These books posit hormonal change as both arduous and interesting.
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Estimates posit that approximately two billion people are unbanked globally.
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While you check, let me posit a guess: One zillion.
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Why should it matter, they posit, if love conquers all?
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Before I get too maudlin, let me posit an upside.
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There appears to be some important exceptions to that posit.
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"So it seems like it happened kind of organically," I posit.
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Let's posit that Brown is no worse than his sainted peers.
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You posit an argument and people can upvote or downvote it.
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I posit this as someone who likes both of those things.
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Cola isn't the first company to posit platformization of messaging clients.
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There's no need to posit a separate quality of thinking differently.
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Many fan theories posit that the Crypts hide something other than bodies.
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It is not all Mark Zuckerbergs at the top, the authors posit.
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HENRY MAHNCKE, CEO, POSIT SCIENCE: It improves your visual speed and attention.
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The census, in comparison, tends to posit more reasonable estimates for turnout.
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Other theories posit that this foreshadows Bran warging into a dragon, namely Viserion.
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Crucially, Disco Elysium doesn't just posit cause and effect and go from there.
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Instead, we'll posit that the 1753-foot-7 sharpshooter is simply a chameleon.
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The incident coincided with a reduced interest in the firm's Posit dark pool.
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Because the leftist conspiracy Hannity et al posit goes something like this: 1.
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Right, but maybe not if you posit forward, you know what I mean?
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What could you possibly posit about Trump that's unrealistic, that he won't do?
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Rappaport's biographical films posit movie stardom as a meta-narrative superseding individual film texts.
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Some researchers, for instance, posit chains of neurons, linked by synapses, that fire sequentially.
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That strange metamorphosis has, I would like to posit, reached its peak of late.
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We do nonetheless posit a long-shot scenario that would rival the Trump surprise.
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It is fair to posit that this will not be a smooth path forward.
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The students' lawyers from Zimmerman Reed and the Medler Law Firm posit two theories.
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Donald J. Trump and his supporters posit their antipathy as a reaction to Mrs.
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Many ancient traditions posit the existence of a primal tree that embodies eternal life.
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The poem's other pivot words also posit an unusual kinship between light and dark.
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Ultimately what I posit here depends on a number of changes coming all at once.
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They posit a theory that Oliveira was suspended for doxxing someone who was trolling him.
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Luckily, Dern and Witherspoon have taken to Twitter to posit some (not so serious) suggestions.
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First, they posit that if Trump's behavior offends liberals, then it must have some merit.
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However, legends posit that there should be three more men added to the death toll.
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People are trying to posit Mitt Romney running for Hatch's seat as Romney versus Trump.
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We posit a theory, counter it, and then come back to it again and again.
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Both posit a medical duty to refrain from increasing trans people's suffering — what's called nonmaleficence.
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I posit that this formula won't work for a vast majority of papers across the country.
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Some historians posit that these traditions may have influenced the way we now celebrate February 14.
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Some posit that Google moved slowly because it was worried consumers would balk at privacy concerns.
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This, the films posit, is the relationship of Christian America to the rest of the country.
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The researchers posit that when you're critical of yourself, you can project that criticism onto others.
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Hence there's no clear direction one way or the other to posit from a Trump impeachment.
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" Rooting for Frank "Stylistically, the opening episodes posit season four as the show's most ambitious yet.
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Many conservatives use radical tactics, so they posit a massive Saul Alinsky footprint in liberal politics.
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Smelling a prospective date, they posit, is all you need to decide if you are compatible.
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Though I would also posit that she is a big baby about a lot of things.
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"I posit to the state, the second he has said something, you've heard it," Judge Williams said.
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In Home Work, Ann Toebbe and Sarah McEneaney posit two different visions of middle-class domestic space.
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Let's posit that a sizable portion of congressional Republicans prefer to have Donald Trump out of office.
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I posit a theory: It's the Sonic games' disparity in quality that breeds this kind of community.
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Legal observers, including Jack Goldsmith, posit explanations ranging from the critical and sympathetic to, at worst, pejorative.
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I've seen some posit that it was a reaction against laptop-driven methods of live electronic performance.
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If you don't need to go to a gas station, mobile fuel customers posit, why would you?
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Scholars posit that the Mandarins burned the ships because the political elites were afraid of free trade.
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"We posit that wearing clothes causes people to 'embody' the clothing and its symbolic meaning," they wrote.
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Historically, the study authors posit, men may have avoided investing in offspring that wasn't biologically related to them.
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Models of this scenario posit that large dying stars become destabilized by matter-antimatter creation in their cores.
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This isn't the first study to show how Posit Science's brain training techniques can help with neurological conditions.
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Let's posit that, somehow, you've managed to convince another person to enter into a consensual relationship with you.
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" Others posit ethical concerns, as in "Who the hell are we to impose our will on the universe?
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Many nuclear advocates, confronted by the gender gap, posit a simple explanation: women know less about nuclear power.
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But Reeves, to his credit, refuses to posit a psychological rationale for those who snitch to the state.
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It could also be overly simplistic to posit mindfulness as a way to stop a potential future shooter.
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Their storylines eschew dialogue and employ fairytale archetypes to subvert the player's expectations and ultimately posit deeper questions.
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Biodynamic believers posit that wines taste their best when the moon is passing through Sagittarius, Aries, or Leo—a.k.a.
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Others posit that Mr Giuliani is trying to overwhelm and confuse, so voters do not know whom to believe.
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Perhaps most of all, they posit bodies as transgressive— partitioned and fluid, interchangeable desiring-machines — non-normative par excellence.
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But it's not hard to posit what conspiracy liability might look like for the President and his closest associates.
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Proponents posit that it improves oral health by treating gingivitis, preventing tooth decay, killing bad breath, and whitening teeth.
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A lot of it boils down to simple discrimination, the researchers posit, however hard that might be to measure.
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The biggest headaches for modern caterers, the brothers posit, are food preferences and intolerances dressed in food-allergy drag.
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I'd posit that the real hassle is all the men questioning whether you belong there in the first place.
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Some posit he was an intelligence operative, or a gangster on the run from a shadowy organized crime group.
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The author's intent was to posit a confusion between Picasso and Pizarro, not Pissarro, as the correction erroneously said.
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Beyoncé is both old South and new South — her musical and aesthetic approaches posit them as existing on a continuum.
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While this may seem excessive and unnecessary, we dare to posit that the addition actually provides a very important function.
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There's absolutely no need to posit any kind of "compromise" other than basic political survival instincts to explain Graham's behavior.
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It's so successful, so viral, and will soon have merch, I must posit: Is the egg just another Kardashian project?
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So, they posit, seeing as sex consists of mental, social, and physical activity, more sexing must also mean better thinking.
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That leads Krinsky to posit that $90 is a former level of resistance that has become a level of support.
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Previous hypotheses posit that the shape and location of the animal's digestive system influences the position in which they relax.
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Thousands of Searchers have converged online to posit their theories on what the clues are and what they might mean.
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It is a febrile mood, and no end of conspiracy theories posit what a scheming junta intends to do next.
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The more lyrically inclined may posit that the torrential rain at the Stade de France washed away Iceland's magic dust.
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But some theories posit that nightmares can be a way for our brains to cope with and process unpleasant memories.
