She just got more and more tangled up, parsing her parsing.
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There's just so much more data these days, and data needs parsing and parsing needs man- and woman-hours.
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Grisham and Mayer's books are devoted to parsing that ambiguity.
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This parsing drew a "whoa" from an incredulous Justice Kagan.
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Others were busy criticizing every word and parsing each phrase.
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Parsing all of that the next day was particularly valuable.
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For world leaders parsing economic policy, Charlevoix offers many diversions.
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For instance, the natural language parsing engine has been updated.
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There is no legal parsing of the definition of exoneration.
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This is one of those answers that requires careful parsing.
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Parsing out a feeling from those signals hard, if not impossible.
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This is combined with their own parsing and string similarity algorithms.
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Several players did not see the point in parsing the differences.
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Markets are also parsing through mixed signals from Fed speak overnight.
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Since then, both Israelis and Palestinians have been parsing the implications.
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It is worth parsing Alexander's reasoning for voting against witnesses closely.
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Automated hiring has now evolved past simple résumé parsing and culling.
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Parsing President-elect Trump's tweets seems to be a sisyphean task.
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This way, the firm avoided parsing out each platform's fluctuating rules.
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The critic who parses the artist parsing death must be every inch
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Reading means parsing grammar on the fly, a tricky task requiring concentration.
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And with a clear goal, that process of parsing becomes remarkably compelling.
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Traders were parsing his speech for clues to the next Fed move.
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This growing mantra is often sustained by the careful parsing of terms.
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Berg and Ferri connected and began parsing and translating the scientific documents.
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The newspaper characterized this argument as a "technical parsing" of the law.
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This course will have you parsing SEC filings like you're a pro.
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We're going PRO- today by parsing some common words a bit differently.
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It's possible that he's parsing out an important architectural distinction for us.
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So parsing out the key jobs was bound to prove more complicated.
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The in-car assistant was great at parsing natural language and inferring intent.
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Those parsing Chairman Jerome Powell's press conference for clues may be let down.
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The first is parsing a lot of information in a decision-making context.
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I just wish parsing out which model is which wasn't so damn complicated.
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For now, various industry associations said they were still parsing all the details.
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As gender scholars grapple with parsing the factors behind the downfalls of Mrs.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, for all her months of careful parsing, understands this.
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Here's what we're watching: • We've been parsing Warren Buffett's annual letter to shareholders.
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Todd, maybe you had a little more success in parsing it all out.
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And more followers, she said, means more people are parsing everything she does.
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Facebook also denied there was any kind of breach, parsing words on Twitter.
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Abramson's book tour was suddenly consumed by conversations parsing the definition of plagiarism.
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"It's a narrow parsing of the business of this company," Ms. Ruckelshaus said.
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This involved parsing the employment of the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute in Panama.
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Humans are generally good at this kind of parsing, and machines are generally bad.
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The software is most accurate, the study found, when parsing images of white men.
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Investors are also parsing company earnings to gauge the health of the U.S. economy.
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Everyone has their preferred approach when it comes to parsing David Lynch's enigmatic work.
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We'll also be experimenting with using our parsing technology for certain Rich Pin types.
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We saw a tenfold improvement in parsing performance after writing our own type adapters.
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Market participants will be parsing his comments for indications about the next policy update.
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Lendix has been parsing all this data to turn it into an actionable database.
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Graph theory was good at parsing networks like Facebook long before Facebook even existed.
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They managed to avoid the harsh tabloid parsing of their marriage common among celebrities.
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Clinton earned three Pinocchios from The Washington Post for her parsing of the data.
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"This is not about Russian collusion, it's about the parsing of words," Stone said.
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How have you approached parsing the differences between Jimmy and Breaking Bad 's Saul?
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Don't waste your time parsing what they say; spend it fighting what they do.
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Parsing who is most at risk is an important part of minimizing the consequences.
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The same goes for Justice Gorsuch's insistence on the careful parsing of statutory text.
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Trump did not fare well even when parsing the results by party and ideology.
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But recently, the public's focus has been on parsing what the committee has done.
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Parsing the situation with a friend, we leaned toward the wife as an explanation.
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It's why, even several days later, we're still parsing through the images from the presentation.
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When parsing the results, the researchers controlled for age, sex, TV exposure, and maternal education.
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But I'm still parsing through the many complicated thoughts that come with every new allegation.
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But a fair parsing of his words done by some fact-checkers such as Snopes.
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After parsing through 2 million records, the researchers identified 200,000 patients suitable for the project.
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The claim about the return of conquered territories turns out to require some definitional parsing.
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It measures a number of tasks, including 3D cube rotation, integer math, and library parsing.
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She has spent decades parsing the role of negative emotions while resisting their seductive pull.
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Try parsing the mountain chain a bit differently: "AND ES." Add ES. That's very clever.
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Why do we persist in parsing a dead study — "data dredging," as it's pejoratively known?
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His face always looks like he's still parsing a sentence he heard a minute ago.
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They seemed to belittle it with their parsing of every question and their half-decisions.
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They seemed so concerned with parsing their speech that I just thought it was so weak.
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Parsing the creature's 2 billion base pairs, Feschotte and his colleagues did stumble on something strange.
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She made some headway, at least judging from some careful parsing of President Trump's noncommittal language.
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She wants to help mothers unpack their emotions, while parsing through their new role in life.
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Semantic parsing also ensued over whether the modifier "meaningful" is significantly (or meaningfully) different from "significant".
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Uh parsing out which ones are suicides and which ones are accidents is tough, everybody acknowledges.
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We're parsing through the earnings report and will update the story as more information comes in.
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It's the latest Wall Street parlor game: parsing the effect of Brexit on the U.S. economy.
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Audience members were encouraged to participate by parsing through the data in search of candidate exoplanets.
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It will then listen to everything after that magic phrase, parsing query text from indexable words.
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Many people were parsing the transcript of Trump's discussion with the New York Times on Thursday.
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But he is older now, and I feel his keen, parsing intelligence observing my every word.
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Its title, "A Part of a Part of a Part," suggests a parsing of her efforts.
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"We think what's left after parsing out all these other reasons is discrimination," Mr. Schneider said.
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The free version doesn't support adding tasks, adding events using the natural language parsing engine, etc.
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I think their notion is, 'Look, if we start parsing all this, when does it end.
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To the Editor: The parsing of words by Republicans has become so creative that it's stunning.
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Librarians and analysts spent over six months parsing through hundreds of titles to compile the list.
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" Huffman also complained about "the parsing, dithering & political overcalculating" and insisted, "Time to do our job!
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The model allows for easy parsing of game scores with ever-changing, complex typography and background imaging.
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When it comes to parsing different kinds of misconduct and their appropriate consequences, unfortunately, they're already experts.
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So confusing that there are entire subreddits devoted to parsing — and eventually figuring out — the show's puzzles.
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But, as this incident shows, parsing content from 2.2 billion monthly active users is no easy task.
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The extension itself doesn't store any data, simply parsing your inbox to come up with its labelling.
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That was followed by interest in other niche technologies, including those for scanning, uploading and parsing documents.
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Nor does Twitter, in any case, offer an easy route for retrieving and parsing your old tweets.
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Goldman is parsing through its operations to deliver another $5 billion in annual revenue by next year.
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So parsing any of his campaign's statements about racism, online or offline, may be a futile effort.
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The details of the Obama project are scarce, but it is nevertheless useful in parsing Netflix's intentions.
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France has had its own parsing of "radical Islam," though the fight over "secularism" is even fiercer.
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All those polls, all that parsing and extrapolating of data to lull us into a complacent stupor.
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And it was true—near post, with a helpless keeper parsing out how it got past him.
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Their understanding of relevance is purely based on their machine learning model parsing the EEG brain waves.
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And I really do appreciate that parsing anti-Zionism and anti-Semitism can be a tricky business.
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Finally, in parsing what Republicans really value most in health policy, there is what they didn't do.
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Federal Reserve policymakers will be parsing its contents before their scheduled meeting at the end of October.
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But parsing the personality of a billionaire seemed to be missing the broader significance of his existence.
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Thinking back to the presidential election, we've obviously spent a lot of time parsing that unexpected outcome.
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It also had a hard time parsing foods for which there are a near endless supply of recipes.
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Gmail's own policy change about not parsing emails for the sake of advertising data reflects this sea change.
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Grammar parsing is relatively advanced; it is the domain of the well-established field of "natural-language processing".
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Slack can act as a reminder-bot, parsing natural language into concrete reminders at real dates and times.
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For this, she engages vexed histories of photography applied to parsing and regulating both economized and excessive gestures.
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And I recall, because it was a time that we were really parsing what you wrote very closely.
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It is worth parsing Mr Macron's ideas about religion because he has a particular interest in the subject.
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Choi estimates she'll need around a million crowdsourced human statements as she trains her various language-parsing AIs.
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Do we really need more devices tracking us and parsing us into ever-smaller quadrants of monetizable products?
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Sheriff Keller isn't being helpful in regards to parsing out whether Cliff had anything to do with this.
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Still, investors parsing the clinical data sent shares of Richmond, California-based Sangamo plunging 37 percent to $7.53.
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FBI officials said they didn't want to get into the business of publicly parsing elements of news reports.
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Opponents of the current surveillance regime will be busily parsing the ruling to find fresh fronts to attack.
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Analysts typically spend time parsing the carefully crafted statements for clues on the future course of monetary policy.
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The theme, the acts, the scheduling and proper use of phones are all subject to seemingly infinite parsing.
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However, up until recently parsing this data into meaningful and actionable insights has been time-consuming and expensive.
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Fidel Castro's legacy; an attack at the Ohio State University; the fine art of parsing a Trump tweet.
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Yelp is now parsing through 15,000 reviews of the restaurant, up from less than 100 before the incident.
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Progressive voters in New Hampshire are parsing the two candidates' personal narratives, and whom they connect with more.
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Gates's new work is timely, parsing out problematic social and cultural norms to subtly but wholly subvert them.
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But in a world of coarse discourse, why not create a little common ground by parsing past participles?
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None of these complexities or qualifications entered into the reams of analysis obsessively parsing the Sanders-Warren dustup.
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In August, investors began parsing the meaning of a rare market phenomena known as the inverted yield curve.
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Her mode is sunny rationalism and bemused exuberance — she is a former Rhodes scholar parsing a chaotic world.
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His reasoning reads a bit like science fiction and a bit like a rabbi's parsing of biblical law.
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Iran Global leaders are parsing the consequences of last week's plane crash caused by an Iranian missile attack.
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As seen here, spaCy is also lightning fast at tokenizing and parsing compared to other systems in other languages.
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Gregg, all right, that sounds like he is basically, you know, parsing, I didn&apost spy on Carter Page.
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Plus, Service will proactively monitor your flights for delays or cancelations by parsing the flight data from your email.
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Devising a mobile-banking app for millennials, say, is a far cry from parsing lines of code for bugs.
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That parsing reflects an ongoing, if belated, effort by Democrats to shift the political language back in their favor.
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Trying to understand an alt-right post as an outsider means parsing multiple layers of irony and meme history.
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Everyone's spent a lot of time parsing what this algorithm shift means, but here's an educated guess: Not much!
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This being America in 2017, pundits and elected officials instantly began parsing the partisan consequences of Mr Mueller's appointment.
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This work, featuring a black woman icon by a black woman artist, needed the parsing of black women critics.
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To some degree, Wormwood is a documentary series that is dedicated to parsing out the real differences between those.
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With the update, the app is expanding its inbox-parsing capabilities to find your bus and train reservations, too.
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It doesn't always feel like you're parsing friend and foe through the 'net while the world burns around you.
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Of all of NASA's many remarkable accomplishments, the acquisition and parsing of this knowledge has been its greatest contribution.
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I know that's parsing words, but she attracted a patina around her that it was a tech company. Right.
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The Angels tried parsing his reactions and questions for meaning, but they had no idea what he was thinking.
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To a professional class of pundits whose whole thing is parsing those sentences for meaning, this is extremely frustrating.
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The natural language parsing engine also supports recurring events, selecting a specific calendar and adding alerts to your events.
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If you need help parsing the theme entries back to their original phrases, I've done that for you here.
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Parsing a term heavy with connotations is "hard work" said Cameron Barr, a managing editor at The Washington Post.
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But most other people would probably have an easier time understanding a foreign language than parsing the above sentence.
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Identifying and parsing disparities have become the default setting of the language of social justice in the United States.
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Freud called it the "dark continent," and writers male and female have been parsing that theme for decades since.
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To this end, computer scientists at Carnegie Mellon developed an automated tool for crawling and parsing bank privacy notices.
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Many investors are looking at the average gains following all midterm elections and not parsing the data like Fundstrat did.
