His perception of strangers, his perception of other people, his perception of the world.
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And that your perception above Mueller&aposs perception of you is totally unreliable.
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Sure, it's superficial, but much of politics are perception and all perception is superficial.
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Not everything, But what happens when some of it is just not true, it's the perception, it doesn't matter, right, if the perception is what the perception is.
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ATLAS Unplugged has three onboard perception computers that it uses for perception and task planning.
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It didn't change my perception of Paris, but it did change my perception of the world.
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The outside perception of the university is so much different, the perception of Paterno is different.
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Legacy, however, is about perception, not policy, and when it comes to perception, timing is everything.
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Attentive to line breaks, he is able to move from perception to perception in a blink.
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Vision, heat perception, smell and taste all obey a similar law: Perception is largely a relative mechanism.
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A new kind of perception for us and the start of perception by machines A new kind of perception for us and the start of perception by machines Remember the "data chain" we introduced at the beginning: Cloudified AI means there is a feedback loop in the data chain.
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It changed me and my perception of how catty people were, my perception of what real problems are.
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"What we're now dealing with is perception and how do we change perception, not the law," Graff said.
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We want computers to have perception, yet we know little about the workings of our own human perception.
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Called the Lyft Perception Challenge, the idea is to test problem-solving skills around perception for autonomous vehicles.
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People have a certain perception of Michael Jordan, and I would just say the perception is not accurate.
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Among the six recipients, four are interested in visual perception, with the remaining two examining auditory perception and speech.
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I want to increase the length of perception and recover the sensation of the first perception of a thing.
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Alterations in perception, body image, imagery, self-awareness, time perception, and meaning have been documented during sessions of hypnotherapy.
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And then you can go beyond sound and silence, beyond existence and non-existence, beyond perception and non-perception.
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Your perception of good things and your perception of bad things is always exponential to what the reality is.
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What's happening now: Startup companies are working to add additional layers of perception to help fill the gaps in AV perception.
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Her research focuses on auditory perception and speech recognition and how perception changes with age, hearing loss, hearing aids, and training.
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"The perception of this being a stiff punishment, it's just that: a perception," said Bruce Baumgartner, the president of U.S.A. Wrestling.
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And then the perception is just wrong, too, because there is still a perception that locs aren't clean and they're unkempt.
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The perception among much of the public was that Sinclair was Trump TV. Now it felt like that perception was a reality.
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But that kind of reply shows a common perception — and marketers and stars know how to use that perception to their advantage.
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"In terms of perception of fairness -- not fairness itself, but perception of fairness -- a special master might have a role here," Wood said.
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Now, why would someone go to a foreign asset manager because perhaps the perception is that better perhaps the perception is that global.
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Neural networks that are normally pretty independent in daily life—auditory perception, visual perception and higher cognition—start cross-talking in a big way.
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But there's more: The data revolution means not only a new kind of perception for humans, but also… the start of perception by machines.
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Others aren't particularly differentiated from regular old filters — it turns out that confetti with depth perception looks a lot like confetti without depth perception.
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"I think the challenge you have is to fight the perception — if it is only a perception, and I'm not sure it is — but to fight the perception that the federal government treated themselves differently than they would have treated a private company," Stewart said.
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Color depends on perception, and our perception, so dependent on lighting, changes over the years the way light does over the course of a day.
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Related: Warp Your Perception of Color in Carsten Nicolai's Infinite Installation Conceptual Clocks Explore Our Perception Of Time Frank Lloyd Wright Interview Gets New, Animated Life
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The researchers will continue to study insect depth perception, and hope that it will lead them to a better understanding of how humans got depth perception.
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They knew it was not coming from a bad place, but she said that I didn't want people to have that perception, because perception is reality.
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"Repositioning has always been about hanging a negative perception on your competition as a way to set up a positive perception about your company or product."
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Either way, Amazon and Jeff Bezos have shown time and time again that they don't care much about public perception — as long it's not consumer perception.
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Considering how much we pay for entertainment that's merely stimulus we filter through our perception, $10 to pleasantly alter that perception is not a half-baked idea.
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Because there's a perception and a colorism: the lighter that you are, the smarter and more economically (advantaged) — there's a perception all around the world about color.
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Washington has long battled a perception in the Muslim world that it is at war with Islam, a perception that can feed anti-American sentiment and politics.
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"There's a famous saying that perception is reality, but perception also comes from the experience of man who has worked tremendously for uplifting Asia," da Silva said.
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Memories of the genocide from 1975–79 still color the world's perception of Cambodia, though they are also driving the country's young people to overcome that perception.
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We shouldn't "negate someone's perception," she said.
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BECKY QUICK: So how do you fix the problems or at least the perception of problems which there's a huge perception out there in the American voting public.
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It's not a perception many countries around the world, might share, including in Europe but this of course doesn't matter much when it comes to Americans' self perception.
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"It is the perception of the human story, versus the perception of the [political] party story, or the progressive, or the conservative story," explains Valdovinos of the show.
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Roden Crater is taking the nature of perception into nature and telling the story of how we see the sky and how our perception, our seeing, forms the sky.
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Whereas Burr talked about deploying scent to manipulate our perception of space, magician Marco Tempest talked about how illusionism can be used to manipulate and deceive perception more generally.
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The problem in understanding human perception of music in terms of computer science is that the models we currently have for that perception just aren't very computer science-y.
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That perception may not be true, or it could just be a stereotype, but once that perception sets in, it is very hard to change the minds of voters.
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There's a lot of resentment out there from people who have this deeply negative perception of welfare, and this perception determines their view of government more than anything else.
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Using this framework, we can understand that our perception of "black" is result of total colour absorption and our perception of "white" is the result of total colour reflection.
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The straight line is not measured based on your perception or anyone else's perception, and this means I can speak the truth about my abuse without minimization or mitigation.
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You may be self-aware, and realize that your current state has slightly altered your perception, and it's not your friend that looks different, but rather, your perception of him.
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"The Fed appears to believe that perception makes reality, so it will never stop trying to create the rosiest perception possible," said Peter Schiff, founder of investment firm Euro Pacific Capital.
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I'd like to be able to divorce myself from the public perception of the record and just talk about my perception of the record, but I think the two are intertwined.
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Sony says the demo is meant to "explore the potentials of human perception and communication," so if their goal was simply to alter my perception, I suppose it was a success.
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"Our target audience is broad with an opportunity like this, but really it's focused toward everyone who has either the wrong perception of Buick or no perception at all," said Peck.
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The perception of widespread fraud in 2011 prompted huge street demonstrations by the middle class, and Mr. Putin's political advisers wanted to erase the perception that the Kremlin manipulates the numbers.
