The charge and the punishment are totally out of sync.
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Climate change is pushing songbirds and springtime out of sync.
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We're at our most imaginative when we're out of sync.
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I believe his expectations were out of sync with reality.
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Even on Monday, the two sides appeared out of sync.
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Almost from the game's start, he seemed out of sync.
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Both stylistically and substantively, she's out of sync with it.
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Equally important, US and Iranian political clocks are out of sync.
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They would be wildly out of sync then — just a guess.
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The disparity has caused growth forecasts to fall out of sync.
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However, the two forces can, in theory, fall out of sync.
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From time to time, the two forces get out of sync.
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This can happen whenever connecting systems temporarily get out of sync.
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Their analysis of the rise of populism is out of sync.
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Out of sync Artists lip sync performances during Macy's Thanksgiving Day parades due to technical sound requirements, but it became painfully obvious when singer Rita Ora slipped out of sync with her music track and couldn't recover.
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ECONOMIC and political cycles have a habit of being out of sync.
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STEVE LIESMAN: But 100 and -- it's 200 basis points out of sync.
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This throws the two different systems of time-keeping out of sync.
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That put them out of sync with the rest of the world.
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It's all painfully incremental and out of sync with Apple's product cadence.
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In one thorny passage, the music and steps seemed out of sync.
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So the atomic clocks fall out of sync with the astronomical ones.
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The events appeared out of sync, but the underlying messages were similar.
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The result is that Spaniards live out of sync with the sun.
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Here too, government has been wildly out of sync with the public.
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"This musical is out of sync with musicals now," Mr. Darnell said.
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They often find their worldviews out of sync with those around them.
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"It puts Arizona out of sync with everybody else," Dr. Prerau said.
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Our transition defense wasn't good, and our offense was out of sync.
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But he remains out of sync with the city he lives in.
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It's when these two things are out of sync that symptoms occur.
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If the two are out of sync, things can get ugly quickly.
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"She's out of sync with a very conservative Republican district," McIntosh said.
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Look, there's Mikey Day and Alex Moffat providing out-of-sync background vocals.
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Timestamping made it virtually impossible for Sonos ZonePlayers to get out of sync.
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Trump, it turns out, is out of sync with his big cheese peers.
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In that context, 28 percent seems high, but not bizarrely out of sync.
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Biden is out of sync with his party on more than just abortion.
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Ligeti's "Poème Symphonique," for out-of-sync metronomes, was a chaotic countdown finish.
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Once again, their priorities are out of sync with any sense of reality.
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Mr. Bannon appears similarly out of sync with the president on North Korea.
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Huge parts of the economy have run out of sync, at separate speeds.
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But Didon seems a bit out of sync with the crowd — woozy, fading.
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Mr. Newburger and Mr. Dannenbaum were sometimes out of sync calling in the scores.
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I don't think we are out of sync in a major way right now.
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When swingers are out of sync, things get a bit more noisy and experimental.
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High-profile flameoutsshow what happens when medicine and technology are totally out of sync.
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As time went on, the harmony between father and daughter got out of sync.
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Other parts of her platform also seem out of sync with left-leaning voters.
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Even her wardrobe is out of sync with the other women's floaty, hippie layers.
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"It's so unpleasant, nasty, out of sync with traditional American politics," Mr. Dallek said.
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"Some people don't respond well emotionally to being out of sync," points out Murray.
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Bill Pennington: Jared Goff is rushing his throws, out of sync in the pocket.
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If you dump it all, everybody's sort of out of sync, like you said.
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It's a completely bizarre situation that she's in, which is that the leaders of both parties are out of sync with their own members of Parliament, and the members of the parliamentary parties are out of sync with large proportions of their constituents.
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But such ideas are out of sync with Mr Bolsonaro's belief in the iron fist.
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Sometimes the Gear VR controller got a little out of sync with its virtual self.
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The rhythms of "Sunset Song" are out of sync with the momentum of modern life.
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It may be possible that these two yield-estimating procedures have stepped out of sync.
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She doesn't need to say anything for it to be obvious they're out of sync.
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Yet he's always just missing the mark, like a TV broadcast slightly out of sync.
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At X Games, G2 seemed out of sync at times and the team play suffered.
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This would mean the show would fall out of sync with real life, she said.
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The whole world may be out of sync, but the Go-Go's are on Broadway.
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High-profile flameouts show what happens when medicine and technology are totally out of sync.
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When different species fall out of sync like this, scientists call it a phenological mismatch.
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The audio and video are often, frustratingly, out of sync, especially for MSNBC and NBC.
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Otherwise you can quickly seem out of sync and like you don't fit in well.
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Private valuations are way out of sync with what the public is willing to pay.
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The calendar was now out of sync with the solar year by about 10 days.
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In fact, he gets rewarded for them, he's not necessarily out of sync with larger society.
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Note the high harmonics and current out of sync: Here's the interface with SDE turned on.
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When we are forced to live out of sync with our internal clocks, our health suffers.
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But as the plot unfolds and the illness overtakes Cleo, their movements fall out of sync.
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Similarly, according to Logitech's motion, Judge Alsup is out of sync with his district's procedural guidelines.
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The proposed separation between photographs and biometric scans is increasingly out of sync with modern technology.
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These realities are completely out of sync with the president's prioritization of nuclear upgrades over nonproliferation.
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The Redskins had more players available but appeared out of sync for most of the night.
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A separate time zone puts a state out of sync with the rest of the country.
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The Patriots' offense was hopelessly out of sync as drive after drive stalled short of scoring.
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As DealBook's Peter Eavis pointed out, the plunge seems out of sync with the strong economy.
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Against the Atlanta Hawks on Wednesday, that out-of-sync spell continued until the fourth quarter.
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An offense once out of sync found a groove that led to a sparkling touchdown drive.
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But when the Chiefs went on offense, they continued to look out of sync and frustrated.
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We were dependent on one another for our happiness, but we were totally out of sync.
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They'll be out of sync with society — which stresses the body — but they'll also be underslept.
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If you were wearing a watch on each wrist, you'd see them tick out of sync.
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They'll be out of sync with society, which stresses the body, but also will have underslept.
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And our labor laws, too, are outdated and out of sync with the reality of our lives.
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Without the prediction-oriented communications from the prefrontal cortex, the working memory network fell out of sync.
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It's like having a conversation where everyone shouts the answers and the responses are out of sync.
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Blazer wasn't so much awkward at school as he was simply out of sync with his peers.
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Administration officials acknowledged the risk that Mr. Trump could find himself out of sync with Mr. Moon.
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And indeed, the move is not out of sync with previous actions by the authorities in China.
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But on this issue he is very much out of sync with the country as a whole.
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Celo also lets arbitrageurs pocket the difference if Celo Gold and Celo Dollars get out of sync.
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To the Editor: A few of Donald Trump's nominees seem oddly out of sync with their leader.
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"This time of year, I hope that guys don't get out of sync too much," Showalter said.
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I am wildly out of sync with the rest of the band, or at least think so.
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" The Florida exemption, she said, was "out of sync with the approach that's delineated in the law.
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Going into the fourth, Fournier had made just three of 12 shots and looked badly out of sync.
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These numbers show how radical and out of sync the central planks of Democratic immigration platform truly are.
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Prices for the metals traded on the exchange rose sharply and became out of sync with world prices.
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It was Left Shark, a costumed backup dancer who won hearts with offbeat, out-of-sync dance moves.
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In Beijing, Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said Pompeo's criticisms "were totally out of sync with the facts".
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You don't want to be so far out of sync with other economies that it would cause problems.
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It would be disastrous if they got out of sync either with each other or with other systems.
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Those images that caused the brain's neurons to clap out of sync were less likely to cause seizures.
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"You get out of sync a little bit, and the next thing you know it snowballs on you."
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Additionally, the clocks can fall out of sync, but if one stops, it must be fixed or replaced.
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Its businesses like soup, V8 juices and SpaghettiOs remain out of sync with how today's young consumers eat.
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Clumsy, out of sync, his head mostly down, the man dressed in black was following his own rhythm.
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" The survey also recommends that Democrats "not appear out of sync with what people believe about the economy.
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The idea that men and women are completely out of sync — there's no truth to that at all.
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As recently as last week, the public positions of the president and the bureau were out of sync.
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But in "Gruppen," each orchestra plays at a different tempo, and they can easily fall out of sync.
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We need it, because without it, the calendar would start to get out of sync with the seasons.
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So what about the criticism by some that the Recording Academy is out of sync with the times?
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"It often puts you out of sync with your peers," said Deborah Carr, a sociologist at Boston University.
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It makes you sleepy when you're supposed to be awake and throws your entire trip out of sync.
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Jansson has also fretted that a hike would put the Riksbank out of sync with major central banks.
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And what's more, if we try to live out of sync with these clocks, our health likely suffers.
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Scientists have a term for when our body clocks are out of sync with society: social jet lag.
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So it was a little bit different, but basically the company had fallen out of sync with their community.
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Their hands play tag up and down the keys, moving in and out of sync, finishing each other's passages.
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When we're really hitting on all cylinders, or totally out of sync with the market, that amount can double.
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GUPTA (voice-over): But you don't have to be an astronaut to throw your biological clock out of sync.
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Soon insomnia knocked me totally out of sync, and I compensated one night by nodding off at 8 p.m.
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When I attended MWC, it exuded a distinct air of being out of sync with most manufacturers' product schedules.
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But their behavior in recent months has been oddly out of sync with their stature as antique world luminaries.
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Nebraska turned up its defensive intensity in the second half, and Northwestern looked out of sync offensively without McIntosh.
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The large family has a lot of moving parts and, at times, the gears are just out of sync.
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Indeed, President Trump's public behavior is totally out of sync with what we've seen from every president before him.
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I don't want to be seen bumbling about on the treadmill, out of sync with everyone else around me.
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But all the senses need to work in tandem, and in Blade Runner 2049 they fall out of sync.
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He also seemed out of sync with his new wide receiver, Brandon Marshall, who was rarely the quarterback's target.
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Deaf and hard-of-hearing people are sometimes experiencing a movie or video out of sync with hearing audiences.
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But in rejecting "the world according to Davos," is the President really so out of sync with most Americans?
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The most trouble the pair encountered all day was on the practice range, where they were out of sync.
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As noted above, the Gregorian calendar is just a tad out of sync with Earth's trip 'round the sun.
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They either flew too fast or a beat too slow; a shade out of sync with his internal ETA.
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Respondents, however, seem out of sync with financial markets, which appeared to be priced for just two hikes this year.
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Respondents, however, seem out of sync with financial markets, which appeared to be priced for just two hikes this year.
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Critics had derided it as reminiscent of a bicycle helmet or drooping oyster and out of sync with the neighborhood.
