Here's how Tim O'Reilly puts it in "The Importance of Perl": So, yay Perl after all?
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Perl Programming for Beginners Perl is easy to learn, used for everything from system admin to GUI development.
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When Vargas revealed his immigration status to Peter Perl, his editor at the Washington Post, Perl could have reported him.
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"Cruises today cater to every kind of traveler," said Judy Perl, a cruise specialist and the founder of the New York City travel consultancy Judy Perl Worldwide Travel.
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Alcohol is a good disinfectant for coronaviruses, Dr. Perl noted.
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A luxury cruise usually comes with luxury pricing, but there are ways to save money on your next onboard getaway, said Judy Perl, a cruise specialist and the founder of Judy Perl Worldwide Travel.
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After the crash of 1987, Perl-Ashmore parted ways; Perl into subprime (or "Bs and Cs", as lower-grade loans were called then) and Ashmore into "Alt-A", slightly classier yet not quite prime.
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Not necessarily useful Perl code, but code that still properly executes.
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El alcohol es un buen desinfectante para los coronavirus, aseguró Perl.
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That has prompted Perl to push out the boat a bit.
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Yes, even the Perl can have the wool pulled over his eyes.
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But his prophetic intuitions made him something of a hero to Perl.
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Daniel Perl is continuing to examine the brains of blast-injured soldiers.
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Perl is sometimes semi-jokingly referred to as a "write-only" language.
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As Perl points out, Calder grew up in a family of artists.
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Spring for top category staterooms on lower-priced ships, Ms. Perl said.
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Mr. Perl swears he opened in autumn 93, though the website says 1978.
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Mr. Perl said he expected the Airbnb affair to fade, as other protests had.
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What can make Perl really look like noise is its usage of regular expressions.
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Both devices come in five colors — Breathing Crystal, Amber Sunrise, Perl White, Black and Aurora.
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Even though Vargas publicly disclosed his undocumented status in 2011, Perl wasn't suspended or fined.
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Jed Perl makes the case that Calder was both an avant-gardist and a populist.
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Adam Perl has something to say about that, and he adds to it as well.
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But by 1003, says Perl, it was clear that things were slipping out of control.
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Photograph by George Hoyningen-Huene / Courtesy Condé Nast Archive Perl does a good job telling this story.
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When Perl calls it "fundamentally imperturbable," he may be saying most of what there is to say.
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Perl and his lab colleagues recognized that the injury that they were looking at was nothing like concussion.
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Perl points out that the artist did not like giving his creations titles whose meanings were too literal.
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It was also written in Perl, a language that's "archaic" for malware and used old code, Wardle said.
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It was about a decade ago that Dan Perl chucked it all in to go surfing in Mexico.
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The way Perl and his peers see it, there's nothing shady or menacing about the business of subprime.
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The Lacq Research Center, often referred to by the French acronym PERL, is a topflight Total R&D facility.
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Perl does a terrific job of teasing out the varied sources of Calder's circus, which went through many phases.
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Perl himself was a leading researcher on chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or C.T.E., which has caused dementia in N.F.L. players.
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Adam G. Perl is back, and he is inviting us to play a game other than solving the crossword.
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Like Perl, he bailed in April 260, after Goldman and Lehman Brothers said they'd had their fill of subprime.
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Perl presented the results at the annual meeting of the American Association for Cancer Research in Atlanta on Monday.
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"Even the priciest cruise lines offer deals on these sailings, compared with what their other itineraries cost," Ms. Perl said.
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Wash your hands frequently, said Dr. Trish Perl, an infectious disease specialist at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center.
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"By definition, you will either be assigned a cabin in the category you are guaranteed in or higher," Ms. Perl said.
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"These ships have several thousand passengers so they have a lot of bells and whistles to cater to them," Ms. Perl said.
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Produced by Joseph Dorman and Toby Perl Freilich, the documentary is being screened this month in New York, Los Angeles and Washington.
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Gilteritinib is a pill that's taken daily until a response is seen, though that can take more than a month, Perl said.
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That was exactly what the Pentagon asked Perl to do in 2010, offering him access to the brains they had gathered for research.
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Some of these men, Perl believes, probably had traumatic brain injuries from blasts and should not have been held responsible for their actions.