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But you maybe need a bit of help parsing what exactly those two scenes at the very end were about.
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During this first block of observations, the astronomers also collected 90 TB of data, which, unsurprisingly, they're still parsing through.
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Financial advisors, however, don't waste a lot of time parsing candidates' policy statements or worrying about how markets will behave.
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It's this coding by parsing episodes that, to me, makes a very neat explanation for the way we see time.
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You saw the president&aposs parsing of it, it&aposs the fake news, that is the enemy of the people.
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Many will be parsing his interest in the partisan intensity of impeachments as a potential clue to how he'll vote.
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Part of the difficulty of parsing the anthem seems to that Americans know so little about the War of 1812.
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Again, the press and elites portrayed the president as abandoning the entire NATO alliance, parsing every word in every speech.
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But what's true generally is not necessarily the case when parsing the data by race, age, gender, income and education.
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We spent some time parsing through each of their sales, and these are the best deals we managed to find:
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Seizing on this discrepancy, Mr. Shechtman set about parsing Mr. Vargas's answers in State Supreme Court in Brooklyn on Wednesday.
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Logan Browning plays Samantha, a biracial radio host who dresses down white students as a way of parsing her identity.
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A tougher test is parsing the roundabout ways that China's internet users evade stringent censorship to talk about current affairs.
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U.S. stocks closed lower Tuesday as investors eagerly awaited a speech from President Donald Trump while parsing through key economic data.
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When not parsing populism, our readers also studied the embattled politicians trying to tame it, notably Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.
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So as a result of us parsing URLs in tweets, we actually archive several hundred thousand YouTube videos every single week.
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Since then the company has expanded its offerings to include a suite of APIs for parsing, reasoning about and generating language.
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If you're an average drinker, you aren't interested in parsing the flavors in your Napa Chardonnay or constructing a critical analysis.
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In the front room, a group of 15 to 19-year-olds are gathered in a circle, reading and parsing poetry.
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For officials, now comes the difficult part: Parsing their values, so they can decide who gets what piece of curb estate.
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The feeling of experiencing this event is something that I'm going to be parsing out for a long time to come.
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Take a look at the AI's attempt at parsing YouTube's privacy policy, then check out when an expert human tackled it.
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Music composed by Mileece I'Anson parsing data about the tree's circulatory system sets chill vibes as I move toward the tree.
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The error is BarrierFree's to begin with, of course, although I am suspicious of the "parsing" issue blamed by the COO.
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Ford spent entire weeks parsing them, using translation services to get to the ones that came from non-English-speaking countries.
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Parsing the pay gap in a specific company can be challenging, however, if the the company doesn't disclose its compensation practices.
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If you're still having trouble parsing the theme, here are the entries and their base phrases: 19A: BLUEGRASS DATE : BLUEGRASS STATE
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Parsing the numbers can be tricky, of course, and Olympic hosts often fiddle with budget categories to conceal the true costs.
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They advocate parsing the large task of cleaning a room into components, teaching each sub-task at an age-appropriate level.
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And he scoffed at the poll-driven word-parsing ways of modern politics, calling them a waste of time and money.
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In the fall, Lewis began teaching a class at Harvard on parsing how race, justice, visual literacy, and citizenship are interrelated.
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That is something even psychologists and mental health care professionals have had a difficult time parsing, of which Friedman quotes none.
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A lot of the early influences on the Black Arts Movement, like Mr. Brathwaite's, got lost in this parsing of ideologies.
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He added that the company had stopped short of "parsing out" viewers into more specific groups, as Facebook and YouTube do.
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Critics say that taking photos and automatically uploading and parsing them at this scale qualitatively creates something to be concerned about.
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Analysts at BofA, parsing weekly data from flow tracking specialist EPFR, reported $136.9 billion of inflows into cash - the largest ever.
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At this point, subtlety isn't part of the strategy, and the time for parsing sentences and pulling punches appears to be over.
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AI companies like Aspectiva are already working on spotting fake reviews, and others are parsing more useful data out of real ones.
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With the accusations flung from the Trump campaign, viewers, if not candidates, will be parsing the questions, hunting for glimmers of bias.
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Plus, the art of arguing is built around the subtleties of human speech, a complex beast that computers still have trouble parsing.
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It's not always a threat or hate speech, but a system only parsing words without understanding the full discussion doesn't know this.
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The move suggests that the agency may have found another method of parsing upstream surveillance that complies with requirements of the courts.
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The upgraded Google Lens, which is the company's artificial intelligence platform for parsing the real world, was first announced back in 2017.
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Parsing old votes on immigration It was the most tedious unloading of opposition research on a presidential debate stage yet this year.
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The parsing of critics whose ways of seeing have been forged in the margins, who can interpret the visual language of blackness.
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That said, she is "completely convinced" that parts of the human sensorimotor system are involved in parsing and processing other people's gestures.
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Fans (and paparazzi) began noticing the couple around LA, and masterposts frantically parsing Arzaylea's social media trail started popping up on Tumblr.
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Tabloids and Vogues alike hang on their every clothing choice, parsing the messages sent: about sustainability or diplomacy, affordability and British industry.
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She thoroughly excavates each role, a task she describes as a "forensic investigation," parsing the lines — every comma, dash and sentence break.
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One of the most promising, MountainSort, improves the parsing of brain-electrode recordings, in part by automating the interpretation of the data.
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While this move can seem like legal parsing, environmentalists emphasize how much is at stake - including drinking water for millions of Americans.
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Parsing the patchwork of information, I called a doctor with a great review anyway, hoping he could see me within the month.
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I find it reassuring, amusing (that slight stutter in parsing it), simultaneously simple and complex in ways that are difficult to explain.
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While the old "locker room defense" is straight out of the Trump playbook, Mr. Jordan's meticulous parsing should give other Republicans pause.
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That sort of parsing of the data did not satisfy some transit advocates who called on the city to curb its driving.
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We don't need more parsing about the bad "optics" or "timing" of Trump firing the man who could have ended his presidency.
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Maybe I need a few more days off, but if anyone feels like parsing that in the comments, I'd be much obliged.
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But for anyone who spends a lot of time parsing long documents, it's damn near impossible to overstate how nice this is.
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On a whirlwind tour of the Middle East this month, it seemed that Secretary Tillerson's every word faced critical parsing back home.
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Those inclined to hate fun—who will likely be parsing his postgame remarks for a lack of contrition—will reach their own conclusions.
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But Google Photos has generally been favored by reviewers (including our own) impressed by the power of the search company's image-parsing algorithms.
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In any given point in time right now, you know, we are parsing through hundreds of terabytes of data in real time, learning.
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It means whatever we say it means — and that means it's not about parsing the text, so much as winning a political argument.
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Drake's lyrics are often about anxiety toward women and relationships, parsing emotional connections; and how trust, or a lack of it, is huge.
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Similarly, if the email parsing system pulls in clothes you bought as gifts for someone else you can just identify them as such.
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After four weeks of parsing out strategically placed insights into HBO's new world, the showrunners opened the floodgates and revved up the engines.
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While we're all excited to see the the results of Cassini's second dive, astronomers are still parsing through the findings from her first.
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The teams use internal chat rooms to share files when they need help parsing a muddled word—or come across an amusing recording.
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In parsing histories of the Third Industrial Revolution—that's this one—future academics will have to contend with the phenomenon of venture capital.
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I think, respectfully, that my story wasn't about parsing whether they deserved their punishment or not, or whether they were guilty or not.
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Art Review Seen from on high, history is a grand sorting machine, loading on events, parsing populations, dividing time into nameable, datable piles.
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Every investment firm will now have a Trump-watch strategy, parsing what he says and what he doesn't, in advance of econ stats.
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Clinton's falsely parsing Mr. Sanders's Senate vote on a 2008 recession-related bailout bill as abandoning the auto industry rescue hurt her credibility.
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Back in his San Francisco office, employees are using computers to create models for parsing the scripts from corporate quarterly financial earnings calls.
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The section on Regulation Best Interest alone is 771 pages, and lawyers, academics and consumer advocates are still parsing and digesting the language.
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His actions are appalling enough; parsing and puzzling over his words, though we must endure their effects, seems like an excruciating fool's errand.
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Predicting the direction of currency policy in the Trump administration requires parsing the words and policy proposals that come from several different places.
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In the end, it is a novel interested in the psychological effects of slavery, a grief that Coates is especially adept at parsing.
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Many First Nations members say that the federal government should have no part in parsing identity, and that indigenous peoples themselves should decide.
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It requires a deep attention to detail about what literally happened, to the point of parsing specific word choices by the Trump administration.
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In the short term, the market is parsing every detail about trade, inventory levels, and data security, sending tech stocks on a volatile ride.
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Parsing Trump's promises Trump has vowed to preserve protections for DACA recipients, who often are called DREAMers, a reference to the related DREAM Act.
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"A little bit of data parsing provides color to the nature of these closings," Washington Prime Group CEO Lou Conforti told analysts last week.
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I've found those quite useful for rapidly parsing and responding to Facebook notifications that would have otherwise been drowned in my sea of tabs.
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ET, with no interest rate change expected, but investors will as usual be parsing the statement for any clues as to future rate moves.
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Oscar Isaac is hypnotic as a Zuckerberg-like social media billionaire who has created as a life-like android by parsing countless online reactions.
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Analysts parsing the RBA statement noted that the central bank appeared to be signaling concerns that further rate cuts might overheat the housing market.
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For now, the source of the problem remains a mystery, but NASA engineers have been parsing the problem and hope to have solution shortly.
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Parsing the complexities of cultural and economic exchange, with piercing moral clarity, this essay stands out in the volume for its fierce intellectual rigor.
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By being a sex worker in a regulated industry with constantly developing protocol, I'm continually parsing how identity, media, representation, sex, and culture interact.
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The project involved parsing through names of more than 0003,000 startups that raised seed rounds of $200,000 and up in the past nine months.
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It employs teams of data scientists to crunch the massive quantities of data it has on its users, parsing it at highly granular levels.
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Democrats are on the defensive, parsing economic data to argue that many people have jobs, but some must juggle two to make ends meet.
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The Burgundy region was built on parsing the minute differences among vineyards, with the greatest respect given to those with the most distinctive characters.
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"You love this movie," he said as I spun around from the kitchen counter where I was parsing broccoli bites for my daughter's lunch.
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Just minutes before this Bannon story, the D.C. punditry was beside itself parsing and responding excitedly to President Trump's "bigger button" North Korea tweets.
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Mr. De Francesco's job amounts to parsing the misery, picking winners and losers from a pool of applicants who had lost so much already.
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But some historians who have been involved in similar debates elsewhere welcomed the report's careful parsing of complex questions about history, memory and honor.
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But as reported by Gizmodo in November, in sealed chats from Hammond's case, he claimed Assange gave him a tool for parsing hacked emails.
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But they also need a camera unit to do the heavy lifting of parsing all those pixels — about 50 million of them in this case.
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Now fans and critics alike are parsing through the film to unpack all of the cinematography choices, plot points, and even costuming in each scene.
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Sites like Tesla Motor Club and Teslarati contain posts parsing every Musk quote and every snippet of code for clues about this hotly anticipated vehicle.
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Stocks closed mostly higher on Friday as investors digested commentary from key Federal Reserve officials while parsing through strong bank earnings and U.S. economic data.
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If you assume there is work being done on a plan, then parsing Trump's ambiguous remarks for evidence of what it looks like makes sense.
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Odder still to think that despite leaps in technological and analytical wisdom, parsing the relationship between humans and nature has become, if anything, more complicated.
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Wu scraped the site's data and conducted a textual analysis, parsing out the words that this online community used when discussing men and women candidates.
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With that in mind, Cramer turned to his weekly game plan, which on Thursday will involve parsing the results of the Federal Reserve's stress tests.
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Because it's not that we're parsing existing data-sets and saying 'this is what you hired for last time so we'll match candidates to that'.
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It's not hot with Millennials, and they haven't been associated with innovation since the 1990s, when merely parsing HTML in a browser was amazing enough.
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Daher says Patook built its flirt-detecting, messaging parsing algorithm by training it on sentences considered flirty (some culled from Reddit) and others considered normal.
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There are other words that are sometimes included in the definition of blockchain, but they are slippery, and grounds for endless parsing, asterisking, and debate.
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Lasker is interested in the division between drawing, mark-making and gesture – parsing each out of its nestled union and superimposing them onto a field.
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It doesn't hurt that Mr. Trudeau is a social media darling as adept at posing with panda bears as he is at parsing quantum computing.
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Parsing Gallup's polling, he claimed that during the 1974 midterm election, "59 percent of the American people considered themselves 'conservative' " — a majority for the taking.