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Right now, cost — and perception — are VirZoom's biggest hurdles.
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And again, this isn't just perception -- it's substantiated fact.
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There is indeed the beginnings of research right now into the effects of virtual reality on time perception; there have been anecdotal accounts of VR slowing down the perception of time i.e.
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It also changes time perception, and if you listen to music, it is a time process, so if you have a different time perception of course you will listen differently to music.
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Buy The Doors of Perception here: Amazon | Barnes & Noble Miserable Miracle by Henri Michaux, which describes a similar experimentation with mescaline, is the opposite of The Doors of Perception, according to Pollan.
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Perception matters a lot in the court system: What matters legally is whether an officer perceives a threat; that perception legally justifies using deadly force, not whether the victim actually posed a threat.
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When the perception of a product affects the perception of your brand, you can't just do "good enough" (unless that's the brand identity you're going for, as with Amazon's Basics line of electronics).
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So it's possible that risk perception has changed since then.
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Artists have incredible power to change perception about LGBTQ+ people.
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Aides feared a mosque visit would feed into that perception.
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"Trump has money and the perception of power," adds Mehr.
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The perception of momentum is arguably key to creating momentum.
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Megan Fox is done fighting the media's perception of her.
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"In foreign policy, as in politics, perception matters," he said.
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VR helps relax patients and reduces their perception of pain.
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Everyone sees the world differently and has their own perception.
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Curtis cites the affair as an example of perception management.
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The stock market is about perception as well as fundamentals.
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Mizzou placed blame on the press for the negative perception.
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"I think that's the general perception right now," he answered.
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In all, I'd say my perception of Trump hasn't changed.
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Is that perception, or in your view, is it reality?
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Why was it important to you to challenge that perception?
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Our perception of reality is torn down moment to moment.
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How has having kids changed your perception of the world?
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We really do try to shift perception within the experience.
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That's led to the perception that Ford has fallen behind.
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There's been a whole shift, just in perception of it.
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He believes knowing how it's made can change its perception.
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The anecdotal indicators probably feed the perception of these risks.
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So in an instant, you've changed it, that's your perception.
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Dangerous rhetorical slip ups that could tilt the public's perception.
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And unlike the other, this wasn't about perception or labels.
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And I realised that this is how people change perception.
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Perception often counted for just as much as actual achievement.
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But I can see how somebody might have that perception.
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It's funny how quickly and drastically one's perception can change.
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Life's about perception and life's about how you view things.
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As Thoreau puts it, turning perception itself into an art.
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And it did so at nearly the speed of perception.
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The sheer perception of manipulation can damage polls, Gleicher warned.
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It doesn't have to change our perception of it, either.
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This led to a broader discussion about the film's perception.
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This infamous case shapes our perception of him even now.
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An incident this week isn't likely to help that perception.
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Cillizza: What is the perception of Kim in South Korea?
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This wavelength is where our perception is at its best.
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Pena Nieto's administration has done little to change that perception.
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Discovering how perception, energy, and numbers are what really matter.
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Emphasizing my point about the value perception of a DSLR.
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" The program would focus on "neural computation and adaptive perception.
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I don't know if that's correct about the public perception.
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There was a perception that maybe things were earnings risk.
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Customer perception of brand oversight also plays a significant role.
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Is there a perception that young people don't like crosswords?
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Instead, it's all about enriching people's perception of their surroundings.
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Since then consumers have a more positive perception of Panera.
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And international politics is about perception as much as anything.
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Judging them by human metrics, dogs literally have extrasensory perception.
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You can't infer a gateway effect without understanding public perception.
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Obviously, these situations will impact the public's perception of reality.
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Is it to change the public perception of driverless cars?
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Motivations and desires are revealed, including Josh's perception of Shea.
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It also definitely changed our perception of time and space.
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Any perception that an activity was intentionally hidden corrodes trust.
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"Feeling disadvantaged magnified their perception of racial differences," Payne writes.
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It's fun to play with gender and perception and expectation.
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The report speaks directly to a wounding perception that Mrs.
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But there is a diagnosis called hallucinogen persisting perception disorder.
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And, tellingly, the perception of true diversity is somewhat skewed.
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How do you change the perception of literature as homework?
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Traditionally, perception was thought to work from the bottom up.
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That perception can hardly be turned around in one night.
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In comparison, what was your perception of the German pilots?
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This lapse in judgement just gives the perception of bias.
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Today's full moon in Aquarius brings a shift in perception.
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But in fact perception and evaluation are the same thing.
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As babies, we learned how to do perception from observation.
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So what does the reality look like versus the perception?
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And for the justices, perception is not a small thing.
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She spoke on Deconstructing Our Perception of Perfection at TEDMED.
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It gave a perception that footwork can sound like anything.
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He soon realized how the perception of him had changed.
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Why it matters: It's a common enough perception of Trump.
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But such associations lie in the deep background of perception.
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Vision becomes less sharp, with less contrast and depth perception.
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"In the public perception, these things count," Mr. Abbas said.
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I think that it's all context and perception of self.
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I think Zuck is just obsessed with a perception issue.
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Until recently, video evidence functioned more or less like perception.
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Partly, of course, by distorting the public's perception of Obamacare.
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To influence the perception of women's wrestling and female athletes.
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It shapes public perception and the contours of political conflict.
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Obviously H.R. knows my true age, but perception is everything.
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The trend is driven by a shift in risk perception.
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One of Paramount's biggest challenges involves the perception of success.
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Nonetheless, the perception was there, and yes, ratings are down.
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"In part, it's an issue of perception," Dr. Shmalberg says.
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Or in people's perception of the work that I do.
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But it's unclear whether the campaign has shifted public perception.
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Their value depends entirely on the perception of the wearer.
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Mr. Moon sought to dispel any such perception on Thursday.
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But two events during the campaign dramatically shifted that perception.
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Most of all, IT gains power from its victims' perception.
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Jiabao Li, perception engineer and prototype designer in consumer electronics.
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And it is beginning to influence public perception, experts say.
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Effort, or the perception of effort, is subjective and situational.
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AT LEAST THAT'S THE PERCEPTION IN A LOT OF PLACES.
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When threatened, he will pounce on any perception of weakness.
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That perception changed almost immediately once the regular season began.
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Many of life's fundamental questions revolve around matters of perception.
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There's more of a gender bias in terms of perception.
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And when it comes to depth perception, they're incredibly proficient.
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Perception is king, though, and it didn't have much impact.
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Instead it looks like he's working hard at perception management.
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And worth seeing, which takes more time, perception and talent.
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Still, she gets to wink at our perception of her.
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That scrambles the perception of rich states and poor states.
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This perception has not vanished but has in fact metastasized.