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STEVE LIESMAN: Is there a communications problem if the market gets so out of sync with where the Fed is?
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But according to new research, an out-of-sync sleep cycle may not be their fault: It's in their genes.
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It seemed out of sync with the universal urge these days to document everything from the mundane to the sublime.
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The Frogs, meanwhile, were out of sync from the jump and made only 8 of 28 field goals (28.6 percent).
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Henry, whose well-being is supposedly everyone's chief concern, is pulled back and forth, his life wrenched out of sync.
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A close look at Kavanaugh's record reveals a jurist who is out of sync with most Latinos on critical issues.
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In the new martial environment where only one war cry was sanctioned I was out of sync then as well.
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Boele said she was sticking to her view that palladium was overstretched and out of sync with supply/demand dynamics.
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As Apple Watch continues to gain momentum, Google's software-only strategy looks increasingly out of sync with today's smartwatch market.
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Gronkowski, asked if he thought Brady had seemed at all out of sync, volleyed the question back at the reporter.
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The fundamental problem, of course, is that flying across time zones can wrench your body's physiological rhythms out of sync.
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Worse, they insist on predictability and reciprocity, which are completely out of sync with Mr. Trump's view of the world.
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"We don't mind anymore being out of sync with the federal government," said Karen Skelton, a Democratic consultant in Sacramento.
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But almost from the start of the game, he seemed out of sync and repeatedly made mistakes in key moments.
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Cleveland has been out of sync recently, losing three of five, and those struggles only got worse against San Antonio.
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But low interest rates are increasingly seen as out of sync with an improving economy and a tight labor market.
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Some extreme night owls gather on Reddit to discuss the unique challenges of being out of sync with the world.
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Through reacting to the past, these stylistic revolutions created a universal language that was intentionally out of sync with contemporaneity.
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Hugh P. Greeley, an expert on hospital credentialing, said the privileges provision is out of sync with how complications might unfold.
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Seeing as most people are spending more time watching longer YouTube videos, it's a shame the audio's sometimes out of sync.
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Without a variable refresh rate this can lead to the image "tearing," as your monitor and processor go out of sync.
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It's a bit unwieldy in practice, because you have to time the two just right — otherwise, they come out of sync.
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Paulsen said he believes something is amiss because today's productivity data is out of sync with the long-term historical trend.
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If your earbuds don't have it, you might still deal with mouths moving out of sync with the audio you're hearing.
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" Gao sees neutrality as a kind of humility, which she says is, "out of sync with today's over the top expressiveness.
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This stands in contrast to a candidate whose views were out of sync with the party faithful: Barry Goldwater in 1964.
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If corals shed their sex cells just minutes out of sync with neighbors, the odds of reproductive success are greatly reduced.
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WeWork's $47 billion valuation is out of sync with its business — and setting it up for a big fall, analysts said.
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Michael Richard Pence of Indiana, Donald J. Trump's running mate, has been deeply and proudly out of sync with his times.
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CEAI's executive director Finn Laursen said in an interview that left-leaning unions are out of sync with many Christian teachers.
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A Democratic Party propelled by rationalism and five point proposals fell out of sync with an electorate moved by gut instinct.
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This essentially means that people in one part of the time zone are constantly out of sync with their circadian clocks.
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Load balancing across servers, as is traditional with web applications, breaks down when nodes mistakenly return block numbers out of sync.
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It may also be a message to activists not to push demands out of sync with the government's own agenda, they said.
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"All [Trudeau's] policies on corporate tax, carbon tax, tax this, tax that, are completely out of sync with the U.S.," O'Leary said.
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Iceland's problem is that its economic cycle is out of sync with other rich countries, says Fridrik Mar Baldursson of Reykjavik University.
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It's not about first love but about true love, and specifically true love that is marred by lives lived out of sync.
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The app can also get out of sync with your Android photo gallery if you make changes to albums outside its app.
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The Pelicans were out of sync early, making just 14 of 43 shots from the floor (32.6 percent) and committing nine turnovers.
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They said in a statement that the court's decision was out of sync with a country that wants an end to corruption.
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It just looked mechanically just a little bit out of sync as far as maybe coming down the mound a little bit.
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The Tigers (2-0) were out of sync on offense and could not dispatch the Trojans (1-1) until the fourth quarter.
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The first, that Bills-Jets game, suffered streaming delays that put it irritatingly out of sync with the showcased real-time tweets.
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Negative interest rates and a hefty quantitative easing programme are looking increasingly out of sync with a Swedish economy in high gear.
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The Flyers appeared to be out of sync for much of the first with a number of turnovers in their own zone.
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Though his schedule slowly went out of sync with the rest of the world, he still maintained an approximately 24-hour rhythm.
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In the end, it is because they are so out of sync on substance that Mr. Trump has apparently decided on Rexit.
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Letter studies with weaker results had tended merely to inform doctors that their practice patterns were out of sync with standard practice.
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The Knicks entered the game having won six of their last seven games, but they seemed out of sync offensively without Porzingis.
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The prospect of the final being decided by a nearest-the-pin contest seems out of sync with the essence of golf.
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A more likely answer: Eating more calories in the later part of the day is out of sync with metabolic circadian rhythms.
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Buttigieg's answer about his relationship to the First Amendment was both unclear in its relevancy and out of sync with the debate.
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If you're experiencing indigestion or your energy levels are low after too many holiday parties, your liver could be out of sync.
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A further complication for the European Central Bank is that its policies are out of sync with those of the Federal Reserve.
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Companies that do business across state lines also worry about falling out of sync with the country if daylight saving were eliminated.
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But 2018's box office data doesn't seem to bear out the idea that critics and audiences are hopelessly out of sync.
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And, increasingly, researchers have been investigating what happens to people whose body clocks are out of sync with the rest of society.
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For people who are either more morning-oriented or evening-oriented, everything the circadian system controls is delayed and out of sync.
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And I'm playing them in a way that really suits me: decades out of sync, and on the most half-assed of platforms.
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Also, note whether the reviews and star ratings are out of sync (terrible reviews and 5 stars is a weird combo, for example).
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In August 2016, the Out of Sync author shared that he and Turchin, 31, planned to start the surrogacy process in early 2017.
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They may also have been meant as a message to activists not to push demands out of sync with the government's own agenda.
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The premise of the study, which is expected to wrap up soon, is out of sync with what he heard at the summit.
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I think his position on immigration is totally out-of-sync with where the party needs to be, and he will get creamed.
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But Trump has surrendered optimism to Clinton at precisely the moment when it's a degraded commodity, out of sync with the national mood.
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The opening Allegro unfolds in bursts of spiraling runs and scale fragments punctuated by chords that are slightly, and deliberately, out of sync.
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If these passages feel jarringly out of sync with the rest of the memoir, I suppose that is unavoidable and almost by design.
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But several participants in the talks said European and American officials have been completely out of sync, making it difficult to achieve progress.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has found himself out of sync with President Trump and his top advisers, especially on Middle East policy.
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Indiana continued to be out of sync on offense and committed its 17th turnover as it trailed 54-39 with 5:06 remaining.
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Jones was also out of sync for long periods, badgered as he tried to pass and challenged mentally in nearly every passing situation.
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Adolescents' bodies want to stay up late and sleep late, putting them out of sync with what their school schedules demand of them.
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To put it simply, the public interest and the profit structure of IOUs have slipped out of sync and are now in conflict.
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His actions seem out of sync with the Speaker's mission to avoid politically treacherous votes on the House floor between now and November.
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Inversions have become more popular as the U.S. corporate tax code has risen out of sync with the rest of the developed world.
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So it feels wrong to boil it down to the one out-of-sync moment, but that's why they call me a critic.
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Not one of my siblings lives in Arizona and my opponent's policies are out of sync with what Arizona wants and the country needs.
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"I don't think it was the break," said New Jersey's Michael Cammalleri when asked if that was why his team was out of sync.
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From the opening blast, when the orchestra played the menacing motif associated with the villain Scarpia, the chords were out of sync and bloated.
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The problem for Samsung and, potentially, Apple is that display growth is out of sync with the state of the art on fingerprint recognition.
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A badly designed pair of shoe treadmills might not match wearers' gaits, or the shoes could even drop out of sync with each other.
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For many liberal voters, Sanders's shaky stance on guns seems oddly out of sync with his progressive views in almost all other policy areas.
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But even though I had fun watching him make bombs and improvise zombie melting, his actions felt oddly out of sync with each other.
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A 12-0 run to start the third — much of it built on defense and fast-break points — put the Jazz out of sync.
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"Monetary policy in a very small, open economy out of sync with the rest of the developed world is a serious challenge," said Sighvatsson.
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The medical-legal, hospital and insurance barriers that are out of sync with women's needs contribute to the United States' high maternal mortality rate.
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However, he was out of sync and got only one more out, allowing three earned runs over all in three and a third innings.
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Experimenting with tape loops, he discovered what he subsequently dubbed "phasing" when he accidentally let two identical tape fragments gradually drift out of sync.
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In part, this is because they are guided by faulty "thermometers" — that is, economic metrics out of sync with social, economic and environmental realities.
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Walmart, like many retailers, is attempting to reorient itself to a new retail landscape in which store footprints are out of sync of shoppers.
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Today, Mr. Lord calls Mr. McCurdy "the worst person" who ever worked for him, which seems slightly out of sync with the offense committed.
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The Wildcats were out of sync in easily their worst first half of the season and perhaps their worst in the last five years.
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But I don't know how much Sam is into this, if at all, and Ma's plans are way out of sync with their abilities.
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Remedy have made a weird fiction game that leans into all the strange, out-of-sync storytelling that they've been perfecting since Max Payne.
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Josh Richardson led Philadelphia with 20 points, but the Sixers looked out of sync from start to finish without All-Star center Joel Embiid.
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Josh Richardson led Philadelphia with 20 points but the Sixers looked out of sync from start to finish without All-Star center Joel Embiid.
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Meanwhile, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has found himself out of sync with President Trump and his top advisers, especially on Middle East policy.
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Now the voting records of longtime establishment-backed politicians are out of sync with the increasingly ideologically consistent preferences and composition of their parties.
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Since 903, there have been two periods in our data set when they went out of sync: It's happening today, and it happened in 1988.
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John is out of sync with his birthplace and home state: he looks down on his neighbors, building a garden maze that covers his yard.
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Baldwin's voice is preposterously out of sync with a fat little infant, which is the funniest thing about The Boss Baby by a long shot.
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Atomic clocks kept at different altitudes on Earth, for example, get out of sync with one another because they are subjected to different gravitational forces.
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The idea of this escapement being subject to entropy, slowly decaying, and pulling time out of sync fit into the album's broader themes of codependency.
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Check out the clip ... Rita is standing on a float, doing her best to put on a show, but everything is totally out of sync.
