The lint itself can be hard to recognize as such.
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After a year, it could recognize as many as 30.
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It's the secondary waves that people recognize as the Earth shaking.
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It has no relationship to anything we recognize as good storytelling.
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AND – BUT I RECOGNIZE AS I SAID YESTERDAY, IT'S SHOWMAN TIME.
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Macrophages look for anything they recognize as foreign, then grab and gobble it.
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Both are adorable and almost impossible to recognize as human, as shown below.
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It's the America that white Americans don't want to recognize as their own.
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Having said that, we recognize as House Republicans that we're going very bold here.
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What makes us want to believe in things we consciously recognize as crafted illusions?
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At that moment, I had what I now recognize as an early sexual awakening.
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"Obviously, anything we can recognize as [user-generated content] is less reliable," Tytunovich said.
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There's a lot of observers out there that we don't recognize as authentic observers.
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They take personal responsibility for problems that European mothers recognize as having external causes.
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Washington has offered aid to Iran, which Iran rejected, but made no such offers to Maduro, who the US does not recognize as Venezuela's president, instead working with Juan Guaido, who the US and dozens of other countries recognize as interim leader.
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I felt like an animal, like a creature the Irish state didn't recognize as human.
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Including Ethel, who Stranger Things fans will recognize as the actress behind Barb, Shannon Purser.
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Some were things you would recognize as fads, like hula hoops and the Rubik's cube.
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What the law used to recognize as strong medicine is now available over the counter.
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Asked another way: What unites these diverse forms into what I recognize as a body?
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Their innovative tactics include what we now recognize as criminal profiling, fingerprinting and forensic science.
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Now, I am mostly comfortable on what I recognize as my side of the gap.
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I was in a relationship that I now recognize as emotionally abusive and sexually horrifying.
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"Don't eat anything your great-great-great-grandmother wouldn't recognize as food," advises Michael Pollan.
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This includes two portraits that viewers might recognize as Kaphar's trademark: cutout and augmented canvases.
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The world had hurt him in ways the world would not even recognize as such.
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"Jealousy is something that people who are open recognize as uncomfortable but not devastating," Conley says.
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A whimsical one, perched atop a cliff, but still something you would recognize as a house.
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Anything we can see with our eyes we can train a computer to recognize as well.
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She holds up an X-ray of a skull — that we recognize as the Punisher's symbol.
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One such pal you may recognize as the singer's date to the 2015 Grammys — Abigail Anderson.
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The planet's magnetic poles—the points that compasses recognize as north and south—are always wandering about.
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The team used something you'd barely recognize as a computer, six working quantum bits represented as superconductors.
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He 'outed' me with no regard for my well-being, an act we all recognize as homophobic.
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Proteins in the blood will try to fight and disable specific invaders that they recognize as problems.
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He "outed" me with no regard for my well-being, an act we all recognize as homophobic.
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The United States is the only place these talented, productive young people could possibly recognize as home.
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What we recognize as reality is a room of snapshots that are joined by threads of knowledge.
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I went through a period of what I now recognize as intense addiction when I was 19.
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I remember doing that math in the waning moments of what I now recognize as a meltdown.
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Ser'Darius Blain, who you may recognize as Woody from the "Footloose" remake, is set to play Galvin.
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Behrs has been dating Gladis, whom you might recognize as Paul Kinsey on Mad Men, for six years.
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He says he's into her, but he displays nothing remotely resembling what we would recognize as human emotion.
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Hosmer's play that weekend was what Royals fans are quickly starting to recognize as characteristic, and characteristically assorted.
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That's a credit to Powell, 27, who you might recognize as the obnoxious Chad Radwell on Scream Queens.
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This is the most important thing to recognize as a bear monitor, and to always opt for deterrence.
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They have culture that we recognize as such — and Huffman considers medical knowledge part of that cultural inheritance.
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But it masks a peculiar form of denial no one wants to recognize as a potentially terrible mistake.
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It bizarrely opens with a scene that many viewers might not easily recognize as being modern at all.
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The Mediterranean-inspired menu features plant-based dishes that many people might not even recognize as being vegan.
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What you would recognize as Sweethearts conversation hearts debuted in 1901 and were available every year — until now.
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Not what the average fighter would recognize as 'the guard' but still for all competition scoring purposes a guard.
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In fact, its become common enough for Facebook to recognize as "hate speech," though that's a whole other story.
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I sort of thought, maybe I shouldn't be working at a place where my grandmother wouldn't recognize as journalism.
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And let us recognize as authoritarianism reasserts itself in country after country that we are by no means immune.
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Yet something that Westerners can recognize as "ordinary life" took place in certain sectors of Iraq during his rule.
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But the regulated genes were normal and did not produce proteins that the immune system might recognize as abnormal.
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In what I can now recognize as umami-induced folly, we allow ourselves to believe this will be easy.
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We recognize as a society that whether to use or not to use electricity is not really a choice.
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Increasingly, the entire health care system is built on workarounds — many of which we don't always recognize as such.
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Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido, whom many nations recognize as president, also accused Maduro of financing the Ecuador protests.
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Fiat Chrysler makes cars like the Chrysler Pacifica minivan, which you may recognize as the Waymo self-driving car.
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But we do recognize as a matter of law some extent to which lying can lead to legal consequences.
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Malek also picks an unexpected addition: purple oxalis, a vibrant flower that you might recognize as a common houseplant.
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That means the prosthetic's impression would be virtually impossible to recognize as a fingerprint, let alone duplicate, Wei says.
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"It's easy to recognize," as a Byton vehicle, CEO Carsten Breitfeld said in a phone call ahead of the unveiling.
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This could include agreements that each side recognize as sufficient the other's safety standards in cars, pharmaceuticals and medical devices.
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"Anytime an active shooter situation takes longer to recognize as an actual shooting causes more injury and death," he said.
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They recognize, as do I, that addiction does not discriminate by age, race, social class, economic status or political affiliation.
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Bobby Moynihan is in it, and so is Hannah Simone, who you probably recognize as Cece from The New Girl.
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Once inside the body, human cells will make the viral proteins, which the immune system will then recognize as foreign.
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"But there are other questions of pressing popular concern that people might not recognize as philosophical," said Mr. Olasov, 215.
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Jason Katim, who some may recognize as the creator of Parenthood, has a new series that's definitely pushing the envelope.
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A popular victory that, I hope, Pablo Z. could eventually recognize as his own and embrace as a way forward.
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The elderly get to watch the young and oblivious squander their days, time that they now recognize as incredibly precious.
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It's easy to see the slide into an America many of us find hard to recognize as inevitable and irreversible.
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" Haley said the amendment "is not controversial" and simply condemns "behavior we should all recognize as harmful to the Palestinian people.
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The resulting image is one we now recognize as a black hole: a bright ring that's slightly brighter on the bottom.
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And yet the world is full of friction that we recognize as valuable, much of it enforced by laws and regulations.
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Variety reports that Iain Armitage, who you may recognize as Ziggy Chapman from Big Little Lies, will play the titular role.
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The impromptu dance session between her and Eric is one that the trained eye can recognize as an authentically Black moment.
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Antagonists of Trump recognize, as I do, his ability to manipulate and bend rules and people — particularly Republicans — to his will.
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That's good satire at work, causing us to think critically about people we don't at first recognize as images of ourselves.
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More than the Massive Brigade, it is elements in the bureau that Rachel Proulx comes to recognize as an enemy force.
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A spokesman for Guaido, who most Western democracies recognize as Venezuela's president rather than Maduro, said he had no immediate comment.
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"Whatever happened with you two, by the way?" she asked, and suddenly words I didn't recognize as my own tumbled out.
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I knew it would take a while for me to turn this place into something other people would recognize as livable.
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The apes were able to anticipate that the actor would behave in accordance with what we humans recognize as a false belief.
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Scientists hope to turn them into brain, heart, pancreas, and other cells that a patient's immune system will recognize as his own.
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It's called MILK—a title you may recognize as having being used for student indie club nights from Glasgow down to Bournemouth.
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With every passing study, the richer their inner lives seem to become; brain scans suggests dogs have what we'd recognize as feelings.
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After the DNA test seemingly proves that the girl she couldn't recognize as own her daughter, actually is, Gemma officially checks out.
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Those include arancini, which Italian food aficionados will recognize as balls of cooked rice, and qapik, a monetary unit used in Azerbaijan.
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But in the final part, "Widows and Children First," Arnold matures, and the play blossoms into what we recognize as real life.
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From there, messages are sent to multiple parts of the brain where the nerve impulses become what we recognize as a scent.
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"There's something that I now recognize as being symptomatic of a young playwright: that a premise would do the work," he says.