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Today in news that could affect public perception of tech.
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Too often, the perception of the homeless is just wrong.
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Febos is certainly right about the sexism behind this perception.
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"If that's their perception, it won't last long," he said.
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"There is a perception that [vaping] is safe," Blaha says.
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"They created the perception that this is important," he said.
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Both of these works are investigations of identity and perception.
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And if I create that perception, then I take responsibility.
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Now the general perception is: When I give, they take.
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But they are often trapped by their perception of helplessness.
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What was your perception of him prior to showing up?
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And that perception was about to take a major hit.
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And really, he also has remarkable perception of other people.
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The perception is that he talks about racism a lot.
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His work continually challenges visual perception and defies traditional classification.
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Lawson has taken advantage of photography's ability to alter perception.
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I think our overall perception would be generally the same.
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The information hadn't really changed most voters' perception of Trump.
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Sure enough, brand perception strongly predicted purchase and loyalty behavior.
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Yeah, I think that it's not a perception issue anymore.
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He wanted painting to reconfigure our perception of the world.
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"Their perception is their reality, and so what they take from it and whoever takes whatever they take from it will be their perception, but I know that my intentions were good," she adds.
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"A lot of the stuff going on in the media is just perception, and that perception doesn't accurately reflect our business," said Guang Yang, chief investment officer of HNA Capital, the company's financial arm.
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India continues to hedge its bets against the United States, carrying the perception that the Americans could turn off the spigots at any time and for any reason -- a perception only reinforced by CAATSA.
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The data also breaks up consumer perception by party — Democrats and independents have been steadily gaining a more positive perception of the Ivanka Trump brand, while Republicans' views of the brand have been declining.
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"There's a perception that the first born gets all the attention, and babies get a lot of attention, so I think there's a general perception that it has to be that way," she said.
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You're perception may be off: A study published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, found that the decline of temperature anomalies may be obscuring public perception of warming global temperatures overall.
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"The media has certainly created the perception that bitcoin is stalling or has failed, and that perception was created because a lot of the reporting was based on the claims of one developer," Rizzo said.
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If they work hard and continue to do the right thing, they have a chance...They were able to change the market perception and people's perception of the company as the big guys destroying everyone.
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Police officers are legally allowed to use force based on their perception of a threat, so long as their perception is defined as reasonable (usually as judged by a prosecutor, judge, jury, or grand jury).
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Meanwhile, the perception that big tech is entrenched is itself new.
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That's what I like to do: challenge the perception of taste.
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Perception in Washington But in a sense, it does not matter.
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The attorney acknowleged the message could create the "perception" of bias.
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The market may move the line from there based on perception.
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A change in perception is long overdue, say some pet owners.
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Subjectively, the album changed my perception of life and personal feelings.
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So, our perception is Jack goes out, he does listening tours.
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Q: What was your perception of Jacqueline Kennedy before this film?
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The biggest change, though, will come not in legislation but perception.
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My senses and my perception were reset to a primitive level.
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Regardless of public perception, Leikeli couldn't be happier of her upbringing.
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Maps have a way of distorting our perception of the world.
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And, of course, there is also the problem of public perception.
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Perception of depth and dimensionality disappears into a scotoma of darkness.
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Other early warning signs can include decreased vision and depth perception.
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Sends the wrong message and reinforces the perception that SBC = Republican.
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"We have a perception problem with the Democratic Party," he said.
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"The perception is off that it's just vegan people," he said.
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That means that sometimes our perception of time is faulty, too.
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"From a researchers perspective, perception is a solved problem," he said.
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It makes you question things and changes your perception, for sure.
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AlphaGo's defeat of Lee Se-dol, however, is challenging this perception.
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But in taxes, as in most political things, perception is reality.
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But the entire point of bringing in USADA was always perception.
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""There is a perception of me that I'm supersensitive and fragile.
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The perception that people just "decide" to change genders is wrong.
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Past experiences impact our perception of smells, too, Dr. Voigt says.
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And that places a perception of value on what I've created.
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The perception that Silicon Valley is liberal exists for a reason.
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The U.S. could weigh military action if the threat perception changes.
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Politics is fueled by perception of strength, power, popularity and influence.
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TC: The perception was that this was a significant wave, though.
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But Israel's increasingly indefinite occupation of the Palestinians undermines this perception.
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Anders hopes his film can change people's perception of fostering children.
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Men's perception of their relative status has also fallen in Europe.
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When I fell in love, my perception of life simply changed.
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At times, Mr. Corbett said, it is more perception than reality.
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She has a message for young women struggling with self-perception.
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Pay inequality persists not because of reality, but because of perception.
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But most Fed officials were not too concerned about that perception.
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Mr Li's speech was, in part, aimed at countering that perception.
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Whole Foods' success is based on the perception of conscious business.
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And these numbers suggest that perception may not square with reality.
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Changing that school-created perception of dyslexia is a mammoth task.
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Lee was a fighter, not a philosopher, according to popular perception.
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"People need to change their perception about personal finance," Muhammad said.
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Yet Chipotle has more to worry about than just customer perception.
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That makes it much more fragile in terms of public perception.
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When its perception module gets confused, an AV should slow down.
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"That can change your perception of the temperature," he told Gizmodo.
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This perception helped insulate Pruitt even as allegations of corruption mounted.
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"Getting to 90 percent [in perception] is fairly easy," Haag said.
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Perception is always going to be number one in people's minds.
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Can one person single handedly alter the perception of Chinese art?
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Yet this feel-good perception has slowly and then suddenly disappeared.
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Humans lives their lives trapped in a glass cage of perception.
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What's the reason for this gap between perception and the evidence?
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The smoke activated aberrant strands of code, heightening perception and sensation.
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It's a perception the White House has already pushed back on.
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Maybe we can start to change some human perception and beliefs.
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It's flexible, and with PR, you can bend perception past reality.
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Melville's prose, in its syntactical tremors and intensity of perception, a
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"The perception of the lingerie sector has changed," Scaglia told Reuters.
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But in politics, and very often in economics, perception is reality.
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For some reason, our brains find these shifts in perception delightful.
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To change perception, to change the way we treat each other.
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In fact, there is research that reflects this disparity in perception.
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I respect completely Israel's perception of the threat that Israel faces.
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"The hardest part about this was perception... It's barbaric!" he said.
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But at the end of the day, it's a perception thing.
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It's a perception the Danish government has desperately tried to fight.
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Like the Surrealists, La Melia is preoccupied with perception and vision.
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Once you study ecology, your whole perception of the world changes.
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I know y'all tired of music controlled by money and perception.
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" AF: "When my grandmother died, it warped my perception of reality.
