grace" negatives began to gather dust in the Warner vaults.
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But she left the images as negatives, creating a haunting and obscuring effect.
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I stopped reading reviews because I noticed all I remember is the negatives.
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After he died, his sister swooped in and attempted to burn his negatives.
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This is not the double negatives and assorted convolutions of the Mueller report.
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The thousands of negatives that were once cast aside were moved into boxes.
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The marginal benefits of preparing for the worst are outweighed by the negatives.
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"Yeah, so everybody, you know, brings some negatives if you like," he said.
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However well meaning the FCC was with its approach, two obvious negatives exist.
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But if the viral load goes down, the test can give false negatives.
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The ghosts of her paintings, spray-painted negatives, were still on the walls.
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And I try to go with the one whose positives outweigh the negatives.
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When you promote, you tend to exaggerate, both the negatives and the positives.
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Unfortunately, the last two decades has seen us increasingly embrace their negatives narratives.
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The problem for Hillary Clinton is that she, too, has astronomical negatives. 21.
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Such sessions could yield as many as 300 negatives of a single work.
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If that happens, small negatives can very quickly grow exponentially, turning into catastrophes.
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He then began the serious, painstaking process of trying to rescue these negatives.
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He also urged fellow employees not to let potential negatives slow them down.
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Another advantage of digital files over film negatives, in terms of analyzing a photo from the original, is that most digital cameras can shoot RAW files—sometimes known as "digital negatives"—which are really just minimally processed sensor image data.
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Temperatures in Georgia are expected to dip into the negatives by noon on Wednesday.
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The negatives were found in the archives of commercial portrait photographer Hashem el Madani.
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Indeed, easing the suspicion between Moscow and Washington could come with some serious negatives.
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There are so many negatives about Hillary that I can't say I'll support her.
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More useful is the cumulative Trump record, which includes as many negatives as positives.
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"It had its ups and downs, its positives and its tremendous negatives," she said.
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We see the departures of key executives for PYPL (Braintree, Venmo) as further negatives.
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We're accustomed to hearing positives first and only then a brief footnote on negatives.
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Clinton's negatives were at 54 percent, up from 49 percent in the July reading.
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Alonge's glass-plate negatives have stayed, by agreement, in America for their own protection.
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"There are positives to enjoy and inevitable negatives that are best avoided," he said.
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On advice from a friend, they froze the negatives, an effort that proved fortuitous.
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Trump's negatives in the population-dense area are high, pollsters and Republican strategists say.
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Here's what Regions Financial said they expect for 2017: Two negatives and a positive.
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Are there any negatives to having so much access to different bands online now?
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Damaged, broken, shallow—for all of our supposed negatives, together, we are stunning. Beautiful.
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Success, as BlackBerry had a decade ago, breeds two interrelated negatives: conservatism and complacency.
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With all the negatives involved in flying, a little humor goes a long way.
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But you'll have to read closely, because some of the statements include double-negatives.
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Cons to considerI had a hard time coming up with negatives for this device.
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However, even many older viewers (like me), have never seen 19th-century paper negatives.
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In Fitch's view, this presents positives and negatives to FMBI's overall rating over time.
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But there are negatives associated with sociality, like the transmission of parasites and diseases.
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Regardless of the prevailing narrative among users, 2C-B does come with its negatives.
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It made me better all around, yet the benefits were outweighed by the negatives.
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In concert, all of these negatives turned a technological breakthrough into a business nonstarter.
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"They're talking about running harsher negatives now," Joel Benenson, Clinton's pollster, complained to CNN.
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Investors have overlooked the negatives because of the high yield associated with rand assets.
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The CDC says Braden has explained the issue of false negatives to the evacuees.
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"I used to separate all my really good negatives from the rest," he said.
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It reduced false negatives by 9.4% for US subjects and 2.7% for UK subjects.
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Yes, they each have hurdles and negatives, but there are also some striking positives.
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False negatives, when people with new tumors think they're cancer-free, are also possible.
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"There are a lot of known negatives," Sanchez said on "Trading Nation" on Monday.
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Despite the negatives, Snapchat's young audience still should prove valuable, Noble People's Borchard said.
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" Throughout the campaign, commentators have had much to say about her "negatives," her "baggage.
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The major negatives are to do with control over your own interface with grief.
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As is the case with all deals like this, there are positives and negatives.
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Plants appear as negatives, or deletions, in the landscape, and many are floating, unrooted.
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Clinton also has high negatives, Manafort said, but he believes the two are different.
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The stakes are higher and negatives are much more serious than just losing an election.
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These were negatives that had been kept away and mostly untouched until the late 1990s.
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Listing the positives and negatives of Gary McCarthy&aposs campaign kind of goes like this.
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Below you can see a sampling of the glass plate negatives in the WCS Archives.
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He then employed a 19th-century photography process, creating salt paper negatives from these photographs.
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Stating the potential negatives of eliminating malaria is easy outside of a malaria infected area.
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But members are convinced that Mr Johnson's negatives are more than outweighed by his positives.
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Azevedo said he was particularly concerned by the focus on perceived negatives from global trade.
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The unit dragged down Rodgers' advanced statistics, even putting him in the negatives in DVOA.
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Inside, he found hundreds of negatives still carefully wrapped in advertising brochures and coupon paper.
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"We tend to keep hearing about negatives — hype without the research backing it," she said.
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The negatives revealed the pictures as they would have appeared without any retouching or cropping.
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And we&aposre ignoring then to our detriment the negatives that still aren&apost face.
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And her negatives are higher than nearly any candidate in recent memory (apart from Trump).
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There are just too many negatives, with a total of eight down for the year.
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It's like two negatives cancel each other out or giving Ritalin to someone with ADD.
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It can loosely be translated as the "attempts to overcome the [negatives of the] past".
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What positives and negatives have you noticed from the changes over the last 12 years?
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But for Tidal and Apple, the reasons to do this deal largely outweigh the negatives.
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I'm drawn to negatives in life, and I dwell on them, and they consume me.
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Focusing on only the positives can be as misleading as focusing on only the negatives.
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The positives of some exposure to court proceedings simply outweigh the negatives of no exposure.
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I take, as I say, more positives than negatives into the next week in Rome.
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She laments that new equipment has cut back on storage of bulky prints and negatives.
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Thomas Sauvin has spent nearly a decade trawling through film negatives people have thrown away.
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He collected everything from X-rays from hospitals, CDs, and of course — photographic film negatives.
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When it comes to healthy eating, the pluses obviously outweigh the negatives, Dr. Raymond says.
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Second, macroeconomic negatives such as rising U.S. rates and a stronger U.S. dollar may abate.
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Apparently, builders now see the business incentives in the plan as outweighing those other negatives.
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We are extremely deterministic to not cause this damage of false positives and false negatives.
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Anyway, we gave her all the negatives afterward, so they could never be used again.
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The technique, which he invented to outrun his competitors, made paper prints from glass negatives.
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Unlike photographic prints, slides and negatives need backlighting to properly illuminate the image when scanning.
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They're constantly assessing themselves on where they land, which breeds its own negatives and positives.
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The negatives were rediscovered in the old barn, and donated to Duke University in 1986.
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Other faces are almost lost to the crackle of decay on the glass plate negatives.
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There was also a reduction of 9.4% in false negatives, where a cancer is missed.
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There are a number of negatives to the hyper-localization and personalization of the process.
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The negatives remained in the house gathering dust until Galusca came across them in 2016.
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The negatives included the potential for market fraud and the lack of quality customer service.
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Yet, there are some clear negatives in the numbers for Warren beyond just the horserace.
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In some cases, the original negatives are lost and only black-and-white prints exist.
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In 2018 Mr. O'Neill talked to The Scotsman about his collection of millions of negatives.
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Giving Trump supporters some optimism, the Fox poll showed Clinton has high negatives with Hispanics.
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The mining giant cited the U.S.-China trade dispute and rising costs as potential negatives.
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Mr. Sweet's family entrusted thousands of his South Beach negatives to an art storage company.
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They reason that Hillary Clinton has just as many negatives as Trump, if not more.
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But it's likely that computers by themselves will find both false positives and false negatives.
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As for his decision to use Death as a narrator, the positives did outweigh the negatives.
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The biggest negatives are that it weighs more than three pounds and only has one handle.
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She already has high negatives — at about 55 percent, though Trump's are closer to 65 percent.
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"There's positives and negatives to everything, and teens are getting a really positive experience," said Anderson.
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He has inverted the colours of the originals to create what look like old photographic negatives.
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Talk about the real aftermath of getting high and how the negatives are never represented online.
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But from Wardog's perspective, Wendy should have all of Chris's negatives and none of his positives.
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Time ticks by, miles on the road, until he's outlining the negatives inherent in trade unions.
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The shit that was really happening: the dramas, the ups and downs, the positives and negatives.
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Berger figured it would be a throwaway pic, but when he saw the negatives, inspiration struck.
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All I thought about was negatives: my ongoing case, my troubles at home, and my family.
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"There are some positives and negatives that come from having experience in other games," Dummy said.
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And on the first floor he had closed windows for dark rooms and processing the negatives.
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I believe, however, that the positives outweigh the negatives, particularly the usefulness of cash during disasters.
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JIM RHODESNorfolk, Virginia "Lord of the Jungle" (June 18th) dwelt on the negatives for Shanghai Disneyland.
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Over all, it would be churlish to let these small negatives outweigh a generally terrific achievement.