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While market volatility was low by historic standards, helped by accommodative monetary policies, it was out of sync with increased overall uncertainty, the fund said.
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He also defended Corbyn's proposed raising of corporation tax to 26 percent as not being totally out of sync with the rest of continental Europe.
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A study last year by the IMF found that east African economies move out of sync with each other, using exchange rates to absorb shocks.
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The British singer was the subject of savagery on social media after she appeared to be out of sync with the vocals during the performance.
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"Untitled" (Perfect Lovers), also by Felix Gonzalez-Torres, features two identical, synchronized clocks that tick side-by-side until they inevitably fall out of sync.
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Other amateur filmmaking moments also went unfixed, like a scene with out-of-sync dialogue and the wires on the police "spinner" or flying car.
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Personally, I think Hart's take on parenthood felt antiquated and out of sync with the complex family structures that are increasingly prevalent in modern life.
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That number mounts steadily every time the earth circles the sun, even if it often feels out of sync with our private experience of time.
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There's a strange sterility to the whole enterprise that, even to casual observers, seems totally out of sync with the character at the film's center.
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Now the singers were all out of sync, and the orchestra members were playing too loudly, because they weren't listening to the singers at all.
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"Not good for his base to be further alienated from Europeans, to appear separate, different and out of sync with the world," Mr. Schoen said.
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Even the youthful-looking François Baroin, 51, who will lead the center-right Les Républicains in the coming legislative campaign, seemed oddly out of sync.
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You would find a piece of it, and then it would go out of sync and you'd realize you were hearing something from another take.
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It's a quick yet poignant juxtaposition: a man cosmically knocked out of sync with the universe, being reminded of the courage it takes to improvise.
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After Mr. Bolton presented the details in Israel on Sunday, Mr. Trump pushed back on reports that he and his adviser were out of sync.
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That put DiBenedetto and Kyle Busch back out in front for much of a confusing segment, in which the manufacturer strategies were out of sync.
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But Herculano-Houzel's careful measurements of dozens of primate species demonstrated that the human brain is not out of sync with the rest of primatekind.
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Deep presence includes the sensations of motion from your inner ear; if the two are out of sync with what you see, you get motion sickness.
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Not a grain of rice is out of place, not a taiko drumbeat is out of sync, not a kimono sash ripples without his say-so.
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I think it literally has nothing to do with "kids these days," and everything to do with falling out of sync with the "fashion" of music.
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That can be annoying if you're using your Home Max with a TV source and the sound is delayed and out of sync with the picture.
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Messing's performance seems out of sync with the rest of the actors at times, as if she's playing scenes from a much more melodramatic TV show.
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One of the big challenges with multiple speakers is dealing with the accuracy of the human ear, which can quickly detect audio that's out of sync.
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And there was this overwhelming sense for as long as I can remember of just being out of sync with myself, experiencing reality through a window.
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"All [Trudeau's] policies on corporate tax, carbon tax, tax this, tax that, are completely out of sync with the U.S.," O'Leary told CNBC at the time.
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During rehearsals for a Victory Day parade at the Russian airbase, a small Syrian unit struggled to keep step, arms and legs swinging out of sync.
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"Not one of my siblings lives in Arizona and my opponent's policies are out of sync with what Arizona wants and the country needs," Gosar wrote.
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The Supreme Court's appetite for expanding the Second Amendment, if such an appetite develops, will be wildly out of sync with the mood of the country.
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Our federal system of democratic representation has drifted dangerously out of sync with the geographic distribution, demographic makeup and outsize economic role of America's urbanized population.
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And the rookie quarterback Daniel Jones made some impressive throws under pressure, although he also appeared out of sync early in the game, threw three interceptions.
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Ms. Fitzpatrick is more bullish on the stock market than her boss, although she maintains that they are not out of sync on the big picture.
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A socialist in his youth like most German intellectuals of the 1968 generation, Mr. Sieferle was drifting out of sync with that tradition by the 1990s.
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It speaks to the fundamental fairness of the trial, and it is out of sync with precedent, with law and with what the American people want.
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If our body clocks are out of sync with our waking—and working—hours, shouldn't we be tweaking our office hours to help improve our mood?
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The American presence in the Korengal felt more crude fortress than diplomatic expedition, out of sync with ideas of protecting populations or courting hearts and minds.
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J. Semmel: I had a lot of success in Spain, but the way I worked was out of sync with what was happening in New York.
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He often seems out of sync with the rest of the Hawks, and his game averages for points, assists and steals are all lower than last season.
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"(Rival) Omnicom had good results recently but they also had a good Q2, so they're slightly out of sync with the others," Numis analyst Paul Richards said.
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With the euro zone's economy losing steam, the ECB's long-standing guidance for a rate hike late this year is increasingly out of sync with market expectations.
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It was a late-night rehearsal for a piece I was in as a college dance major, a misstep, a falling out of sync with my partner.
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In another test, volunteers are played a series of beeps that are either in sync or out of sync with their heartbeat, and asked which it is.
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While standard EBITDA is supposed to be an indicator of a company's operating profitability, Uber's adjusted figure looks increasingly out of sync with its own operating performance.
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We expect regular software updates, but forget that governance is also in constant flux, and begins to fail when it falls out of sync with the culture.
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"Although far out of sync with the Daily News' philosophy, all of that says Kasich's presidential plans should please the GOP conservative faithful," the editorial board writes.
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He said the finger was fine for Wednesday's game, which the Cubs won, 5-1, but he was out of sync, perhaps because of the long layoff.
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"If you're constantly eating at a time of day when you're not getting bright light exposure, then the different clock systems become out of sync," she said.
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As time goes on, he seems to be falling out of sync with the prevailing trends in Indian politics, although politicians still regularly exploit nostalgia for him.
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Still without Rob Gronkowski, who is being evaluated for a concussion and is listed as questionable to return, the Patriots started the second half out of sync.
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The authors attributed the reduced reliability to imperfections in the quantum computer, and to the tendency of qubits to fall out of sync when their numbers increase.
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The secretary's use of the word is out of sync with the official message from the Trump administration, which has sought to downplay fears of a pandemic.
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Josh Richardson led Philadelphia with 20 points, but the 76ers looked out of sync from start to finish without All-Star center Joel Embiid (sore left knee).
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His daughter's imminent arrival has him anxious, though, because as long as he's stuck on overnight shifts, he's out of sync with his wife Jeanie (Rachel Keller).
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For Republicans, this mostly proves that the president is out of sync with the majority of the country, though on same-sex marriage, the country has clearly changed.
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Whether these companies want to go toe-to-toe with Samsung or not, it does seem like their development cycles are simply out of sync with MWC's timing.
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Under Loof's tenure, however, the party - originally a farmers' union strong in Sweden's conservative countryside - has sometimes been out of sync with voters and even its own members.
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He enters the race an extreme longshot -- with no national profile among Democrats and a moderate record that appears out of sync with the party's progressive primary electorate.
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Without question, the new U.S. legislation takes America further out of sync with the evolving consumer data policies of key trading partners like the EU, U.K. and Australia.
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Progressives don't like Jefferson, and an increasingly long list of others, because the values of his life were out of sync with their mercurial values of the day.
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One might also expect additional dollar depreciation to occur in the period ahead as U.S. monetary policy becomes increasingly out of sync with that in Europe and Japan.
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Unfortunately, the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) pending privacy rulemaking threatens to sacrifice the virtues of consistent protection and put it out of sync with the Federal Trade Commission.
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In his cut-offs and Mr. Bean T-shirt, Greenside is so spectacularly out of sync with the French, it's a wonder how he gets through a day.
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If we started ignoring leap years today, by the year 33, O'Donoghue explains in the following animation, we'd be around 20 days out of sync with the seasons.
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As seasons change, people experience a shift in their biological internal clock, or circadian rhythm, that can cause them to be out of sync with their regular schedule.
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The ball's got to move and get in a rhythm and we were a little out of sync, and I felt that carried over to the defensive end.
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They hypothesized that IL-23, a cytokine produced predominately by inflammatory myeloid cells, was another key conductor that was causing the immune system to get out of sync.
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When she was 20153, Sokolis was diagnosed with delayed sleep phase, a disorder that sets her internal clock permanently out of sync with the rest of the world.
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After all, it was frequent references to men and women being out of sync that had set me on a path to being something of a sex marathoner.
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It allows a machine to "self-correct" if it's out of sync with the person using it, Neera Jain, a Purdue engineering professor involved with the research, tells Axios.
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As I try to strike the perfect Hulk pose, my arms are slightly out of sync and the jets instantly thrust me to the left side of the stage.
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Activists and diplomats have speculated that their arrests may have been meant as a message to activists not to push demands out of sync with the government's own agenda.
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It is possible that eating late at night might throw the body out of sync with a daily rhythm, known as the Circadian rhythm, as NPR reported in 2015.
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The problem for people like me is that, depending on the group of people you're watching the game with, you can find your watching habits completely out of sync.
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In the first season, Brett and Michelle knew their marriage was in trouble, but they were out of sync — she feeling overwhelmed and neglected, he, lost in a funk.
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And if you have two light switches that control the same lights, you'll want to replace both of them, or else you'll risk knocking the system out of sync.
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Chinese government funds are among the heaviest investors in Silicon Valley as well, and of course, its record on human rights is hardly out of sync with Saudi Arabia.
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These headphones use an AptX low latency codec so you never have to worry about the picture getting out of sync with the sound during movies or video games.
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Pence may be out of sync with some Trump voters as well, as seen with an exchange where Pence rejected a call about needing a "revolution" if Clinton wins.
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Gorder said she was first diagnosed with Lyme disease nine years ago, and recalled being baffled by a disease that left her feeling out of sync with her body.
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Yet, as he suggests, A.D.H.D. may simply be a configuration of behaviors that are out of sync with conventional sociocultural norms and expectations, particularly those associated with traditional schooling.
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While the apps might be different, they all perform the same basic function: give a signal, whether auditory or visual, that seem out of sync with the dream world.
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When they were critiquing our dance they said that and I were out of sync, but I watched it back and I really think Doug did a great job.
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"Their attitudes are some different and the notion that you discriminate against somebody against sexual orientation is so out of sync with how most young people think," he said.
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Papadakis and Cizeron, who last year became the first ice dancers to break the 200-points barrier, were left frustrated as they went out of sync on their twizzles.
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During the "Teenage Dream" singer's 2015 Super Bowl Halftime Show performance, a dancer later dubbed the "Left Shark" became an internet sensation thanks to hilariously out-of-sync moves.
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They see a probable Democratic nominee, Hillary Clinton, who is so personally flawed, politically clumsy and out of sync with this anti-establishment moment that she's ripe for defeat.
