The world reacts to his existence, and he reacts to the world.
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The Fed monetary policy is no longer anchored by macro fundamentals; in fact, it reacts to not just data, but it reacts to global events and it reacts to market events.
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In fact, the human brain reacts to a story about a car crash much in the same way it actually reacts to a real car crash.
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" Alternative Press: "The Scene Reacts to Warped Tour Ending.
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And Rosenbaum says that the ways in which a woman's partner reacts to her pain can be just as important as the way in which a woman reacts to her own pain.
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Capybara reacts to the Jaguar VS Crocodile fight #planetearth2 pic.twitter.
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He simply does stuff -- and then reacts to the reaction.
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The question now is how Iran reacts to the attack.
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Public opinion will shape how Congress reacts to the evidence.
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But not everyone reacts to mosquitoes with an itchy wheal.
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Ideomotor effect occurs when the body reacts to ideas alone.
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It really is standard Nextdoor, how Nextdoor reacts to anything.
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" [+972 Magazine] "World reacts to Donald Trump's Israel-Palestine plan.
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And we all know how he reacts to bad news.
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HCN reacts to form large molecules called polymers, including polyimine.
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Conservative pundit 'Stephen Colbert' reacts to #BillOReilly's dismissal from Fox News.
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You can't control how your brain reacts to things, can you?
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Snapchat is adding its very first Lens that reacts to sound.
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Al Franken reacts to a Facebook representative's answer during Tuesday's testimony.
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PCCC's Adam Green reacts to last night's Iowa Caucus results debacle.
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Senator Penny Wong reacts to the live broadcast of the news.
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It reacts to, rather than initiates, sanctions policy towards North Korea.
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Yasiel Puig reacts to losing Game 7 of the World Series.
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You'll notice how shocked the management reacts to Susie — a woman!
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Take note of how your skin reacts to the sun, too.
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" Jones reacts to the action on her beloved "Game of Thrones.
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Foam rolling can change the way his body reacts to workouts.
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Take how he reacts to having a rare night home alone.
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Lili's Sickening Stunt Reinhart's character reacts to stress by, well, puking.
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Each character reacts to the changed Berlin in a different ways.
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Conor McGregor reacts to the tragic death of Kobe Bryant. pic.twitter.
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"Cole reacts to my energy very different from Ella," he says.
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Team Rising reacts to Julían Castro ending his 2020 Presidential bid.
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He takes in events and reacts to them in real time.
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"He reacts to the interlocutor, at the reasons, he is involved in the discussion even if he doesn't like something and he doesn't agree with something, he asks some questions, reacts to the interlocutor's reasoning," Putin said.
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Related Video: Senator Bernie Sanders Reacts to Larry David's Epic SNL Impersonation
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Missy Franklin reacts to celebrities wishing her good luck at the Olympics!
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Abby Finkenauer reacts to the news of her victory in Dubuque, Iowa.
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It slowly spawns new monsters, reveals clues and reacts to player actions.
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She sees the injustice present in each world and reacts to it.
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It draws in the liquid, which then reacts to form a carbide.
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It reliably reacts to touch inputs even with wet and sticky fingers.
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Skin is biological material that reacts to different chemicals in different ways.
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Jack reacts to her sister's devotion to an object with mild disgust.
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Tim Kaine reacts to some of the funny nicknames he's been given.
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The #morningjoe panel reacts to Gary Johnson's stunning question: What is Aleppo?
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She's most excited to see how the world reacts to the news.
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Doug reacts to this news by kicking her out of his car.
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How Beijing reacts to this verdict is of the utmost geopolitical importance.
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More broadly, the broader public reacts to Trump with puzzlement and amusement.
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McCain reacts to Trump's North Korea threat on local Arizona radio: pic.twitter.
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Underlying many of these problems is how the body reacts to stress.
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Mr. Trump often reacts to television news, and Friday was no different.
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"Andrew reacts to things much differently than I do," Mr. O'Keefe said.
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Corey Gardner reacts to President Trump&aposs face-to-face with Kim; Sgt.
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Serena Williams reacts to losing against Angelique Kerber on Saturday, July 14, 2018.
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Can you explain how the lolita community in Toronto reacts to different identities?
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McMaster reacts to the president's endorsement of the incumbent in the primary race.
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Former FBI Assistant Director Steve Pomerantz reacts to ex-Marine's arrest in California.
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Also, Shapiro reacts to liberal media tweeting a 2014 story and blaming Trump.
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It has five capacitive touch sensors installed, so it reacts to being touched.
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Amy Williams reacts to the surprise appearance of her husband U.S. Army Sgt.
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You can change it as you figure out what the market reacts to.
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Everyone reacts to Midge's new job like it's a harbinger of the apocalypse.
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"I'm excited to see how the rest of the family reacts to it."
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That's how he reacts to people and it's how people react to him.
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People naturally wonder if she reacts to Trump in the way they would.
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Friday's launch came as North Korea reacts to ongoing annual South Korean-U.
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For instance, it reacts to how investors feel about risk in other assets.
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Video of Weinstein entering the police station: Weinstein's lawyer reacts to the charges:
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The Sleepy's mattress reacts to your body's movements and keeps your temperature regulated.
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My Partner Pikachu reacts to your touch with sounds, movements, and lightning sounds.
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SA: I'm curious how your partner reacts to your attempts to initiate intimacy.
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One draws and the other reacts to what he sees in the mirror.
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"You walk around it and see how it reacts to you," she said.
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There are some fun little bits, including dynamic wallpaper that reacts to movement.
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We'll find out in 28 days how the public reacts to that approach.
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Biden reacts to DNC rule change that means Bloomberg could make the Feb.
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Changes in gene expression are how the human body reacts to the environment.
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Honor: The true measure of a leader is how he reacts to defeat.
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Tonight at 6: Pensacola community reacts to a billboard calling NRA "terrorist organization".
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He reacts to personal offenses impulsively, a habit that often gets him into trouble.
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Alexa is the digital assistant in Amazon's Echo Dot that reacts to vocal commands.
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" Twitter reacts to the final seconds Jenkins: "I think every shot is going in.
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"It will be interesting to see how AQIS reacts to ISIS' claim," Gohel said.
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" In the clip, Scanlon reacts to someone saying they are "Farming with my hoe.
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He reacts to his kids' ups and downs the way any other parent would.
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The heat index, not the temperature, is the number that your body reacts to.
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Go deeper: Trump reacts to Mueller report release: "I chose not to" end investigation
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John Lewis (R-Md.), second to left, reacts to a comment made by Rep.
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Bone is a living tissue that reacts to the stresses we place on it.
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Research has however suggested that not everyone reacts to hypnosis in the same way.
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How today's "data-driven" Fed reacts to that pain is the silver dollar question.
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She reacts to pain, but Nikolov says she's also showing signs of significant brain damage.
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She listens to the audio guide, her eyes widening as she reacts to the narration.
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Watch how her husband reacts to his wife's daring proposal in the full clip above.
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Everybody is different and you must learn how your own body reacts to medicines. 7.
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The game also reacts to the players' actions, with the world changing as a result.
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Patrick Chappatte Hillary Clinton reacts to her latest obstacle: an F.B.I. report about her emails.
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In turn, the courtroom result is likely to affect how Trump's team reacts to Mueller.
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Even more stunning than his surreal concrete characters is how the ocean reacts to them.
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Friends and colleagues said he reacts to problems quickly and sometimes impulsively, with dogged loyalty.
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This is why Trump reacts to Warren the way Count Dracula reacted to the cross.
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The U.S. rig count generally reacts to prices with a three or four-month lag.
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The Fed, after all, reacts to data and tries to be as apolitical as possible.
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European Union Foreign Policy Chief Federica Mogherini reacts to the news of the Brussels attacks.
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But with non-invasive brain imaging techniques, my colleagues and I have recently gathered evidence that suggests our brain reacts to desirable information as it does to rewarding stimuli like food, and reacts to undesirable information as it does to aversive stimuli like electric shocks.
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Tonight at 11/10c, Trevor reacts to the news of Robert Mueller's investigation growing deeper. pic.twitter.
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There's more ... Tyron also reacts to a videotaped message from Daniel Cormier about his fighting future.
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The market reacts to a paradigm shift in three phases, whether it be up or down.
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Your stylist should also do a strand test to see how the hair reacts to bleach.
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Mickey Mouse reacts to Trump being added to the Hall of Presidents at Disney World. pic.twitter.
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How someone reacts to getting sent home on The Bachelorette says a lot about their character.
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Each state and each insurer could be different in how it reacts to the president's decision.
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How a president reacts to tragedy used to matter politically, but Trump has defied traditional expectations.
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The major question for post-test geopolitics, experts said, is how China reacts to North Korea.
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Read MoreMarket reacts to sharp decline in durable goods orders But a strong dollar isn't helping.
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Twitter Reacts to Omarosa and Brandi Glanville's All-Girl Alliance and More Except for two things.
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The future, Tillerson told reporters Friday, will be guided by how Syria reacts to the strike.
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See Batman, not everyone reacts to the death of their family by turning into Broody McBroodface.
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For starters, the only character who reacts to Danny's reappearance in anything resembling an appropriate manner.
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Well, this is a man who reacts to stress in ways that are notably, demonstrably lunatic.
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I'm all for empowerment, especially for girls, but no reasonable adult reacts to every perceived affront.
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Mr. Biebel attributes this aromatic excess to the way skin reacts to perfume in low temperatures.
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But the way human behavior reacts to threats, and how markets metabolize uncertainty, tend to rhyme.
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Based on how the brain reacts to learning languages, it might be the other way around.
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The stock market reacts to rumors, and the Federal Reserve Bank may succumb to political pressure.
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Her mom, Lorelai (Lauren Graham), reacts to this news by pointing out how similar they are.
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As kids work their way through games, Elmoji moves around, reacts to stimuli and encourages their progress.
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ET: Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton reacts to the release of the Carter Page FISA warrant documents.
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It presents a perfect case of how a plant reacts to touch to ensure survival and reproduction.
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Morgan Zoufal, is comforted as she reacts to seeing the name of her late fiancee, Marine Sgt.
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Every entrepreneur that appears on 'Shark Tank' reacts to the pressure of the show a bit differently.
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This week, he demonstrated how water reacts to being poured out in space where there's no gravity.
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In another, he lingers on Sam's face as she reacts to a conversation between Erick and Ray.
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Graham: Trump understands we're in a religious war Lawmaker reacts to the terror in New York City.
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Declining interest rates, as Brazil's central bank reacts to plunging inflation, make private bank lines more affordable.
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Goldie Hawn hilariously reacts to Julia Roberts' WMB status, plus Marissa Hermer is cooking in our kitchen!
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"The market reacts to the positive attributes of the president-elect — pro-growth, pro-business," Hogan said.
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To create the effect, an egg was first covered in a photochromic paint that reacts to light.
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We usually plan our trips around him and we love seeing how he reacts to new places.
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Go deeper: Highlights from Mueller's first press conference What they're saying: Washington reacts to Mueller's public statement
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Laura reacts to her new world of gods and monsters with a dead-eyed and implacable smirk.
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Hill Republicans are skeptical about his staying power once the base reacts to his policy about face.
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This pattern forms when a person reacts to seeing something he or she is meant to recognize.
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TECH REACTS TO THE CYBER ORDER: IBM and CA Technologies issued statements praising President Trump's new order.
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The family goes on and slowly reacts to what they've been through in different forms and continues.
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Georgia lawmaker drops the N-word ... and his pants CNN's Chris Cuomo reacts to Georgia state Rep.
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The sculpture reacts to the changes on its own, creating a ripple effect for every new adjustment.
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And snorkeling or scuba diving reveals all sorts of life that reacts to you with near indifference.
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The eclipse will provide an opportunity for researchers to investigate how the ionosphere reacts to cosmic disturbances.
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John Kennedy reacts to news that the House will have to re-vote on tax bill. pic.twitter.
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Normally volatility reacts to the market, but in this case it's possible the market reacted to volatility.
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What researchers did observe are changes in gene expression, which is how your body reacts to your environment.
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Democrats are waiting to see how the GOP majority in the upper chamber reacts to losing the House.
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" @ValerieJarrett reacts to Roseanne Barr's racist tweet about her: "In all seriousness … I'm fine, I am just fine.
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He explained why America reacts to these events the way it does—and where we go from here.
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If you look good, you feel good, and the whole world reacts to you in a different way!
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I'll take a dog with no understanding of Facebook notifications over one that reacts to them every time.
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A woman reacts to a swarm of bees in Times Square in New York City, on Aug. 28.
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Like much other interactive tech, Meccanoid has motion detector software, so he reacts to people and his environment.
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Dany reacts to Jon's "Army of the Dead" speech about how you thought she would: with utter disbelief.
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We will continue to update this story as the market reacts to the Federal Open Market Committee's move.
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How the world reacts to this uprising in Sudan will also offer some clues to the country's future.
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And part of that management is watching out for changes in how your body reacts to certain foods.
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"She really sings along with me and my husband," Perri explains about how Carmella reacts to her singing.
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Hollywood reacts to Bill Cosby mistrial "We are just in awe of what she has done," Steele said.
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We'll see how Daryl reacts to that... Spare parts: Watching Carol and Tobin kiss so domestically was weird.
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Then, he reacts to the reaction -- always calculating what the next best move is for the Trump brand.
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Rather, it is Esti who reacts to her presence, and Esti's transgression that makes the story of Disobedience.
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Everyone reacts to President Trump's tweets, so this might be America's best way to name and shame Russia.
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Watch "Leftists, angered by Brexit, march in London" Watch "Majority 'Remain' London reacts to Britain leaving the EU"
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" @ValerieJarrett reacts to Roseanne Barr's racist tweet about her: "In all seriousness ... I'm fine, I am just fine.
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He even marveled at how Pirro, a former prosecutor and state judge, reacts to criticism of his presidency.
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I also saw that each nonhuman patient, like each of us, reacts to treatment in an individual way.
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Her tenure, like that of Mr Juncker, will probably be defined by how she reacts to unexpected crises.
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We've got to let it rest — fully rest — and see how the knee reacts to (the time off).
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However, there's no evidence that bleach reacts to urine with hCG differently than any other kind of urine.