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You can help her digitize her old negatives and slides with this nifty device from Kodak.
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Many of the negatives about Trump are already baked in, said Monmouth University pollster Patrick Murray.
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The positives of my room far outweighed any negatives, but there was another downside I noticed.
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And also have an archivist go back and look through the negatives and pull interesting frames.
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I still have the black and white negatives we shot off the TV — a full roll.
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When the Nazis began to liquidate the ghetto in 1944, he buried 6,000 of his negatives.
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After she committed suicide, Henry Adams destroyed all her letters to him and her photo negatives.
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But how do the positives and negatives of kratom compare to opioid painkillers and other drugs?
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Ms. Plumb stashed the negatives in boxes and forgot about them until a few years ago.
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Any of the above are certainly possible, and 2018 has produced far more positives than negatives.
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He discovered 4,000 film negatives that revealed snapshots of what life was once like in Moldova.
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The biggest negatives are the price and you have to use a mobile device with it.
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Others are "negatives" of the sky motif, with black and yellow marks speckling off-white grounds.
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You take on heavy negatives of your own when you go negative against your opponent. 19.
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These are already negatives for the U.S. economy, but the potential for harm increases over time.
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The negatives of the Nintendo Switch aren't attached to what's there, but rather to what's not.
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It left white blotches on the negatives, which later appeared black when Tereshkov printed the photos.
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The negatives of a flu shot are almost nonexistent, and significant side effects are very rare.
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Those negatives were balanced out by the earnings beat from IBM and a strong quarter from VMware.
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Taking the positives and moving forward with those and taking the negatives and learning from them again.
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"The equity markets are largely expecting most of the positives while completely discounting the negatives," she said.
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European banks seem to be stabilising, Stocker said, as a lot of negatives were already priced in.
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There were people who wanted to burn the files, to destroy these pictures and their negatives, everything.
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His negatives are stronger than his positives — the people who don't like him really don't like him.
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Declining revenue, big losses and the spin-off of the unsuccessful Lands End acquisition are all negatives.
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Looking for positive results can lead to bias, pressure not to report negatives and non-reproducible results.
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The same algorithm might be implemented differently depending on the the cost of false positives and negatives.
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"More negatives than positives as Q2 auto gross margin comes in below expectations," analysts at Citi said.
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In McLean's experience as an HR professional, there is always going to be one or two negatives.
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But that appeal may not work unless Democrats fess up to Clinton's own negatives among GOP voters.
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After buying a box of Maier's negatives, Maloof spotted her inherent genius and ignited a Maier craze.
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But the pros outweighed the few negatives we thought up, so we moved forward with our search.
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However, there are also negatives that encroach on students' rights as individuals and discriminate against transgender youth.
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The duo "deposited" their film inside of a darkroom, washed the negatives, and printed their exquisite results.
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It's packed with gorgeous archival photos and inserts like film negatives and naked drawings of Cave himself.
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Franklin, a 20th century photographer, donated his 500,000 plus photos and negatives to the museum in 1986.
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Cillizza: Espy avoided highlighting some of Hyde-Smith's potential negatives -- the public hanging comment, segregated schools etc.
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The measures are not passing judgment on the positives or negatives about vaccinations, the Republican lawmaker said.
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"I think there are more positives - NNA (net new assets), cost cuts, capital - than negatives," one said.
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A large archive of his 1960s negatives disappeared several years ago and has still not been recovered.
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This was a decisive advantage of using negatives — daguerreotypes could only be reproduced in engravings or lithographs.
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Successfully addressing the negatives of Russian behavior should not result in destroying the positives of Russian cooperation.
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Soon after, he packed his negatives away in the basement and didn't touch them again for years.
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Yet given how few depictions of postpartum mental illness exist, the benefits of Tully outweigh the negatives.
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Focus on the positives — even down to individual words — and try to get rid of the negatives.
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Despite these negatives, the Bang & Olufsen Beoplay A9 4th-Gen is the best speaker I've ever tested.
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"I focused her on appreciating the positive things," rather than obsessing over the negatives, Ms. Scroggs said.
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When your hometown becomes the site of a mass murder, familiar places will look like photo negatives.
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He knows her negatives better than anyone and he said they provide important insights about her intent.
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But "rocketeer" and "orbiter" have the obvious negatives of sounding a bit silly and not commanding respect.
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" He added: "I'm drawn to negatives in life, and I dwell on them, and they consume me.
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He feels a "familiar rush" when he hears that patient false negatives could be life threatening — i.e.
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"As soon as somebody says 'the Bronx,' big negatives pop up in people's heads," Mr. Golden said.
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The negatives, from which the preservation copies were made, were slightly shrunken and had some color fading.
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Despite the negatives, Wyatt believes that coronavirus has the potential to create some economic opportunities in Vietnam.
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As I looked through sheet after sheet of negatives, I was able to see what Bill saw.
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"That's something nobody wants to talk about, people just want to focus on the negatives," he said.
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Each of those spots unloaded their negatives, from O'Rourke's perceived "white privilege" to Biden's age and gaffes.
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"There are a lot of negatives on Trump," says John Anzalone, a Democratic pollster advising Biden's campaign.
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I don't mean this as the critic's dutiful mustering of plaudits before the grim march of negatives.
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Shortly afterward, the original negatives were found to be decomposing so badly that they were scrapped completely.
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Photographs were commonly made on wet-plate negatives (glass coated with photosensitive emulsion) in the 19th century, and then on the improved and portable dry-plate negatives, before film was manufactured at a sufficient strength in the 20th century to serve as a transportable medium for photographic emulsion.
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And, from the Great Lakes through the Dakotas and Wyoming, temperatures will most likely be in the negatives.
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Without the rest you need, you're more likely to focus on negatives and think in the short term.
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Trump can be beaten, but not by a Democrat who matches the President tit for tat on negatives.
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When Berthier looks back now, he doesn't focus on any of the negatives that swirled around the band.
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Reyes had his share of negatives, but he was an incumbent in a district that was 80% Latino.
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Jennifer Aniston is one of the country's few hypoallergenic stars — somehow she's rinsed away all the possible negatives.
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Hillary Clinton has very high negatives as well but does far better than Trump with women and minorities.
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By turning those negatives to positives, DeSieno imbued the images with a profound sense of foreboding and timelessness.
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While I've focused on some negatives of gadgets this year, that doesn't mean there's reason to lose hope.
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I decided to not focus on the negatives and give the remaining guys the best version of me.
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So Andrew LeVine built a physical device and smartphone app that makes developing and digitizing photo negatives easy.
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But, Cramer thinks its success this year stems from the stock already reflecting the negatives coming into 8003.
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Let's look at the positives and negatives for each club with the season about to start this week.
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Part of his secret, he told Reuters in an interview, was focusing on the positives rather than negatives.
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There are problems of privacy, of the implications of false positives and false negatives, and of legal liability.
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One aide said this week that fixing Clinton's negatives will be a top priority in the coming months.
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With positives and negatives largely balanced at current levels, we view valuation as fair and maintain our Hold.
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The master negatives of the "Power of the Daleks" shows were destroyed in an archive purge in 1974.
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Cramer didn't find many negatives in the report, but after it was released, the stock tanked 16 percent.
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It's doubtful Mr. Trump has that capacity, so he needs a silent vote to offset his high negatives.
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We've got to see what happens with the quarter because those are negatives, and I'm not denying it.
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But it's crucial to look at the larger picture, weighing the positives and negatives before we make decisions.
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Trump also has the highest negatives of any White House hopeful from either party, according to the poll.
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They spent decades boxed away and never published and, in many cases, his negatives were only recently printed.
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The mysteries continue with each newly opened box of negatives, which fill several closets from floor to ceiling.
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He marvels that the glass-plate negatives were just inches from the baseball legends they captured for posterity.
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The prints read like negatives of aerial views, repeatedly depicting the pattern of the cross in various variations.
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Before we had digital photography or even negatives, we had daguerreotypes, the earliest kind of publicly available photograph.
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Hearn's criticism has laid bare the nightmarish reality — a list of negatives that is both long and frightening.
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Sometimes all the negatives is normal, and you worry about it, it's a big thing on your shoulders.
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Related: Artist Weaves Shredded Photos into 'Fractal Realities' X-Rays & 35mm Negatives Become Faces in Nick Gentry's Paintings
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Those negatives must be weighed against the learning losses of other students when laptops are used in class.
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Every woman should discuss both the positives and the negatives of birth control with her health care provider.
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You say you've discovered original negatives of one of the last survivers transatlantic slave trade — is that true?
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Most U.K. Government Bonds are yielding about 0.50% or less while German Government Bonds are in the negatives.
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Abbott could be tough to deal with, and frequently got into spats about things like ownership of negatives.
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Ultimately, these negatives were minor enough so as not to detract from my otherwise lovely in-room experience.
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In this context, Sanders referred to Warren being a woman as one of the negatives voters must consider.
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We need leaders who not only understand the benefits of technology, but can protect us from the negatives.
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The set of photos is mostly comprised of black-and-white negatives but includes some color positive transparencies.
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The Library of Congress announced the acquisition of nearly 100,000 photographs, negatives, and transparencies by photographer Shawn Walker.
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Earlier in the primary race, Kamala Harris and Julian Castro both experienced negatives after using a similar strategy.
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These negatives took much longer to look through and required more concentration (and caused a lot of headaches).