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The audio being piped throughout the bar was out of sync with the flat-screen televisions, meaning that it looked like Mr. Trump's words were coming out of Mrs.
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Disney's increased bid for Fox also raised the value of the 39 percent of Sky that Fox owns, putting those shares out of sync with the remaining 61 percent.
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Erratic throughout the day, Woods looked rusty and out of sync, which was not surprising since his last competitive round was April 25, the final day of the Masters.
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Amid widening inequality, the high-profile enclaves of wealth — Silicon Valley, Hollywood, Wall Street — tend to be unchurched, immigrant-friendly and culturally out of sync with nonurban, noncollege workers.
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And yes, there may have been a slight tinge of snark in my tone, mostly about how that valuation is wildly out-of-sync with the public markets today.
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Daylight saving may induce "mini-jetlag," or impaired function that results from the body's forced sleep and wake cycles being out of sync with the biological clock, Vetter said.
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Trump went to Africa not only without a succinct game plan for how to communicate her platform, but also completely out of sync with her husband's administration's policies there.
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A meeting this spring between Mr. Sessions and several sheriffs offered one reason the Trump administration may seem so far out of sync with local authorities on the issue.
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The hosts' uniformly buoyant approach can also feel out-of-sync when speaking with guests like the artist Lawrence Abu Hamdan, whose work deals with human rights and surveillance.
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It is overly complex, out of sync with federal spending, and economically inefficient, providing large but unscrutinized subsidies for some individuals and businesses at the expense of everyone else.
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In its suit, Exxon argues that the Treasury penalty is out of sync with the guidance that the department and the White House provided when the sanctions were announced.
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Activists and diplomats have speculated that the arrests may have been meant as a message to activists not to push demands out of sync with the government's own agenda.
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"It's something the market looks at now it but at the moment it is out of sync with other indicators," said David Owen, chief European financial economist at Jefferies.
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"The regulator is always in the wrong place because when the political mood changes, the legislative framework hasn't and the regulator cannot help but be out of sync," Green said.
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Sarasin & Partners said in July it had sold nearly 20% of its holdings in Shell, saying its spending plans were out of sync with international targets to battle climate change.
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Cramer fears that U.S. policymakers are totally out of sync with the rest of the world, and that could have some serious, negative consequences for American companies doing business overseas.
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Ravel's piece was composed in 1929, for a musician who lost his right hand in World War I. Is the confusion of war reflected in your out-of-sync piece?
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He had 13 goals and 27 assists in 63 games but seemed out of sync at times this season with Rangers Coach Alain Vigneault shifting him between center and wing.
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"Revolutionary thinking needs to be applied to the party's operation, because the culture of the [DNC's Washington, DC,] building is out of sync with the time that we're living in."
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But coming post-Brexit and post-Trump, it feels almost perversely out of sync with the political moment, and nowhere near strong enough to define a moment of its own.
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His experience attending high school near Philadelphia, where his father had taken an academic job, instilled in him views that were out of sync with then "little" Israel's collectivist ethos.
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There had been fears that these old-fashioned shows' takes on their heroines, who are both bullied by their love interests, might be out of sync in this #MeToo moment.
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Activists and community organizers have long held that the opinions of union leaders — largely white men in middle age — are out of sync with those in the rank and file.
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"I loved the fact that we could get up at 10 o'clock and we went to bed at 2, so we were out of sync with everybody else," he said.
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"It is still illegal to have safe consumption sites, which puts us out of sync with most Western countries," said Mr. McAuley, whose research group will evaluate the Glasgow program.
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That reality lies in direct contrast with the focus on Capitol Hill on fixing a distortive and uncompetitive corporate tax code that is out of sync with a global economy.
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Still Tuesday's decision points out how out of sync some laws are with past Supreme Court precedence, and it has the possibility to make waves well outside the nation's capitol.
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Nielsen's comments are a reminder of how out-of-sync this administration is with the American people on immigration — and how intent DHS is on terrorizing Latino and immigrant communities.
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When the device, known as KardiaBand, detects that a user's heart rate and activity are out of sync, it prompts the user to capture an EKG by touching the band.
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But psychology and neuroscience in recent years have shown many of its tacit assumptions to be out of sync with our best understanding of how our brains and minds work.
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But the president and the Pentagon seem more out of sync now than ever, as NBC News reported first on Monday morning — and experts have some theories as to why.
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But here's a compelling hypothesis: When our biological clock is out of sync with society's, our whole biology gets thrown off, and many aspects of our lives grow more stressful.
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The American Cancer Society&aposs advice puts it out of sync with guidelines from an influential government advisory group, which kept the age at 50 in an update two years ago.
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As it stands, the two are out of sync and unless government catches up, the belief and trust in institutions to be seen to working for people will continue to fall.
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The genre is built on the tension between fate and circumstance: Two people are meant to be together, but the plot keeps them out of sync until divine order is restored.
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Now for the really dangerous part: changing demographics have made the electoral college and the Senate increasingly out of sync, as population grows in blue states and wanes in red ones.
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Speaking with reporters after the meeting, McConnell dodged a question about whether the White House and Senate leadership are out of sync, saying that Republicans now have "two options" before them.
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"When I read the Fed minutes, I see a central bank that is out of sync with the other central banks of the world and is second-guessing itself," Michele added.
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As the number of freelancers and gig economy workers skyrocket, the very design of HR today seems entirely out-of-sync with the changes that are happening in the labor markets.
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Online, even a little bit of delay will throw the action out of sync, so one person is raising a sword to block when the other has already landed a blow.
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Editorial It's just over 50 years since Mao Zedong unleashed bands of radical youths to cleanse the Communist Party and Chinese society of anything deemed out of sync with his revolution.
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The music video, shared exclusively on Refinery29, instead explores what the Norwegian singer calls "being bare with someone," and the knack human relationships have for falling in and out of sync.
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Donald J. Trump is set to be the Republican standard-bearer, but when it comes to some of his policies, he is out of sync with many Republican leaders in Congress.
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So out of sync were the Warriors early that at one point Curry could be seen emphatically adding his input in the middle of the coaches' huddle and again to teammates.
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"She seems out of sync with the electorate," J. Ann Selzer said after looking at the surveys conducted by her firm, Selzer & Company, for Bloomberg, as well as primary exit polls.
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I kept telling myself I'd get back to the hard stuff soon, but every time I took a power class, I felt out of sync, like I was missing the wave.
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Exactly how the two interact is not fully understood, but if circadian rhythms become out of sync with the environment—via international travel, for example—reproductive hormones can also be affected.
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Feet were stepped on, dances were performed out of sync, and then an unexpected fight broke out between the left and right sides—which is to say unexpected only by me.
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Anything dark becomes downright depressing; anything too sunny feels out of sync with the times; anything remotely relatable just gets you thinking again about the very things you're trying to avoid.
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A stuttering or out-of-sync video chat, for example, is a sure sign of high latency, which means that packets of data are probably getting backed up along the way.
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It fit the times, together with the growing groupthink among Americans that income inequality is out of control and its defenders out-of-sync with real people in the real world.
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But he looked out of sync until he directed a 75-yard drive in the fourth quarter that cut the Steelers' deficit to 21-7 with 8 minutes 1023 seconds remaining.
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Michael's father, who was perhaps more progressive, intervened on her behalf, explaining that Ms. Lepore was not a man, but a woman whose body was out of sync with her mind.
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It gleaned two different types of brain signals: event-related potentials (when neurons are acting in sync) and broadband spectral changes (when neurons are acting out of sync in the brain).
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For most teens, it means their whole biological clock is shifted, and if they wake up too early, their body will be out of sync with the rest of the world.
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It took some trial and error; in its early state, the projections were out of sync and depth of field wasn't working, so the fire had trouble figuring out where to focus.
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At the beginning of the third and final presidential debate, the audio and video signals coming out of Las Vegas were out of sync with one another, like an old foreign film.
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The blowback was so bizarrely out of sync with Wolf's jokes (and reality) that it's hard not to wonder: do the people getting heated about this… know what a smoky eye is?
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These help explain how people experience jet lag when their internal circadian rhythms get out of sync, while also having wider implications for disorders ranging from insomnia to depression to heart disease.
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There are two economies at play right now and "right now they're out of sync" based on the earnings results that Wall Street has seen thus far, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday.
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ONE OF THE great concerns that ornithologists have is that climate change will throw the nesting activities of birds out of sync with the availability of food for the raising of chicks.
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Malaysia's central bank governor Muhammad Ibrahim told a news conference, called to release upbeat economic growth and current account data, that the ringgit should not be priced out of sync with fundamentals.
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The ants are out of sync with the native flora and fauna of their adopted homes in coastal California, where nearly everything native has bloomed and died by July, if not earlier.
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The August statistics were somewhat inflated, however, due to a timing shift for certain payments, putting the deficit measure through August slightly out of sync with the previous year, the CBO noted.
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It's not just astronauts whose biological clocks fall out of sync; shift workers such as doctors, pilots and police officers may face the resulting fatigue and the impairment that comes with it.
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The August statistics were somewhat inflated, however, due to a timing shift for certain payments, putting the deficit measure through August slightly out of sync with the previous year, the CBO noted.
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The comments were out of sync with remarks by Trump, who in recent days has reiterated his desire to build a border wall that would be funded by Mexico 'indirectly through NAFTA.
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Most people's natural cycle is somewhat longer than the 24-hour solar day, which means that, left to our own devices, we would quickly get out of sync with the external world.
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The Playboy Club is trying to enliven an decades-old brand with deep associations, many of which feel out of sync today, for a generation of customers who appreciate a brand experience.
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Joe Biden on Wednesday dug in on his assertion that Elizabeth Warren is "elitist," hoping to cast his fellow frontrunner as an Ivy League liberal out of sync with the middle class.
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Marketed in 1966 with the promise "to lift and separate," the Cross Your Heart has been a consistent top-seller for five decades — despite being hopelessly out of sync with subsequent lingerie trends.
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"Being the United States gateway to many of the Asian countries, switching back and forth actually puts us out of sync with a lot of our business partners across the Pacific," he said.
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The Pelicans (2-10) were without All-Star forward Anthony Davis — their leading scorer and rebounder — and clearly out of sync, but they pulled within 84-82 before Vucevic asserted himself once again.
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But if you do so with a native app, be aware you're implicitly deciding to have two development teams, and two separate and out-of-sync codebases to maintain, somewhere down the road.
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Winston Lee, regional head of special projects for property website PropertyGuru and a Singapore landlord, said recently that the market was humming toward an inflection point, just with some notes out of sync.
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They've said as much in some of their blog posts and videos, and it sounds like a good thing, but somewhere along the line, the goal and the reality fell out of sync.