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I would posit that anything you've seen on Facebook in terms of targeted ads can be done on steroids, i.e.
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By that logic, I could posit that literally every conclusion doctors have ever come to about our health is false.
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And, I posit, when it's very, very good, it's art that you can wear out to lunch on the weekend.
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More persuasive are analyses that posit genres such as landscape painting and photography, street photography, and nude as historical processes.
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He was able to say, correctly, that he beats Trump in polls that posit a hypothetical matchup of the two.
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Whose and Whom brings together artists from around the globe who posit the body as a vehicle for performing gender.
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Others posit our solar system might have had a fifth gas giant that was ejected and left to wander the cosmos.
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In a study published today in Nature Geoscience, researchers posit they've detected water within volcanic deposits spread across the lunar surface.
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Then they posit that the remedy for that violence is a progression of deliberate, even gleeful acts of violence in return.
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But I posit that there's one aspect of the movie that we can all agree on: I'm talking about the abs.
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AAA has even partnered with Posit Science to offer the program to its members 55 and older at a discounted rate.
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Diehard fans of Game Of Thrones have already taken to Reddit to posit some theories about what exactly all this means.
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Ultimately the researchers' definition is meant to capture all of that, and they posit that prior definitions haven't quite done so.
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The researchers posit that young women are more competent than they believe, while their male peers are overconfident in their abilities.
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Finger said it's "terrifying" and "repulsive" to posit that judges are expected to fulfill the political desires of whomever appointed them.
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But to believe this, frankly, requires a much greater suspension of disbelief than to posit that the president colluded with Russia.
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They posit women as sex object or secretary on one end of the spectrum or frigid successful bitch on the other.
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One caveat is that the bootstrapped equation assumes weak interactions between primordial fields, while some models of inflation posit stronger dynamics.
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Some posit you could do that with boxed mac and cheese and coins of hot dogs and get the same result.
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You could posit that Donald Trump, Manhattan real estate celebrity, is the equivalent of a Democrat who learned to appeal to Republicans.
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And the nice thing is that anyone can do it: These programs posit that genius is a practice, not an innate quality.
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All this, the Republicans posit, would eliminate the national debt and lead the country to a measly $9 billion surplus by 2027.
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With this much established, Occam's razor is now on the side of those who posit direct-collusion theories rather than indirect ones.
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We posit that the numerous businesses of which Trump was CEO failed because he personally failed the tone at the top test.
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All breakups aren't bad, the lyrics posit; sometimes you learn something from them and sometimes they even leave you in decent shape.
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Gift Guide: Leading VCs recommend their favorite reads from 2019 It's a great story, with tough questions that don't posit easy answers.
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More contemporary dramas, like "White Girl" or "Heading South," posit racial and cultural difference as eternal inhibitors to real chances of stability.
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The researchers posit that having an inner circle composed mainly of women provides access to resources such as gender-specific information and support.
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Or, they posit, there is something else happening in the labor market to offset whatever negative effect the minimum wage hikes have had.
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Others even posit the reverse psychology theory, where everyone who appeared to "die" is actually alive while the ones who "lived" are dead.
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Instead, investors must weigh the scenarios that enthusiasts posit: what if, say, every pension fund invested 1% of its portfolio in the cryptocurrency?
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I posit that podcasting has become the default method for consuming longform journalism and commentary and that should give writers and journalists pause.
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Glazer: In the book, we posit a Superfandom equation: for fandom to form, you need a critical mass, a platform, and emotional response.
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Still, I would posit that more credit is due to the show's wig and makeup departments than to Moore's range as an actress.
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Some studies posit that savings peter out above $50 billion in assets—a tiny fraction of the trillions held by really big banks.
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Some scientists posit that what matters is not just the level of stress, or even its type, but how it is thought about.
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While some stories claim that the babies simply drowned, others posit that they adapted, grew gills, and have sworn revenge on the living.
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Some theories posit that an asteroid first brought amino acids here, gifting our planet with the seeds of life, though that's still debated.
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I'd posit that there is more in common between an athlete like LeBron James and my favorite skateboarder, Supreme's Tyshawn Jones, than not.
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Even after he pleaded guilty to one count of wire fraud in March 2016, Mr. Newman continued to posit himself as an entrepreneur.
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"If our foreign policy becomes more antagonistic, one could posit that would influence people's decision to come to the United States," he said.
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I'd posit that another reason for the delay is that NBC was trying to figure out what to do about Billy Bush's involvement.
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" He went on to posit that "there will be one more console generation and then after that, we will be streaming, all of us.
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He went so far as to posit that automation may be a universal biological impulse, if a species were intelligent enough to commence it.
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A.Ron and Jim posit that this may be due to him losing a touch of his humanity when he was resurrected by Melisandre's flames.
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It's a tough sell to posit Equifax, which fluffed almost every step of the breach process, before and after its disclosure, as a victim.
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The models I've seen posit that the Earth is a disk with the North Pole in the center, bounded by Antarctica at the edges.
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That's a different tone from both the film and book, which posit Mother as a dark, demonic force that results from Norman's awful parenting.
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The authors posit a rule of thumb: a ten-point rise in their ageing ratio is associated with 20183 extra robots per thousand workers.
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The city Cohesion and the architectural design development and illustrations does however, posit itself as a forward looking model of confidence, solidarity and cohesion.
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But I would posit that the influence of Kolchak extends beyond the fact that its hero tracked down monsters and ghouls haunting the night.
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And with so much abundant criminality in our society, why, they posit, should the FBI lose focus on terrorists, bank robbers, pedophiles, and gangbangers?
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Increasingly, they posit that we got our taste for the flesh of other beasts from scavenging from animals that really are natural born killers.
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Santarnecchi and neuroscientist and CEO of Posit Science, Henry W. Mahncke, who both studied photobiomodulation, also agree that it's too early for consumer treatments.
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It's easy to posit that "No Russian" (which you can watch here; viewer discretion advised) draws upon the 23 terror attacks in Mumbai, India.
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To summarize the researchers' conclusions:¯\_(ツ)_/¯ To be fair, the researchers did posit some explanations, but they weren't willing to commit to a particular interpretation.
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"I think the last thing we want to do is posit another attack on that city we all love," Gansa said of the new setting.
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We also talk about how I'm Seth Cohen ("I'm a big dork and I listen to emo") and posit that my partner is Ryan Atwood.
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So, I want to posit that one day doesn&apost a trend make or an up day or a down day define this market here.
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Mr Ansar and his co-authors assume this margin is 40%: they posit a ratio of expected benefits to costs of 1.4 for every project.
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Over the years, she's learned how to assess or reassess what healing looks like and the dangers of conversations that posit abusers at extreme polarities.
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Those concerned with social issues might posit that he coded multiple identities into his music and his persona for the sake of affirming different communities.
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If I posit that Rasheed is the hierophant who will reveal all in due time, then I can wait for the revelation down the line.
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Some posit that gravitational changes in the region caused the bending, while others attribute the crookedness to heavy snow that flattened the trees over time.
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Sectarian divisions and class rivalries have deepened, providing fertile ground for radicals who posit their own brutal vision of Islamic Utopia as the only solution.
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In addition, some inside Facebook posit that Systrom just got back from paternity leave, and it's possible he simply reevaluated things while he was gone.
