" Hayes referred to the more common level of observation as "close observation.
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Moment by moment, observation by observation, performance by performance, it is eminently watchable.
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That has created a cycle:more observation, more machine learning of patterns, more value capture funding more observation.
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But it demands an observation - and it's probably an observation you don't often make when viewing a portfolio.
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The department has more than doubled the number of observation teams and added additional rooftop observation posts, he said.
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Observation of the first stars is more likely to be confirmed, with observation of dark matter being less certain.
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"Observation deck of the future?" is not about sightseeing observation decks, but about a deck of TAROT CARDS, used for making observations about the future.
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Turning an observation into a joke, or turning an observation into a sentence other people can think about, has taught me how to communicate with others better.
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The observation took a lot of time—it was the longest observation performed by the European Space Agency's XMM-Newton space telescope, over 20 days in two sessions.
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The obsession with observation started with electoral observation in the 1980s, but now covers a variety of public concerns: homicides, police activity, government-business relations, social policy, gender and sexuality.
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As an investigator, you've got to work fact by fact, communication by communication, observation by observation and fight it out that way, which is obviously a long and tedious process.
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One of them in particular, by the great German physicist Werner Heisenberg, resonates with the works in the show: "We cannot observe without disturbing the phenomenon under observation, and the quantum effects that have an impact on the medium of this observation lead automatically to an ambiguity in the phenomenon under observation".
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Called "Frank from Observation," it presented several views of the last man on Earth—clearly not from observation, although the eyes and mouth were based on those of people she knew.
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" Instead of saying, "Huh, that's a really interesting observation.
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"Very basic observation — just sit and watch," Hojah said.
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And precision — of observation, of language — is Hoby's gift.
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West remained in the hospital under observation for nine days.
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Several were held some time for observation, according to KVII.
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Norden emphasized that his observation was based on anecdotal reports.
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She's doing fine but is being kept overnight for observation.
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The craft is currently on its 18th K2 observation campaign.
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The generalization takes away from the bite of the observation.
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A short while later, a fan made the following observation.
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This observation doesn't diminish the power of Trump's marketing method.
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That is indeed a depressing observation, but it's hardly accurate.
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Train your powers of observation on tracking your own progress.
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So she convinced herself that observation was the way out.
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He is not asked to hang around for further observation.
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"The observation points have been fully reinforced," the official said.
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It was virtually unheard of in science before her observation.
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It's an observation that rings especially true for space exploration.
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They were allowed to be in lookout and observation posts.
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The study you quoted verifies Adams's keen sense of observation.
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That observation is reason enough to resubscribe to The Economist.
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Two are under observation, including Brazil's state oil company Petrobras.
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But Observation opens in the aftermath of some terrible incident.
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He is being kept in the hospital overnight for observation.
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"We're going to see if theory matches observation," Lauretta said.
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Brendan — who has superpowers of observation — immediately sees through it.
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Thompson was transported to a local hospital for medical observation.
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This curious observation created a deep rift among cosmological physicists.
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It's an observation like that can only come from growth.
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But Zito's observation has not aged well since the election.
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Rafi Letzter, a staff writer at LiveScience, echoed Hayes's observation.
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Lewis, 78, was hospitalized for "routine observation" after the flight.
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What they revealed is the observation of a cosmic calamity.
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There's clearly some stuff iFixit cannot figure out via observation.
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The image explores both meanings of sight: vision and observation.
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From my observation, Amour Vert takes attention to detail seriously.
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The recent observation is the most distant quasar ever observed.
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So what explanations have astronomers offered to explain this observation?
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The observation of a single thing may be a curiosity.
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This close observation began on the 9th of December, 1869.
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Only time, and more continuous observation, will tell, Boyajian said.
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Allow this observation from Byrne to send you into orbit.
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Most can be treated with diphenhydramine (Benadryl) and careful observation.
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As babies, we learned how to do perception from observation.
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It precedes the 100th observation of Veterans Day on Monday.