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It contributes to a perception of them as craven and exploitative.
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How much do you think presentation affects our perception of food?
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What was your perception of Hollywood, growing up in Los Angeles?
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For years, Romo weathered the perception that he was overly reckless.
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Do you think the perception toward tattoos in Korea is changing?
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The perception of legitimacy, or a lack thereof, can be decisive.
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The evolution of status symbols is related to their public perception.
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He says it has more to do with perception than anything.
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Visa is addressing the perception of sluggish transactions with Quick Chip.
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"The general perception was that M.S.F. supported the Taliban," she said.
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Mourinho's power has always stemmed from the perception of his infallibility.
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I put multiple proposals to clients, but there's a perception problem.
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Some of his movies turned on mysteries of motive and perception.
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"People can only see things through their own perception," she said.
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They're asking us to listen, to trust their perspective and perception.
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But folks in my area are looking for jobs, not perception.
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Even in remission, cancer alters a patient's perception of what's normal.
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And the acrimony between Democratic candidates has further fueled that perception.
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Mainstream perception of Twitch, though, puts the Ninjas at the forefront.
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Our online communication networks provide us with collective perception of resources.
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What happens to your relationships when your emotional perception changes overnight?
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Taxes and the perception that Democrats won't compromise on misguided policies.
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I worked many propaganda -- or "perception management" -- cases for the FBI.
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At a conference in St. Petersburg on the philosophy of perception.
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"The perception that it is racist illustrates the problem," SPLC wrote.
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Did your perception as a refugee change during the 2016 election?
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How has your personal perception of punk changed over the decades?
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There's a perception that stand-up is becoming more popular again.
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"We absolutely understand the perception [of movie tie-ins]," said Johnson.
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And she shared how her perception of her own body changed.
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But where this matters most is through public perception: the viewers.
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Tempers can be aggravated based on distorted perception, leading to pettiness.
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And we need to fight to change men's perception of women.
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I think it's the perception that life was easier back then.
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We are all limited and defined by our perception of things.
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On this topic, accurate perception is as important as valid reasoning.
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There's a perception that if you talk about ... The campaign right?
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First, they'll have to change the public perception about fur sales.
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The robots were tasked with solving visual perception problems, or mazes.
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We try to expand their perception of what they can attain.
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She and the other female candidates labored to change that perception.
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They're important, but buildings have a primary perception that is structure.
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You can change that perception by keeping your boat in Europe.
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But the coronavirus pandemic is rapidly changing that perception, he said.
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Awareness is your knowledge and perception of the world around you.
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The battle altered the course — and perception of — the Iraq War.
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It was about pushing it forward into new areas of perception.
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The perception is definitely real, and it may explain the outcome.
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Yeah, then I need to do something to change the perception.
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Changing the party from the perception that people have is key.
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Deepfakes are just one way AI can mess with your perception.
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My first responsibility is to change the perception of the brand.
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"The perception of safety has already been attacked," said Dr. Duffy.
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You all mentioned that there's this perception that "progressive" means white.
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Women's moral behavior deeply influences our perception of their professional achievements.
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It's wrong and unfortunate and sad, but politics is about perception.
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The perception in some quarters of British politics, including from Mrs.
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Her paintings have an instantaneous effect on your vision and perception.
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Meditation has also been proven to alter one's perception of time.
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Finally, the economy is based on fundamentals and perception and emotions.
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But it will be used to shape the perception of it.
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That perception had broadened the already extensive SEAL code of silence.
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Ms. Neal, who is black, was determined to defy that perception.
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He wants to force viewers to reconsider their categories of perception.
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Fear is literally how we translate perception of danger into action.
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In recent years, though, that perception of him has — correctly — changed.
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"It has changed the public perception of him," Mr. Rush added.
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It could be a biased perception, but it usually holds true.
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The term may work well to describe the perception of incumbents.
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Your question, about the perception of risk, there is no risk.
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Geoff Cutmore: Let me ask you about the perception from Washington.
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That may create the perception that the company keeps screwing up.
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He could never overcome that perception, even as he won reelection.
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Neither did the mere perception that one's financial situation had worsened.
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She never allowed public perception to dictate the choices she made.
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It really feeds the perception of one group about the other.
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Their jobs don't depend on a defendant's perception of their performance.
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That perception feeds on itself with each oversight or missed opportunity.
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Rather, it's a reaction to and perception of what we're eating.
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But with just three words Mr. Trump buttressed this unfortunate perception.
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This is truly a radical perception shift rather than corporate revival.
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Like humans, cuttlefish utilize stereopsis, the scientific term for depth perception.
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The findings may be explained in part by a perception gap.
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"Cuttlefish can do depth perception better than we can," Wardill said.
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But remember this: human's perception about what's risky is notoriously unreliable.
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"There is an important issue of public perception here," he continued.
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There is this perception that a black man is automatically feared.
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The reaction of financial markets is very consistent with that perception.
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There's also the complicated perception of Blackness within the Latinx community.
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It's a perception that was hundreds of years in the making.
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Today in news that could affect public perception of the platforms.
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Today in news that could shape public perception of tech platforms.
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To top it off, Cardin wrote this seminal perception on Pompeo.
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"The perception was that it was picking a fight," Lauren said.
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There's also memory, thought, feeling, perception, neurochemistry, mood and everything else.
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We can be leaders in helping to turn around that perception.
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" L'antisémitisme, la perception négative des juifs, deviennent normalisés ", affirme-t-il.
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Where we giggle too easily at the slightest perception of innuendo.
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"They are worried about giving a wrong perception to the people."
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"I'm well aware of the perception this off-season," Klentak said.
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" Andra Day, singer "I always say it starts with people's perception.
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Calling skills-training programs ineffective does little to change this perception.
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Over the last eight years there's been a perception of weakness.
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To be black, however, means that reality is secondary to perception.
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Despite the popular perception, most psychopaths aren't coldblooded or psychotic killers.
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It's a perception he's going to have to work to dispel.
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During a tense situation, maybe there was a shift in perception.
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But with MS-213, perception has been more powerful than reality.
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Apart from memory, are there other ways it could influence perception?
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But they can create a perception that a candidate is hot.
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"There is still a perception there is a supply issue, there is still a perception there is a demand issue," said Brian Nick, head of tactical asset allocation for UBS Wealth Management Americas in New York.
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One surprising thing: Consumer perception of the Ivanka Trump brand among Democrats and Independents has been rising since YouGov started tracking these brands in May, while Republican perception of the Ivanka Trump brand has been declining.
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According to a recent study published by the Wilson Center, the overall nationwide perception of the United States in Mexico is 103 percent positive, while the perception of Mexico in the US is 210 percent positive.