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What researchers observed were changes in Scott's gene expression, which is how your body reacts to your environment.
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What will be fascinating is to see how former Real Madrid manager Mourinho reacts to his old foe.
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But Wall Street really reacts to surprises and a lot of people were surprised," Farr said on "Closing Bell.
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The muralist enjoys blending these features into his work for a spontaneous result that authentically reacts to the neighborhood.
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Miss Tupelo Asya Branch reacts to being crowned Miss Mississippi 2018 during the Miss Mississippi Pageant in Vicksburg, Miss.
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"The market is unfortunately getting increasingly used to such events – it barely reacts to them anymore," said Commerzbank's Reichelt.
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"We will follow very closely how the British government reacts to what was said yesterday in parliament," she added.
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Enjoy Bernie Sanders helps kids cross the road, Johnny Carson reacts to Kanye's "Famous" and Jimmy Stewart tackles LinkedIn.
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Everyone reacts to cannabis differently, so the classification system should be used more of a guide than anything else.
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He declares, "Everything changes when someone sees something and reacts to it," then switches the work on display again.
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Former NASA astronaut Mike Massimino reacts to new theory from astronomers It was first seen just a month ago.
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That is, drinking artificial sweeteners has a metabolic effect that changes the way your body reacts to other foods.
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Robertson embraces the view that God specifically reacts to whether he is pleased or displeased with individuals or governments.
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Everyone reacts to trauma differently, and your response might also include more unexpected emotions, such as irritability or guilt.
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My body reacts to the stresses of surgery by producing a high degree of edema, especially in my legs.
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Shay: When your kid smiles back at you and reacts to something you're saying, you just feel the love.
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"In its form, the structure creates a vortex that matter reacts to when encased in–especially fluids," says Gabe.
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Japan and the United States are concerned tension will spike in the region as China reacts to the ruling.
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"The market is unfortunately getting increasingly used to such events - it barely reacts to them anymore," said Commerzbank's Reichelt.
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A negative feedback loop is a self-regulating system that reacts to feedback in a way that maintains equilibrium.
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Graham reacts to Trump tweeting "Treason?" after criticizing a NYT op-ed by an unnamed senior administration official pic.twitter.
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Dean Phillips (D-Minn.) reacts to taking third place in the ninth annual Minnesota Congressional Hotdish Competition on Tuesday.
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During our conversation, one thing they stressed is that everyone reacts to hormones differently—but there are some generalizations.
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If you're holding the Fingerling upside down, it reacts to touch differently than if it were right side up.
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Attorney General Cox reacts to the vote: The motion, passed on Tuesday evening, did not name any individual minister.
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Meyer also said that experts still don't know how the virus reacts to the temperatures inside refrigerators and freezers.
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Tricky healing, infection, and even scarring are all possible, since everybody reacts to their new jewelry in different ways.
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JUST NOW -- OBAMA REACTS TO OAKLAND FIRE: President Obama mourned the victims of a massive fire in Oakland, Calif.
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On MSNBC, Nicolle Wallace reacts to the Washington Post story: "He speaks in a racist way about Haitians." pic.twitter.
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That's why it's important to watch how the stock market reacts to the latest developments in the trade war.
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Like Mr. Trump, the Mr. Putin I know reacts to events instead of proactively developing a long-term strategy.
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It would not be a surprise if Trump reacts to Hazel's intervention with a fresh attacks on the judiciary itself.
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You'll see when it breaks down, how it reacts to situations it's never seen in real life and so on.
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As the world reacts to Jenner and Scott's big news, check out some of Scott's best songs below. 1. "Antidote"
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A company called Breakfast designed a massive "display" called Brixel Mirror that reacts to movement to change what it shows.
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In this deleted scene, the family reacts to some of the more outlandish tabloid cover stories that have featured them.
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Because at this point, the news doesn't react to Donald Trump as much as Donald Trump reacts to the news.
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Really looking forward to seeing how everyone reacts to such a long "dupe" — at 1-Across/1-Down, no less!
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However, these studies have examined retinyl palmitate only as it reacts to UV radiation in isolation, not on human skin.
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"We will introduce new products in a way that reacts to in-game dynamics and fan requests," the company says.
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Pharmacokinetic data here shows how the body reacts to a treatment, including the duration and intensity of the drug's effects.
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TIFF is also an interesting place to contrast how the press reacts to a movie with how the public does.
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Read: Washington reacts to Roy Moore allegations This story has been updated to reflect the Post's decision to not comment.
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"We won't find out until next season how Jaime reacts to that," said Mr. Coster-Waldau, 45, who is Danish.
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In doing so, this would allow the United States to better manage how Saudi Arabia reacts to provocations by Iran.
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Thomas is interested in how paper reacts to materials, according to her gallery, and explicitly chooses surfaces that are imperfect.
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Nan reacts to this sad news with grief that borders on joy; this means he died loving her after all.
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"A woman who reacts to sexist comments is never taken seriously," she told the French newspaper Le Journal du Dimanche.
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In "The Plague," the doctor at the center of the novel, Bernard Rieux, reacts to the pestilence with active fatalism.
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Her record shows that she is confident and thoughtful, and she reacts to data — what you'd want in a crisis.
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Much will depend, of course, on how North Korea reacts to Mr. Trump's decision to pull out of the talks.
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And so every time there's the tiniest little conflict, everyone reacts to it like a plane crash, and that's goofy.
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First, there is the question of how the American public reacts to the US tariffs and to the Chinese retaliation.
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GOP Congressman Mike GallagherMichael (Mike) John GallagherGOP lawmaker: New sanctions provide 'offramp' from rising US-Iran tensions GOP Congressman reacts to Trump's address Hillicon Valley: DHS warns of Iranian cyber threats | YouTube updates child content policy | California privacy law takes effect | Tech, cyber issues to watch in 2020 MORE (R-WI) reacts to Trump's address.
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It ends by imagining that the most important thing in that world is how one thinly realized character reacts to it.
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How either population of cardinals reacts to the other's song can offer evidence to how genes are flowing between the group.
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"First-degree murder is not for somebody who reacts to a situation and may or may not be correct," he says.
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Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang reacts to receiving a National Press Club mug after addressing reporters at the club on Monday.
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Al Jazeera is the latest state-funded institution to cut staff as the government reacts to shrunken oil and gas revenue.
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Former ATF director reacts to potential 'bump stock ban' Insight on the possible impacts of gun restrictions that are being considered.
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Likewise, because benzoyl peroxide is so potent, Dr. Zeichner suggests keeping a close eye on how your skin reacts to it.
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From this it can be established how strongly, on a scale of one to five, a person reacts to bad smells.
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In fact, how one reacts to the feedback is in large part a reflection of their ability to perform the job.
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Each, though, espouses a different philosophy on how a pilot reacts to them, says Mudassir Lone of Cranfield University in Britain.
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How a character or a person reacts to that experience in their life is meaningful in who they will become afterward.
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Nikki Haley reacts to celebrities (and Hillary Clinton) reading from Michael Wolff's "Fire and Fury" book at the Grammys last night:
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His efforts will help scientists better understand how the human body reacts to long periods of time spent orbiting our planet.
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In Dowd's traditional zealous style, Sandra reacts to the unknown caller much like one might respond to the voice of God.
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Instead, it reacts to the presence of viewers, closing its shutters before any onlooker can get a good glimpse of it.
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And while the actress says she still exercises daily, she has definitely noticed changes in how her body reacts to food.
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Watch "Majority 'Remain' London reacts to Britain leaving the EU" Read "The Texit: Britain's EU departure is inspiring more independence movements"
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He has no capacity to manage the feeling of shame that this creates, and he reacts to the feeling with rage.
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For a year after the transplant, the medical team checked to see how the recipient's body reacts to the new organ.
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Rashida Tlaib's grandmother reacts to Trump's tweet about her not wanting to see the congresswoman after she was barred form Israel
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Jolie's Father Reacts to the News Jon Voight voiced concern over his daughter's ending marriage in an interview with Inside Edition.
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University reacts to the students' death News of the deaths was first reported by the SHSU's independent student newspaper, The Houstonian.
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In addition, Party of Five showcases how each sibling reacts to their parents' deportation, a circumstance completely out of their control.
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On FOX News Sunday: Mark Esper reacts to breaking news in Syria in the wake of President Trump pulling back troops.
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And Trump is particularly adept at ensuring the media reacts to his whims, rather than the critical issues facing everyday Americans.
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So it is with more than the usual kind of horror that she reacts to a mass shooting in their city.
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As far as "Globo" is concerned, though, exactly what happened doesn't matter nearly so much as how everyone reacts to it.
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"I think that that's one reason an inquiry should go forward, to find out how the public reacts to this," he said.
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I don't mean to cry, but my body reacts to the recounting of what each bullet took from Laquan and from us.
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Another negative was a big hit to German industrial production, which can only get worse as China's economy reacts to the virus.
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Whether the US lands on the worst- or best-case scenario — or something in between — depends how America reacts to the epidemic.
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AND SHE REACTS TO HORSES THE SAME WAY THAT THE REST OF US DO There is no such thing as chill. 6.
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Alysa Liu reacts to her big championship win and talks about the ritual that she has to do before taking the ice!
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Analysts and investors said they will keep a close watch on how the corporate bond market reacts to policy and economic developments.
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A self-professed reality television obsessive, she reacts to meeting Kim Kardashian like someone who doesn't regularly send Robert DeNiro Dubsmash videos.
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The question is how impatient Trump becomes and how he reacts to the negative domestic effects of some of his punitive policies.
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" He adds that, "How an airline reacts to an allergic reaction mid-flight would really depend on the severity of the reaction.
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Because the game reacts to your arm and head movements, everything they're doing in real life is coming through in the game.
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" But after it's filled with hot water, the mug reacts to change from brown to white and reveals the words "Mischief Managed.
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Trump at a Wednesday press conference acknowledged he is responsible for how the government reacts to the chemical weapons attack in Syria.
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While U.S. shale oil production reacts to price changes faster than does conventional oil, it is not nearly as reactive as OPEC.
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Meanwhile, the American government also reacts to the events of Man Of Steel, with memorials, hearings, and back-door deals with Lex.
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In a manner of speaking, it's just swaying in the breeze: arms flapping, mouth tunelessly singing, as it reacts to its surroundings.
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READ: World reacts to 'appalling' poll numbers For full coverage on CNN International please tune into Hala Gorani Tonight at 7pm GMT.
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The Kevin Costner thing says something about her when she puts the finger down the throat — about how she reacts to earnestness.
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Given that prominent position, her husband's critiques of the President -- and how Conway treats and reacts to them -- is of considerable interest.
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"This may be the worst bill I have seen in my time in Congress" -@Jim_Jordan reacts to the $1.3T spending bill pic.twitter.
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Rupert reacts to the loss of his best friend by heaving himself out of bed and taking the sword promised to him.
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They have a couple of nerve points called ganglia, which we have all over our bodies, and that certainly reacts to stimuli.
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"The auctions are an exchange that reacts to economic factors," said Anders Petterson, founder of the market analysts ArtTactic, based in London.
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Ms. Lithman is no less impressive in her silent role, as she reacts to her caregiver with, progressively, indifference, hostility and affection.
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Big agriculture reacts to agroecology by painting it as nice, but quaint, certainly not up to the job of feeding the world.
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The front-month is usually the biggest market mover since it reacts to changes in the weather and other short-term events.
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To be sure, much depends on how Iran reacts to the killing of the general, who headed the country's elite Quds Force.
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Nussbaum reacts to a gendered cultural hierarchy by deploying the weapons of that hierarchy against it: a certain combativeness, a bold swagger.
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The drone has five motion sensors and reacts to hand gestures to perform tricks, move up and down, and side to side.
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But we'll have to see how he reacts to the "agreement in principle" that the House and Senate seem to have reached.
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Inditex reacts to changing fashion trends and weather by keeping its manufacturing bases close to its distribution centre in Galicia, northern Spain.
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He goes out there and reacts to what is in front of him, and that is what he will do in this summit.
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Go deeper: How the anti-Saudi movement snowballed Congress reacts to the Saudis' Khashoggi story World leaders denounce Saudi account of Khashoggi killing
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Urban Sophistication, which has been around for about a year, explained that it specializes in merchandise that responds and reacts to pop culture.
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In short, a child's ability to communicate socially is in a large way affected by how he or she reacts to mom's voice.
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All eyes are on Twilio this week to see how the market reacts to the first U.S. venture-backed tech IPO of 2016.
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President Donald Trump reacts to a question during an interview with Reuters in the Oval Office of the White House on Aug. 220.
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Of course, she starts to get a glimpse of his PTSD when he reacts to some Champagne popping like it was a gunshot.
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Over the past two years, Mr Trump has shown that he reacts to any adversity by lashing out without regard to the consequences.
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The polymer, developed by researchers from the University of Rochester, is a new material that reacts to mechanical forces by becoming increasingly crystalline.
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Related: Chrissy Teigen Reacts To Brad Pitt & Angelina Jolie Split If it did happen, Pitt is the one who broke his vows — period.
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But the company also keeps pulling projects on and off its schedule based on how the box office reacts to its latest project.
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Plus, watching this courtship display is also great because the female hummingbird never reacts to the silly boy bird until she flies away.
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Conway reacts to FBI news today: "I immediately thought he's mishandled the investigation from the beginning and this proves it yet again." pic.twitter.
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If the Trump administration reacts to widening trade deficits with extra tariffs and non-tariff barriers, then the instability will only be exacerbated.
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"The body reacts to these changes and develops inflammation which presents as red, dry, scaley skin on the hands," Smith said by email.
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He doesn't listen, he doesn't take orders well, and we know from four years of experience how Oliver reacts to something like that.
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Those two just spent 340 continuous days on the station, to help NASA better understand how the body reacts to long-term spaceflight.
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In the preview, Geyser's mom, Angie, reacts to the footage of her daughter, then a pre-teen, discussing the stabbing of Payton Leutner.
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"The minute you open it up again, if there's lithium remaining, it could flare up again," he explained, given lithium reacts to oxygen.
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After the surgery, the healing process was horrible, and a part of that had to do with how my body reacts to trauma.
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As the nation reacts to the death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, there will be plenty of political analysis, praise and criticism.
