" These substances are what Edmonds refers to as "buffers.
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" Springfield said his depression, which he refers to as "Mr.
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" That provides what Stott refers to as an "intrinsic valuation.
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"Also at work is what Rhodes refers to as "secondary gain.
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There is a Messenger equivalent that Facebook refers to as "Chat".
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" Meet Marla Maples, the mistress Ivana refers to as "the showgirl.
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The idea is something Jakobsson refers to as 'the rat in Manhattan.
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He roams the game's environment, killing enemies he refers to as Jews.
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One issue is interference from what Bouton refers to as motion artifacts.
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Teach yourself to ignore what Coleman refers to as ''the mundane calls.
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A tricky little thing Compton refers to as the "strong AI" problem.
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It&aposs something he refers to as a "lose, lose, lose" situation.
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Liu's generation grew up in what he refers to as Old Shanghai.
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" The reason: What Shah refers to as "the erratic behavior of Elon Musk.
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Artifice has what it refers to as an "eclectic mix" of musical acts.
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It tackles the problem of what it refers to as "erroneous removal" — i.e.
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What's truly important is what Sethi refers to as living outside the spreadsheets.
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Not so for dysphagia, which she refers to as a "doubly hidden" disorder.
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The first area relates to what the Treasury refers to as multistep acquisitions.
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Michelle's daughter, whom Buzzfeed refers to as "N," is still reportedly living with Kelly.
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The resulting app he refers to as a "Swiss Army Knife" for travel planning.
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The tweet broke with what U.S. national security policy refers to as Operations Security.
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A big part of this involved developing what he refers to as "theme days."
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Since then, every April 28 is what Britons refers to as Ed Balls Day.
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It's what Singhal refers to as "targeted algorithms" for the instruction set of the cores.
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She seems like the perfect addition to what Rousteing refers to as the Balmain Army.
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It's one of the centerpieces of what he refers to as his "People First" platform.
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The government has defended the use of what it refers to as non-lethal weapons.
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The owner in question, who Jalopnik refers to as Alec, purchased the car last December.
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He considers himself a leader of what he refers to as the Sweetens Cove illuminati.
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They carried a packet that Ais refers to as coconut rice wrapped in banana leaves.
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" This included planning for Gutenstein's final days, which the doula association refers to as "the vigil.
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Mr. Hermann is also the owner of what he refers to as a "restaurant-driven" hotel.
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Scaramucci said Priebus, whom he refers to as "Rancid Penis," was "jealous" of his potential appointment.
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A small heavenly area with floating platforms that the entrance portal refers to as "EDEN" follows.
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And the fourth would end family-based migration, which the President refers to as "chain migration".
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" I'm Afraid of Men opens with what Shraya refers to as a "day in the life.
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" This was when he first developed the itching feeling that he refers to as "the neuroses.
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I'd like to mention his writings about what he refers to as the 'il y a'.
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Angela (whom Janine refers to as "Charlotte") is a status symbol for Naomi but little else.
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Min is part of Alibaba Cloud, which the company refers to as its most promising business unit.
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Lutts also likes MercadoLibre, which he refers to as the "E-Bay and Amazon" of Latin America.
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November 3, 2018 Trump won the 2016 election which he refers to as "stolen" in his tweet.
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Accompanying the Pen+ is a new Moleskine notebook which the company refers to as the Paper Tablet.
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" Katie's financial mentor growing up was her grandmother, whom she lovingly refers to as her "financial superhero.
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Scott has made scaling back the program, which he derisively refers to as "Obamaphone," a personal mission.
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And to keep growing the Sprinklr platform into what he refers to as an "omnichannel" front office.
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Brown has pet peeves, which he refers to as crimes, by which he means transgressions against hooping.
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Take Lady and the Tramp, which Disney refers to as an "Original Film" on its official poster.
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We invite Mr. Navarro to visit what he refers to as our "so-called" American manufacturing facilities.
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The project, which he refers to as the Lovetron153, is something he's been working on for five years.
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Rashida Tlaib walk around a zip code that Tlaib refers to as the "most polluted" in the state.
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ARKit enables what Apple refers to as "world tracking," which works through a technique called visual-inertial odometry.
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Earth Day is a chance for Pagans to show gratitude to nature, which Blake refers to as Gaia.
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Just this summer, the company's total sales topped $1 billion, selling what it refers to as "desirable" properties.
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In fact, he gave the same TLC to the entire range, which she refers to as her babies.
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They're what his father Dean refers to as "cheap lessons": harsh enough to scar, but not to kill.
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Accenture said it would continue with its push to the services which it refers to as "The New".
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He was referring to what Russia refers to as the Kuril islands and Japan calls the Northern Territories.
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The experience, which the studio refers to as "Smash Bros-esque," involves lots of babies fighting each other.
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Instead, WVU turned it into what he refers to as "the heart of the transportation infrastructure" in Morgantown.
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" A less happy aspect of this time abroad was what Woodress tactfully refers to as "marital storm warnings.
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But the costs from the day the family now refers to as "the crisis" are still adding up.
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Ferdinando Cito Filomarino, whom he refers to as "my sentimental partner," circulated briskly through the studio all day.
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Dunkey eviscerates the game that his YouTube description refers to as "the Battlefield Earth of video games" (OUCH).
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Separately these drawings have taken on what Nesbit refers to as an "abstract technical" life of their own.
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Richard is crushed by the death of his longtime collaborator and screenwriter, whom he refers to as Paddy.
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It is Butler whom Bailey refers to as Dad, and Butler's son, Kyle, whom Bailey considers his brother.
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He's seen interacting in the trailer with Romanoff, Belova, and others whom he refers to as his family.
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Seats that the aviation industry often refers to as "pre-reclined" can save money in other ways, too.
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" Alex is assigned to accompany a tourist he refers to as both "the hero" and the "spoiled Jew.
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It's what Apple refers to as the first "TrueDepth" camera, and it has a laundry list of exclusive features.
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" Alongside a storage basket from Serena and Lily that she refers to as "a great way to hide diapers!
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" This style of video is something longtime YouTuber and Smosh co-founder Anthony Padilla refers to as "junklord YouTube.
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" This has happened in the past, and the result is something the creator community refers to as the "adpocalypse.
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A-team refers to "agile team," which DARPA refers to as hybrid teams of humans teamed with intelligent machines.
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This is thanks to what L.A.-based astrologer Chani Nicholas refers to as astrology's ability to lead to reflection.
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But, if you've been what Kelly refers to as a "bad parent," you'll have to re-season it completely.
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Alphabet's top execs make weekly evaluations of its most advanced technologies, which the company refers to as Other Bets.
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The Void has built what amounts to a virtual reality arcade concept, which it refers to as hyper reality.
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Anita Bryant, whom Pittman refers to as "the Bull Connor of gay rights," was previously Big Orange's juice shill.
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So far, there are 300 PraiseMoves instructors around the world in what Willis refers to as a fitness ministry.
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But two of Valor's LPs tell me that they are monitoring what one refers to as an "upsetting" situation.
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Most of the dubious dealings — which the company refers to as "inappropriate operations" — centered on Dentsu's digital ads business.
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The worker was based at an office building the company refers to as Amazon Brazil, according to the email.
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" Perhaps nothing has shaped Warren more than the ten-year battle that she refers to as the "bankruptcy wars.
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Her father, James, an American citizen who Blankenship refers to as "a wealthy Chinaperson," is in the shipping business.
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One of those visualizations features what Paglen refers to as a "face-print" of post-colonial theorist Frantz Fanon.
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Trevor Martin is building what he refers to as the biological search engine for CRISPR through his company Mammoth Biosciences.
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Here, she takes care of eight men with mental disabilities, whom she refers to as her "clients" with obvious affection.
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The company is also introducing a free messaging service with threaded conversations, which James refers to as a Slack competitor.
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Ediacarans, which Darroch refers to as the most successful multicellular organisms, don't leave behind shells, bones, or much concrete evidence.
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These geological features are what NASA refers to as spiders, and they can be found on the surface of Mars.
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Secondly, Lee is watching what he refers to as an "abrupt reversal" in market leadership in the last five months.
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Success comes from a curated set of rules he refers to as Principles in his book of the same title.
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When interviewed, Myers said he thought that the author (whom he refers to as Bei Tong) is likely a woman.
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" This isn't the first time Netflix has toyed with pre-roll video ads – which the company refers to as "previews.
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The worker was based at the downtown office building the company refers to as Amazon Brazil, according to the email.
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He found that the gap, which he refers to as corporate inequality, is at its widest since at least 1990.
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In fact, she is more focused on the actual activity, which calms what she refers to as her natural rambunctiousness.
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"In order to quash some of this uncertainty, Parise touts a method he refers to as "a discovery via questions.
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It is a slab of silicon measuring 1503cm by 2150cm that the firm refers to as a wafer-scale engine.
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While Alexa has more than 90,000 voice applications, which Amazon refers to as "skills," they're typically used one at a time.
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They are limited, however, only relating to what Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani refers to as the "collusion" part of Mueller's investigation.
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The new burger has been developed as part of what Beyond Meat refers to as its "rapid and relentless" development process.
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Tahir posts the messages she receives and then encourages her followers—whom she refers to as 'jurors'—to help solve them.
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The company has already starting winding down assets via the "bad bank," which it refers to as the Capital Release Unit.
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" Lynn also relished being on the stage of the Ryman, which she still refers to as the "Grand Ole Opry building.
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Davenport had amassed what he lovingly refers to as a junk pile inside a storage room at one of his schools.
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It's something Bini refers to as "building 2.0" — a cleaner, safer, less wasteful and more cost-efficient way of doing construction.
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To that extent, the leaders whom Trump sometimes refers to as "Chuck and Nancy" only needed to avoid any major errors.
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Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge (whom Lady Elizabeth refers to as "Catherine"), is applauded for wearing dresses more than once.
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The tweet, which telegraphed a military operation, broke with what U.S. national security policy refers to as Operations Security or OPSEC.
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Sadove refers to as a "land grab" of retailers trying to up their toy offerings as a way to attract shoppers.
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In between, the front part of the original house has two tiny upper windows that Ms. Kremenova refers to as eyes.
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Instead, Burden suggests picking what he refers to as a "no-regret" move, or one that comes with relatively low risk.
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He wants you to identify big goals — something he refers to as "your rich life" — and shape the conversation around that.
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Apparently the hot water caused his nether regions (which he delightfully refers to as the "skipper and two boatmen") to expand.
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Currently, around 140 restaurants in the Northwest are testing out what Crain's refers to as a "cleaner label" version of McNuggets.
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Chilli's iconic on-stage persona, which she refers to as her "cartoon," is soulful, unapologetic, and disinterested in anyone else's judgement.
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" Katherine sees Scott as both a sibling and a romantic partner—something she refers to as "the double bond of love.
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The tentative agreement, which Trump refers to as a "phase one" deal, codifies what was agreed to in principle in October.
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What Robey refers to as "special" are products containing ingredients that have been found to clear, refine, exfoliate, or smooth skin.
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One of the center's coaches, Mike Belmont, who everyone refers to as Jellybean, flicked a switch and the machine juddered alive.
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The man, who Medina now refers to as "Banjo Man," took off his clothes, grabbed his banjo, and started to play.
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The New Horizons team officially submitted an extended-mission proposal which Stern refers to as the Kuiper Belt Extended Mission (KEM).
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With more song-writing experience, they eventually became what keyboardist/singer Taylor Hanson now refers to as a "Garage band" in 1996.
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And speaking of rubbing elbows ... he brought along his BF, Clifton, whom Andy refers to as "Brazilian Andy Samberg" in his book.
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She hopes her work, which she refers to as "public interest art," will help fuel open conversations about the experience of disease.
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It's a concept Lambert refers to as "behaviorceuticals," activities that release hormones that can ward off prolonged stress brought on by corticosterone.
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But if you see her crying in virtual reality, you'll actually want to help her — what Darnell refers to as "pure" motivation.
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Obtaining more and better data could give rise to what Fredrik Soderqvist of Unionen, a Swedish union, refers to as "predictive unionism".
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Since coming to power in 2012 Xi Jinping, the president, has intensified efforts to build what he refers to as "cultural confidence".
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The agency was instead looking for planes that produce quieter supersonic "heartbeats," or what it refers to as Quiet Supersonic Technology (QueSST).
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State schools that accept migrant pupils often operate what Pei-chia Lan of National Taiwan University refers to as "apartheid school models".
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Tyzzer said Barty's initiative in this stage of her career, which she refers to as 2.0, had been vital to her success.
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The first two -- preventive chemotherapy and innovative disease management -- Engels refers to as "medical interventions," since both involve direct treatment for patients.
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Jay is sipping what he lovingly refers to as "heart medicine"—AKA red wine—and has his nighttime backwards beige hat on.
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In the first category, which the document refers to as "handmade art," images showing nudity as well as sexual activity are allowed.
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And despite what Booty jokingly refers to as some disagreement on "schedules and timetables" post-acquisition, the two studios are in lockstep.
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This work from Ms. Farley, who employs magic, circus and puppetry, is an example what she refers to as surrealist street theater.
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His primary occupation for many years has been laundering money for what he always refers to as Mexico's second-biggest drug cartel.
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It&aposs something that he refers to as a company&aposs "moat," which he says should be a distinct durable business edge.
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Hirono is yet another Democrat announcing support for the legislation, which Sanders often refers to as "Medicare for all," in recent days.
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" One crucial issue: Apple's high fees for accepting payments in apps, a 30 percent tariff, which he refers to as the "Apple tax.
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One time, the name — which Ella refers to as her "dead name" — was projected onto a screen in front of dozens of students.
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The result is something the creator community refers to as the adpocalypse — a term that originated within the creator community back in 2016.
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It sold what she refers to as "a shitload of coffee," which made her realize that perhaps other people should get involved, too.
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Alongside that is the actual process of amassing higher level gear, which mostly revolves around completing challenges the game refers to as Milestones.
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" And by selling everything in one space within Lord & Taylor, the goal is to recreate what Sun refers to as a "confidence closet.
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The aim is to implement what the EU refers to as AA/DCFTAs, or Association Agreements and Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Areas.
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Efforts to prevent cognitive decline help combat what Alzheimer's Disease International refers to as "the global dementia epidemic" in an expansive 2015 report.
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Traditionally there's been an abiding communal spirit in the cannabis industry—what Reggie Gaudino at Steep Hill refers to as the kumbaya ethic.