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Gathering and organizing data, transcribing interviews, parsing piles of information and piecing together a written reflection of the truth, as fully and fairly as possible.
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But deep, repeated, near-Talmudic parsing of the words revealed the following: Borrowers need to be in exactly the right kind of federal student loan.
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But the time for academic word-parsing has passed; the final days of the term were marked by riot police officers, barricades and metal detectors.
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"We do standard log analytics in terms of ingesting, parsing, visualizing, alerting and searching for log data at scale using scaled, secure infrastructure," Assaraf said.
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Parsing President Trump's strategy can be difficult, but he appears to be reverting to an old habit of sounding as tough as the other guy.
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White House lawyers, Democrats on Capitol Hill and just about everyone in between are parsing the language anew, and the issue is far from settled.
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Christmas and Kacey Musgraves mesh, on the other hand, because Musgraves is a genius at parsing American archetypes and repackaging them in palatable modern contexts.
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The Fed: Fed Chair Jerome Powell will speak and field questions Wednesday as part of the central bank's meeting, and Cramer will be parsing every word.
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Whenever an artist releases an ambitious, challenging project that defies immediate parsing and denies the listener instant gratification, a select coterie of fans bitch and moan.
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And I'm throwing potato salad in here because otherwise I'd have to spend another 1,000 words parsing regional and moral variations, and no one needs that.
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The team of Hungarian scientists believes the apparatus for parsing speech could have evolved much earlier than we thought, and may not be unique to humans.
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But this episode digs a bit deeper parsing out how his violence is able to flourish in their marriage like the bruises that color Celeste's body.
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The networks don't do a good job of parsing the person's connections to suggest which subset should they target their broadcast to for a given context.
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Noisey: This mix does such a good job of bridging East and West, mainstream and underground, that I often have a hard time parsing what's what.
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You can imagine videos, articles, similarly parsing out what the real content of it is and putting ads just based on that, not based on you.
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Wall Street analysts said they will be parsing language the Fed uses in presenting the results for any signs that its approach is starting to soften.
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Then there was the singing — apparently people are constantly singing to each other, and it turns out that computers have a very difficult time parsing it.
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The film took for granted a broad cultural tolerance, if not an appetite, for enigma, as well as the time and inclination for parsing interpretive mysteries.
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But nonetheless, Fleiss said that increased "personalization" is key for e-commerce, as shoppers increasingly "don't want to take that time" parsing through scores of products.
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But in "A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies, and Leadership," his memoir that is scheduled for release next week, Mr. Comey said the word-parsing by Mrs.
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For the reader, learning the killer's identity matters less than parsing the moral compromises each character makes to guard his or her own version of truth.
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We appreciated how thoughtfully readers approached each question — taking on alternative perspectives, acknowledging their own biases and blind spots, and parsing the nuances of each topic.
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Benefitting from algorithms that allowed him to learn from his own mistakes, he became more proficient at parsing questions and judging the quality of potential answers.
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Parsing emotions that had existed only as masses in my chest was like trying to suppress a gag reflex with a mouth crammed full of marbles.
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If parsing the language has proved difficult for diplomats, average readers have often found themselves sinking in a swamp of seemingly meaningless distinctions and incomprehensible verbiage.
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The process is maddeningly inexact, though advanced video and data analysis — not simply parsing statistics — can now give a more accurate picture of a prospect's skills.
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The emotions are predicated on years of intellectual study, beginning centuries ago with Cistercian monks, who found a calling in parsing the varying characteristics of the vineyards.
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Chicago just launched a new website called OpenGrid, which is the city's attempt at parsing the avalanche of data it's been collecting for the past five years.
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Where the story gets a bit interpretive is in their collective parsing of the subtext in the evening of exchanges that unravel between themselves, Marty, and Lisa.
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Jones places black people at the center of her stories (without making them elaborate race ambassadors) while doing subtle work in parsing and interrogating those intimate themes.
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A joint agreement with the Department of Veterans Affairs will set the supercomputer's data-parsing ability on identifying risk factors for suicide and best practices for intervention.
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In the United States, close parsing of the data shows that a recent rise in anti-minority sentiment had very little to do with the financial crisis.
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For example, in parsing language (breaking it down into its grammatical components), the software learns from large bodies of text that have already been parsed by humans.
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Ultimately, the core problem Iris AI is trying to solve is the sheer volume of scientific literature being published — making parsing and contextualizing it more time-consuming.
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But rapid advancements in the realms of both reproduction and genetic engineering do require that we begin parsing the ethical quandaries that these science fiction scenarios suggest.
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It's also imperative that you stick to a simple format – using a fancy, over-the-top template can prevent the system from properly parsing through your resume.
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By automatically parsing and categorizing each play, WSC is able to churn out a far greater range of highlights than was possible through manual tagging of videos.
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"Still, the bitterly fought episode, parsing word choices, was only a small taste of what was to come, and many within the F.B.I. knew it," he wrote.
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My challenge then is parsing through the mindfuck that is two sides of the same person and figuring out how to move forward with or without them.
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His body of work stands out for his inventive subversion of literary genres, his acute sense of place and his masterly parsing of the British class system.
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I'm going to defer to Ambassador Robert E. Lighthizer, a great American who is probably on the phone as we speak with his Chinese counterparts parsing that.
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Which is why the memo from Andrew Bosworth, a key adviser to Facebook's chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, that somehow got out into the wild, is worth parsing.
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"There is little use in parsing the president's misstatements and bluster, except to say that they are the words of one man," McCain said in a statement.
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Eventually, parsing more ways atypical sleep behaviors differ from average will, by process of elimination, reveal what common traits healthful sleep shares — and how to improve it.
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This course will introduce you to Deep Learning—the practice of parsing out the high-dimensional data gathered by computer vision and other artificial neural networks. 9.
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While the two artists had never met IRL, the video shows them seamlessly cowriting a song over Google Docs, from parsing out vocals to writing the lyrics.
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Phantom Fireworks has 78 vendors around the United States, and a whole department of the company is dedicated to parsing the metamorphic nature of local fireworks laws.
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Investors were also parsing minutes of the Federal Reserve's last meeting, which showed the Fed was divided over how to respond to slowing growth in the U.S. economy.
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Juan Echeverria and Shi Zhou, from University College London, wanted to know more about the mysterious world of Twitterbots and they began parsing different approaches to analyze data.
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Less frenetic energy has been devoted to parsing the significance of the Great Other, and whether, like the Lord of Light, he has a human "champion" on Earth.
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Unfortunately in the Ghent Altarpiece, the same wood—Flemish oak—was used for both the panel and the cradle, and the algorithm has some trouble parsing the grain.
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Mark Warner, the top Democrat on the Intelligence Committee — which is conducting its own investigation into Russian interference — says that lawmakers are still parsing the best way forward.
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While the U.S. central bank held off on a rate hike as widely expected, investors are parsing the Fed's statement for hints on a potential increase in July.
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It's also in the midst of closing a seed round, and is running pilots of v1 of its contract-parsing platform with a "small number" of UK companies.
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Though the Fed is expected to keep policy unchanged at a two-day meeting starting on Tuesday, investors will be parsing its statement for clues on policy direction.
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All that parsing, over the course of a season, amounts to an attempt at mounting a more direct and effective pursuit of something that we are cannot catch.
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Badu's artistic energy was spent parsing and intellectualizing big ideas and experiences: the stress of dating a drug dealer or a detached partner; loving two people at once.
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But this view is plainly at odds with the long history of courts parsing jurisdictional concerns, as well as determining liability based on often complicated and ambiguous factors.
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Scanning the content of nearly 44,000 photos from 166 participants, the program predicted clinical depression diagnoses by parsing facial detection data, platform activity metrics, metadata, and color analysis.
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Last week, Nike published three open-source projects on GitHub: a JSON parsing framework, a distributed tracing solution for Java and a lightweight logging library written in Swift.
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And if my tests with Google Assistant in the Allo messaging app are anything to go by, the company is already better at parsing complicated queries than Alexa.
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Sometimes an idea just occurs to you, and re-parsing "think tank" as an instruction led right to this puzzle, which coalesced over the course of one night.
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Mr. Smikle said that parsing Mr. de Blasio's record in New York City on issues that affect his base for a national audience will be his biggest challenge.
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Precisely because of the difficulties involved in parsing the merits of individual circumstances, there is only one just and compassionate way to resolve the question of the Dreamers.
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Journals generally prefer to publish statistically significant results, so scientists have incentives to select ways of parsing and analyzing their data that produce a p-value under 0.05.
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At the same time, AI programs have become a lot better at parsing and generating language, thanks to new machine-learning techniques and large quantities of training data.
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The difficulty in parsing the complicated life and legacy of Michael Jackson arises because he has been a beloved figure in the public eye since his own childhood.
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I do not believe that's the position I was representing, and I get that defending myself by parsing out a technical legal position won't change most people's minds.
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Yet House of Cards is far less interested in unpacking the motivations of its antiheroes than we are in parsing and obsessing over what drives our actual president.
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If you think parsing global climate change is hard, try modeling what it would be like to engineer the planet to stop warming without killing a bunch of species.
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Parsing a non-convincing argument about a hypothetical obstruction case -- one not definitively outlined by Mueller and that the Department of Justice has completed -- is a waste of time.
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Without the full film, new costumes demand collaboration, leaks, and an obsessive eye for parsing promotional materials, which means it takes fans months to plot out their next projects.
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Moreover, parsing Cook's statement, it's notable to see—as John Gruber did—that the 5K iMac gets a mention for the desktop roadmap, but the Mac Pro does not.
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It has moved on to research and analysis, as software like Kensho has become capable of parsing enormous data sets far more quickly and reliably than humans ever could.
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By the time you get to the sampling and dissonance of tracks like "The Plague," you'll be too deep into parsing her existential puzzle for it to phase you.
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Renowned energy trader Mark Fisher is not parsing words when it comes to buying crude oil and natural gas — on Friday, he advised buying any dip in the commodities.
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Now we're parsing whether abortion after 20 weeks should be regulated, while wondering how many drinks is enough to just straight ask who the other voted for in 2016.
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This, ladies and gentlemen, is what our presidential showdowns have devolved into -- not an after-debate discussion of substantive issues, but a parsing of all the incredulous, ridiculous utterances.
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Both companies are probably parsing reports like this for another nugget: By next year, per Zenith, the biggest mobile ad market won't be the U.S. It will be China.
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" Hopelessness, she explained, incorporates 15 years of reading the newspaper daily, chatting with strangers and friends, and parsing how the myriad shortcomings of the West amounted to a "system.
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Meanwhile, both Ms. Ayotte and Mr. Johnson have clarified that they "support" Mr. Trump, but they don't "endorse" him — a delicate parsing of language that Noam Chomsky would admire.
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Without listing all the criteria and parsing the entirety of these point systems, suffice it to say that they amount to competitive admissions programs, something that is unarguably American.
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A GOP sprint to finish and approve the bill sparked backlash from Democrats, who shared videos of themselves parsing through the 479-page legislative text, which featured handwritten changes.
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But contractors say that figure does not take into account the time they spend researching difficult topics in audio files, double-checking the work, and parsing bad-quality audio.
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The endless panels parsing Donald Trump's lies into oblivion, the expansion of minutiae into headline news, the countdown clocks to nonevents — TV coverage has morphed from journalism into telemarketing.
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The inexperienced partner already has enough to worry about, they don't also need to be parsing why you made fun of their "Ke$ha Night-Night Jams" sex playlist.
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" She's talking about the lucrative cultural industry that has sprung out of parsing the racial divide — the best-selling books, blogs, podcasts, videos and even plays like "White Noise.
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Even its meteoric rise over the past few months needs little parsing: Seltzer has been very popular for a while, and now this is seltzer that gets you drunk.
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In the corporate context, every employee idling at home, worried about their next paycheck or their retirement savings, is parsing company-wide messages for any hint of coming layoffs.
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The challenge is to analyze the data in meaningful ways, parsing what is meaningful, and not "over-fitting," or predicting connections between behaviors and illnesses where there are none.
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Parsing the words of somebody from 10, 20, and 30 years ago seems like trivial sniping when we're in the middle of an election about a battle for ideas.
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Her childish irreverence for authority made me realize the way even liberals give Mr. Trump too much importance by parsing every tweet and speaking about him in hushed tones.
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I commend "Parsing Obstruction of Justice, an Often-Murky Crime" (news article, May 17) for laying out the unlikelihood of his removal in regard to the rule of law.
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Parsing the genealogy of immortals quickly grows frustrating and tedious; I often felt as if I were reading the middle book of a trilogy without having read the first.
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When the biggest toy retailer in the U.S. went bankrupt last September, analysts parsing through the wreckage came to the conclusion that Target would be among the biggest beneficiaries.