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Nervous sweat trickled down my sides in the unrelenting humidity that I didn't yet recognize as a defining characteristic of Chicago summers.
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As 2020 approaches, McGovern — who you may recognize as the dude who played both Jim Halpert and Andy Bernard in The Office!
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Skrein — who you may recognize as the O.G. Daario Naharis on Game of Thrones, or baddie Francis Freeman/Ajax from Deadpool — is not.
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It's time for Democratic primary candidates to recognize, as many congressional Democrats have done, that the party must actively engage with rural America.
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A lot of the changes you'll recognize as the influence of Rainbox Six Siege, with little bits of Destiny and Overwatch sprinkled in.
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That day, I left my intimate church of two and joined what I would soon come to recognize as a powerful religious network.
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Speaking of Hela, the new trailer offers our first look at the villain, whom comics fans might recognize as the Goddess of Death.
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Would it include the West Bank and the Golan Heights, two regions that every nation and the United Nations recognize as occupied territories?
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ExSage is the LA-based project of Kate Clover and Tim Foley, whom local fans might recognize as Lolipop Records rockers Cobalt Cranes.
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Ings (whom fans of The Crown will recognize as Mike Parker, Philip's dodgy wingman) gets to really showcase his comedic chops as Luke.
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Granted, there's already plenty of generative music, and it's not nearly as complicated as making speech that humans will recognize as their own.
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One of the fuels he was making was ethanol, C20.236H22O, a molecule you might also recognize as the thing that makes you drunk.
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But, if you're really worried, consider bringing one of these low-key toys that the TSA might not even recognize as something sexual.
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Venezuelans find themselves with two declared leaders, unrest in the streets and foreign powers divided about who to recognize as the legitimate president.
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"Thirst and hunger aren't going to change anytime soon," she said, and neither is the pair-bonding instinct we recognize as romantic love.
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What we have here is what economics geeks will immediately recognize as a Pareto distribution—more popularly known as the 80/20 rule.
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The content farm will produce a crop that the world doesn't recognize, as the world moved on to a new palate of content.
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Bivens, in other words, rests on something comic book fans will recognize as the Spider-Man rule — with great power comes great responsibility.
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The point is that Joe Biden knew of a glaring conflict in what anyone would recognize as an obvious effort at influence peddling.
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We meet Arihnda Pryce, who Rebels viewers will recognize as the Governor of Lothal, who's on her own rise to power from lowly origins.
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But that role, that fight against and periodic capitulation to a patriarchal society — it's one so many women, myself included, recognize as our own.
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Objects and striking articles of clothing — a diaper-like cloth vagina, for example — repeat and reappear, sometimes hard to recognize as they are reappropriated.
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The comprehension studies we talked about earlier tell us little about the kind of reading we recognize as necessary for serious contemplation or analysis.
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Sam also introduced his brother to standup comedy, which Biggers has lately come to recognize as an important, if indirect, influence on his art.
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Beauregard was a West Point graduate, and championed the use of what we now recognize as the Confederate flag, according to The Washington Post.
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The chicken soup with root vegetables (carrot, onion, leeks, celery) that we recognize as the American classic was first a staple across Northern Europe.
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"We will not recognize as valid interlocutors those people who are not representatives of popular legitimacy," the teachers' union USTEC said in a statement.
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Tom Petty's music has always sounded like open desert highway — what even a Martian would recognize as "America," expressed with both wariness and enthusiasm.
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"Oracle said the disruptions could have an impact on key software and hardware products "that we generally recognize as revenues upon delivery to customers.
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The airport is built on a disputed isthmus of land that connects Gibraltar to Spain and that Madrid does not recognize as British territory.
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Brennan's opinion, in other words, rests on something comic book fans will recognize as the Spider-Man rule — with great power comes great responsibility.
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Trump's imitation of Kovaleski reinforced a specific social inequality that most people now recognize as morally abhorrent; namely, the marginalization of people with disabilities.
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Before the pre-packaged boxes and colorful juggling cups we&aposve come to recognize as Jell-O, gelatin was served in the Middle Ages.
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Piqué, who music fans might recognize as Shakira's longtime love, carefully clutched the bird until he reached a safe spot, where he let it go.
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According to Deadline, the soapy high school drama's sophomore season will add Brit Morgan, who viewers will recognize as baddie Livewire from the network's Supergirl.
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It's remarkably easy to relate and, even better, laugh about some of the irrational thought patterns we share, or don't share but recognize as anxiety.
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She breaks up with him for telling Clorinda her secret, but not before calling him Mr. Childs, which Mars doesn't recognize as Greer's last name.
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During his trip, Biden was working to convince Serbia to accept its former province Kosovo, which it does not formally recognize as a sovereign state.
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This is even more the case in poems where Gozo uses symbols – some as easy to recognize as an eye for "I," some more obscure.
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Sift through the white noise for what you recognize as your own essence and keep on going with your life as honestly as you can.
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But I recognize as a teacher, and someone living in this body, that these things are so ingrained, they don't realize they are ostracizing someone.
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"We saw the opportunity of what people may recognize as the end, but it's not," Harvey said on The Steve Harvey Morning Show on Thursday.
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Jibo can recognize as many as sixteen faces and corresponding names; if you are one of the ordained, he'll turn his head to follow you.
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What a third-grader would recognize as absurd, nevertheless got the full political-theater treatment by an oversight committee that seemed to miss the point.
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These arguments make some uncomfortable, but the idea that they are "Mein Kampf" in disguise is a fantasy no thoughtful person could recognize as constructive.
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Adverse event reports are effective at flagging simple conditions that doctors recognize as an immediate consequence of taking a drug, such as vomiting or nausea.
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Juan Guaidó, whom many countries now recognize as the constitutionally designated interim president of Venezuela, had sought to enable the trucks to enter the country.
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Northeast Philadelphia — an expansive region with strip malls and lawns that New Yorkers might recognize as a relative of Staten Island — is Pearl Huynh's territory.
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We recognize, as former leaders of countries with longstanding economic relationships with China, the real difficulties regarding a number of Beijing's trade and economic practices.
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My fear is, if we don't do this, in a few years we might end up with footwear that we don't even recognize as shoes.
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It is a history that we must recognize as we seek to build a brighter future — side by side and with cooperation and mutual respect.
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Maduro was re-elected to the presidency in May, in elections that the United States and several Latin American countries did not recognize as legitimate.
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When you double-click the home button beneath the thumb, suddenly green outlines and muted shapes surround you, which you'll recognize as the room you're in.
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That cartoon was Astro Boy, whose eponymous protagonist's spiked black hair and friendly demeanor you may recognize as a cornerstone of Japanese and world pop culture.
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This black-and-white cutie, who some may recognize as Marcel on Friends, can cost you up to $10,000, not to mention the up-keep expenses.
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It's necessary to recognize as much, since the pair deserves to have as much simple fun as their far less politically charged counterparts in pop culture.
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Y-DNA testing focuses on the Y chromosome, which you probably recognize as the "male" chromosome, and can guess that this test traces your father's lineage.
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The villages in Pad Man are worlds away from what we recognize as Western feminism, yet the women are tied to us – on a biological level.
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However, Ankara blamed Wednesday's deadly bombing on the YPG, a Syrian Kurdish militia group, that Turkey is urging allies to similarly recognize as a terrorist organization.
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Her voice is a pained monotone, one you'll recognize as the voice of someone deep in the well of despair in which they just can't escape.
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That is, he used to, until the night his slumber drew from me an aggression that, to this day, I do not recognize as my own.
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This selectivity enables him to elide what historians of race and religion, including Paul Harvey and Mark Noll, recognize as the "theological racism" tradition in evangelicalism.
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Meanwhile, the market for what the West would recognize as "cutting edge" contemporary art remains disproportionately small in China, considering the country's economic and cultural might.
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It's a mystery, more or less, and it comes in the 10-episode package that we recognize as the preferred format for serialized thrillers these days.
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Rather, he likes to play with everyday items: iPhones, keys, remote controls, stuff that adults tend to view as purely functional but children recognize as actually wondrous.
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He, of course, is frequently mistaken for Trump senior adviser Stephen Miller, who you may recognize as the wormy doofus who is astoundingly bad at press briefings.
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Guaido, who most Western nations recognize as Venezuela's legitimate leader, had given a personal send-off to Saturday's convoy carrying aid from the Colombian city of Cucuta.
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Jackson's criticism has attracted the attention of John Boyega, the a British actor that you may recognize as the lead character from the latest Star Wars franchise.
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And, you know that thing where Michael Pollan says you shouldn't eat anything your grandmother didn't recognize as food — you know, like a Tootsie Pop or whatever?