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And the little guy, who she laughingly refers to as "the literal sun I revolve around," makes two separate appearances on the album.
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Try the second-floor room that he refers to as the orange parlor, which would make the original owners feel right at home.
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On Wednesday, the party also adopted measures on what it refers to as "democratic life" to ensure officials have the "correct political consciousness".
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In theory, that means companies can quickly adjust their structure to champion out-of-the-box ideas (what Bahcall refers to as "loonshots").
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SoFi has a non-traditional work culture, hosting cocktail parties, yoga sessions and singles meetups for its customers, which it refers to as members.
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The other interesting addition to Teamosa is the use of what the company refers to as "ultrasonic extraction" to increase antioxidant yield while brewing.
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This type of company is what Cramer often refers to as a "rollup", a company that exists for the purpose of acquiring other companies.
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" One bright spot for Apple has been in what Erin Gibbs, chief investment officer at S&P Global, refers to as Apple's "services industry.
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The couple then read their respective letters to Laura (whom Jackson refers to as "Lulu" and Pierre calls "Lala") out loud to each other.
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Perhaps most obviously, they were working in a genre — what music critic Dave Marsh refers to as rock and soul — that was broadly popular.
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Rosario told jurors he went over to talk to Aguado and asked him to not disrespect Bautista, who he refers to as his wife.
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The campaign's success is mostly owed to a guy behind the scenes who Broken Lizard fondly refers to as the "Cambridge Analytica" of crowdfunding.
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The New Hampshire resident said he had a lot of time to reflect on what he refers to as his "activism" while in jail.
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At this year's annual Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), Apple released a suite of augmented reality development tools, which it refers to as ARKit.
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A large part of that debt is what Hoover Institution professor Joshua D. Rauh refers to as "hidden debt" in a newly released report.
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The US warship conducted what the Navy refers to as a "Freedom of Navigation Operation" to push back against Russian claims on the waters.
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The company generally lends money only to young, wealthy borrowers — whom it refers to as Henrys, an acronym for high earners, not rich yet.
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These time slots, which he refers to as buffers, are moments that he carves out for himself so he can think strategically and proactively.
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Vietnam is locked in a long-running territorial dispute with China in the South China Sea, which it refers to as the East Sea.
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YouTube has what it refers to as trusted "superflaggers," who include authorities such as the Counter Terrorism Referral Unit of the UK's Metropolitan police.
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He has the jurors escorted out of the courtroom multiple times a day -- an exercise he refers to as "aerobics" to their polite laughter.
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On the vetting front, 5miles is attempting to tackle what it refers to as existing online marketplaces that are "full of spammers and fakes".
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Walmart's announcement of what it refers to as "the investments," made during the all-staff videoconference in 20.4, became something of a Rorschach test.
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But Australia's Liberal (read Republican) government prides itself on what one top official refers to as their "deft and nonjudgmental" handling of the president.
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TechCrunch has learned that ByteDance has developed an unreleased feature using life-like deepfakes technology that the app's code refers to as Face Swap.
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In Deborah Levy's short story "Cave Girl," a woman decides to pursue what she refers to as a sex change from female to female.
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After landing, Officer Ali was led from passport control to a holding area for what Customs and Border Protection refers to as secondary screening.
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One notable example of attempted re-regulation involves what the STB refers to as competitive switching, but which the railroad industry calls forced access.
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Instead, it has focused on Austria, Switzerland and Germany, which it refers to as the DACH region and where it sees room for consolidation.
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To al-Asaker, Abouammo provided private information on at least two dissidents, which the FBI complaint refers to as User-220 and User-22018.
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Earlier this year, the US accused Russia of violating the accord with its Novator 9M729 missile, a weapon NATO refers to as SSC-8.
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" Trump has been ratcheting up his rhetoric against North Korea and its leader, Kim Jong Un, whom he refers to as "Little Rocket Man.
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The company earlier this year launched a new premium brand of potentially U.S.-market ready vehicles, which it refers to as Wey in English.
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Ovitz said Silicon Valley, which he refers to as "up north," invokes the same feeling he had when he founded CAA in the 1970s.
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He wants to avoid the mental letdown of not having the player he often refers to as the team's top defender and decision maker.
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Another former patient who the Times only refers to as John from Brooklyn said he was raped by the doctor when he was 13.
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By shielding what the USDA refers to as its "customers" from their legal obligations, the USDA has forced state and federal lawmakers to intervene.
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Still, there's plenty of evidence that this design philosophy—which Lau refers to as "burdenless design"—is about to become the philosophy du jour.
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The performers, whom she refers to as her "talents," often have distinctive physiques and unusual skills that they offer online in exchange for money.
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He is just one of what the community refers to as "oddbodies," or Furbys that have been given handmade additional parts and strange shapes.
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Oculus is announcing a revamped Rift interface it refers to as Rift Core 2.0, which supports 2D desktop windows and a customizable VR home space.
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A fight broke out and the family says Mitchel, whom the family refers to as the "attacker," bit Hapgood multiple times, including on his face.
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" Stelter made sure to point out that Trump attacks media outlets other than just CNN – the network the president commonly refers to as "fake news.
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He is my business partner and dear friend," she captioned a photo with two ladies she refers to as her "beautiful sister and Russian mother.
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Trump and Bloch, whom Maples refers to as Tiffany's "fashion fairy godfather," have been communicating over the phone this week, sending pictures back and forth.
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And the Twelve aren't just going to let Villanelle merrily look for Eve — whom she now refers to as her "girlfriend" — without hunting her down.
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He says its low range feels "dark and moody", which matches the tone of the show (what Djawadi refers to as the "musical palette") perfectly.
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If most of America's allies (which Mr Trump often refers to as competitors) are unhappy, its real strategic competitors, Russia and China, are making hay.
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President Tayyip Erdogan's spokesman said Kahl's comments were proof Germany was supporting Gulen's network, which Ankara refers to as the "Gulenist Terrorist Organisation" or "FETO".
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"We're not spending a day apart until she's 18," the professional athlete tells Vogue in what the magazine refers to as a "half-joking" tone.
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But Jones couldn't have been happier to discover that the Black Panther character, who she lovingly refers to as "Cat Dog," appears in the movie.
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A BAML spokesman confirmed the contents of an internal memo detailing Bozdog's departure (which it refers to as a retirement), but declined to comment further.
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The hardest part is "the cutting" and loading of the cart (for which a man she refers to as "Mocito" helps her alongside his donkey).
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And while leaving the cast, whom she lovingly refers to as her "family," is tough, Rossum, 32, couldn't be more excited about what's to come.
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The handset features BoomSound HiFi Edition speakers, which the company refers to as "legendary" and are, at the very least, pretty solid for phone speakers.
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Consumer Watchdog, which has loudly opposed those vehicles it derisively refers to as "robot cars," eagerly claimed victory with the release of the federal guidelines.
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Both drives feature 3D NAND (which Samsung refers to as V-NAND) to offer more storage capacity than a traditional 2D NAND methodology would allow.
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Since then, the government has launched a smartphone app for learning about what it refers to as "Xi thought," — also known as "Xuexiqiangguo" in Chinese.
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Tipirneni points out what she refers to as a backhanded compliment from national Republicans: Republican have spent a combined $1.1 million on the House race.
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And the men in Carlson's study use guns to mourn this social, cultural, and economic transition — a cultural process Carlson refers to as "mourning Mayberry."
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" Vaynerchuk has more than a million followers, but gets better engagement on Instagram, which he refers to as "the main social network of this second.
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It even goes on to say that GMOs (which the Academy refers to as GEs) can actually provide numerous benefits for human and crop health.
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The results show that men earn about 24% higher base pay than women on average, which the study refers to as the "unadjusted" pay gap.
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"Shall Issue" states, which Donohue refers to as right to carry (RTC), require that concealed-carry licenses be granted to anyone who meets basic criteria.
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The page that Mr. Jakob refers to as his manifesto had been lost years ago and was rediscovered during the process of preparing the monograph.
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In his comments to reporters on Friday, Mr. Trump suggested that canceling the exercises, which he refers to as "war games," was a negotiating tactic.
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This Starship, which SpaceX refers to as "SN1," is intended to be the first orbital prototype of the rocket, designed for high altitude flight testing.
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He rightly has little sympathy, especially when it comes to the tribe he refers to as "Default Man" — white, middle- and upper-class heterosexual men.
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She is currently working on turning her life story into a book series, which she refers to as "serialized memoirs," starting when she was 18.
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The government says it is necessary to stamp out the influence of Gulen's network, which it refers to as the "Gulenist Terror Organization", or "FETO".
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Instead, Trump insisted that any immigration legislation also limit family sponsorships, which the president refers to as "chain migration," and overhaul the visa lottery system.
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He argues that they do so under the guise of a school of thought he refers to as "postmodernism," which he sees as his archenemy.
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"No reason 2 keep hidden anymore," Grassley tweeted on October 4, objecting to what he refers to as a problem of "over classification" in government.
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In Syria Mi-24s -- which NATO refers to as the "Hind" -- are often used to support Syrian ground targets, attacking opposition forces with its powerful weaponry.
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Luxury retail sales of items like jewelry, watches and clocks — which the bank refers to as a proxy for tourist spending — plunged 47% compared to 2018.
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This pay structure — what Instacart refers to as "dynamic" pay — feels like essentially outsourcing the risk associated with the volatility of its business ... to its workers.
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An additional 60,603 of what the US government refers to as ISIS "affiliates" are staying in make-shift camps where the SDF has a security presence.
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But earlier I spoke with White House press secretary Sarah Sanders about North Korea and the latest on what the president refers to as spy gate.
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" Facebook prohibits the coordinated use of a network of accounts to spread misinformation on its services, or what the company refers to as "coordinated inauthentic behavior.
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The English "East Turkestan" is a translation of a term used by some Uyghurs for the territory the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) refers to as Xinjiang.
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Peeps In the episode "Traffic Jam," Malcolm's older brother, Francis, makes a bet that results in him eating 100 Peeps (which he refers to as "Quacks").
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His next stop will be Telemos Capital, which he refers to as a private equity-focused family office that is in the process of being formed.
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The documentary comes amidst what Wills refers to as a "zeitgeist" moment for drag, referring to the pop culture phenomena that is of RuPaul's Drag Race.
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" The couple's marriage unraveled and, on their fourth anniversary, they were officially divorced—an event he refers to as "the asteroid that almost took me out.
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Trump has repeatedly called for an end to family-based immigration, which he refers to as "chain migration," as well as the diversity visa lottery program.
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Including nonunion members, whom he refers to as pirates, organ grinders number about 500, thanks to a lack of opportunities in other sectors of the economy.
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The editors, who Facebook reportedly refers to as "curators," process topics that are generated by an algorithm meant to detect popular areas of discussion among users.
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Kaye has been addressing the window covering cord safety issue, which he refers to as a "30-year hidden hazard," since he became chairman in 2014.
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It purrs thanks to something the instruction manual refers to as the VibraPurr, as if to distinguish it from a wider world of fake purring technology.
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Davis explains that the motivation for starting the project, which she refers to as the "Vagina Monologues for Black hair," stemmed from her own hair history.
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" Hook agrees to discuss the issue and later sent an email to himself containing a list of names, some of whom he refers to as "troublemakers.
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The new app is what Apple refers to as a "universal" application – meaning we will now maintain a single package of code for all iOS devices.
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But she understands why some patients might think so: What Thill refers to as a "procedural abortion" is what most people likely consider a "surgical" abortion.
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For the past 27 years, Henry, who the Losers Club generally refers to as simply "Bowers," has been a patient at Maine's Juniper Hill Insane Asylum.
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Hockaday will present FutureHellNow, part of an ongoing inquiry into American ideas of disaster and the future, which the artist refers to as the Survival Series.
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"We have a cat that my wife refers to as her husband, and he may be the top of the food chain," the actor, 42, tells PEOPLE.
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Seeing the eyes and mouth in this craggy mountain, a phenomenon Lemstra refers to as a "crumb," sheds light on the mind that sees these gorgeous illustrations.
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The text says the image shows Buddhists murdered by Rohingya - members of a Muslim minority the book refers to as "Bengalis" to imply they are illegal immigrants.
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This is what the SAE refers to as Level 4 autonomy, and it's the same level of self-driving that Waymo is attempting in Arizona right now.
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India's government has suggested that both sides revert to their previous positions but China's leaders insist that India first withdraw from territory it refers to as "Chinese".
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This week's plotline starts off like a bar joke, but stay with me: Arthur walks in on Julie masturbating to what she refers to as "crowded" porn.
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The building Lyft refers to as "Level 5" will be developing its new "open self-driving platform" and a combination hardware and software system still in development.
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Confederate soldiers, who she often refers to as "enemies of the state," continue to be celebrated as gentlemanly cavaliers, while the deadly persecution of Black Americans maintained.
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In June 2017, the group (which Trend Micro refers to as Pawn Storm) set up phishing domains that mimicked the login pages for the Senate email system.
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" During an end-credits scene, one of the villains, Ayesha, is hovering over a chamber housing, what she refers to as, "the next step in our evolution.
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Witherspoon is also an animal lover, and one clip shows her miniature donkeys, which she fondly refers to as her "badonkadonks" during an interview with Ellen DeGeneres.
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This marks the moment Kabakov developed the Shower series (1965), a work he refers to as critical in breaking free from his life as an "official" artist.
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Evans taught her the editor's craft, she says, and there is more about that than about what she refers to as the " scandale " of their early life.
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Deputy Prime Minister Numan Kurtulmus said Turkey's entire population had been harmed by supporters of Gulen, which the government refers to as the Gülenist Terror Organisation (FETO).
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By all accounts, this is what Nicholas Taleb refers to as a black swan event: a rare and unpredictable shock to a system with large-scale ramifications.
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I am part of what Amazon refers to as its "contingency network": the third-party contracting companies that hire human workers to keep the automated facility running.
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We are doubtless being invited to side with such homely virtues, and to sniff at what Dick refers to as the "crass commercialism" of the Krocist ideology.
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His father — the man he still refers to as Daddy — was a seven-time Winston Cup champion and was Nascar's most popular driver when he was killed.
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The central role these stores play in their communities led GGV Capital to develop what the firm refers to as its mom-and-pop shop investment thesis.
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It's an unexpected follow-up to her hilarious and intense memoir, which she refers to as "Murder" (the aforementioned NYT best-seller How to Murder Your Life).