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Instead, when the cast goes inside, camera operators slip inside with them, and we see their movements splashed onto the backdrop around the doors, a split second out of sync with the audio.
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In contrast, Michael Siberry, who plays her white-shoed love interest, is a blustery, sputtering figure, a persona that feels out of sync with the old-order propriety he is meant to embody.
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Melatonin also been shown to be much more effective for people with delayed sleep phase, a condition where a person's biological clock is permanently out of sync with the rest of the world.
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For most of his more than four-decade career, the multimedia artist Tishan Hsu had a knack for being steadily out of sync with the art world, and the art market in particular.
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The nighttime forays to the fridge, for instance, are thought to result when the sleeping brain is active but the chemical that usually circulates to keep the body still is out of sync.
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"It shows that the laws themselves are out of sync with the speed and breadth of publication," said Mark Pearson, a professor of journalism and social media at Griffith University in Queensland state.
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So as the San Joaquin Valley warms and its cooling fogs retreat, growers have found their orchards out of sync: Many male trees are no longer producing pollen when the females need it.
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"The new luxury has brought a major aesthetic discontinuity, which is getting some brands and designers out of sync with the zeitgeist," Luca Solca, a luxury analyst at Bernstein, wrote in an email.
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Living in Ireland as a graduate student in my early 85033s, I found Ireland's harsh abortion ban paradoxical and out of sync with an Irish society so committed to social justice and compassion.
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"I think the problem is that you have to more clearly outline for China what we expect of them and where they're out of sync with the rest of the world," he said.
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To people who don't know immigration policy intimately, talk of "Section 20213" might have sounded obscure (and certainly out of sync with the passion with which candidates yelled over each other about it).
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Bolton, however, rejected these functions in favor of a more public-facing and solitary role — often dispensing with interdepartmental meetings and leaving the parts of the U.S. foreign policy machinery out of sync.
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But the installation feels as if it is grasping at straws: its attempt to knit Schiele's oeuvre into the warm blanket of cosmic consciousness seems out of sync with his precision and earthiness.
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With an unspectacular 16-11 record, Seery is one of those fighters whose win-loss ratio is out of sync with his abilities and is now seeking his fourth victory in the UFC's Octagon.
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The only element in the show that seems slightly out of sync is the bridging of scenes with dances by Adesola Osakalumi, solo performances that suggest the ritualization and dehumanization of assembly line work.
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The watch also has a "find phone" feature that lets it buzz your phone and the entire watch is set to various atomic clocks via the Internet, ensuring you'll never go out of sync.
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Gopinath likens the effect to how a bunch of metronomes on a table may start ticking out of sync, but will gradually start ticking in unison over time if the conditions are just right.
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It was a business model that fell out of sync with the enthusiast community that once championed its products, and the twice-bankrupt RadioShack has been paying the price for that pivot ever since.
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Doing so would almost certainly cause U.S. monetary policy to become further out of sync with the central banks in Europe and Japan, where regulators are still engaged in very expansive unorthodox monetary policies.
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Your characterisation of the Spanish "long lunch" as "an anomaly compounding the problem" of being in the wrong time zone is propaganda in the opposite direction ("Out of sync with the sun", August 13th).
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Audio to video synchronization: our newsroom tackles sync issues all the time, but in this case the video appears to slip in and out of sync with the audio, which is extremely unusual. 2.
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The result of that unintuitive approach is that he'd easily slip out of sync with Skiba, butting his way to the front and giving songs like "My Little Needle" an added dash of character.
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Some people who frequent the luxury gyms said that Ross' decision signaled support of a President whose inflammatory rhetoric and policies targeting people of color are out of sync with the gym's progressive clientele.
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As absurd and hilarious as Wiseau is here, he also genuinely feels out of sync with the rest of the world, and he's consumed with the frustration of not being able to truly express himself.
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Their work, though decades-old, has been crucial to understanding how the light emanating from screens can affect humans' well-being, as it takes people further and further out of sync with their internal timekeepers.
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When I laid my head down to rest each night, my heartbeat felt out of sync—anxiety had overtaken me and my body was wearing its manifestations, palpitations and knots in my shoulders, like accessories.
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Theresa May and Boris Johnson's constant references to an illustrious future for a great nation, let alone Farage's lyrical waxing about control and independence, are so out-of-sync with reality they sound almost cruel.
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Most of the documents are more than seven years old, putting them significantly out of sync with the company's current products, but they show a persistent effort to find and exploit weaknesses in Apple products.
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If you've ever used wireless headphones to watch videos on your Android phone, only to realize the audio is out of sync with the picture, you'll know wireless audio still has a ways to go.
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ET, NBATV, FSN Indiana, FSN Ohio ABOUT THE PACERS (2700-203): Indiana relies heavily on All-Star forward Paul George and the offense quickly goes out of sync when George is struggling with his shot.
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In almost all cases, Hashimoto's disease is incurable, but Dr. Davies says that the out-of-sync hormones are simple to control with calibrated dose of thyroid replacement medicine "Treatment is very easy," he says.
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He is lax at running between the wickets, hampering the chance to scamper quick singles and twos, and can also be ponderous in the field, out of sync with the increasing athleticism required in T20.
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A breakout exception like the devastating ode to marital hypocrisy, "We're Gonna Be All Right," feels out of sync with the characters who sing it (though Mr. Elder and Ms. Hunt deliver it with zing).
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Followers are so selfish, insecure, and out-of-sync that they get defensive and angry when confronted with the need for change; killing the cohesion of the team by highlighting their inability to blend well.
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The positive WTI/Brent spread is "completely out of sync" and will need to flip if U.S. output doesn't fall, says Clayton Vernon, a trader and economist with proprietary trader Aquivia LLC in New Jersey.
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Some see Mr. Hoyer as the ultimate corporate pol, out of sync with a Democratic caucus in which women, millennials and people of color are in ascendance, with the loudest new voices on the left.
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Yet despite his insistence he understood the people's pain, the president offered no relief — particularly from an especially hated gasoline tax increase — and the speech struck many as out of sync with the political moment.
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Mr. Ghosn pulled on a white jumpsuit to tour factory floors, but beyond the photo ops, there were signs that his splashy — some would say autocratic — presence was out of sync with modest Japanese culture.
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The juxtaposition of this early work — two recorded loops of a preacher's apocalyptic account of Noah's flood that are played in and out of sync — and the new, more melodic, composition is a terrific one.
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When Metcalf took on that part, opposite David Suchet in Anthony Page's West End revival, she was flat-voiced, fast-talking, blank-eyed and utterly out of sync with the male actors who surrounded her.
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One stage is set on the back of two trucks that go in and out of sync, trapping you on the back of one stuck as the stoves on the other light themselves on fire.
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In meetings, they also noticed, Mr. Kushner appeared to prop up Mr. Miller as an expert on immigration, noting that Mr. Miller's reputation as a hard-liner was out of sync with his reasonable nature.
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Instead, Pastor, a sociologist at the University of Southern California, suggests that at just the moment California seems most out of sync with national trends, it is in fact regaining its role as bellwether and pioneer.
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Trading starting center Mason Plumlee to the Denver Nuggets for Jusuf Nurkic looked like a long-term move, given that Nurkic was arriving both out of shape and presumably out of sync with his new teammates.
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A quick advisory: As of publishing, either a Netflix glitch or editing oversight has many of the Season 20193 subtitles out of sync with their corresponding dialogue – but only if you select "English" from the subtitles.
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But today, as Booker pursues the presidency, the Newark education reforms and their complicated legacy look increasingly out of sync with a leftward-drifting Democratic Party more animated by teachers strikes than by expanding charter schools.
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As a result, the connection to the lower chambers of the heart is bombarded by impulses, which causes that area to beat more rapidly as well, but out of sync with the rest of the heart.
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As Jane, the compelling, rich-voiced soprano Jennifer Zetlan has an early aria in which she recounts the character's childhood in detail; inevitably, this traditional device seems out of sync with Mr. Karchin's piercing, contemporary music.
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Yes. There were tons of unexpected glitches—cutscenes would get wildly out of sync, some roads simply disappeared, the game would appear to freeze for nearly a minute, before sputtering back to life—but it ran.
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"The Jewelers Row situation is definitely a wake-up call that our preservation, planning and zoning apparatus is out of sync with contemporary needs in a historic city that's undergoing a building boom," Mr. Steinke said.
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By the end of the '70s, she'd returned to her large-scale, sculpted portraits and figure groups, but such folksy, figurative art was out of sync with the cool-headed Minimalism and Conceptualism of the time.
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He doubles his voice, distorting it in and out of sync with itself: "You were so cruel / And it was her house," he sings, the second voice fading into the quiet of the home he describes.
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In part it's because the founding principle of the public library — that all people deserve free, open access to our shared culture and heritage — is out of sync with the market logic that dominates our world.
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In hearings in July, lawyers argued that the law was out of sync with the times and legally inconsistent with other recent court rulings, including one made last year that guaranteed the constitutional right to privacy.
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Many retailers have over the past year shed their real estate footprint, finding the U.S. store-base too vast and too out of sync with the many American shoppers that no longer go to the mall.
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Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, the former Democratic presidential candidate, said that Mr. Mulvaney's views on the deficit, Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid were out of sync with Mr. Trump's campaign promises to protect the programs.
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A call on Friday with the president of Taiwan, Tsai Ing-wen, appeared to be out of sync with four decades of United States policy toward China and prompted a Chinese call to the White House.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, the field's leading progressives, who argue the billionaire's wielding of his vast personal fortune and centrist political ideology are out of sync with the modern Democratic Party.
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"If your timing to light exposure is out of sync with the timing of meals, it's like your clocks are at different time zones and don't know how to communicate with each other," Dr. Peterson said.
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"The vibe I got from was about feeling disjointed and out of sync with the world, being overwhelmed by the things happening around us, feeling alone in the crowd, feeling disconnected from people," he told us.
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The arsonist mentality Experts writing in the Journal of the American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law note that pyromania is a "disorder of impulse" afflicting people whose moods are out of sync with their objective reality.
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It's completely out of sync with any other modern headphone, in-ear or over-ear, to the point of making almost everything else sound screamy at the high end and far too boomy at the low end.
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Last night, the Warriors were again without Steph Curry and, unlike in Game 2, struggled to find their rhythm, seeming weirdly out of sync for most of the game, and trailing by as much as 17 points.
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"The 51 percent ownership target is out of sync with the Liquid Fuels Charter which requires 25 percent, therefore it cannot be supported by SAPIA," SAPIA Executive Director Avhapfani Tshifularo said, adding talks with Transnet were continuing.
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Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) Governor Muhammad Ibrahim said it has been made clear to local banks that onshore opening ringgit prices cannot reference offshore prices or be out of sync with the underlying fundamentals of the economy.