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The United Nations and numerous human-rights groups have repeatedly condemned Israel over its occupation of Palestinian territories, which the U.S. doesn't recognize as an official state.
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It's the kind of stuff that Watch Dogs 2 and other games of its ilk recognize as an unequalled violence that must be opposed at any cost.
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So my solution to the tension between the police and the people — which I recognize as my own inner tension — is to seek unity, not find division.
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"I wanted the 'canon' of art history to include bodies that most folks would be familiar with and recognize as their own," she says of her portraiture.
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One of the days will be spent on the picturesque island of Vis, which cinephiles may just recognize as the spot where Mamma Mia 2 was shot.
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Her heroes and their friendships are easy to recognize, as are the villains who make the lives of those around them as grindingly, interminably miserable as possible.
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After eight years of relentless attacks on Wisconsin's progressive political traditions, its state government has been transformed into something that is hard to recognize as a democracy.
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The paper, published in the Journal of Family Psychology, focuses specifically on "what most Americans would recognize as spanking and not on potentially abusive behaviors," she said.
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"It would require changing into something people wouldn't recognize as scouting," said Mr. Kosnoff, noting the organization's history of sending boys on remote outings with volunteer leaders.
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After all, the defining trajectory of artificial intelligence is toward computers that behave as humans, and, following from that, computers that we may not recognize as computers.
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The funds would only be released when power is transferred to Juan Guaidó, who the U.S. and more than 000 countries recognize as Venezuela's legitimate interim president.
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The funds would only be released when power is transferred to Juan Guaidó, who the U.S. and more than 20 countries recognize as Venezuela's legitimate interim president.
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They recognize, as I just said, in 35 states, the governor actually signs or vetoes the bill that determines what the map is going to look like.
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But I bet most men have, at some point in their lives, to some degree, behaved in ways they can recognize as uncomfortably close to that Ansari story.
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But now, Guaido, whom several countries -- including the US -- recognize as the country's interim president, admits he doesn't have enough support from Venezuela's military to make that happen.
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After launching from Puerto Rico, one balloon made its way to Peru by periodically changing its direction to negotiate headwinds—what a human sailor would recognize as tacking.
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They studied different subspecies of passion-vine butterflies, which develop specific wing patterns in varying habitats that local predators learn to recognize as signs of the insect's toxicity.
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Points in the conflict Borders: There was keen interest in whether Hamas would make official its stance on which borders it would recognize as constituting a Palestinian state.
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The funds will be controlled by Venezuelan congress head Juan Guaido, whom the United States, the European Union and much of Latin America recognize as the country's leader.
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It's often presented as a favor—-or "in your own best interest"—and it can be harder to recognize as discrimination when it's packaged as a good deed.
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CreditCreditSkeye BV for The New York Times Moored off the port of Rotterdam, Netherlands, Pioneering Spirit looms so large that it is difficult to recognize as a ship.
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Other funds didn&apost recognize as great a percentage decline in their WeWork stakes but still posted significant losses as a result of the size of their investments.
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Although Pence is a lawyer, obstructing a grand jury investigation by firing an FBI director is not the sort of thing that people automatically recognize as a crime.
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So many of the symptoms that women experience are things that even doctors may not recognize as being a heart condition immediately — and that's part of the problem.
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"I was very taken aback and very uncomfortable about looking at an image that I did not recognize as myself," she told Winfrey, referring to the recent AdWeek cover.
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This fusion of two distinct states helps explain Johns's use of preexisting things – or what he might recognize as objective counterparts for subjective states – as motifs throughout his career.
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People are sometimes in a better mood once they've decided to take their own life - something a therapist might recognize as a distress signal whereas a bot may not.
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Felix turns 117 in July, according to her birth certificate that local authorities recognize as authentic - which could put her in the ranks of the world's oldest living people.
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The carved-out parcel accommodated the relocated sign, which PepsiCo was canny enough to recognize as a marketing opportunity that could not possibly be duplicated under existing zoning rules.
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The Old Republic era, set around 5,000 years before the rise of the Empire had the same droids, lightsabers and spacecraft dogfights we know and recognize as Star Wars.
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They should recognize as well that although Ryan has done a superb job in the House and in the 85033 Romney campaign, he is no stand-in for Romney.
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"We are very familiar with Zoe's case and recognize, as a force, we could have done more to support her at the time," Detective Inspector Jenny Bean told Broadly.
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And I think it's really interesting to consider that there are some people who might not fully be able to achieve real intimacy that we all recognize as valid.
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In other cancers, researchers sometimes describe the tumors as "hot," meaning they tend to have many mutations — genetic abnormalities that the immune system can recognize as foreign and attack.
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They are meant to demonstrate the injustice of a system that would lock up those who are doing what any child would recognize as the right thing to do.
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What a black teacher more attuned to a black child's background, culture and language may recognize as evidence of exceptional aptitude or talent may go undetected by a white teacher.
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Yesterday, Marc Murphy, who you may recognize as a judge on Food Network's Chopped, posted a photo to Twitter of this controversial dish, and he insisted that it was delicious.
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Once inside, the youngest, Bode (played by Jackson Robert Scott, who It fans may recognize as the unfortunate Georgie) sets off a chain of alternately wondrous and terrifying magical events.
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I've always been a creature of habit, but that year — with what many would recognize as too much time on my hands — I became a kind of habit formation zealot.
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Pets are a little different; since Google's algorithms can't yet identify individual pets, it basically just looks for anything it can recognize as an animal and then opens its shutter.
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Qyburn hands Bronn a giant crossbow, which shrewd fans will recognize as the same one with which Tyrion shot and killed his father in a climactic episode of season four.
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Guaido, who most Western nations recognize as Venezuela's legitimate leader, gave a personal send-off on Saturday to a convoy carrying U.S. aid departing from the Colombian city of Cucuta.
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When you do comedy, you're essentially just pointing out strange or unusual things — things we all, on some level, universally recognize as strange and unusual — and commenting on those things.
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Such movements recognize, as did Marx, that the ideas that rule every society are those of its ruling class and that overturning those ideas is fundamental to true revolutionary progress.
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As we approach this discreet all white building, I can see the famous striped crosswalk that generations have come to recognize as the cover of the Beatle's album Abbey Road.
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The Constituent Assembly, which the opposition does not recognize as legitimate, and Supreme Court have overridden the National Assembly's decisions, limiting its oversight of public spending, debt and oil deals.
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Trump won the 2016 election in part because he was able to convince many voters that he wouldn't push typical Republican policies, which voters overwhelmingly recognize as benefiting the rich.
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It's a combination of traits "The Wire" has trained us to recognize as "good police," even if no one in Commissioner Roosevelt's department is prepared or willing to see it.
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"This Q factor is so interesting because it potentially includes abilities people have but may not recognize as central," said Zach Hambrick, a professor of psychology at Michigan State University.
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"The study fails to include factors that organizations like the F.B.I. recognize as contributing to violent crime," Lars Dalseide, a spokesman for the N.R.A., said in a statement on Monday.
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"The study fails to include factors that organizations like the F.B.I. recognize as contributing to violent crime," Lars Dalseide, a spokesman for the N.R.A., said in a statement on Monday.
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The persistent dispute between Serbia and its former province of Kosovo, which Serbia and Russia refuse to recognize as an independent state, has kept Kosovo from applying to join NATO.
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Driven to identify violent extremists before they acted, the FBI and state and local police departments embraced a heuristic for radicalization that researchers of violent extremism now recognize as fundamentally flawed.
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The grouchy semi-villains aside, the main cast is really Zoe, Becky (Kerry Ingram, whom you may recognize as the greyscale-ridden Shireen from Game of Thrones), and Jade (Manpreet Bambra).
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The compelling anti-heroine role that Biel embodied so brilliantly in Season 1 is taken up by Carrie Coon this time, whom viewers will likely recognize as Nora from The Leftovers.
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The Kremlin wants a grand bargain that would see the US lift economic sanctions on Russia, recognize as legitimate its annexation of Crimea, and accept Moscow's interests in Ukraine and Syria.
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Keefe mentions that Burnett and Trump first met at Wollman Rink, in Central Park, which seasoned New Yorkers might recognize as one of the early, public examples of Trump's self-mythologizing.
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Neither the musical nor the film has a shred of reality to it—or, at least, any reality that a black person or a wartime factory worker would recognize as such.
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At one point, Wonder Woman and her male love interest have what I have come to recognize as the first date conversation of a girl who grew up in the matriarchy.
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The most recent was the third quarter of 2019, though that was due in large part to sales of regulatory credits, which the company can recognize as revenue whenever it likes.
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"I do recognize, as some listeners may say, 'Identity validation in the US, so if you have to own your hate speech you may think twice,' may make sense," Warner said.