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Under ordinary conditions, attempting such an observation would be folly.
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CHARIS, on the other hand, was built for direct observation.
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He remained hospitalized for observation until his release on Wednesday.
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The SkyPod is 33 floors above the main observation deck.
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This may be just another armchair epidemiologist observation of course.
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Let me go back to the beginning of that observation.
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That's an observation informed by a close reading of history.
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Zach's parents, like Maisie's, underestimate their child's powers of observation.
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Economy was a huge thing that I learned, and observation.
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The drawings are moved by insight and observation of reality.
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But he didn't follow up the observation with further study.
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Given that, however, she did have a looming, unsolicited observation.
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Instead, they're "under observation," which means they're outpatients, not inpatients.
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The radiologist who read the scan made an interesting observation.
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At one point, Dombrowski turned to Devellano with an observation.
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This is a very common observation of people all around.
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A total of 903,420 were reported to be under observation.
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This continued observation has the capability to last for years.
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Cars and pedestrians crowd the bridge and its observation platforms.
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The significance of this cautionary observation simply cannot be overestimated.
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The sailors were awake and under observation at the hospital.
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An additional 110 people are under observation, according to Messonnier.
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" This observation triggered a great debate, pitting "spermists" against "ovists.
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Three years after his death, this observation still holds true.
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But that observation could be made about any admission program.
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He said the board "firmly rejects a culture of observation."
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They're going to keep her under observation for the day.
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This is a very undistinguished beginning for my observation laboratory . . . .
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This isn't a partisan observation, just a statement of fact.
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It does add a little more weight to the observation.
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I'll add something else, though, an observation from the inside.
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The provenance has since been clarified and the observation removed.
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Remove the filter and a joke just becomes an observation.
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This observation is based on my research about mandate politics.
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The method something like this: Observation, hypothesis, experimentation, theory, denial, tantrum, alternative theory unsupported by either observation or experimentation, contrived experiment or debate aimed at undermining what was previously established by experimentation, continued tantrum.
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The observation that something has aged poorly (or its cousin, the observation that something "doesn't hold up") is usually designed to flatter the present; don't we know more than those bums in the past?
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"Just as a person voluntarily exposes himself to observation by traveling in public to deliver communication, so does a person voluntarily expose himself to observation by hiring an agent to deliver his communications remotely."
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In a paper published Wednesday in the Physical Review Letters, physicists at the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) describe the experiment's second gravitational wave observation—which would also be the second such observation ever.
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They were under observation for signs of rabies, according to police.
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I had to go back to the emergency ward for observation.
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"This observation throws a wrench in the works," said Dr. Siepel.
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Ginsburg was admitted to the hospital for observation on Thursday morning.
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But this year, it presented a mysterious observation of a supernova.
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For me, that observation is as comforting as it is sobering.
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The second technical observation is the role of the uptrend line.
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In other words, their observation agreed with the theory quite well.
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But Kroll acknowledges there are limits to this kind of observation.
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A: My observation is that this administration is clean and transparent.
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It could be the record observation of a pressure on Earth.
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They will remain in the hospital for observation for seven days.
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Initials tests were inconclusive and Golden was held overnight for observation.
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He did not return power to his observation or recording functions.
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More than 27,24 people were under medical observation in the mainland.
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It is not too soon to make a more general observation.
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One interesting observation: This is the episode of (rightfully) angry wives.
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Common sense, an old observation goes, is uncommon enough in humans.
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If that seems an uncharitable, even tasteless observation, so be it.
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That way, I have a constant observation and speak to them.
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They promised to open up "new market areas" for Earth observation.
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This is a totally random observation based on my own experience.
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She'd started on the ground, processing data from Earth observation balloons.
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One weird observation: Rebecca found that they tend to collect lint.
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It is a common observation that overuse of the cui bono?
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That community matters might seem a banal observation to non-economists.
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The actor remained "under observation" for five days until his death.
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Her etching "Solitude" (1880) was based on her observation of nature.
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Coach explains that Frank's one-sided observation has destabilized the system.