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Negatives destroyed in the developing stage, wildly overexposed, a shutter too slow, a lens too close, or unfocused.
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False negatives are, obviously, worse, because they give an undetected cancer at minimum another year of undisturbed growth.
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Harris leads the pack, with her favorability number climbing 9 points to 213% while her negatives held steady.
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The U.S.-China trade dispute and rising costs are among the factors cited as potential negatives for BHP.
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But that sets up a tug of war between the Fed tightening and the negatives of potential protectionism.
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This is the first exhibition to display prints from the negatives, which are now at the Smithsonian Institution.
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Many of Mangum's photos — both stand-alone portraits and latticed negatives — bear multiple exposures, one over top another.
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Oriel: That's the positive, if you look at the negatives surely one of the negatives of doing business in Hong Kong, I guess the influence, the negative side of the influence of China, which is the lack of transparency and regulation, which you don't know when it's going to change.
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Ultimately, they were able to reduce false negatives by 9.4 percent and cut down false positives by 5.7 percent for women in the US. In the UK, where two radiologists typically double-check the results, the model cut down false negatives by 2.7 percent and reduced false positives by 1.2 percent.
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"People with eating disorders have many amazing qualities, and like anything it has both positives and negatives," says Hill.
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Watch any good salesman and you&aposll see somebody ignoring all the negatives and zeroing in on the close.
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Right now the negatives of border adjustment, losing interest deductions and concern about trade friction … and overall social unrest.
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With AI, I'm firmly in the camp that the benefits for the next couple decades far outweigh the negatives.
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We all have drama in our lives so let's rejoice in the positives and not dwell on the negatives.
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The acquisition comprises 2400 modern color inkjet prints — made using Parks's negatives — and one rare vintage gelatin silver print.
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By the numbers: In the report, 743 teens were surveyed about the benefits and negatives of social media use.
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But by the end of the quarter some of the biggest negatives on company performance seemed to have abated.
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During that time, look for the positives as well as the negatives, and pay attention to your own behavior.
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There's too much emphasis on the negatives of the EU such as the inefficiencies and over-regulation, Haass said.
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Daguerreotypes are not prints from negatives — they are plates with positive (but reversed) images produced directly in the camera.
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I spent hours with Paolo Falcone, the curator of Anthology, searching for a poetic thread between the various negatives.
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Photos, slides, and negatives are made by using chemicals that are sensitive to moisture, light, and changes in temperature.
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And there's lots of negatives of having interest rates in the wrong place, and I don't see much positive.
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You could scan the original negatives, but for that, you need a special scanner and a lot of time.
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That's a first, because the potential negatives from such a visible and symbolic collusion have always outweighed the positives.
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"I wish I could guarantee that the positives are destined to outweigh the negatives, but I can't," Chakrabarti writes.
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The negatives are a huge cash burn, a lack of profit and vulnerability to rivals like software titan Microsoft.
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It does signal some promise when it comes to automating a process that struggles with false positives and negatives.
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Bottom line: It's a bit of a mixed bag for private equity, but the positives easily outweigh the negatives.
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That would seem to vindicate Trump's decision to try driving up Clinton's negatives in order to depress her turnout.
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You need to look into all the features that each device has, and weigh up the positives and negatives.
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If we dwell on the negatives and not on the positives, how we going to get out of this?
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Nonetheless, there is enough to suggest that Trump's presidency holds both positives and negatives for commodity demand and prices.
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The negatives are lack of loyalty, no patience, players who switch A.A.U. teams at the drop of a hat.
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There clearly are negatives to bringing back large bills, which make it easier for crime and corruption to flourish.
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Midterms are about the president, and Donald Trump has recovered from his deep negatives in less than a year.
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While he is popular with his base, polls show him consistently to be the candidate with the highest negatives.
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This might not make sense to you, because ADHD and a "lack of focus" are generally perceived as negatives.
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Yes, they both have high negatives, and yes, they are both unpopular (Trump certainly much more so than Clinton).
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In these reviews, it's important to not only focus on the negatives, but also reaffirm the positives, as well.
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By contrast, Greene adopted his teacher Le Gray's innovative technique for making waxed paper negatives and salted paper prints.
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"I dont think the United states needs negatives rates ... because our economy is in very good shape," Kudlow said.
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His negatives are just too high, and there may well be a reluctance by national Republicans to help him.
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I like to take my negatives and turn them into positives, and the Chin Up movement definitely embodies that.
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But the markets have so far priced in all the positive outcomes from Trump, while ignoring the potential negatives.
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"I love the element of surprise when processing negatives and finally getting to see what I have," she says.
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At most, their papers cite a few potential positive impacts of the findings — and avoid mentioning the negatives altogether.
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His newest series is Negatives, and his latest work, "neg lapresmidi," will have its first public showing at Frieze.
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And they are increasingly worried about the flip side: false negatives that reassure consumers who actually should be worried.
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Everyone knows, or should know, that there are positives and negatives to every method of fighting on the feet.
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" Her mother, Peggy, said: "We've always taught our kids to be self-sufficient and to turn negatives into positives.
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"These positives surely outweigh the negatives, providing an enduring allure to those with the right temperament," Dr. Feinstein concludes.
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But while the world fixates on the negatives — and there are many — of Brexit, it does have its upsides.
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"So really trying to look at some of these datasets to balance the positives and the negatives," Harrington said.
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There are so many good things happening in the world, why not focus on those rather than the negatives?
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It also reduced false negatives by 9.4 percent, meaning it caught instances of cancer that would've otherwise gone undetected.
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Some of the negatives were ruined by the elements or couldn't be found again, but Ms. Miceli recovered 30.
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The positives and negatives "pretty much cancel each other out," said Professor Michael Reich, lead author on the study.
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In the history of polling, we have never seen a presidential race where both candidates started with higher negatives.
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Mr. Price and Mr. Nolan began by making duplicate negatives and then initiated a complex method of color correction.
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Also, the Library of Congress acquired nearly 100,63 photographs, negatives, and transparencies by Kamoinge photographer Shawn Walker, and more.
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One particular shot was finally discovered in a folder of negatives taken an entire year before the photo ran.
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Along with negatives, Bill's folders also contained whatever notes or clippings might pertain to that column's theme or event.
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It often results in both false positives and false negatives, which can delay treatment and increase workload for radiologists.
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"She continued: "To me, the benefits of HSAs generally far outweigh the negatives but, as always, do your homework.
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Back then, publicity photographs were printed from negatives one at a time for hand delivery to newspapers and magazines.
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But the DCCC is brushing aside concerns about those special election losses and any negatives related to primary showdowns.
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Democrats believe Clinton's negatives hurt her in 2016, and they recognize that Trump was quick to seize upon them.
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Many of us also own precious prints, photo albums, slides and negatives, some of which can be decades old.
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You look at Hillary [Clinton and you look at [Donald] Trump, and their negatives are the highest in history.
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All the images come from 4x5 negatives and illustrate his love for ritual and sculpture, ever-present in his practice.
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"The market is trying to figure out if the positives outweigh the negatives," Nick Raich at Earnings Scout tells me.
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Each jumbo phone has its positives and negatives, but which one is better is ultimately up to your personal preference.
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Business is so strong at the aircraft maker that even negatives related to China "can't derail this story," Cramer said.
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Today her negatives—often the only records of crumbled landmarks—repose in the archive of Historic England, a heritage agency.
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"With all the negatives people post and say about police, I thought we should see a positive moment," she wrote.
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It isn't a matter of weighing the positives and the negatives, it's recognizing there is a problem and addressing it.
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But these negatives should be more than offset in the long run by other changes under the law, analysts said.
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When we give our time in service to others, we find hope and purpose, and stop dwelling on personal negatives. ?
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Moreover, taking too many ECGs can actually create more false positives and false negatives, leading to inaccurate results over time.
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Even more troubling are the false negatives, or instances of atrial fibrillation that aren't picked up by the Apple Watch.
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But Sahasrabuddhe is quick to note that there's not enough data to assess whether false negatives are a major problem.
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The messaging needs to be forward-thinking, strong, decisive, direct and credible focused around the positives, while diminishing the negatives.
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And while Castro's youth and good looks will positively distract many voters from Clinton's negatives, that distraction won't last long.
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When student media are freed to report on sensitive subjects, advisers say the positive impacts far outweigh the possible negatives.
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Yet the idea to use negatives to produce paper photographs in multiple was known in the US fairly early on.
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Then, in 1989, Mr Ruff obtained a cache of old negatives from the European Southern Observatory in the Atacama Desert.
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That yields enormous electronic files with exquisite detail, which she manipulates in software and then uses to generate photo negatives.
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Although Parks retained his prints and negatives, Ellison lost control of his text, "Harlem is Nowhere," during lengthy bankruptcy proceedings.
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The positives: The negatives: Despite all the uncertainty, many traders believe that the market will continue to find new leadership.
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Their ability to identify negatives, that is, non-epilepsy samples, was even better, ranging from 95 percent to 100 percent.
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Ultimately, the attack on Pearl Harbor caused the Westons to quickly return to California, with over 700 negatives in tow.
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Trump's negatives among this group, which normally leans Republican (Romney won them by six points), were pretty high in polling.
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I crank the heat up (tomorrow is supposed to be in the negatives!) and knock out at a decent hour.
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Technology has helped to make our lives easier in a million different ways, but there are some real negatives, too.
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The company, which has a stake in the education market, said those possible developments come with both positives and negatives.