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But it has stayed true to its non-traditional roots, hosting cocktail parties, yoga sessions and singles meetups for its customers, which it refers to as members.
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The plant will build ultradense chips that Intel refers to as seven nanometer, with transistors packed more closely together than in the chips the company now builds.
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The Default Mode Network refers to how our brain works in day to day life, or how what the psychedelic community often refers to as your ego.
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Renner has generally been game for interviews (almost always with men, whom he mostly refers to as "brother") but he's keen to note that he hates attention, he loathes rumors, he despises gossip — all of the most feminizing aspects of fame, which he finds "nauseating," especially suggestions that he's sleeping with his best friend and "live-in business partner," Kristoffer Winters (whom he also refers to as "my brother").
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People who started using Patreon before the split — a group Patreon refers to as "founding creators" — will be automatically enrolled in Pro at their old 5 percent rate.
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" While Sivan doesn't view the record as a coming-of-age album, he sees it as an important moment in what he refers to as his "self-actualisation.
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Shine was diagnosed with Tourette's syndrome in the second grade and ended up in a mix of special education and what he refers to as "smart kid" classes.
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The list, which Awesome refers to as his "STD List" (which stands for "Stuff to Do," of course), has helped him move forward after losses in the past.
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Last last month, the creation the cartoonist refers to as "just a chilled out frog" was presented that dubious diction, with Furie's name coming along for the ride.
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As Dr. John Jiao pointed out in a helpful Twitter thread Saturday about gaming disorder (which he refers to as VGA) , it's not about hours put into games.
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The Mexican journalist's mother, Julia María Calderón, whom he refers to as jefa or "boss," gave her first televised interview, and Ramos was visibly moved by their dialogue.
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New START, the arms reduction treaty the Obama administration negotiated with Russia that Trump bafflingly refers to as "startup," does not allow Russia to build more nuclear warheads.
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That means the Afghan branch, which the Pentagon refers to as IS-Khorasan or IS-K, has financial, strategic and communications connections to the main group, Nicholson said.
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The way I heard it, the fork came about because a US ex-pat living in Japan whom everyone refers to as "Bitcoin Jesus" wanted it that way.
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A phenomenon he refers to as a "doom loop" — and one he thinks has the power to seize up the entire fixed-income market in one fell swoop.
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He "could not have history repeat itself," Rodgers wrote in an email, referencing what he refers to as tribes' exclusion from the major tobacco settlements of the 1990s.
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Then they spent a month devising what he refers to as a "mini constitution," a philosophy and a set of principles the company would apply to its drivers.
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Perhaps the biggest blow is what Esquire refers to as the "Oscars' Best Director Boys Club," which shut Greta Gerwig out from Best Director consideration for Little Women.
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" That, in essence, is similar to the insurance companies that support diagnostic tests, but not actual infertility treatment, a process Faust refers to as "Babies manufactured in laboratories.
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Karanka and his coaches then plot out training exercises with all that in mind, what Sean Dyche, the Burnley manager, refers to as the "kinesthetic" approach to learning.
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The group depicts its war in Syria as an existential struggle against ultra-radical jihadists such as the Nusra Front and Islamic State, groups it refers to as "takfiris".
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The table also organizes the planets according to size, including various forms of terrestrial, rocky planets (which Méndez refers to as "terrans"), and gassy exoplanets resembling Neptune and Jupiter.
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She loves the neighborhood, which she refers to as a little suburb, and the demographics (infants to 90-year-olds), which she happily describes as a New York mix.
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But back to that dreamy texturized hair hairstylist Ryan Randall refers to as "bohemian beach bombshell," and which was also largely to blame for all that heat happening backstage.
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Iflix, a Malaysia-based streaming video subscription service focused on Southeast Asia and the Middle East, raised over $50 million in what it refers to as pre-IPO funding.
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The story addresses what Snyder calls "anxieties in the air" — biological warfare, climate change, isolationism and what the writer refers to as "the madness of subjectivity" where nothing matters.
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Many of these clients are what DeMott refers to as "SEO-ers" which are essentially building fictitious websites on expired, once-popular domains that link to their 'true' website.
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The novel also features a female assassin, "a couple of computer wonks" and references to "an ice-cold Bud," which The New Yorker refers to as "unblushing" product placement.
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Leguizamo's special covers what he believes to be the essentials from the start of the Mayan civilization up to today, which he jokingly refers to as the "Pitbull" era.
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When Trump attacks what he refers to as "Obama-Clinton" policies of intervening in the Middle East, he is also clearly attacking the record of President George W. Bush.
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With the campaign, which has yet to go viral, Trifonov hopes to bring what he refers to as Tinder/Match Group's monopolization of the dating app space to light.
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TLT is still up more than 3 percent year to date, but that could change as the ETF keeps falling from what Gordon refers to as the $124 "ceiling."
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Amid images of the skyline, it's a place he refers to as "his heart and soul" in the short film accompanying his recent A New Place 2 Drown album.
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That's why people call Jeff Jampol, who specializes in managing the performers that the music business calls legacy acts and that the general public refers to as dead people.
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You can get a small taste of what Penney is testing at a recently opened store in Hurst, Texas, which the company refers to as a "brand-defining" space.
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All the above makes me an unlikely adherent to what Hannity often refers to as the "unhinged Left" or "gun-grabber" attempting to shamelessly politicize the Texas church shooting.
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For the "players" of Westworld (which the show refers to as "guests"), all of these narratives weave through one another, but each of them feels separate from the others.
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" Yet, at same time she makes quite definitive decisions that are intended to solve problems, such as the design of the textile components, which she refers to as "skirts.
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He also shared a few details about his "Game of Thrones" successor series, which he still refers to as "The Long Night" even though HBO told him not to.
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In such cases, they may instead opt for requiring what Siegel refers to as a cover note, where applicants must type out their elevator pitch in a few sentences.
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" — Lovia Gyarkye While he was studying for his M.F.A. at the University of Virginia in the mid-1990s, James A. McLaughlin finished what he refers to as "Bearskin 1.0.
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Xi has delivered multiple speeches and made it formal policy to demand loyalty and commitment from diasporas who the Party refers to as the "sons and daughters" of China.
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This rapid reduction of industrial activity is what economist Dani Rodrik refers to as "premature", in his report stating that the window for industrialization opportunities is closing much faster.
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He described it as largely a cultural center, where he will promote what he refers to as liberal Californian values like marriage equality and an easing of immigration policy.
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" And, he believes the group's leaders will be J.P. Morgan Chase, Bank of America and Wells Fargo — a name he refers to as a "sleeper that should be bought.
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"When Mr. Strickland raised taxes, $1.5 billion, it was almost like, you know, there was no justification for it," the man, whom the ad refers to as "Joel," says.
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Penrose specializes in virtual reality films, what Chung refers to as VR "worlds," and to date it's only produced two of them (that we know of publicly, that is).
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But the FDA has decided to change its stance on nearly all types of flavored e-cigarettes (which the agency often refers to as electronic nicotine delivery systems, or ENDS).
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Xi has pledged to promote what the ruling Communist Party refers to as core socialist values, which stress patriotism, Chinese traditional culture, rule of law, harmony and prosperity among others.
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Though the bug affected a tiny fraction of Twitter's 320 million users, it's yet another reminder to practice what the company refers to as "good security hygiene," including double authentication.
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But he's still developing, somewhat, and of course, he's got the memories of Anakin — who he refers to as The Jedi — to distance himself from that part of his life.
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Here's how the model works: DoorDash shows its workers — whom the company refers to as "Dashers" — a guaranteed amount they will receive for delivering an order before they accept it.
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These macaques displayed some of the symptoms typical of children with MeCP2 duplication syndrome, including anxiety, repetitive behaviors, what Qiu refers to as "defects in social interactions" with other monkeys.
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That same AUMF is currently being used to justify military action against the Islamic State — which Obama refers to as ISIL — and the president has been harshly criticized for it.
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However, Microsoft does share a figure it refers to as "commercial cloud," which basically sums up the revenue it gets from Azure, Office 365, and other business-focused cloud services.
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Quickly sending people a bunch of messages — which he refers to as "Slack bombing" — sends them lots of notifications for no reason, and distracts them from a more urgent task.
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Trump is certainly hostile to what he sometimes refers to as "globalism": multilateralism, free trade agreements, international institutions, and any international legal regime that could impose constraints on U.S. power.
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Hundreds of employees have the capability to delete the accounts of accounts belonging to users the company refers to as "very important tweeters" or VITs, according to the Times report.
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" Meanwhile his friend is dressed what Saladino refers to as "traditional Islamic attire" — a white robe and head covering with gold fringe — and yells a mangled version of "Allahu akbar.
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What the company refers to as "stylishly designed to be worn around your neck" is a choice I've had trouble getting support for after informally polling folks around the office.
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Calls like these are part of an ongoing problem the Federal Communications Commission refers to as "the robocall scourge," where phone scammers are ramping up their efforts to swindle consumers.
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Appealing to prayer buys López Obrador time as well as an easy scapegoat – what he refers to as his "adversaries" that must be fought with prayer – for the impending crisis.
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He developed that attitude in his university days, when he began picking up pieces he refers to as ''vintage'' (as opposed to ''art''): glass by Venini, furniture by Jean Prouvé.
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The work, for six performers, breaks down dance into three components, which Linder refers to as its "nervous system": the barre (training), the body (physical abandon) and the brain (control).
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Mr. Deshpande is proud of the work the center fostered, but the effort focused on what he refers to as the two billion people in the world with disposable income.
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Republicans have blasted the bill, which McConnell refers to as the "Democrat Politician Protection Act" due to language on voting reform and concerns around the bill federalizing the election process.
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His staff of 15, whom he refers to as "cyber troops", in turn have subcontractors, throughout Indonesia, many of whom are unaware of the ultimate identity of clients, he said.
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All 356 pre-K to fifth- grade students, whom the principal refers to as "scholars," live in poverty and 65 percent of them are in foster care or are homeless.
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The Trump administration insists the current policy will remain in place until the mystery of the health problems among diplomatic staff, which it often refers to as "attacks," is solved.
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Edgar tells Doug Benson that he can't write for the show because it upsets Dorothy (who Benson refers to as "sloppy blowjob Dorothy" apropos of nothing), but then changes his mind.
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It intends to fly within an area that Maguire refers to as the "Wild West" of airspace, managed in the US by the Department of Defense in collaboration with the FAA.
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Gannon's Mimus, which she refers to as "she," is currently "living" at The Design Museum until April 23rd, 93 as part of the Fear and Love: Reactions to a Complex World.
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In Pokémon Masters, every pokémon is paired with a distinct trainer taken from one of the core games in the franchise, in what the game refers to as a sync pair.
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The amphibious exercise comes amid tensions between Japan and China over the disputed island chain off China's east coast that Japan refers to as the Senkakus and China as the Diaoyus.
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It strips these down for parts, operating out of what Barcade co-founder and CEO Paul Kermizian jokingly refers to as a "secret lair" on the outskirts of New York City.
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The star's close relationship with her look-a-like mom, whom she refers to as her "confidante," has definitely helped her inherit everything from Hawn's knitting abilities to her acting chops.
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The Communist Party has cherry-picked the version of the past that suits it—what it refers to as a "correct" reflection of the ancient values prizing hierarchy, obedience and order.
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The Pretty Little Liars star just let go of what she refers to as her "security blanket," trading cascading waves for a collarbone-length look — but is it the real deal?
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They agree that it was unwise to leave the settlement with someone Cohen refers to as "our friend David" (likely David Pecker, CEO of the company that owns The National Enquirer).
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The Saenuri Party's prolonged campaign against progressive South Koreans — whom it often refers to as "jongbuk," or untrustworthy sympathizers with North Korea — has raised eyebrows among many politically moderate South Koreans.
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" Meanwhile his friend is dressed in what Saladino refers to as "traditional Islamic attire" — a white robe and head covering with gold fringe — and yells a mangled version of "Allahu akbar.
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The weapon tested last week is believed to have been the 9M730 Burevestnik nuclear-powered cruise missile, a kind of doomsday missile that NATO refers to as SSC-X-9 Skyfall.
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Digital medicine The Abilify MyCite system sends a message from the pill's sensor, which the company refers to as an "ingestible event marker," to a patch worn on the patient's skin.
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Memorize what Berry refers to as the lip reader's alphabet, which mostly consists of clusters of consonants that look the same on the lips (linguists call such a group a "viseme").
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The CCDI has tried since the start of 2017 to show it is serious about tackling corruption within its own ranks, which it refers to as "darkness hiding beneath the light".
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Singer says the wrongful death suit filed by the mother, Brigid Sweetman, is headed down the "same dark path" as Cat's estranged husband's lawsuit ... which he refers to as a sham.
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This is what Christiansen refers to as his "bathing cathedral": Part hammam, part sepulcher, the 400-square-foot structure holds a fireplace and a poured-concrete tub oriented toward the sunrise.
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On Wednesday, the department added a page to its website explaining how the fix-it fund, which it refers to as the "temporarily expanded" public service loan forgiveness program, will work.
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Now the agency is seeking access to one or more sites mentioned in that trove, which Israel refers to as the "atomic archive" of information on Iran's former nuclear weapons program.
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He is concerned the dollar's rise will worsen what he refers to as an emerging dearth of dollars, which could bring back memories of the financial crisis in 2008 and 2009.
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"I became very interested in news and current events that way, and there was something incredibly romantic about that," he said, talking about the man he refers to as his father.
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And Samsung says it's including what it refers to as a Digital Butler, which can control Wi-Fi and Bluetooth-compatible gadgets, but also those devices that lack an internet connection.
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His band — the main of several musical projects that he has going — plays what he refers to as Italian soundtrack pop, led by Luxardo, a flamboyant personality he created for himself.
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Messages on his phones, travel details, testimony from his congregation and what the indictment refers to as three secret witnesses, codenamed "Prayer", "Fire" and "Meteor", were cited in evidence against him.
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Vneshprombank is what the Russian news media refers to as a V.I.P. bank, holding assets for key state institutions, along with the personal accounts of some of the country's most prominent citizens.
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Despite being the ancestral home of the Dalai Lama, Qinghai is generally less tense than what China refers to as the Tibet Autonomous Region, and normally has no travel restrictions for foreigners.
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It's structured in what Zapruder refers to as an "amended ballad" form, meaning that the lines are longer than they would be in a normal ballad, and the rhyme scheme is AABB.