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The details of this unprecedented observation now appear in Science AAAS.
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TC: It's your observation that more female founders are becoming CEOs.
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This is an exceptionally weird observation, one dubbed the Fermi Paradox.
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Observation status also affects coverage of drug usage in the hospital.
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Gonzales was charged and held on psychiatric observation, the report said.
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He was admitted to the base's clinic for 24-hour observation.
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It isn't enough these days to have just another observation deck.
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When you think about, this observation makes a lot of sense.
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Swift will remain in close observation for the next few days.
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In other words, it's an advanced form of observation plus analysis.
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The observation of superconductivity has created an unexpected playground for physicists.
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He will likely remain there for a few days for observation.
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So this observation was interesting to me, and it made sense.
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A forthcoming study, however, offers a new twist on that observation.
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"Jesus f—— Christ mom," the actor responded, retweeting her original observation.
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Peres is expected to spend the night for observation and testing.
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All the tourist families at the observation deck stop to gawk.
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He's now under observation and undergoing treatment at a local hospital.
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Like Rankine's Citizen, it's a deft mix of meditation and observation.
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Theories and mysteries were tested and revealed in this rare observation.
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He likely will remain there for a few days for observation.
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At this point, every seat in the observation car was taken.
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"They looked around Panmunjom and Observation Post Ouellette," the source said.
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Firstly, "white people are crazy"—a reasonable observation, given the circumstances.
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Where science failed, prejudice stepped in and observation yielded to opinion.
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Mass Observation reports show that people just found it incredibly patronizing.
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Where are the lines between intimacy and invasion, observation and revelation?
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Drew said this is a common observation in those with Alzheimer's.
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As if observation is unnecessary or unbecoming if done without consent.
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"The work is about memory and observation," the project description says.
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All of Baker's poems are rich in observation, imagination and memory.
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But the most interesting observation is how short the wave is.
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This warning wasn't just a prediction; it was based in observation.
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We know the pleasures of pausing and observation in my country.
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An unexpected observation occurred, signaling activity on Bennu, the researchers said.
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A New York Times tech columnist made the observation on Twitter.
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The observation decks atop Manhattan skyscrapers might be another good option.
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"I don't know," he said, when a reporter offered that observation.
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Observation and experimentation form the beating heart of Untitled Goose Game.
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Standing on the observation deck, Keller had an experience beyond sight.
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The current Burbank weather observation reported instrument flight rules (IFR) conditions.
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BlackSky is an Earth observation company that deals in geospatial intelligence.
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But Obama's immigration policies were more extreme than MPI's observation indicates.
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It was at this point, the staff held him for observation.
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Untold factors and circumstances could have led to the unexpected observation.
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The Observation Deck has mood lighting for the "perfect evening ambiance."
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This fact seems to have escaped the observation of the president.
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That observation doesn't make "Ordinary Love" a major motion picture event.
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VICE News: What effect did that extended observation have on you?
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So too, the long takes and continuous observation of Suzanne's ordeal.
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And last year, China launched two observation satellites for Saudi Arabia.
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In some ways, Flipboard grew from an observation that I had.
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In person, it doesn't loom as large from the observation deck.
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Edge may be the Western Hemisphere's highest observation deck, but it's almost 700 feet lower than the highest in the worldThe highest outdoor observation deck in the world sits at the top of Dubai's tallest building.
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She hopes by learning to deal with uncertainty, not ruling out other possibilities too early, and carefully backing every diagnosis with an observation, that medical errors—both of observation and of thinking—will be greatly reduced.
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Courtney has championed this issue by introducing legislation to fix the problem of observation status through statute, while the Center for Medicare Advocacy has been working to inform the public about inpatient and outpatient observation status.
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The investigation also "did not identify any indication that the CEO had approved the observation of Iqbal Khan nor that he was aware of it prior to [September 18] after the observation had been aborted," it added.
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Dr. Bhavika Kaul, who took an observation course as a student and now jointly teaches it at the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, credited art observation with helping her catch a patient's misdiagnosis during her residency.