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Noyce believed that if they could help develop better vaccines, that "would outweigh the potential negatives" of reviving a pox.
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Appearing as combinations of design, geometry, and abstraction his images are made in color darkrooms without the use of negatives.
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What are the possibilities, the positives and negatives, of using social media in both your activism and your personal life?
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His photographs are posed, his sitters self-conscious, and his images printed in black and white from glass plate negatives.
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Like Trump, it was more anti-establishment, and Clinton embodies the Democratic establishment in addition to all her other negatives.
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The trouble is that when it comes to working with someone like Chris Brown, can we really ignore the negatives?
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That net positive balance of 24 points was well ahead of Anaya, whose positives outweighed his negatives by 11 points.
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"Do you know what will happen if we nominate people who have high negatives and can't beat Hillary?" he asked.
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"I think when Cruz counterattacks, it can make him look mean, so it will drive up his negatives," Gross said.
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Her staff plans to highlight Trump's negatives by emphasizing his divisiveness in an appeal to independents and even some Republicans.
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The standard two-tier test for Lyme, established in 1994, is extremely imprecise, prone to false positives and false negatives.
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And perhaps that effect counteracts the economic negatives of these policies in terms of fewer jobs and less dynamic businesses.
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Polling higher negatives than any previous candidates, the two major-party nominees use personal invective as their primary campaign tool.
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Flipping through the 25,210 negatives that make up the Heritage Auctions sale is like discovering a long-lost time capsule.
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Heritage expects that the quality of the negatives and their historical significance will push the final price over $1 million.
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He noted that the stimulus coming from the tax cuts passed last year outweigh the negatives stemming from trade concerns.
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That is, the AAF study makes no attempt to weigh the positives of the Green New Deal against the negatives.
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They unrolled their film and stretched it above their heads against the fluorescent lights, squinting at the strips of negatives.
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But when you look at the both the positives and negatives about charter schools, you can find some important lessons.
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Using traditional nineteenth century photographic techniques, like wet plate glass negatives, the artist taps into the aesthetic of the 1800s.
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Most of the prints and negatives in the archives are inalienable, meaning that they cannot be sold or tampered with.
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Galusca spent the rest of the afternoon going through the house and collecting all the negatives that he could find.
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Yes, we have freedom of speech but there can be a lot of negatives that come with that as well.
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YouGov polling puts his positives and negatives about even — 37% to 40%, respectively — while 15% report having a neutral opinion.
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The negatives could become much more than just a collector's item too ... because they include the copyright to the images.
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Inside were dozens of photographs and film negatives of naked children, some of them playing in pools, Mr. Tamang said.
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"You do get positives along with the negatives," said Doug Ribley, 72, a lay minister with the Anglican Church here.
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When women with false positives did return, they delayed an average of nine months longer than those with true negatives.
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As the war wound down, he buried 6,000 negatives in the ghetto, returning after Germany's surrender to find half intact.
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The magazine was basically donating the contact prints and negatives after assignments had been run and were no longer needed.
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Trump's negatives, which are very high, will come down once Trump is no longer negative in his speeches, Manafort said.
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But we just found out there's a way to get rid of all those negatives, thanks to NCLA's So Gelly products!
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"Considering that the ... negatives are to be seen as phasing out in 2017, the results support our buy rating," he added.
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"Our concern is that the positives of easier [monetary] policy will be offset by the negatives of weaker growth," Sheets wrote.
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Among the most arresting items in the exhibition are a pair of large-scale photographic prints made from 35mm scratched negatives.
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The flight times were great, the airlines were well-known full-service carriers, and I didn't see any negatives — at first.
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We built an archive there called 'America,' and its purpose was to then take the negatives and have them stored there.
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Still, De Villiers added, Monk "was very disciplined" about it, as the neat filing system of his later-discovered negatives suggested.
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His negatives revolve around his lack of experience and the fact that he has not been tested on the national stage.
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Although the positive possibilities far outweigh the negatives, it would be crazy to ignore the many ways things could go wrong.
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Having evacuated during the storm's onslaught, Calhoun and McCormick returned home to find containers filled with negatives floating in the floodwaters.
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Years later, I switched to color film, to a bigger camera, shooting four-by-five and eight-by-ten-inch negatives.
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Citi analysts cited the main negatives as the bank's flagging of lower margins on Swedish mortgages and slashing its dividend policy.
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If the tax hike is scrapped, 21% said the positives would outweigh the negatives, while 10% anticipated a larger negative impact.
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Instead, a better strategy would be to focus on tearing down Trump, given that his negatives surpass her own, Feehery added.
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They also sought to defend non-standard dialects, where for example double negatives ("I ain't got no") are ordinary, not ignorant.
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For him, the benefits far outweigh any negatives — he is accessible, invites a culture of collaboration, and is able to mentor.
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" Asked about any negatives to pursuing bail, Brown says: "That goes to our legal strategy, so I can't comment on that.
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Both candidates faced high negatives yet had core supporters who provided unwavering support and expressed vehement dislike for the other candidate.
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Other super negatives for the President include New Jersey, New York (-21 in both), Virginia (-13), Michigan (-9) and Pennsylvania (-10).
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It's really the stuff of novels, not reality, where the bad morphs into the good and the negatives turn into positives.
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Indeed, Democrats believe the billionaire White House hopeful's high negatives broadly expand the map, even putting states like Indiana in play.
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"When you're in a five-way race, having 40 percent negatives is not disqualifying ... [as] Donald Trump will attest," he said.
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He's a solid guy with no real negatives representing the usual winning party in an environment hostile to a Republican president.
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It's curious, however, that for all the photos that my father took, he was able to keep the photos and negatives.
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Biden has negatives — most significantly, his track record as a losing presidential candidate during four previous runs dating to the 1980s.
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Roberto Livar says that's unacceptable, wondering what if the assignment had been to weigh the positive and negatives of human trafficking.
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I really wanted to take a photograph because in that frame you can see the positives and negatives of Mount Kazbek.
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Behind each table is a wall of backlit negatives, where you can see whole rolls of film with the photographers' markings.
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It detected even tiny amounts of lead and protein instantly and with 100 percent accuracy and no false positives or negatives.
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There's meditation involved, there's, like, accountability activities, which are just, like, writing down the negatives and positives of doing your habit.
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Caterpillar, down 4.6 percent, was the biggest drag on the Dow and among the biggest negatives for the S&P 500.
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When the negatives start to surface in otherwise powerful stories, "that's not the time to run," the "Mad Money" host said.
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For Ms. Whiteread, objects and spaces are themselves the molds — and are often destroyed in the creation of her ghostly negatives.
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But the monologue form being what it is, Ms. Corman's performance is more convincing with the negatives than with the positives.
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Maybe those negatives were the sort of thing that don't outweigh the positives on a rebuilding team full of impressionable kids.
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Instead, a better strategy would be to focus on tearing down Trump, given that his negatives surpass her own, Feehery added.
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According to contrarian logic, Mr. Hickey said, the negatives are baked into stock prices, so the market has room to rise.
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Despite the negatives, the kit kept us entertained for about 45 minutes, and the popcorn boxes and sleeping masks proved useful.
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"I wish I could guarantee that the positives are destined to outweigh the negatives, but I can't," Samidh Chakrabarti wrote Monday.
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Redler said the market has defied a few historical negatives, like typical weakness in August and the "sell in May" adage.
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However, scientists have pointed to problems with the nucleic acid test producing false negatives, meaning infected patients could be going undetected.
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Armed with printouts of the photos and with portable light boxes on which to pore over negatives, we set to work.
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Few sexters face consequences such as losing a job or a college opportunity, Englander said, but there can be other negatives.
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The firm reiterated its underperform rating, with the caveat that it does not see any negatives among the company's recent performance.
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"If you were to measure negatives, he would have by far the biggest negative," Frank said in a "Squawk Box" interview.
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"Trump's negatives don't just necessarily attach to Englund," said Kurt Fritts, the Democratic strategist running the outside campaign on Dhingra's behalf.
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That, of course, would be a huge positive for stocks by removing one of the biggest negatives holding back the economy.
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Still, it takes a serious amount of willpower to persuade yourself that the benefits of exercise outweigh all those miserable negatives.
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There's just too much that is going right, people, and not enough negatives to do the job of keeping stocks down.
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Included in this jumble, the Meryman family stored huge boxes of glass plate negatives, with over 300 that belonged to Thayer.
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Barr once more deftly took advantage of the fact that Mueller, with his impenetrable legalese and double negatives, has handcuffed himself.
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Selected for their incredibly high resolution, these negatives are processed and printed in a way that enables their unique abstract output.
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Clark, 76, restored the negatives to add video for this version and brought in Moran to record a new piano track.
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"Her job right now is to beat the devil out of Trump while his negatives are up, to ensure those negatives remain in place even if he stages some kind of resurgence later," said Hank Sheinkopf, a Democratic strategist in New York who has worked for Clinton in the past but has not done so during this campaign.
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But older fakes were made by snipping bits out of photographic negatives, combining them with others, and then making a fresh print.
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With temperatures dipping into the teens and negatives for much of the country this week, many Americans may find themselves hibernating inside.
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"The market is wading through all the negatives of his campaign, and (economic growth) is what we are focused on," she said.
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After discovering a series of negatives in an abandoned skyscraper in St. Louis, Aaron Farley altered the degraded images with caustic colors.