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The installation evokes a clearer understanding of what I recognize as a landscape — that is, a site that is distant until I get close enough to recognize the objects in it.
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This is a major achievement that the institutions of the New York art world have failed to recognize, as they have with so many artists who embraced painting in the 1970s.
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" She also clarified to Broadly that the addition of the option was aimed at improving user experience, and not meant as "a lofty declaration of what we recognize as 'official' orientations.
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The problem, according to Duffy, is the mechanical ventilation that was built into certain stations—which New Yorkers would recognize as subway grates—only takes away about 10 percent of that heat.
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And rather than being encouraged, he decided not only to never submit to that agent again, but to abandon YA entirely — an ironic outcome that he's sure nobody will recognize as such.
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The Supreme Court had imposed a travel ban on him after he invoked the country's constitution on Jan 23 to assume an interim presidency, which most Western nations now recognize as legitimate.
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According to Entertainment Weekly, Croatia's Dubrovnik, which viewers will recognize as King's Landing, may soon lose its UNESCO World Heritage Site status due to the increase in tourism, specifically from cruise ships.
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People who text these crisis words will get a response within 5 minutes Some of the words, like "die," would be expected — it's something parents, teachers, friends would recognize as a concern.
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He confirms his love of beer and denies problem drinking, in what any generation that has access to alcohol would recognize as the furiously aggressive manner of someone with a drinking problem.
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Coinciding with this was the emergence of what we now recognize as the modern garden: a domestic private space given to the cultivation of plants and a respite from modern city life.
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When we perceive a threat, our hypothalamus—one of our most basic parts of the brain—kicks in to protect us by triggering what many recognize as the "fight or flight" response.
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Audemio's deep drive to make a family and to remain together with them as one is something that no American could fail to recognize as the same as his or her own.
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That's the stuff of what all antitrust lawyers and courts recognize as monopoly power, particularly since scale, entry barriers and so-called "network effects" reinforce Apple's platform dominance to prevent new competition.
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"I hope @IlhanMN knows I care about all people, even those she doesn't recognize as having a right to life," Carson tweeted Wednesday, referencing Omar's stance supporting the right to an abortion.
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The case has ignited a debate about the medicinal use of cannabis, a drug which is illegal in Britain and which the British authorities do not recognize as having any medicinal benefits.
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On Tuesday, Guaido, whom many countries recognize as the president of the South American nation, publicly called for the military to back him to force Maduro from power, sparking protests and violence.
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And obviously, for those of us who have spent their time trying to teach philosophy, Athens is a magical city, for this is where what we still recognize as philosophia really began.
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Last week, the US picked its moment to hit Nicolas Maduro, whom it does not recognize as Venezuela's legitimate President, with narco-trafficking charges and a $15 million reward for his arrest.
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" Tedros added that "we are giving qualified recognition and actually my call is, please, let's recognize as a world, as a globe what China is doing and help them and show solidarity.
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"We recognize, as the suffragists did, that a woman's capacity to have a child is amazing and it's inherent to who she is as a person," Mancini told the crowd of thousands.
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I took what felt like every medication for A.D.H.D. over the years—Ritalin and Adderall and Dexedrine and Desoxyn—and Prozac for depression, which in time I'd come to recognize as intractable.
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Countries in the region need to coordinate and speak with one voice, saying they will not recognize as legitimate Mr. Maduro's Constituent Assembly, the Constitution it writes, nor the government it creates.
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LaMarr, whose voice you'd recognize as Futurama's Hermes Conrad and Justice League's John Stewart, among many other voice roles, was speaking in this case about the new season of his show Samurai Jack.
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" Pacelle, author of the new book "The Humane Economy," said: "We're starting to recognize as a society that animals do feel, they do think, they have their own lives that matter to them.
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Opposition leader Juan Guaido, who most Western nations recognize as Venezuela's legitimate head of state, criticized the government for bungling the country's energy supply and said Maduro was the one sabotaging the nation.
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The Venezuelan opposition head Juan Guaidó, whom the U.S. and some 50 other countries recognize as Venezuela's legitimate leader, led a massive effort to force humanitarian aid across the Colombian border into Venezuela.
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But besides being open and frank, she says it's also important that we recognize as a culture that conversations about grief don't always have to focus on the tragic, painful details of death.
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Unrest there has been on the rise, and Russia has recently conducted military drills in Crimea, the peninsula it annexed from Ukraine in 2014 -- a move most nations do not recognize as legitimate.
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Emilia Clarke, who you probably recognize as the dragon-taming queen Daenerys Targaryen on HBO's Game of Thrones, has joined the young Han Solo standalone film, according to the official Star Wars website.
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And he did some nasty things but he didn't do what we all now recognize as terrible, so that gave some legitimacy to frankly, explicitly, to Hilter's election campaigns in 1930 and 1933.
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In addition to doing what we would recognize as dance steps—often vigorous, hard, punchy (you wouldn't want to get in their flight path)—they talk, play records, and stand on their hands.
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But the sacrifice is the point: Hsiung and his colleagues are trying to highlight the sickness of a society that criminalizes doing what any child would recognize as the right thing to do.
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The iris is "what we recognize as the colored part of the eye," explained Dr. Nicholas P. Bell, a professor of ophthalmology and visual science with McGovern Medical School at UTHealth in Houston.
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Starring actress and model Clémence Poésy (who you might recognize as Fleur Delacour from the Harry Potter franchise), the video was directed by artist Beatrice Pegard, and is like nothing you've ever seen before.
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To put it in a different way, so many of the things that we now recognize as central to liberal democracy are actually not institutions but norms, practices, and the articulation of certain values.
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It's spectacular, and as I glance from the lofty arch of the viaducts to the small homey dwellings on the edge of town, I'm clutched by a feeling I'm surprised to recognize as homesickness.
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Among the weird things left on the cutting room floor inside of the actual cartridge: Evidence of an unusual flying cage contraption, along with a test level that was easy to recognize as such.
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Mr. Sample gives the generous, not-too-bright Jeremy a placid likability, and Mr. Royo (whom many will recognize as Bubbles, the heartbreaking heroin addict from "The Wire") makes Ashley a charmingly resilient rascal.
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Preserving a sense of intrigue, at least for a while, is Hafsia Herzi, whom devoted art house moviegoers will recognize as a bright spot from films by Abdellatif Kechiche, Alain Guiraudie and Bertrand Bonello.
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Seattle's lawsuit argues that Trump's order is not only unconstitutional but also dangerous and unfair to the inhabitants of the more than 100 cities that Immigrations and Customs Enforcement recognize as having sanctuary status.
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The offense has that taped-together quality we've come to recognize as the first stage for teams like this, a sense of sets not quite being ingrained and teammates' tendencies not yet being fully known.
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For example, it does not require study of each individual arrest to recognize as prisoners of conscience the White Wednesday protesters and all of those scooped off the streets of Iran during the recent protests.
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A Moore spokesman tried to claim that the media were taking Moore out of context and argued from what I recognize as a Southern point-of-view infused with a Confederate mindset about state's rights.
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The NATO meeting is expected to approve significant new steps to contain Russia, which most of the allies, and most of Mr. Trump's senior advisers, recognize as a threat, even if the president does not.
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The tour (£323 for half an hour) includes a stop in the 232-year-old Divinity School, a vaulted space with a remarkably intricate ceiling that Harry Potter fans might recognize as the Hogwarts infirmary.
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Of course, these failures are tied to Leonardo's deep curiosity, which kept him endlessly moving forward, questing for more knowledge and understanding, while the things that we recognize as his "work" often seemed to suffer.
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Still, so much of that cliff is devoid of anything that normal human beings would recognize as handholds or footholds that the overwhelming majority of El Capitan climbers resort as I did to artificial aid.
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"Far From Home" also introduces Quentin Beck (Jake Gyllenhaal), another superhero who appears to be on Peter's side but whom savvy comic-book fans will immediately recognize as Mysterio, one of Spider-Man's classic foes.
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"Far From Home" also introduces Quentin Beck (Jake Gyllenhaal), another superhero who appears to be on Peter's side but whom savvy comic-book fans will immediately recognize as Mysterio, one of Spider-Man's classic foes.
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The women's Under-20 World Championship qualifier would have been the first documented sporting encounter between Serbia and its former province, which declared independence in 2008 and which Belgrade does not recognize as a nation state.
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That act of vandalism, which the Iranian government now appears to recognize as a mistake, has been held up by Saudi diplomats as an illustration of Tehran's dependence on thuggish proxies and disregard for international norms.
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The exclusive new Pokémon is a pre-evolved format of Snorlax, the large, sleepy pocket monster that fans will recognize as a constant source of in-game consternation because of how frequently it blocks your path.