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They also used Bassis' mathematical model for describing how ice reacts to air and ocean temperatures, and the implications for sea level rise.
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The result was surprisingly accurate: a garment that reacts to movement and changes shape as it's worn, in turn impacting the wearer's movement.
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There's something so animal about the way a human body reacts to heat—the sweat, the flushing of the skin, the weary groaning.
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But even while Mexico faces such violence at home, it is still crucial that it reacts to the murder of its citizens abroad.
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Add to that the fact that the stock market frequently reacts to unforeseen news events, and four years provides ample opportunity for surprises.
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THE SECRETARY GENERAL of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation, Jens Stoltenberg, reacts to Emmanuel Macron's stark warnings about the future of the alliance.
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But, Peter Boockvar, chief investment officer at the Bleakley Advisory Group, said the market more often reacts to hard data than temporary uncertainty.
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Article of the Day Before reading the article: Try out a mini experiment testing the way water reacts to different types of surfaces.
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"I think it''s deeply oversold...More important than the Friday close is how the market reacts to the Fed next week," he said.
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" WATCH: Rose McGowan Reacts to Seeing Harvey Weinstein in Handcuffs: It's 'a Very Good Feeling' "We understand sexual harassment and assault are global epidemics.
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In one bloodcurdling scene Anna is immobilized and her back is flayed; the camera lingers on her face as she reacts to the pain.
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GIFs and pictures of the actress have circulated around the internet as the world reacts to news of Pitt and Angelina Jolie's sudden split.
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The system controls the powertrain and brakes to allow a close following distance and immediately reacts to acceleration or braking by the lead truck.
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But because it reacts to the 'dancing abstract forms' I created earlier, also this process is tied to the music in its 'random' reactions.
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Meanwhile, Trump reacts to job growth numbers that are clearly slower than what we saw in 2014, 2015, or 2016 as if they're miraculous.
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We'll have to wait to see how Grundy reacts to Archie's decision, though something tells me she's desperate to keep their affair a secret.
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The pound has dropped around 10 percent against the dollar, a 30-year low as the market reacts to uncertainty over the UK's vote.
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Basin reacts to this data by moving slowly when a small amount of rain is falling and speeding up when more rain is recorded.
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"I think that that's one reason an inquiry should go forward, to find out how the public reacts to this," he told USA Today.
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The only uncertainties that remain involve the extent and severity of the clashes and how the international community reacts to events as they unfold.
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Huppert plays the title character, a French movie star who reacts to a life-threatening diagnosis with what might be called the Huppert Shrug.
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Most of Netflix's growth is coming from abroad, while US growth is slowing as it reacts to growing competition in a crowded media landscape.
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The practice is risky because whenever antibiotics are deployed, the microbial world reacts to them with defensive mutations that protect bacteria from being killed.
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"A lot of these books are melancholy or outright depressing, but it's been cool to see how he reacts to them," Mr. Almond said.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer reacts to the Trump administration's move to consider stopping U.S. investments into China's businesses and debriefs the 2019 class of IPOs.
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"A lot is going to depend on how the market reacts to the Fed's announcement of the change in its reinvestment policy," Rajappa said.
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But New York's rage at Amazon's sweetheart deal may finally signal a sea change in how the public reacts to these billion-dollar boondoggles.
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How do we look to the rest of the world when our president reacts to all criticism with base personal attacks through undignified tweets?
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Sherman-Palladino told The Hollywood Reporter that she will wait and see how the audience reacts to the Netflix reboot before deciding where to go.
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"Market players are waiting to see how the BOJ reacts to the recent JGB yield rise," said Keiko Onogi, a senior strategist at Daiwa Securities.
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As Trump reflexively reacts to each development, many Republican lawmakers and others who the White House relies upon to defend the President have gone silent.
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Cover: A woman reacts to seeing her relative receiving emergency care in a hospital following a mass shooting in Korat, Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand, Sunday, Feb.
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He tells the school's new, smart guidance counselor that he understands now that he can't change how people behave, but how he reacts to it.
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You are alone in a luminous space that reacts to your every move with no lag, no confusion, and no connection to the outside world.
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This mini remote control version of the droid moves 360 degrees, just like the real thing, and it reacts to 13 different words and phrases.
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There's also a cute backstory, with its own cast of characters, and you soon realize not everything reacts to being swallowed up the same way.
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Trump's comments about the Fed have raised concerns about central bank independence — the idea that policymakers should monitor and reacts to data, not to politics.
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Meanwhile, fans will get to see how newly single Chase reacts to Todd meddling in his love life, while Savannah faces her own relationship insecurities.
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I believe the Fed should have said that it reacts to hard data and not tariff threats that get erased before they ever get enacted.
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I suffer from painful autoimmune flare-ups, which means I get symptoms of the flu whenever my body reacts to something it feels is dangerous.
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Using neural networks, the basis for artificial intelligence, to recognize the object in front of it, the hand reacts to grab what's nearby within milliseconds.
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For a woman, just physically what you go through and how you heal, and how your body reacts to them crying—you really think, Wow.
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READ: Obama reacts to child's White House tantrum Obama asks if McLaurin wants to meet the first lady and the answer is an obvious one.
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"When residual nicotine reacts to certain chemicals in the air it forms cancer-causing agents that continue to develop over time," says an RHA paper.
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"With any little bit of bacteria, her mouth reacts to it and she gets ulcers and then the ulcers get bigger," Dr. Laws told KAIT.
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Investors will keeping a close eye on moves in sterling over the next two days, to see how the currency reacts to the election outcome.
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Plot In early 1930s Berlin, a group of artists reacts to rising fascism, their narrative occasionally interrupted by a modern-day New Yorker named Zillah.
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Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) reacts to a question on Wednesday about whether she should resign over her comments about the American Israel Public Affairs Committee.
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When my body physically reacts to something my brain normally rejects, it's confusing yet overpowering, and I can't deprive myself of that based on principal.
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The line is free of potential irritants — including parabens, phthalates, chemical sunscreens, and more — which why she thinks her skin reacts to it so well.
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"People tend to forget that if your child reacts to a drill in a way that's tolerable, it doesn't mean that others do," he said.
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Punditry has no scientific basis but simply reacts to the latest polls, which miss the fundamentals of an election and what really drives our politics.
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And, as a consequence, I think we have to wait and see how, in the face of the realities of governance, he reacts to it.
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But Sunflower Labs thinks its security system is an evolution of more standard fare because it "learns and reacts to its surroundings," improving over time.
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Its cometary core, or nucleus, is a mile wide, and it's begun to look more "ghostly" as it reacts to the heat of our sun.
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Next, Karns wanted to know whether, by changing how much gratitude people felt, she could change the way the brain reacts to giving and getting.
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"If the Fed reacts to inflation and starts raising rates, then I would get nervous," said John Schlifske, chairman, president and CEO of Northwestern Mutual.
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Trump regularly tweets complaints that CNN and other outlets are fake news and reacts to stories in real time (or when it's on his TiVo).
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Fox News senior judicial analyst, Judge Andrew Napolitano reacts to new questions surrounding the Mueller probe and unleashes on President Trump's legal team on 'The Story.
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Trump reacts to a terror attack in Barcelona by referring to a fake story about General Pershing shooting Muslim terrorists with bullets dipped in pig's blood.
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The Australian dollar is sensitive to shifts in risk sentiment and also reacts to expectations towards the economic fortunes of China, the country's main trading partner.
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But it's not just useful during the winter: Its "responsive air technology" learns your sleep patterns and reacts to fit your body better while you sleep.
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McMaster: We plan to win and keep on winning South Carolina governor reacts to President Trump's support in the heated Republican primary runoff on 'America's Newsroom.
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To mark Earth Day, Somerset House raised a new Union Jack flag that will change color as it reacts to London's air quality in real time.
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The comedy worked on several levels, most hilarious of all Sandler's quivering lips as he reacts to those unwanted moves with all the camp survival jokes.
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But it also mentions that investors should watch for a recovery in the casino business and wait to see how the industry reacts to new openings.
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The winter coat has a battery that powers a smart thermostat, which reacts to the wearer's body and environment, giving up to 10 watts of heat.
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When she finally sits down with Arie, he's pretty straightforward and tells her she needs to be more thoughtful about the way she reacts to things.
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It all depends on how the ionosphere reacts to the Sun, which is why scientists want to better predict how solar activity affects the upper atmosphere.
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ROSE MCGOWAN REACTS TO HARVEY WEINSTEIN'S IMPENDING ARREST Eight women told CNN on Thursday that Freeman made suggestive comments about their appearance and inappropriately touched them.
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This is the result of a process called bleaching, in which coral reacts to higher water temperatures by ejecting the microscopic algae that give it colour.
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He described the past five years as "a complete 180" on how he reacts to these tragedies, understanding that they are not stories but people's lives.
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If the show's next two seasons follow her as she reacts to a government that betrayed her… well, we'll just have to see if she turns.
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It refers to the perception that the Fed reacts to major decreases in share prices by lowering interest rates, putting a floor on the stock market.
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As the world reacts to the icon's passing at age 69, one model paid her own personal tribute to Bowie at Burberry's fall '16 menswear show.
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In Imtiaz Ali's films like "Rockstar", "Jab Harry Met Sejal" and "Tamasha", the focus is always on the man and how he reacts to unrequited love.
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"This system just reacts to the rising and dropping glucose," said study author Roman Hovorka, director of research at the University of Cambridge Metabolic Research Laboratories.
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He said that Project Veritas plans to release another video involving another CNN employee, with the timing dependent on how CNN reacts to the Bonifield material.
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While that analysis, and much else, depends on how the Federal Reserve reacts to such a scenario it would amount to a significant disinflationary shock globally.
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Watch how their body reacts to the use of one finger and increase in increments to find out what they like best (or just ask them).
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Called the LinkSquare, the device uses an ultra sensitive sensor to detect a pill's "optical fingerprint," the unique but consistent way each pill reacts to light.
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As the stock market reacts to an assassination, the risky positions Nick Bright and Bashir have taken begin to pay off in a very big way.
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The shutdown is the latest by ABB as the company reacts to weaker demand from automotive customers and an industrial slowdown in Europe and North America.
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Lamar Odom's Book Comes Out — May 28, 2019 In another scene, Khloe reacts to the news that her ex-husband, Lamar Odom, is writing a memoir.
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Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) reacts to reporters not questioning him after a House Republican Conference meeting with GOP vice presidential nominee Mike Pence on Tuesday.
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In the patent, the company proposes a "force-sensitive input structure for an electronic device," a customizable, clean, flat surface that reacts to where you press.
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But watch how she reacts to being asked if Maddie will get back on one of the vehicles that nearly killed her ... not nearly as chatty.
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And I swear, Dr. de Waal, the baboon reacts to the trick—or at least the hands in her face—before the eye contact from the human.
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We know that fraud is rampant in the ICO world, and we know that Bitcoin enthusiasts respond to the SEC the way a vampire reacts to garlic.
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Ann Wagner (R-Mo.) reacts to Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) ripping up her copy of President Trump's State of the Union address after his speech. Sens.
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The flag, created by the artist Lauren Bowker, will transform from red, white and blue to gray and black as it reacts to levels of radiation exposure.
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China reacts to Donald Trump South Korea 'a money machine' Government reaction has been more focused on Trump's assertion that South Korea is not paying its way.
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Everyone from Silicon Valley to Wall Street will be watching Twilio to see how the market reacts to the first U.S. venture-backed tech IPO of 2016.
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" Clinton reacts to Sanders' challenge on global warming: "I don't take a backseat to your legislation that you've introduced that you haven't been able to get passed.
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Most moving of all is White's depiction of Lancelot, who has something cowardly and cruel within him, and reacts to it by making himself brave and kind.
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The way to avoid all that: Be cognizant of your skin and the way it reacts to certain types of alcohol when walking up to the bartender.
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The 28-year-old American had informed tennis authorities that she suffered from a rare medical condition that reacts to needle injections, her lawyer Peter Ginsberg said.
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Instead, it simply reacts to what's on the board — which turns out to be a perfect fit for a game where the board is different every time.
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Depending on which enzyme the body reacts to may explain why some people develop neurological problems while others present with the bowel symptoms or a skin rash.
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Its biggest story, though, is the man himself, and how he reacts to feeling cornered: exhaustion behind the scenes, and revved-up attack-dog determination in public.
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In a clip Cole showed me, Hitler reacts to a viral video of a Nigerian government spokesman who had forgotten the URL of his organization's Web site.
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Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush reacts to his mother Barbara stating that he's "one of her favorite sons" during a town hall in Spartanburg, S.C. on Friday.
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So, when honey is used as a wound dressing it draws moisture from the tissues, and this reacts to produce hydrogen peroxide, clearing the wound of infection.
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However, a lot of what happens in the near future will depend on how Maduro reacts to these recent developments, according to Marczak of the Atlantic Council.
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In the wake of social hostility and in contrast to the building storm around her, Marina reacts to each hurdle with a quiet dignity and impetuous reserve.
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As he brings on new patients in his practice, he'll give them a CGM to wear, which helps him better understand how their body reacts to carbohydrates.
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"Filming 'Othello'" also includes a fantastic duet between the old Welles and the young, the elder reading Iago's lines as his glowering younger self reacts to them.
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In the last decade, there has been a wave of terrorism-related convictions in Canada, especially as the country reacts to new threats at home and abroad.
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Of the two men, Robert Whittaker is considerably more economical on the feet where Romero often throws himself wildly out of position and over-reacts to attacks.
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In another video, Little Frank and His Carp (2001), the artist reacts to an audio guide at the Guggenheim Bilbao by expressing sexual desire for the architecture.
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Trump campaign spokesman Tim Murtaugh reacts to third Democratic debate Opinion by: Krystal Ball Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang on Wednesday said in an interview with Hill.
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"If you're the lawyer, you have to be attentive to your clients' personality and how he reacts to tough questions," said John Wood, a former U.S. attorney.
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Former U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara told CNN on Sunday that Mueller may look at how Trump reacts to news surrounding the special investigation as the probe continues.
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Study the Science of Love — Find out what happens in the brain when you fall in love, as well as how your brain reacts to being dumped.