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He called for Rejlander's "manipulative and overly theatrical" process — which involved printing from numerous negatives to create one photograph — to be abandoned.
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Nevertheless, with the stock at such a cheap level, he thinks the negatives are already baked in and the potential positives aren't.
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Instead of focusing on the negatives, Houston K-911 Rescue is working on the ways they can add positives to Gus's life.
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It's a roller coaster, no doubt about it, but every day there are new and amazing things that far outweigh the negatives.
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Fallon blames Clinton's negatives on the attacks she's sustained from the huge field of GOP candidates who went through the nominating process.
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Still, there are a few negatives that could depress consumer spending, though Ashworth said he hasn't seen signs of their impact yet.
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As it gathers data over time, it can reduce false positives and false negatives, company co-founder and CEO Abhinav Khushraj explained.
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Google is known for having false negatives in their selection process, but if you're good enough for Google, you'll eventually get in.
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And, despite all the negatives, I was surprised to find that I had started to feel a similar pull toward the military.
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You've got to look at the situation, you've got to try and find the positives from it and leave the negatives behind.
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"My bank account went from very comfortable to negatives balance, not to mention extra $5 charges, and overdraft fees," the user wrote.
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In fact, ethnic militias run their own schools and print their own textbooks, which often look like photographic negatives of the government's.
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CRAMER: WELL, THE BANK INDUSTRY SEEMED TO BE GETTING AWAY FROM THE IDEA OF BEING ON THE FRONT PAGES FOR THEIR NEGATIVES.
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And as the icing on the Dandelion-colored cake, the horrible event countdown on Crayola's site is still running into the negatives.
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The nitrate reels, consisting of seven 35mm negatives and eleven 35mm positive prints, have been dated to approximately between 20173 and 1903.
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The negatives sat in his files for about 30 years until he heard about the entertainer's death and decided to release them.
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And the positives of seeing both parents working hard and cooperatively raising a family far outweigh the negatives of that missed event.
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That these assets are suddenly negatives, at the very moment that a woman finally achieved them, is curious, to say the least.
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That means she can't put her full attention on Trump, making the effort to define his negatives now that much more urgent.
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"Coal is a tough industry, but, in the case of Peabody, the positives should outweigh the negatives," analyst Christopher LaFemina wrote Tuesday.
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"There were some positives and negatives," said Stephenson, the Reds' top pick and the 27th overall selection in the June 2011 draft.
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Still, Republicans who are bullish about winning the presidency point to Clinton's high negatives and her struggles to unify the Democratic base.
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I pray that, this time, as we march and resist together, we can put aside any negatives and betrayals of the past.
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He expects stocks in general to move higher by year-end, and thinks right now the market is focusing on the negatives.
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"There's positives and negatives, and our message is de-risk right now because there's two-way risks in the market," Kiesel said.
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Amid these negatives for the president's economic policies, the Republican Party still looks to have an advantage over Democrats on the economy.
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When that technology becomes widely adopted — some say this will happen in two years; others say 20 — many will lament the negatives.
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It drove photography purists crazy that she manipulated negatives and prints with tools like a stylus or paint as if using Photoshop.
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Lewis seems to have retained only partial negatives, telling his son Chris that the remainder might be somewhere in France and Sweden.
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Despite these negatives, we still think the Simplehuman Touch-Free Dual-Compartment Trash Can provides the best balance of functionality and attractiveness.
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Despite these negatives, we think the Cosori Smart WiFi Air Fryer is an excellent appliance for fast, efficient cooking of healthy meals.
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Besides the negatives surrounding Clinton, the Democratic Party's view of what is coming in November is the other major difference from 2016.
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It is a time for New Orleans to think about how it might keep the positives of reform while addressing the negatives.
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There are positives and negatives to each form of fire, depending on what you are cooking, and when and for how long.
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The following are the negatives of the presidential contender and Texas senator, which keep him from being a positive force for change.
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The quarter had enough of both positives and negatives to keep the bulls and bears firmly in their own camps for now.
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We've worked hard to maximize the benefits of our platforms, but we know we need to do more to minimize the negatives.
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And that's what the fabric of this rally is, in Cramer's eyes: an assortment of positives with a few largely ignored negatives.
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But it sees the positives outweighing the negatives, even considering the ongoing trade war the U.S. has initiated with China in particular.
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"It sounds like they were trying to eliminate one of the negatives against them and help with public support," Wheaton told CNBC.
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The only negatives were the fact the show's original songs were entirely unremarkable and Kylie Minogue was saved for the closing ceremony.
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Both the false positives and false negatives have helped convince Sara Seager of the need to think beyond oxygen and explore quirkier biosignatures.
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Bank of America said although the current valuation discounts most potential negatives related to the 211MDB investigation, uncertainty may linger for a while.
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"I have a very large archive of negatives and transparencies, which a lot of my previous books have been based on," he said.
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They have given me insight to how to bounce back and how to grow from experiences and turn the negatives into life lessons.
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If you're asking for someone to lose the bad things and fail at destructive things, we suppose the negatives cancel each other out.
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And while most of these encounters have been viewed as negatives for Meek, it's done nothing but keep he, and his adversaries, relevant.
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Plus, she has high negatives, too, plus an ongoing federal investigation of the private email server she used while leading the State Department.
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There are clearly some real, enormous positives of the technology, but whether or not the positives outweigh some unmistakable negatives, I don't know.
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"If you tally the harmful and beneficial impacts of having more CO2 in the air, I think the negatives are bigger," Myneni said.
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Cramer perceives Trump as unpredictable, so he decided to weigh out the potential negatives and positives that his presidency could mean for Apple.
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It so vastly outweighs the negatives... Helping people learn how to live their full life instead of waiting and shrinking and being afraid.
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By coopting degradation on the negatives, Calhoun and McCormick embraced the enduring evidence of the harsh ramifications of the storm on New Orleans.
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It's so important to look at the positives, if I get caught up looking at the negatives it can really bring you down.
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In fairness her negatives also come from being in the center of our political system and over time one wears the battle scars.
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TV Azteca's volatile performance in recent years and the slow growth outlook for the broadcasting industry with high competition are key credit negatives.
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Copper is in some ways a microcosm of China's economy, with some positive news largely being outweighed by a host of ongoing negatives.
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"I am sure that social media plays a role in unhappiness, but it has as many benefits as it does negatives," he said.
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Adding fuel to the fire is a Wall Street note form Thursday that reiterated the negatives of owning shares of Snap and Twitter.
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Other negatives for carbon this week included Thursday's unwinding of positions across the European energy complex after losses by the Norwegian power trader.
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"The incredible negatives these candidates have makes it very difficult to determine what a likely voter looks like," said Winston, the GOP pollster.
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"This is one of the most compelling cases that we have ever seen in terms of the positives versus the negatives," Delgado said.
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I wanted turn these images into photo book much later on, so I packed away and boxed the negatives for a long time.
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"In some ways, Hillary's negatives are already baked in the cake, and that is simply not the case with Trump," Mr. Garin said.
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Black people have lived with this a long time, lived in the position of always having to counteract stereotypes and disprove the negatives.
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Surely there are some negatives, such as the "dollar incentives" required in Delaware, but overall I think this is a very positive trend.
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This investment is good for anyone who doesn't mind fluctuation in their annual interest rate, but doesn't want any negatives in their investments.
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The nuclear issue bridges the positives and negatives — what we want the Saudis to do, and what we hope they will stop doing.
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HISTORIC PHOTOS NET $993 MILLION More than 299,266 original negatives by the baseball photographer Charles Conlon sold at auction for nearly $23 million.
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He devised an automated film processing system and a means to develop negatives by hanging them upright and dipping them into large tanks.
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So I could walk into a positive image that was much more powerful than all of the negatives I had ever seen, combined.
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"Operations remain under pressure but there are no new negatives," Steven Cahall, an analyst with RBC Capital Markets, said in a research note.
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"I do think there's a positive path for the economy that's potentially ahead of us, and of course there are negatives," he said.
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Transported by the flatbed truck, the group worked inside of the darkroom daily, sometimes producing negatives up to 12' long and 6' high.
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Giulio: Of course there are positive and negative sides to it, but in general, I'd say that the positives far outweigh the negatives.
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Caterpillar, down 4.3 percent at $94.36, was the biggest drag on the Dow and among the biggest negatives for the S&P 140.
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But as the most damaging scandals do, it also reinforced the candidate's existing negatives: here, the impression that he sees women as objects.
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Rehashing the positives and negatives of her fight against Donald Trump could have been cathartic for supporters, or at the very least timely.
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But there were no data that I could find on false negatives — customers who thought they had no disease risk but actually did.
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The eBay enthusiasts who snatched up her negatives at auction with the hopes of reselling them became heroes for saving her from obscurity.
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What Pinterest's critics identify as negatives (conservative decision-making, less urgency, squandered opportunities), its supporters cite as positives (bullets dodged, wasted time avoided).
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Stone clarified in an email that the library has only partial negatives: 13 cans (almost 90 minutes) of unedited camera rushes without sound.
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He had a natural flair for composition, and the fiber in his paper negatives sometimes lends a grainy, powdery texture to the prints.
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Thousands of his negatives were stored at Oak Ridge, and then at the National Archives in Washington, before they were declassified years later.
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The Nasher Museum of Art exhibits the portrait photography of Hugh Mangum, whose glass plate negatives were salvaged from a North Carolina barn.