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During that voyage, Perl notes, young Sandy experienced the first of two big epiphanies that would play great roles in shaping his art.
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"It's not super sexy, but it works," said Dr. Trish Perl, an infectious disease specialist at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center.
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Perl has assembled a vast, almost ragbag amount of data, not all of it riveting, and has woven commentary in and around it.
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Jed Perl, Jerry Saltz (whose interview is by miles the funniest one), and Peter Schjeldahl, who certainly have very diverse sensibilities, share this passion.
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Jack Archibald, a developer advocate for Google Chrome, then wondered if paint smeared on a wall could somehow be turned into valid Perl code.
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If you have a die-hard interest — be it fitness, art history or wine — find a cruise that matches this passion, Ms. Perl said.
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At this year's brunch in June, Edwards and Moore presented member of Congress Karen Bass, BCC's congressional district representative, with the Harriet Perl Tzedek Award.
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Out of a commendable distaste for the opacities of artspeak, Perl insists on a simplicity of language that can sometimes spill over into the fatuous.
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It was a rare opportunity, and Perl left his post as director of neuropathology at the medical school at Mount Sinai to come to Washington.
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That is, its syntax is so bizarre that code written in Perl is essentially unreadable by other programmers and thus not editable by other programmers.
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Debemos lavarnos las manos con frecuencia, indicó la doctora Trish Perl, especialista en enfermedades infecciosas del Centro Médico de la Universidad del Suroeste de Texas.
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Akiva Perl, a Crown Heights resident and son of a Holocaust survivor, said he fears a dark period for the Jewish people is repeating itself.
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" - Jed Perl, The New York Review of Books (2014) "There is, to put it simply, absolutely no valid reason besides money to exhibit this dreck today.
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The series follows a 2018 pre-seed round of $570,000 from its Urban-X accelerator, Urban Us, Accelerate NY / Empire State Development and Perl Street Capital.
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Baldwin's relationship with Columbia Pictures became so strained after the studio hired Arnold Perl to rewrite major sections of the script that Baldwin abandoned the project.
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"We've proven that one therapy is better than another," Perl said, adding that this immediately changes how doctors treat patients and improves the standard of care.
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McMillen writes that much of the time, the results worked simply because Perl can parse unquoted character strings as text that other programming languages would reject outright.
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Alongside the rise of Linux and the web came several other free tools, including the Apache web server, MySQL database, and programming languages like Perl and PHP.
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"We talk about PTSD being a psychiatric problem — how people responded to the horror of warfare," said Dr. Daniel P. Perl, the neuropathologist who led the study.
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By e-mail, Perl observed that a "miraculous achievement" of Calder's abstract art was that it spoke to an international audience — successfully and on its own terms.
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"Relapsed" disease means a patient achieved remission but the cancer returned, and "refractory" disease means chemotherapy didn't work and "the disease grew straight through it," Perl said.
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" Today, Adam Perl offers us an homage to that anthem by anagramming the word TIMES in six symmetrical places in his grid, so the word is literally "changin'.
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Perl, an art critic at The New Republic for more than two decades, has a larger case to make in taking Calder so seriously and at such length.
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His bread slicer, which was there when he bought the place, a former bakery that had been closed for a while, is 80 years old, Mr. Perl said.
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"An all-inclusive cruise may have a higher cost, but you'll end up saving money overall and won't be nickel-and-dimed throughout your trip," Ms. Perl said.
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With them, Perl suggests, Calder gave sculpture a dimension of movement in space, which was also movement in time, that it had rarely had before in Western art.
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PERL-NENNIG, Germany (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Saturday urged the United States to stick to multilateral cooperation, saying a trend towards protectionism was a risk to prosperity.
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But instead, Perl kept it secret for seven years and used the privilege he had as an American citizen to protect Vargas from losing his job and potential deportation.
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Mr. Perl is showing three dubious hands of poker at 17-, 73- and 61-Across, and the theme answers turn out to have nothing to do with playing cards.
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Perl and Gunderlock say they spent weeks going through the 33 pages of Dodd-Frank that was relevant to mortgages, as they looked to crank up the machine again.
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It also announced an official SDK, with support for five languages (Java, Go, Ruby, PHP and Perl 5) — claiming this makes it "easier than ever for developers to create chatbots".