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When time perception changed for people in those studies, was it truly because their perception had changed, or was it rather that their attention had shifted, for instance, to a strange visual hallucination across the room?
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"There's so much risk to them tarnishing their brand reputation, because luxury brand price points are only supported by their perception, and if their brand perception goes down market, their price point gets eroded very quickly. "
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Trump, in turn, has consistently sought to strengthen the perception that America is in chaos, a perception that has enhanced his support while seeming to reinforce his claim that his predecessors, especially President Barack Obama, were failures.
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The perception that the previous day's move was excessive also supported crude.
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"The perception of Warhol was that he was aloof," Ms. Bevan said.
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I don't think that is the perception, I think that's changing now.
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But our powers of mind perception don't end with our fellow human.
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If you feel that way you need to burn that perception down.
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Usually any perception of outside "Western" pressure is counterproductive for a campaign.
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What exactly will be the nature and limitations of Luminar's perception stack?
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Earnings were good but perception is everything: We expected a lot more.
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But the perception varies by the race and ethnicity of the officer.
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Its perception as a seedy locale is just one of several hurdles.
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Why not own a perception you're going to get tagged with anyway?
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If perception can't be improved, objects can be made more perceivable, right?
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The country's Corruption Perception Index score was essentially unchanged during her tenure.
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Awareness and interest will run high enough to potentially shift public perception.
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This idea has tainted the public perception of the case ever since.
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This perception could threaten the region's attractiveness to tech entrepreneurs, she said.
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Similarly, among 10th graders, the perception of harmfulness decreased about 1 percent.
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"The perception of an Aussie rate cut is gaining steam," said Wakabayashi.
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Because there's a perception issue that happens, as well, with Football Manager.
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Article continues below Perception in this game works on other levels, too.
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Once the perception of obesity is disease, everything will fall into place.
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Enter the RDX, the most earnest attempt yet to change that perception.
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Reality — how posing, lighting and edits impact your perception of a photo.
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And indeed, this perception may have actually contributed to the current crisis.
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Consider the phenomenon of how price tag affects our perception of quality.
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"Our industry faces a crisis of perception with multiple stakeholders," he said.
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He will struggle to shake the perception that he is Lula's puppet.
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The common perception that China is incapable of innovation needs re-examining.
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One reason for this is the perception that public opinion is shifting.
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Motherboard spoke to Bevil Conway, a visual perception expert, about this phenomenon.
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We're shaping perception with media, so we've got to be very careful.
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Part of the problem was a perception that African countries were corrupt.
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In fact, Americans' perception of tech companies has steadily dropped since 2015.
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Previous officeholders have tried to avoid even the perception of undue influence.
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The prize underlines the gap in perception between outsiders and many Colombians.
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This perception can drive a person to the point of blind rage.
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Trump's earlier moves — and Bass's undiplomatic tweet — certainly won't help his perception.
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All this fed a perception that Mr Brat was distant and arrogant.
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And your relief might only be perception, but it is sweet relief.Â
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It is also because the perception of disorder fuels anti-immigrant sentiment.
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The company is attempting to change consumer perception through its 365 stores.
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That he needed this show to change the public perception of him.
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Outside Newark, the public perception of the school reforms remains widely negative.
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But the effort to win the game of public perception is real.
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Once again, Barr wants to shape the public's perception of the report.
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Still, it's hard to make the case that this is just perception.
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We consider "loudness" to describe the human perception of a rich sound.
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"The perception in the industry of ... Target is very positive," Smith said.
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How would he like to track the public perception of Mark Zuckerberg?
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Facebook began monitoring Zuckerberg's perception about two years ago, a spokesman says.
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Does anyone in visual perception know why you can hear this gif?
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Our emotions get in the way of an accurate perception of time.
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But the general public perception of influencers has changed over the years.
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But voters' perception of competency appears to often be determined by ideology.
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"We have a reality and a perception," Tudose told reporters on Wednesday.
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But that perception goes away as soon as I land my ship.
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And it's very much about the perception that people have of Russia.
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But its growth is limited by the perception of wastefulness around packaging.
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"It changed the perception of Russia abroad," Sorokin told a news conference.
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The poll also showed a drop in voters' perception of her character.
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An important piece of TuSimple's approach is its camera-centric perception solution.
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A lot of the negative perception comes from people not being educated.
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And it's this difference in perception that makes flashbulb memories so remarkable.
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"It shows how our perception of time is so elastic," Shapiro said.
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More than anything, that perception of Edwards drove Van Hollen to victory.
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Hidden feels that public perception of federal workers hasn't been very positive.
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Or, perhaps not, according to a survey studying public perception toward scooters.
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That perception only grew, thanks to a Today Show appearance soon after.
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Now there is a general perception that the Mafia is almost everywhere.
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But, of course, the alleged perception of women was much more gendered.
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Generally, hallucinogens distort a user's perception of reality, direction, distance and time.
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The public perception of CRISPR is [that] it's in its early stages.
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Everyone in this town has a narrative, and it's all about perception.
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But in the past few months that perception has begun to shift.
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This area of the brain is associated with emotion and risk perception.
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Historically, interest groups have benefited from threat, or the perception of threat.
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Do you think people's perception of Austin is changing in any way?
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Asked about his perception of Trump, Marquez shook his head and scoffed.
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" She added, "Such singularities are useful to the common perception of heroism.
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Psychoacoustics, or the study of sound perception, has been around for years.
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So there's clearly a disconnect in the perception of what constitutes bullying.
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Hopefully, it will also change people's negative perception of the LGBTQ+ community.
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YouGov BrandIndex tracks the perception of more than 1,600 major brands daily.
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Reflective surfaces can suggest connotations of perception, of seeing and being seen.
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Stress and worry are fueled by our own skewed perception of events.
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Yes. Does this mean that our society's perception of beauty is changing?
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Part of this is simply the inevitable perception backlash that accompanies success.
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All of a sudden, dopamine and noradrenalin intensified perception and put the
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Do you think the story influenced the perception people have of Perugia?
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Not just in consumption but very much in production and public perception.
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Depth perception [was normal] but she was above average on tracking objects.
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Do you see the perception of the church or the priesthood changing?
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Does your fans' perception of an album affect how you perceive it?
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This perception needs to change for Republicans to start winning more seats.
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Perhaps more important, I hoped it would alter her perception of me.
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There's this perception that I was sort of thrown out of Hollywood.
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But as the perception of crisis has passed, political attention has wandered.
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Ultimately, Coffer wants to improve the world's perception of Israel through sports.
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The international perception of Ireland also at times languishes in the past.
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But often these slights are unintentional and more a question of perception.
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Recent fumbles have only played into the bad perception of media bias.