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It is vital that those "Dyke Show" slides, her negatives and contact sheets are available and easily searchable for activists, researchers and historians.
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The positives outweigh the negatives to make the Note 8, which costs roughly $950 and is scheduled to arrive in stores on Sept.
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In a series of photo negatives, his features are smudged by a pair of tights over his head, his throat cinched with armor.
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Mr. Bouza said he applauded efforts to explore what he called the "complex mix of positives and negatives" that marks the unit's history.
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Our list is based on an analysis of the most common positives and negatives associated with the top models available on the market.
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I fear the impact of Hillary Clinton's negatives and what the hate machines will do, and she is part of the 1 percent.
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Still more research suggests there could even be negatives about pet ownership (and we don't just mean picking up poop from the yard).
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On mammograms performed in Britain, the system also beat the radiologists, reducing false negatives by 2.7 percent and false positives by 1.2 percent.
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"They want to keep the pressure on Trump and make sure his negatives stay so high that he's viewed as unacceptable," said Madonna.
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The plan right now is for me to take the leafax to the navy ship and they will pouch the negatives to me.
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That leaves us with plenty of negatives -- and not much in the way of a "positive ID." Tipping point for US-Iran detente?
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"The negatives in the market appear to be winning out over the positives," said Peter Hayes, head of the Municipal Group at BlackRock.
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"It was one of the few times, except in grammar, where two negatives make a positive," she told New York Magazine in 1973.
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Yeah, I didn't get any negatives, I think both of us were on completely the same wavelength, which I don't think happens often.
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Butler used those notes, as well as photographic negatives and positives (and a bit of artistic license), to paint the 1918 solar eclipse.
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The negatives are going to come down, the image is going to change, but [Hillary] Clinton is still going to be Crooked Hillary.
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As Bloomberg points out, the company loses $6,6 every minute and has seen its free cash flow in the negatives for five quarters straight.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)All told, the negatives above aren't that bad, but just when you thought it was safe, comes Palm's ugly side.
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There is a large gap between bad and great — and America surely falls in between once you add up all its positives and negatives.
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"I began using the color lighting when I decided to treat the existing images as found objects as well as negatives," Farley told Hyperallergic.
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One could argue the positives and negatives, but Dixon-Thayer said no matter what, people should be aware of what data they are sharing.
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For any given ATS-filtered candidate pool of, say, 20 or 30, it's likely that there at least as many false positives + false negatives.
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You find negatives, you find contact sheets, you have to contact photographers who already threw away their archives…it was a really crazy thing.
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It was a very rough two years of therapy for me to refocus on us and discard the negatives that had invaded my mind.
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So far, the billions of small positive effects of massively increasing human interconnectivity may well outweigh the growing roster of negatives, large and small.
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The archive is a significant record of Black American history in the 20th century, with four million prints and negatives in the total collection.
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Sir Don invests as much effort in making the pictures as he did in taking them, constantly revisiting old negatives to refine his images.
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Unfortunately over time, the negatives greatly outweighed the positives, and so on March 14th 1984, the poor beleaguered hearse was finally laid to rest.
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But some Trump policies will be beneficial to the economy, and it would be disingenuous to ignore these and only focus on the negatives.
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The firm said several issues that were negatives at that time have reversed themselves, including inventory levels and growth rates at Apple's services business.
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If something good happens at work, but you can still only see the negatives, your job may be taking an outsized toll on you.
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Keller points out in the catalogue that there are several negatives of people from Greene's Egyptian trips, but he never printed most of these.
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Before you open an HSA, do your researchTo me, the benefits of HSAs generally far outweigh the negatives but, as always, do your homework.
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The 235-year-old struck up a deal with Ma to sell him the negatives instead — and thus the "Beijing Silvermine" project was born.
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In his later years, according to one of his grandchildren, he was using glass-plate negatives as shelters for young plants in his garden.
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The negatives include hefty income taxes, among the highest in the OECD group of developed countries, bureaucratic red tape and world record traffic jams.
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Those negatives have been piling up in recent years, and Kelly said the Fed, Bank of Japan, and European Central Bank haven't realized it.
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In a recent blog post, Uber said the bill could lead to it hiring "far fewer drivers than we currently support," among other negatives.
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Back home, he had some negatives enlarged into single images, and fashioned many tiny contact prints into photocollages that bespeak a slightly crazed obsession.
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Nearly two dozen of the photographs in the exhibition are vintage prints; another 58 are newly printed from negatives abraded and speckled by time.
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All of these negatives, if not solely caused by the vote to leave, have certainly been exacerbated by Britain's impending exit from the bloc.
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Mr. Selkirk, who is the only person to have printed Ms. Arbus's negatives since her death in 19723, was a source for Mr. Jacob.
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"Once I got the negatives back, I took it all in," said Mr. Alvarado, who shot on 120 film to slow down his process.
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It is a political season for double negatives: Almost no one is running for president now, but many, many people are not not running.
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Phone theft, racketeering and obsession with fashion brands were other negatives justifying an attempt to strike a balance in children's lives, the minister said.
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As parents and grandparents, it is our responsibility to pass on the positives in our tradition and culture, while leaving negatives like discrimination behind.
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The negatives for both candidates were remarkably high, and there was so much volatility that whichever candidate was in the news most lost ground.
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"There is a tendency toward abstraction that is produced by these negatives and the conditions of the landscape," said Corey Keller, the show's curator.
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A major stakeholder was the brother-in-law of the Shah of Iran; after the Iranian revolution, the government attempted to seize the negatives.
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Viewers were asked to parse nested double negatives and weigh the difference between deciding not to prosecute and deciding not to decide to prosecute.
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No Democrat comes close to Trump's negatives on the "honest and trustworthy" question, and the results clash with some popular story lines about them.
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Other potential negatives for UnitedHealth - such as federal regulation of the pharmacy benefit management business, drug pricing reform and the feared entry of Amazon.
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The errors in this exercise are the false positives – flagging good activity or accounts as suspicious – and false negatives – failing to detect malicious activity.
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He drawings were lost, and the glass negatives of them were also believed gone, until they turned up in 2012 at a garage sale.
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"Of the negatives he has, I don't think being gay is the biggest," says Hilary Rosen, a long-time Democratic strategist who herself is gay.
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Local negatives like high interest rates and lack of clarity on the proposed capital gains tax also had an impact on the market, he said.
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Not to mention Trump's historic negatives among women and minorities -- metrics that do not bode well for a Republican candidate heading into a general election.
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They contained thousands of mostly unlabeled four-by-five-inch negatives in yellowed sleeves, photographs documenting life inside the prison from the 1930s to '80s.
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Images from black history, drawn from old negatives, have long been buried in the yellowed envelopes and crowded bins of the New York Times archives.
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Although the honorifics far surpassed the negatives, Ali's incendiary remarks on race, patriotism and religion were hotly debated in a flurry of social media posts.
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"There are just too many negatives," Richard Mathes, president of asset manager Mathes Company, who dumped all his Apple holdings earlier this year, tells Axios.
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"No," Cousins said when asked if the record was something he'd view as a positive in a season mostly composed of negatives for the Kings.
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"It's definitely helped introduce it to another audience, but there's positives and negatives to that," said Nevins at the Television Critics Association's winter press tour.
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In this case, physical limitations that might have seemed to some like negatives turned out to be essential to the creation of an iconic brand.
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Facebook says it found the specially-made machine learning clickbait detector performed better with fewer false positives and false negatives, so that's what Facebook released.
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Aarian breaks down Uber's decision-making, and links it to one of this technology's trickiest problems: finding the balance between false positives and false negatives.
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However, there are some negatives for airline managements, with capacity beginning to outstrip traffic growth and labor pressures, interest rates and oil prices all rising.
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While he notes that banks are a "victim of tighter regulation" and that earnings models "have been permanently hurt" these negatives are already priced in.
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Even in situations where brands feel it's unclear whether the negatives of an influencer relationship outweigh the positives, walking away might be the smarter decision.
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At one point, he showed a 1925 photo of a few dozen Universal Pictures stars next to a stack of crates holding that season's negatives.
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She was one of 22017 women who died of cancer after receiving false negatives on Pap smears done by CervicalCheck, Ireland's national cervical screening program.
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The negatives span from 1909 through 223, when Conlon, who died in 21910, was shooting for The New York Evening Telegram and Spalding's baseball guides.
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This would mean more competition from China, of course, and lost jobs in some fields, but to simply focus on the negatives would be shortsighted.
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A sign on the wall helpfully points out that you can easily reverse the negatives by using the "invert colors" feature on your cellphone camera.
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But with all the perks, there are always a few negatives that can prevent us from enjoying everything the warm-weather season has to offer.
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Fever forward Tamika Catchings said there were positives and negatives to the new setup, which will probably not be evident until the system plays out.
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His Twitter followers pounced after he detailed some potential negatives for the chipmaker on Friday and said he preferred the stocks of Nvidia and Broadcom.
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Officials from the Interior Ministry came to the home of Madeha Alajroush, a photographer, to confiscate and destroy all her negatives — 15 years of work.
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And so it happened that Rooney, digging for film in 211 after speaking with Miller, stumbled across the Panavision negatives that concerned the Apollo program.
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One who can spend a full summer day scanning negatives in a dark office and one who runs 17 miles for the fun of it.
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A new study shows Google's AI tool was able to detect cancer at a higher rate than human radiologists, with fewer false positives and negatives.