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She talks strongly against dividing people by countries (which she refers to as "clans") and tries to bring them back to the environment—which all humans share—with her nature-based work.
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As with the small yet telling details included in Emily is Away, narrative insight can be found in what Freeman refers to as the "digital ephemera" scattered around Cibele's in-game desktop.
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Bayer told CNBC that the robots, which he refers to as autonomous vehicles, are ideally suited to make deliveries on sidewalks and narrow campus streets where cars aren't permitted or can't fit.
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The White House on Wednesday hosted opposition leader Juan Guaido, whom Maduro refers to as a "puppet" of the United States, even as dozens of nations recognize him as the rightful president.
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Apple's iPhone 7 Plus also uses AI, or what the company refers to as a "machine learning-enhanced image signal processor," to simulate the background blur in portrait mode, among other things.
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The Cheetah is doing all of this without any cameras or other visual on-board sensors, using what the team refers to as "blind locomotion," essentially feeling its way up the stairs.
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Allahyari, often contacted by those she refers to as "white tech bros" interested in collaboration, is especially wary of the trendiness of simply reproducing ancient sites with impressive scanners and 3D printers.
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The vogueing only lasts a couple minutes before we have to leave for soundcheck at Hi-Tones, a rough and tumble rock club that roxy jokingly refers to as a cholo bar.
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Xi will meet Trump on Thursday at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, which the president refers to as his "Winter White House" — though no golf is expected to be played.
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But the location, in an area that Dr. Lee refers to as "the triangle of death," makes the procedure tricky because an infection near the eye can cause blindness or possibly death.
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At first, she just seems like a colorful comic character – the type who'll do entire interviews with a bird on her shoulder which she refers to as her sixth, and best, husband.
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And when she'd tried, during her 2014 book tour, she'd made what Sharry diplomatically refers to as "missteps" by calling for Central American children to be sent back to their home countries.
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This follows what Vinny Lingham refers to as Musk's recursive innovation strategy: build a sexy, useful consumer product (like a Tesla), then use that product to drive real change (like energy independence).
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"My friend Greg Dolin at the University of Baltimore came up with kind of a memorable formulation that he refers to as the Kevin Bacon and the Leonard Cohen approaches," said Frye.
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In the email, Band slams someone he only refers to as "cvc" (assumedly Chelsea Victoria Clinton) in regard to a potentially harmful story being released about Teneo — of which Band is president.
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Desmeules' practice, which she refers to as "plastic surgery." comprises her sculpting the likenesses of celebrities, world leaders, cartoon characters, artists, animals, and more onto human bodies, creating horrifying, piñata-like results.
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The term is one of the many expressions that his staff refers to as "Carl Barneyisms," the abbreviations, aphorisms, quotations and guidelines that pepper the boss's daily conversation and fill employee binders.
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Guerrero's parents, whom she consistently refers to as mami and papi in her new memoir, In the Country We Love: My Family Divided, were two of 190,000 immigrant parents deported in 2001.
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For Evie, who spent her early teenage years in what she now refers to as the 'Taylor Swift cult', that catalyst was the realization that the fandom was beginning to feel toxic.
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In his August 2015 column, Friedman argues that Israel should consider the entire West Bank — which he refers to as "Judea and Samaria," a term favored by the Israeli right — Israeli territory.
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He sounds exactly the way Mr. Franco does in the film, with idiosyncratically mangled syntax and a sui generis accent that is vaguely Eastern European, but that he refers to as Cajun.
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The expansive workspace features millennial pink accents — which Jenner refers to as "the signature Kylie pink color" — a freaking champagne bottle vending machine, and glossy photos of Jenner throughout the office space.
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Researchers at the Slovakian cybersecurity firm ESET today released new findings that reveal a years-long espionage campaign by a group of Kremlin-sponsored hackers that ESET refers to as the Dukes.
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And 73% of firms surveyed said they aren't considering allowing what Japan often refers to as 'telework', or telecommuting, during this summer's Tokyo Olympic Games, according to the survey conducted from Jan.
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And 73% of firms surveyed said they aren't considering allowing what Japan often refers to as 'telework', or telecommuting, during this summer's Tokyo Olympic Games, according to the survey conducted from Jan.
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THE RIGHT KIND OF LOAN The Education Department's instructions, via another information page on its website, are pretty clear: You need to have what the agency refers to as a "direct" loan.
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But somewhere along the line, Republicans began siding more and more with the large telecom companies — which Pickering refers to as "incumbents" — and Democrats cast their lot with Silicon Valley web companies.
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For Cramer, the most glaring example was Amazon, a company the "Mad Money " host refers to as the "Death Star" for its seemingly unfaltering ability to crush any rival in its path.
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David Einhorn's Greenlight Capital funds were down 4 percent during the second quarter, a period that the firm refers to as a "head scratcher" in a new investor letter obtained by CNBC.
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Instead, they're what cast member Katie Maloney-Schwartz refers to as "forever a waitress": actors, yes, after a fashion, but whose best-known roles will likely always be as versions of themselves.
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On top of that, the over ear cups provide what the company refers to as an "immersion mode," which uses drivers to add a more encompassing bass sound, to simulate a live setting.
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The IMF forecast that oil exporters in the Middle East, North Africa, Afghanistan and Pakistan — which it refers to as MENAP — will experience visible improvements in external and fiscal balances in 2018–43.
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In it, a woman and her ex, whom she only refers to as "Bad," fantasize about living in a beautiful home (a dream house, if you will) and perhaps one day having children.
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The firm makes just a handful of investments per year, mostly at the Series A stage, working very closely with founders in its portfolio, a strategy it refers to as "high conviction" investing.
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Close by are drill presses, a router and a key cutter, which Mr. Carter refers to as "our gateway drug," a piece of equipment neophytes can use to produce something they really need.
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Kylie and her sisters benefit (both financially and socially) from what Lindsay Peoples refers to as "the fetishization of Black women's features," while Black women are often condemned for rocking the same looks.
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A Minnesota mom is suing her transgender daughter — who has been living as an emancipated teen and whom she still refers to as her "son" — after learning she is seeking gender reassignment care.
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It uses what it refers to as a "machine learning algorithm" to pick out one person per day as your Most Compatible, and prods conversations forward with an "anti-ghosting" Your Turn feature.
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The company builds both the Ford Escape and Lincoln MKC SUV at its Louisville Assembly Plant in Kentucky, which Trump refers to as the "Lincoln plant" and where Ford employs about 4,700 people.
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Iflix, a Malaysia-based streaming video subscription service focused on Southeast Asia and the Middle East, raised over $50 million in what it refers to as pre-IPO funding, Axios' Dan Primack reports.
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The track "Other Half Rule" urges women to run the planet after millennia of men — leading all the way up to the one Crosby refers to as "our Pestident" — have screwed it up.
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But it is also testing other alternatives in what Shakil refers to as "light AR." Down the line, Augmedix wants to add more services on to its platform to better complete the loop.
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Late sleepers just don't have as much, and as a result, have fewer pathways in their brains for serotonin and dopamine (which the video refers to as "feel-good hormones") to travel through.
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Risbridger writes frequently about her partner John Underwood, whom she refers to as the Tall Man, but it's not until the acknowledgments that she explains that he died in the spring of 2018.
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Meantime, under pressure from Congress, the IG eventually released what my attorney refers to as a "wiped" summary — not the actual report or notes — with spin that implied there had been no intrusion.
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The skit involves Tillerson going to Trump Tower to re-bond with Putin, whom his character refers to as "Pootie" while making oil deals on the fly as a confused Trump looks on.
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Over the past few years, the IT department has evolved beyond what Mason refers to as "order takers," or those tasked with making sure laptops work properly and other tech problems are addressed.
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Still, he tells CNBC that he isn't overly worried about the competition from knockoffs, which he refers to as "the nature of the beast," since in his opinion the original cube is superior.
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Specifically, the portfolio manager looks to a measure that he refers to as the "consensus decay rate," or how far the final earnings figure falls from where analysts' earnings growth consensus is today.
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Aside from the potential loss of an animal that he refers to as his child, police dogs are expensive -- it can cost upward of $30,000 for a single fully trained animal, he said.
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When she's not jamming on her guitar or playing the piano —which George refers to as Christine's "voice," — George drives her metal companion to many of the same places as an ordinary student.
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And then, on April 12, 2017, Strzok texted regarding two articles coming out about Carter Page — whom he refers to as Lisa Page's "namesake" — and that one is more damaging than the other.
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" Custom-built software allows the group to control so many lights, taking the information from the sensors and create what Lee refers to as "turbulence fields that are disturbing the trails of light.
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He then casually gobbles a tablet he refers to as "lean in a pill," washing it down with a swig of Coors Light, the kind that comes in those weird, stubby aluminum bottles.
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A succession of prototypes buckled and split in the kiln, but driven by what Ms. Levete laughingly refers to as "naïve ambition," the more problems the project threw out, the harder she pushed.
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" But the growth of the service sector has led to more jobs that focus on appearance, leading some women to aim for what Ms. Wen refers to as the "rice bowl of youth.
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On March 12, the gun manufacturer Sturm Ruger addressed shareholder concerns in a letter that promised to continue manufacturing and selling semiautomatic firearms, or what the industry refers to as modern sporting rifles.
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Teacher's was on the cusp of what the trade refers to as value and premium brands, the lower end of the price spectrum and the categories of Scotch that are declining the fastest.
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Now, 10 years after the collapse of Lehman Brothers provoked a global financial panic and led to what Greenspan refers to as "the great stagnation," the self-congratulation seems to have been premature.
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Kathleen M. Rehl, a financial adviser who travels the country offering money workshops to the demographic she refers to as "the sisterhood," said attitudes like Ms. Murdoch's and Ms. Thomas's may be helping.
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Then, Maelove uses artificial-intelligence to scan millions of self-reported product reviews — what Kim refers to as empirical real-world data — to determine which ingredients correlated with success, and which to avoid.
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President Andrzej Duda, a PiS ally, appointed Julia Przylebska, whom PiS leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski refers to as a "close friend", to head a tribunal that rules on the constitutionality of acts of law.
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" In all three cases, the girls did have what Dr. Tozer refers to as "unusually large labia, to the point that they were really obsessed by it and it was affecting them psychologically.
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Backed up by Russian military power, the Assad regime has targeted what it commonly refers to as "terrorists" but that has primarily meant various groups who are specifically acting to depose the Assad government.
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But first, breaking tonight, &aposThe Story&apos making news again, many in the media hailing Congressman Trey Gowdy&aposs appearance here last night for apparently debunking what the president refers to as spygate. Listen.
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In what the New York Times refers to as "one of the most surprising turnaround stories in recent television," Colbert's The Late Show ratings have officially topped The Tonight Show for NINE consecutive weeks.
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In his first 100 days, Trump has promised to pursue legislation he refers to as the "End the Offshoring Act" that would establish tariffs to discourage companies from laying off workers and relocating overseas.
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Britain regards its close ties with the United States, which it refers to as the special relationship, as a pillar of its foreign and trading policy as it prepares to leave the European Union.
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In its blog post announcing the discovery, Microsoft declines to name the targeted presidential candidate, but it affirms that their account was not compromised by the threat group the company refers to as Phosphorous.
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The two Roborace prototypes — which the company refers to as DevBots — "battled" each other around the same Puerto Madero street circuit in Buenos Aires that hosted the third race of Formula E's third season.
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The collection will feature Toca Boca's iconic characters and style, and will adhere to the same design principles that has made its apps – which the company refers to as "digital toys" – so well-liked.
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Radio personality Bobby Bones reveals in his new book that he finally met the man he refers to as his "biological father" – the dad who vanished from his life more than 30 years ago.
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Tuck, the market research professional, told me it's part of what his field refers to as "group effects": the ways people's behavior changes when they know they're being observed and judged by everyone else.
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Its drone garage, which it refers to as a "Nest", is smaller than that of its rival (about the size of a fridge-freezer), is made of carbon fibre, and can accommodate several drones.
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The Wing, which Nike refers to as "sun shades" instead of sunglasses so they sound cooler, feature a lightweight but reinforced frame which is apparently inspired by the tendons in your arms and legs.
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Damon Albarn's animated band, Gorillaz, teamed up with the Long Beach rapper Vince Staples for a radical protest song that takes aim at what Albarn refers to as our world's troubling "times of sedition."
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Xayvier Haughton, who, like many of the exhibition's participating artists, studied at the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts in Kingston, often explores what he refers to as the "Afrikan" consciousness.
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The player is a fledgling vampire going through what Hardsuit refers to as a kind of "vampire puberty," but they've had the good luck to get in touch with the city's feuding vampiric clans.
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Zhengde is emblematic of a wider plan to influence Chinese youth, what the People's Daily refers to as a "soul-casting project", by introducing new school textbooks and degree programmes relating to ancient culture.
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" Speaking of vehicles, Cohen just snagged an SUV with the help of Autotrader, which he refers to as "the go-to resource for car shoppers with the largest selection of cars to choose from.
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To do that, they're using what Nintendo refers to as the optional Switch Pro Controller, which is conceptually similar to the older Wii U Pro Controller — a traditional gamepad for a non-traditional console.
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US experts and intelligence officials suspect the explosion occurred during a failed test of the 9M730 Burevestnik nuclear-powered cruise missile, a sort of doomsday missile NATO refers to as SSC-X-9 Skyfall.
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Pollack said that Cruz, whom he refers to as "18-1958" (Cruz's case number), won't be able to claim at trial that he was insane or that he didn't know what he was doing.
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The launch pad, which World View refers to as their "spaceport," could be used for both tourism flights and Stratollite launches, although Stratollite balloons could also be launched in other places around the globe.
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He then soaks the covers in water to soften them and removes the top layer of the covers— what the artist refers to as "skin"—and arranges the skins on canvas before applying paint.
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Camilla assumes her duties running Empire and offers Hakeem the CEO position — if he kicks his girlfriend (whom she refers to as "Mexican" as if it were a dirty word) to the proverbial curb.
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White's clever, hyperbolic takes on such objects, which she refers to as "props," blows them entirely out of proportion, pushing them further from contexts that were already perplexing, which seems to be the point.
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Always the tar and bird, offset by euphoria, and the only real sign that the disorder is progressing is something Joe refers to as "failing filters," in which light and sound seem increasingly harsh.
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Devils General Manager Ray Shero, who has some tough decisions to make at what he refers to as a "hard and volatile position," is impressed with Blackwood's early success, but not surprised by it.