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Such perception is also a function of unique, cultural dynamics at play.
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So the problems with perception might have something to do with that.
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This quote reveals how laser focused Trump is on framing and perception.
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" In Mexico, this only increased the perception that Videgaray was "Trump's guy.
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WikiLeaks seems aware of a perception problem when it comes to Russia.
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The changing social and political climate shifted public perception of the clubs.
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"It's about shifting our perception of things that we know," Krzykowski says.
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"I want to change the perception about Latinos worldwide," J Balvin said.
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Poor Perception of Friendship Ties Limits the Ability to Promote Behavioral Change.
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The perception that she's corrupt and untrustworthy has long tainted her popularity.
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That "created a perception that the Ebola outbreak was manufactured," he said.
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They also provide improved situational awareness, thermal imaging, and better depth perception.
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Any negative perception could extinguish consumer desire to switch from an incumbent.
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Rods help with visual perception of shapes, and cones help with colors.
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He says narcissism warps Trump's perception of reality about himself and others.
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Microsoft's perception and resonance with that community is pretty well known historically.
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Redemption involves taking an active role in changing the perception of you.
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Iraq is 12th from the bottom of Transparency International's corruption perception index.
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"We dramatically changed the perception of New York State," Mr. Zemsky said.
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This perception will have a similarly corrosive effect for years to come.
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" He apologized for "negatively impacting the perception of Oculus and its partners.
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In this business, it's not what is reality, it's what's the perception.
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"I guess there's still a perception that Queens is Queens," he said.
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It's like having a new sensory organ; an added level of perception.
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We have the experience to help with perception, to help with localization.
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The perception of discomfort is certainly very different from person to person.
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I think Google's a lot less careful about their perception in Washington.
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Maybe their perception isn't the same as the world, but that's cool.
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And you have the power to change perception, to inspire and empower.
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Your perception of the world changes when you maintain a thankful heart.
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The White House has already begun working to counter bad public perception.
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Yet the perception that Rothko's somber palette reflected personal angst is entrenched.
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It is my mission to change that perception with my small efforts.
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He had been hired to help counterbalance Facebook's perception as left-leaning.
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Public perception of Smith and Carlos began to change by the 1980s.
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Perception and reality are very different things in the commercial art world.
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But the perception of the group as packed with white "brocialists" persists.
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It is a second skin; it determines the limits of our perception.
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So I'm more focused on the substance than the perception of it.
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Van Gogh writes about perception as an interpersonal labor connected to drawing.
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These pages are full of finger exercises, arpeggios of thought and perception.
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It's the feeling that our perception of the world reflects the truth.
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"What is more important, the reality or the perception?" he famously said.
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The details, once surfaced, not only revealed wrongdoing but changed public perception.
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Two exhibitions at the Pomona College Museum of Art challenge this perception.
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"The most important thing is to have perception, street smarts," Velliniatis said.
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There, you see how perception of self and time are totally interrelated.
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A perception of a weakened, chaotic America will green light further attacks.
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Unlike the people's perception, I don't think we had a dominant car.
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If a company lives and profits by perception, so does it die.
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Public perception of the problem, he says, is still very low, though.
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Anyone who knows me knows I have a terrible perception of time.
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"The perception is that something has been taken from you," he said.
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This is what I'm saying about reality versus our perception of reality.
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It changed my perception even more toward the conservation work I do.
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My perception of the sport was that it was stuffy and elitist.
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His perception of Miami didn't shift until he returned there in 1982.
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It's more interested in movement than in the intensities of sustained perception.
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He also could have reduced the perception that he was taking shortcuts.
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Meanwhile, its actions are shaping the public's perception of self-driving cars.
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Still, public perception rarely takes into account the longer, more empirical view.
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I mean, The Doors of Perception … what an Ojai-geeky-too-L.
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"My perception is, I've been treading water for 30 years," he said.
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The same yawning gap between perception and reality holds for sage-grouse.
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That&aposs when Nora&aposs perception of her online match completely changed.
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In fact, California has been molding the perception of marijuana for decades.
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This is a perception that society and companies must work to change.
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And the original correct-- perception on his part had experienced changing conditions.
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But they have this twisted perception of what the people really think.
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But human perception is prone to error, philosophers have long pointed out.
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That is the perception currently sustaining Biden's candidacy for the Democratic nomination.
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Even the perception of overwhelming surveillance can deter criminals and dissidents alike.
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Currently, the perception is there isn't enough land supply in Hong Kong.
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Yet the perception that out-groups gain at in-groups' expense persists.
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So is the perception of "Made in China" changing outside China itself?
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HG: Would you describe that perception of Saudi Arabia as fake news?
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"Perception may be critical to close the gender gap," Jimenez Sanchez said.
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We have a tendency to define leadership based on occupation and perception.
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Either way, there's definitely a widespread perception that we're becoming increasingly anxious.
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Comey faces an uphill battle over the perception of his book, however.
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This is one of those situations where perception matters more than reality.
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Consequently, these women earned more money and changed men's perception of them.
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He gives the perception he is ready and an equal to Trump.
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That day changed my perception of real danger in New York City.
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Many of them had a distorted perception of what those results meant.
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The perception of inequality around us has a couple of different effects.
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"The perception to the reality is a little incongruous," Ms. Milne said.
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Baker said he believed the worldwide grounding was driven by public perception.
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The international perception was riots, bombs going off, blood in the streets.
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That perception trickles down to affect all female skaters, regardless of age.
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These days, there's a common perception that "cheaper" phones aren't as good.
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And, as we are so often reminded, perception is often the reality.
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Why would these journalists or the perception of NewsGuard's journalists be different?
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This shift in perception "generally began in 2006–07," the researchers noted.
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People may not want to do business here because of the perception.
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It also reinforced the perception that DeVos harbors disdain for public schools.
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The Tango phone had the depth perception that allowed this to happen.
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Sometimes our own perception makes us think that these distances don't exist.
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It's a critical perception that persists in modern culture to this day.
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Morgan stresses the importance of shifting the perception of an ideal worker.
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The brain will start embedding this information into your perception of reality.
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Part of that might be tied to perception, according to Lamorre-Cargill.
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By 1966, 63 percent of Americans had a negative perception of King.
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It's one instance in the exhibition that reveals the mutability of perception.
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A lot of their past issues have been perception, PR, public image.
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But a vague perception had been weighing on me constantly during the trip, and suddenly, in the dark bar, that perception sharpened into words: I've never been to so foreign a place before that felt so deeply familiar.
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This sorting means that candidate are less likely to lose voters from their own party due to a perception of extremism — and less likely to win over voters from the opposite party due to a perception of moderation.