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Basically these were our choices, and I felt he was the better choice, and I had to overlook the negatives and focus on the positives.
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Benedict added the market thinks this will work itself out, but added that investors may not be thinking about the potential negatives of the situation.
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In many places, like Chicago, the temperatures climbed just above zero on Friday morning but after record-breaking double digit negatives, that felt surprisingly fine.
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The key notion in Us is that our shadow selves, our reverse negatives, are not separate entities from ourselves — we are simply our own aggressors.
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One photographer shone lights directly onto negatives, for a pattern of coloured ovals and circles; another made drawings with a device that tracked his eye movements.
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While some might cite the negatives — headaches, poor sleep — it actually offers quite a few benefits, too, particularly when it comes to exercise, it turns out.
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Analysts highlighted in notes that the main negatives of Bradesco's results were fee income and operating expenses, as both came in outside the bank's guidance range.
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"I think the positives here do outweigh the negatives for one very simple reason: Dell Technologies' stock is dirt-cheap at these levels," he told investors.
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" Still, Cramer argued that while stocks including Macy's, Kohl's and Target have cratered, they currently "reflect the potential negatives fully, and none of the potential positives.
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Blood test accuracy is defined based on sensitivity, the percentage of positives that are correctly identified, and specificity, the percentage of negatives that are correctly identified.
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Gorgoni, who retained the negatives, said he later tried unsuccessfully to negotiate a licensing arrangement with the defendants, whose websites name Christo as the copyright holder.
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We have attempted to outline the positives and negatives of each service, with reference to all the most important things you need to consider before committing.
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"It was really wearing on my heart because I thought we focus so much on the negatives and that's really all we ever see," she says.
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"If people only see stories about the negatives, it's very easy for them to have the feeling that everything is awful, everything is terrible," she said.
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There has been a lot of money thrown at the market, and look what happened Friday: The market ignored the positives and fixated on the negatives.
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Sadly, her suicide in 1981 at the age of 22 left more questions than answers about her life's work — some 10,000 negatives and over 800 prints.
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The work is begun by developing the negatives of arranged photos and then altering them with mediums as innocuous as paint and as destructive as acid.
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For Hollywood's furthest-flung audiences, there is no better encapsulation of the positives and negatives that Hollywood's film industry has produced during its century-long dominance.
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A 35-millimeter film scanner whirred through black-and-white negatives in October, as Schmidt sat in a histology lab, inspecting a box full of swabs.
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To really keep the focus off of Clinton's negatives for a long time, the public needs a running mate it can really sink its teeth into.
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It's a tricky situation to be in, and one where the only real solution is to weigh up all the positives and negatives of each option.
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So, its cars run Autopilot in "shadow mode" in order for Tesla to gather statistical data to show false positives and false negatives of the software.
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We've just been quickly scouring through to see where the negatives are, because inevitably there are some negative things about a report, and honestly there's not.
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But the book company, Genesis, is hugely conversant with researching and finding stuff that maybe I had elements of, but not the negatives and all that.
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Balancing the negatives with the positives, tens of millions of comprised web users have begun to seriously question how much they really benefit from the internet.
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"It is likely a combination of known negatives that are driving the increased cost focus from Boeing," said Rob Stallard, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets.
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"People may be confused about what a Trump administration means for Apple, so let me dispel the confusion — the positives far outweigh the negatives," Cramer said.
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"For companies that want to go public, there's a long list of negatives: Painful corporate governance, focus on compensation, public interest groups get involved ..." Dimon said.
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Some public-health scientists have warned that AFib screening leads to many false positives and negatives, and these problems could be made worse by consumer technologies.
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"You can easily see what the negatives are but they are in the medium term rather than the immediate one or two-year timeframe," Stanion said.
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Paul Ryan Positives: Ideology, stature/popularity, fundraising, conservative media, elite support Negatives: Likelihood of running, Trumpism, electability Like Ted Cruz, Paul Ryan has undoubted conservative credentials.
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Sure, they're important come days when the wind chill falls to double-digit negatives and your extra hot coffee order gets cold in 10 minutes flat.
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"Against all of these negatives, you've got a very strong labor market," Cramer said, explaining that the lack of workers bolstered the argument for raising rates.
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But the same founder who suggested this went on to emphasize that the huge negatives of recession will obviously weigh very heavily in that scenario too.
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The world's largest sovereign wealth fund is looking beyond the near-term negatives of Brexit and betting on the UK for the future, it said yesterday.
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But among the reported twenty-five thousand or so extant negatives and prints that Oxford aims to gather, there are a number that are completely indecipherable.
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What you're seeing here is a strength reading in dBm or decibel-milliwatts—these work in negatives, so a lower negative number means a stronger signal.
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I spend the rest of the night wavering during taraweeh (nightly prayers), elated that my net calorie count for the day was well into the negatives.
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When her mother died in 2000, Ivashintsova-Melkumyan was too grief-stricken to look through the boxes of negatives, she told My Modern Met's Jessica Stewart.
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If we don't have solutions to these problems, and if we dwell on the negatives, and not on the positives how we gonna get outta this?
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While Toyota's SUV sales supported overall sales, luxury brand Lexus posted a 7.5 percent drop that helped sink the company's monthly sales growth into the negatives.
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For decades, original negatives for the film had been gathering dust at John Russo's house in Glassport, PA. They were the foundation for the restored version.
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Obviously, there's negatives to it, but I think that the fact that everyone has a voice now is a tool that we can use for good.
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I think there's simply been a vacuum of news about actual earnings and takeovers, so the endless negatives from Washington were allowed to take center stage.
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He slept on a single size cot where he lived until 2010 in a studio above Carnegie Hall, chock full of file cabinets containing his negatives.
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"Donald Trump, if he's the nominee, with 65 percent negatives, is not going to be our president," Weiner said on The Huffington Post's "Candidate Confessional" podcast.
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In Zhoushan, for example, negatives include "mobile phone usage or smoking while driving, vandalism, walking dogs without leashes and playing music loudly in public," Bloomberg wrote.
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Sander's plates for Faces of Our Time were destroyed by the Nazis, and, in 1946, thirty thousand of his negatives were destroyed in a basement fire.
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The message of the song is short, sweet, and to the point: Don't dwell on the negatives of relationships past—but appreciate yourself, because you're great.
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That probably sent many listeners drifting back to their elementary-school English classrooms, where teachers told them to never use two negatives in the same sentence.
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"We need the tool when we need the tool, but the fact is we've overused the tool to offset the negatives of industrial production," he said.
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Mr. Ellis, who was black, distorted his images by projecting their negatives onto little stepped reliefs of clay or plaster and then rephotographing the disturbed image.
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Yet, whereas House and Universe expressed a sense of accumulated material burden, the current exhibition emphasizes the positives and negatives of a more abstract ecological interconnectivity.
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Yet the lit-from-within impression inherent to photographic negatives endows the collage with a quasi-mystical aura that seems to simmer just below the surface.
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They were photographs: sheafs of yellowing prints that depicted "scenes from provincial life," as his three volumes of autobiography are subtitled, as well as undeveloped negatives.
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Pitted against six expert radiologists, when no prior scan was available, the deep learning model beat the doctors: It had fewer false positives and false negatives.
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"Given all the uncertainty that already exists, we have no conviction on whether the incremental positives offset the negatives, or vice-versa," the Bernstein analysts wrote.
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They need him as a tool to vanquish Sanders, the democratic socialist, but they surely understand that Biden has a number of negatives swirling about him.
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So I'd say so much of the negatives are in there, there's room for capital appreciation there, too, and many of those names have attractive dividends.
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Just as important, they want to know that Buttigieg can take that punch and neutralize whatever negatives his lack of experience on the national stage bring.
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There are plenty of negatives to driving for Uber and Lyft, but for a lot of drivers, the thought of becoming an employee is even worse.
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That might weaken the pound but could further inflate the value of other assets seen as well-insulated against the negatives of a Brexit, including stocks.
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For many, however, the positives outweigh the negatives with benefits including amazing health insurance, Apple discounts, and stock options for both full and part-time employees.
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These constitute a business' inherent negatives — latent negative stakeholder impacts inherent to a business that increase as the company grows, magnifying the company's social risk profile.
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The magazine donated its New York archives to the museum in the 5343s, and for years the negatives and contact prints were buried in its basement.
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He does note a couple of negatives: It's a bit louder than the Honda, and if you go to fast, the mulch is not fine enough.
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Photographers documented the inn and other soot-stained alleyways, Gothic façades, and rambling wooden structures in glass plate negatives, printed in carbon to make them last.
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The only negatives are that assembly can take a long time (from one to four hours), it's heavy, and it doesn't separate into two individual beds.
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"Even if the president is about to go to war with big pharma, this industry still has too many negatives to get in bed with," Cramer said.
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If DNA is a roll of film, then the transcriptome is the sum of all of the negatives (the mRNA) for the photos the cell actually wants.
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Old Lady is too old to be dealing with weather in the negatives, but somehow the 10-year-old St. Bernard persevered for more than two weeks.
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So to help us explain what's going on with AI, both the negatives and the positives, we're delighted to welcome James Cham, a partner at Bloomberg Beta.
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When they actually see it, they can now consider the fact that if it's made from an animal ... it's got a lot of negatives associated with it.
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In May 2000, while wandering through an abandoned Art Deco skyscraper in downtown St. Louis, Aaron Farley happened on a stash of over 150 large-format negatives.