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Unfortunately, experts posit that cancer — which is "basically a disease of chronic inflammation," Buczacki said — can develop when something goes awry during this regenerative process.
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In each of its four movements, Bruckner grapples with large-scale elements of form, as if using musical structure to posit larger questions of meaning.
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Also, and perhaps more idealistically, taking care of people's most basic needs will give them the freedom to be more creative and productive, supporters posit.
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In contrast, movies like "Booksmart" posit a world where we're long past debating the humanity of people who aren't thin, white, straight, wealthy and male.
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They posit the thing between your ears as an immense cosmic universe, or at least one of the most intricate of all of nature's creations.
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Mr Hussain feels that politicians posit Muslims as a monolithic bloc, and that bitter and media coverage hardens unhelpful notions of irreconcilable Muslim and British identities.
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All GUT models posit that quarks, the fundamental building blocks of protons and neutrons, were initially indistinguishable from leptons, the class of particles that includes electrons.
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Prosecutors posit Watts — after backing the truck into the garage — likely placed the three bodies in the bed before driving them to the oil work site.
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Endgame uses a theory of time travel that's pretty different from that of most other movies, which posit that changing the past also changes the future.
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It is tempting to posit that endurance art has always been coded male in the public discourse, since physical strength and violence are associated with masculinity.
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He did however posit that it's not unusual for hens to retain eggs (especially when "very stressed") although these eggs usually drop out the next day.
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I'd posit that Ossoff (or another Democratic candidate) could win in the Sixth in November if Trump's approval rating goes down to 37 percent or less.
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Rather, the authors posit that Lorax may have been involved in a type of symbiotic relationship with the Truffula trees and his surroundings, threatened and defensive.
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Given all the attention paid to "Made in Italy" over the last few years, it seems almost wishful to posit style as an expression of nationality.
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I would posit that where this business model falls apart is in the way it makes people feel: that they are being manipulated in strange ways.
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I am going to posit a theory: that a lot of the people in this photograph have never popped a thumbs-up before in their life.
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Researchers in Banff also posit that bears, who are smart about finding abundant food sources along train tracks, can learn quickly to avoid trains, as well.
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The curators posit that the turreted edifice also carries associations with the mental asylum in Santander, Spain, to which Carrington was committed after her 1940 breakdown.
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Archeologists posit that a thriving craft-based economy populated by lapidaries, potters, garment makers and especially obsidian workers making razor-sharp blades made the city rich.
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If you're nodding off right now thinking about this, I would posit that these moves, however minor right now, are an important step forward in cryptocurrency acceptance.
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So that's why some naysayers posit that even if Spotify's direct listing succeeds, it will not usher in a sea change in how the standard IPO unfolds.
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In other words, they posit a white room and focus their inquiry almost entirely on the white room, without much looking outward, or in from the outside.
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Posit Science's brain training exercise was initially developed by Dr. Karlene Ball of the University of Alabama at Birmingham and Dr. Dan Roenker of Western Kentucky University.
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The allure is easy to understand—the most wildly optimistic ideas posit transit across large expanses, such as Los Angeles to San Francisco, in under an hour.
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It felt like with such kind of lofty stakes, we should have a direction and posit a solution to some of the questions that we're exploring here.
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KEN LEFKOWITZ, MEDFORD, N.J. To the Editor: Concern about President Trump's behavior has led many to posit mental instability as a way to remove him from office.
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On Thursday, Walid Jumblatt, the leader of the Druze religious minority and a powerful politician, was the latest to posit Mr. Ghosn as a savior of sorts.
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The designers posit that in the future, buildings will not be static but will be able to change and adapt to their surroundings — becoming symbiotic, not anthropocentric.
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The OpenAI researchers posit that "multi-agent autocurricula," or self-teaching agents, are the way forward in many circumstances where other methods are too slow or structured.
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Based on the results "Starry Night" turned up, the researchers posit that the poem was written on a night between January 25 and March 31, 570 BCE.
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Others posit that it's derived from the Middle English words "fyke" and "fike," or the Low German "ficken," which first meant "to scratch" before becoming a swear word.
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"It is difficult to posit a physiological basis for this EEG [electroencephalographic] activity, given that it occurs after a prolonged loss of circulation," Norton and her team wrote.
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There's no known neurological reason why the vomiting feels more than physical, my experts posit; it just seems that way because of the emotional journey simultaneously taking place.
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As someone who has spent time in an airport security line before, I would posit that this is an optimistic outlook that borders on naïvety regarding human nature.
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Others, like Robert Shiller, posit that psychology has a big effect on market prices, pointing out that share prices fluctuate far more than fundamental variables such as dividends.
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But another sort of book is emerging, a counterpoint to these productivity bibles, that seems to posit that self-optimizing solutions are treating the symptoms, not the disease.
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Forgive me if I posit that the purpose of the article was probably never humor at all, but simply to lure the impulsive rage clicks of credulous conservatives.
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We can posit that a more diverse Apple design team might have been able to rethink the AirPod design so as not to exclude those with smaller ears.
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There is nothing remotely funny, though, about the concluding passages of a play unafraid — as Mr. McDonagh has done — to posit terrorism itself as a form of psychosis.
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Against the skeptical view of the achievement of the American Revolution, one can easily posit a view more radical than even the ideology of radical Whigs quite suggests.
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However, the authors posit that maintaining an equal distance in front of and behind us would dramatically reduce those disturbances, as well as travel time and fuel consumption.
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At this point the wise and statesmanlike thing is to suggest that there is no need to posit a false choice between identity-based grievances and economic ones.
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Trump's arguments simultaneously posit the need for limits on presidential immigration authority and shine light on the absence of a principled answer to what those limits should be.
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Whereas conventional narratives of female infidelity so often posit the unfaithful woman as a passive party, the women I talked to seemed in control of their own transgressions.
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The common ancestor of all animals alive today, humans included, did not, they posit, have the biological equipment needed to discern the sex of others of its species.
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For Gareth Price, senior research fellow on the Asia program at Chatham House, the dispute reflects how China and India posit themselves within the pecking order in Asia.
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The guidelines, 10 in all, posit that males who are socialized to conform to "traditional masculinity ideology" are often negatively affected in terms of mental and physical health.
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If appeals to centrism lack a certain oomph, they compensate with an air of legitimacy, the ability to posit that your own view is the only reasonable option.
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In my book, "The Third Wave," I posit that we have entered a new era where entrepreneurs will disrupt entrenched industries like health care, energy, education, food and transportation.
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They question the hubris of an American boy billionaire who believes the world needs his help and posit that existing businesses and governments are better positioned to spread connectivity.
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Yet, here again, they posit the Saudi art scene and even the Misk Art Institute as "grassroots," and, as ludicrous as that may be, the international art world obliges.
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Your book was interesting to me not just because you posit "place" as to the answer to the attention economy, but because of the particular place you talk about.
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Several of her works depict "arches," or what I might describe as abstract ovoid images which, quite obviously, posit a kind of feminist figuring onto the brightly painted landscapes.
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I don't mean to posit a crisis of definition, what with several more pressing national crises at hand, but Vernon epitomizes an indie generation freaked out by the concrete.
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TERFs posit that biological sex characteristics are immutable, that gender is determined by genitals at birth, and that trans women are gynephiliac fetishists invading women's spaces with male privilege.