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The conversation is always falling out of sync too, with both people talking over the top of each other and prematurely changing topics, just in case any one topic runs out of juice and leads to silence.
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Our exploration of the many ways in which New York's 100-year-old rules are out of date, and out of sync with the city itself, seemed to raise as many questions for readers as it answered.
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The ECB has said it aims to keep interest rates at current record lows at least through the summer but its longstanding rate guidance is increasingly out of sync with market expectations due to an economic slowdown.
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When you check mail with your computer or other gadgets, those devices do not get the deleted messages, but they may download newer ones — which then get deleted from the server, making your mailboxes out of sync.
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But when the stars began to turn on, ultraviolet radiation from them altered the energy levels of the electrons in the hydrogen atoms, knocking them out of sync with the microwaves — "decoupling" them in the physics vernacular.
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Mr. Macron, it turns out, is also a change agent out of step with the times, just as France's long delay in biting off structural economic overhauls has left it out of sync with its Western cohort.
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And for many voters, that's "a nostalgia act whose well-worn slogans about middle-class uplift and national unity are out of sync in this season of outrage," as Molly Ball wrote in Time magazine last week.
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It's thought that this works by realigning the sleep cycle with other circadian rhythms, like changes in levels of body temperature and the stress hormone cortisol, that are also out of sync with each other in depression.
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Placed here, they evoke a crypt of design, infused with the story of their previous lives; they are a tribute to a phase that feels out of sync with contemporary Saudi plans for the holy city itself.
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For instance, take a look at this scorcher over Jackson's head in Week 2: I dinged Jackson earlier for being out of sync with this offense, but he would've needed to be Gheorghe Muresan to catch this ball.
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Dissenters on the board held the view, shared by many analysts, that the ultra-loose monetary policy is out of sync with an economy expected to grow more than 3 percent this year and 2 percent in 2017.
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The rhythmic piece at its center is reliable and centered, the sort of thing you can set your watch by, but what goes on around it feels unpredictable, out of sync with the machinic propulsion that drives it.
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This week, a Russian troop deployment near the border with Lebanon caused friction with Iran-backed forces there including Hezbollah, a rare case of Assads' allies acting out of sync with each other, though it was soon resolved.
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One of their main findings is that the women feel "off time"—out of sync with what they were taught it means to be young, because their bodies started breaking down much earlier than they'd expected them to.
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A hand down by Duhamel on the throw triple Lutz incurred a deduction but it was in the side-by-side spin that Radford's hip really played up as he went completely out of sync with his partner.
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A messy landing on the throw trip loop and an out-of-sync spin narrowly denied them a place on the top of the leaderboard as they finished third, trailing the Germans by less than half a point.
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Cognitively and emotionally, it is much easier to slot the pope into the category liberal — those who can be safely ignored — than it is to risk falling out of sync with the people and communities you care about.
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Betsy ToddHastings-on-Hudson, N.Y. To the Editor: Allison Arieff sheds light on housing industry practices that are out of sync with progressive design goals for density, proximity to public transportation and other services, walkability and energy efficiency.
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The news didn't sit well with some people who frequent the gym, who assailed it as supporting a President whose inflammatory rhetoric and policies targeting people of color are out of sync with the gym's mostly progressive clientele.
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The displaced persons who inhabit "Fulfillment Center," which takes its title from a New Mexico mail-order shipping facility where two of the characters work, seem destined to be out of sync with everyone else on the planet.
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We do this by understanding what our base will carry, activating what's most progressive in most others and exposing the beliefs of our committed opposition for what they are — out of sync with the values of most Americans.
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Accustomed as he is to having the final word, it was clearly jarring for Mr. Tillerson, during a recent trip to Australia and New Zealand, to be out of sync with Mr. Trump's tweets on the Qatar crisis.
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"The last few games we haven't had very many (power-play) opportunities, so sometimes you get out of sync," said Kane, who saw his team convert on 23-of-4 chances with the man advantage versus the Coyotes.
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But good tragedy reporting is also difficult, deliberate, and judicious, which is to say, wildly out of sync with the incentive structures — frictionlessness, virality, scale, and anonymity — that govern Twitter and help fake news travel faster than vetted facts.
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But the tactic, not uncommon in cases involving sex crimes, appeared out of sync with the #MeToo movement and a national shift in sentiment toward sexual assault victims since Cosby's first trial ended with a hung jury last summer.
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Their positioning, as measured by the Overnight Indexed Swap (OIS) curve, appears to be out of sync with the ECB's own guidance for rates to stay at their current, rock-bottom level only until the end of this year.
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This is complicating the ECB's plans to dial back its aggressive stimulus policy, which helped bring the bloc back from the brink of deflation in 2016 but is out of sync with the current moderate but steady price growth.
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Something as simple as our salt intake is disturbingly out of sync with what science says makes up a healthy diet: But the good news is that these guidelines do have an impact, though it is a gradual one.
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The kind of sculpture he was interested in — handmade from natural materials — was out of sync with a department dominated by Minimalism, which favored industrial fabrication, and by Conceptualism, which played down objects in favor of words and ideas.
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At a time when Bayern is acutely conscious of the need to find its next generation of homegrown talent, even building a new, state-of-the-art academy for its youth teams, Ancelotti's approach seemed jarringly out of sync.
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He called the op-ed "BS" and that the author's "view of the president as he or she is serving is out of sync with the people who elected him," as he put it to Fox News' Laura Ingraham.
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Everything about it is wrong: Ford speaks in a dull monotone, the dialogue is written out of sync with the way the character speaks and acts, and it seems to be slotted in wherever the producers felt they could squeeze it.
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The move seemed out of sync with the hawkish stances of National Security Advisor John Bolton, who has talked tough, and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo who has been trying to rally diplomatic support for the US campaign against Iran's regime.
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When I do dress up for a wedding or a bat mitzvah, I feel like a drag queen, performing a gender out of sync with my physicality; but unlike a drag queen, I don't feel that gender is natural or correct.
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Record low prices for liquefied natural gas were roiling the global gas market, while the container shipping trade is being thrown out of sync, threatening months of delays as lines re-route cargoes away from Chinese ports, industry sources say.
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Fiscal Q1 results due China's fast-spreading coronavirus is throwing the global container shipping trade out of sync, with lines re-routing cargoes and reducing calls to Chinese ports, setting the scene for months of delivery delays ahead, industry sources said.
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Sanchez, who had allowed eight runs in three innings of relief against Minnesota earlier this season, had a big mix of speeds to keep the Twins out of sync early, including two changeups that registered at 67 mph and 65 mph.
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He called the current economic situation — near-zero rates when the business cycle is reaching its peak — "completely backwards" and "out of sync," saying that everybody watching the Federal Reserve, including its chair, Janet Yellen, likely wishes the situation were different.
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Here, I'm not so bothered, as it all seems consistent; whereas I've played other games of this year where such collectibles have felt sort of out of sync with the game world they're spread around (say no more, embargo scenes).
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By the early 1930s, liberal parties had been discredited, as citizens found their faith in markets, their unwillingness to respond forcefully to capitalism's downsides, and their indifference or hostility to nationalism and cultural concerns completely out of sync with interwar realities.
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"When I felt out of sync with my team in season two, I just felt like my position was completely off; and I wasn't really an essential part of the team since I didn't really know where to be," he admitted.
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"This is one of the prints that just has a lot of question marks all over it, especially with the December retail sales data which seemed out of sync," said Shawn Snyder, head of investment strategy at Citi Personal Wealth Management.
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On Tuesday Reuters reported that a Russian troop deployment in Syria near the Lebanese border had caused friction with Iran-backed forces, in what appeared to be a rare case of Russia acting out of sync with Assad's Iran-backed allies.
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I was also disappointed that I could never, even after hours of tinkering, line up the three dials so that they corresponded perfectly to one another — the minutes would always be a little out of sync with the hour dial.
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The pro-abortion hardliners who have howled for Lloyd's dismissal are wildly out of sync with regular Americans, who understand, like Lloyd, that vulnerable women and their unborn children can both be compassionately welcomed and supported by the Refugee Office.
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This astonishing 25-minute work, structured in five movements, is on one level an exploration of polyrhythms, in which musical strands, inner lines, melodic fragments and oscillating riffs sometimes seem to be unfolding simultaneously at different tempos, enticingly out of sync.
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However, the leading theory is the 'phase-shift hypothesis': the idea that shortened days cause the timing of our circadian rhythms to fall out of sync with the actual time of day, because of a delay in the release of melatonin.
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The news didn't sit well with some people who frequent the gym, who assailed it as supporting a President whose inflammatory rhetoric and policies targeting people of color are out of sync with the gym's progressive and oftentimes famous clientele.
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It's also disdainful of singledom in a way that's jarringly out of sync with the show's otherwise sunny demeanor: The pursuit of a long-term monogamous and almost always heterosexual romantic relationship is the be-all end-all for every character.
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In the first half of 2018, the seasonal drop in oil demand could pull crude futures out of sync with other commodities that are rallying, said Kevin Book, head of research for oil, gas and coal at Clearview Energy Partners.
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According to Lance Bass' biography, "Out of Sync," Kirkpatrick had just missed being in the Backstreet Boys, and thus Lou Pearlman, who would go on to manage *NSYNC as well, offered him a spot in another boy band he was forming.
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But when Trump began to make harsher cracks about Hillary toward the end, out of sync with the tone of the event, he was repeatedly booed — spurned by the same Manhattan elites whose approval he had spent so long seeking.
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The asset flow data covering the latest decade of index funds' domination of the investing landscape shows just how out of sync the Dow as a measure of market sentiment and the Dow as an actual investment proxy have become.
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The WeWorks of the world were built on an ethos of positive vibes and unity — replete with what tech analyst Ranjan Roy calls "high-minded, burning man-esque self-actualization language" that, today, feels offensively out of sync with people's lived realities.
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Activists and diplomats have speculated that the new wave of arrests may be aimed at appeasing conservative elements opposed to reforms and that it may be a message to activists not to push demands out of sync with the government's own agenda.
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I get why, as a consumer, I might want to buy from the same ... This lag problem is a good one that you get with all of these, because these things don't really work well together, the audio gets out of sync.
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Looking at the Giants' schedule, and the way the offense has played this season—Beckham and quarterback Eli Manning have looked out of sync for much of it, including last night—Beckham doesn't seem to be anywhere near earning that same right.
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The awards are significant because they are chosen by theater critics, but have limited predictive value for the Tony Awards because the critics consider both Broadway and Off Broadway shows each season, so they are often out of sync with the Tonys cycle.
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They could see how seasonal cycles of the living world — like spring bloom, bird migrations or the thickening of the winter coat of the buffalo — were becoming out of sync with the sun and moon cycles on which our Gregorian calendar is based.