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That's the focus of Sue Burke's debut novel, Semiosis, which recognizes that alien life likely won't take the form of a bumpy-headed alien, but something that we might not recognize as intelligent at first blush.
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Seventeenth-century ideas of difference—what we might today recognize as racial difference—hinged much more on Christian beliefs than on physical characteristics, with Colonial critiques of Native American hair practices relying heavily on biblical mandates.
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"Whoever said orange was the new pink was seriously disturbed," Grande captioned photos of herself with a throwback orange Apple laptop, which fans recognize as the same one Reese Witherspoon's Elle Woods used in Legally Blonde.
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Riding Assist converts the motorcycle's front fork from a standard geometry position to one more aggressively angled, which you might recognize as something closer to the geometry of a cruiser motorcycle designed for more leisurely speeds.
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Safai is the fiancé of three years to real estate developer Mohamed Hadid (they have been together for five), whom you may also recognize as the father of a pair of supermodels named Gigi and Bella.
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For "Infindável Mapa de Fome" (Endless Hunger Map) (2019), these women reproduced their traditional imagery on Brazilian army maps of their ancestral lands in the Amazon, which the Brazilian state doesn't officially recognize as indigenous territories.
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A real intimacy with nature, by contrast, would require the full gamut of emotions we recognize as part of any other sort of intimacy: awe and love, yes, but also fondness, boredom, fear, anger, and contempt.
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To the Editor: While only a small number of Americans volunteer for military service, J. D. Vance correctly points out that those who do are drawn disproportionately from what we now recognize as the Trump demographic.
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That's because the system had been tested on men ages 18 to 35 and didn't recognize as well the body motions of women and children, said Peggy Johnson, executive vice president of business development at Microsoft.
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Padrino, in comments broadcast on state TV, said Venezuelan officers and soldiers were "obedient and subordinate" to President Nicolas Maduro, who some 50 countries around the world no longer recognize as the legitimate head-of-state.
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But it's a reflection of what some Republicans recognize as an existential threat to Trump's reelection: a potential downturn in the economy and financial markets in the run-up to a close and heated presidential election.
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Mr. Rubio and Mr. Menendez also asked the Treasury Department to investigate possible ties that JBS has with the government of Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela, whom the United States does not recognize as the legitimate president.
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One Michigan gym this week held meetings with parents about how to educate children about behavior that many victims did not recognize as sexual abuse, believing a doctor could touch them in ways otherwise considered inappropriate.
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Investigative journalists have, for years, documented the rotten culture and raw deal Amazon creates for its employees and contractors—from high-paid engineers reportedly sobbing at their desks to delivery drivers Amazon won't even recognize as employees.
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But they must learn from the Brexit vote that citizens demand an administration which is responsive to them, one they can hate, despise and condemn – but which they recognize as theirs, because it was elected by them.
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The United States levied sanctions in January on PDVSA and Venezuela aimed at the removal of socialist President Nicolas Maduro, whom the United States and about 50 other countries no longer recognize as the country's legitimate leader.
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Though we might be tempted to dismiss the Uighurs as an internal Chinese matter, we should recognize – as the Uighurs of Pakistan and the United States surely do – that Beijing's internal behavior has implications beyond its borders.
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That's because they recognize, as Doug Elmendorf, a former Congressional Budget Office director, told me, that while lowering spending is popular in the abstract, those programs are popular in and beneficial to a broad swath of Americans.
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Kyle W sorted out his dress-code, took the relevant advice with regards to keeping his phone in his pocket, and managed to make it past the tattooed, pierced bouncer we of course recognize as Sven Marquardt.
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But if you say there's this particular sort of broadly defined flavor and sensory profile that anyone would recognize as meat, and if you say, "I want meat for dinner," any number of things will satisfy it.
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"We are working very hard on it, and this is something that we recognize as critical to our success and the next evolution for DHS cybersecurity," Jeanette Manfra, the DHS cybersecurity official, told members of McCaul's committee.
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In political circles, it's common knowledge that in four key states President Trump unexpectedly carried counties that Democratic presidential campaign strategists had failed to recognize as crucial terrain — sparsely populated areas of Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Mr. Rubio and Mr. Menendez have asked the Treasury Department to investigate possible ties that JBS S.A. has with the government of Nicolás Maduro in Venezuela, whom the United States does not recognize as the rightful president.
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When you are only seen, critical information about you isn't necessarily conveyed: the name you are called, who you recognize as your family and kinfolk, how you identify along the valences of sexuality, profession, gender, and personality.
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The person who actually comes up with the fresh, clever, quotable turn of phrase, the one that captures a moment or a feeling in a way that you recognize as different and original — that person deserves a salute.
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Little Hendrix — whose name fans of the rapper may recognize as part of his own alter ego, Future Hendrix — joins his four children from previous relationships, including his 4½-year-old son Future Zahir with ex-fiancèe Ciara.
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That rock—trapped underwater on a toxic planet billions of years ago that we wouldn't even recognize as our home—melted, solidified, rose in mountains, sunk into lava over billions of years and formed the Earth we know.
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The United States levied sanctions in January on PDVSA and Venezuela aimed at restricting oil revenues to the government of President Nicolas Maduro, whom the United States and 50 other countries no longer recognize as Venezuela's legitimate leader.
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But this historic vote demonstrated to the world that democracy does work — that through civil public discourse the body politic at large can make a well-informed collective decision that all parties can recognize as fair and just.
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During a tour of Basildon Park, which "Downton Abbey" fans will recognize as the family's London residence, we were offered a baby carrier if we wanted to explore the stroller-unfriendly upper floors of the 18th century home.
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Though the woman appeared to be focused on her friends, she was holding her iPhone at the sort of angle that the 31-year-old Jordan has come to recognize as a camera trained on him, not them.
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That twist, that Giancarlo Esposito's villainous character Moff Gideon somehow wields the funny looking lightsaber that any Clone Wars or Star Wars: Rebels fans would recognize as the legendary Darksaber, completely recalibrates what we know about his character.
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In a Wednesday interview with Fox Business's Maria Bartiromo, Pompeo answered questions about how far US support for Juan Guaidó — the Venezuelan politician who the US and over 50 countries recognize as the country's legitimate leader — will go.
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The meeting comes after convoys of U.S. aid were blocked at the Venezuelan border by forces and gangs loyal to President Nicolas Maduro, whom the United States and most other Western nations no longer recognize as the country's leader.
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"He did say some negative things about Mexico, that unfortunately as Mexicans we have to be honest with ourselves and recognize as true," he says, referring to Trump's comments about Mexican political corruption, or some criminals crossing the border.
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They're ready to recognize the hope that's evident when we come together, put our burdens on the table, and recognize, as that man said to me, and Maya Angelou before, we have more in common than we have uncommon.
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" The court stated in the ruling that although Mead had no "legitimate expectation of privacy in the interior of Taylor's vehicle, he had a legitimate expectation of privacy in his backpack that society is willing to recognize as reasonable.
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It became exciting to build an identity based on alien forms, looking for shapes and textures and colors in fruit, flowers, and vegetables that could create what we recognize as a face: two things above and a line below.
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When it became clear that continuing American-Iranian hostilities would make it unfeasible for me to meet him in Tehran, Farhadi, with an obligingness I would come to recognize as characteristic, offered to fly to Spain to be interviewed.
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There are many ways of engaging politically with the world, of interacting with and establishing an emotional and intellectual connection with the communities to which we belong, as well as with communities that we don't recognize as our own.
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"We have to do different Ferraris for different uses and for different 'Ferraristi' but, in all of them, one has to find the common elements that you can immediately recognize as unique and distinctive to a Ferrari," he says.
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Adams held up a Juul e-cigarette device and a Juul nicotine pod during a news conference when explaining how new products have entered the market that most parents wouldn't recognize as something their children are using to inhale nicotine.
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By then a young mother herself, Farris, now 44, began a lengthy period of addiction, searching and finally counseling that led her to re-examine her past and the behavior by other cult members that she learned to recognize as abuse.
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They have everything from Beanie Boos (which you would probably recognize as those big-eyed plush toys you've ignored in the impulse buy section of your local Walgreens) to Ty-branded hand sanitizer to limited-edition Beanie Baby credit cards.
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Only subsequently in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, as Protestants fissured into fundamentalists and a more moderate main group, was there any sort of divisions that we would later recognize as a division between mainline Protestantism and evangelicals.
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The important thing to recognize, as I try to lay out in a longer piece on the risk of systematic corruption under Donald Trump, is that there is essentially no limit to the amount of corruption that can take place here.