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The repetitive exercise helps tune the fast-twitch legal instincts, he said, adding that he never would have predicted his current lot, grinding out long hours parsing double-parking regulations.
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The potential for open-ended conflict tends to flummox investors, who are more used to parsing profit reports or the unveiling of new products on a company-by-company basis.
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Investors will be parsing through economic data, including Friday's employment report, to gauge whether the U.S. Federal Reserve will raise interest rates as soon as its June 14-15 meeting.
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All of that calculating and parsing and data transferring, and you've not even started searching yet—how your queries are interpreted and organized by Google is a whole other story.
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For anyone who appreciates object history, the museum is a full afternoon of fun parsing through the minutia of spy days past, with or without the help of a guide.
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Baseball, like everything else, has its own set of tribal rules and mores, most of which is grounded in a supremely selective and contingent parsing of familiar Jurassic Macho code.
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OVERNIGHT FED Investors were also parsing minutes of the Federal Reserve's last meeting, which showed the Fed was divided over how to respond to slowing growth in the U.S. economy.
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Parsing through the files, journalists at the German magazine c't were able to identify the actual user who was recorded just by using info gleaned from his interactions with Alexa.
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We're still parsing through it, but in the mean-time here's the full response below: Outcome Health exists to activate the best health outcome possible for every person in the
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The company also claimed to have counted similar numbers of visits to the White House by Microsoft and Comcast — but it did not explain its methodology for parsing the data.
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It's gotten a fresh coat of paint and it's slightly faster than before, but it's still way slower than Google Assistant and isn't as good at parsing my voice commands.
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When there is not a burning cross left on the lawn or a swastika scrawled on the garage, prosecutors usually run up against the challenge of parsing an assailant's motivations.
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By parsing the leaked code, he's discovered evidence of a home button on the iPhone 8 that resizes within a "periphery area," possibly located towards the bottom of the display.
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Parsing through the aftermath, the pair began collaborating, drawing on Dada and other Interwar art movements to create bizarro, disconcerting takes on agitprop posters, 50s ad graphics, and religious pamphlets.
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Parsing the best available research on diet and weight loss, they point out that diets like low-fat, Paleo, low-carb, and gluten-free return about the same weak results.
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While some of the questions children ask the dolls are apparently recorded and sent to Nuance's servers for parsing, it's unclear how much of the information is personal in nature.
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The growth of that information trove, and more interesting ways of parsing it to drive subscriptions and potential licensing revenues, will be of paramount importance to the company's bottom line.
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The central bank is largely expected to keep its benchmark rate at 0.75% so traders will be parsing the BOE's comments on inflation and Brexit for clues about future policy.
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It's wonderful to speak your mind without worrying about the next campaign, or parsing each word knowing that some opponent could twist an errant phrase against you out of context.
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Economists, strategists, and Fed watchers alike will also be parsing the Fed's statement and Chairman Jerome Powell's subsequent press conference for comments on what the Fed may do going forward.
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Literary scholars have long debated whether Mr. Dylan's lyrics can stand on their own as poetry, and an astonishing volume of academic work has been devoted to parsing his music.
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While many Republicans are hoping for ticket splitters — those who might vote Democrat for president but Republican on the rest of the ticket — the parsing is all the more difficult.
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The Batman of the Arkham games, the detective of comics legend, has a special vision that's just for parsing out what the hell happened at any given time and place.
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The still-in-training privacy policy and contract parsing tool — which is called 'Claudette': Aka (automated) clause detector — is being developed by researchers at the European University Institute in Florence.
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This is an incredible find: Parsing "candy" as "C and Y," building a good-looking "piñata" out of black squares, hiding PIÑATA in the grid, and filling it all cleanly?
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If they are hearing our message, that means they are capable of parsing structured disturbances in the electromagnetic spectrum, which means they understand the electromagnetic spectrum in some meaningful way.
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We spend a great deal of time and energy parsing the semiotics of Mr. Trump's role in stoking anti-Jewish sentiment, while Muslims and immigrants can be defamed with impunity.
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It's a thorny artificial intelligence problem that requires the Assistant to run multiple processes in parallel: It must identify which language a user is speaking while simultaneously parsing their command.
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Beautiful Soup just eats all of these details and hides them from view, which allows us to focus not on the guts of HTML parsing but on the data itself.
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With more than 10 million people who gained coverage through Medicaid expansion, and the newest Republican Obamacare replacement plan threatening to end the program in 2020, the question seems worth parsing.
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Critics like me, used to parsing a filmed piece via its visuals, sometimes forget how much of direction is guiding the actors toward the performance that will best serve the material.
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Instead of parsing text and indexing application logs, Weiss says his company can dynamically index actual code in staging or production and analyze it down to a microscopic machine code level.
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Those parsing Mr Trump's "Drain the Swamp" slogan for clues to his opinions about government reform should have been with Lexington at a rally in Kinston, North Carolina, on October 26th.
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I spent a good part of this year cry-listening, parsing through YouTube videos, and combing through the stream of poetic obituaries that captured these larger-than-lives in final testaments.
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If he keeps going at this rate, he'll have quite the catalog, distinguished by jittery sonics, a sharp eye for parsing situations and attitudes, and equal commitment to EPs and longforms.
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Investors like Ghriskey will be parsing those reports to determine if the low prices present buying opportunities or simply reflecting the sad reality of poor earnings for some time to come.
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"Traders are going to be parsing through that data for hints on what it means for trade partnerships with China and other countries, " said Adam Sarhan, CEO of 50 Park Investments.
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Apple's iOS 10 update doesn't come out for another three months, but we've already started parsing the laundry list of new features the company is including its next big mobile refresh.
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In a huge shock, Washington, D.C. went from digesting the words of the Charlatan of the United States, to parsing out one of the more bizarre NFL trades in recent memory.
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The parsing and postmortem-ing will go on long after the bigwigs leave town—those who didn't fly out right after C.J. Anderson punched in the last Denver touchdown, that is.
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This means she's more than capable of parsing through the 30-plus men who will be arriving at the mansion come her season and whittling them down to her final soulmate.
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He began by parsing a bloody journal found on Mr. Rahimi's person after he was shot in a gunfight with the police in Linden, N.J., two days after the Chelsea bomb.
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Follow along as closely as possible, attuned to every ricocheting unison between Patricia Brennan's vibraphone and Miles Okazaki's guitar, parsing every mind-defying displacement between Mitchell's right hand and his left?
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Google: "There was a question about SQL joins, string parsing in R, some simple machine learning, as well as some general questions about particularly risky or creative things you have done."
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But machine learning is capable of parsing much less structured data, and it's making new forms of work, from typing at a computer to conversations between people, ready for robot bosses.
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Mr. Weinberg said the challenge of parsing what Google did and did not do was an indication of why it was so important to build alternatives that don't keep any data.
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By going first, it tends to dictate who the perceived front-runner is — and the media, after months of analyzing and parsing the primary campaigns, finally has a result to hype.
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" O'Connor, moreover, did "not do the necessary legwork of parsing through the over 900 pages of the post-2017 ACA, explaining how particular segments are inextricably linked to the individual mandate.
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It's some of her most personal and vulnerable work yet, opening with the therapy session of "Lime Light" and spending its remaining tracks parsing intimacy and the complications that accompany it.
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Why it matters: So far, parsing patient data instead of carrying out long clinical trials has cut costs and shortened drug-development times for breast cancer, bladder cancer and leukemia drugs.
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Parsing through the silver dried fish with her youngest son on her lap, Wambura teaches him with a soft, loving voice how to get rid of the ones that have gone bad.
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This people-centric approach to parsing unstructured data eventually became the kernel of Text IQ, which helps corporations find what they're looking for in a sea of unstructured, and highly sensitive, data.
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His allies often bristle at the parsing of his Trump and Kasich loyalties and point out that he's not a Trump Republican or a Kasich Republican but, rather, a Mike DeWine Republican.
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But it does offer a little automated help with parsing wordy tenancy agreements to, for example, extract salient details such as fees in an effort to empower a downtrodden section of society.
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After parsing through sales data and noticing a spurt in small-business revenue, Colliers opted to split the space in two, leasing out one half to a local salad and sandwich joint.
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The Democratic Party, still parsing the 2016 primary contest between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, on Saturday voted to limit the power of so-called "superdelegates" in selecting the party's presidential nominee.
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A close parsing of the data by David Dollar, an economist, finds that China accounts for only about 5% of all existing investment in Africa, and a similar share of new investments.
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In the second debate, about telemedicine, Project Debater once again had a difficult time parsing the exact nuance its human opponent was making about how important the human touch is in diagnosis.
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An ELMo-equipped language engine won't be nearly as good as a human with years of experience parsing language, but even working knowledge of polysemy is hugely helpful in understanding a language.
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Still, investors will be parsing the statement the Fed will issue after its meeting for any sign that it might be rethinking its probable pace of credit tightening in the coming months.
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But the official also argued Ri was "parsing" words because that amount of sanctions relief would have been worth "many, many billions of dollars" that could be used to fund weapons programs.
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What's changed is that technology has transformed what was once a backroom freehand approximation of where the lines should be into a computer-driven, street-by-street parsing of people and votes.
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Yes, this sort of parsing about what roles count as physical will be high stakes and politically charged - and a great time to be a lobbyist, speaking of non-physically demanding jobs.
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Washington and Wall Street will be parsing Powell's words Friday morning as he speaks for the first time since a recent series of economic red flags spurred fears of an impending recession.
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At the same time, companies are still parsing how dramatically changes to the tax code could impact earnings, so Cramer weighed the possibility that the benefits could be even greater than expected.
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"I like a lot of things about Gopher—its easy parsing, the simple protocol, low bandwidth and computing requirements and relatively few moving parts," he explained to me in an email interview.
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Huge weekend for Chinese data, with industrial output, investment and retail sales data are all due on Saturday - while stock-pickers will be parsing the slew of 13Fs hitting into Monday's deadline.
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And in an instant, Mr. Trump had joined the pantheon of dubious executive word-parsing and malapropisms, a bipartisan enterprise with decades of entries, if little precise precedent for Tuesday's excuse-making.
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Herzog seems less in his element as an interviewer than he is when parsing historical footage, including musing on a brief handshake between Gorbachev and Reagan at their 1986 summit in Reykjavik.
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His Instagram posts and conduct within Deciem suggested that he was having trouble parsing which behavior was appropriate for the public, what might belong at Deciem and what he might keep private.
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Analysts at BofA, parsing weekly data from flow tracking specialist EPFR, said $33 billion was pulled out of equity funds and $12.6 billion had left bond funds, the most since December 2018.
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At this finer scale, parsing outcomes by race and neighborhood, poor white children in Charlotte have had more opportunity than poor black children, even when they've grown up in the same neighborhoods.
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Last year, researchers in Santiago, Chile, released a report based on their parsing of anonymized call detail records of female mobile phone users, to extract location information and analyze their mobility patterns.
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The team tried to devise a program that could locate noses, lips, and the like by parsing patterns of lightness and darkness in a photograph, but the effort was mostly a flop.
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With Wall Street parsing every word of the Federal Reserve's statement announcing its latest interest rate hike, CNBC's wanted to bring investors back to earth as the market reacted to the news.
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Traders will be parsing U.S. Federal Reserve minutes due later on Wednesday for hints on the future pace of U.S. monetary tightening after worries about rising inflation rattled markets in recent weeks.
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Among his art collection were "Parsing Bill," a painting of Bill Clinton in a blue dress; a portrait of himself in a photorealistic prison scene; and a painting of a nude woman.
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All of this parsing of national primary polls is interesting enough, but there is no national primary; the contest instead will be shaped by early state results, starting with the Iowa caucuses.
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"These are hypotheticals, conditional statements that take parsing through," explained Kevin Curnin, director of the public service project at the New York law firm Stroock, Stroock and Lavan, which represents separated parents.
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Whether marketing should be an album's primary intention is trickier ground, but parsing artistic intentions is critical quicksand, a terrifying black hole of false consciousness, and baser intentions have produced better music.
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"Maybe some people are good at parsing their words and figuring out what's what, but that's very difficult," said Fritz Folts, chief investment strategist, 3EDGE Asset Management LP, which oversees approximately $800 million.
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In earnings reports, Alphabet lumps hardware sales into an "other revenues" category that includes its cloud business and app store sales, instead of parsing out how much any of those individual categories book.
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All this suggests that COMPAS, though not perfect, is indeed as good as human common sense at parsing pertinent facts to predict who will and will not come to the law's attention again.
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When you have to monitor and measure a racing car (and its driver) in realtime then you get very good at taking data from sensors, parsing it and feeding that into decision-making.
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Yet while the use of algorithms, or algos, for parsing social media may be growing, some of those interviewed said major challenges and risks remain to their wider deployment, from cost to complexity.