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Meanwhile, the Trump campaign appears set on a bank-shot strategy to keep driving up Clinton's negatives and neutralize her strengths by attacking former President Bill Clinton.
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Over the course of the following two decades, new processes improved the quality of photographic prints from negatives, and these came to overtake the daguerreotype in popularity.
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But the publication also noted that customers "may come to regret" the format due to the size of the negatives and the quality of images they produced.
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The challenge for the Republicans though is that Trump is still at the top of the ticket, with all the negatives he has brought to the party.
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While Kostin expects slightly lower oil to be a positive for third-quarter earnings, the negatives include slower growth, higher interest rates, and a slightly stronger dollar.
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Back in his Paris studio, he scanned the negatives and printed them on plastic foil with an inkjet plotter—a process he spent a long time refining.
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The French photography collector buys photographic negatives that are destined for the scrapyard, and brings them back to his studio where he selects, classifies and digitises them.
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QUICK: YOU KNOW, I THINK IT HAS EXPRESSED SOME CONCERNS – DIMON: GET THE BENEFITS OF TRADE AND ELIMINATE THE NEGATIVES AS OPPOSED TO KILL THE GOLDEN GOOSE.
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But Trump tweet risk and other unexpected political negatives are not baked in, creating an opening for significant downside — and the new Trump trades will reflect that.
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On the left, studies focus on the positives as much as possible, downplay the negatives and often assume an overly rapid buildout of technologies not yet feasible.
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So far we've heard a lot of negatives about immigrants, along with a lot of tough talk about building walls and deporting people who are here illegally.
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So, the car will run Autopilot in "shadow mode" in order for Tesla to gather statistical data to show false positives and false negatives of the software.
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There's a lot of opportunity to educate the public about her values but also ample space for rivals in the Democratic field to drive up her negatives.
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There just seems to be a lot of underlying positives that for the last couple of years have actually been negatives for a lot of these retailers.
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The GOP strategist said in March, for example, that Trump's grasp of policy issues is "a millimeter deep" and that his negatives are "sky-high" with voters.
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Using her phone's camera and an app, she can capture the images stored on negatives and slides and get them onto her phone as normal digital pictures.
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The archive contains photos from 1945 to 2015, with about 1 million printed images, 3 million negatives and contact sheets, and several thousand hours of video footage.
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Admittedly, naive to the negatives of stardom, her penchant for privacy post-Diamond Life was an anomaly to the aggressive celebrity cycle and theatrics of that era.
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"I wish I could guarantee that the positives are destined to outweigh the negatives, but I can't," Samidh Chakrabarti, a Facebook product manager, wrote in his post.
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When a vast trove of photographic negatives was discovered in a random Chicago storage locker, the late, previously unknown Vivian Maier became a global art world sensation.
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The result is that most apps often incorrectly predict a woman's fertility window—including false negatives, where fertile days are marked as non-fertile by the app.
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It's possible to see the positives and negatives of slotting fees: Retailers, operating at high volume and thin margins, need ways to reduce risks and recoup costs.
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As another wave of euphoria hits, though, and Mo begins dancing again, those negatives are so far from his mind that they might as well not exist.
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Yet Hurley felt that his photographs didn't adequately capture the intensity of Passchendaele, and so he started to combine multiple negatives into single images of hellish drama.
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Created through the superposition of negatives, Bell — a classically trained actress who appeared in Jean Genet's avant-garde theatre performances — is fused with a gleaming phonograph record.
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These were original color negatives, he said, and it would be difficult to know what was on them without processing the film, which was and is expensive.
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His glass plate negatives, left untouched following his death in 1922, decayed and were covered with dust and waste when the space was turned into a henhouse.
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He and his producing partner, Randy Gitsch, couldn't have made new film prints even if they had the budget for them: The original negatives were too worn.
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This means the highest bidder at the auction will have the right to print and even sell copies from the negatives, which could lead to big bucks.
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Milestone Films has restored them from the original negatives and is presenting them as a double feature at the Quad Cinema (Friday, July 7, to July 1950).
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The AI system, like radiologists, did not screen mammograms correctly 100% of the time, but there were fewer false positives and false negatives with the AI system.
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As it stands now, the future negatives seem like a small price to pay compared to the multiple ways this impeachment actually works for his political present.
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In 2007, the Archive of Modern Conflict donated all of his negatives and contact prints to the Art Gallery of Ontario in Toronto, which organized this exhibition.
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The civil rights lawyer turned artist Debi Cornwall knew she would not be allowed to take undeveloped negatives out of the U.S. naval base at Guantánamo Bay.
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"We expect FCX shares to be volatile in the near term as the market will likely focus more on the negatives of the bad 2Q," they said.
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Andy Warhol captured a lot of it with his little camera, and Cantor has acquired 2000,22016 contact sheets and negatives (totaling more than 1865,21826 shots, 21969-22016).
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In the end it was Powell, a Maryland native, avid cyclist, and guitar hobbyist, who checked all the boxes that mattered but carried none of the negatives.
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Moreover, he applies his talents most attentively to everything awful about the genre, magnifying their awfulness, so that all his theoretically good qualities are actually net negatives.
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If he can turn the race into a referendum on Clinton, he might fare better by driving up her negatives and perhaps suppressing turnout, particularly of young voters.
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Among them was an "absence of negatives" emerging from the White House, namely the lack of President Donald Trump's hawkish rhetoric around tariffs on Chinese goods, Cramer said.
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"Given the company's fabulous long-term track record, I think it is worth listening to what Foot Locker has to say about each of these negatives," Cramer said.
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Cruises are unique in their negatives but also their positives — what else ferries you to and from picture-perfect destinations in a vessel dedicated to pampering its inhabitants?
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There have been some big negatives, however, most notably Apple Inc, whose weaker-than-expected sales forecast was particularly worrying because of its potential impact on the market.
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With Trump's negatives going up and his poll numbers going down, Emineth tells CNBC if Trump can't get back on track, it could hit the campaign coffers hard.
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But Trump's positives and negatives from the "Duel in the Desert" do provide the Republican Party with some very important guidelines on how to survive post-election 2016.
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Ms El-Hallak has also discovered 11,000 photographic negatives—most of them portraits dating from the 1950s to the 1970s—in a photography studio on the ground floor.
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A study conducted by a research organisation contracted by Apple found the app's algorithm was able to correctly identify 98.3% of true positives and 99.6% of true negatives.
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John Kasich Positives: Likelihood of running, elite support, electability, competence, political experience, stature/popularity Negatives: Ideology, Trumpism, not NeverTrump, conservative media, age/vigor/charisma, affective partisanship Ohio Gov.
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"The CFO noted that potential negatives from repeal and replace could be offset from (Tenet's) large exposure in Texas and Florida, which are non-expansion states," she wrote.
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The problem with avoiding both false positives and negatives, though, is that the more you do to get away from one, the closer you get to the other.
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In 1955, Smith was sent to the Steel City to make 100 pictures in three weeks — and he returned to New York a year later with 17,000 negatives.
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The problem is that we know what gratification feels like, but not many of us know what it feels like when the backlash and negatives outweigh that gratification.
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It is far from clear whether a mobile monitoring system would result in false positives or false negatives if the technology is too sensitive -- or not sensitive enough.
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"Right now his negatives are 55 percent among the general electorate, but for me what this is about is a conservative message that gets things done," Colyer said.
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He was so self-aware, and so willing to share every aspect of his experience, down to the most embarrassing and intimate details, the positives and the negatives.
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The letter, written by Detective Nadine Hernandez is convoluted and written in double negatives, but seems to confirm that a "criminal investigation" is current and pending against Rose.
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Many early glass-plate negatives were discovered inside the walls of a local cabin, after a local couple decided to dismantle their home and move out of town.
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"Talking about the comments she receives on Instagram, where she has nearly 400,000 followers, she said: "Even the negatives I see [don't] bother me because I don't care.
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The remarks contrast with Kuroda's previous comments emphasizing that the benefits of massive stimulus on the economy make up for potential negatives such as the hit to banks.
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Twenty years after this photo was taken, Universal sent a letter to its East Coast lab ordering the destruction of all but 17 of its silent-film negatives.
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Her most recent series, a set of chemigrams made in the summer of 2015 entailed making negatives of imagined images and painting in the darkroom with traditional chemicals.
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There are changes that tech companies could make in how social media works, Dr. Radovic said, which might reduce some of those negatives and change the online experience.
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The main negatives are that the exterior of the unit can get pretty hot and the pan releases from the basket easily, which could lead to severe burns.
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Negatives are trickier to manage, since they may miss the disease early in its course, but that underlines the importance of everyone adhering to social distancing, she notes.
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The negatives: But he acknowledged that defense officials have "also taken our eye off the ball at times," pointing to the shift to the Iraq War in 220006.
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DTC kits may also indicate false negatives, suggesting a person is in the clear in terms of their risk of a particular condition when that's not totally accurate.
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According to the study, the AI system reduced false positives in the US and the UK by 5.7% and 1.2% respectively, and false negatives by 9.4% and 2.7%.
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Marshall died in 2010 at the age of 250, leaving his entire archive of millions of photographs and negatives to his personal assistant of many years, Amelia Davis.
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In 2010 she donated her life's work — contact sheets, negatives, prints, slides and digital files — to the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center.
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A lot of companies are talking about the negatives associated with higher prices or slowing sales," the chief investment officer at Matrix Asset Advisors said on "Power Lunch.
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