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We haven't checked in with Cassie for a minute, but things are not looking so hot for her (even though I love her flirtation with Cute Production Assistant, Adam, who you might recognize as Bearded Poetry Man from 13 Reasons Why).
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Back in our world, we can witness the rapid dismantling of what's already a pretty rickety excuse for a social safety net in America, along with the unrestrained proliferation of a kind of contempt that Plainview would recognize as his own.
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Speaking to CNN Turk, Maduro said Venezuela has held numerous elections of late -- including presidential elections in May (which the United States and several Latin American nations did not recognize as legitimate) -- and the European countries should withdraw their demand.
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David Friedman understands that that real reason there is no peace is the Palestinian rejection of the very concept of a Jewish state, something Mahmoud Abbas has refused to recognize, as well as Israel's neighbor's sworn commitment to its destruction.
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We can simultaneously understand that we want him to disappear completely from baseball, and recognize, as it stands now, that is simply not possible—just like it's not always possible for our own abusers to disappear completely from our lives.
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Venezuela is currently under heavy American sanctions, mainly in an effort to remove Maduro from power so that Juan Guaidó, the US-backed opposition leader whom more than 13 countries recognize as the country's legitimate interim president, can take over.
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But there are all sorts of other special interests that I think you would recognize as mostly middle class in nature that have also shaped our system — like the ability to buy cheap goods from abroad or subsidies for homeownership.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey summoned the Dutch charge d'affaires to Ankara on Saturday to express its unhappiness with a pair of proposed bills that would see the Netherlands recognize as genocide the 1915 killing of as many as 1.5 million Armenians.
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He probably wouldn't react in the same way if he were discussing a topic that touched on physics, and his interlocutor said, "As a physicist …" In that case, she has expertise that he is likely to recognize as conversationally relevant.
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"What climate economists have been using for a quarter-century is something that financial economists wouldn't recognize as being a proper way of looking at the price of a particular asset, in this case carbon dioxide in the atmosphere," he said.
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Our impending cultural shift to socializing equally as often through virtual worlds could help rescue us from this constant conflict of interest between what we recognize as healthy interactions with others and how these social apps incentivize us to behave.
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This is an idea that even the most obdurate of Palestinian negotiators privately recognize as fanciful, and if Khalidi truly believes it is a prerequisite to peace, his Hundred Years' War on Palestine is likely to be an eternal one.
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I never got to try the wild hare, though, stewed in red wine with a bit of chocolate and thickened with its own blood, a formula that students of very old-guard French cooking will recognize as lièvre à la royale.
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I never got to try the wild hare, though, stewed in red wine with a bit of chocolate and thickened with its own blood, a formula that students of very old-guard French cooking will recognize as lièvre à la royale.
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At that same news conference, in his opening statement, the governor said, "In the place and time where I grew up, many actions that we rightfully recognize as abhorrent today were commonplace," as though that time and place were 1884.
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In the season 37 premiere, one of the show's more famous longtime-viewers-turned-contestants — Mike White, who you may recognize as School of Rock's Ned Schneebly — even professed his Survivor fanaticism in one of his testimonials to the camera.
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"We see this a lot, just emotional outbursts, 'I can kill my teacher,' or quoting a song lyric that somebody might not recognize as being a song lyric and thinking it's you, and it could have a racial tone to it," he said.
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Season 2 of The X Factor was also the first time the world was introduced to Camila Cabello, whom you might recognize as the chart-topping Cuban American pop star responsible for getting "Havana-ooh-na-na" stuck in your head last year.
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Right-wing Bolsonaro said that Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido, who many nations recognize as the legitimate president of the South American nation, had not been defeated after publicly calling on Tuesday for the military to back him and oust Maduro from power.
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And like the current crop of comics or the upcoming Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse movie, Spider-Man's world also features Miles Morales (who fans will recognize as the popular bearer of the Spider-Man name in Marvel's alternate universe Ultimate comics).
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Photo: Jae C. Hong (AP)Last year, Tesla CEO Elon Musk sent out a baffling tweet saying that he had "funding secured" to take the company private at a share price of $420 (which some readers may recognize as the weed number).
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Purists can say what they want...and the fact is he never claimed to have invented acid house, nor rereleased his music as such, but the chronology and sound make it impossible to detach this piece from what we recognize as acid.
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I hope that people will recognize, as I recognize, the ire of the Los Angeles community and how easy it was to see for them [that the] LAPD had not treated them in a way in which they felt served and protected.
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The United States levied sanctions in January on Venezuela's state-owned oil company Petroleos de Venezuela aimed at the removal of socialist President Nicolas Maduro, whom the United States and about 50 other countries no longer recognize as the country's legitimate leader.
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Sticking to tradition like it was hanging mistletoe, Georgia's Department of Corrections has already gleefully issued, "Sallie's Last Meal Advisory," which all good people of conscience will immediately recognize as a fiendish and loutish display that debases the dignity of human life.
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The crowd cheers a slam that looks like an out-of-control hamster wheel and, moments later, Riddle closes out the 14-minute encounter with his signature move: the Bromission, a tap-out-inducing neck crank MMA fans might recognize as the Twister.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund will not be able to help Venezuela deal with its economic crisis until a "large majority" of its members decide who to recognize as the country's leader, the head of the global lender said on Saturday.
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And the naïveté of a government that placed its faith in a supine regulator, that tried to convince us that all was well and that championed the institutions it must now recognize as villains means there is also precious little political trust left.
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And with the contemporary rise of populist nationalism and the perception that — despite a booming, culturally blossoming era — chaos is at the doorstep, the era is one that many Germans recognize as a mirror — if a warped one — of their present-day country.
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In addition to the key purple states — Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin — that both sides recognize as targets, the Trump campaign has its sights set on Minnesota, Nevada, New Hampshire and New Mexico, all states Trump lost in 2016, several campaign officials said.
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That was the message Juan Guaidó, who the United States and dozens of other countries recognize as Venezuela's interim president, delivered to heads of state and foreign dignitaries over the past weeks, after bravely defying an illegal travel ban imposed by Mr. Maduro.
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Obvious Ventures, the firm co-founded by Medium CEO and Twitter co-founder Ev Williams, announced today that it has closed its third fund, "OV3," at $271,828,182, a number that the graphing calculator-owning among us may recognize as e or Euler's number.
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And so I believe what has to happen is for all of the church leadership to recognize, as the Pope has, these horrors that have occurred ... and invite secular authorities in to be a part of the solution together with the church.
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It has been a part of American popular culture since what we recognize as popular culture emerged — roughly round 1832, when Thomas Dartmouth Rice, in blackface, performed his song "Jump Jim Crow" to thunderous applause at the Bowery Theatre in New York.
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Trump has declared the country a currency manipulator, repeatedly called for punitive tariffs on Chinese goods coming into the U.S., and recently came under fierce criticism for breaking standard protocol and taking a call from Taiwan, which China doesn't recognize as a sovereign nation.
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"This court should recognize, as the trial court did not, what science now unmistakenly establishes and what the Missouri General Assembly has acknowledged in the law of this state — new human life is created at the instant of sperm-oocyte binding," their appeal brief said.
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Whether your company is focused on incentivizing employee voting or encouraging daily in-office wellness programs for a healthier work-life balance, the important thing is that we recognize as people leaders the positive affect opportunities outside of the workplace have on our employees.
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Unlike other raw foods, like eggs or meat — which many people recognize as contamination risks — "flour is not the type of thing that we commonly associate with pathogens," said Jenny Scott, a senior adviser in the F.D.A.'s Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition.
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The 180-gram 2XLP called Collected includes their recorded work but not this live recording at ABC No Rio in 1999, which you might recognize as the one tacked on to the end of that A Retrospective CD Level Plane put out a while back.
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Harel was a cheese maker in a village in Normandy, in northern France, and near the end of the 18th century, when she was about 30, she is said to have made some of the earliest versions of what we now recognize as Camembert.
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These are the minor messes we encounter every day — difficulty finding reading time, being thirsty, having blurred vision, being without a pen and paper to make a list — that I wasn't able to even recognize as messes until I had the tools to clean them.
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Some familiar faces are joining, including Gemma Whelan, who you may recognize as Yara Greyjoy from Game of Thrones, Harry Potter alum Pedja Bjelac, Succession guest star Dame Harriet Walter, and Raj Bajaj from the holiday favorite Netflix movie A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby.
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It's tricky to convey exactly how good GPT-2's output is, but the model frequently produces eerily cogent writing that can often give the appearance of intelligence (though that's not to say what GPT-2 is doing involves anything we'd recognize as cognition).
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican Senator Kevin Cramer prevented the U.S. Senate from voting on a resolution on Thursday that would recognize as a genocide the mass killings of Armenians a century ago, saying it was not an appropriate time to pass legislation that would anger Turkey.