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After finishing her RCA contract, which came with her "Idol" victory and was an unhappy partnership she refers to as her "arranged marriage," she is making what she considers her first real artistic statement.
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The plan details how the Regents will implement the federal law, including how individual schools will be evaluated and identified for what the law refers to as either comprehensive or targeted support and improvement.
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That scrutiny is common in what Yale sociologist Elijah Anderson refers to as "white spaces," areas where black people and other people of color are often not present or exist in a limited number.
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There's also the added pain, Rendell said, of having Hunter Biden, who Joe Biden refers to as his "surviving son" and who faces a number of personal problems, at the center of the trial.
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The Australian aviation entrepreneur, whose popular Italy-based outfit became Toro Rosso after he sold it to Red Bull in 2005, is now running what he fondly refers to as the sport's '11th team'.
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While it's clear Serio wants the best for the cats (he even refers to as his "babies"), his constant physical contact with them could pose a serious risk to him, his staff and visitors.
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You're likely to run into a Native American from the Tohono O'odham tribe, a Hispanic from the United States or nearby Mexico, or a white person, whom the whole town refers to as Anglo.
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They argue that in a predominantly white state of Iowa -- a place Buttigieg regularly refers to as the "heartland" -- his use of the phrase invokes an overly simplistic (and white) view of American values.
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The buyer experience will start on the company's app, then move into what it refers to as a network of "Polestar Spaces" across the U.S., Europe, and China where buyers can view and test cars.
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Early "depression memes" were already prevalent by then, but by all accounts Davis was the first to pair the image (which Baldwin himself refers to as "shrugman") with its now ubiquitous "guess I'll die" catchphrase.
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" Free flights are not a part of her contract but the company will send her around the country as part of her design process in what she refers to as a "lovely class of style.
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The companies, which the lawsuit refers to as a "cartel," frequently shared data on pay with each other to keep compensation lower than it would have been in a competitive market, according to the lawsuit.
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" WATCH: Ariel Winter Responds to 'Toxic' Mom's Criticism of Her Wardrobe in Recent Interview: 'You Lie Consistently' Reflecting on the past, Workman remembers happier times with Winter, whom she refers to as her "baby doll.
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With his longest ride in the past being 200 miles, the Ironman triathlete will challenge his abilities on his bike – which he refers to as his "weapon of choice" when he races – on April 23.
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Those two offerings — combined with Disney's stake in Hulu (which will likely grow to majority ownership under the Fox deal) — make up what the company refers to as its "Direct-to-Consumer and International" segment.
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One of Trump's first actions was to overhaul the 25-year-old North American Free Trade Agreement with Canada and Mexico, which he commonly refers to as one of the worst trade deals ever made.
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Betty's Nancy Drew act gets her the proof she needs in order for Archie to open his eyes to the fact that his beloved is what Veronica so cleverly refers to as a "sketch queen".
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So she takes care of that long after the sun sets, thanks to 10:00 P.M. facials with her go-to esthetician, Melissa from Skin Thesis, who she refers to as a "dream come true".
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The people from Pelle's village—whom he refers to as his "family"—wear all white and play foreboding songs on folk instruments and display carved sigils and grotesque drawings in their dwellings and public squares.
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Con refers to as "your session," it'll use its nano chip and sensors to keep track of the speed and number of thrusts, skin temperature, session duration, number of positions used, and even calories burned.
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Nearly 462,000 inmates were freed during the six years covered in the study, so the delayed cases — which the Bureau of Prisons refers to as "untimely" releases — were fewer than 1 percent of all releases.
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The creators of the new pieces said that the rapid gentrification of areas near the museum, which the Illuminator video refers to as a "crisis," was connected to broader issues like race and social justice.
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" As for what the 33-year-old actually sleeps in, she loves changing into a pair of lounge pants at the end of a long day to do what she refers to as "couch it.
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In January, it states, the NRA began negotiations with "a major DFS-regulated insurance carrier" (which it only refers to as the "Corporate Carrier") to renew its general liability, umbrella, and media liability insurance policies.
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He is tight with his parents and two sisters, as well as with Jared (who is four years his senior) and with Ms. Trump, whom he refers to as his sister, not his in-law.
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Plus, none of its formulas include what the brand refers to as the "Suspicious 6," which are essential oils, drying alcohols, silicones, chemical sunscreens, fragrances or dyes, and sodium lauryl sulfate (also known as SLS).
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Chatbots, or what Mehanna refers to as a "personalized butler" (perhaps a subtle reference to Mark Zuckerberg's annual goal-oriented efforts), will become an extended layer of preference, functionality, and personalization in the Facebook experience.
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Over the last few years, he's embraced an aesthetic that he refers to as "tape throb," a sonic disposition that favors the warped, warbly, and grimy sounds that tapes can offer when pushed to their limits.
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What Thrasher observed during this process led him to believe in what he refers to as radical inclusivity, a situation in which everyone has a seat at the table, regardless of their most deeply held beliefs.
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She also helped celebrate the 21st birthday of close family friend Jaden Smith this week, sharing a photo of her and Jaden with his famous dad Will Smith, whom Woods refers to as "uncle," on Instagram.
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The lack of any real communications and political infrastructure, what the media refers to as a "war room," leaves them vulnerable to new information from the investigative committees or the whim of their boss the President.
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The legal precedents here are complex, but essentially the FTC may be barred from applying antitrust law — which the new order constantly refers to as a remedy — because an expert agency is already on the beat.
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A CBE operating system opens to the door to the "double-click" degree, or what Blackboard founder Matt Pittinsky refers to as the clickable credential: employer facing apps that allow employers to infer competencies from transcripts.
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"The kind of thinking that Daniel Kahneman refers to as 'thinking slow' — that's the kind of thinking that we haven't really worked out how to get artificial intelligence to do," said Stanford computer scientist Christopher Manning.
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In its press material, LeEco refers to as a "global internet company," a phrase that doesn't really mean that much on the face of it – but when you're LeEco, it's probably best to be purposely vague.
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" In May 2015, Pedialyte announced that it would target the hangover market — or rather, a subset of the adult market made up of people who engage in what the brand refers to as "occasional alcohol consumption.
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The twist is that instead of boxers or weapons experts, players will all be wizards in what Insomniac refers to as an "urban magic fight club," set in "pocket dimension arenas" in a fantasy-tinged Chicago.
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The Replicator Plus will also support using a new material that MakerBot refers to as "Tough PLA," a plastic filament that it says will be more flexible than its normal PLA material while still printing reliably.
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Aureoles, the governor, says the self-defense groups haven't returned and has criticized federal authorities for not attacking drug cartels in Michoacan with sufficient force and for negotiating with vigilante groups he refers to as criminals.
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On another visit, I began my meal with a round of oysters from Brittany (what the Wild Things staff refers to as a "shot of iodine"), which was paired with a minerally white from the Loire.
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In an all-new episode of The Job Interview, Ron Holt and franchise owner Jamie Kulaga interview potential candidates for the position, which Holt refers to as "the most important" hire in the company's recent history.
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Her character has sought out some secluded surf spot in Australia that her guide mistakenly refers to as "paradise," when it is clearly a place where giant toothy fish come to munch on pretty blond women.
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Together with his colleague Sophia Korb, Fadiman created a survey that was given to oer 1500 volunteers (whom he refers to as "citizen scientists") who agreed to microdose for a month in the name of science.
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The problem, as ever with the tech industry's teeny-weeny greyscaled legalise, is that the people it refers to as "users" aren't genuinely consenting to having their information sucked into the cloud for goodness knows what.
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To participate in this study, volunteers (who Fadiman refers to as "citizen scientists") must have access to their own LSD and are encouraged to take a microdose of the stuff every four days for one month.
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"Unfortunately, the networks Comcast refers to as 'African-American-owned' are not wholly owned by African-Americans, and did not get any carriage until I stood up and spoke out about this discrimination and economic exclusion."
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Lévy praises a soldier he refers to as the "white-haired general," only for that general to be killed offscreen — seconds, we are told, after a scene of a firefight that is included in the movie.
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But even still, if you conventionally cook foods to what Rankin refers to as a "reasonable degree of doneness," like steaming broccoli on a stovetop, then "the differences in nutrients are minimal at best," he said.
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In 1983, he visited Italy and was impressed not only by the ubiquity of coffee bars, but also their central role as community gathering spots — a role he refers to as "the third place" in society.
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Reuters has a timeline on the Zika outbreak visible here The first case of the new Coronavirus (COVID-19), which the claim refers to as "Corona", was first reported in Wuhan, China, on December 31, 2019.
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" In Nazi Germany, this meant werewolves, a preference for magic over science, and the influential Thule Society, which traced the Aryan race back to a lost continent, or what Kurlander collectively refers to as "the supernatural imaginary.
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"Imagine" comes just over a month after Grande put out her upbeat break-up anthem "Thank U, Next," which she refers to as an "acceptance" song after having experienced love, patience, and pain from her past relationships.
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In fact, Reilly's Marlow explains, it's Kong who's been protecting all the other animals on this island, including a human tribe, from an even bigger threat: a species of giant lizards that Marlow refers to as Skullcrawlers.
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Finally, Facebook makes it clear that it, WhatsApp and Oculus (as well as Instagram) are all part of one company that it refers to as "The Facebook Companies", though WhatsApp and Oculus have their own data polices.
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Some are what Chetty refers to as "lost Einsteins": children who weren't given an outlet for their intelligence or the encouragement to stretch their intellect, or who needed help to deal with the isolation of their experience.
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To celebrate her 30 years of service to the fashion industry, dello Russo has created a book with Phaidon — or what she refers to as "an experience for the kids" (said warmly in a thick Italian accent).
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Other Microsoft healthcare initiatives involve computer vision in radiology to note the progress of tumors over time and a project which Microsoft refers to as its "moonshot" aims to program biology like we program computers using code.
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Securing that deal, which the president refers to as the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, and which his Democratic critics call NAFTA 2.0, could give the president an important policy win ahead of the 2020 presidential election.
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" The end-point of this research won't be a general or flexible AI, but it will be a lot of smarts spread out over a whole network of computers — something that LeCun refers to as "hidden intelligence.
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As a follower of the Rastafari movement, Jerome and his friends began a campaign in a place where there wasn't even a market, leading to a decade-long sojourn that Jerome refers to as his life's path.
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They want a dream partner (Ms Okiie says it takes 18 months to knock this out of them) or, at the very least, what Japan refers to as the "three averages": average income, average looks, average education.
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Instead, after fastidious internet research, I had decided I would switch to what the online sleep community refers to as a "biphasic schedule": sleeping from midnight to 4:30 AM, then napping from noon 'til half one.
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One of the most effective of these is what the team refers to as the 'squash and stretch' — the act of pushing its head down into its body to squish or craning the neck to stretch out.
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The collision occurred northeast of an island known as Dokdo in South Korea and Takeshima in Japan, located about halfway between the two countries in the Sea of Japan, which Seoul refers to as the East Sea.
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During the third presidential debate, he called her a "nasty woman," and Trump often says in speeches that Clinton, who he refers to as "Crooked Hillary," belongs in jail and shouldn't be eligible to run for president.
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At one point, the other guy on stage is calling for someone in the crowd to come up -- someone he refers to as "Drizzy" and "Drake" ... but from what we're told, it wasn't the superstar rapper Drake.
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One thing we did was a series of town halls led by Ed Felton and Terah Lyons on AI and machine learning, through which something that emerged was what the World Bank refers to as digital dividends.
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Filled with works that reverberate as much for their aesthetic sensibilities as for their historical significance, Fadda's exhibition takes on identity politics in the region that she refers to as the "Global South" with a quiet certitude.
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Even those are oversimplifications for what Primus's frontman, bassist and co-founder Les Claypool refers to as "goblin rock" — but regardless of what you call it, both are perfect for listeners seeking musically sophisticated, virtuosically performed catharsis.
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The two of them had squatted together in an East 12th Street tenement that Adler refers to as a "laboratory" for his artistic experiments — painting on anything and everything, playing with the layering of words and images.
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Military and intelligence officials have been intent on warning that ISIS's strength does not depend on the amount of territory it holds, but the administration is very focused on what it refers to as the physical caliphate.
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In an attempt to build what she refers to as a "sensory environment," all the elements in the piece — including Joe Levasseur's lighting, Tei Blow's sound score and Joanna Seitz's set — become as integral as the dancers.
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" According to the Portland Press Herald, PETA paid for the ads to remain in the terminal for a month, and they're strategically located near what the group refers to as "the notorious Linda Bean's Maine Lobster Cafe.
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This larger scandal, which the FBI apparently refers to as "Varsity Blues," spans across many high-powered parents as well as 9 coaches and 3 college exam proctors who used bribes and loopholes to get children into colleges.
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Karina, who has since moved out of the shelter, said that she loves going on trips with her fellow Girl Scouts, who she refers to as her sisters, and that the organization has brought them really close together.
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Mr Erdogan has always blamed the Gezi protests on outside forces, including the Gulenists, an Islamist movement believed to have orchestrated a genuine coup attempt in 2016, and on something he refers to as the "interest-rate lobby".
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Passengers will be passing what's known as the Karman line — an imaginary boundary 62 miles above the Earth that signals the beginning of what the industry officially refers to as "space" — but they won't be going into orbit.
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In January of this year the Israelitische Kultusgemeinde Wien, a religious advocacy group that was involved in the case, began what their website refers to as a P.R. offensive to force the question of the paintings' restitution forward.
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Every change that a travel company or a retailer refers to as an enhancement, it seems, will actually mean that you earn fewer points, need more of them to earn rewards, or have less flexibility in redeeming them.
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The platform then feeds what AliveCor CEO Vic Gundotra refers to as a "personal heart profile" for patients that can then be used to send alerts to the doctor to help them determine the next course of action.
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At the end of the evening, a close friend of her family, whom she refers to as her aunt, stepped in, unbeknown to Ms. Kauffman, and got Mr. Grinberg's phone number, which she later conveyed to Ms. Kauffman.
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What the House proposed: The House bill would create a new 5003 percent tax rate for what it refers to as "pass-through" businesses, for a portion of the business net income that passes through to the owners.
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His guide is Meyer Offerman (Pacino), a wealthy concentration-camp survivor who Meyer likens to X-Men patriarch Professor X and refers to as "Bruce Wayne rich," and who uses those resources to fund the Nazi-fighting efforts.