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"The annihilator forms a complex with one molecule from one competitor and one molecule from a different competitor and reacts to form inert, unreactive species," Cherry said.
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"We reported a great Q4 in terms of revenue and profit, ahead of expectations, but as usual, the stock always reacts to the forward-looking guidance," Rascoff said.
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So, if your dad reacts to ragweed, you're at a higher risk for adult-onset allergies — even if you missed out on 'em on as a kid. 2.
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"After twenty weeks, the unborn child reacts to stimuli that would be recognized as painful if applied to an adult human, for example, by recoiling," the bill says.
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"People are not taking on new risk today and some will wait to see on Friday how the markets reacts to the USDA reports," one German trader said.
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It remains to be seen, however, how POTUS reacts to Johnson's own plan for a digital tax and his agreement with other European leaders on the Russia issue.
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The whole pattern has the appearance of a trial balloon, a test to see how the world reacts to the idea of Harvey Weinstein appearing in public again.
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Chief Willoughby reacts to the accusations of police indifference with decency, pleading his case to Mildred and explaining that he is doing all he can to deliver justice.
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Where it stands: OPEC has announced that it won't meet in April and will observe how market reacts to U.S. sanctions on Iran and the crisis in Venezuela.
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And yet how Twitter reacts to the attendant criticism could determine whether the company ever gets a handle on the abuse its platform is so well known for.
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Dealing with hidden things and making the home a really safe place that reacts to you and monitors your health and keeps you in the best possible health.
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If you wanna get really crazy, there's even this one called Club Vibe, that reacts to sound vibrations and is designed to wear out in the club. SERIOUSLY.
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The sound signals also react to a light sensor that reacts to changes in the satellite's position in space triggered by the solar cell position relocating its mass.
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The tank reacts to the desire to destroy it, the "hatred impulse," by catching biological currents — the thoughts and intentions of the enemy — and quickly reacting to them.
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Ken's own life might hang in the balance, too, judging by the way Claire reacts to his suggestions that Frank and Tim had a (wink, wink) special relationship.
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One mode lets you use the PlayStation Move to draw 3D art that reacts to whatever music you're listening to, thumping and pulsing in time to the beat.
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When we read, we experience the neurological response akin to the action we are reading about, our brain presented with a reality that it reacts to in kind.
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When the brain either reacts to a stimulus spontaneously or decides to form an expression intentionally, a message is sent out over the sixth and seventh cranial nerves.
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Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders reacts to his rival Hillary Clinton during a primary debate hosted by MSNBC and the University of New Hampshire in Durham on Thursday.
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I have to admit though, the way my body processes and reacts to food has changed over the years, a reality that's making me reconsider what I eat.
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The actuator on the front of the body reacts to the sounds of the strings, expanding them without sounding like the sound is being piped through a speaker.
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I was intrigued by how the audience, who was moshing and going nuts, reacts to them making noise—they were willing to be a part of something weird.
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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump debates Democrat Hillary Clinton for the first time at Hofstra University on Monday in Hempstead, N.Y. Actor Tom Hanks reacts to former Sen.
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It's a game the jaded police employee reacts to with an impassive stare courtesy of Dakota Fanning, who renders her face as somehow blank and expressive at once.
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Blot what you can, and then test a little to see how it reacts to water, and if it rinses off cleanly then rinse your face and hands.
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Swift reacts to that idea with a defiant expletive, takes to the internet with her endorsement, and decides she'll never stay quiet about the things that matter again.
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Collins said he planned to start Wright in all three games this week in Philadelphia as a way of seeing how Wright's balky back reacts to the workload.
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"I sort of watch how the President reacts to his opponents, and it's not the way I did it," Romney told The New York Times earlier this week.
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No matter how your community reacts to a mass shooting -- and no matter how well spoken your high school kids are -- the national attention span simply moves on.
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" Joe Biden reacts to reports that President Trump repeatedly pressured Ukraine's President to investigate Biden's son: "Not one single credible outlet has given any credibility to (Trump's) assertion.
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First up, though, for the central bank chief is how the market reacts to more detailed information from the last meeting over which his predecessor, Janet Yellen, presided.
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The speaker features two modes: one where it reacts to the beat of your tunes and one where you can control the pattern and color of your cube.
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It's these nuances of the Apple Watch that when you wear it for a long time, you start to pick up on ... And how it reacts to you.
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Carter says your genetic predisposition—coupled with your specific microbial environment and your age of exposure—all come together to change how your immune system reacts to threats.
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When your CPU is waiting for your GPU to draw two frames before it reacts to your click, it can selectively cut out most of one of those frames.
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The mockup actually reacts to your clicks and taps, though it's not fully fleshed out – only so much is available to the public right now to recreate the interface.
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But not everyone reacts to the same treatment in the same way, forcing multiple costly rounds of trial and error until the physician and patient find something that works.
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Like the way that she reacts to the suitcase of clothes that washes up on the beach — you get insight into her style, and what she thinks is funny.
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While California is well-known for its bone-dry summers and years of droughts, what only a few people realize is how the landscape reacts to a deluge: badly.
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"My body reacts to my twin's DNA and cells as foreign matter, compromising my immune system ... Due to that, I unfortunately suffer with autoimmune and health challenges," she wrote.
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For example, when the three Rhinemaidens sit atop the pile of eponymous gold, the projection reacts to their movements, causing the gold pieces to appear to tumble beneath them.
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In one standout moment in the film, Sumon reacts to Nirmila's husband mocking the idea of considering wild meat as palatable food by reminding him that normalcy isn't universal.
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The idea is that marine life—everything from bacteria to plankton and corals to fish and mammals—senses and in some way reacts to the presence of nearby ships.
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Though Lily typically reacts to these awkwardly awesome displays of affection with a comment along the lines of "stop embarrassing me, you creeps," she was clearly touched this time.
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Like other tests, it's a stick that reacts to urine to determine pregnancy, and it displays results as two lines if pregnant or one line if not, as before.
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This really matters most in editing, where a 50MP RAW image and the manner in which it reacts to changes in Lightroom is entirely different from most other cameras.
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Both Sandy and Danny allude to sex, but where Danny's exploits are rooted in bravado, Sandy's sexual experiences are completely reliant upon what Danny wants, expects, and reacts to.
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Indeed, the termite mound is not so much a building as a body, a self-regulating organic process that continuously reacts to its changing environment, building and unbuilding itself.
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The way I see the world — this is probably so pretentious and self-indulgent — I don't see why people aren't reacting the way my character reacts to bad news.
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This opens an opportunity for us to explore how my patient reacts to the notion that he is being mistreated, which can be revelatory and vital to the therapy.
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But he reacts to the photos of chemical attacks — and of dead children, in particular — as he did last year when he authorized strikes on Syria over Bannonites' objections.
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And it's a — today's virtual reality experience, which I have sampled, have been blown away by — I'm very curious to see how the audience reacts to what's made available.
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FABER: MEANWHILE, YOUR STOCK PRICE REACTS TO THE FACT PEOPLE BELIEVE YOU'RE IN A VERY COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT, REGARDLESS WHAT YOU'RE GOING TO BE BRINGING IN TERMS OF VALUE ADD.
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I also tried it out on myself — I have very sensitive skin that often reacts to products — and it did nothing but leave my skin feeling soft and smooth.
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This leads to an Almodovarian irony: the police officer reacts to Luci's embrace of sadomasochism by raping her, which leaves her in a hospital bed, expressing gratitude to him.
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The darkness of who this person is, why he reacts the way he reacts to things, putting your body through simple tasks like crying, or getting shot, or screaming.
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A woman reacts to the sun coming out of the clouds during the annual Easter Parade and Bonnet Festival on Fifth Avenue in New York City on April 21.
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But on the other networks, which serve as a proxy for how the media world reacts to these events in general, the gun control debate took a small detour.
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" "The interesting part about the press conference is that we finally had a dissent, the first of the Powell era so it'll be interesting how he reacts to that.
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" Dr. Hunter says that, given how society reacts to survivors who come forward, especially in high-profile cases, "what's amazing is that people do disclose, not that people don't disclose.
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The priority, he says, should be to inspire a feeling among young people "that the system listens to you and reacts to you", which in turn would strengthen political commitment.
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Flight director Julie Webster reacts to the confirmation that the Cassini spacecraft had disintegrated in the skies above Saturn, at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, on Sept. 15.
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RIYADH (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's energy minister said on Sunday the kingdom always reacts to oil market supply and demand and it would continue to monitor crude markets for any developments.
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It's a very common verb, and one could argue that it's the only verb you'd use to describe what happens when someone sees a thing and, well, reacts to it.
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During the MRI, the magnet in the machine "reacts to the scalpel in his abdomen, and you have to stop the procedure because he has all this pain," said Faxon.
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Even when Dark does traffic in the '80s, it's through music videos like Dead Or Alive's "You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)" that no one actually even reacts to.
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ET: Constitutional law professor Jonathan Turley reacts to the DOJ asking its watchdog to look into alleged impropriety in the FBI&aposs probe of Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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RELATED: Trump reacts to bombings: 'This is only going to get worse' But being an open country doesn't mean that the US government should loosen its vetting process, King said.
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The results yielded a much larger database of human portraits demonstrating hundreds of ways the human face appears and reacts to light coming from different directions, according to the researchers.
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She and the screenwriters only reveal their hand in the funny, bitterly cynical ending, which touches on the way the public reacts to big media events and ugly human drama.
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To do that, Facebook decided that it would push most new projects through this program first to see how the community reacts to them and what the adoption is like.
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Mice are also sharing space on the station with the astronauts in a mouse habitat so they can study how the mice and their gene expression reacts to zero gravity.
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If he follows through, it would be a change from how Mr. Trump typically employs the medium — he more often reacts to coverage of events, rather than the events themselves.
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Nanoleaf says its new Learning Series "intuitively learns, senses and reacts to users needs" without relying upon voice or manual controls thanks to the company's U-IQ sensors and algorithms.
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Tuning into your body and the way it reacts to different touches and environments can also help you better understand which things trigger you in relation to your previous trauma.
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Romney's not likely to take the bait, but how he reacts to such "opportunities" and what issues he chooses to highlight will be critical to his effectiveness in the Senate.
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Major carmakers have been taking tentative steps into areas such as car-sharing and ride-sharing, as the industry reacts to the growth of technology-enabled services such as Uber.
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Depending on your genetic background, and on the particular strain you're exposed to "there could be a different to how your immune system reacts to an HPV infection," he says.
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And you can see it for yourself in the video above, as he "reacts" to the psychological horror film that's also a sharp take on the state of race in America.
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It might depend on how the stock market reacts to the Fed's policy statement and to the answers that Powell gives reporters in a news conference scheduled for 2:30 p.m.
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A self-described "lay-person" Catholic, Lanigan-Schmidt reacts to a loss of the magnificent rituals he remembers from childhood after the Second Vatican Council modernized the church in the 1960s.
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Clark also sought advice from several parachute graybeards, engineers who'd trained under Theodor Knacke and Helmut Heinrich and who still possessed an instinctive feel for how fabric reacts to extreme stress.
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Go deeper: What they're saying: D.C. reacts to Trump's "lynching" tweet Trump's premeditated racism is central to his 2020 strategy Editor's note: This article has been updated with new details throughout.
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China reacts to Donald Trump's rise Trade-centric view It seems Trump views China almost entirely through the lens of trade, perhaps not surprising given his own background as a businessman.
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The bureau's lack of action when compared with how the FBI reacts to other federal crimes calls into question whether the FBI failed to understand that Bitcoin is a real currency.
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That friction will likely make ideas slower and just a bit harder to spread — giving humanity a bit more time to think before it reacts to the outrage of the day.
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But the current situation is very different from past disasters because it could also have leaked an enormous amount of condensate, which reacts to the environment differently than heavy crude does.
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But this new shape-changing polymer reacts to temperatures as small as the touch of human skin to contract—in the process lifting as much as 1,000 times its own weight.
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"Seems to me like there's a great case of selective memory going on," the restaurant maven said, adding that Rinna often reacts to things in anger and then regrets it later.
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It also adapts to the contours of your body, reacts to pressure changes, and distributes your weight more evenly, making it the ideal choice for all the side sleepers out there.
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"These technological advances can affect how domestic inflation reacts to shocks, the pass-through of exchange rate movements into inflation and the domestic impact of global developments and inflation," Mersch added.
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These cells could record the ways a neuron reacts to a medication, or track changes in a gut during an infection or be placed in the environment to monitor the soil.
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Pressure from China and the United States could be a factor, though experts caution it's hard to tell, as North Korea often reacts to international pressure and punitive measures with defiance.
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This is made more severe by the fact that Aldo doesn't move his head as a boxer will—always in motion—but reacts to punches and slips from a dead stop.
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Sharon's best scene in the movie is entirely about how she feels about how she's seen, as she reacts to a crowd reacting to her own performance in The Wrecking Crew.
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PRESIDENT TRUMP REACTS TO LONDON -- SO ABOUT THAT TRAVEL BAN...: President Trump called for a "larger, tougher and more specific" travel ban in response to the London terrorist attack this morning.
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" Trump reacts to Turnbull's comments that even if refugees are "the best people in the world, even if you are a Nobel Prize winning genius, we will not let you in.
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Kent was brought on to speak about his expertise on Ukraine, and how the public reacts to his testimony will be, in part, influenced by how he chooses to present himself.
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Does Sydney want to be a big global city like New York or Hong Kong where anything goes (at least in some places) and officialdom reacts to trouble as it emerges?
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In a new, lengthy interview with Zane Lowe conducted over the first weekend of this year's Coachella, Kendrick discusses this lyrical focus and how it reacts to the rise of Trump.
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The sex scenes are obviously faked for the cameras; close-ups linger on Ms. Dosch's expressive face as she reacts to the man's demands with a mixture of disgust and practicality.
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In Jackson Hole, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President James Bullard explains how the escalation of trade tensions is affecting monetary policy and he reacts to President Trump's adversarial style.
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" Giuliani reacts to Bolton report in the Times - telling me via text: "I used to like and respect John [Bolton] and tell people they were wrong about how irresponsible he was.
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Seeing her bifurcation as Alex felt like a revelation: Here's who society, and celebrity, forces me to be, and here's how the rest of me absorbs and reacts to that mandate.