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The observation deck planned for 30 Hudson Yards, now under construction, includes a prowlike open-air platform cantilevered over the side of the tower, a kind of reinterpretation of the vertiginous spirit of Manhattan's earliest observation decks.
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It is paying for bird hides and observation towers along the routes.
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Snapchat is the floor-to-ceiling window observation deck into someone's life.
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The fan communities there are wonderful resources for analysis, discussion, and observation.
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Kim says that about 20 hours into the observation, Abby stopped breathing.
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He was immediately transferred to a local hospital for observation and treatment.
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" Perry said, "Yes, I think you may be correct in your observation.
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It can be gathered through observation or listening or conversations done secretly.
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Observation released earlier this week on the Epic Games and PlayStation stores.
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The findings of this observation were published Thursday in the journal Science.
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To access the observation deck, visitors pay S$26 (about $19 USD).
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Then he introduces his first philosophical observation, and is… extremely Kanye West.
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Fleming's chance observation of Penicillium mould on bacterial plates led to antibiotics.
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Levels are often large and complex, and require careful observation to solve.
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Aerospacelab: Develops a constellation of micro-satellites for earth observation and imagery
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The results of firsthand observation will always show a bright, blurry object.
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As a recent arrival to Britain, this isn't my observation at all.
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"Yes, I think you may be correct in your observation," he replied.
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But the way you first got there was with this experimental observation.
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This isn't as much as theory as it is good keen observation.
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But election observation took off after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
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Syrian government forces have pressed their advances, surrounding several Turkish observation posts.
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The GBI said they are being held in separate kennels under observation.
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This field observation inspired the researchers to revisit archived footage of Haliphron.
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This extraterrestrial laser candidate was found in an observation of TW Hydrae.
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Science is about explaining observations, and that's an observation that requires explanation.
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Much like last year's The Witness, the heart of Gorogoa is observation.
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But it's a sufficiently strange observation that it's worth paying attention to.
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But there is one observation that's particularly curious in the new report.
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From personal observation, into the lab When parenthood hits, it hits hard.
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Io's extreme volcanic activity makes it a prime observation target for astronomers.
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Anyhoo, it took a veritable village to make and confirm this observation.
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Observation: Rapper Action Bronson regularly uses references to sports in his lyrics.
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So you make an observation, and you start to write it down.
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"I left my observation post on my own," Bergdahl said in 2017.
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Da Vinci's emphasis on empirical observation also helped him improve his art.
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Instead, the researchers produced 103 images, each representing 70 seconds of observation.
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But they haven't been detected, so further observation is needed, Evans said.
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But the picture is still rooted in observation, rather than psychological penetration.
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Clouds typically shield the ice from observation via satellites, creating data gaps.
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That's less a slam against the first season than an observation: E!
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Lisa Murkowski, who made the observation on the Senate floor Tuesday morning.
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Phil needed stitches and he's being kept under observation at a hospital.
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AgroTools has a line of products developed from its earth observation systems.
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Henry Ford's observation about how to make stuff, or the Model T?
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Instructors in the best ones hone their craft through observation and coaching.
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The European Union Observation Mission was one of a dozen impartial witnesses.
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From personal observation, into the lab When parenthood hits, it hits hard.
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The observation is plainly true, but where does such thinking take us?
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When analyzing the new radio maps, the team made an intriguing observation.
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The actor remained under observation for five days, but died on Monday.
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"Observation decks" are set up around the castle at picturesque vantage points.
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When researchers made their recent observation, they weren't looking for dark matter.
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Stairs lead to a small observation deck on top of the house.
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Original visitors paid $1 to ride the elevators to the observation decks.
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The child was transported to a local hospital for observation and treatment.
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" The story concludes with the observation that the facility "mostly processed horses.
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Never mind his wife's comically exasperated observation that he rarely uses it.
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Some calling it a "profound challenge" to the value of election observation.