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The overnight locations, which the Participation Agency refers to as "Basecamp," feature recording equipment, a kitchen, laundry, parking, room to sleep as many as seven people, and even space for musicians to throw a small concert for fans.
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But her piece doesn't address what happens to those inmates she refers to as the "irreducible minimum"—men supposedly too dangerous to be released to a foreign government—beyond relocating them to a supermax prison on U.S. soil.
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William Ury, the co-author of Getting to Yes, one of the better-known books on negotiation, feels that the public, who he refers to as "the third side," shouldn't discount its own role in ending the shutdown.
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He said the increasingly sophisticated encryption technology on devices is contributing to a phenomenon he refers to as "going dark" — limiting the ability of law enforcement to investigate serious crimes such as murder, drug trafficking and child pornography.
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Beanie Feldstein and Olivia Wilde are holed up in a Las Vegas hotel, having arrived in what Wilde jokingly refers to as "our spot, where we feel most at home" to present at the Billboard Music Awards that night.
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For example, as Motherboard revealed on Monday, the company reportedly directs its moderators to flag posts that might make the company look bad ahead of elections (or what the company internally refers to as a "PRFireRisk," according to Motherboard).
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Both the Obama and Trump administrations have long accused Russia of breaching the condition of the treaty, particularly with what NATO says is Russia's deployment of a land-based cruise missile system Washington refers to as the SSC-8.
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He does have love for other folks, though -- as seen in a recent portrait he painted of the late Stephen Hawking ... whom Carrey refers to as the "greatest mental athlete of our time" in the wake of his death.
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Take the creature that crawls out of Alice's brain, which Stevenson refers to as "Father Time," for instance: It certainly bears a striking resemblance to Eraserhead's Lady in the Radiator, with her swollen papier-mâché cheeks and jerky movements.
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"It's hard to see that the Houthis would be swiftly defeated in Hodeidah, even if the coalition activates what it refers to as local resistance," said Joost Hiltermann, Middle East and North Africa Program Director for International Crisis Group.
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It delves into the harsh reality that is medical school, residency, and what Dr. Wible refers to as "assembly-line medicine," which leads to 400 doctors dying by suicide each year, a number many advocates say is grossly underestimated.
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Instead of relying on mirrors and perfectly polished glass to create holograms—techniques Lemercier refers to as "cheap tricks"—the artist has developed a screen made up of invisible mist by pumping water through a series of custom nozzles.
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Documents leaked by Edward Snowden in 2013 shone a light on a vast underground operation conducted by the NSA's Tailored Access Operations team (TAO), responsible for what the government refers to as computer network exploitation and computer network attacks.
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Kody Brown and his four wives — one of whom he's legally married to and the other three he's "spiritually married" to and refers to as his "sister wives" — claim Utah's law violates their right to free speech and religion.
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Stock prices weren't based on price-to-earnings ratios, but instead what Peter Thiel refers to as "escape velocity," when companies grow so big, so fast, that others in their competitive set can't keep up and eventually fall away.
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As someone who has always been a bit self-conscious about my stomach (and what my mother lovingly — and not-so-subtly — refers to as "child-bearing hips") the concept of body contouring has always sounded appealing to me.
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" He adds that a full class will be enrolling in the MFA program in the fall, a program which Kwon refers to as "a sham under the leadership of an unfit dean and an administration irresponsibly ignoring the crisis.
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The most common take on the American Dirt fiasco is that it resulted from Flatiron's hubristic failure in what the industry refers to as "positioning" — that is, communicating the genre a house considers a new book to fit into.
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"When your DNA is day two — which Bezos refers to as established systems, processes, and building out structures that fit the world you are in — it&aposs very, very hard to convert it back to day one," added Finkelstein.
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" Another drawing depicts what the report refers to as "wall standing," showing Zubaydah with his arms shackled above his head as he stands on his toes, "to induce extreme pain, sleep deprivation, and mental anguish when used to extremes.
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But for bariatric surgery to work, the setting in the brain that determines how much fat a person will have — what Dr. Kaplan refers to as the body's thermostat for fat — must have been set too high, not broken.
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After that, it seemed to Mr. McGill, a 57-year-old woodworker, artist and general fixer-upper, that he would rather cut out what he refers to as "formal rent" — and the formal living arrangements that go with it.
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This is the mindset she refers to as "sober curious," and it's the topic of her new book, Sober Curious: The Blissful Sleep, Greater Focus, Limitless Presence, and Deep Connection Awaiting Us All on the Other Side of Alcohol.
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But her fall/winter 2016 selection (pictured here and currently available for purchase) is what particularly stands out, with its velvet jumpsuits, satin skirts, and what Green refers to as the most flattering jean shape: high-waisted and seriously wide-legged.
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" Frazee then embarked on what the affidavit refers to as a "scheme" to use his and Berreth's cell phones to "distract law enforcement, distort the actual date of [Berreth's] disappearance, and separate himself as a suspect in a murder investigation.
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According to the Australian TV news show A Current Affair, the Sydney-based kid who the show refers to as "Drew" got pissed at his parents, presumably over a game of Fortnite or something, and hatched a plan to escape.
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Restive Xinjiang, strategically located on the borders of Central Asia, Pakistan, India and Afghanistan, is a key part of what Beijing officially refers to as its "one belt, one road" strategy to develop trade and transport links across Asia and beyond.
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Now eBay is adding one more option to the mix with support for Apple Pay – something the company refers to as "the first step" in offering its tens of millions of buyers more choice in terms of their payment options.
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That farm was run by Murat's late brother in-law, Axipa, who on his website he refers to as "a tower of strength to me" and when he reminisces about the pair foraging for caper shoots, his eyes gleam once again.
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The second pillar refers to the spike in equity and credit risk given investors have been forced to move out along the "risk curve" in pursuit of extra return in what Parrilla refers to as "the desperate search for yield".
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The process used by Botnik, which the company refers to as "collaborating with machines," mixes the creativity of dozens of humans with the absurdity of machines trying to imitate us, and the result is sometimes, dare I say it, magical.
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In the words of Gamal Abdel Nasser, the president of Egypt at the time, the Suez Canal rightfully belongs to his country, but is currently in the hands of the British and French, whom he refers to as colonial oppressors.
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" Two days later, Lyford — back under his parents' Canadian roof, but still under the spell of Marshall Applewhite, Heaven's Gate's wild-eyed leader — received a call from Erika Ernst, who he still refers to as "the love of my life.
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Ultimately Trifonov hopes to broaden the issue facing his company to incorporate the trials of other small tech firms who have suffered at the hands of large multinational corporations, who he refers to as the "pimps" of the dating app market.
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The company will also have to make at least 10 trips to Mars over the next three decades, making the trips at times when the orbits of Earth and Mars are most closely aligned (which Musk refers to as "orbital synchronization ").
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ATAI is currently funding clinical trials for what it refers to as "formerly stigmatized compounds," including psilocybin, the active compound in psychedelic mushrooms, and arketamine, a different variant of ketamine from the one Johnson & Johnson researched, as potential treatments for depression.
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Stewart has always had what she refers to as "high-functioning adrenal glands," only now, it seems that she's figured out a way to channel her anxiety productively, to enjoy the process of acting rather than simply enduring its trappings.
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For example, Women says in 2005, the head of Elite N.Y. hired John Casablancas ... who it refers to as a notorious figure in the fashion world because a model sued him in 2002 for sexual misconduct when she was 15.
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The lawyer representing the women who'd be affected by DACA (whom the case refers to as "Jane Does," because they don't want to reveal their real names) gets the shortest time of any of the lawyers appearing before the Court Monday.
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If Republicans were to side with the Democrats on election security, they would largely be playing into what McConnell refers to as the "Russia conspiracy" and justifying claims that Trump would have never been elected without the help of foreign actors.
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Mr. Cummings has laid out two discrete lanes of inquiry: potential fraud and abuse by the White House and federal agencies; and broader issues that cut at what he refers to as "the soul of our democracy," such as voter suppression.
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Writing: Making Your Mark endeavors to trace the development of what the exhibition's wall text refers to as "mankind's greatest invention" through over 100 objects and 40 different writing systems to illuminate our journey from the wax tablet to the iPad.
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And on Saturday, Mr. Trump reached out to a group he affectionately refers to as his "bridge people" — the clump of supporters who religiously gather on the bridge corner near Mar-a-Lago every day they know the president is there.
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But when he heard of the Gorbachevs' visit, he fired off what Klores calls "a simple note" inviting them to tea at the Plaza and a tour of what Trump modestly refers to as the most luxurious building in the world.
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What she refers to as her "life practice" now comprises more than 60 acres, including permanent sculpture installations, informal classrooms, shipping container workspaces, dormlike guest quarters and a giant studio with rooms for weaving textiles and crafting rustic clay bowls.
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It has been a career shift for someone who, like nearly every person in her very large extended family, has mostly worked as a musician — though she resisted what she refers to as "the Gig" until she was in her 20s.
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Google has similar plans, including continuing to pay hourly workers as well as temporary employees, vendors, and contractors — which the company refers to as TVCs — independent of any reduced staffing needs surrounding the coronavirus outbreak, a spokesperson confirmed to Business Insider.
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And she has brought a distinctive range of content to the medium, encompassing global culture, popular mysticism, personal history and American racism, which she coolly refers to as "national racism," as if it were a scientific category, or a consumer brand.
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A resident of Greenpoint, Brooklyn, where the 50-year-old lives with his girlfriend, Natalie Czech, he follows the route so religiously (one bar he refers to as "church") that, if you know his schedule, you will probably find him.
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NeuV employs what the company coyly refers to as an "emotion engine" to grease the wheels of the conversation, and its automated personal assistant can read "facial skin vibrations" to help it isolate the driver's voice and better understand spoken commands.
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" Nova's solution is that it has built a digital framework that connects an individual's credit history information from one country back into the country where the person is currently residing, creating a product that it refers to as a "Credit Passport.
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Faced with a threat on U.S. soil, FBI agent Will Keaton (Morris Chestnut) is coerced by his bosses into soliciting help from Shepherd, who one of his colleagues refers to as "Hannibal Lecter," which is pretty close to the vibe.
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The shoe to be used for the Breaking2 project, as Nike calls its effort to crack the two-hour mark in marathoning, is a customized version called the Zoom Vaporfly Elite, which the company refers to as a "concept car" model.
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Beloussov says Acronis differentiates from other data backup and security companies, like Veeam or Carbonite, by providing a comprehensive solution that addresses what Acronis refers to as the "Five Sectors of Cyber Protection": safety, accessibility, privacy, authenticity and security of data.
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Based on evidence already made public by former special counsel Robert Mueller, and on the administration's sweeping refusal to respond to House subpoenas, the impeachment of Trump for what the Constitution refers to as "high crimes and misdemeanors" seems an inevitability.
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He adds that the drones, which he refers to as Autonomous Aerial Vehicles (AAV), are an easy-to-use innovation that can transport up to 100 kilograms -- enough for one person and a suitcase -- on a pre-programmed route through the city.
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The publication of the documents, which WikiLeaks refers to as "Vault 7," is said to have caught the clandestine agency off guard; its release is considered a huge embarrassment for the Central Intelligence Agency and a significant loss for its hacking arsenal.
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West Point's 2019 graduation was held less than two weeks ago, and it is likely that the cadets and active duty soldiers involved in Thursday's catastrophe were participating in what West Point refers to as a "train-up" or "train the trainer" exercises.
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And then there are "the Crusaders of Compromise," as he terms the elite of the national security world; the diplomats he refers to as "the High Minded," with the capital H and capital M; "the True Believers" of the arms control priesthood.
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China's official Xinhua news agency said on Sunday that Iran would be a key part of China's new Silk Road initiative to develop trade and transport links across Asia and beyond, which Beijing refers to as the "one belt, one road" strategy.
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Shorter after, Sarkozy invited Council leader Mustafa Abdul Jalil to the Elysee Palace, recognized the NTC — which the Blumenthal memo refers to as "France's client" — as the country's official government, and began pressuring other NATO countries to take military action in Libya.
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"You are the same age as the President's son, Donald Trump Jr., who he consistently refers to as a 'wonderful young man,' as if to suggest that maybe he's not old enough to understand the implications of the meeting," CNN's John Berman said.
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It remains to be seen whether the Libra itself one day gains enough intrinsic value (what Matt Levine refers to as a collective fiction) to separate from its underlying basket of currencies, the same way the U.S. dollar left the gold standard.
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The anticipation of that deal, which President Trump refers to as a "Phase One" trade deal, and the fact that the Federal Reserve this week cut interest rates for the third time since July, have helped lift shares back to record territory.
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From the beginning of his time in office, his daily briefing book has included, at his insistence, 10 letters, which the White House refers to as "the 10 LADs," for 10 letters a day, curated from the thousands that arrive each day.
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This legislation is viewed by some as a step in the right direction, but critics say laws like this don't do much to tear down what Dr. Mark DeFrancesco, ACOG's president, refers to as the barriers "between the patient and the pill."
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" Like HanAholeSolo, Dave says he sees similarities between his trolling habit and the effects of other addictions, or what the most recent edition of the American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5) refers to as "use disorders.
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It consists of bits of chorizo, bacon, carne asada, wieners, ham, chipotle, beer, tequila, and what Christerna refers to as his "secrets," some of which may or may not include some of those spices in his confidential ras el hanout spice mix.
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His pieces are masterclasses on syncretic art, uniting various origins while subtly avoiding the sordid tinge of cultural appropriation—a subject worth broaching for anyone (especially a white man) who samples what he himself refers to as "primitive" and "world ethnic" music.
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McIlroy enters the year's first major as the hottest player on the planet and he credits his solid start to 2019 with a new attitude that is all about perspective, persistence and poise, or what he refers to as the three P's.
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Now, in "Caen Amour," performed Tuesday at the Kitchen — a presentation with the Crossing the Line Festival — he takes another dive into what he refers to as "the historical imagination" to explore the connection between hoochie coochie shows and early modern dance.
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Sergey V. Lavrov, Russia's foreign minister, said Thursday that Russia had called for a meeting next Tuesday of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons to "establish the truth" with respect to what Russia refers to as "the so-called Skripal case."
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" And right when marijuana cultivated a reputation as the counterculture's substance of choice, the government stepped in to impose what Allen St. Pierre refers to as "the idea that marijuana use creates a lack of productivity, a slobbishness, a lack of attention.
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Iguodala, after all, has been known to joust with members of the news media who pry too much and speaks often of his disdain for what he refers to as "the machine" — season after season of the Warriors' leading the league in scrutiny.