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If, for example, Democrats posit that Medicare for all would eliminate health care premiums and reduce out of pocket costs, support rises to 20203 percent with 30 percent opposed.
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They posit that primary wins for candidates on the left of the party show that the liberal base is energized, in part because of its vociferous opposition to Trump.
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That prompted people to posit that another disease had caused the Black Death, said historian Winston Black, who is writing a book that busts a number of plague theories.
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You know all the things that Constance very rightly points out above about how Collins uses the love triangle to posit two different versions of who Katniss could be?
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Some posit basic income as a way to let market forces work their ruthless magic, delivering innovation and economic growth, while laying down a cushion for those who fail.
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Still, I'd like to posit that on the whole, Better Things is an antidote to an endless string of terrible men, one that stretches back not years but millennia.
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Many posit that it's unethical to pay criminals who may ultimately be supported by rogue nation-states or organized crime, or that paying a ransom will only invite more criminals.
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That boundary melding allowed him to posit the existence of cognitive mechanisms that wouldn't be empirically proved for decades, but it also led him astray in problematic, ultimately hurtful ways.
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Based on research from Harvard Medical School and McLean Hospital, the stud found that using Posit Science's BrainHQ app drove improvements in measurements of overall cognitive ability among bipolar patients.
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The way Hnath sees it, Nora (Metcalf) became a successful writer who translated her experience into works that dangerously posit women might be better off without the shackles of marriage.
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Another theory that I would posit is that the U.S. does know about specific backdoors, but wants to use those backdoors for espionage rather than revealing them to the public.
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Ten stories flanked by two novellas posit that possessions may in turn possess their owners, while exploring definitions of generosity, the emotional cost of money and the subjectivity of worth.
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Much as a human observer might posit the relationships between people based on physical features like eye color, hair color and height, the classifier did the same using neural connections.
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He was the first political analyst to posit the existence of a large enough latent population of disaffected whites to elect Republicans nationally, without making major inroads with minority constituencies.
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"ITG has taken meaningful remedial actions during the course of the SEC's investigation, including imposing additional limitations on access to U.S. POSIT data as well as enhancing" disclosures, ITG said.
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Their hope: Republicans can convince voters to look past their own failure by attacking Obamacare's effectiveness and posit that Democrats would go much farther in remaking the nation's health system.
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Language is a construct of patriarchal society, these theories posit, and its elitist rules act as a gatekeeping method to uphold the racist and sexist system that created said language.
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The issue: Law enforcement groups insist they need access to encrypted data lest criminals go free; security experts posit that providing such access invites global security disasters and mass hacking.
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Those who posit that the 252 Blocks was a tradition passed down through generations point to this disruptive historical moment as the end of the form's practical use and transmission.
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I wanted to posit an alternative history in which women who sew and read are seen as actively engaging in creative work, rather than as passively frittering away their hours.
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House Republicans and President Trump posit that if we lower the corporate tax rate it will result in greater job growth, higher wages, increased business investment and stronger economic growth.
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Though my nausea is likely an unintended side effect of being new to VR, Adrift does posit itself as a realistic depiction of what it's like to travel in zero-G.
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The settlement would be the company's second in recent years with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission involving its U.S. POSIT dark pool, following a $20.3 million charge in August 2015.
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My partner and I get into a debate wherein I posit that what lingerie you wear to a sex party matters a lot, and he says it doesn't matter at all.
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Most states posit that employees should have some time off to vote, and some specify a certain amount of time, like two or three consecutive hours while polling places are open.
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"If we posit that in September or October much of this doesn't go away but it stops increasing, then the pressure for slightly higher yields is probably with us," he said.
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If a "cause" is found it could posit a "cure," potentially opening the door to so-called reparative therapies similar to those that attempt to turn gay people straight, advocates say.
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It's the fashion equivalent of cognitive studies that suggest smiling more makes you feel better; both posit that what you do, or don, on the outside, can help change your inside.
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Some of the pieces even have "family questions" attached which posit queries around the ideas of thoughtfulness, logical thinking, and community for children and their parents to mull over and discuss.
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The Information Age, which I posit began as early as the late 1800s and stopped at the introduction of the first home computers, was based on the precept that information was power.
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"No health professional would suggest that any person with hypertension forego the protection offered by prescribed blood pressure medication," said Dr. Henry Mahncke, the chief executive of Posit Science, in a statement.
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While I won't posit on the future of mobile tech, I will note that until we put our phones away and look at the world anew we will do nothing of note.
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GUTs, on the other hand, posit various mechanisms by which subatomic particles (of both matter and antimatter) can fall apart and thus, in some way, allow matter to gain the upper hand.
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While trying to pull my eardrums out I distinctly heard Snowden posit during the Q&A that "the answer to bad speech is more speech," the meaning of which is deliriously opaque.
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By way of an explanation, the authors posit that early voting removes election day of its stimulating effect on the electorate (ie, by stretching a single-day voting window across several weeks).
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I would also posit that wideout Brian Hartline ($3 million) and safety Donte Whitner ($3.95 mil; $6.2 mil savings as a post-June 1 cut) could be let go without much harm.
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Based on that reasoning, those who oppose a Trump candidacy posit that all they have to do is to pick off the alternatives until there is only one remaining opponent to Trump.
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They posit not just that Manafort was set up, but also that Democrats worked with Ukraine to frame Russia for hacking Democrats' emails, a dastardly Democratic plot that led to Trump's election.
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Some posit that eau de toilettes are made for daytime wear while eau de parfums are made for nighttime, but with all things in beauty, it is all about what you prefer.
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It's one thing to be in the academy and to posit different situations that you wish existed; it's another thing to step out and make art and put it into the world.
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The one partial exception is their discussion of the Vietnam War, in which the authors posit that Kissinger's negotiations may have prolonged a failing American military strategy and increased the death toll.
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But by the end of the documentary, she and many of her subjects posit that it's possible to learn from history and to change, and to trust each other a little more.
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Maldacena's calculation started an industry, as researchers applied his techniques to work out the higher-point signatures of other inflationary models, which posit additional fields and associated particles beyond inflatons and gravitons.
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Name Withheld A will made by someone not of sound mind is obviously problematic, but let's posit that it merely formalized the inheritance you would have received had your father died intestate.
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Philosophical notions of the sublime posit nature's mystifying vastness — suggested by Martin's unending horizontal lines—as inspiration for the realization that the universe is ceaseless, an understanding which would bring indescribable peace.
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The N.F.L. has expanded rapidly in the two decades since the Raiders and the Rams left, which has led some to posit that the league did not need to return to Los Angeles.
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Given that Facebook only acted on a small proportion of what Avaaz found and reported overall, we might posit that the company is setting a very high bar for acting against suspicious activity.
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A conspiracy theorist might also posit that Uber may plan to shift to Facebook's approach of referring to its "family" of services, as a way of disguising any slowdown in its core service.
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"The major reason we posit for Silicon Valley's ascendence is that Route 128 was focused on the minicomputer and Silicon Valley was focused on the PC," Sichelman told me in a recent interview.
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While he was an awkward loner, and despite his defense team's attempt to posit both mental illness and autism as explanations for his behavior, a court-appointed physician found him fit for trial.
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But you don't need to posit some kind of John Le Carré conspiracy theory, where Kislyak is the puppet master pulling the strings of a vast White House–Kremlin plot, to explain why.