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Hong Kong's market often reacts to movements in US Treasury yields because the Chinese territory, whose currency is pegged to the dollar, follows the US Federal Reserve's monetary policy, Hong said.
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Caesar, the ape whose expressions we are watching via digital transformation as he reacts to the Colonel's murderous deeds and musters his forces, is played by the British actor Andy Serkis.
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" The sole, standard across the range, has an "anatomical molding" that follows the shape of a healthy foot, says Gutzy: "The cork-latex core reacts to the shape of your feet.
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Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James (23) reacts to a call during the second half of Game 1 of basketball's NBA Finals between the Golden State Warriors and the Cavaliers in Oakland, Calif.
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Given the sheer numbers of things that go on in cars these days, it is, perhaps, a touch worrying that scientists still aren't quite sure how the human brain reacts to distraction.
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She will also change over time as she responds and reacts to the building, her environment, and the people who interact with her—she'll change size, color, and her personality will evolve.
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"For any type of experiment you do that focuses intense X-rays on a sample, you want to understand how it reacts to the X-rays," he said in a press release.
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And, the way she reacts to his phone call — it's off-putting, even for the staunchest Sam apologist — speaks to a form of anger that's more dangerous for Sam than anyone else.
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Engineers can take over other vehicles in the virtual environment — like cars in a video game — driving them around the AV and testing how it reacts to sudden cut-offs or tailgaters.
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I think that today's populism reacts to the fact that experts are not really masters, that their expertise doesn't work—again, just remember how the 2008 financial meltdown caught the experts unprepared.
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Japanese company Yukai Engineering has unveiled the solution to this classic conundrum with Qoobo: a soft, round cushion with a robotic tail that reacts to strokes, just as a loving pet would.
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Given how rarely this administration reacts to the incessant leaking, we pinged several former and current White House insiders to find out which leaks of sensitive information had troubled Trump officials most.
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Resonating Azalea Valley Similar to the Resonating Forest, Resonating Azalea Valley plunges visitors into a light show that reacts to their steps, sending new lights and colors surging outward as they pass.
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Jamie reacts to the trauma of the war and the strange letdown of its end by sinking into alcoholism and depression, while Ronsel tries to burrow back into life with his family.
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There's more ... LT also reacts to news articles comparing his HOF speech to Obama (he's blown away) and tells us what he's been doing with that brand new gold jacket (it's cute).
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But that ignores the role of hormones and appetite; differences in the way different foods are metabolised and the way the body reacts to prolonged deprivation by hoarding fat and slowing down.
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Dissolved in seawater, CO2 reacts to form carbonic acid that stunts the ability of corals, shellfish and some plankton to produce calcium carbonate, the EPA says on a website about climate change.
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In this episode, it's Matt Walsh, who both reacts to that adoption news with effectively quiet heartbreak and exhibits physical comedy skills of John Cleese proportions when he notices Selina's tweet-tastrophe.
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The streamer, seated before his computer, might grow animated as he reacts to the game, but just as often he is fixated and still, his expressionless face blue-lit by monitor glow.
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As in domestic policy, but with a thicker fog of ignorance, Trump treats each issue of foreign policy or engagement as a separate event, and reacts to it according to his mood.
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The Leftovers needled me right between the ribs; it's one of only two shows I've ever seen that get at the erratic, inexplicable ways the human mind reacts to losing someone suddenly.
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Who her friends are, how she reacts to other celebrities, fighting with Legend, she gives us a refreshing peek into the life of a celebrity, no matter how privileged it may be.
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Once the powerhouse of the global oil market, OPEC now largely reacts to trends outside its control, particularly American oil production, which has doubled to 12 million barrels a day since 403.
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Coca-Cola and rivals such as PepsiCo and Nestle are stepping up action to curb plastic use as the industry reacts to growing consumer concerns about global warming and plastic waste pollution.
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Cover image: House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi reacts to accounts of the massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School during a roundtable on gun violence at Coral Springs City Hall Wednesday, Oct.
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REALTED VIDEO: Selena Gomez Finally Reacts to Being the New Queen of Instagram Though celebs themselves draw plenty of attention on social media, there were also plenty of buzzy film and television properties.
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Each character has his or her own particular set of likes and dislikes that influence how he or she reacts to your actions in the game, depending on his or her individual personalities.
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In an open letter to Keeter shared exclusively with PEOPLE, Mark Barden, who lost his son Daniel in the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary in 2012, reacts to the musician's impassioned comments.
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His first three years in office have proven that he doesn't have any grand plans about much of anything -- he just acts and sees how people react, and then reacts to the reaction.
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When the body reacts to bee stings, bug bites, or other extreme allergies, the muscles around the airway and the blood vessels tighten up, choking the person's breath and throttling their blood supply.
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Cameron's support of Dushku and other women who have spoken up about their experiences is a visible marker of the shift that is happening in how Hollywood reacts to claims of sexual misconduct.
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Read These Stories Next: Entertainment Industry Reacts To The Tragedy In Manchester Ariana Grande Issues Statement As Manchester Death Toll Rises To 22 James Corden Paid An Emotional Tribute To London Last Night
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Related: Zaha Hadid Is Building a Sculpture You Can Live In Adidas Enlists Pharrell and Zaha Hadid for a Sneaker Collab Zaha Hadid Architects Creates A "Living" Ceiling That Reacts To Visitors' Movements
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Helping to maintain that credibility is that many data elements are carefully scrutinized by outsiders, whether the market — which reacts to certain regular data releases as important measures of economic health — or researchers.
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By learning more about how the human body reacts to long-duration spaceflight, NASA may be able to devise ways to mitigate the risks posed by months-long trips to deep space destinations.
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In this sense you're not offered the chance to determine how the uncle reacts to returning to a more home-like environment, but the chance to impact your emotional response to his revelations.
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Brazilian bromance While Trump reacts to the terrorist attack in New Zealand, he's about to welcome the "Trump of the Tropics" -- the far-right President of Brazil Jair Bolsonaro -- to the White House.
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" Oprah Winfrey reacts to Trump calling her 'insecure' The late-night host asked her if she had a moment in which she considered responding to Trump, to which she replied, "Not a second.
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In an interview at the museum, Cortez said she was drawn to the organic nature of raw steel — the way it reacts to its environment, to humans in the space, and to plants.
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Timothée Chalamet and Steve Carell in Beautiful Boy In Beautiful Boy, Timothée Chalamet plays a young man who's struggling with addiction, which his loving family reacts to first with disbelief and then with grief.
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The initial offerings include a sheer gel blush and a pink lip balm with color that develops as it reacts to the pH level of one's lips, as well as an aluminum-free deodorant.
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But he reacts to Obergefell in exactly the alienating and combative manner that is destined to further marginalize evangelicals, that is guaranteed to bring out fear-driven reactions and not the movement's highest ideals.
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"If he's been failing at a bunch of things lately, he'll be more frustrated, and that will change how he reacts to things for a period of maybe 20 to 30 minutes," Neuman says.
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I wrote last week about a Tahitian keeper's own goal, which was too perfect to be true, but what makes Consigli's goal all the more spectacular is how he reacts to the damn thing.
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This is the Trump presidency in a nutshell: He does something inappropriate; people correctly label what he did as being inappropriate; Trump then reacts to that reaction, usually by bringing the Clintons into it.
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Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) reacts to microphones placed on a podium at the start of a press conference on his anti-poverty policy rollout in the Washington, D.C., neighborhood of Anacostia on Tuesday.
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"We have to consider how each of the materials reacts to the environment," he said, and the answers will determine how he and his colleagues conserve and display the ruby slippers in the future.
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Co-worker reacts to murder of Houston heart doctor Cardiologist Mark Hausknecht was killed by a drive-by shooting while on his bicycle; Dr. Neal Kleiman of the Houston Methodist Hospital shares his thoughts.
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Make bread with a sourdough starter, and the dough rises slowly as the starter ferments and changes, and as it reacts to all manner of factors, like flour type, air temperature, humidity and altitude.
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Related: 'Trump Emergency': Mexico Reacts to the Real Possibility of a Trump Presidency The Leaders were arrested on August 19 on suspicion of beating Rodriguez, then 58, as he slept in a subway station.
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The president focuses his attention when Flood talks to him: Trump reacts to the authority Flood carries as a heavyweight lawyer handling the topic that potentially poses an existential threat to the Trump presidency.
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Team Rising reacts to President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Democrats start hinting Sanders should drop out Coronavirus disrupts presidential campaigns MORE's townhall on Fox News.
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Lee Zeldin reacts to Trump signaling he would block the Navy's ejection of Eddie Gallagher, who was found guilty of posing for a photo with the dead body of an ISIS casualty in Iraq.
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FCAT Fest featured shorts about drag queens, the city of Hialeah (which has the highest percentage of Spanish-speaking residents in the United States), and how one family reacts to watching Goodfellas in Spanish.
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"Harambe became a referendum on and a satire of social media outrage culture, his name a stand-in for everything wrong with the way social media reacts to news," Select All's Brian Feldman explained.
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We did talk at the beginning of the season how Miguel reacts to the loss of his best friend ,and we're going to see a little bit more of the direct aftermath of the death.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May reacts to the Queen in October of 2018Photo: Getty ImagesHave you ever come across some particularly tasty food in the fridge, only to be bummed out that it's all moldy?
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Trump, meanwhile, has yet to explain what will happen if Iran reacts to US attempts to renegotiate the nuclear deal, and impose new terror-related sanctions, by trying to break out toward the nuclear threshold.
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The artist reacts to this fatality by protecting each work in a transparent plastic bag, as if to slow the fading of memories in an attempt to limit the easy dispersion of the singular parts.
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In 1996, a 25-year-old Daum had the break that most writers dream of, selling an essay to the New York Times Magazine about how Generation X reacts to the message of safe sex.
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CNN host defines nepotism CNN's Don Lemon reacts to hearing President Donald Trump discuss nepotism while saying his daughter Ivanka's name was floated as a possible replacement for the US ambassador to the United Nations.
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And Calogero reacts to his dad's attempt to teach him the value of hard work and remind him of his ethics exactly the way large swaths of America reacted to Clinton: with scorn and dismissal.
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The restaurant giant responded to the debacle by plucking a page from the PR handbook of the gaming industry, which routinely reacts to even the most vile attacks by rhapsodizing about the enthusiasm of their fans.
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As the Bank of Japan's massive bond buying dominates, the JGB market rarely reacts to the fiscal outlook, but an unusual confluence of similar fiscal drives in the United States and Japan led to some selling.
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The custom circular table is equipped with a standard projector with its new image IMX382 image sensors to track the puck and paddles, while the projector creates a virtual interface that reacts to your physical movements.
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China reacts to 'going into North Korea' When it comes to North Korea -- which conducted its fifth nuclear test this month -- Trump recommended that the United States try to make China take on a bigger role.
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Well, Chyna is pregnant, and according to S. Manjula Jegasothy, a Miami-based dermatologist and founder of Miami Skin Institute, fluctuating hormones can affect the way skin reacts to products and techniques used in facial treatments.
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"The car gives me a good feeling and, even if there are still a lot of things to improve, it's reasonably easy to drive and it reacts to the various set-up changes," added the Finn.
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Read More Market reacts to sharp decline in durable goods orders Crude oil futures also rebounded on Thursday, rising to their highest in three weeks and boosting oil-linked currencies such as the and Canadian dollars.
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Just how the EU reacts to the Swiss legislation will be scrutinized for hints of what Britain might expect as it negotiates terms of its divorce after voting in June to quit the 28-member bloc.
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Rather, their theory points to the large role that climate has in shaping human culture, and the way a person reacts to a given situation is largely a product of the culture they were raised in.
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It seems like the existence of a letter from Swift's attorney couldn't keep Kardashian silent forever, and now we're left to wait and see how Swift reacts to having the rug pulled out from under her.
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A rare moment in news, indeed CNN's senior international correspondent Ivan Watson reacts to the news that all 12 boys and their coach are rescued from a cave in northern Thailand after 18 gut-wrenching days.
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It would probably be beneficial to understand what your body is actually doing with all of that ink, or even how it reacts to titanium oxide in cosmetics when it comes into contact with a wound.
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Watching a humanoid form being pushed down, or a four-legged, dog-like robot kicked for no other reason than to see how the robot reacts to the sudden and unexpected force, fills viewers with sympathy.
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Michael Froman: Well, I think it's premature to call it a trade war per se because a lot will depend on how each side reacts to react to the other and nobody wants a trade war.
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The fate of the pound remains tied to how the British economy reacts to last year's shock decision to leave the EU and speculation over how 18 months of Brexit talks with Brussels will pan out.
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The bank's team notes that demand reacts to oil price changes on average over 12 to 24 months, while supply outside OPEC and North America responds to price changes over a two- to six-year time frame.
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"Signs of capitulation by institutional investors are creating a window of opportunity for equity markets into Q1 assuming the Fed reacts to market stress," J.P. Morgan analyst Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou said in a note to investors on Friday.
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" As historian Timothy Snyder notes in his book, "On Tyranny: Twenty Lessons from the Twentieth Century": "Life is political, not because the world cares about how you feel, but because the world reacts to what you do.
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These edible actuators are covered in gelatin, which is already used safely as an outer layer in medicine capsules available over the counter, and filled with air or fluid that reacts to chemicals, causing them to move.
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Whereas the director's other films have a disruptive, troubled feel as Kiarostami reacts to the changing world around him, The Wind Will Carry Us feels like a celebratory reconciliation between tradition and change, between past and future.
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Kelly recently spent 340 days on the ISS to help NASA learn how the body reacts to living in microgravity for extended periods of time, and those samples will reveal a lot about how Kelly's body adapted.
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It's also possible to rewire the RNA to respond to specific stimuli, offering an engineered microbiological system that reacts to inputs in the same way that an embedded computer might respond to a temperature sensor of accelerometer.
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But I would urge everybody interested in English history to buy this book at once: Mr. Gant maneuvers so elegantly between the better-known historical narrative and the music that reacts to and supports that political ecosystem.