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Strategies vary for divining China's actual GDP, with some economists parsing Beijing's reports for what they think are likely grains of truth, or even analyzing economic data from important trading partners like Australia.
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Parsing through the finances, we find space for higher capital expenditure (of about 0.2 percent of GDP), and believe that the bulk of it will go into rural infrastructure – housing, roads and irrigation.
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" In contrast, the participants who had spent time parsing their emotions produced thoughts oriented toward self-improvement: "If I'd only searched longer, I would have found that price"; "I gave up too quickly.
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The initial version of folk-rnn, released in 2015, functioned like other natural language processing models, parsing ABC transcriptions like natural text and finding patterns, which it then uses to create original melodies.
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In fact, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reported sharp increases in traffic deaths in both 2015 and 2016, and asked for help parsing the data to determine the causes of the rise.
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Here are some of the things we looked out for when parsing the abundance of available options: Does the course or service have a free trial, or do you have to commit immediately?
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Understanding and parsing the nuanced ways humans experience space (phenomenology) is invaluable for thinking about our experience of the environment, but only as far as we extend those thoughts beyond an art context.
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TOM CUDDIHY WILLIAMSVILLE, N.Y. ♦ To the Editor: I share Matthew Zapruder's fatigue with those members of the teaching profession who insist upon parsing the "real" meaning of the words of a poem.
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In this sense the strongest defense of Trump's possibly impeachable conduct vis-à-vis Hunter Biden and his father isn't some sort of careful "no quid pro quo!" parsing of the president's words.
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" While she tends to her aging father, ill and frail, she accompanies an amateur bird-watcher for a year, simply for the pleasure of parsing out his love for the "imperfect and struggling.
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That traffic, the first report determined, was caused by the employee cutting and pasting data from the database to Microsoft Excel, which sent light traffic to the Georgia server while parsing the data.
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And, if you're into multitasking, you can admire South Korea's resident babe, Lee Min-ho, or marvel at how Jun Ji-hyun does not age, while parsing each character of the sentence they're speaking.
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So the detectives climbed into what Miller calls his "mobile office" (a Chevy Blazer), drove 15 miles out to Temple City, and spent the day in the local police station parsing the emerald dossier.
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With the giant lizard's return in Godzilla: King of the Monsters, launched in cinemas at the weekend, reviewers are parsing the blockbuster for insights into the world's paralysis in the face of climate breakdown.
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We are burdened with trying to make informed choices that align with our personal privacy preferences on hundreds of devices and thousands of apps, and reading and parsing as many different policies and settings.
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You should not try to attend all these events, Virgo, but the stars show a major (and majorly beneficial) blowout party in your immediate future, so start gathering those invitations and parsing your options.
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By parsing the genetic lineage of bacteria and archaea, the two oldest domains of cellular life, they were able to identify 355 shared genes that probably originated from LUCA, and persist in modern prokaryotes.
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But if a company specializes in making technology for hybrid-cloud data centers, or parsing specialized IT alerts and cybersecurity warnings, the storytelling task becomes much harder — but, I would argue, even more important.
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Comey had reportedly pushed the Department of Justice to immediately refute the claims, which appear to have originated with a right-wing radio host parsing a number of news stories into a wider theory.
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Why it matters: An increasing number of investors are interested in cryptocurrencies as values skyrocket, but they aren't yet comfortable parsing through white papers or picking from the dozens of nascent crypto hedge funds.
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After parsing 28 hours' worth of data from the captive chipmunks, it was able to work out what the rodents were up to—running, grooming, digging, eating or lying still—82% of the time.
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That might seem like a lot of intellectual firepower for parsing the distinctions between fairies and mermaids, but the ability to think about nonexistent things isn't just handy for playing parlor games on Halloween.
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These protagonists' shortcomings make for excellent narrative material, since the reader is left parsing information on their behalf, forced to reinterpret the evidence (mystery objects, strange communiqués from other characters) that the men cannot.
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One way you try to cope with it is by parenting your baseball family — parsing yourself into many roles to fill in the voids, to remain an asset to the team and your teammates.
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In her story "Born in the U.S.A.," Ligaya Mishan asks whether, in parsing "authentic" from "fusion" cuisine, we are missing some larger phenomena: specifically, the rise of what might be called Asian-American cooking.
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In fact, as is so often the case, it began weeks ago when tabloids and celebrity magazines started parsing every fold and wrinkle of every garment she wore to determine whether she was pregnant.
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Philbin started his response by parsing Schiff's comment moments earlier that there's no evidence Trump was interested in burden sharing because it didn't come up in a phone call with U.S. ambassador Gordon Sondland.
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Fieseler handles contradictions with finesse, parsing the closet's long shadow over gay life in New Orleans, one reason the tragedy did not catalyze the kind of outrage and activism that followed the Stonewall rebellion.
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But the real strength of "Uncanny Valley" comes from her careful parsing of the complex motivations and implications that fortify this new surreality at every level, from the individual body to the body politic.
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Pairing development efforts and parsing up costs could be one of the biggest payoffs from the planned alliance between Ford and VW, experts like David Cole, director-emeritus of the Center for Automotive Research, believe.
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We go to the well of pop culture for easy cultural signifiers and simple identifications because they give us a break from parsing all the things we have to parse just to cross the street.
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Definitely, data is very important to have to back up what decisions you're making, but what about making sure that you have the right data and parsing when something may not be a good conclusion?
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His argument, essentially, was that poetic language works as art because it's more difficult to understand than everyday prose, and that this difficulty in parsing meaning could make the normal unfamiliar and therefore consciously artistic.
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After parsing through the details again, lawyers at the white-shoe law firm also determined they had made a mistake in structuring the deal and could no longer provide the necessary opinion letter to close.
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And Google, Microsoft and IBM are making AI services such as speech recognition, sentence parsing and image analysis freely available online, allowing startups to combine such building blocks to form new AI products and services.
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Listeners will be parsing her words attentively as they determine whether the central bank will perhaps raise interest rates in September, with some economists saying that strong employment reports offer a solid basis for action.
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As the first lady sat alone in her vehicle, peering through binoculars and shooting photos of zebras, giraffes and impalas on her iPhone, critics were parsing her decision to wear the attention-grabbing white hat.
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Adichie works both high and low; she's as adept at dissecting internet and hair salon culture as she is at parsing the overlapping and ever-changing meanings of class and race in the United States.
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But while those encountering Birx for the first time are resorting to parsing the Morse code of her eye blinks, people who've worked with and watched her during her career fighting AIDS need no interpretation.
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Russia's chattering classes are busy parsing the surprise constitutional changes that President Vladimir Putin announced last week, changes that could create new avenues for him to rule the country for the rest of his life.
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But that confrontation and a string of others in the months since have given Mr. Shaub, a self-effacing career bureaucrat more comfortable parsing legal arguments and wonkish ethics guidelines, the reputation of a fighter.
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In any case, there are risks for both Mr. Gantz and Mr. Netanyahu in being the first to try to form a government, and analysts were already parsing the pros and cons of going first.
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All three appellate courts have engaged in minute grammatical parsing, which I won't recount here, to reach their contrasting conclusions about whether the statute's "random or sequential number generator" clause applies to stored phone numbers.
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But it might be the only sane mechanism for digesting the politics we have — as must-share TV. Pelosi's clap ate both the internet and the national news, which ran endless stories parsing its meaning.
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"Missing U" reads classically like a break-up song but its depth of parsing out the death of someone you'd believe would still exist is lost if you read it simply through a romantic lens.
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Instead, it aims to keep you up at night, parsing through its various teeny, tiny puzzles and attempting to find meaning in everything from a Victorian children's toy to the location of a dead robot tiger.
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Black Mirror won't be doing an explicit Pokémon Go episode — the game came out after filming finished, after all — but Brooker used it to explain the show's approach to parsing what kind of stories it tells.
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As Rolling Stone explains, Magic Leap founder Rony Abovitz postulated that if you could isolate the part of the light field the human eye is accustomed to parsing you could create a focused artificial light field.
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The film is Jordan Peele's second (his company is called — wait for it — Monkeypaw Productions), and revolves around an allegory that's more elastic and resistant to parsing than the one in his 2017 megahit Get Out.
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A central body tasked with combating disinformation, parsing fact from fiction and thereby ensuring Americans' collective sanity when the flood of fakes truly arrives: a Bureau of Information, a Department of Facts, a Ministry of ... Truth!
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The pendulum has swung in favor of binge-watching over the last decade, with more streaming services opting to release new episodes of hit shows all at once instead of parsing them out in weekly installments.
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When election season is upon us, it's no surprise that we love parsing our candidates' marriages, trying to figure out what those imperfect unions might reveal about our favorite — or our most despised — wannabe's true character.
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Go deeper: Oil and power giants form new carbon capture group Parsing new carbon capture tax credits Editor's note: This story was corrected to refer to an amendment to the Montreal Protocol (not the Kyoto Protocol).
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"Sterling [traders] are parsing the words coming out of Westminster and Brussels but the issue is that the range of final outcomes is very broad," said Andrew Milligan, head of global strategy at Aberdeen Standard Investments.
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We are parsing their apologies, debating their character, and questioning why anyone would think it's okay to, say, grab a woman's breasts while she's sleeping and snap a photo or force someone to watch you masturbate.
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The only real fix for this problem is likely full disclosure of all advertising and advertisers: Who's paying for every online ad, regardless of what it contains, plus a powerful interface for parsing that data mountain.
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To be sure, parsing out this data and making comparisons to 2012 help contextualize the information, but it is important to keep in mind that turnout in every election varies in volume, method and demographic composition.
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Yellen will give her semi-annual monetary policy testimony before Congress later on Wednesday and on Thursday, and investors will be parsing it for clues on when the Fed will start reducing its massive balance sheet.
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No one is more plugged into back-channels than he is, so when he says he's hearing rumors that's something different than the rumors you or I might have heard prowling the Internet or parsing interviews.
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By parsing the various aspects of the issue—from regulations to media coverage—he questions all sides of the issue, as well as his own point of view, to find out where the actual data lies.
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Whether Maloney intended for that kind of careful parsing of grammar or not is immaterial — the fact that it's necessary to read so closely to not assume he wants Trump supports to quit is a problem.
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All times EST You start the week as you have been for the past couple of months (thanks to Mercury's trip through Pisces): with your head in the clouds, parsing through the depths of your mind.
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He's so discreet you may not notice that he can still outrhyme the small fry—"fuck with me"-"cutlery"-"butlers be"-"hustlers be," say, all parsing as "The Story of OJ." But clever's not his program.
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Telling the story of a city is a bold undertaking — an act, depending on the city, that entails parsing myth and historical accounts, archaeological digs and theological teachings, to distill the very essence of a place.
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U.S.A. Baseball spent several years field-testing bats and parsing data over their "trampoline effects" on a pitched ball to solve what it saw as an imbalance between pitching and hitting caused by high-performance bats.
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The director, Tristan Cook, mingles Mr. Johansen's reflections with footage of and voice-overs from other travelers (there is semantic parsing over who warrants the designation "pilgrim"), giving some sense of the profundity of the experience.
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LONDON — Parsing what is real and what is not isn't always easy in the age of social media and fake news, as J. K. Rowling, arguably the world's most popular and beloved fantasy writer, has discovered.
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He was also a decent scholar, something that he tapped later, but in "The Pythons" he recalled a moment in the library when, parsing some literary criticism, he realized that comedy and performing would take precedence.
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Though it remains unclear what impact Mr. Trump will ultimately have on foreign investment in the New York City real estate market, what is clear is that foreign investors are carefully parsing his policies and pronouncements.
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Investors, parsing headlines for any clues that tensions weighing on global growth could be resolved, turned from downcast to bullish after Bloomberg reported a currency pact could be part of a deal suspending further tariff hikes.
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He tells so many untruths that it's time to leave behind the textual parsing over which are unwitting and which are deliberate — as well as the condescending notion that most of Trump's supporters enjoy his lies.
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Those looking to do more robust backbone monitoring and data parsing like the NSA does could opt instead for Vortex With Weaver's DIY system, in order to search through the collected data, he just did local searches.
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I, acting as Noomi, was parsing through all of this information about the people I was talking to, sifting through the ways that they interact with the world so that I could respond in the appropriate way.
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"Sterling are parsing the words coming out of Westminster and Brussels, for clues but the issue is that the range of final outcomes is very broad," said Andrew Milligan, head of global strategy at Aberdeen Standard Investments.
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Investors will be parsing the U.S central bank's post meeting statement on Wednesday to determine what, if any, effect volatile global markets, plummeting oil prices and heightened fears of a Chinese slowdown have had on the Fed.