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They feel fiscal policy in the critical early years after the 2007-09 financial crisis was out of sync with what the country required, set too tight at a time when the country needed, and the Fed was pushing to achieve, higher growth.
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The team realized that if the object and its rings spin out of sync with each other, the ice and debris that make up the ring system are never too close to the sun for too long, which makes them more stable.
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While this policy is out of sync with market expectations, which put the first hike in 2021, policymakers have dismissed the significance of the disconnect, arguing that economic conditions would impact the eventual move and market prices simply reflect the changing outlook.
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Whereas the original Frozen is a bit of an odd film — its plot structure feels a little out-of-sync with Disney's usual storytelling, and its "true love's kiss" comes not from a prince but a sister — Frozen 2 is much more conventional.
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It became so out of sync with liberal thought that it endorsed Joe Lieberman for president in 19883, a candidate so disconnected with Democratic voters that, after not competing in Iowa, he finished fifth in the New Hampshire primary and soon dropped out.
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As a result, his legal and public relations strategies have been out of sync, with the president at times publicly contradicting his lawyers, and the White House often finding itself flat-footed in the face of new disclosures about the Russia investigation.
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The ugliness at Axe Cap takes on a more comedic tinge when the time comes for Bobby to bury the ax in Ari Spyros, the perpetually out-of-sync compliance chief who ratted out Wendy and led everyone to the brink of disaster.
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After scanning an access code and being warned profusely by Blackstock to not touch our screens once the show started lest we got out of sync, we began a countdown, guided by an old timey, black and white countdown clock on the screen.
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Setting all of that aside, the point was so immediately weird and robotic, so out of sync with the rhythm of the crowd and moment, that even though it was small, it immediately felt like the most basic pro wrestling skills were missing.
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When they finally did, the smaller Ruddy Ducks males housed in male groups grew their penises faster than males housed with a mate—but their dicks grew out of sync with each other, staying in a reproductive condition for only short periods of time.
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It was the Arizona senator's second trip to the state this year, and whatever ambitions underlay those trips were likely pipe dreams for anyone, much less a man who had staked his political reputation on being out of sync with the rest of his party.
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As they march — with the camera focusing on individuals' deliberate strides and precisely choreographed about-faces and hand gestures — orchestral sounds play out of sync with the footage, swelling from the hushed chaos of instruments tuning to a sharp, baroque composition that steadily crescendos.
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The same thing happened with a headset from Pico — the hardware looked great, but its demo made me dodge lasers and spike traps in a virtual body that always felt out of sync with my real one, until I finally gave up, slightly disoriented.
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Big free-agent signing of yesteryear Vincent Jackson is coming off a knee injury; he has looked out of sync with the offense on multiple routes this season and has not held on to contested catches or demonstrated much enthusiasm to dive for balls yet.
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By portraying the most powerful technologist in the world as a lonely, awkward but ultimately benign and Willy Wonka-ish figure, it feels strangely out-of-sync with 2018, as we're all forced to reckon with the damage that these digital platforms may be doing.
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Over a flowing, sun-dappled arrangement — produced by the former Wilco associate LeRoy Bach, and reminiscent of recent work by Jim O'Rourke — Mr. Walker sings about homecomings and misgivings, along with the feeling of being one step out of sync with the crowd. N.C.
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Whitney Mercilus had one and a half sacks as Houston took advantage of a banged-up offensive line to apply plenty of pressure on Bradford, but with touchdowns on their first two drives, the Vikings again unleashed their defense on another out-of-sync quarterback.
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Activists and diplomats have speculated that may have been meant as a message to activists not to push demands out of sync with the government's own agenda, but the crown prince has denied that, accusing the women of working for Qatari and Iranian intelligence.
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Yields rose to near session highs after St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said the U.S. central bank's projections were out of sync with investors and suggested the Fed should raise rates once this year and then remain on hold until the end of 2018.
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In one experiment, scientists found that assigning healthy adults to delay their bedtimes and wake up later than normal for 10 days — throwing their circadian rhythms and their eating patterns out of sync — raised their blood pressure and impaired their insulin and blood sugar control.
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Since these pages are out of sync, we cannot definitively know how many comments each page had on 2006-01-11, and to make matters worse the Javascript interprets missing information as zero comments, giving a false sense of lower public engagement with Reid's blog.
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They say his liberal voting record — against Neil M. Gorsuch for the Supreme Court, against the Republican tax cuts, and against the repeal of the Affordable Care Act — belies his claims to be a Montana moderate and makes him out of sync with his state.
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Given the perennial concern over whether Test cricket — a slow-paced, tradition-bound game in which matches can last five days — is a sport out of sync with the time pressures of the modern world, the elevation of Ireland and Afghanistan could help the format.
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"What really keeps me up at night is the data and the mood getting out of sync and, eventually, the possibility that the mood becomes the self-fulfilling prophecy of the data," Daly told reporters on Monday at the Symposium on Asian Banking and Finance in Singapore.
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In an interview Thursday with CNBC's Scott Wapner on "Halftime Report, " the founder of Pzena Investment Management explained that the market is divided into two groups, those that are in sync versus those that are out of sync with the "lower for longer" interest rate environment.
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That said, I've run with Bluetooth-connected smart sneakers before, namely the Altra Torin IQ. While they were comfortable, the real-time coaching was often out of sync due to connectivity issues, and in-app feedback on my foot strike and cadence was wonky as hell.
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Mousasi's usual demeanour is often at odds with his fighting style: his high-level kickboxing skills and slick ground game do not seem to marry up with the character we see in interviews and press conferences like the dissonance between musical notes that are out of sync.
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Yields on longer-dated maturities rose to session highs after St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said the U.S. central bank's projections were out of sync with investors and suggested the Fed raise rates once this year and then remain on hold until the end of 2018.
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While the growth cycle in the United States may be close to peaking, the euro zone is just getting comfortable with its economic run and Britain is weighed down by Brexit uncertainty, suggesting that their monetary policies will be out of sync for years to come.
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But at a time when supply and demand is already meaningfully out of sync, reciprocity by way of compact agreements, like the Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) for registered nurses or the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact (IMLC) for physicians, are a way to introduce a partial solve.
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"Brainville" (2016) and "I Felt in Love with this Piece of You" (2017) use mental landscapes to suggest that gender resides inside the brain – the transgender subjects might feel out of sync with their assigned gender but the moth suggests their authentic truth might be a metamorphosis.
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This was particularly the case in late 22 when conditions seemed to overwhelmingly favor development of a strong El Niño, but since SOI and the trade winds were out of sync, El Niño was not able to pick up notable strength until mid-22 (reut.rs/2e2lxcv).
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In the intimate scenes, we see an impressionistic mix of the two characters' intertwined hands — a knee, a face, a kiss, with slightly out-of-sync audio recreating the disorienting but glorious feeling of first having sex with someone you really want, and who really wants you.
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With their tangible sense of simplicity and light, these enigmatic, curiously familiar images in their white frames transform the space into a refuge as comforting as it is out of sync with the chaff of everyday life — a necessary point of stillness amid the unspooling disarray.
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The downgrade reflected a change of heart about the real's fate despite not going as far as pegging it at its present value below 4.0 per dollar, a move that would be too radical and out of sync with economists' usual tactful handling of FX forecasts.
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What's happening: British government debt is trading little moved from its levels at the start of the year, and London's benchmark FTSE 2100 is up more than 260% year-to-date — less than S&P 23 and European Stoxx 2500, but not out of sync with global equity markets.
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According to the researchers, this quick error detection mechanism might be attributed to the presence of two parallel neural circuits in the brain, a high-level 'intention' circuit and a low-level sensory-motor circuit that signal an error to the brain whenever the circuits fall out of sync.
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There's another, potentially harder-to-solve element: Clinton's brand of policy prescriptions, toughness and problem-solving could be out of sync with more deeply dissatisfied liberals who have yearned for Sanders' fire-and-brimstone condemnations of the nation's power structures -- and there's little Clinton can do to change it.
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"The feeling is there are many rules that are so old that they're out of sync with what you need to promote economic growth and that's a conversation policymakers are now willing to have," said Wayne Abernathy, executive vice president at the American Bankers Association, a bank trade group.
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Delays in signing off on the bailout review, he argued, could temper economic recovery, an early return to markets, and further deepen a view – already entrenched with the result of referendums in Britain and Italy – that Europe was out of sync with its citizens and was not solving problems.
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On issue after issue it's like that: He doesn't act or speak for the majority, but he accomplishes some narrower purpose, and gets away with it partly because gerrymandering, the structure of the Senate and the Electoral College have led to a government out of sync with the governed.
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What to listen for: In addition to that bell, the trams and traffic of 1917 Zurich; out of sync clocks (time is unreliable); Beethoven's "Appassionata" (said to be loved by Lenin); drums; sirens as Dadaist music; Elizabethan pastiche for lute; a railway, a telegraph machine and a typewriter.
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Artificial lighting, changing eating patterns, shift work and other variables of modern life can disrupt our internal system of biological clocks, so they are often out of sync, said Courtney M. Peterson, an assistant professor in the department of nutrition sciences at the University of Alabama at Birmingham.
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"Rapid inter-Korean rapprochement is badly out of sync with the stalemate on the nuclear track," said Daniel Russel, former U.S. assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific affairs and current vice president for international security and diplomacy at the Asia Society Policy Institute, during an October speech.
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In the first of two episodes made available for review, we learn that Dr. Kreizler has previously speculated on the notion of gender identity—his views are progressive and not too out of sync with our own—and that there have been prior killings that echo this most recent death.
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The US Department of Transportation is in the process of drafting guidelines that would aim to stop individual state laws on autonomous driving from getting out of sync, and there are still many questions to answer about who's liable in a crash when a car is in control of itself.
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But like so much that is out of sync with her view of the world, Greer is happy to dismiss the transgender community, who are especially vulnerable to sexual assault, and likewise the idea that a person's attitude to rape isn't a corollary of their attitude to sex and gender.
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Nigel Wilson—chief executive of Legal & General, the financial services firm that conducted the research—explained that due to a low housing supply keeping prices "out of sync with wages," more and more parents are having to help their kids out, spending an average 7 percent of the total purchase.
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All the remarks at the Reading Room ceremony emphasized the books just as much as the community space — an important message after the dropping of a proposed, controversial renovation that would have favored a tech-heavy user experience and spaces out of sync with the historic aesthetic of the building.
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Even if it is out of sync with their personal situation, "people's perception of seemingly objective information is very much influenced by what they hear from their party candidates and leaders," said Thomas E. Mann, a resident scholar at the Institute of Governmental Studies at the University of California, Berkeley.