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In comparison, only about 9 percent of undergraduates in computer science were international students (perhaps, deans posit, because families are nervous about sending offspring who are barely adults across the ocean to study).
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To protect themselves, they've been keen to posit themselves as an indispensable part of the energy transition instead of a barrier to it, protecting their social license to operate oil and gas companies.
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BECKY QUICK: What-- will it mean for American business overall, and-- as a-- posit of that, what will it mean for the economy over the next year and over the next several years?
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The point of underscoring the species of Mr. Bloomberg's sexism is to posit that it's not simply the result of businesslike pragmatism, but part of a long legacy of historical hostility to mothers.
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I would posit the theory that over the last generation, we've really, at all levels of government, taken a bit of a generational vacation from investing in our infrastructure in the proper way.
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Darren Aronofsky's latest head-scratcher lit up Film Twitter over the weekend, starting one of those nerd-offs where everyone had to take a side, posit a theory, or offer up some snarky witticism.
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Given that the VC firm is so active at seed-stage, I posit that LocalGlobe has a disproportionate influence on the startup food chain and therefore the London tech industry's lack of diversity overall.
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And when we tend to posit the danger in this familiar trope of science fiction, we're essentially looking at this idea that we have—that there will be a RoboCop going around killing people.
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Trump has also attempted to connect Hunter Biden's business dealings in both China and Ukraine in order to posit something of a global conspiracy, and continues to call on both countries to investigate Hunter.
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In a new study published in Nature, paleoanthropologist John Kappelman and colleagues from the University of Texas at Austin posit the hypothesis that Lucy met her fate after falling feet first from a tree.
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As Retro Report notes, two social psychologists in New York, John M. Darley and Bibb Latané, conducted experiments that led them to posit that Ms. Genovese might have survived had there been fewer witnesses.
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But it's the "don't know these characters" bit that has caused the most consternation, because, I would posit, there is basically no way a television-addicted baby boomer wouldn't know who these characters are.
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I would posit that In the Bedroom is a journey into our individual psychic rooms, where memory mingles with childhood, desire and loneliness, a potent cocktail that haunts the viewer long after you've left.
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Nona Faustine uses another of Zealy's images, of a young woman named Delia, to posit ideas of agency as well as a woman's right to present herself to the world as she sees fit.
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I still posit that solving with someone else makes the experience even more fun, as long as they don't grab the grid away and start writing in the answers for you, because that's just wrong.
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In a new paper published in the Journal of Geophysical Research, planetary scientists Simon Lock at Harvard University and Sarah Stewart at UC Davis posit that Earth may have been a synestia in its youth.
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Working backwards from today's languages through written classical ones allowed philologists to discover systematic changes, which in turn let them peer further into the past to posit what the unwritten PIE would have sounded like.
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The new analysis was by Dr. Jerri Edwards of the University of South Florida, whose mentor, Dr. Karlene Ball of the University of Alabama at Birmingham, sold her rights to the program to Posit Science.
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King said the training offered in the program was slightly different from the current Posit Science offering and that it was unclear whether speed training would help people who are already at risk for dementia.
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Mirazon Lahr and her team don't know why these people were murdered, but they posit that the deaths might be the result of a raid by another, competing group that wanted control of their resources.
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That's an interesting argument to posit in a case stemming from the U.S. government's 2012 settlement with Abbott Laboratories for supposedly marketing the anti-seizure drug Depokate fraudulently as a treatment for schizophrenia and dementia.
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Artists such as Hannah Wilke, Dora Maurer, and Jemima Stehli posit questions about the oppressive, exploitative potential of the frozen image, revealing, in a series of feminist works, the power inherent in controlling the shutter.
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While some of Parker's poems ironically posit themselves as "guides" to black culture, the collection, by and large, provides a space to celebrate black excellence and black joy as well as to commiserate about injustice.
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The artists posit plastic as the most significant material of our age — both metaphorically and physically, in that the substance and its remains will define the current geological age for millions of years to come.
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It offers invaluable insights into how real humans depart from the robotic assumptions of most economists, who posit that any rational individual will jump through every hoop to gain a benefit if it exceeds its cost.
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The creators of the pills posit that to know oneself is to be truly happy and aim to chemically facilitate the kind of self-knowledge that takes humans years to accomplish, if they ever truly do.
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While the primary focus of pumpkin-season debate remains the Pumpkin Spice Latte (which is more delicious over ice, by the way), I'd like to posit that there are far more egregious pumpkin products out there.
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Instead of simply complaining that lots of women won't date them, they posit that literally all women are viscerally disgusted by all men who don't meet an objective, universal, and ridiculously high standard of male beauty.
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Revising the results of their headline-grabbing, decade-long study, researchers from top universities still believe that a brain training exercise from app developer Posit Science can actually reduce the risk of dementia among older adults.
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But I'd like to go a step further and posit that, at least based on a user-made playlist that collects several dozen of these pseudonymous artists, the music actually kinda rules in its own way.
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The authors posit that this might be because women are forced to engage in the health care system (during childbirth) in ways that men are not, and that this led to a greater level of trust.
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I will also posit based on what they've showed so far in the campaign that a significant majority of the more than two dozen candidates running in the Democratic primaries lack the requisite foreign-affairs experience.
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It's tempting, in other words, to emphasize the online elements of the attack—to posit that a sick internet culture has combined with fascist thought to produce a hybrid more monstrous than anything we've seen before.
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They are very tongue-in-cheek (so don't get mad), and posit the idea that if you're dating a certain kind of person — an egirl, a romantic poet, an Instagram model — you basically qualify as single.
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Going a step further, let's posit that an additional 300 people would like jobs but aren't actively hunting, or so they tell government pollsters conducting the monthly household survey on which the employment figures are based.
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Going a step further, let's posit that an additional 300 people would like jobs but aren't actively hunting, or so they tell government pollsters conducting the monthly household survey on which the employment figures are based.
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This retelling of the Bonnie and Clyde story is not content to posit that those two Depression-era outlaws got what they deserved when they died in a hail of bullets on a Louisiana back road.
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Not just at Berkeley, or Oberlin, but on campuses like Montana State, and in towns like Bozeman, where, they posit, free speech has been tyrannized by safe spaces and political correctness and liberal professors and socialist groupthink.
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For their part the Israelis also posit a "ticking bomb" argument: even if an attack is not imminent, a would-be perpetrator is still a legitimate target, they argue, because he is bent on an eventual attack.
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The drama of Love & Hip Hop can be experienced both on and off the TV. If I had to make a literary comparison, I'd posit that Scott-Young's production basically creates the televised version of urban fiction.
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Whether the approaches are starkly realistic or fancifully speculative, these visions generally posit an end-time far enough into an unrecognizable future that we can maintain our illusions of safety from the comfort of our reading chairs.
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She did, however, posit that if a showdown over a mandatory arbitration provision reached the U.S. Supreme Court, the justices might well hold that the Federal Arbitration Act preempts any purported state-law prohibition on shareholder arbitration.
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"Indeed, we posit that a notable retreat in financial markets on a 'no-vote' might provide greater incentive for Congress to accomplish tax reforms and implement some degree of infrastructure spending before calendar-year end," she said.