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Although they were equal partners in running the company and were aligned in what Mr. Black refers to as their core values — "if you lead with kindness," he said, "you're not going to kick someone in the shins afterward" — they fell flat romantically.
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Adelman's new works, available at a temporary store she's called PS I Miss You, marry her more adult passion for high-quality artisanal objects with what she refers to as her "primal" instinct to make spontaneous gifts from the materials around her.
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The IAB recently released a new version of what it refers to as a "transparency and consent management framework" intended for websites to embed to collect consent from visitors to processing their data including for ad targeting purposes — legally, the IAB contends.
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Yet Canada seeks to avoid placing an undue burden on U.S. resources and capabilities wherever possible, a strategy that Professor Joel Sokolsky of Canada's Royal Military College refers to as an effort to be an "easy rider" rather than a free rider.
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But Mr. Noory's listeners, whom he refers to as "the night people," tend to focus more on fringier fare, whether it's U.F.O. sightings near Area 51 or the myriad conspiracy theories that Mr. Noory's predecessor, Art Bell, established as signatures of the program.
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Interviewers on Mattis' book tour have pressed him about Trump, but he has largely maintained what he refers to as the French virtue of the "devoir de réserve" -- the duty of silence -- that he says former public servants should keep about their work.
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Luis H. Zayas, a psychologist and the dean of the University of Texas at Austin School of Social Work, has examined many citizen children of undocumented parents, whom he refers to as "forgotten citizens," a new generation of American exiles and orphans.
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Similarly, Dreyer takes The New Yorker, which he refers to as "a certain magazine," to task for its infamous insistence on using a dieresis — two dots above a letter — in words with double vowels, like re-elect ("reëlect") or pre-existing ("preëxisting").
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These types of challenges, like Unity's Obstacle Tower, could provide researchers new avenues to keep working at those challenges, with an eventual milestone of creating what the industry refers to as artificial general intelligence, or AI software that can perform any task a human can.
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You don't need to have what Aza refers to as "invasive" thoughts to empathize with what she's going through — anyone who's experienced how scary it can be when thoughts take on a life of their own will feel an instant connection to this gripping novel.
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Ankara blames Gulen and his network, which it refers to as the "Gulenist Terror Organisation" (FETO), for the events of July 218, in which more than 180 people were killed as rogue soldiers commandeered tanks, fighter jets and helicopters, bombing parliament and other key buildings.
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They secrete fluid when the body is under emotional or psychological stress, and that fluid gets broken down by your skin's bacteria to create what Dr. Weiser refers to as "an unpleasant odor," and what the rest of us call BO.But that's not all.
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Over the past few weeks, he's been vocal on Twitter and has given interviews about sexual harassment and sexism in the restaurant industry, even reflecting on what role his memoir, Kitchen Confidential, may have played in normalizing what he refers to as Meathead Culture.
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Under current rules, migrants who ask for U.S. asylum are either detained in the United States or released there to await the final ruling on their application, a process Trump refers to as "catch and release" and that on average takes close to two years.
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In what he refers to as "stage two" of his takeover, he mentions plans of eventually returning to something Jeanne Lanvin set out to do after founding the house: transforming Lanvin into a booming business of accessories and wardrobe staples, and possibly even home décor.
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After chatting with his daughter's boyfriend, who buppa_stone refers to as "this punk kid," he realizes that they both love playing Guilty Gear, a series of competitive fighting video games by Arc System Works that have been around since 1998 and are still quite popular.
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On Sunday morning the Commander/Tweeter/Golfer-In-Chief fired off several tweets about North Korea's Kim Jong-un — who he now apparently only refers to as "Rocket Man" or "Little Rocket Man" now — and casually called three former presidents failures like it was NBD.
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Also, analysts say if Snap scales its games business, the upside might be limited by the fact that they would have to give 70 percent of any revenue generated to the game developers — using a figure it refers to as the industry standard split.
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The Miami Heat point guard, who becomes a free agent in July, recently teamed up with his personal chef Richard Ingraham—whom he affectionately refers to as just "chef"—to create a YouTube series Wade's Kitchen Convos, which has debuted three episodes to date.
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Outdoors?). Mark Brayan, the company's CEO, wouldn't comment on the company's work with Google, but told The Verge that the firm collects and annotates (a process it refers to as "decoration") audio samples from around the world, with employees able to translate some 130 languages.
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The Russia investigation, which Trump refers to as the "Russia Russia Russia Witch Hunt," has now led to two guilty pleas from Trump associates -- Flynn and foreign policy adviser George Papadopoulos -- for lying to the FBI about the nature of their contacts with the Russians.
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The violence in Culiacan on Thursday, and the government's apparent retreat, has many questioning Lopez Obrador's security strategy — which he refers to as "hugs not bullets" — and worrying about what acts criminal groups will attempt now, having seen that the government will relent to pressure.
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Accusing Russia of violating the agreement through its work on the Novator 9M729, a missile that NATO refers to as SSC-8, the US said earlier this year that it would "move forward with developing our own military response," a position supported by NATO.
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In one scene, she tries to read really far into a text message from a guy (whom she refers to as a "boy," making her seem more teen), and ends up calling on a choir of girls to help her in deciphering the text.
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Over time, these algorithms help to deliver clothes that are likely to best fit the idiosyncrasies of an individual's body—even in extreme cases, which Colson refers to as the "Michael Phelps problem" in reference to the atypical body shape of the world-champion swimmer.
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They are often cited, correctly, as a big culprit behind what Lawrence Summers, the Harvard economist and former Treasury secretary, refers to as "secular stagnation," an economy that is "stuck in neutral" and condemned to a mere 2 percent annual gross domestic product growth rate.
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In addition, there are many other groups will give you cash, training, and community with few or no strings attached: Ashoka is a foundation that engages in scouring for and choosing the leading social entrepreneurs across the globe, who it refers to as Ashoka Fellows.
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" The reason was clear, he said: "Switzerland had gone through the crisis in the '218s and '24s" — the rise of quartz-powered watches, which the mechanical watch industry still refers to as the Quartz Crisis — "so there was pressure on schools to reorient their training.
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In these moments, we may stumble upon what the dancer, writer and performance theorist Barbara Browning, in her blithely metafictional third novel, "The Gift (Or, Techniques of the Body)," refers to as "inappropriate intimacy" — an accidental partnership or exchange, perhaps uncomfortable, yet full of possibilities.
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First and foremost, it is unclear what he has to offer in exchange for American cooperation — other than collaboration in Syria and great sympathy for Mr. Trump's plight at the hands of what Russia refers to as the American "deep state," including the news media.
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Behind the pushback is a long and painful history of China surrendering to Western powers, with origins in what the Chinese news media refers to as a "century of humiliation" that began with the "unequal treaties" of the 19th century after the first Opium War.
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Withdrawing from the intelligence sharing deal means that Seoul will no longer receive quick notification on irregular activities in regional waters — in what Japan calls the Sea of Japan, but which Korea refers to as the East Sea — according to South Korean government sponsored broadcaster Arirang News.
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Maley wrote in a recent note about something he refers to as "performance fear" — the market has been stuck in a particularly tight range for almost four months, he wrote, and the market tends to see a big move when breaking out of a multi-month range.
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Formichetti had just taken the reigns at Mugler, and Gaga, his muse at the time, had just begun her column for V; it was an era Formichetti fondly refers to as "the Gaga thing," but it was a pairing that pushed both artists into the limelight.
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The Trump administration sees this as a crisis — and as proof that the extra protections in US law for children, families, and asylum-seekers (which the administration refers to as "loopholes") need to be modified or eliminated to stop people from coming into the US without papers.
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Tokyo and Seoul have long been at loggerheads over the sovereignty of a group of islets called Takeshima in Japanese and Dokdo in Korean, which lie about halfway between the East Asian neighbors in the Sea of Japan, which Seoul refers to as the East Sea.
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It first appears to him in visions that he later refers to as "now-memories" (meaning, in between being memories and visions of actions happening at the moment), and his connection with the Mind Flayer intensifies after it possesses him at the end of episode 3.
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" Eastern Lightning preaches that Christ has returned to Earth in the form of a Chinese woman to judge humanity in the end times, and sees itself as locked in an existential battle with the Chinese Communist Party, which it refers to as the "great red dragon.
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Yet the only gruesome sight here is Ron Perlman eating a sandwich, and the action in the ring—including the match with Ali, whom Braverman refers to as Mahatma, and an early encounter with Terry Hinke, known as the Stormin' Mormon—totals less than ten minutes.
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Trump's request for a stay, in other words, is an example of what University of Chicago law professor William Baude refers to as the Supreme Court's "shadow docket" — a potentially very consequential decision that is decided without opinion, explanation, or any impact on the Court's prior precedents.
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Lepore's most distinctive theme she refers to as "the machine": a concern that newspapers, and then mass media, especially radio and television — in combination with pollsters and political consultants — progressively undermined any concept of empirical truth, and thereby slowly sank the reasoned deliberation essential to republican government.
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If inflation is mostly determined by the economics overseas, the Federal Reserve could be less concerned about inflation picking up too quickly and be more able to pursue, what former chief Janet Yellen refers to as a "high pressure" economy, meaning one that prioritizes job creation.
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But they've also acknowledged in the past year that there are serious gaps in their system, and that listings on the platform have had their share of serious safety issues, as well as what the company often refers to as "inaccuracy" in listings on the platform.
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"I would prefer Islam not be mentioned in vain alongside terrorism," he said at a news conference in December, answering a question about the Islamic State, a group he often refers to as "the so-called Islamic State," to emphasize a distinction with the Islamic religion.
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This is perhaps due to what Blauvelt refers to as "the two erasures" — within architectural history in the 1980s, and within art history in the 1970s — where a great deal of the cultural output was not designed for galleries or museums, but integrated into civilian life.
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Mr. Trump has expressed concern about unnerving the markets, but some of his advisers, such as Mr. Lighthizer and Peter Navarro, whom Mr. Trump refers to as his "tough guy," have urged him to continue exerting pressure on China to force meaningful changes to Beijing's economic policies.
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The experience's organizers have concentrated on what Mattel refers to as the many "plastic ceilings" Barbie has broken, with displays of dolls like Astronaut Barbie (1965), Firefighter Barbie (1995) and Candidate Barbie (the one on view is from 2004, though Barbie first ran for president in 1992).
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Samples, spoken word, and Lex's own tormented howls provide narration for the pitch-black dirges that blossom around them to form the backbone of Sunnata, an album the band refers to as "Neurosis worship" but know full well is a beast entirely of their own making.
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According to the 2014 Senate Intelligence Committee Torture Report, "al-Nashiri was interrogated using the CIA's enhanced interrogation techniques, including being subjected to the waterboard at least three times" while he was at the Thailand black site (which the report refers to as "DETENTION SITE GREEN").
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Pierre Huyghe's contribution "After a Life Abroad," involved taking over a ice rink, which closed in 2016, and transforming it into what he refers to as a "network of self-organizing systems" — including algae, bees, and cancer cells whose growth is dependent on sensor readings of the surrounding environment.
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The system will offer what the Society of Automotive Engineers refers to as "Level 3" autonomy, which means the car can drive itself in certain situations without any driver input, with the caveat that said driver needs to be ready to take over in case of an emergency.
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Fitch's broad principles for rating supranationals remain unchanged: the agency first determines the MDB's standalone credit quality, which Fitch refers to as its intrinsic rating (IR), and then assesses the likelihood of it receiving extraordinary financial support from shareholders, which considers both the capacity and propensity to support.
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Without major global military responsibilities, the PLA navy can concentrate virtually all its forces in its coastal waters, flooding the zone inside what Beijing refers to as "the first island chain": the arc that runs through the nearby major islands of the Japanese archipelago, Taiwan, the Philippines and Borneo.
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With what the company itself refers to as a "war chest," Caliva intends to expand its portfolio of products as well as ramping up its efforts courting cannabis users in California through a combination of branded brick and mortar stores, direct to consumer sales and sales to distributors.
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While those partners - who also include the Soros Economic Development Fund, AOL founder Steve Case's foundation and former eBay president Jeff Skoll's foundation - want to make money, they also think about what Nashef refers to as "the double bottom-line": earning a profit and having a social impact.
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Sony has agreed to a settlement with the litigants to pay $55 to anyone who can prove they owned an OtherOS-capable PS3 (what the settlement adorably refers to as a "Fat PS3," as opposed to the slim model that never supported OtherOS) and actually used that functionality.
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A wide-angle camera is a big step in the evolution of smartphones, but it pales in comparison to the G5's biggest selling point: its ability to be instantly upgraded with new features and functionality through the addition of swappable modules that LG refers to as...Friends.
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The changes, broadly, seek to nurture what Facebook refers to as "integrity" on the platform at a time when many users, regulators, and politicians have come to see Facebook and its other apps—WhatsApp, Instagram, and Messenger—as the chief propagators of propaganda, hate speech, and fake news online.
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Despite being on the verge of qualifying for the playoffs in their inaugural season, Red Star currently are having difficulty filling their 15,000 capacity arena—which Simon refers to as the House that Marbury Built—with much else than the occasional knitting granny who knows nothing about hockey.
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Since his days on the presidential campaign trail, Mr. Trump has taken a tough stance on immigration, vowing to build a border wall and to end what he refers to as "catch and release" of migrants, which has been on clear display here in Arizona in recent weeks.
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Last Flag Flying is set in 2003, and former Marine Sal (Cranston) is running a bar in Norfolk that he sleeps at a lot of nights, with nothing better to do and what he refers to as a brain that's been "scrambled" by his experiences decades earlier in Vietnam.
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" The large windshield continues all the way up and over to the car's rear end, and Lexus imagines using this glass roof as a display for information like "a realistic star-filled sky, user-favorite videos, and even navigation" for rear passengers — an idea Lexus unflinchingly refers to as "SkyGate.
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In the video (which you can see in full on her website), Hudson is tasked with outfitting Jenner in a "night at the club" look, for which he selects a white "Daddy" T-shirt, a gold windbreaker, black flare pants and white sunglasses — a look he refers to as "fire".
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Ginkgo will also be using some of the cash to finish building Bioworks2, a new, 70,000 square-foot automated facility built to test prototypes of Ginkgo's designer DNA and create those new products in what co-founder Jason Kelly refers to as "verticals tech left behind" such as nutrition and pharma.