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Now, what happened in finance, a lot of the institutions ... Goldman Sachs had been around for a long time and had morphed for a long time, yet still, when you're going through that, you have a perception of yourself and a perception of the way you're viewed that's potentially different than the perception that others have as they look at you from the outside.
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"In other words, the visual perception of the presence of '150 Zionists' referenced in the email could have been rooted in a perception of Jewish ancestry or ethnic characteristics common to the group," Mr. Marcus wrote to the group.
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Of course, Eliasson's multifaceted approach suggests that all the issues in the show are interconnected, that there is a fundamental correlation between viewers' perception of their immediate "environment" and their perception of the environment in the broader ecological sense.
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Nothing, I believe, changes the perception of a black person within his/her community, or their perception of themselves, more than the unsolicited attention of White folks who had previously been indifferent if not hostile to their very existence.
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"The challenge for Continental will be awareness and perception of the Lincoln brand."
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Without that essential level of discursive co-operation, shifts in perception aren't possible.
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With that intervention, we were able to prevent the subsequent perception of tinnitus.
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But when someone is angry or difficult, it's their perception and their problem.
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The mechanism of the reaction works via perception of height, not height itself.
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Throughout the montage, a woman narrates the scenes, describing her perception of herself.
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It often means that rooting for a team alters our perception of reality.
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As a result, the perception of what's permissible and what isn't has drifted.
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Mainly, he touches on the intimacy, vulnerability, and social perception of the body.
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They have a negative perception of Pelosi, of Paul Ryan, of Mitch McConnell.
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But is it a real shift in perception for crypto at big institutions?
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" On the media: "Fuck the paparazzi and whatever perception you have of me.
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For Iceni, it's an unhelpful perception when it comes to securing continued funding.
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And if you have a color perception deficiency it will be even harder.
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Let us all see the forces that underpin our perception of the world.
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Together they hope to change the perception that debating is for posh kids.
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AI is a general term for software that mimics human cognition or perception.
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The irony is that the reputation industry suffers from its own perception issues.
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People have this perception that women's soccer is easy but that isn't true.
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She trips over curbs and stairs because she has lost her depth perception.
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Diversity isn't the only public perception curve that NOW has to climb, either.
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Changes in the landscape have impacted advisers' perception of the wealth management field.
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Perception is one obstacle facing the newcomers, but there are also practical ones.
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I believe there's a big gap between perception and the reality of Africa.
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Today in news that could affect public perception of the big tech companies.
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"They understand that perception is everything," he told BuzzFeed News of the FBI.
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For her, growing up how she grew up, image and perception is everything.
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The promise/perception: the caucus and dead baseball players emerging from a cornfield.
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The results show how progressive messages can change public perception of the court.
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Renee looks just as she's always looked; it's her own perception that's changed.
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Anxiety can alter our perception of time and decelerate our experience of events.
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He would need to dramatically change the perception people have of him now.
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Contrary to the public perception, social businesses are "obsessed with maximizing financial value".
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"Art-wise it's my usual exploration of human perception of itself," he explains.
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Other measures contribute to the widespread perception that Uighur identity is under siege.
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Uber employees riding dirt bikes and bikes test a car's bike perception algorithms.
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Some also had blurred vision, highly dilated pupils, and issues with depth perception.
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Walmart is a legacy brand and has a perception problem in the market.
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"The thing Amazon wants you to fix is the buyer perception," Stine says.
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But contrary to popular perception, violations do not occur only on dingy backstreets.
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One reason that's kind of lame, but sadly very true, is simple perception.
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"We chose frogs to play with our perception of food," Catts told Gizmodo.
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Additionally, the researchers saw no consistent over- or under-perception bias in women.
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I think their perception is completely false; this is not an easy job.
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That is the widely held perception of the continental divide in business culture.
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What seems to be happening is that you're altering your perception of effort.
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AI has gotten quite good at perception and cognition tasks in recent years.
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And our perception of that and how we evaluate that is totally different.
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It also risked "undermining the critical perception that our banks are unquestionably strong".
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What was your community's perception of law enforcement when you were a kid?
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It will be hard, however, to undue the perception Lowe's comments have created.
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Sonnenfeld defended Flannery, saying he likely had a perception problem at the company.
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Admittedly, though, Rice has done little to evade this perception of his character.
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Producers rely on a perception of luxury to sell at higher prices abroad.
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Zimbabwe ranks 154th out of 176 countries in Transparency International's Corruption Perception Index.
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I can't imagine someone who hates the perception of pity more than Jen.
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"Formula E is leading a whole new perception around electric cars," he said.
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Being lumped in with those behemoths would be a perception shift for Apple.
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Some users report similar effects to marijuana --- elevated mood, relaxed feeling, altered perception.
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Leiserowitz is hopeful that the public perception of climate change will soon change.
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There's a perception that living with parents is a less-than-comfy arrangement.
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The perception of plastics as ugly, unnatural, inauthentic and disposable is not new.
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We're not used to having our perception of reality shattered by The Bachelor.
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There may be a variation, or a difference in our perception and experience.
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But as soon as I changed my mind perception, my life literally changed.
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Instead, the perception of women as poor gamers is fueled by other factors.
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On her sixth studio album, Reputation, the Grammy winner, 27, plays with perception.
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As a profession, the public perception of economists could be near a nadir.
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Much of this is driven by the perception of who gets these benefits.
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On Monday's reunion, Garrett spoke out about the perception that he is racist.
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So, anytime there's a failure, it's sort of magnified in the public perception.
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The perception of a riskier environment is liable to be what's governing here.
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How has your perception changed over the course of your time shooting escorts?
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Double standards Outside of perception, the law itself also creates a double standard.
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There's a public perception that print is going away and libraries are obsolete.
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We learned that the key is the "perception" change, as in The Matrix.
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Certainly Trump, in his impetuousness and lack of foresight, has bolstered that perception.
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"Risk perception is a state of mind and can be volatile," said Nunnally.
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The less-often discussed part of the skills problem is one of perception.
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Do you think growing up in New York affected your perception of food?
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Under Modi, the perception of India as being decidedly aligned has only strengthened.
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He forces a new perception of reality on anyone who is around him.
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I feel like her perception of our relationship was completely different than mine.
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"My whole depth of perception, everything was kind of screwed up," Wilson says.
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How has your perception of your own book changed between then and now?
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According to data from one breach notification site, that perception may be right.
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"The perception is that we're propaganda, and we simply are not," Schultz said.
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It was the exposure, not the activity, that created the perception of corruption.
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When I got to high school, my perception of myself began to change.
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As for me, my perception of a naked body has become very clinical.
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So you believe the bias against women doesn't match our perception of bias.