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In the improvised, provisional and bricolage aesthetic that characterizes the bulk of the selected works, I cannot help but posit a connection to neoliberal capitalism's creation of ever more precarious, contingent labor, ever more flexible, resourceful citizenry.
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These theories, which posit that the mind acts upon the body to bring about physical responses, tend to strike doctors and researchers steeped in the scientific tradition as insufficiently scientific to lend credibility to the placebo effect.
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Danielle: I actually think it is, and I would posit that any game with a sufficiently advanced physics engine/systems that interact with both player verbs and mechanics and level design is, in fact, an immersive sim.
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The island of white also raised all sorts of questions around the white dress of Tiffany Trump, especially for those who embrace any opportunity to posit Trump family members as secret rebels (see the "Free Melania" gang).
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When we posit The Cookbook as a model, we're thinking about William Powell's Anarchist Cookbook, not just in its capacity to provoke radical forms of action, but also in the way that the book moved and propagated.
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At the same time, we are supposed to be skeptical that someone would actually pay $2,000 for a fire hydrant, so we posit that the city won't have as many fire hydrants are we previously calculated it needed.
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Based on their examination, dentists Raymond Miller and Peter Bush were able to posit a possible profile of Jane Doe: a lower-income woman who had many cavities and may have grown up where the water wasn't fluoridated.
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While open homosexuality between women might not have been tolerated in the 19th century, scholars Martha Vicinus and Terry Castle posit that many women might have carried on homosexual relationships under the socially sanctioned cover of romantic friendship.
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Having spent a lot of time in mid-size American cities as of late, I posit the question: is there a corner of our United States where artists aren't fostering vibrant, exciting communities and doing vital, challenging work?
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And I would posit to you that just about any nation state in the world worth its salt can put a computer virus on your phone, anytime they want, and listen to everything you say from your cellphone.
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Instead, we posit that if our rudimentary human technology can build such an effective transit cloak at relatively little economic cost, then more advanced civilizations may be able to hide from us with respect to all detection techniques.
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The AG's speech might even be considered "thoughtful," said University of Pittsburgh law professor Arthur Hellman, in that Sessions linked discovery rulings in several different cases to posit a pattern of judicial skepticism about the administration's policy-making.
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You will find many young, stupid people who will posit that Black Sabbath sounds old fashioned, that heavier bands have since played faster, slower, louder, or tuned into ranges of hearing that is suitable only for marine mammals.
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Rather than posit easy answers to these and other queries, his questioning shows us challenging truths, including how difficult it is to draw a distinction between legitimate and illegitimate violence, or to break the systemic cycles of violence.
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With an avalanche of new European VC funds being announced — I chalk this up as the fourth I've covered in the last week, I posit that we could be in a bubble or at least somewhat frothy times.
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Let's be clear that, statistically, this could just be noise, but it is certainly reasonable to posit that the reality of governing and passing actual legislation does often catch up with the larger positive expectations following an election.
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The findings, published Tuesday in the journal Scientific Reports, posit that climate change has actually led to double the amount of snowfall in the region because warmer air tends to be more conducive to moisture — hence the snow.
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But with debts of this magnitude accumulating, you don't need to posit a looming crisis to draw some reasonably strong, and reasonably gloomy conclusions about the near-term future of the Chinese economy—and the world as a whole.
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Pelosi might yet be beatable in a future leadership vote, and her take on the Ocasio-Cortez result might've read as petulant, but the interview should dispel any suggestion, as her critics often posit, that she's somehow past it.
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I suspect these and other questions might get addressed as I explore more, but I'm pleasantly surprised the developers behind a series bluntly called Killzone have developed a world that's able to posit so many interesting questions so quickly.
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Those theories, "white genocide" and "the great replacement", posit that white people are at risk of being wiped out or marginalized due to immigration — ideas that were referenced at length by the shooters in Christchurch, Poway and El Paso.
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Still, the opening sequence is effective, not merely because of nostalgia or the set designer's fidelity to the source material; it's playing on our understanding that Rogers was a special man, able to posit kindness as a radical position.
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But that doesn't matter because Trump has already succeeded in one way that will continue to have unintended consequences: he's made it acceptable to posit, indulge, and believe in far-fetched conspiracy theories just because it supports the narrative you want.
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Adi: The book still felt insular to me, but it does at least posit an explanation — albeit a bad one — for why everyone on social media is so improbably decent, which is that having to use your real name eliminated trolls.
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Brady also spends 15 minutes every day doing online brain exercises by Posit Science BrainHQ (like Hawk Eye, for "visual precision," which quickly flashes birds on the screen, challenging the viewer to spot the one that is different from the rest).
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Though further research is need, the researchers posit these findings could make the case for something called a "closed-loop treatment" that involves using brain implants to send electrical pulses only when the device detects that they would be helpful.
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Behavior like this often puts female fans from going to rock shows, and if a genre is going to posit itself as somewhat counter-cultural, the bands playing in it should never deter people from showing up, whoever they are.
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I posit that this 83-year-old data set's notoriety—along with the ubiquity of porn and the rumored existence of Jared Leto's formidable trouser schnauzer—may share the responsibility for the prevalence of Short Penis Syndrome or Penile Dysmorphic Disorder.
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"NEW YORK values", a phrase Senator Ted Cruz used to posit America's greatest city as an East-Coast Gomorrah—liberal, licentious, infested with bearded atheists wearing unhealthily constrictive jeans—turn out, electorally at least, to be consistent with American norms.
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It was bold, if not implausible, to posit a neutral and abiding set of principles in American society, which was torn by bloody labor conflict in the '30s and '40s, and sent its pacifists and revolutionaries to prison or worse.
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Under the previous version of the education act, passed in 2001, the Education Department enforced a complicated set of policies that essentially required districts and auditors to posit a counterfactual: How much money would poor students have received without Title I?
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Republican leaders like to claim that Trumpcare is necessary because Obamacare is "collapsing" into a "death spiral," but not only is Trumpcare non-responsive to a death spiral, the death spiral they posit as the basis for Trumpcare is wholly fabricated.
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I want to believe Morson and Schapiro and Desai when they posit that the gap between economics and the humanities can be bridged, but my experience in both writing fiction and studying economics leads me to think that they're wrong.
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The two one-hour offerings presented by Theater for a New Audience posit and then set out to prove — the first in slapstick form, the second in a kind of TED Talk — that laughter is a predictable, reproducible, inescapable reflex.
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"We don't really know what happened with Nahui Olin, why she was so abruptly censured," Rubio tells Hyperallergic, though she and Meza posit that a combination of social factors and Nahui's own choice to withdraw from society contributed to her isolation.
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"While some of Parker's poems ironically posit themselves as 'guides' to black culture, the collection, by and large, provides a space to celebrate black excellence and black joy as well as to commiserate about injustice," Emilia Phillips writes in her review.
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Though it's sensible to posit that Eva could be both, the libretto — which is unchanged except for the interpolation of the song "You Must Love Me" from the 1996 movie — doesn't give Cannold enough to support and develop the idea.
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The questions on Chicago's embroideries posit a feminine utopia — a lovely thought, but one that feels a bit too pat given how many women vote against their own interests and how women's rights stand in immediate danger with a Republican majority.
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Despite many of the political narratives that posit a mythological "state of nature," in which selfish, violent, atomistic individuals must forgo their natural liberties and make compromises and contracts to secure their own existence, scientific evidence simply does not support this.