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Whether you're straight doubting your new commitment, or just parsing how exactly you feel about changing your life as you know it, it's a great idea to sit down with a trusted person to explore your thoughts.
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At the end of the day, Zillow users are parsing a massive database to make a decision that could impact the rest of their lives, and that process is getting harder every time more data is added.
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Back then, Redick was the diabolical pong star who drilled spontaneous thirty-footers and wrote poetry about his haters—the type of generational amateur talent whose professional chops scouts often have difficulty parsing from cult of personality.
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The natural language processing necessary for parsing out the different parts of speech in a sentence actually happens locally on the machine, so users won't have to be connected to the internet to take advantage of them.
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But it's also worth noting that several "NoSQL" database technologies — which are non-relational databases, unlike MySQL, and are often better suited for parsing the unstructured data being thrown off by many companies today — also ranked highly.
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Because Apple has spent the last couple years gathering and parsing its own maps data — it's no longer relying on data from third-party partners — the company now has much more detailed physical information about the world.
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"In general, with policymakers sounding more agnostic and increasingly disinclined to provide clear guidance, Fed-watchers will see less benefit in parsing statements and speeches and more from paying close attention to the incoming data," he added.
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And so, he is saying things now, where he&aposs parsing things in a way that Trey Gowdy, two or three years ago wouldn&apost be sounding the way he&aposs sounding today on the way out.
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But I need to play more, and I definitely did get the feeling that things were a bit different here, with an emphasis on adventure game-style parsing of the world over the more traditional platforming approach.
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KEEPING AN OPEN MIND Bostic's counterpart at the Boston Fed, Eric Rosengren, who opposed the central bank's two rate cuts this year, said he too was parsing the data, and had an "open mind" on policy ahead.
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The presentation of evidence concluded before Labor Day weekend with two days of Craig, 74, testifying in his own defense, defending his actions, parsing prosecutors' words and at the same time admitting he had made some mistakes.
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Either way, considering the fact that Apple has already proven that it listens when artists like Taylor Swift speak up about Apple Music, Cook is probably already parsing Kanye's call for an end to the streaming music wars.
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When I am, I can't hunt for plates as effectively as I can while wandering around the city on foot, mostly because parsing a blur of numbers and letters while also operating a motor vehicle is not easy.
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Indeed, Hoffman cited the company's investments in Ozlo, a personalized AI that makes finding information on one's phone easier; Jelly, the human-powered discovery and search parsing engine driven by images; and the messaging-based AI tool Operator.
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The approach it's taking to detecting disinformation relies not on algorithms parsing news content to try to identify malicious nonsense but instead looks at how such stuff spreads on social networks — and also therefore who is spreading it.
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Coming to the end of his career an a UFC announcer, pushing 50, and happily ensconced in his basement podcast studio, he seems happy enough to make his money parsing the worlds mysteries and dreaming on its possibilities.
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Investors will be closely parsing speeches by Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen and European Central Bank President Mario Draghi at the annual central bankers' retreat in Jackson Hole, Wyoming for any clues on the path of monetary policy.
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Instead of striking a nastier-than-thou pose and assuming the power of transgression for herself, Bernstein is documenting the subconscious disgorgement of the sex-addled male brain, and in the process, parsing out the lust from bloodlust.
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For the last couple of years, Ms. Light has been parsing a complicated role as Shelly Pfefferman, the self-absorbed mother of three remarkably unfinished adult children, whose ex-husband, played by Jeffrey Tambor, is a transgender woman.
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But from one academic generation to the next, this method of parsing language has mission-crept into a strangely complicated business, increasingly unrelated to what either laypeople or intellectuals outside of linguistics would think of as human language.
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By rejecting Trump, or parsing their position with phrases like "I'll support the nominee" without using the word "endorse," these candidates hope to show their independence and win votes from Clinton supporters or, more accurately, anti-Trump voters.
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There's a lot of listening and parsing, and a lot of cajoling people — who would rather be anonymous in order to say what they really feel — to summon the gumption to attach their names to their true thoughts.
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Parsing out whether a methane molecule came from a living thing or geology could involve digging into its isotopic composition, but even then, it's not a sure-fire way to confirm the origins of the detection, scientists say.
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But get ready for Brendan Emmett Quigley's magic, because as you fill the puzzle in, you'll notice that the words you wrote in the Rows are parsing differently in the Bands to make completely different words and phrases.
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Here are some of the questions we need to be asking and answering about immigration instead of once again wasting hours and hours parsing Trump's every little word: There's also a time element involved here as the Jan.
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Halford is an expert, assured surveyor of all the rivers that nursed Chambers's soul — whether she's parsing minuscule differences between various evangelical doctrines, or suggesting a line from Scottish folk beliefs to the Victorian fantasy writer George MacDonald.
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Dr. Barish invited Dr. Drever back into the fold as a member of the LIGO Scientific Collaboration, a new group, now numbering close to 1,000 worldwide, devoted to parsing the results from LIGO and other gravitational wave experiments.
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For one thing, it's very possible to scrape a webpage without any specialized tools at all, and that's how I learned to do it—downloading HTML and then parsing it using the pattern matching capabilities of regular expressions.
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You can pick apart each dollhouse for interesting clues (a task historian Erin Bush undertook for her Death in Diorama project), parsing the miniature blood stains and tiny knives for hints as to what happened in the house.
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Reporters and pundits who try to infer a coherent strategy, platform, or policy from his passing spats and tantrums remind me of a circle of middle school girls Talmudically parsing a text sent by a 13-year-old boy.
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Running the backend was a tool created by Chatfuel that combined natural language parsing (so it could understand the questions posed to Confessore) with a conversation tree (so that the bot could respond to readers' queries using prewritten answers).
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Microsoft, IBM, Google, and Amazon pitch cloud services for tasks like parsing the meaning of images or text as a way for industries such as sports, healthcare, and manufacturing to tap artificial intelligence capabilities previously limited to tech companies.
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Many students and their parents — as well as the tiny bank in their neighborhood — have little experience sending tuition fees overseas, not to mention parsing China's regulations around foreign exchange and filling out pages of banking forms in English.
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The news, unveiled at an event in San Francisco, means that Bing will make better use of object recognition, so-called machine reading (for parsing text and extracting meaning), and other techniques tuned and improved using AI training methods.
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Investors were parsing the significance for financial markets from Friday's strong jobs report, which came on the heels of the Federal Reserve saying it would be patient on future rate hikes, amid a cloudy outlook for the U.S. economy.
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The volunteers discuss fine-tuning "messaging", the need to do a livestream before 5pm to ensure the highest number of views, and parsing metrics of online engagements, which numbered half a million on Facebook in the first nine days.
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Parsing out exactly which one, though, is going to be pretty difficult to do just by your nose for most of us—more likely you'll need a chemistry test, which leaves this "one easy trick" suddenly looking pretty complicated.
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My advice to you: Instead of obsessively parsing the overnight polls on Mueller and checking for any cracks in Trump's solid wall of GOP support, relax for a week as things settle down and public opinion begins to coalesce.
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Rooney's interest in this time of life has less to do with the irony that characterizes novels like Sentimental Education or The Age of Innocence and more to do with a sincere and documentary parsing of confusions and discoveries.
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He convinced a researcher who believed in him Lindsay soon decided he needed a partner -- not just a physician but a scientist curious enough to take on a rare case and spend long hours with him parsing it out.
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Obsessing over what was said at Trump Tower in 2016, or parsing the meaning of Trump's tweets in 2017, will not lead to an indictment of the president, which Robert Mueller can't bring anyway without rewriting Justice Department regulations.
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For example, BERT might accept as input a sentence like "George Bush was [……..] in Connecticut in 1946" and predict the masked word in the middle of the sentence (in this case, "born") by parsing the text from both directions.
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This also means there is more of an editorial selection process for those apps that are showing up as the "free app of the week," rather than some algorithm that's parsing Google Play for popular apps that were already on sale.
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In this case, Bloomberg is shedding light on the army of literal thousands of Amazon employees, some contractors and some full-time workers, around the world that are tasked with parsing Alexa recordings to help improve the assistant over time.
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Cognitiv+'s data-parsing tool is not being designed to interpret legislation but rather to "monitor it in a structured fashion", combining that tracking with analysis of a company's own contracts with a view to flagging compliance risks and requirements.
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The company has linked up with LinkedIn — the social network for the working world with 467 million users that was acquired by Microsoft recently for $26.2 billion — to help develop a stronger marketing profile for LinkedIn by parsing its public data.
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Accurately parsing the language and appearing to understand the context a person is in will make a bot seem more natural, more like interacting with an actual person, and become an intelligent and ambient part of day-to-day life.
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Dr. Babbel says that while she has had a few patients come into therapy citing #MeToo as a catalyst, her clients have been discussing their experiences with sexual violence — and parsing out the accompanying trauma — since well before the movement began.
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Most of the commentary around the Model 217.55 is focused on the stakes for Tesla, and many are parsing over every tweet by CEO Elon Musk for clues about the car's cost, interior, and what sort of options will be available.
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Inside was Triumph data scientist Rafael Nicolas Fermin Cota explaining a framework capable of parsing a news article every 3 ms, chewing through hundreds of thousands of articles per hour, a task that not long ago would have taken weeks.
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Fantastical still offers its natural language parsing engine (so you can input things like "lunch with John on Tuesday at noon" and it will figure it all out) and its custom CalDAV engine that supports iCloud, Google, and Yahoo calendars.
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As another terror attack struck the homeland, this time returning to New York City, local politicians rushed to calm fears by parsing over whether it was an act of international terror or a "lone-wolf attack," as if that matters.
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Investors were parsing the significance for financial markets from Friday's strong U.S. jobs report, which came on the heels of the Federal Reserve saying it would be patient on future rate hikes amid a cloudy outlook for the U.S. economy.
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Identifying and parsing Russian narratives has its purposes, but it should be a lower priority in comparison with support for the vital work that is already being done by independent Russian-language media outlets and others reporting on Russia-related issues.
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Global leaders will be parsing Trump's words on such big topics as climate change, refugee policy and North Korea while looking for signs that the "America First" US President may be willing to take a more collaborative approach on some issues.
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Using Wisconsin as an example, Watts described how such an actor would first "inhale" all of the accounts from a given slice of the population, parsing out details so they can then replicate the prevailing qualities in an average account.
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Phillips and his team are still in the process of parsing through this data and they hope that it will ultimately reveal the underlying brain states which would explain the decrease in skill acquisition variability they saw in their piloting experiments.
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In my experience, many people are willing to expend a great deal of intellectual and emotional energy parsing the nuances, separating out "acceptable" parental violence from the unacceptable, aiming for just the right level of force in just the right circumstances.
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From Beijing to Brussels, from Rome to Washington, London and beyond, politicians haven't just failed to rise to the occasion, they've engaged in a dangerous game of parsing, obfuscation and reality-denial that has cost lives and delayed a resolute response.
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For a hotly anticipated case that was preceded by salacious tabloid coverage, the corruption trial has instead been a methodical parsing of receipts, credit card reports, flight manifestoes, travel vouchers, hotel and resort brochures and numerous other seemingly mundane details.
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Parsing through the details of 21983 years, it's clear that while abusive teachers were sometimes admonished or forbidden to live in the dorms, many were allowed to stay on campus — one of them for a decade after the alleged abuse occurred.
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While it's true that the British didn't revolt against their king, Britain was as vigorous as France in developing, parsing and debating the notions that formed the Enlightenment, notions that fans of liberal democracy cling to today with rare feeling.
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Frank shoots plenty of people in the head, but he spends just as much time smoothing over little beefs, parsing the hidden meanings of a mobster confiding that he's "a little concerned" about another mobster's failure to fall in line.
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A sense of trespassing, ransacking, and plundering pervades "Vault Room," but most palpable perhaps is the feeling of unshakable solitude, as well as the attendant suspicion that this place was abandoned long ago and we are parsing through its ghostly ruins.
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It's a troubling scene, one that indicates Malick's main interest is in Jägerstätter and not in parsing out the ethics of everyone in the entire Nazi apparatus — but it does read as the filmmaker's own wrestling with the thinker's legacy.
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The parsing is already done, so everything that happens from here on out and is going to be done not to the HTML itself, but to a data structure maintained by Beautiful Soup (which we access through our soup variable).
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Jackie Kilby, an archives technician at the National Archives, was parsing old letters to the US State Department when a name caught her eye: Caleb Brewster, a key member of George Washington's Culper Spy Ring, recently made famous by the AMC show Turn.
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For areas like machine translation and parsing, which is what lets software understand syntactic structures and more easily answer questions, accuracy and proficiency is getting more and more refined, but with diminishing returns as algorithms get ever closer human-level understanding of language.