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Useful on the battlefield, this perception is toxic in a servicemember's daily life.
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Centering on the white racism perception of you is futile, distracting and corrosive.
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The news has hurt guests' perception of the brand, weakening sales, Schwartz said.
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But people are going to have to re-adjust their perception of Jackson.
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Amazon has also built a new Echo Spatial Perception technology into the Dot.
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The auto industry — I think there's a perception that we're a little stagnant.
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Other, real stories of LGBTQ people life shaped my perception of gay life.
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"What we are facing is the changing of the perception outside," he said.
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I'm trying to turn it inward and look at the process of perception.
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Gullette argues that ageism stems from the perception that old people are irrelevant.
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Extraordinary sentences, flashes of fresh perception, a carefully constructed edifice with deep meaning.
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The problem, to which Axelrod alludes, is rhetorical — one of perception and appearance.
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Gvasalia and Michele have collapsed the very perception of fashion as rule-maker.
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A 2017 study conducted by Perception Institute and Shea Moisture even confirmed this.
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We gave verified accounts visual prominence on the service which deepened this perception.
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The only way to control public perception online is through fresh, relevant content.
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First, he worried about the domestic perception and reaction to any trade concessions.
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What do you make of that perception and how can you address it?
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Initiation of the action precedes full conscious perception of seeing the approaching ball.
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The myths surrounding bats have long shaped public perception of the night creatures.
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The finding runs counter to the perception created by high-profile police shootings.
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This has cultivated the perception that we are walking targets for terrorism's seizing.
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"It shows that our perception and our reality are very different," Parker said.
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There is a sudden change in the perception of Indian investors as well.
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Fifty-seven percent have a "very unfavorable" or "strongly unfavorable" perception of Clinton.
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Even some supporters have said Clinton faces a perception problem over the issue.
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Whatever hopes the alt-right had of changing that perception died in Charlottesville.
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"The perception differences are more rooted in ideology and partisanship," Mr. Jones said.
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"Theory abounds, but concrete visual perception is at a low ebb," he maintains.
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And contrary to popular perception, those networks are not all populated by liberals.
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Dollhouse devotees know how miniatures mess with your perception of the world, adorably.
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Artificial intelligence and machine intelligence are about decreasing the length of human perception.
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But the real story of "Enduring Love" concerns the neuropsychiatric perception of love.
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The popular perception is that the country's courts fail to convict enough people.
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Our perception of these risks has been almost entirely based on the past.
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In that way, she was like Nancy Reagan minus the negative public perception.
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There's a perception that Beane is not as active as he once was.
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I've previously done work with ideas of self-perception, transformation, and re-invention.
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But Google's recent use of this genre may shift that widely held perception.
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There's still the perception that female victims are to blame for their abuse.
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In this business perception often still rules the day, for better or worse.
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Teddy Schleifer: And you're aware of the perception of what Goldman Sachs is?
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I think the film really does touch on this idea of perception vs.
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When you say like a general perception, is it like a negative thing?
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Stormzy has always been aware of perception, or how people will see him.
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Hardware companies sharpened their products to meet that higher perception and stay solvent.
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Does it bother you that there's this negative perception of you out there?
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That perception of authenticity bleeds across so much of Ice-T's classic material.
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But I think the perception of masculinity now doesn't require stereotypes any more.
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Risk perception was high, and nobody was having to beg anyone to go.
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"Human perception and reality" are her subjects, according to her London gallery, Hales.
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But then these inner pictures arise at the moment when perception fades away.
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But I changed my perception of America, a little bit, after the election.
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It inevitably reinforced the perception that not all electoral participation is weighted evenly.
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Depending on how much you've taken, you might notice changes in your perception.
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How has your perception of the Democratic party shifted since the 2016 election?
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The "perception of noncompliance" is scary, so organizations will start to back away.
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That perception was maintained in London, helped by two early 20th-century masterworks.
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" MacGillis continued: "The NRA's influence depends heavily on the PERCEPTION of its power.
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The distribution has a big impact on a consumer's perception of your brand.
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Another draw is the perception that the authorities in Europe are more tolerant.
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The real question is how much a face-lift will alter this perception.
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His perception of reality, I think he might genuinely think he's doing good.
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Nevertheless, the perception that Blair's office directly involved itself in the dossier persisted.
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What can effective altruists do to mitigate the potential negative perception of them?
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And this straddled the lines of both, and played with the audience's perception.
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But then, we seem to have a pervasive disconnect between reality and perception.
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What if they could have the perception that thousands of years have passed?
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Our inherited anatomy, physiology and instincts have undoubtedly shaped our perception of beauty.
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This seems appropriate to a show about the mutability of perception and image.
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And very quickly, the perception would be that Al Quds is not Jerusalem.
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He was determined to destroy the perception that golfers were not real athletes.
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"People have such a small perception of who we are," Mr. Akmon said.
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AEye, an artificial perception outfit, also tested its sensor technology at the track.
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"I don't want people to panic because perception can become reality," he added.
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How do the claims against them alter the perception of what they've made?
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The country ranks 135th out of 180 on Transparency International's corruption perception index.
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Mattis has also offered thinly veiled criticism of Trump's perception of world affairs.
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Under-perception bias could also serve to help minimize the risk of rejection.
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But public perception is changing, and so is the profile of gay groups.
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The divide between Republicans' and Democrats' perception of the news media is growing.
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The perception was: People are never going to go into a hotel again.
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The success of the Jets is changing people's perception of their own city.
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"The perception emerging is that, well, maybe Trump doesn't care," Professor Blaxland said.
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When you sexually objectify somebody, your perception of their competence and humanity changes.
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It's a matter of perception: I am no longer immediately identified as Muslim.
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At trial, the perception of the officer almost always becomes a critical issue.
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The perception is that they lean left and their executives backed Mrs. Clinton.
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The bigger risk, Cowen wrote, is media coverage, company messaging and public perception.
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"The most important outcome from this race will be the perception," Nevins said.
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How are they integrated to give rise to the perception of a touch?
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"It can also fuel the perception that information is being concealed," he noted.
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Perception shifts inside the plaza, revealing the steel monuments as suspended, like hangings.
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Around four months, babies start to develop more sophisticated visual perception and communication.
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Therefore, the perception that she will only forward 'old tricks', is always there.
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Face ID uses advanced 3-D depth perception to scan the user's face.
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Because pf the complexity of the transaction and the perception that radio's dead.
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First, we talk about the American cultural perception of the beach through movies.
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"Uncertainty at the White House continues to increase perception of risks," Trahan said.
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And I think the perception was here that a similar outcome would happen.
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Mr. Buren's interest in space and perception has rarely been more boldly stated.
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