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As I wrote: Trump continued to try to undercut substantive worries about Russian interference in the election by essentially saying no one — including intelligence agencies, all of whom posit that Russia did engage in hacking — can ever know exactly what happened.
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According to pool reports, Trump continued to try to undercut substantive worries about Russian interference in the election by essentially saying no one — including intelligence agencies, all of whom posit that Russia did engage in hacking — can ever know exactly what happened.
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Gilles Duranton of the University of Pennsylvania and Matthew Turner of Brown University posit a "fundamental law of road congestion": unless road space is priced appropriately, new capacity reduces the cost of driving, thereby inducing more of it, leading, eventually, to renewed congestion.
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How the hot water was created: The researchers posit that earthquakes have moved hot rocks up from beneath the Earth's surface into the mountains, which have broken up from the shaking, therefore allowing rain and melted snow to trickle through the interior.
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I posit this: The sheer carnage of eating four or five breakfasts' worth of breakfast put Doherty's frail-but-un-killable body under such strain that he started to overheat and sweat, and he had to lose his coat to finish the fries.
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In their 22015 book, Polarized America: The Dance of Ideology and Unequal Riches, political scientists Nolan McCarty, Keith Poole, and Howard Rosenthal posit that polarization contributes to inequality because it increases gridlock, which makes it harder to adjust policy in redistributive ways.
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You don't need to posit any kind of apocalyptic casualty rate to see that there's going to be a huge economic problem if basically everyone all around the world ends up being encouraged to leave the house less and do less stuff.
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They posit that the alleged victims gave themselves the bruises on their faces, that dozens of strangers would coordinate their stories to topple a man out of spite, even that a woman would be inspired by Gone Girl to fake her own disappearance.
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Even terms like "racist" are replaced with phrases meant to sound less offensive, like "racial realist," and to posit that racist and anti-Semitic invective is simply asking tough questions about the alleged harms of diversity and immigration and America's relationship with Israel.
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So finally I got around to writing the novel all these years later, and I posit a new crew, a fictional crew of a second enclosure, taking the lessons of the first [failed experiment], and refuse, no matter what, to open that airlock.
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In Whose and Whom: The Body as a Political Landscape, part of the third edition of Photo Kathmandu, curator Anshika Verma brings together artists from around the globe to challenge this diktat and posit the body as a vehicle for performing gender.
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And the third is movies that are essentially political in nature, focusing on narratives that posit conservative Christians as a group persecuted by a variety of groups (atheists, liberals, elite academics, the ACLU); the God's Not Dead movies fit into this category.
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If you'd allow me to stake a contrarian position here, to play the devil's advocate and position myself against the rather baffling consensus reached by the entire world, I'd like to posit that the Kit Kat is not the best chocolate bar one can buy.
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"I would posit that from my perspective, having looked at all the materials over the last 18 months, we could not have affected the response to what occurred by 5:15 in the morning on the 12th of September in Benghazi, Libya," Chipman said.
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But neuroscientist Henry Mahncke, the CEO of Posit Science, a brain-training software and services company, said that the small study on placebo effects was designed to produce a biased result -- and that there are several brain-training controlled trials that show a different outcome.
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MMT advocates posit that policymakers in countries fortunate enough to manage the world's main reserve currencies should, as long as inflation remains as subdued as it is right now, just keep interest rates at zero and print money to invest in environment and infrastructure projects.
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This argument, put forth in Mack's "Why Big Nations Lose Small Wars" in 22019, is consistent with rational choice models that posit that rational actors will back down or shift into lower-level violence in the face of superior force or signaling of force.
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Though they lack concrete evidence, many Congolese posit that President Joseph Kabila, whose legal mandate expired two years ago, or his allies, orchestrated the attacks in an effort to destabilize Ituri as a pretext to postpone national elections that are scheduled for this December.
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"Let's posit for a moment that there is something there ... in which case it is not the stupidest thing in the world to attack Mueller," David Priess, a former senior CIA officer and national security and intelligence author, told CNN's Brooke Baldwin on Monday.
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It would be reckless to posit that either Hart or Rooney are suffering from serious psychological problems, but their stories are nevertheless intriguing examples of the media's and fans' lack of empathy with footballers – whose psychological wellbeing is as complex and important as our own.
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The "first in, first out" principle has previously been applied to bankruptcies, but the Cambridge boffins posit that it could also apply to the blockchain, offering a superior way to determine what's been stolen, laundered, or otherwise corrupted, and potentially return those bitcoins to their rightful owners.
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But excuses aside, I learned enough from my still reasonably spirited time there and on public roads around Volvo's HQ in Gothenburg to posit that when the Polestar 2000 arrives next year, it will be a worthy competitor to the performance-oriented version of Tesla's Model 22.
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They posit outlandish increases in the utilization of medical care, and ignore vast savings under single-payer reform, and ignore the extensive and well documented experience with single-payer systems in other nations — which all spend far less per person on health care than we do.
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Directors Pacho Velez and Sierra Pettengill reused news reports and B-roll shot by the Reagan administration, recutting it to make the case that Reagan's onscreen experience in Hollywood was perfect training ground for his presidency — which, they posit, was itself structured like a TV series.
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"I'd actually posit that those were unhealthy in that there was no respect for the other side, there was no respect for the conversation as an entity, there was no respect for anything but advancing a particular, stilted incredibly prejudicial agenda in those cases," Reddit told Gizmodo.
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Long before it would have occurred to anyone to posit an elaborate conspiracy involving the Trump campaign and the Russian government, the question of what Donald Trump was hiding on his tax returns seemed to be crucial and important to assessing his fitness for the presidency.
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It was the third carefully scripted Trump speech in two weeks meant to posit Trump as a credible presidential nominee less than three months before the election, and it came on the heels of his speech last week on the economy and speech Monday on foreign policy.
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To many liberals, The New York Times' decision to hire neoconservative opinion writer Bret Stephens was an obvious error, and one the former Wall Street Journal columnist drove home by using his very first column to posit that environmentalists overstate the likelihood of catastrophic climate change.
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For all that, many episodes were fantastic, the best of which posit "Amazing Stories" as a worthy supernatural anthology link between "The Twilight Zone," which had a less successful reboot starting in 1985, and HBO's popular adaptation of "Tales From the Crypt," which debuted in 1989.
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As a historian, who also happens to be old enough to remember "Whites Only" signs on motels and restaurants that trumpeted the power of laws enforcing segregation, I posit that it means we must lay to rest any notion that racism is not still the great divide.
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But in fact, it's never been easy for many of us to follow the conventions of gender (though females, I'd posit, are granted more latitude than men when it comes to certain expressions of our gender identity — our runner-up prize for a historic lack of power).
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Though the Supreme Court rarely intervenes in a dispute before it's been fully resolved in the lower courts, observers posit that the Obamacare case's high stakes could move them to step in, rather than prolong uncertainty for the health system and millions of people with Obamacare coverage.
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"To posit that Aaliyah is the end all be all of contemporary fashion might be a no-duh point for many of us, but until the world stops doing it, we are going to keep on positing it," Julianne Escobedo Shepherd wrote for Jezebel in 21995.
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The efforts have led to a frustration that information some classmates posit as important is not being included in the FBI probe, but may reflect the reality that as a supplemental background check, the FBI's focus may be narrower than they would be in a criminal investigation.