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Because when I hear you I'm parsing -- not even -- just listening to you, I would assume the advice you give the president when you discuss the economic impact from the worsening dispute with China is going to be very little if nothing.
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Since it's still the holiday season until January 2, let's take a break from parsing through the rumors of a rift between Meghan Markle and her sister-in-law Kate Middleton to tackle something more, well, festive: Their Christmas Day 2018 looks.
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Investors will be parsing the U.S central bank's message to determine what, if any, effect volatile global markets, plummeting oil prices and heightened fears of a Chinese slowdown will have on the Fed's previously stated intentions to continue raising rates this year.
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"I think it would go down a very bad road for us to start parsing the president's words to determine whether or not the president of the United States is exercising his authority under Article II or violating the law," Dershowitz said.
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While we originally touted this as one of Penny's downsides, the recent explosion of chat-based bots (most of which are terrible at parsing a user's natural language requests) now helps explain why pre-populated messages may actually be beneficial to the user.
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"You get activity patterns that are not simply bridging delays to hold on to information but are parsing the episodic structure of experiences," said Matthew Shapiro, a neuroscientist at Albany Medical College in New York who was not involved in the study.
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There are few series that would touch this subject at all beyond a couple sly jokes, and even fewer that would devote an entire episode to parsing what Cosby's long, long list of alleged sex crimes means for fans of his comedy.
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Beyond political messaging, Brar says he just wanted yesterday's protest to bring some levity to a nation exhausted from parsing through months of political drama, a nation that had in the last few hours started seriously worrying about the specter of nuclear war.
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By coordinating all of that manpower and parsing every detail (such as timing traffic lights) and by anticipating all potential problems ahead of time, we were able to take what appeared to be an overwhelming task, make it manageable, and execute it flawlessly.
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Part of the problem in determining whether firms with a focus on ESG outperform peers is parsing out which companies are "for real," according to Harvard Business School professor George Serafeim, who leads the school's research and curricula center on corporate sustainability.
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Scott told Motherboard that Infocom enthusiasts will enjoy peeking at the in-jokes typed into the code—"Game over is listed as JIGS-UP," Scott mentioned—and to relive each game's puzzles and variables, parsing the built-in secrets of their designs.
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But now that the United States' priority has shifted to withdrawal, and out of the pragmatic need to negotiate with the Taliban, American envoys have turned to parsing words to find some definition of terrorism they can hold in common with the Taliban.
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As if parsing text that different generations of lawmakers edited decades apart was not tricky enough, the question focuses on what to make of the fact that the 1977 sentence about designating a chair does not contain the "for cause" removal phrase.
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That ratio so outraged a group of female artists that they founded the Guerrilla Girls, an anonymous feminist collective — still active — best known for scathing posters often parsing the percentages of women or black artists in museum collections, exhibitions and blue-chip galleries.
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But it is Mr. van Zweden's interpretation of Mahler's Fifth Symphony, a self-contained cosmos of musical colors, affects and idioms, that New Yorkers will be parsing for clues as to what sort of effect he will have on the orchestra's sound.
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I spent much of last night steeling myself to be disappointed, fully expecting that this morning we'd be sighing over the American weakness for British accents ("1917"), parsing the triumph of nihilism ("Joker") and sighing over a cute Holocaust movie ("Jojo Rabbit").
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"There's been a lot of sad times lately," she said, speaking somewhat abstractly to avoid revealing their roots, while parsing the decision to put "a word that so doesn't seem to fit" at the forefront of her new work, which hardly oozes joy.
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Other officials involved are Adam Kennedy, a deputy White House communications director, who is credited by his peers for being able to synthesize "reams and reams" of legal documents, testimonies and news articles quickly in the service of parsing them into talking points.
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In fact, taken together, they reveal how the South Bend mayor -- who would be the first nominee of a major political party who publicly identifies as gay -- has become a vehicle through which LGBTQ voters are parsing the state of queer politics.
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Liu points to companies like IBM (with Watson) as general competitors, while startups like Luminance is another taking a similar approach to Eigen by addressing the issue of parsing unstructured data in a specific sector (in its case, currently, the legal profession).
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I know that parsing these details is extremely tedious, but the media would do themselves quite a bit more favors to accurately report the situation today than go back and revise when this becomes an even bigger thing if Biden becomes the nominee.
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Where today we devote acres of type to parsing the antisocial pitfalls of social media, anatomists of the '50s rued the destructive potential of television — whether to empower populist maniacs or induce Americans to crave new consumer goods they neither wanted nor needed.
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The same goes for flashbacks that fill in backstory for some of the characters — you can see how both techniques might make parsing the plot a little easier, but in spelling out the details, the movie loses some of its allusive punch.
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On balance, it's worth parsing Fields' announcement into two categories: products that will be entirely new, such as an all-electric compact SUV; and evolution of existing products in the direction of hybridization, an industry trend that has been in effect for a decade.
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He reported to Mat Henley, Uber's head of global threat operations, and his work involved reviewing and parsing data from press reports, social media, and crime statistics in an attempt to understand potential threats in the regions where Uber operates, he explained during testimony.
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But the fever doesn't appear to be abating, and meanwhile GPUs used for cryptocurrency mining are high demand, meaning they can't be used for other purposes for which they're well suited, including parsing data gathered by observatories to help find signs of extraterrestrial life.
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No matter what the condemned man's fate, the briefs and oral argument preceding the ruling will be an exercise in parsing the wrenching details that confront the justices whenever they "tinker with the machinery of death", as the late Justice Harry Blackmun put it.
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But after parsing the data, it became clear that the dramatic increase in homicides was driven by just a handful of outliers, like Baltimore, Chicago, and Washington D.C., which accounted for more than half of the homicide increase in the nation's 50 biggest cities.
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After parsing through hundreds of Amazon reviews and gadget guides — all of which delve into important components like drone construction, range, controls, and more — we're confident that we've found the some of the best drones for your money under a price ceiling of $99.99.
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Judging from the way they presented the sounds—in interviews and in their music videos—it was a statement, among other things, about the role that domestic work plays in a long-term partnership, parsing meaning and crafting narratives from rumbling metal and swishing water.
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Parsing both those layers — the behavior and the meta-behavior, the story told and the story of why it's being told that way — can be an entertainment in its own right, and speculating on creative decisions has long been a fascination for wrestling fans.
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" Parsing the regulations The department's regulations about Mueller's final report are short and sweet: "At the conclusion of the Special Counsel's work, he or she shall provide the Attorney General with a confidential report explaining the prosecution or declination decisions reached by the Special Counsel.
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The spectacle of expert analysts and thought leaders parsing the actions of a man with no expertise or capacity for analysis is the purest acid satire—but less because of how badly that expert analysis has failed than because of how sincerely misplaced it is.
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He overhears grown black folks parsing out the psychology of whites who want to keep blacks close to them — nursing their children, preparing their meals — but always beneath them, and withholds his own judgment, already wise enough to know he doesn't yet know enough.
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The results are equations that correlate the intricacies of terroir — soil, climate, elevation, angle of inclination and the human element (which can be expressed in some unexpected ways, as when people reconstruct vineyards with stones and soil) — with a microscopic parsing of the wines themselves.
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Economists have had great difficulty parsing out the short-term changes in the labor market — many people gave up looking for work but still might be willing to take a job in the future — from the long-term demographic shifts lowering overall labor-force participation.
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He specializes here in constitutional law, and he's a very, you know, a very measured person in terms of parsing through issues and looking at them through a very disciplined mind, and he will bring that kind of legal temperament to the task at hand.
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And there are entire subreddits devoted to parsing trailers and footage leaks for spoilers or hints of spoilers, for plotlines of upcoming Star Wars and Marvel movies, for the conclusion of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, for what will happen next in Succession.
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Spending our time parsing a stupid but largely harmless comment is, in the aggregate, damaging -- there are only so many hours in any given day, and spending even a few of them channeling our anger toward Dunham seems, in this instance, counterproductive (to say the least).
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Indeed, the arts offer some of the friendliest territory for the current administration, full of mainly left-wing coastal types who cherish values they believe the president embodies: intelligence, education, tolerance, cosmopolitanism, and a welcome embrace of ambiguity and complexity when parsing political and social problems.
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In an interview with Vox, Alan Regenberg, the director of outreach and research support at Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethics, expressed concern over the gray area of disclosure in social media marketing as well as the difficulty in parsing the true intentions of a post.
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Albright had already spent nearly a year parsing through his data on the fake news ecosystem, publishing posts on the ad-tracking tools fake news purveyors used and unearthing YouTube accounts behind a suspicious network of 80,000 videos that had been uploaded, thousands at a time.
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There are books interpreting his lyrics and collecting his favorite Bible passages, parsing his relationship to the Rastafarian religion and his status as a "postcolonial idol," reconstructing his childhood in Jamaica and investigating the theory that his death was the result of a C.I.A. assassination effort.
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Because each stream represents a separate reproduction, and a given song can include many individual songwriters (use of samples can also increase that number), parsing who is owed what can be a complicated undertaking, and streaming platforms have been unable able to keep up with these payments.
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And therein lies the rub: It would be next to impossible for Williams to keep the humor, honest takedowns, and the nothing-to-lose approach to parsing out entertainment gossip if she was also concerned with maintaining a friendship or relationship with the star she was discussing.
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But it does worry about an "apparent chasm" between free speech advocates and student activists, thanks in part to a conversation that sometimes dismisses students' demands for equity and inclusion instead of parsing how they do, or don't, infringe on the "bedrock principles" of free speech.
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I do not know, but I suspect that on top of contending with shock, they are parsing and reliving every recent encounter, each believing if only I -- anyone -- had stayed with him, if only I -- someone -- had done this or that, Anthony would still be alive.
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In 2004, early surveys of voters leaving the polls suggested that John Kerry had defeated President George W. Bush; R. W. Apple Jr., The Times's legendary political reporter, wrote one of his trademark news-analysis pieces (known inside The Times as a "Q-hed") parsing that result.
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People in Wyoming tend to pride themselves on parsing guns from gun violence—the state has the highest rate of gun ownership in the nation yet one of the lowest crime rates (its suicide rate, however, is through the roof, and most people kill themselves with guns).
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What about Joan Didion's famously tough-minded essay in The Review in 1991 on the Central Park jogger case, which raised doubts about the guilt of the five accused teenagers, all of whom were black or Hispanic, while parsing the sentimentalized stories told about white rape victims?
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Analysts have been parsing the pros and cons of being the first to be appointed with the task of forming a government, suggesting that Mr. Netanyahu and Mr. Gantz might each prefer the other to try first in the hope that any such effort would fail.
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Analysts have been parsing the pros and cons of being the first to be appointed with the task of forming a government, suggesting that Mr. Netanyahu and Mr. Gantz might each prefer the other to try first in the hope that any such effort would fail.
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But some scientists worry that squabbles over the evolving field of "attribution" science, parsing what portion of some storm is due to global warming, distract attention from the utter clarity around the role of on-the-ground decisions, or indecision, in worsening damage when bad weather strikes.
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" For help parsing through their lives for material, they turned to Shauna McGarry, Take My Wife's head writer, who, according to Butcher, approaches TV like "somebody who looks at a Rubik's Cube and can see the solve before you've even taken it out of the packaging.
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You can definitely buy a lower end PC for much cheaper, but then it wouldn't be able to do all the things a PC can currently do, and parsing out these differences is one of the things that makes PC gaming so much harder than playing on consoles. Thanks!
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Instead of reporters chasing after stray comments from administration officials that hint at sweeping policy changes, or parsing the meaning of bold executive orders whose text is released at 7 pm or later Eastern time, the story of the administration's immigration policy is being written around the country.
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Every new Melissa McCarthy performance, even in a movie as uneven as The Boss, makes you marvel at her talent: the extravagant physical comedy, the outrageousness that never blots out believability, the skill at parsing out a single gag line so that it multiplies like loaves and fish.
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It's possible a similar future is in store for CAPTCHA, the most widely used Turing test in the world — a new arms race not to create bots that surpass humans in labeling images and parsing text, but ones that make mistakes, miss buttons, get distracted, and switch tabs.
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Schmack said his parsing of an appeals court decision denying McCullough a new trial contained an eye-opening detail: The court found that while the FBI reports were inadmissible as "business records," they could have been included as "ancient documents" because they are more than 20 years old.
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In the group's initial round of testing, it studied a wide range of words, including many taken from Urban Dictionary (suggesting perhaps that algorithms have trouble parsing slang or euphemistic language) which wound up on the list of words that will allegedly cause a video to be automatically demonetized.
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The company says that often the metadata for stuff like chapter markers can be messy, so (in what seems like an over-engineered solution), it's automatically parsing the timestamps for chapters from the audio itself and surfacing them in the app, allowing you to skip around as you like.