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Naufel is having a series of meetings with administration officials and congressional leadership in order to provide insights on the current challenges in Iraq as well as progress being made," Nicholson wrote to the senators, referring to al-Abadi's deputy chief of staff, whom he refers to as "Abadi's right hand.
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"At the heart of the position is transparency, ensuring that all consumer data used by The Trade Desk is ultimately controlled by the consumer and advocating more broadly to define privacy and security standards that can be employed across the advertising industry — what Swadia refers to as the "collective North Star.
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The change was included in a working document for the Vatican's upcoming summit of bishops in October in the Vatican to discuss the pastoral needs of faithful and indigenous communities in Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, French Guiana, Guyana, Peru, Suriname and Venezuela — what it refers to as the Pan-Amazon Region.
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His concerns also center on the global banking system and the possibility that the dollar's rise will accentuate what he refers to as an emerging dearth of dollars, which could bring back memories of the financial crisis in 2008 and 2009, when a global rush into dollars created a liquidity panic.
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That's because distributions from your company plan — again, if you are 2401 or older in the year you left your job — are not subject to the 2401 percent early distribution penalty if you no longer work for that company (or what the tax code refers to as "separation from service").
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Mr. Ouattara, an American-trained economist, is under acute pressure to solve what the local media refers to as "the social discontent," a term that encompasses the striking teachers and workers, the raging students and a recent military mutiny that revived painful memories of a civil war that left thousands dead.
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She explores mysticism, astrology (Saar is a Leo), and magical religious practices of the Afrodiaspora, formulating what she refers to as an "occult atmosphere," translated not only in these mystical iconographies but in the haunting racial histories of her appropriated objects from Jim Crow, like mammy dolls and Sambo figurines.
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She expanded her production of Nurturing Pillows (which she also refers to as "lady bits") to include four models, each with their own name: Confetti Betty, the Tear Drop Tittie, Sweet Dreamers—a breast-shaped eye mask, and Travel Teets—a neck pillow with nipples that she wears on flights home to Canada.
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Here are some of the book's highlights: Cranston claims he had a stalker ex-girlfriend, who threatened to kill him The 60-year-old actor writes of an ex he refers to as Ava, saying he was drawn to her confidence and revealing that their first date culminated in a sexual marathon.
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Himid works with the idea that national identity is necessarily a mythology, or what Benedict Anderson refers to as an "imagined community" — imagined because citizens of a nation will never meet the majority of the other members of their nation, and a community because, despite this limitation, there is a sense of comradeship.
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When I chatted with F'xa, it informed me that it was built on Feminist Internet's Personal Intelligent Assistant Standards, a set of guidelines that helps designers figure out how to imbue their chatbots with feminist values (as opposed to what the UNESCO study refers to as "a digitally encrypted 'boys will be boys' attitude").
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Started in 2011 by Mike Darlington and Ari Paunonen, two university students who began the company in an effort to help distribute music made by their friends, Monstercat has come to represent the era when it was conceived — what Johnson refers to as a time when streaming culture was first coming into its own.
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These profiles will also have what Twitter refers to as a visual badge and further disclaimer info on promoted tweets to ensure users are able to differentiate between political and non-political advertising content as well as who paid for the content and whether it was officially authorized by an active US political candidate.
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It's not alone in trying to nab that opportunity, of course: in the area of cloud-based customer contact solutions, for example, NewVoiceMedia competes against the likes of InsideSales and Five9 but also — as you would expect in a disruptive industry — a fair amount of what Gale refers to as "fledgling call center applications."
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Give other people the impression that your gaming PC is highly radioactive The most important thing I can tell you about the R1 Razer Edition is that the higher-end models include what Maingear refers to as "fully custom handcrafted liquid cooling," which is apparently assembled by hand by a single man in New Jersey.
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Putin's story appears to be another effort by Russia to present itself as the reasonable party while arguing that the US is dragging the two countries into an arms race — one that Russia may have actually started years ago with its development of the Novator 9M729 missile, which NATO refers to as SSC-8.
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For the ongoing project, which she refers to as a work of "social sculpture," Grullón has conducted environmental justice workshops at museums (The Bronx Museum of the Arts), galleries (Longwood Art Gallery) and community centers (NYCHA Betances Community Center) throughout New York City, sometimes publishing one-off broadsides featuring participants' written and artistic responses.
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One idea, McConnell says, is to build packages of apps that might match together and be most relevant, say, for a marketing or sales person (which he refers to as Crunchbase's "bullseye" users), versus someone who might be in VC — two examples of groups that might tap Crunchbase and its marketplace for very different ends.
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Prepare to be disheartened (but probably not all that surprised): middle-class, straight white men hop on what sociologist Dr. Christine Williams, who specializes in workplace inequality, refers to as the "glass escalator," receiving pay and mobility benefits that can prove elusive not only their female counterparts, but their black and gay coworkers as well.
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Dory is caught in the Great Generational Depression — she works as a personal assistant for a rich woman who asks her why she's "good at doing all the things no one else wants to do" — and the plight of Chantal (whom she refers to as a friend but barely knew) has a double effect.
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"The Vietnamese call what the outside world refers to as the Vietnam War 'the American War,' and many of them believe that the ghosts of those who died tragic deaths in this war abound in their living environment," Heonik Kwon writes in his Asia Pacific Journal paper, The Ghosts of the American War in Vietnam.
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Sapho — which builds what it refers to as "micro apps" for older software that does not already offer notifications whenever data is updated or projects are completed — has raised $9.5 million in a Series A round of funding after signing up a trove of customers while still in stealth, including CBS Interactive, Google, RPX Corporation and Turner.
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In his suit, Mosby says in 26 he began sounding the alarm about the overall condition of Newark's largest food production room, a 22018,22017-square-foot work area that United refers to as "Cooler 27," which he called "a total disaster" and "major public health risk" due to its "unsafe" refrigeration temperatures that kept food too warm.
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LinkedIn — the professionally-oriented social networking platform that's being acquired by Microsoft for $26.2 billion — has made a play to build what it refers to as "the economic graph", a concept that combines your profile with LinkedIn's own analytics and data trove to chart the connections between you, your career, your industry and the wider economy.
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The new rules, which the company refers to as the Political Campaigning Policy, are slated to go live this summer in the US and are designed to tell advertisers how Twitter differentiates a political ad from a standard, non-political one and what methods it will use to make the identity of the advertiser available to the public.
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" Manigault-Newman goes on to claim that the 72-year-old Trump, whom she refers to as "Donald" throughout the book, "has only a surface-level understanding of the content he&aposs signing into law" and adds "Donald has always relied on his charisma, his street smarts, and trusted advisers to tell him what was in the paperwork.
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But this is set to change, thanks to a fortuitous combination of factors: the craft beer revolution, which has primed the market for what Kangaroo Island Spirits' founder Jon Lark refers to as the "slow spirit" movement; a voracious "eat local" trend; and local distillers who are keen to showcase the flavours our their own backyard.
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The tech part exists in both what Schneider refers to as "open-source" data of where the ingredients come from and a patent-pending beaded oil capsule for sustained release of the nutrients within — a necessary part of delivering nutrients to your body at the right time in a way that won't cancel each other out.
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When I asked career coach Lauren McGoodwin of Career Contessa exactly what these check-in emails should say, she emphasized what she refers to as "low-hanging fruit" — easy messages you can get in the habit of sending to your contacts on a regular basis, like a quick hello email at the beginning of the New Year.
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One way to ensure projects advance is to appoint leaders within each respective business unit to help support the chief technology, data, or innovation officers, argues IBM's Rob Thomas, a system he refers to as the "hub-and-spoke" model because the structure resembles one in which a central point is connected to several secondary points.
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Ahead of building a second wave of funding (which is sourced partially from a portion of the e-commerce site's profit) The Helm is creating what Wood refers to as a "flywheel of women investing in women investing in women"; they invest in brands that generate funding that eventually make its way back into new brands.
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The mayor tried to frame the budget discussion in ways that seemed aimed at Democratic primary voters far from New York City, echoing the national debate over universal health care and highlighting what he refers to as a city version of the Green New Deal, appropriating the language of other progressive Democrats like Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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The Board of Immigration Appeals found in 2016 that the woman in the case — named A-B-, for her initials — was part of what the asylum system refers to as a "particular social group" because women in El Salvador are often unable to leave violent relationships and their government has not been able to protect them.
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Because in a world where we can fully control our own experience with art, the echo chambers we often find ourselves in — what media theorist Thomas de Zengotita refers to as realities that "flatter" us because they shield us from anything that might disturb or discomfit or surprise us — are only going to get more soundproof.
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Memories of Kaphan's own grandmother, a Jewish matriarch of Eastern European heritage whom the chef fondly refers to as Bubby, are manifest in the Ashkenazi-style chopped liver, sautéed in chicken fat and mixed with herbs and hard-boiled egg white; it's luxuriant enough to be the main event, instead of its traditional billing as a side dish.
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" Warren's experience with the CFPB gives her experience unique in the field; what the editorial board refers to as the ability to "work the levers of government to translate ideas into signed laws and effective regulations" and what Vox's Ezra Klein described as an understanding of "how to focus and wield the powers of the regulatory state.
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The fair's artistic director, the designer Rafael de Cárdenas, has arranged the works thematically on clusters of plinths made from reusable construction materials — cardboard tubes, glass and steel — as well as in an area he refers to as "the ideal home," a living space with a Martino Gamper console, a Marc Hundley bench and a Peter Shire shelf.
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The person I approached was the fashion illustrator and stylist Bill Mullen, whose droll feed — equal parts memoir, style commentary and grim account of a renovation from hell conducted by an upstairs neighbor he refers to as Minnie Castavet — has become digital catnip for those of us hooked on a growing trend for using Instagram to write long.
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Between jobs in Texas working construction, watching the stash house and processing pot, he says, he would travel to Mexico, Guatemala, and vacation to southeast Asia with a woman he refers to as the "English Girl," whose real name he wouldn't provide in order to protect her privacy—the travel strictly for pleasure, never business, he insists.
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In what Erdoğan often refers to as "the New Turkey," trans and gay people have become more visible—LGBTI News Turkey, a website that provides English translations and sources on LGBTI Turks, lists forty-eight organizations dedicated to them; Time Out Istanbul has a bustling LGBTI section that lists weekly events—and consequently they feel more vulnerable.
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After consulting a "leading proponent of immortality medicine", he started to swallow 150 pills a day in the hope he would still be alive when scientists build what he refers to as the next 'bridge' in technology, the stem cell revolution, which in turn will keep him going until the subsequent bridge when, no doubt, nanobots will swim in his bloodstream.
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" Elvira was a social worker and a therapist in their hometown, and although her work is strictly confidential, Toews tells me her mother "heard a lot of stories from women who migrated from some of the colonies in Central America," and heard even more about the goings-on in the colonies through what Toews laughingly refers to as "the Mennonite grapevine.
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Spending five weeks driving up and down California's highways in 1968, as hippie counterculture descended into what Joan Didion refers to as "the paranoia of the time," the 99 black-and-white photographs in the book take us from the delivery trucks of San Francisco's Chinatown to the elaborate costuming on the set of Charlton Heston's Planet of the Apes.
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This combined with what it cryptically refers to as "signals" from its financial partners (it works with many major credit providers across countries where it is active) essentially give the company a trove of behavioral data about usage and users that it runs through its machine learning algorithms in the back end to be able to detect inconsistencies in purchasing patterns.
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They're intellectual systems that on the one hand argue in favor of a worldview of pure reason — with no place for such fancies as dæmons and witches and talking bears and all the other things Pullman refers to as "the secret commonwealth" — and on the other hand argue that there is no real truth anyway so nothing matters in the end.
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FX Networks President John Landgraf has been waving the red flag on the growing amount of TV shows for years now in a theory he refers to as "peak TV." Though he admits he has been wrong before, Landgraf predicts that the amount of TV shows will hit its peak and thus start to reduce in late-2017 or 2018.
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In recent days, Bannon had told friends he is worth tens of millions of dollars, is a worldwide leader in the populist-nationalist movement that propelled Trump to power, and could go back to Breitbart, which he refers to as a "killing machine", or perhaps other endeavors financed by the family of hedge-fund tycoon Robert Mercer, his longtime ally.
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The news means that every Tesla vehicle, including the Model S and X as well as Model 3 cars made after today will eventually be able to achieve full autonomous driving, with what Tesla refers to as "a safety level substantially greater than that of a human driver" via nothing more than a software update at some point in the future.
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Training those AI systems — the area that Directly is focusing on — is likely to remain a key area for how these are used and developed, as it could be many years before we see what Brydon refers to as the "Holy Grail," a general AI that can do the training for itself and work across a diverse range of fields and specific interests.
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Images of horses carousing in a wooded area while a professor lectures to them on Plato and the Stoics are projected onto a carpet in channel two, and in channel three we observe calm domestic animals being taken in an open van for what the artist refers to as a "tour" through the local village in Chiang Mai, where she lives.
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Across this collection of songs—which a recent New York Times Magazine profile refers to as "her major contribution to the film"—there's something from every stage of Gaga's musical career, in what feels like a bit of a wry retrospective, considering the film's self-reflexive subject matter (that is, a young woman becoming an astronomically famous singer, played by an already-astronomically famous singer).
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What the carmaker refers to as its "fifth-generation" electric drive system, meanwhile, will also be flexible enough to use in everything from compact city cars, like a future version of the i23, all the way up to big SUVs, as well as high-performance models that eventually may share the vaunted "M" badge reserved for its sportiest product lines, such as the legendary M23 sedan.
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The campaign notes that what it refers to as the "Obama-Biden administration" formally recommended that Congress change this in 73, that in 2016 the Department of Education took administrative action to grant student debt relief, and that earlier in their term they took a range of measures to try to help with student debt — ranging from the "gainful employment rule" to income-based repayments.
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He notes that select advertising is now running in Sarahah and over time the plan will be to introduce wider data analytics services tapping into the platform's wider trove of anonymous information, an area he refers to as "corporate solutions" that will draw on the fact that many organizations — Netflix is one — are already using Sarahah to run feedback campaigns, by providing more targeted analytics and sentiment analysis.
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There are quite a few telemedicine startups to choose from these days including Doctor on Demand, HealthTap and even some of the older, more established companies like MDLive or American Well but Remedy is a new one we've just been turned onto promising high-quality doctors at a lower cost per visit with the use of what it refers to as artificial intelligence to help diagnose what ails you.
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