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Blogger Reacts to the Popular YouTubers Who Want to Trademark the Word &aposReact&aposThe Fine Brothers pissed off a lot whole lot of people when they announced a bold new scheme to…Read more ReadThe Fine Bros made their substantial internet following mostly by taking the time-honored reaction genre to YouTube, with videos following the format [DEMOGRAPHIC] REACTS TO [THING]:The pair basically assumed that they owned the format, and oh-so-generously came up with the idea of licensing their unique style to other YouTubers, in return for a share of any revenue.
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Related: A 4K Timelapse Captures 4 Years of the Sun in 4 Minutes Color Changing Building Reacts to the Sun Enter the Sun Without Burning Alive in NASA Installation Olafur Eliasson Harnesses the Sun with Giant Kinetic Mirrors
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But he also tried to downplay the sense that the Fed's decision-making was tied too closely to how the market reacts to the evolving trade debate, or to the sometimes unexpected policy choices of the Trump administration.
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More blood was found by using a "chemical reagent" that reacts to the presence of blood that may not be visible to the eye, such as when a person has attempted to clean it up, the documents state.
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Kamal Sharma, director of G10 FX Strategy for Europe at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, told CNBC on Monday that the direction May's deal will take, and how the wider Parliament reacts to it, is crucial this week.
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Sipolins is looking at how the brain reacts to virtual reality — based on EEG scans, totally different parts of the brain light up when someone is in VR as opposed to looking at a flat screen, Martin said.
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World reacts to Trump victory "He's going to screw us all," said one newspaper vendor as they waited for the fast-moving cars to come to a brief stop at the intersection so they could sell more papers.
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Loosely autobiographical, Sing Street tells the story of an early 1980s Dublin teen who reacts to the dissolution of his parents' marriage and the collapse of the Irish economy by forming a band with his working-class schoolmates.
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The toy wraps its little plastic arms tightly around your finger (they do not move, you slide the monkey on like a ring) and reacts to touch and movement with an instantly engaging collection of monkey-ish sounds.
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The amazing thing about Johnny Weir, who I suspect is actually a ball of positive energy wearing a human costume, is that a brooch that reacts to a hashtag may be the least amazing thing about his wardrobe.
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For their new work, "for North," the pair teamed up with the sound and set designer Will Owen and the dance artist Hsiao-Jou Tang to explore how the body reacts to a shifting spatial and sonic environment.
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WATCH: DARRELL ISSA REACTS TO RELEASE OF FISA DOCUMENTS Video The newly released FISA warrant application, however, seems to indicate the Yahoo News article was an independent piece of corroborating information that justified the surveillance of Carter Page.
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The process of creating a found poem entails closely reading sophisticated nonfiction writing in order to first identify salient words and details, then recombine those words to create something that summarizes, reacts to or comments on the topic.
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But the deepest depths of our intellect are not rational, and when Steve Blake reacts to a marginal moving screen with rage and terror, we can feel our own rage, our own terror, flowing into and from him.
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What we quickly realize is the protagonist Jia Jia was extremely unhappy in her marriage, that her late husband was dismissive and cruel, and so she reacts to his death less with grief than with ambivalence and disorientation.
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Use ideas from that lesson plan, such as pairing up to write and record podcasts in which one plays an interviewer and the other George Orwell, who answers questions about the novel and reacts to the modern world.
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Vision is one part of that, and by vision it means, as you move your head and move your body, the world that you see reacts to your movement in exactly the same way the real world would.
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"This is my first dog show, but I've watched this a lot on TV. I am excited to see all of the dogs and I am excited to see how Maui reacts to the dogs," Tisdale, 33, told PEOPLE.
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Much will depend on how Trump reacts to what is undeniable a rebuke from voters two years into a presidency that has unfolded in institutional chaos, torn at racial and cultural divides and often trampled on truth and facts.
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The simple fact is that -- time and time again -- Trump acts (and reacts) to situations in a way much more consistent with a pundit aiming for more airtime on Fox News Channel than the head of our country's government.
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The Trump worldview is a clear break from what we've known since the end of World War II. The question now is how the rest of the world reacts to Donald Trump's re-imagining of America's role in it.
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Lizzie shares her family's enthusiasm for the French Revolution, but her husband has an investor's natural fear of economic upheaval and reacts to the news from France as if it were coming straight from his mother-in-law's pen.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Soybean deliveries to crushing plants have been severely cut in Argentina, the world's top supplier of soymeal livestock feed, as the country reacts to the coronavirus pandemic, the local grains export industry chamber said on Tuesday.
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Supporters of repeal rejoicing together A "Repeal" voter reacts to an early vote tally Shortly after the votes came in A "Yes" Voter Critics note that Northern Island still has the most restrictive abortion laws in the United Kingdom.
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How she carries herself in those times; how she reacts to public denunciations; how she fights when the pressure gets hard — whether it's in public or behind closed doors — will be the moments when she really earns her feminist cred.
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How your body reacts to heat After exposure to high temperatures, many people will suffer minor and temporary ill-effects, along the lines of nausea, dizziness and fatigue, said Owen Landeg, a principal environmental public health scientist at Public Health England.
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For some, time feels like its moving slower in Trump's America, and while the earth is spinning at the same speed it always does, psychologists believe that the perception has to do with the way the brain reacts to stress.
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China reacts to Donald Trump's rise His ideas would contrast dramatically with those of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who is billing herself as the only candidate qualified to keep America safe on day one in the Oval Office.
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Recent work from Malenka's lab shows that the release of serotonin in a region of the brain's "reward circuit" — which reacts to pleasurable activities like eating and sex — can enhance social behavior in mice bred to have autism-like behaviors.
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Dennis Ross on Kim Jong Un probing, Gaza protests Former U.S. diplomat on Middle East affairs reacts to Kim Jong Un's threat to cancel upcoming summit with President Trump and has insight on deadly protests at the Israel-Gaza border.
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Others, noting the fraught psychology on display, find a model in Leonardo Da Vinci's "The Last Supper" in which each of the apostles reacts to Christ's announcement that one of them will betray him with varying degrees of horror and introspection.
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Since there's virtually no UV light in my office, save whatever leaks from the fluorescent lights above (they're UV lights encased in glass tubes coated with a phosphor that reacts to the UV light), Cohen brought in a UV light source.
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Hasan Minhaj's dad once hilariously destroyed him over a high school cheating scandal '13 Reasons Why' drops chilling Season 3 trailer Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates
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Experts who closely watch developments in the South China Sea tell CNBC that they expect China to lose at least some of the elements of the case, but the real test will come in how Beijing reacts to a ruling.
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Along with multinational rivals including PepsiCo and Nestle, Coca-Cola has started offering recyclable aluminum cans as well as plastic bottles for some water brands as the industry reacts to public outrage over the world's oceans being polluted with plastic waste.
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Along with multinational rivals including PepsiCo and Nestle, Coca-Cola has started offering recyclable aluminium cans as well as plastic bottles for some water brands as the industry reacts to public outrage over the world's oceans being polluted with plastic waste.
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Not unlike the Harry Potter Easter Egg on News Feed, whenever a user reacts to someone's post with love, wishes someone happy birthday, or creates a Facebook Group, the user will see a message in their News Feed that thanks them.
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A headline like "Deliveryman Reacts to Barking Dog" will probably face no penalty under Facebook's new rules, though the number of readers who come upon a story like that on the 1.7 billion-member network might be lucky to exceed 100.
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Investigators discovered evidence of more blood by using a "chemical reagent" that reacts to the presence of blood that may not be visible to the eye, such as when a person has attempted to clean it up, the documents state.
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Both Utah and Boston embody an altruistic style that calmly reacts to the defense's scheme by jabbing them with side-to-side passes, screens on and off the ball, baseline cuts, and direct hand-offs that function like a slingshot.
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I know how our dev team reacts to the changes we make in terms of design, but it's really fascinating to see people pick up a game who've never played it before and see what they do, see what they think.
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Nothing is more celebrated than the heartbreaking "moment out of time" when the heroine, Caroline, steps out of a tableau and swiftly, numbly, reacts to the Man She Must Marry, the female Episode in his Past and her own Lover.
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"We expect the next week will be a key period for Eldorado's investments in Greece as we see how the government reacts to Eldorado's hardline stance on future investment," RBC Capital Markets analyst Dan Rollins said in a note to clients.
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Team Rising reacts to Joe BidenJoe BidenThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats seek leverage for trial Democrats spend big to put Senate in play MORE's comments in an Axios interview.
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Jordan denies knowledge of sexual abuse at Ohio State Republican lawmaker reacts to reports that he 'turned a blind eye' to alleged sexual abuse by a wrestling team doctor when he coached at the university; Peter Doocy reports on the latest. Rep.
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The company has faced rumors that it could be coerced into sharing information with the Russian government for some time, but those allegations have garnered more attention as Washington reacts to the mounting evidence of Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
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Elsewhere the Kingsmoot gets underway on the Iron Islands, Sansa confronts Littlefinger, and Varys and Tyrion meet with the mildly unnerving High Red Priestess Kinvara (we know she must be fairly unnerving because of how the normally chilled Varys reacts to her).
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCollins reacts to angry voicemails in response to acquittal vote What the impeachment vote looked like from inside the chamber Collins: It's 'very sexist' to assume I asked McConnell's permission in witness vote MORE (R-Maine), Roberts admonished both sides.
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Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick '13 Reasons Why' drops chilling Season 3 trailer The Rock sounded more presidential last night than half the actual candidates Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference
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ET. '13 Reasons Why' drops chilling Season 3 trailer Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick
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It's not a particularly inspired setup, but it kicks off a round of fish-out-of-water comedy as Pooh reacts to the business of Christopher's life in London when all the bear really cares about is lounging about and eating honey.
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She explains her frustrations about 'woke-ness' and reacts to being repeatedly called out for appropriative actions: Reacting to a steady stream of criticism (TMZ's Met Ball headline: "Katy Perry Rocks Ugly Outfit by Jew-Hating Designer") is a "maddening game," she said.
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But Yescarta is not without risk, and the FDA said it will carry a warning for neurologic toxicities and cytokine release syndrome, a condition in which the body reacts to the CAR-T cells with high fever and other flu-like symptoms.
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Editorial How China reacts to the sweeping legal defeat over its claims to the South China Sea will tell the world a lot about its approach to international law, the use — measured or otherwise — of its enormous power, and its global ambitions.
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He forms opinions on the fly, reacts to news without any concern for whether or not he has all the facts, engages in bitter Twitter feuds, and completely disregards data and evidence because they have no place in his inane arsenal of insults.
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In many of the dating scenes, Binoche's face is shot in close-up, a canvas for micro-expressions that, when read closely, reveals a woman trying to keep it together as she reacts to the incredulity of the men in her life.
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The market has fluttered — and recovered — every time there has been some kind of ratcheting up in tensions between North Korea and the U.S. And the market reacts to the Fed's handling of its own balance sheet reduction and decisions on rate hikes.
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This information changes depending on the state of the tires, fuel consumption, and which cars are in front and behind you, and it's this knowledge of adaptive dialogue this has helped in designing the systems powering how the uncle reacts to your actions.
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Nestlé, whose products include baby milk, pet food, Nespresso coffee and KitKat chocolate bars, is under pressure to boost profitability as the global food industry reacts to pressures unleashed by Kraft Heinz's failed $143bn takeover approach this year for Anglo-Dutch group Unilever.
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Article of the Day Before reading the article: The article you are about to read argues that plants have a kind of intelligence, similar to that of animals or even humans, that takes in information from their environments and reacts to it.
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So a car company might use it to examine all times that a vehicle in its fleet applies its brakes, or a security company to determine how quickly its software reacts to the thousands of incidents it records on any given day.
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Especially given how often conservative Catholicism is in thrall to orthodoxies that are political rather than theological, how often — especially as it reacts to the destabilizing style of Pope Francis — its climate feels more like an airless bunker than a Gothic nave.
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Each of the colored dyes reacts to different wavelengths of light, so by using three different light sources, the researchers were able to selectively activate and deactivate the three different ink colors to produce specific shades, complex patterns, and even high-resolution images.
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"The expression of frustration, or the acceptance of failure, could be the key words of the artwork which reacts to the Umbrella Movement," said Chow Chun Fai, who paints scenes from films in which characters comment on Hong Kong's relationship with the mainland.
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It also seems to be setting the stage for a grim plot twist in which Dany essentially turns into her father, the mad king Aerys II Targaryen, and reacts to her losses with a vengeful, unmitigated rage that threatens all of King's Landing.
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Bitter, sarcastic Alice is slightly underdeveloped in this volume (there's a troubling scene in which her sexual assault becomes important mostly for how Malcolm reacts to it; Pullman can and should do better than that), but her sour, cranky voice is profoundly endearing.
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Wildwood mayor reacts to video of officer punching beachgoer Ernie Troiano admits he was stunned by the footage of police in Wildwood, New Jersey punching a woman twice and putting her in a chokehold, but says the officers were 'understanding of what they did.
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"Here's the dog..." '13 Reasons Why' drops chilling Season 3 trailer Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCollins reacts to angry voicemails in response to acquittal vote What the impeachment vote looked like from inside the chamber Collins: It's 'very sexist' to assume I asked McConnell's permission in witness vote MORE (R-Maine) will vote to acquit Trump.
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Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference The Rock sounded more presidential last night than half the actual candidates
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And that's what I'm for, because when I was young the yippies used humor as terrorism, and that's what I think we should be doing today to infiltrate and to mortify the enemy, and Trump is an easy target because he reacts to everything.
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But thanks to the use of thermochromic ink that reacts to heat, rubbing the blacked-out sun reveals an image of our Moon, which will be responsible for the upcoming eclipse that'll cast a 70-mile-wide shadow that slowly travels diagonally across the country.
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"Not only can we learn how the structure reacts to a water impact in these tests, but we can also understand how splashdown loads are transmitted to the seats and crew," explains Mark Baldwin, who's the crew injury lead for Orion at Lockheed Martin.
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Stoneman Douglas teacher: Amazing what students are doing Parkland school teacher Ashley Kurth describes protecting students during the shooting and reacts to the March for Our Lives on 'America's News HQ.' "You represent this high school," May told his team just before practice started.