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Statistical neural network systems gave way to attention-based ones; these have a natural sort of affinity to efficiently and effectively parsing things like sentences, where each word exists not like a pixel in an image, but is dependent on the words nearby it in a structured way.
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" Then, as she's parsing out what the hell she thinks, or is supposed to think, she muses with frank candor: "Must be love on the brain, that's got me feeling this way / it beats me black and blue, but it fucks me so good ... and I can't get enough.
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In the midst of a cage fight in front of 18,000 howling people, after absorbing dozens of punches to the head while clinging precariously to consciousness, drowning in both adrenaline and exhaustion: this is probably not the best situation in which to be parsing the subtleties of a rulebook.
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The contemporary imagination suffers from the modern world's neurotic desire to divide all knowledge and mental activity into distinct disciplines, and the notion that the president can't be crazy just because he isn't clinically, pathologically disordered seems to me to be a deliberately over-narrow parsing of possible truths.
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Ari Melber, a lawyer and one of the many MSNBC hosts who were preparing to shuffle in a conga line of Washington-based experts and pundits on Thursday, likened the experience of parsing them to a Supreme Court ruling — a "paper bomb" that needed to be dissected upon arrival.
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Copyright law makes no distinction between conscious and unconscious copying, which means that even though fully unpacking claims like these might mean parsing the difference between outright and unconscious theft, or between thievery and parallel influence, those distinctions may well be, apart from the determination of damages, moot.
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You can hear an example of how the voice tries to sound more natural by parsing sentence patterns in the promo video Google has made for the feature: The Google Assistant has always been able to parse what's on your screen if you give it permission to do so.
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While the rest of the country was parsing the just-released report on the FBI from the Justice Department's inspector general, senior congressional leaders and selected committee chairmen quietly met with FBI Director Christopher Wray and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein at a secure location in the basement of the Capitol.
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Hallucinations afflict lookouts because, as Ishmael explains in Moby-Dick, they're up at odd hours and alone, parsing the "blending cadence of waves with thoughts" for danger, whales, or other vessels; the brain and eyes are inclined to make meaning and mirages of undifferentiated land- and seascapes where none exist.
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But the biggest problem is that, when Conover makes this crucial argument in the video, he cites a piece written by Slate's senior technology writer Will Oremus in 2013 — a piece that's more about the difficulty of parsing all this information than it is about how electric cars might be dirty.
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It seems that a number of TV viewers don't think of these services the way they do something like Netflix or Prime Video – that is, they're not interested in browsing thumbnails, watching preview trailers, parsing recommendation lists, or any of the other means of content discovery associated with streaming video.
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Knowing what frequency to use, what to say, who to say it to, and when, while picking your own call sign out of the frequent chatter, most of which is irrelevant to you, and parsing / copying down the important information you need — that would be nontrivial all by itself, at first.
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"The markets are expecting an inflection point as we move from the third to the fourth quarter, and so what they will be parsing in management guidance is for view that earnings turn positive in the fourth quarter," said David Donabedian, chief investment officer of Atlantic Trust Private Wealth Management.
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"The markets are expecting an inflection point as we move from the third to the fourth quarter, and so what they will be parsing in management guidance is for a view that earnings turn positive in the fourth quarter," said David Donabedian, chief investment officer of Atlantic Trust Private Wealth Management.
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We have, in the one corner, journalists producing intricate articles parsing exactly what was the teensiest bit racist or sexist in the (out-of-context) speech of whichever actress or male scientist, and, in the other, fairly blatant, out-there online abuse getting directed at (among others) these same journalists.
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We already know some of the big details — like the fact that "a new method of analog communication" will replace Hannah's tapes — but just in case you're having trouble parsing through the 13 Reasons Why flurry, Netflix posted five major bullet points about what to expect in the upcoming season.
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While the Twitterverse was busy parsing the possible subtexts of Melania Trump's decision to wear a hot pink Gucci pussy-bow blouse to watch her husband, Donald J. Trump, during the second presidential debate Sunday evening (given his recently revealed lewd comments about women from 2005), it was actually what Mrs.
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The whiteboard was quite likely a helpful aid; the methodical parsing of every detail — hotel receipts, credit card statements and passports, among other things — mixed with constant interruptions over legal points left many jurors inattentive, with some even nodding off, as the trial has dragged on at a sluggish pace.
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That&aposs OK, though, since we also get to have some fun parsing testy exchanges on analyst calls — this is, after all, a world where "thanks for that" often means quite the opposite, and "let me try that question again" is basically the webinar version of an all-out brawl.
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Mr. Barr has come to recognize that he may never be able to keep Mr. Trump quiet altogether and so in parsing the president's latest comments, the attorney general and his team chose to see them as progress and an opportunity to work out their differences without further public exchange.
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That landmark decision gave criminal suspects the right to the presence of a lawyer and meant that a six-day interrogation like the one Robert Watts endured on his own would thereafter be considered flatly unconstitutional, without the need for the detailed parsing of the facts that the court undertook.
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" But conservatives might disagree with Mr. Skipper's parsing, and Bob Ley, one of ESPN's longest-tenured anchors, perhaps hinted at one byproduct of ESPN's "diversity and inclusion" when he told the ombudsman, Jim Brady, in reference to gender and racial emphases in personnel: "We've done a great job of diversity.
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Eileen Markey has meticulously researched the many fluctuations of her subject's journey, visiting each place Maura inhabited, parsing government cables and memos, combing through thousands of private letters, interviewing scores of men and women whose lives were touched by the martyred nun, with no fact, factor or marginal event left unreported.
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Blatt studied applied mathematics at Harvard, and while some of his charts require wonky parsing before diving in (Percent of Non-Neutral Speaking Verbs That Are "Loud"), others are immediately understandable, like the one showing that after a critically acclaimed debut, 72 percent of novelists publish a longer second book.
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It explains, among other things, her relish for parsing human motivation down to the subatomic level and her characters' tendency to respond to normal events with abnormal behavior that holds some internal logic for them (and for her, since she made it up) but seems wackadoodle to the rest of us.
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This parsing of the demographics of the Clinton-Sanders divide has taken on a great deal of urgency in the realm of progressive media because, presumably, casting Sanders as the candidate of white Democrats makes him look unprogressive while casting Clinton as the candidate of old Democrats makes her look uncool.
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Beautiful Soup will allow us to specify at a relatively high level what it is exactly that we're after in a given HTML document (or on a given webpage) and it will go after that content with some relatively efficient (compared to my wholesale downloading and pattern matching above) parsing methods.
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The Jones case, for example, illustrates the implications of the collapse of online and offline identity; the uselessness of parsing motivations when considering hateful online behavior; the role platforms can, do, and should play in combating on-site abuse; and as mentioned above, the overlap between bigoted trolling and straight-up bigotry.
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Indeed, from the data security folks to the people whose job it is to actually make the maps work well, the constant refrain is that Apple does not feel that it is being held back in any way by not hoovering every piece of customer-rich data it can, storing and parsing it.
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Instead of parsing through data on unemployment, inflation and productivity, rather than scouring for the hidden meaning behind every little turn of a phrase in the post-Fed meeting statements, and in lieu of the debate between rules-based and data-driven policy, we could just look at one thing: a height chart.
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The bottom line is that while parsing public opinion surveys on specific policies is always dicey because respondents can be fickle or uninformed, there is a lot of evidence that the US is becoming more friendly toward immigrants, and that Trump is increasingly out of step with the country on his signature issue.
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However, after parsing the data culled from his massive polling operation, Bloomberg concluded in an op-ed titled, "The Risk I Will Not Take," that his role in the 2016 race would likely be reduced to preventing either of the major party candidates from achieving the necessary 270 electoral college votes to win.
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Parsing Clinton's public statements and comparing them to Comey's congressional testimony, the Post's Fact Checkers determined that while Clinton's answers to the FBI during its investigation may have been truthful, that description couldn't reasonably be extended to everything she's said in public -- parts of which apparently contradict Comey's description of the server.
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The work of The Church In The Darkness is the discovery of these different elements, and if that ideological parsing to figure out who is dangerous and who is trying to make a better world for everyone were the entire game, then it might be an interesting experiment to spend some time with.
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During the decades of military rule, the country lacked a free press and the junta operated largely in secret—the military changed the country's flag and moved the capital with almost no prior warnings—people in Myanmar had spent decades reliant on state-run propaganda newspapers, parsing opaque military announcements for what was really happening.
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For pollsters, still reeling from the ignominy of last year's general elections, when the polls failed to foresee the Conservative Party winning an outright majority, the result was seen, fairly or not, as yet another embarrassment, raising questions about the challenge of parsing the will of capricious voters in open revolt against the status quo.
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"Facebook has this bizarre idea that it has some responsibility to protect violent hate speech because it might, under some complex parsing of the grammar, not directly call for violence against this specific person at this specific time," Vaidhyanathan told BuzzFeed News, noting that as a private company, Facebook is under no obligation to do so.
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Introduced as the Twitter Streaming API for developers, the aim was to provide a way for developers to get continuous updates from a number of Twitter accounts — needed for services that either provided alternative Twitter interfaces or a way of parsing the many Tweets on the platform — in a way that did not slow the whole service down.
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"We are furious at the people purporting to speak for women, furious that what should have been an ordinary parsing of evidence (what little there is after 36 years) was turned into a Kabuki theater campaign ad for the Democratic Party, stressing their trope that the GOP is conducting a so-called war on women," she wrote.
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Six years later, with time and careful parsing of words and sincere expressions of appreciation and, most important, the shared goal of the stability and well-being of our children, my relationship with my ex has coalesced into a functional, even friendly, co-parenting relationship — one I know I from other people's divorces that I'm lucky to have.
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We'd inevitably end up getting into the game of parsing degrees of badness, with Democrats arguing, rightly, I suppose, that a pantomimed groping isn't as bad as an attempted rape, and Republicans firing back — also rightly, I suppose — that bad acts committed by a teenager aren't as damning as bad acts committed by a full-fledged adult.
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Some might try to delude themselves that the melee in Charlottesville was about something other than race, but in the instantly iconic photo of the maniac's Dodge Challenger plowing through the crowd, an African American man rolling off the trunk after being hit, makes the spectacle of bigotry overwhelm any parsing of the rally's motives and beliefs.
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"Outside of trade policy, we suspect that most of the policy changes in the realm of possibility will actually not alter the course of these fundamental variables all that much, and so we will prefer to spend our time reviewing incoming data and earnings reports instead of parsing polls and sentiment on Sunday morning news shows," the note said.
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She posted: MUNCHIES reached out to Hennessey's Tavern for comment, but the manager declined an interview and instead pointed us to the bar's statement on Facebook, which read in full: As of this morning, 264 commenters have dived in, parsing the meaning of the promotion, opining on its merits, and discussing the pros and cons of Hennessey's statement.
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The highly publicized and celebrated benchmarks of progress in artificial intelligence focus on ways that man (that is, engineers) have built systems that are capable of beating humans at ever more complex and subtle challenges: from games of strategy like StarCraft and Go, to feats of knowledge and language parsing in the subtle play of language and puns of Jeopardy.
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And so it is worth parsing this a bit, not only because Trump has declared this means he was exonerated, but also to highlight the lurking uncertainties at a moment when Congress is deciding how hard to press for direct access to the report itself, or at a minimum, to sworn testimony by Barr and Mueller about any hidden elements.
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They stop and start and are frequently interrupted by voice-over actors bragging at you about what J.D. Power and Associates said about a given truck's warranty, they are simultaneously over-coached and defined by willful checked-out dumbassery, there are too many rules and too many penalties and entirely too much legalistic fine-parsing going on given the candlepower of all involved.
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The intention is to step that up to parsing full research papers in time, at which point the tool could expand in search granularity to be able to trawl for only portions of research within a full paper — potentially further slicing and dicing the scientific knowledge base, including across disciplines, as well as improving the overall quality of Iris's search results.
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" - Dan Clifton "While parsing out the likely election outcomes and looking back for historical precedents does not lead to particularly clear conclusions (in part because of small sample sizes), the most robust result we have found is that economic, fundamental and market outcomes tend to improve in the two years following a mid-term election, without regard to President or party.
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There's an argument to be had about whether this was always the future of an event designed for people as fascinated by the parsing and quantifying and marketing of sports as by those game's ruder and more immediate pleasures, but it's not a terribly interesting argument to be honest and at any rate Sloan is now just what it is.
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According to Astro Teller, the Google self-driving car is "close to graduating from X." Parsing out the meaning of that string of words is a little complicated, but basically it means that Alphabet isn't thinking of self-driving cars so much as a crazy "moonshot," but as a thing that's just about ready to be a standalone business that could actually generate revenue.
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