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But discrediting international observation benefits no one, and certainly not in Africa.
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He discussed his observation on the "Inside Jaws" podcast, The Wrap reported.
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In practice, we're not actually stepping through each observation one by one.
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But what if your observation of the world was actually creating it?
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Pan Ocean Co. Ltd was placed under observation, the central bank added.
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Observation: Rapper Action Bronson regularly uses references to sports in his lyrics.
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And honestly, scratch my previous observation; the game isn't judging, it's celebrating.
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The show's pilot swerves wildly between careful observation and trying too hard.
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The whole observation area is white and sterile-looking from the floors …
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It's not a new observation, but it is a somewhat counterintuitive one.
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Truly understanding customers requires listening, but also careful observation and product testing.
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Listening, observation, and product testing techniques form the foundation of this approach.
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That meant making every decision, observation, and action for myself by myself.
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These include weather balloons, surface weather observation network, radar, satellites and buoys.
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I was struck by your observation that trainwrecks are expected to disappear.
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The Empire State Building (Observation Deck) – New York, USA (Sept. 21–22)
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This observation isn't meant to excuse the failures of those who govern.
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People took notice, too, up on the Empire State Building observation deck.
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Evan's observation is, if you're messaging with somebody, you know they're there.
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There is no symbolism, only his observation of the forms and edges.
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Scientific observation and experiment, for Wilson, cover everything in the actual world.
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"Our observation is this: Those statistics are not accidental," Mr. Craig said.
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Nearly 20 inches of rain had been recorded at one observation station.
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His clear advantages were noted by the European Union's election observation mission.
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More than 90,000 individuals are under observation for possible contact, Robyn reports.
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Since 193, they have been under observation by the German intelligence service.
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A new report by UN Women backs this observation up with data.
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Leonard Benardo, the vice president of the O.S.F., made a similar observation.
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The title itself merits an observation, and not only as an aside.
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Merridale is right to recall Winston Churchill's famous observation about Lenin's return.
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This combination of attention training and direct observation is the basic practice.
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New York City&aposs observation decks offer stellar views of the city.
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The comfortable leather seats of the observation area were great for socializing.
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This allowed complicating irony to seep in, alongside a richness of observation.
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On Monday, she posted an observation on Twitter that was widely shared.
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"She accumulated about 80 gigabytes of audio and video observation," Cooper says.
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I think that is probably an accurate observation and prediction. Mm-hmm.
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" The accuracy of that observation depends on how one defines "the Founders.
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This was the senator's first observation to me on a recent afternoon.
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Otherwise, he was a fairly average pitcher, with one extraordinary skill: observation.
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Committed to direct observation, she brought a rare fancifulness into her work.
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VICE News: Do you know why you were put under that observation?
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But the strangest observation is that I am no longer the opposition.
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Mr. Glee makes an important observation about racial reconciliation on the cheap.
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I can just tell you what I see based off of observation.
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His supervisors knew he was lying because he was under constant observation.
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From my observation, the Chinese community in Tangerang blends in just fine.
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Officials' preliminary observation showed the fire started on second floor, he said.
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Here's an interesting kind of observation about how the industry has matured.
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"Potentially, every observation we're going to make is a discovery," he says.
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For asthma, chest pain and atrial fibrillation, mortality was the same for observation units and for inpatient management, but patient satisfaction was higher and costs were lower with observation units, the study team reports in JAMA Internal Medicine.
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But that Saturday temperature was a whopping 43 degrees Fahrenheit above what's normal this time of year: Cape Morris Jesup (#Greenland's northernmost observation station) is now reporting temperatures well above freezing today... +6.1°C at the latest observation!
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"The United States will continue to review the data collected by its own observation teams, by international observation missions, and by local observers to make a complete assessment of the overall election," the State Department said in a statement.
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I reached towards my notebook to scribble an observation, but stopped mid sentence.
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From this largely unscientific observation, Nepom and his colleagues constructed a scientific study.
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One final observation was that Theron had a much higher forehead than Kelly.
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