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Freddy: Well, Equifax didn't notice 21.0 shells on their production servers, so... Jason: Yeah, but nobody would use that old Perl code, at least something a little more modern looking.
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Pero es posible que el coronavirus, al dañar las células pulmonares, pueda hacer que la neumonía se asiente en las personas que también contraen gripe o neumonía bacteriana, dijo Perl.
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The current recommendations for reasonable protection against coronavirus from the CDC, which were repeated by Perl and Adalja, involve getting a flu shot (it's flu season!!) and washing your hands.
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It turns out there might be a closer connection between the two than you'd think, as a software engineer discovered that random paint splatters are actually valid Perl code in disguise.
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Bastille Day has been celebrated in New York almost every year that France has been a republic, said Nathan Perl-Rosenthal, a professor of history at the University of Southern California.
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EMILY PERL KINGSLEY Briarcliff Manor, N.Y. The writer is a former board member of the National Down Syndrome Congress and is on the advisory board of the Global Down Syndrome Foundation.
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The script is an RSA signature coded in the PERL programming language and was used early on in the development of Pretty Good Privacy (PGP), a method of digitally encrypting messages.
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And rates of complete remission with either full recovery of blood counts or partial recovery of blood counts was 34% for gilteritinib patients, compared with 15.3% for chemo patients, Perl said.
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"People go crazy for the chocolate," Mr. Perl said, adding that his hamantaschen have been prepared with a cookie-dough recipe that he has jealously guarded for the life of his store.
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According to Ms. Perl, these itineraries are generally lower-priced because they're often one-way tickets from one location to another, and they often occur during the off-season or shoulder seasons.
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Plenty of people told Perl, 68, that he couldn't bring this stuff back so soon after the global financial crisis, and after regulators all over the US radically tightened rules on mortgages.
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Amber Sunrise is a red to orange gradient color, Breathing Crystal is a white-to-purple gradient, Perl White is a white-to-slightly pink gradient, Aurora is a blue-to-turquoise gradient.
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Over the following months, Perl and his team examined several more brains of service members who died well after their blast exposure, including a highly decorated Special Operations Forces soldier who committed suicide.
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Google witness Joshua Bloch—who, while at Sun Microsystems, wrote many of the Java APIs—testified that specific Java APIs are reimplementations of other APIs from Perl 5 and the C programming language.
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But it is possible that the coronavirus, by injuring lung cells, can make it easier for pneumonia to take hold in people who also get the flu or bacterial pneumonia, Dr. Perl said.
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For Perl, considering the modern in what may seem "anti-modernist" terms, rescuing Calder is a way of rescuing the individual imagination from a reading of modern art too narrowly driven by a historical plot.
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When I described these supplies to Trish Perl, chief of infectious diseases at the University of Texas Southwestern, she told me they sound more like something you'd expect to see healthcare workers wearing around Ebola.
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Speaking after a meeting of senior members of her center-right CDU party in the western German town of Perl-Nennig, Merkel said all countries were better off if they worked together instead of isolating themselves.
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CreditCreditNick Oza for The New York Times In early 2012, a neuropathologist named Daniel Perl was examining a slide of human brain tissue when he saw something odd and unfamiliar in the wormlike squiggles and folds.
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"I'm a prune Danish person," said Shirley Gerstel, who was making her first visit since she had a dispute three years ago with Mr. Perl over a blueberry pie she felt was not up to snuff.
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The Java regular expression API is a reimplementation of Perl 5 and the Java string formatting API is a reimplementation from C. This is one of the reasons why programmers get up in arms about Oracle v.
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McMillen discovered that when random paint splatters were processed by OCR software—character-scanning tools that are typically used to turn analog words into digital text—it resulted in valid Perl code 93 percent of the time.
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There doesn't seem to be a specific pattern or criteria for splatter techniques that will definitely generate Perl code, and different approaches to the OCR process could very well produce results from one splatter that another doesn't.
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All five of those men also suffered from the symptoms of PTSD, which, given the location of the scarring, suggests that a physical combat injury could have led to or exacerbated their psychological troubles, Dr. Perl said.
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This documentary from Joseph Dorman and Toby Perl Freilich won't have much new to offer anyone who followed the work of Moynihan (1927-2003), the former Harvard professor, ambassador and four-term Democratic senator from New York.