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And it reflects the importance that Mr. Trump and his aides have placed on the movement politics of the right, which they recognize as the one base of support they cannot afford to alienate since conservatives, according to Gallup, are 36 percent of the electorate.
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It starts with Aegon the Conqueror, the first Targaryen king of Westeros who conquered Westeros with his siblings, and it goes all the way through Aerys II, the Mad King, who GOT fans will recognize as Daenerys' father and the last of the Targaryen kings.
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President Donald Trump's strategy on Venezuela has come under growing scrutiny as President Nicolas Maduro remains in power, raising questions about the way ahead for opposition leader Juan Guaido, who the United States and some 50 countries recognize as the legitimate head of state.
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"Those African people who were on that ship were specifically sold in a trading transaction that we now recognize as something that became common during the transatlantic slave trade," said Rebecca Nelson, assistant curator of projects at Wilberforce House Museum in the British city of Hull.
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But I found myself rooting for him at the beginning of the speech to read the teleprompter, to stick with the message of unity, to swallow his bile and recognize as a human being that this moment required something bigger than he typically was capable of delivering.
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It couches one of Future's vulnerable moments in the kind of beat that people used to be called "backpackers" over, but also one that any rapper can hear and recognize as demanding of emotional investment on their part even when removed from the original song's heavy topics.
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While WCL was a form of kickboxing and produced great talents like Daniels and Thompson, most consider it very much distinct from the K-1 rules which we all recognize as kickboxing as it prohibits low kicks and is thus a completely different kettle of fish.
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And the teaser for its new starring vehicle finds Moonlight's André Holland playing attorney Henry Deaver, summoned to the town by a mysterious phone call made from the notorious Shawshank Prison — which most viewers will recognize as the titular setting of 1994's The Shawshank Redemption.
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Felix Biederman, co-host of the "Chapo Trap House" podcast, argued that the count of political "third rails" in Trump's America and across the West had diminished -- and that the failure to recognize as much was rooted more in an instinct for self-preservation than any discernible strategy.
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Directed by Dan Colley, "Bears in Space" is performed by four puppet-wielding, stricken-looking lads in their mid-20s: Aaron Heffernan, Cameron Macaulay, Eoghan Quinn (also the play's writer) and Jack Gleeson, whom "Game of Thrones" cultists will recognize as the portrayer of the precociously nasty King Joffrey.
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Chinese censors likely wouldn't have allowed the release of a movie that so prominently featured a character from Tibet (a nation China doesn't recognize as independent), so they instead chose to cast the decidedly white Tilda Swinton and take a media beating for "white-washing" the role instead.
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"I'm very, very pleased the one-third of the American workforce that has been ignored for many years was recognize as a critical part of the economy's recovery, post-pandemic," said Carl Camden, founder and president and founder of the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed .
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But the problem is the dearth of data in the United States, particularly because we just haven't been testing people for the disease, and people could have been falling sick and presenting symptoms that we just didn't recognize as Covid-19, which is what this disease is called.
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At the same time, we must also recognize, as the president's review group on surveillance did, that even while we are skeptical of the government, it can and does do a pretty good job in applying and enforcing the rules designed to protect our privacy and civil liberties.
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But any leader who wants to bury Trumpism (as opposed to just beating Trump) would need to reach for one — for a story about who we are and were, not just what we're not, that the people who still believe in yesterday's American story can recognize as their own.
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Obvious Ventures closes an irrationally sized third fund The firm co-founded by Medium CEO and Twitter co-founder Ev Williams announced that it has closed its third fund, "OV3," at $271,828,182 — a number that the graphing calculator-owning among us may recognize as e, or Euler's number. 4.
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Conway demonstrates a bright intelligence by embedding a kind of memento mori in these images to indicate something of the past the viewer can recognize as preamble to our current state of affairs, and a sign of what has been lost with the onset of the modern world.
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Fallon (former Victorious star Elizabeth Gillies) has aspirations to take over her father Blake's (Grant Show) business, but finds that it's easier said than done when his new wife Cristal (Nathalie Kelley, whom you may recognize as schemey runner-up Grace from season 1 of UnReal) steps into the picture.
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Blee and O'Brien reveal how proliferating copies of a Massasoit statue, which we can recognize as not so distant kin to Confederate monuments, do similar cultural work, linking the mythic memory of the 1621 feast with the racial, ethnic, and national-identity politics of 1921, when the original statue was commissioned.
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It fell to Hillary to resolve a conflict that Americans had not yet really resolved for themselves, and her response was what we now recognize as the quintessential Clintonian defense: to offer up a cosmetically reassuring version of "Hillary" while resolving thereafter to reveal as little of Hillary as possible.
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"There are no winners in this case, but Mitch Brailsford had to make a split-second decision on a situation that he was trained to recognize as someone drawing a weapon and had one second to react," said Brailsford's attorney Michael Piccarreta after the verdict was given, according the Associated Press.
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" They refer to what he began to recognize as his ability, through abstract art, "to make a collage of references that I could modulate ⎯ a sculpture, hovering between architecture and a farm tool, or between a figure and a crystalline structure, which can express something else, and that something is what I seek.
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Out in the wilderness, his family is immediately stricken with woe: No crops will grow, the animals grow ill and mad, and his infant son is taken away by a creature in the woods that everyone wants to believe is a wolf but we immediately recognize as some sort of witch-type creature.
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The idea is to build a brand that travelers recognize as upscale yet affordable, more tech friendly than boutique hotels and features plenty of square footage, which it expects will appeal to both families as well as companies that send teams of employees to cities and want to do it more economically.
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"I look back at early Steve Jobs talks where he shows a picture of the Apple I next to the iPad and you realize what an amazing trajectory the technology has been on to transform from this manila box to a sleek device that we now recognize as a tablet computer," Breazeal said.
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In a video filmed after the incident, her jaw is wired shut, she's missing teeth, and there's a gash in her chin that fans will recognize as the source of her scar — which she's declined to get removed by a plastic surgeon as a badge of honor after this life-changing accident.
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Off-White makes plenty of clothes that are what you might recognize as high fashion, but it's better known for things like $23,000 sweatshirts; pricey, tongue-in-cheek phone cases; buzzy collaborations that help fuel the $1 billion sneaker resale industry; its signature, seemingly nonfunctional industrial-themed belts; and its … experimental furniture.
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For the conservative columnist and radio host Dennis Prager, writing for TownHall in July, "left-wing-dominated media and universities pose an existential threat" to Western civilization — not because they seek to raze cities and scorch the earth, but because they envision it in ways Prager declines to recognize as the thing itself.
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There is an underlying need to use this situation, and the many others like it, as a jumping-off point to call international attention to the horror of conditions in which Iranian citizens might find themselves confined for years without ever having committing anything that the world would recognize as a crime.
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Setting her tempest within a production of "The Tempest," she brings us to what any Canadian reader will recognize as the Stratford Shakespeare Festival, where an artistic director is elbowed aside by his aide—Stratford can be a bloody place—just as he is about to mount a full-court-press "modernized" production.
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"The conclusion that we will no longer recognize as per se inconsistent with international law is based on the unique facts, history, and circumstances prevented by the establishment of civilian settlements in the West Bank," he said, adding that the administration "carefully" studied all sides of the legal debate surrounding the stance.
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Appearing near the end of the credits, Venom's second credits scene begins with a comic book–style title card that reads, "Meanwhile, in another universe …" The scene is animated and centers on a young boy whom comic fans will quickly recognize as Miles Morales, a Spider-Man who originated in an alternate Marvel universe.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In October 2018 the first ever contemporary arts festival — Artsakh Fest — took place inside the Vahram Papazian Theater in Stepanakert, the capital of the internationally unrecognized territory of Nagorno-Karabakh, a contested region in what many nations still recognize as part of Azerbaijan, and known to Armenians as Artsakh.
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Those at the pool allegedly didn't notice that Gomez was drifting into deeper water, "failed to observe and recognize" as the boy was "struggling and drowning in the swimming pool" and didn't intervene as he sunk down and lay motionless "for a sufficient time so as to make resuscitation efforts futile," according to the lawsuit.
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Pecknold uses Mount Eerie's "Real Death" as an example: "The newest Phil Elverum song *creates* a feeling that didn't exist before, even if it's musically not innovative, by virtue of it being a direct expression of his life experience that feels honest, and that one can either relate to or recognize as true," he says.
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Thus, Jim threw the question to David Steinberg, who you might recognize as a constructor, but is also the guru of something relevant and momentous to the question at hand: "The Pre-Shortzian Puzzle Project," which has resurrected New York Times crossword puzzles from 1942 to 1993, and made them available on Jeff Chen's site.