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Stephen Colbert busts out his best Bon Jovi impression to roast the Democratic candidates Hasan Minhaj's dad once hilariously destroyed him over a high school cheating scandal '13 Reasons Why' drops chilling Season 3 trailer Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference
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Related: 10 Weird Ways Your Body Reacts To Stress Another red flag is the source of your conflict — if you find that you have to defend your core values (religion, marriage, children, to name a few) to your partner, your relationship probably isn't very sustainable.
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If Elaine Benes was frustrated, Selina Meyer is irate: she isn't losing the last babka, she is losing a position as the most powerful person in the free world, and she reacts to every setback with flagrant cruelty, usually directed toward her own staff.
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Trevor Noah gives a thoughtful response to the way society reacts to mass shootings Seth Meyers tears into politicians for blaming video games for mass shootings Netflix's 'Mindhunter' Season 2 trailer teases teeny but terrifying Charles Manson Stephen Colbert compares America's gun culture to Chernobyl
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No one knows... '13 Reasons Why' drops chilling Season 3 trailer Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick
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As Camille's relationships unravel, so does her memory; when Amma's history teacher — who's also one of the football players who gang-raped Camille years earlier — tries to apologize to her, she reacts, to his horror, as though she barely remembers what he's talking about.
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She reacts to her first crime scene, for example, with much the same shock that her would-be suitor Moore did in Episode 1 — though, unlike him, she rebounds with startling insights, about the importance of heights and water in the methods of the killer.
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But his new single, "Me Levanto" ("I Get Up") reacts to the aftermath of Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico, with proud self-reliance ("We're a race of warriors"), contempt for posturing ("to see my people suffering/and to see politicians campaigning") and calls for unity.
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H/T Kotaku '13 Reasons Why' drops chilling Season 3 trailer Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick
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They're watching anxiously how he reacts to a series of high-stakes tests (military provocations by Russian-backed separatists in Ukraine, for instance), while trying to parse the contradictory statements coming out of his administration (what exactly is the United States' view on Russia?).
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HOUSTON/NEW YORK, Sept 27 (Reuters) - Jefferies Financial Group has laid off 15 people in its energy investment banking team, as the bank reacts to a slowdown of mergers and acquisitions activity among oil and gas companies, sources familiar with the matter said on Friday.
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"The stock market in China is weird because it reacts to liquidity and policy, but it often has the inverse reaction ... so on good economic data, you [might] see a selloff in the markets, because markets expect less support from the government," he said.
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The party won a narrow overall majority in Peru's 130-member congress during the April 10 election, but Levitsky expects that this could fall apart if Kuczynski does win Sunday's election and Keiko reacts to her second failure to win the presidency by walking away.
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Left wing activists gathered on Friday in Whitechapel, London and marched to the offices of the Sun newspaper to protest Britain leaving the EU. Watch "Donald Trump applauds Brits for taking their country back" Watch "Majority 'Remain' London reacts to Britain leaving the EU"
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference 'Fortnite' Season X brings giant mechs and new spots to explore These kids have some wild ideas about who should be president in 2020 Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick
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ET: Bill Richardson, Former US ambassador to the UN shares insight on Trump-Putin summit; Nigel Farage, former UK independence party leader reacts to President Donald Trump's meeting with Russian Preisdent Vladimir Putin; Jason Chaffetz, former Utah congressman weighs in on the morning&aposs biggest headlines.
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Here, Ibrahem, an aspiring journalist who spent Sunday in our VICE Austria office to help cover election day, reacts to the country's tilt toward the right, and explains what it would mean for his future if the far-right FPÖ would enter the new Austrian government.
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Va.) and Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCollins reacts to angry voicemails in response to acquittal vote What the impeachment vote looked like from inside the chamber Collins: It's 'very sexist' to assume I asked McConnell's permission in witness vote MORE (R-Maine) also took veiled shots at Giuliani.
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Rubio also suggested that removing Trump from office would be a victory for Russian President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinCollins reacts to angry voicemails in response to acquittal vote Sham acquittal will come back to bite GOP Politicizing the Holocaust is a danger to us all MORE.
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Fujibayashi wanted to create "a game where the user can think and decide on their own where they want to go and what they want to do," which is why Breath of the Wild takes place in an open world that reacts to what players do.
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Wait, that actually sounds pretty cool... Hasan Minhaj's dad once hilariously destroyed him over a high school cheating scandal '13 Reasons Why' drops chilling Season 3 trailer Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates
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The Rock sounded more presidential last night than half the actual candidates Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference 'Fortnite' Season X brings giant mechs and new spots to explore These kids have some wild ideas about who should be president in 2020
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These kids have some wild ideas about who should be president in 2020 Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference
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Drawing on the Water Surface with Lotus Flowers, Created by the Dance of Koi and Small Boats Each koi and lotus flower projected onto Mifuneyama Rakuen Pond reacts to the other koi and lotus flowers, which are digital, as well as the physical rowboats pictured above.
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Video credit: Ronnie Huddleson via Storyful '13 Reasons Why' drops chilling Season 3 trailer Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick
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Credit: Facebook/Portia Scovern via Storyful Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference '13 Reasons Why' drops chilling Season 3 trailer Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick
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So when someone reacts to your question with a thumbs up Tapback, you just don't know: Are they reacting to the message ("Thanks for asking me to go to the beach") or are they replying affirmatively to the message's contents ("Yes, I will go to the beach")?
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" Wired's Peter Rubin agrees (for the most part): "It's not like you don't know you're looking at a screen … but it delivers what it needs to without breaking the possibility of presence — that moment when your brain reacts to VR as though you were really there.
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No other lovers kiss, caress and hug each other so frequently, and Ashton is the ultimate choreographic poet of the erogenous zone, showing how Lise reacts to kisses planted on her hands, up her arms, on her neck, on her cheeks, as well as on the mouth.
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Read more: Tom Holland reacts to Spider-Man being back in the MCU after Marvel and Sony end their feud: 'I'm not leaving'Sony Pictures, which owns the rights to use Spider-Man in its own movies, planned to continue the "Spider-Man" movie franchise on its own.
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Other popular creators like Danny Gonzalez, Cody Ko, and Jarvis Johnson have each garnered millions of views by satirizing Troom Troom and 5-Minute Crafts, using the standard YouTube reaction video format in which the host talks to the camera and reacts to clips from other videos.
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There's a revealing scene in a 20163 mini-documentary on the band's creative process circa Since I Left You, in which Modular manager Steve Pavlovic reacts to founding and former member Darren Seltzmann's request to work on some music for a film aside from finishing the album.
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Credit: Storyful/Pixel Peeps/Che McPherson '13 Reasons Why' drops chilling Season 3 trailer Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick
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One of the most likable things about Jennifer Lawrence is the utter lack of chill with which she reacts to people she admires: the way she whisper-screamed "Oh my god" when she met Jack Nicholson, or gazed at Anne Hathaway like she was watching an angel.
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While the brand investigates the issue, dermatologist Hadley King, MD, strongly urges customers to be vigilant when it comes to monitoring ingredients and how your skin reacts to new products — and to ignore the popular myth that when a product is burning it means it's working.
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An American man living in Cambodia reacts to the TV set while Donald Trump announces he's been elected President of the United States on November 9, 2016 (Photo by Omar Havana/Getty Images)Today, Donald Trump will be sworn in as the 45th President of the United States.
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CBD purveyors say dropping oil under your tongue will have faster results than ingesting a gummy — and you may have to take a higher dosage one way to get the same effects (if you feel any at all) depending on how your body reacts to oil versus edibles.
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Antoine Halff, a scholar at Columbia University's Center on Global Energy Policy and former analyst at the International Energy Agency, says that a key question will be how the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) reacts to a plunge in oil supplies after Trump kills the Iran deal.
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In his address, Russian President Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinCollins reacts to angry voicemails in response to acquittal vote Sham acquittal will come back to bite GOP Politicizing the Holocaust is a danger to us all MORE used the tragedy of the European Jews to promote his foreign policy objectives.
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference The Rock sounded more presidential last night than half the actual candidates Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Air New Zealand's cheeky new safety video gets real meta — oh, and the All Blacks are back
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Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference The Rock sounded more presidential last night than half the actual candidates Air New Zealand's cheeky new safety video gets real meta — oh, and the All Blacks are back
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"With this whole women being played less on the radio and that whole thing going on right now, [Sara Evans has] been such a big supporter…she's so strong and it's so cool to look up to her," Bradbery reacts to Evans' powerful words and personal call-out.
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Stephen Colbert busts out his best Bon Jovi impression to roast the Democratic candidates Seth Meyers brutally outlines the best and worst case scenarios for the Democratic candidates Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates
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Legion Season 3 premieres June 24 on FX. '13 Reasons Why' drops chilling Season 3 trailer Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick
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"He is suggesting is an alternative but it is not palatable to a lot of people and does suggest maybe we don't understand how serious it is to federal workers and contractors," @SenatorRounds reacts to Wilbur Ross saying furloughed workers should get loans instead of food banks pic.twitter.
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Society must be mindful of the messages we are sending to them when lawmakers advocate lynching those who oppose Confederate statues, and when the President reacts to white supremacists and neo-Nazis in Charlottesville with a figurative wink and a nod and compares them to peaceful antifascist protesters.
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While the book and series diverge significantly in terms of plot, they both portray the world of the close-knit Satmar community with sensitive, discerning detail — much of what Esther Shapiro wears, how she speaks, and the way she reacts to the secular world closely mirror Feldman's experience.
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Team Rising reacts to Bloomberg dropping out the race and endorsing Joe BidenJoe BidenAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Sanders says Biden winning African American support by 'running with his ties to Obama' MORE. Hill.
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The Hill's Editor In Chief, Bob CusackRobert (Bob) CusackHill editor-in-chief reacts to fifth Democratic debate The Hill's Morning Report — Schiff: Clear evidence of a quid pro quo Hill editor-in-chief: Buttigieg could benefit if impeachment reaches Senate MORE, talks debate and impeachment with Saagar and Krystal.
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James Corden's 'ponytail or phony-tail' game sounds ridiculous, but it's edge-of-the-seat stuff Trevor Noah celebrates black history with a salute to legendary black leaders Tom Holland reacts to that viral 'Back to the Future' deepfake High-energy 'On My Block' trailer introduces Freeridge's new villain
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James Corden's 'ponytail or phony-tail' game sounds ridiculous, but it's edge-of-the-seat stuff Greedy snake gobbles entire beach towel, heroic vets extract the whole thing Tom Holland reacts to that viral 'Back to the Future' deepfake High-energy 'On My Block' trailer introduces Freeridge's new villain
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But as an exponent of the way Trump sees the world, and as someone who can represent the administration on television, it's not hard to see why Trump thinks now is the time for a general who, at his worst, reacts to criticism as a national security threat.
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Nintendo, however, left one of the most important questions unanswered: '13 Reasons Why' drops chilling Season 3 trailer Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCollins reacts to angry voicemails in response to acquittal vote What the impeachment vote looked like from inside the chamber Collins: It's 'very sexist' to assume I asked McConnell's permission in witness vote MORE (R-Maine) announced Thursday that she would vote to call additional witnesses, and Sen.
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In fact, U.S. officials tell me, Syrian refugees face the most stringent background checks of almost anyone trying to enter the U.S. READ: World reacts to Donald Trump's acceptance speech This foreign policy segment was full of what a Trump presidency would not do, and where it would not go.
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Over the course of the 2016 campaign, Trump has repeatedly demonstrated that he reacts to personal slights by lashing out angrily -- often with attacks on individuals that come at a political cost, such as his criticism of Indiana-born Judge Gonzalo Curiel's Mexican heritage and the Gold Star Khan family.
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Read More Market reacts to sharp decline in durable goods orders "The manufacturing sector may not yet be officially in recession, but that is beginning to feel like merely an academic distinction when durable goods orders have fallen in four out of the past five months," Wells Fargo economists write.
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Read more:People can't get over this sweet photo of Lady Gaga fixing Rami Malek's bow tie at the OscarsRachel Bilson posted a throwback photo with Rami Malek from when they were in high school togetherRami Malek reacts to his 'very awkward' viral moment with Nicole Kidman at the Golden Globes
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It's because I'm rooting for it — and believe that we deserve better than a leader who uses language as sloppily and poisonously as Trump does, who reacts to every unwelcome message by smearing the messenger, and whose litmus test for patriotism is this and this alone: Do you worship me?
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Congressman Jody HiceJody Brownlow HiceHouse GOP lawmaker wants Senate to hold 'authentic' impeachment trial GOP lawmaker reacts to Democrats moving forward on impeachment The Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday MORE shares his reactions to the drafting of the articles of impeachment. Rep.
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Seth MoultonSeth MoultonOvernight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers Congress reacts to US assassination of Iranian general Key moments in the 2020 Democratic presidential race so far MORE (D-Mass.) and Sen.
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ECORSE/RIVER ROUGE, Michigan, Sept 26 (Reuters) - Some steelworkers who cheered U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs on foreign steel last year are now being laid off, an unintended consequence of his America First policy as United States Steel Corp reacts to sagging demand from automakers reeling from higher steel prices.
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But now this peculiar creature, famous for its regenerative abilities (like when some grew two heads in space), may have another unforeseen idiosyncrasy: It not only reacts to light after decapitation, but it gradually recoups an ability to see finer aspects of light as its eyes and brain grow back.
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Video credit: Storyful / Calypso Star Charters These kids have some wild ideas about who should be president in 2020 Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCollins reacts to angry voicemails in response to acquittal vote What the impeachment vote looked like from inside the chamber Collins: It's 'very sexist' to assume I asked McConnell's permission in witness vote MORE (R-Maine) wanted there to be deliberations as there were in Clinton's 1999 impeachment trial.
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The effort to deny weapons to an American ally that was threatened by Russia's Vladimir PutinVladimir Vladimirovich PutinCollins reacts to angry voicemails in response to acquittal vote Sham acquittal will come back to bite GOP Politicizing the Holocaust is a danger to us all MORE rubbed the national security adviser the wrong way.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCollins reacts to angry voicemails in response to acquittal vote What the impeachment vote looked like from inside the chamber Collins: It's 'very sexist' to assume I asked McConnell's permission in witness vote MORE (R-Maine) voted to give the parties more time to respond to each other's briefs.