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Let's check in with Mr. Perl: The inspiration for this puzzle was Bob Dylan's classic song of 1964, "The Times They Are A-Changin'" and the realization that the title could be split into three seven-letter sections.
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"Calder's embrace of toys, play and the like was further complicated by his having grown up in an artistic household where it was taken for granted that such childish things had a more than childish value," Perl explains.
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If the latter is more your speed, Ms. Perl suggested a cruise ship that spends multiple days in a single port instead of one that moves from port to port or is at sea for more than a day.
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Perl and his team then compared the damaged brains with those of people who suffered ordinary concussions and others who had drug addictions (which can also cause visible brain changes) and a final group with no injuries at all.
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The longest survival among gilteritinib patients was seen in those who had a stem cell transplant and then resumed taking gilteritinib to prevent a relapse, but long-term survival was very uncommon among either group of patients, Perl said.
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His significance became inevitable as he rode the benefit of a doubt (a short list of hecklers includes Robert Hughes, Jed Perl, and Hilton Kramer) that lent support to his champions: nothing elevates facetious vulgarity more than attempts to criticize it.
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The greatest British sculptor of the period, Calder's friend and exact contemporary, has, after all, kept his reputation afloat with only a single-volume biography—but this may be a situation where Perl, at least, believes that less is Moore.
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" Name: Io Perl-StrahanGrade: JuniorSchool: Hunter College High School (94th Street)Current Commute: 40 minutes "I'm always on these crowded trains with thousands of people, but I try to just meditate and collect my thoughts before the day of school.
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As Perl lays it out in fine detail, Calder's story reads like a chronicle of some of the most important developments in the history of modern art, a narrative in which Sandy routinely found himself in the right place at the right time.
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He also says that most robotics investment would likely occur in the Perl River Delta given its existing manufacturing and transport infrastructure, raising the possibility that industrial provinces in the nation's north could be weakened further leading to further economic and social inequality.
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It's similar to a car that races forward without you stepping on the gas pedal, Perl said; gilteritinib, which was approved by the US Food and Drug Administration in November, essentially stops the fuel from getting to the engine by directly targeting the gene.
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It's probably hard for a biographer not to feel compelled to psychoanalyze a subject from time to time; fortunately, when Perl does dip into Calder's psyche in search of clues to understanding his ideas, he does so without forcing his findings through any preconceived critical framework.
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" Beginning as a "key figure in the international abstract avant-garde," he "went on in the 1960s to become one of the most widely admired and beloved artists in the world," and he was able to do so, Perl noted, "without ever losing his vanguard cred.
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Drawing from "The Autobiography of Malcolm X" (1965), a screenplay by Arnold Perl and James Baldwin, and copious research, Spike Lee traces the life of Malcolm Little (Denzel Washington), the street hustler turned black nationalist leader who became a tenacious force in the civil rights movement.
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In a clinical trial, rates of complete remission were 22000% for those receiving the new drug, gilteritinib, compared with just 23% for those given standard chemotherapy, explained Dr. Alexander Perl, lead study author and an associate professor at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania.
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The first comprehensive biography of the artist, Calder: The Conquest of Time: The Early Years: 1898–1940 (Knopf, 2017) written by art critic Jed Perl, provides a helpful narrative map (and will soon be followed by a second and final biographical volume, Calder: The Conquest of Space: The Later Years: 1940-1976 in 2020).
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Perl, a well-known American art critic who formerly wrote for the New Republic, and who has written numerous books about different aspects of modern-art history, was granted full access to his subject's letters and personal archive during the decade he spent researching and writing this comprehensive, first-ever critical biography of one of the giants of modernism.
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Perl notes that, four years later, Calder wrote to the American art collector Albert Gallatin, recalling that his "first impulse to work in the abstract" had come from visiting Mondrian's atelier, where he was struck by the power of the Dutch modernist's stripped-down palette of black, white, and the primary colors of red, yellow, and blue.
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Neighborhood Joint 9 Photos View Slide Show ' The neighborhood around Second Avenue and East Seventh Street has changed a good deal in the last four decades or so, since Moishe Perl opened his kosher bakery on a block that could be described as dicey, when he would often need to scatter a few drunks sleeping it off on the sidewalk when he opened up in the morning.
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