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ET, FSN Sun (Tampa Bay), NESN (Boston) ABOUT THE LIGHTNING (212-22-24): Tampa Bay finally showed the full effect of not having the steady Stralman and captain Steven Stamkos (knee surgery) in the lineup Friday as the defense coughed up the puck constantly and the offense looked out of sync.
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Each is interrupted by the next at a salient moment, and each is strong enough that readers can forgive the omnibus ending, whose breathless melodrama feels out of sync with the rest of the novel, and whose struggle to highlight parallels and links between the stories becomes a bit ham-handed.
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But its ungenerous attitude towards the poor and racial minorities on health care will have to change if it wants to ensure a healthy workforce, as will some of its social policies, such as restricting access to birth control and abortions, which are out of sync with the state's light-touch philosophy.
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Regrettably, Whitman was out of sync with her party and most of the country in the last election, supporting Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE.
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And her resolute conservatism puts her out of sync with most New Yorkers — and us — on pivotal matters like raising the state minimum wage (she opposed it), legalizing same-sex marriage (she voted no on that, too, though she later expressed regret) and immigration policy (she is tepid on the "sanctuary city" concept).
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Awkward ("her legs had grown so much lately that she felt out of sync, as if her body belonged to someone or something else") and isolated, Amelia feels a kinship with Emily Dickinson — the book's title is from Dickinson's poem "The Bustle in the House," about life after a death in the family.
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The more the movies try to pass him off as maybe just 10 years older than the women he's paired with onscreen — not to mention other characters who are meant to be roughly around his age — the more it becomes apparent that he's getting cast out of sync with his characters' ages.
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But it has its own ambiguous temporality; the city's clearly rendered medieval landmarks (the customs house, the Rhine Gate and, in the background, the church of Great St. Martin) seem oddly out of sync with the vessel (a tourist ferry, and its female passengers in the empire-waist dresses of Turner's day).
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While there are still a number of hypotheses about the exact biochemical basis of the condition, a sizable portion of researchers believe it could be due to a particularly severe response to the body clock being out of sync with natural daylight and the sleep-wake cycle—known as the phase-delay hypothesis.
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Nonfiction MIDNIGHT IN CHERNOBYL The Untold Story of the World's Greatest Nuclear Disaster By Adam Higginbotham MANUAL FOR SURVIVAL A Chernobyl Guide to the Future By Kate Brown Catastrophes happen when a large system gets so out of sync with its environment that a tiny tweak can crash it to the ground.
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In his case, it was the Southern strategy, which was designed to play upon white nationalists' anger about civil rights, plus an attempt to pull together voters that people would later call Reagan Democrats, but it was Nixon who decided to target people who felt culturally out of sync with the Democratic Party.
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For the second consecutive game, the Stanford passing attack made an opponent pay for focusing on its ground game, and the Cardinal defense kept freshman quarterback JT Daniels out of sync all night as No. 223 Stanford beat No. 17 USC 17-3 in both teams' Pac-24 opener at Stanford Stadium on Saturday night.
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The deal to launch further talks looked in jeopardy a week ago when May was forced to abandon a choreographed meeting in Brussels intended to seal the deal after her allies in Northern Ireland expressed fears she was proposing a special status for the region - out of sync with the rest of the United Kingdom.
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There is just as much offensive talent on the Steelers (3-2) but that team has been out of sync all season, and a pass-first strategy against a top-ranked pass defense last week — a strategy that resulted in five interceptions — would not seem to indicate they are on the path back to greatness.
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Malaysia's central bank governor Muhammad Ibrahim told reporters on Friday the ringgit should not be priced out of sync with fundamentals, and that it has a responsibility to tell banks to take temporary measures to calm the market "We don't want to be dictated by factors that have nothing to do with the country's fundamentals," Ibrahim said.
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As deeply as Reed has chosen to engage with a broad range of subjects in this podcast, from methods of clock gilding to the way a sundial works to John's love life, his choice to put John's fetish on the record with so little contextualization feels irresponsible and out of sync with the rest of the podcast.
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Studies of shift workers, who work unusual hours and live out of sync with their normal biological rhythm, show that they are at increased risk for heart disease, ulcers, depression, obesity and certain cancers, as well as a higher rate of workplace accidents and injuries due to a slower reaction rate and poor decision-making. 8.
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"Just like if you're in your car, and you've got your turn signal on and you're behind a car with its turn signal on, every once in awhile the turn signals sort of appear to sync up and fall out of sync," Noah Petro, deputy project scientist for NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter mission, tells The Verge.
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At a time when smart opinion journalism has become a necessity to counteract the lies coming from the White House, as well as to offset the deficiencies of impartial journalism, the Times op-ed page is awash in out-of-touch, mediocre columnists who are badly out of sync with the era in which we live.
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But Alexander appeared to be out of sync with his party earlier in the week after Trump and Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) indicated they would not support his deal with Murray. Rep.
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Three times in the past two weeks, Mr. Assad and his advisers have made public statements noticeably out of sync with Russia's declared goal of substantive talks — most recently on Saturday, when Foreign Minister Walid al-Moallem of Syria declared that Mr. Assad's rule was a "red line" and that there would be no discussion of presidential elections.
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A couple of elements are a little out of sync between "Fargo" and "Peter and the Wolf": The Grandfather, at least in this episode, would be more aptly represented by Chief Moe Dammick, who warns Peter/Gloria about the dangers of "overcomplicating" a case that's more simply explained as a drug addict killing for his next fix.
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The stated purpose of the piece — to present two versions of the concerto played in and out of sync — may sound overly conceptual, but the disorienting pace of the music and the sight of two hands playing music written for one, the result of a casualty of war (Wittgenstein lost his right arm in World War I), are unexpectedly moving.
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But it also contains a murderous drug-dealing crew member (an element Roddenberry found out of sync with his vision of an idealized future and a squeaky clean Starfleet), alternate-universe space pirates summoned into existence by the altering of time, 9-foot aliens (who would become the much more budget-friendly talking portal), and a World War I veteran named Trooper.
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"Polls consistently have showed her holding a narrow plurality in the state, built on strong support among African-Americans and an ability to win over some better educated suburban whites in the Charlotte area and the Research Triangle who liked Romney but find Trump out of sync with their values," said Garin, who advises the pro-Clinton super PAC Priorities USA.
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Before the President-elect even takes office, the Pruitt nomination has set the new administration at odds with basic science, out of touch with the seven in ten Americans who expect action to fight climate change and out of sync with the opportunity to create millions of good-paying middle class jobs in the transition to cleaner, smarter ways to power our future.
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If you have two or more pieces of code which do the same thing, you are being wasteful, and furthermore, if you need to change one of them, you probably need to change the other, and you might forget, and when they get out of sync you'll get a weird bug, and… and… and it's obvious that you don't repeat yourself.
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GALLERY: Britney Spears Continues to Be Serious #Fitspo: 'Gotta Get Those Workouts In' FROM PEN: Grammy News and Notes: Album of the Year Nominees Her latest comments on the matter come shortly after she was accused of lip-syncing during a performance on her pitstop in Japan, where video seemed to show her mouth out of sync with the words of the song after a microphone slip.
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Because of that, and because there was no obvious odd man out, the Jays went with it, but Marco Estrada seemed to be particularly out of sync in shifting to five days of rest between starts, instead of the usual four, and the experiment as a whole was hardly a shining example of why teams need to go to a six-man rotation more regularly.
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"At a time when smart opinion journalism has become a necessity to counteract the lies coming from the White House, as well as to offset the deficiencies of impartial journalism, the Times op-ed page is awash in out-of-touch, mediocre columnists who are badly out of sync with the era in which we live," The New Republic's Sarah Jones wrote last year.
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A second reason for expecting a further sterling decline is that U.S. monetary policy is likely to become increasingly out of sync with that in the U.K. At a time when the Federal Reserve must be expected to resume raising interest rates, the Bank of England has signaled that it will further loosen U.K. monetary policy in an effort to support a flagging British economy.
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Additional Reading • Border Wall Is Out of Sync With the Southwest's Changing Politics • For a President Consumed With Winning, a Stinging Defeat • Trump Blinks on Border Wall, and Some in His Base Erupt With an indictment of Roger J. Stone, Mr. Trump's longtime adviser, the special counsel revealed the most direct link yet between efforts by the Trump campaign and WikiLeaks to damage Hillary Clinton with material stolen by Russians.
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In "Ravel Ravel," by producing a situation where two pianists play the same concerto, but with shifts that take them out of sync and then back into sync, one starts to hear things that only came about later in the history of music: The composition travels across time to become at moments jazzy, at moments serialist, at moments about syncopation, and at moments more like minimal music from the '70s or the '80s.
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Reading of his comments questioning Senator John McCain's status as a hero, his equating the risks of contracting sexual diseases with the perils of combat, his attack on the family of a fallen Muslim officer, and his claim of sacrifice in pursuit of wealth and self-aggrandizement, I realized just how isolated and self-absorbed he was during that turbulent period, and how completely out of sync he is with most of his generation, veterans and evaders alike.
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In a 2010 article in the Wall Street Journal, reporter Katy McLaughlin documented how the move toward eating in concrete boxes coincided with a shift in decor and other design features, turning many restaurants into "noise traps": Upscale restaurants have done away with carpeting, heavy curtains, tablecloths, and plush banquettes gradually over the decade, and then at a faster pace during the recession, saying such touches telegraph a fine-dining message out of sync with today's cost-conscious, informal diner.
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Brandon from Locust Grove, Ga., said disagreements help both parties: I think that disagreements can help both people see whatever they're disagreeing about the other way, and help them both really think about the topic they're disagreeing on, so I do agree with Mr. Grant when he says "We're at our most imaginative when we're out of sync" because disagreeing about something helps you see it from another person's perspective, and that might make you think about things you never saw in the topic before.
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Don't get me wrong, it's great that Apple replaced the AirPods 1's W1 chip with a new and improved H1 chip ("H" stands for headphones), which enables things like faster switching between Apple devices (iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch) while listening to music, lower audio latency for some games where the graphics and audio would be out of sync on AirPods 13, hands-free "Hey Siri" voice controls so you no longer have to double tap on the right AirPod, and an extra hour of talk time.
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Taking a broad bio-psycho-social perspective, there are a bunch of reasons why sleeping longer than you need to can have a downside: it can make you late for work, it places you out of sync with your family and friends, it encroaches on your wake-time and reduces opportunities for health-promoting physical activity (and in addition, increases your time spent unhealthily static); it attracts opprobrium which can degrade your mood and self-esteem; it messes with your appetite hormones, destabilizing your experience of hunger and satiety—and last, but by no means least, because one of the most robust findings in longitudinal sleep epidemiology is that those who report the longest typical sleep durations (say, 10 hours+/night) also tend to die significantly earlier than those who report 'average' sleep durations.
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