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It's no stretch to posit that because human neurotransmitters respond to the platform's iconic use of a certain shade of blue, and spark with dopamine upon receiving a "like" or "tag" notification, desperate children are now living in cages and a raving madman occupies the Oval Office.
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We could posit that Rory's professional indifference is the result of burnout or honest failure, but A Year in the Life offers no indication that she ever had a real career to burn out from, or that she was ever working toward concrete goals to begin with.
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CNN's Kate Bennett, who has accurately documented the fashion choices of the Trump family throughout the campaign and the newly-inaugurated administration, was first to posit that FLOTUS' bright number was Givenchy, as a very similar style from the brand is currently available on Net-a-Porter for $2,095.
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At some point in 2018 he left Infowars and has since streamed his own web show while joining other conspiracy theorists on YouTube to posit, for example, that the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia was perhaps murdered at a "pedophile ranch" by a 13-year-old boy.
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The unselfish choice is the one that doesn't posit himself as the answer to all of America's political problems, that doesn't pretend American politics was just waiting for a better billionaire to ride in on his magnificent steed, that takes seriously the mechanics of the system he hopes to reform.
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All the works share a lexicon of imagery culled from the two films, but spliced, isolated, deconstructed, and reassembled into metagraphs that look like abstract expressionism but contain graphic visceral pictures, posit swarms of glowing insects, layering modified segments of the movies into new fever-dream moments of ominous juxtaposition.
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Last month, Zapata also dazzled onlookers when he buzzed around at this year's Bastille Day military parade wielding a hopefully unloaded rifle, prompting France's armed forces minister to posit the gizmo could be used "as a flying logistical platform or, indeed, as an assault platform," according to a Guardian report.
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Tech optimists posit that the wave of exponential growth in smart tech, artificial intelligence, machines and the interconnectedness of all aspects of modern life through technology will bring profound changes to society, and creates an unprecedented shift from the way we are familiar with — how we behave, interact and think.
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For those of you who claim that Mr Parker's initiative will reduce piracy in a Netflixian sort of way: $50 is a crapton of money for one movie, and I gently posit that giving access to new movies outside of theaters, no matter how encrypted, will see a giant surge in piracy.
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The dominant vision being offered so far is to take counsel of our fears, to shun the refugee family who is escaping terrorism, to expel the immigrant family who seek better lives, to oppose all citizens who think differently from this as delusional, and to posit all differences of politics as coming from bad people.
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While Princess Zelda has grown stronger and more powerful with each chapter — in the 33 years since her debut, she's evolved from a damsel in distress into the reincarnation of a powerful deity — contributors Melissa Huntley and Wind Goodfriend posit that she has never been made "whole" in the way the player-character Link has.
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And so we posit rhetorically, if MSGN can grow advertising in a year when both teams were not particularly competitive, imagine what happens when the Knicks become instantly competitive, which starting on 7/1/19, is a scenario that could play out with the Knicks exercising its option on the two max slots as previously stated in this report.
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The Repair Bogeyman The letters rely in part on some flimsy arguments: The Dyson and LG letters, for instance, suggest that opening their products up to third-party repair could put consumers in imminent danger from independent repair people who they posit could enter your home to fix an appliance and instead harm and hack you.
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And thanks to the city's glossy exteriors and hidden corruptions, it's also only natural that many of those stories would take the form of film noir — shadowy crime thrillers, often told from the point of view of detectives, which posit morally grey universes where survival often means making yourself almost as hard as the criminals who run everything.
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From algorithmic bias and the advent of sex-robot brothels to the "existential risk" that theorists like Nick Bostrom posit, we worry not just what robots might do to us but what we might do to them, to say nothing of what they might do to us because of what we already do to one another.
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Big Little Lies would posit that these days, there's a contentious divide between moms who work and moms who stay at home, everyone judging everyone else for not making their same decision, but I find that the working moms feel guilty for not being home, and the stay-at-home moms feel guilty for not working.
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Guccifer 2.0 is widely believed to be a cover identity for Russian intelligence, which many posit is trying to bolster Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's bid for the White House.
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Some think the kids died of the plague, and that the Pied Piper was the personification of death, others that the kids were sent away by their parents due to their extreme poverty, while others again posit that the children were part of the "Children's Crusade," a doomed, child-led mission aimed at converting Muslims in the Holy Land to Christianity.
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Or perhaps they really just don't like bunions: Much like the alt-right nuts who posit that the elderly alleged billionaire is secretly a fellow otaku, one commenter leaks that Donald might just be a wikiFeet adherent: Even higher ranking than Melania is Trump's daughter Ivanka, whose nearly 500-picture gallery on the site has earned 702 five-star ratings.
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As part of this equation, recognizing that Army warfighters are often understandably reluctant to articulate war plans or threat assessments, it is indeed reasonable and relevant to posit that service war planners are looking at the full-range of contingencies – to include ground war with Russian forces in Europe, Iranian armies in the Middle East or even Chinese armored vehicles on the Asian continent.
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But if television has long been paving the way for a Hillary Clinton presidency with high-striving women characters who are superficially similar to her, House of Cards is the one show to posit that all the things people don't like about her — the switching to politically advantageous positions, the assumption of cool ruthlessness, the willingness to stick by a husband who cheated — are actually strengths.
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It does posit him as a frustratingly familiar Chosen One with special powers (dubbed "the shine," which will ring bells for fans of either the book or film version of King's The Shining), but it also takes the time to establish his family dynamic, and linger on the pain of a pre-teen discovering he can't rely on the adults in his life to understand or stand up for him.
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Although Mr Haake did not posit a causal mechanism by which Mr Bolt magnetically pulls his rivals towards the finish line alongside him, there certainly appears to be a correlation between his performances and those of people racing against him, one which far exceeds the impact of wind: just when he "slumped" to a pedestrian-by-Bolt's-standards pace this year, the rest of the men's field compiled even more lacklustre showings (see chart).
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Some songs posit alternate versions of history, like "Forever in My Life" playing a replicated Motown ballad with nothing but bass and drum machine; some occupy two moments at once, like "The Cross" starting as an acoustic gospel song and turning into a wild protopunk rampage (perhaps occupying two places at once in 1971?), or "U Got the Look", which in addition to representing the Minneapolis sound also represents the genre of the duet and dates back much earlier.
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It's been made by 20th-century designer Raymond Loewy, who worked from the MAYA principle ("most advanced yet acceptable" — in other words, the product familiar enough to comfort and new enough to surprise); by filmmakers ("You take twenty-five things that are in any successful genre, and you reverse one of them," a movie producer tells Thompson); and by psychologists, who call it the exposure effect and posit that people overwhelmingly tend to like things they recognize, perhaps on the grounds that if you recognize something, it hasn't killed you yet.
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Although Nochlin's essay did not provide a comprehensive or systematic model for a feminist art history, it did posit a clear methodological approach, which she keenly reiterates in her conclusion: By stressing the institutional, rather than the individual, or private, preconditions for achievement or the lack of it in the arts, I have tried to provide a paradigm for the investigations of other areas in the field […] I have suggested that it was indeed institutionally made impossible for women to achieve artistic excellence, or success, on the same footing as men, no matter what the potency of their so-called talent, or genius.
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