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In the introduction to their forthcoming book, "How Democracies Die," Steven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt, political scientists at Harvard, write: Over the past two years, we have watched politicians say and do things that are unprecedented in the United States — but that we recognize as having been the precursors of democratic crisis in other places.
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The writer and critic Masha Gessen praised "The Blizzard" in The New York Times Book Review in 2016, noting that aspects of it posed "formidable challenges for the translator" — for example, early in the novel Mr. Sorokin uses several nouns in a sentence that Russian readers would instantly recognize as sentimental signifiers of rural life.
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First and foremost, we recognize as bureaucrats in Washington that we don't have all the answers, that even if we pull the best people together from all across government to sit down and think about what are the AI regulatory considerations you have for the next-generation autonomous vehicle, we don't have the right answers.
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In it, Rapinoe — or as her fans call her, Pinoe — is seen showing off her signature pink crop (which is now slightly more magenta than it was during FIFA season), smizing Tyra Banks style, and wearing a tough yet inviting facial expression that you might recognize as her go-to after a big win.
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But I didn't start writing in any way that a broad public would have access to until I was in my late 30s, and if you told me at 17 that I would be someone who people would recognize as a writer, I would have thought that was a totally ridiculous thing to say.
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It was a toughness I always wanted to cultivate, but I now recognize as built from impact: the premature death of her father, the responsibility of essentially raising her five younger siblings, and then a never-easy life balancing duties as both a new mom and newcomer to an often icy (both literally and figuratively) foreign country.
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" And apparently the feeling was mutual, as the photographer, who you may recognize as the man who coached many of America's Next Top Models under Tyra's tutelage, enthused, "When you work with a model that really understands their body and has confidence like Ashley has, you can see it, in front of you, through the lens, and in images.
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I'll bet there are diaspora folk stretching from London to Kingston to Detroit who will recognize, as Lawson does, how many couches can be squeezed into a space that cannot really accommodate that many couches, and, moreover, how one couch in particular will be a matter of special pride, and therefore covered with plastic for its own protection.
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In the hours after the referendum's outcome became clear, our feeds were filled with messages of mourning and only half-joking intentions to leave the UK. A petition was even started to lobby London mayor Sadiq Khan for the city to become its own state, to stand apart from a country we no longer recognize as our own.
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Here in Houston, surviving steamy-hot weather might be more urgent a concern than philosophical ruminations, but a visit to the Menil Collection, a jewel in the crown of the country's many museums, offers both a satisfying cool-down and an encounter with what, lately, the art establishment has come to recognize as some of the coolest art anywhere.
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Recent moves by Russia to incorporate the army of the Georgian breakaway territory of South Ossetia into the Russian military and to recognize as valid documents of the Russian-controlled territories in eastern Ukraine, including passports, demonstrate that Russia has not deviated from its intent to exploit opportunities to dominate neighboring countries and seize new territory.
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Rounding out the motley crew (yeah, I said it) is Mick Mars (played, in a strange bit of casting, by the man most will recognize as Game of Thrones sadist Ramsay Bolton, Iwan Rheon), a dude who they all call "old man" because he suffered from ankylosing spondylitis (a form of arthritis) and because he's like, five years older than they are.
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When I asked Robert Morris recently what he remembered best about Bellamy, who dared fill the Green Gallery with his installation of minimal plywood objects the public did not recognize as sculpture in 1964 — art that Dia:Beacon will permanently install this fall — Mr. Morris said it was Bellamy sitting alone behind a desk in the back room of the Green Gallery.
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Starting things off with a bang, the first stop on the vacation lets visitors step into a piece of GoT history, by traveling to the city of Split — which fans of the series will recognize as the city of Meereen, where Daenerys Targaryen took an important step in her journey, seizing the city and freeing those that had been held as slaves.
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We met downstairs at venue and bar The Lexington in north London, when, hiding her blonde hair beneath a black baseball cap (which I later notice is emblazoned with the words "Sea Lice," and therefore recognize as merch from the recent joint tour by her fellow shredders Kurt Vile and Courtney Barnett), she plonked down in front of me in a booth.
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JARIASHENI, Georgia — Marked in places with barbed wire laid at night, in others by the sudden appearance of green signs declaring the start of a "state border" and elsewhere by the arrival of bulldozers, the reach of Russia keeps inching forward into Georgia with ever more ingenious markings of a frontier that only Russia and three other states recognize as real.
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"Generations of new arrivals [have] left their mark on our national character, in traits that friends abroad still recognize as distinctly American: our optimism, our independence and openness to the new, our willingness to strive and to risk, our sense of life as an adventure, dignified by personal freedom and personal responsibility," Bush will say, according to the news outlet.
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Under the guidance of Mr. Lim's wife, Sasook Youn, the dining room has been done in what we now recognize as the all-purpose Modern Asian style — a long banquette of blond wood against one wall, a dining counter facing another wall, and a long communal table with benches running down the middle, all of them sitting on a plank floor.
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They subtly flashed a thumb-to-index-finger hand-sign -- the one we usually recognize as "OK" -- but that both the Anti-Defamation League and the Southern Poverty Law Center say can be associated with white supremacy, though both organizations note that the modified "okay" symbol started as a hoax to trick people into thinking innocuous hand symbols were symbols of hate.
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The exact nature of the tests, which they said is likely a first step toward creating a wider test group, was still being decided but could include a scenario discovered by the FAA in June that showed a microprocessor flaw causing an uncommanded movement of the plane's horizontal tail which took test crew too long to recognize as a loss of control known as runaway stabilizer.
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Still Processing This week, we take the Oscar-nominated film "Three Billboards Outside of Ebbing, Missouri" as a starting point for a discussion about a new sense of placelessness in film and on TV. Over the last year, we've been seeing stories set in ambiguous spaces — the limbo between heaven and hell, distorted models of our world, towns that look like no place we recognize as American.
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Nearly all scholars who study country size recognize, as Madison did, that large nations are more socially heterogeneous, whether because they represent an amalgamation of different regions, each with its own ethnolinguistic, religious or cultural heritage; or because their economic vitality encourages immigration; or because population size and geographic spread promote the growth of distinctive subcultures; or because they have more differentiated class structures.
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It strives for irony, a postmodern savviness in the face of its own unconcealed profit motive; it jokes about the mainstream games it borrows ideas from, and piles on the schtick: There's a Zelda reference, a bird named Kim Fli Hy that's modelled after Kim Jong-il (concerning, if not quite racist), and a black-bobbed bird named Mia that I only now recognize as a Pulp Fiction reference.
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First it was the election that blindsided us with Trump as the victor; then it was the Super Bowl, where the New England Patriots defeated the Falcons from Atlanta — a hub for Black people and culture — in an epic comeback; then it was Beyoncé's painful Album of the Year loss to Adele at the Grammys, which we should all be able to recognize as the result of racial bias.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE decided to move the U.S. Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, a controversial step opposed by other nations given the disputed status of Jerusalem, which both Israel and Palestinians recognize as their capital.
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When it comes to medical pseudoscience, I think people get duped because charlatans use medical terminology and science-y sounding words that the average person cannot recognize as gobbledegook; patients turn away from medicine when they are feeling hopeless, lost, and frustrated with the medical system (there is research showing a correlation between cancer patients feeling hopeless and out of control and the embrace of alternative cancer therapies); and medicine does not (yet) deal well with hard to explain, or frankly inexplicable, medical conditions.
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Characterizing what happened in that infamous July 25th phone call between Trump and Zelensky as an attempt to extract a "bribery payment" has three advantages: it is a term most American voters will readily recognize as one unbecoming of a US President; from the transcript of the call and evidence from depositions, it appears to be true (though, again, Trump denies that was his intent); and it happens to be one that the framers of the Constitution specifically called out as indicative of impeachable conduct.
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A technician, for example, who may have a degree from a community college, also needs training in the basics of manufacturing: showing up on time, learning procedures and how the tools operate, and, increasingly, data analytics to understand when equipment may be functioning outside of acceptable parameters, said Mr. Kimerling, who is also a professor at M.I.T. Even robots can sometimes "drift out of control, which a technician needs to be able to recognize as soon as possible," Mr. Kimerling said, adding, that it's a skill that comes with more advanced technical training.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Trump Needs a Brain" (column, April 2): Ross Douthat writes of "Trumpism" as if it were an obvious political policy that we recognize as soon as we hear the word, when in reality it is no more than pre-election rhetoric puffed up with a generous supply of Mr. Trump's campaign trail hot air ("We are going to repeal and replace Obamacare, which is a disaster"; "I will build a great, great wall on our southern border, and I will make Mexico pay"; "I know more about ISIS than the generals," and so on).
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