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But as it has grown, that unique selling point has set Twitter up for as many challenges — harassment, confusing way to manage conversations — as it has opportunities — the best place to see in real time how the public reacts to something, be it a TV show, a political uprising, or a hurricane.
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According to the Daily Mail, Savin will be dropping markers for the international marine observatory as part of a study of ocean currents, and he will be traveling with a bottle of Bordeaux to see how the wine reacts to being tossed on the waves as opposed to being stored on land.
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The theory is that it's similar to immunity to infection—that we're basically exposing our muscles to something, that exercise stirs something up, the immune system reacts to it, and then the next time that we exercise the immune system is more ready for it and then we don't hurt as much.
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Mudbound is set in the Jim Crow South, and much of its strength as a character-driven story comes from the way each person reacts to the friction in their relationships generated by a culture that still operates with a strict hierarchy that gives white men enormous latitude and funnels down from there.
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And while this isn't the first Time cover to capture a moment of the Trump era — two celebrated covers during the 2016 campaign proclaimed Trump was in a "meltdown" and then a "total meltdown" before he went on to win the presidency — it'll be interesting to see if the president reacts to it.
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Find showtimes and theaters near you for Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom '13 Reasons Why' drops chilling Season 3 trailer Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick
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How boldly China reacts to the ruling is a major concern for Admiral Harris, whose task is to recommend military options should China push forward, either in the short or longer term, with its efforts to control a waterway through which trillions of dollars in trade, including oil and gas, passes every year.
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Tina Fey tells David Spade which popular movie she has no intention of ever watching Trevor Noah gives a thoughtful response to the way society reacts to mass shootings Seth Meyers tears into politicians for blaming video games for mass shootings Netflix's 'Mindhunter' Season 2 trailer teases teeny but terrifying Charles Manson
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VIDEO: Teen Organizes First-Ever Gay Pride Festival in Mike Pence's Hometown — and the VP Reacts to It LGBTQ+ youth exposed to conversion efforts — whether from their families, therapists, or religious leaders — attempt suicide at more than double the rate of their peers, according to a study from the Family Acceptance Project.
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In the wake of Gertrude's union with Claudius, Hamlet seems incapable of interpreting any familial relationship as being untinged with incest: Gertrude (Fiona Bell) makes her entrance splayed out on a bed in a pose that is at once crucifix and pinup, and Hamlet reacts to her with equal parts desire and fear.
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In Laurence Gonzales's deeply humane "Flight 232," a 29-year-old passenger, Jerry Schemmel, reacts to the terrifying news that the plane he is on is about to crash (near Sioux City, Iowa) by resolving to help fellow passengers — a mother and baby on board — and ends up saving another child instead.
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"When you limit it and contain it then I think that that's appropriate, but how the city reacts to setting boundaries, I think that's going to determine if there will be gentrification or not" said Maria Lopez Nunez, a director at the Ironbound Community Corporation, a neighborhood group focused on social justice.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCollins reacts to angry voicemails in response to acquittal vote What the impeachment vote looked like from inside the chamber Collins: It's 'very sexist' to assume I asked McConnell's permission in witness vote MORE's (Maine) suggestion that he had learned a lesson from impeachment just a day before his expected acquittal.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCollins reacts to angry voicemails in response to acquittal vote What the impeachment vote looked like from inside the chamber Collins: It's 'very sexist' to assume I asked McConnell's permission in witness vote MORE (R-Maine) were the only two Republicans to vote for the measure to allow more witnesses Friday night.
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Then later in the movie, when Tate goes to see herself in the movie "The Wrecking Crew," twice there are shots where half of the frame is take up by Tate's bare feet up on the seat in from of her in the theater, as she reacts to the audience loving her performance on screen.
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In this scenario Trump reacts to indicators he understands, the jittery stock market above all, by containing his impulses a little more, finding (somewhere) a new set of establishment hands to guide him, making the necessary deals with House Democrats, and hunkering down to survive what the Mueller investigation has to throw at him.
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Go deeper: UPS employees allegedly shipped drugs from Mexico in decade-long scheme Trump vows to designate Mexican drug cartels as terror organizations Mexico reacts to Trump's pledge to mark Mexican drug cartels as terrorists Editor's note: This article has been updated to reflect the fact that authorities revised the death toll down from 21.
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Seth MoultonSeth MoultonOvernight Defense: Iran crisis eases as Trump says Tehran 'standing down' | Dems unconvinced on evidence behind Soleimani strike | House sets Thursday vote on Iran war powers Congress reacts to US assassination of Iranian general Key moments in the 2020 Democratic presidential race so far MORE (D-Mass.), himself an Iraq War veteran.
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What makes the pain of this film bearable is Daniel's unquenchable decency, courage and perseverance: Mr. Johns, who bears a striking resemblance to the musician Phil Collins, portrays him as a genuine working-class hero with a deep streak of kindness and generosity, a besieged Everyman who reacts to injustice and humiliation with fuming indignation.
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Cover image: Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg reacts to a question about the hotel he stayed in last night as he testifies before a joint hearing of the Commerce and Judiciary Committees on Capitol Hill in Washington, Tuesday, April 10, 2018, about the use of Facebook data to target American voters in the 2016 election.
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Always, always, be on the lookout for long-haired girls crawling out of your TV. '13 Reasons Why' drops chilling Season 3 trailer Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCollins reacts to angry voicemails in response to acquittal vote What the impeachment vote looked like from inside the chamber Collins: It's 'very sexist' to assume I asked McConnell's permission in witness vote MORE (R-Maine), a moderate who is up for reelection in November, announced late Thursday night that she will also support the effort.
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Click here to view original GIFIf you're not sure the novelty of putty that reacts to magnets will hold your attention long enough to spend $15 on a whole can of it, Dave Hax shows you how to make your own on the cheap using just Elmer's white glue, some Borax (sodium borate) powder, and iron filings.
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Instead, the hope is that Evatar will eventually become so common that patients can show up at a doctor's office and have their own cells cultured in the device to see how their body reacts to a chemotherapy drug for ovarian cancer, a different type of birth control, new treatment for a sexually transmitted disease, or something else entirely.
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When watching, pay close attention to Dan's nose at the moment the ball strikes his face... Hasan Minhaj's dad once hilariously destroyed him over a high school cheating scandal '13 Reasons Why' drops chilling Season 3 trailer Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates
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Read more:Tom Holland reacts to Spider-Man being back in the MCU after Marvel and Sony end their feud: 'I'm not leaving'Watch Tom Holland and Jake Gyllenhaal hilariously fail to stay in character while filming 'Spider-Man: Far From Home'Tom Holland opened up about how Robert Downey Jr. 'took me under his wing' when he joined the Marvel movies
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Read more:Tom Holland reacts to Spider-Man being back in the MCU after Marvel and Sony end their feud: 'I'm not leaving'Watch Tom Holland and Jake Gyllenhaal hilariously fail to stay in character while filming 'Spider-Man: Far From Home'Tom Holland opened up about how Robert Downey Jr. 'took me under his wing' when he joined the Marvel movies
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Read more: States are trying to make it easier to punish the next Larry Nassar Cover image: A Michigan State fan reacts to the action on the court during the NCAA Division I Men's Championship Second Round basketball game between the Syracuse Orange and the Michigan State Spartans on March 18, 2018 at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Michigan.
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That is in part because of what mainstream Republicans describe as a destructive cycle of incentives: Mr. Trump reacts to Fox News segments about the Russia investigation or another controversy, encouraging more such coverage and prompting House conservatives from largely safe seats to make their own incendiary comments, which win them television invitations and attention from the president.
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With the advent of the Anthropocene, a word proposed by scientists around the turn of the century to designate a new epoch in which humanity has become tantamount to a geological force, Latour's idea that humans and nonhumans are acting together — and that the earth reacts to those actions — now sounds a lot like common sense.
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But I haven't even gotten to the best part: The other half of Lip Pop's magic is the fact that the formula reacts to the pH of your lips to leave a subtle pink stain on your lips; a few swipes gives you a just-bitten effect, but you can layer it on for a more saturated hue.
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A little dig at Scooter Braun, perhaps.... James Corden's 'ponytail or phony-tail' game sounds ridiculous, but it's edge-of-the-seat stuff Trevor Noah celebrates black history with a salute to legendary black leaders Greedy snake gobbles entire beach towel, heroic vets extract the whole thing Tom Holland reacts to that viral 'Back to the Future' deepfake
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These are some outliers as the Dow Jones industrial average saw its worst four consecutive days since the financial crisis: There could be more boons – and to other "stay at home" tech platforms such as Slack and Cisco Webex – as Wall Street reacts to offices and schools shuttering in an attempt to contain the virus's spread.
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Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you ... THE BIG STORY: --WORLD REACTS TO RANSOMWARE ATTACK: The United States and countries around the world sought to manage the spread of the "Wanna Cry" ransomware attack over the weekend after it began to impact multiple sectors and countries on Friday.
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Some might say: in the middle of the night, in the middle of my dreams... These kids have some wild ideas about who should be president in 2020 Seth Meyers roasts the malarkey out of Joe Biden's old-guy debate schtick Stephen Colbert spends 7 minutes gleefully roasting the Democratic candidates Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference
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Anthony Joshua would pull the punch because he's too nice, so let's say Tyson Fury is going to do it, all raged up after a big roast, and he's not allowed a glove either, so he's really going to fuck you up—or watch a super-cut of every moment in Carpool Karaoke where Corden's face reacts to a song.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCollins reacts to angry voicemails in response to acquittal vote What the impeachment vote looked like from inside the chamber Collins: It's 'very sexist' to assume I asked McConnell's permission in witness vote MORE (R-Maine) asserts it is sexist to assume she got permission from McConnell on her vote in favor of trial witnesses and documents.
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"Clothing that reacts to our behavior, administering shocks if we lie or that is activated by our changing heart rate; jewelry that is made by cultivating our own cells; garments that are designed to mirror our social media activity — these are all very surprising and could not have been envisioned just a few years ago, but now are becoming possible."
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Read more about Tom Holland:Watch Tom Holland and Jake Gyllenhaal hilariously fail to stay in character while filming 'Spider-Man: Far From Home'Tom Holland opened up about how Robert Downey Jr. 'took me under his wing' when he joined the Marvel moviesTom Holland reacts to Gwyneth Paltrow forgetting she was in 'Spider-Man: Homecoming': 'I mean, I always know what movie I'm in'
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Press Secretary of Heritage Action for America chimes in on Don LemonDon Carlton LemonConservative group: CNN's Don Lemon segment shows what 'elites of America think about the rest of the country' Heritage Action Spokesperson reacts to Lemon apology to Trump supporters The Hill's Morning Report - Trump defense rests, GOP struggles to bar witnesses MORE's apology for laughing at comments directed at Trump supporters.
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Rep. Jody HiceJody Brownlow HiceHouse GOP lawmaker wants Senate to hold 'authentic' impeachment trial GOP lawmaker reacts to Democrats moving forward on impeachment The Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday MORE (R-Ga.) said Thursday that he hopes the Senate will hold an "authentic" trial when the impeachment process moves to that chamber.
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She hightails it out of that concept restaurant—that's how the woman reacts to the rapist's lies: she flees the scene, not stopping to collect her credit card or settle her tab—and she methodically paces the streets of the Mission, east on one street, west on another, as though she were the camera-mapping car for the world's most popular search engine.
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It sure looks like a fart, and well, farts are funny, especially when they happen on live TV. Stephen Colbert busts out his best Bon Jovi impression to roast the Democratic candidates Hasan Minhaj's dad once hilariously destroyed him over a high school cheating scandal '13 Reasons Why' drops chilling Season 3 trailer Julia Louis-Dreyfus reacts to Marianne Williamson's 'Seinfeld' debate reference
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As I discovered when I spent time with Van Noten at his house outside Antwerp last July, a profile is both a writer's attempt to explain to her readers why and how a person does what they do — but it is also the writer's attempt to explain to herself why she reacts to that person's art or creation the way she does.
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Patton Oswalt Reacts to His &aposKing of Queens&apos Co-Stars Kevin James and Leah Remini&aposs TV Reunion After appearing as a guest star during the first season of the show, Remini came on board as a series regular in the second season, after star Erinn Hayes -- who played the wife to James&apos character -- was unexpectedly killed off during the break between seasons.
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCollins reacts to angry voicemails in response to acquittal vote What the impeachment vote looked like from inside the chamber Collins: It's 'very sexist' to assume I asked McConnell's permission in witness vote MORE (R-Maine), who announced Tuesday that she will vote to acquit Trump, signaled that she would not support a censure resolution by noting that Trump was already being publicly reprimanded.
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A recent study reveals that people who undergo a specific weight-loss surgery are three times more likely to die from drug or alcohol-related causes, according to Web MD. While the reason still isn't exactly clear, research shows that the gastric bypass surgery Roux-en-Y can actually change how the body reacts to drugs and alcohol, according to study authors at the University of Pittsburgh.
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Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation FBI Agents Association calls on Congress to make 'domestic terrorism' a federal crime Senators renew request for domestic threats documents from FBI, DOJ after shootings MORE (R-Wis.) added that he thinks the administration is waiting to see how Assad reacts to the airstrikes before it nails down a strategy.
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Mike GallagherMichael (Mike) John GallagherGOP lawmaker: New sanctions provide 'offramp' from rising US-Iran tensions GOP Congressman reacts to Trump's address Hillicon Valley: DHS warns of Iranian cyber threats | YouTube updates child content policy | California privacy law takes effect | Tech, cyber issues to watch in 220006 MORE (R-Wis.), co-chairman of the commission, told The Hill that the group had recently put together a draft version.
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Read more:Spider-Man&apos star Tom Holland says he really likes his new shaved head look, which is dividing his fansTom Holland reacts to Spider-Man being back in the MCU after Marvel and Sony end their feud: &aposI&aposm not leaving&aposTHEN AND NOW: The &aposAvengers&apos stars before they were famousHow Tom Holland went from a theater kid in England to a Marvel superstar
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"In many ways, the composer's role — not always, but very much in Better Call Saul and Breaking Bad — is to be in the chair of the audience," he told me, explaining that composers are often writing music that heightens or reacts to the emotion of the moment and doesn't necessarily factor into a longer-term character and plot arcs the way a music supervisor's selections might.
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