White reflective things don't look anywhere near as appealing as dark reflective things.
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But it can also make broad minds broader and reflective minds more reflective.
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Flat paints offer the least reflective finish, followed by matte, eggshell and gloss, which is highly reflective.
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Regal in comportment and meticulous in dress, he wore a slightly reflective suit and highly reflective shoes.
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Tay is designed to specifically not be reflective of its own designers, but reflective of whoever interacts with it.
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Aerodrums works with traditional drum sticks that have reflective balls at the tip and reflective panels that are attached to your feet.
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In this photo, you can see what it looks like when the camera is thrown for a loop by the reflective bands on this reflective jacket.
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Creators: Your use of reflective surfaces, whether physically reflective or implied, suggests that a certain bit of scrying is required on the part of the viewer.
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Reflective McCain Just as other confidants have reported after seeing McCain at his ranch outside Sedona, Arizona, Graham described his friend as reflective and eager to reminisce.
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" And Julián Castro, the former secretary of housing and urban development, said Iowa was "not reflective of the United States" and "not reflective of the Democratic Party.
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Reflective gear I like running in the dark, but I also like to be alive, so I make sure to add reflective layers to what I'm wearing.
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A special printing process was developed for the poster, which involved the use of reflective inks similar to the glowing materials used in reflective clothing worn by cyclists.
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Transforming the constant moving compartments of the braininto a gilded display of reflective strands, scientist and artist, Greg Dunn examines the "look of consciousness" in his project Self Reflective.
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It&aposs reflective of your research of the school, but also reflective of your knowledge of yourself and what unique perspectives and talents you&aposre bringing to the community.
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In some ways that is not just reflective of his own personality, but it's reflective of his understanding of politics that comes from watching cable, reading the New York tabloids.
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"People may say that VHS is an unsexy format, but Freddy is reflective of the time in which he was creating, just as Sonny Rollins is reflective of his," she said.
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In that film (along with Return of the Jedi), the lightsabers were done with a mix of the reflective technology but, increasingly, with plain prop swords that lacked the reflective material.
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" Jacinda also appears in the sobering, reflective "Open Letter.
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At the same time, demographically it's not reflective of the United States as a whole, certainly not reflective of the Democratic Party, and I believe that other states should have their chance.
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In no way are these posts reflective of the District.
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The findings are broadly reflective of each nation's growth projections.
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Despite the silly snapshot, the reality star's words were reflective.
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A responsive city is reflective of the humans in it.
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Although I wish the screen was a bit less reflective.
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Is that reflective of how you would treat a human?
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SUNDAY VARIETY COLUMN Emily Cox and Henry Rathvon get reflective.
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Most people say two, but more reflective people say zero.
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Nor is advertised pricing always reflective of the final bill.
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The rear Apple logo, meanwhile, retains its reflective silver color.
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We are the reflective points that break through a barrier.
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But it is also reflective of how job markets work.
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All editions published Monday were reflective of the new guidelines.
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Country music, in stark contrast, is reflective of the past.
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Be reflective, but also having seen the same stuff. Right.
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Flower beds, parked cars, and reflective surfaces were also restricted.
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So the music is a little more reflective of that.
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For anyone else, they just see a reflective gray mat.
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But it's also reflective of the times we live in.
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But sadly, this is not reflective of the U.S. Law.
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Something about their reflective metal gives off a sterile vibe.
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They also feature reflective bands for safer walks at night.
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Reflective, intense, upbeat, energetic: I am all of these things.
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Reflective passages lead to celestial phrases for the children's choir.
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Her materials included a projector, a webcam and reflective fabric.
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As we talked about the campaign, Bush became very reflective.
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Rocky planets tend to be darker and not very reflective.
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It's reflective of the actual market volatility that we see.
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It sits alongside this impressively tiny, lightweight reflective sleeping bag.
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The bag is sleek in asphalt grey with reflective accents.
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Delivering his midnight homily, the rector made a reflective appeal.
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All riders will carry two yellow helmets and reflective jackets.
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Starr himself has even turned reflective about the whole thing.
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" Kim said Trump's comments were reflective of "mentally deranged behavior.
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Plus I always get reflective at this time of year.
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Are our social media personas reflective of our physical selves?
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You have to have policies that's reflective of social justice.
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It's more reflective of what music looks like right now.
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It was totally reflective of my life at the time.
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TORRENCE BOONE The art here is reflective of the place.
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"Reflective lips are becoming something more frequently requested," Sarwate said.
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" He turned reflective: "I wonder if anyone still remembers Sterling.
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If electrons were moving around, it would have been reflective.
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Tuesday's going to be somber, reflective, even after 17 years.
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Before the production, a more reflective tone had been sought.
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Mr. Cheronis asked if that was reflective of her mood.
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All figures are reflective of statistics going into Thursday's games.
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The queen, 90, who spent a private and reflective day.
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On the subject of beef and broccoli, Huang is reflective.
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I wanted a big title for this sad, reflective piece.
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Game 2 was reflective of the Cavs' problems this postseason.
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Our bipartisan efforts are reflective of American values and interests.
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She's reflective, and she has this new life ahead of her.
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The matte screen on the 1080p version is still pretty reflective.
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Because trolls are the most self-reflective people on the planet.
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Earlier on Tuesday, she struck a reflective tone on social media.
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There is a more reflective side, which actually happened at home.
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It's reflective of where my head was at, at the time.
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The Moon enters Virgo today, putting you in a reflective mood.
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Klum's reflective dress was from Stephane Rolland's Fall/Winter 2019 collection.
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It's also a great reflective period, especially with the strong current.
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Neither of their money memories are reflective of their current state.
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"You don't get a break to really be reflective," he says.
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She took a more reflective tone less than two weeks later.
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People who are more reflective are less susceptible to the illusion.
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It's more than a day, it's reflective of years of work.
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Aww, a new, reflective Trump ... or was this a one-off?
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We were getting reflective on the journey we'd had so far.
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It's uncommonly beautiful, and its melancholy, reflective tone can be lulling.
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"Before that age we don't have those reflective capacities," he says.
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EIA's self-reflective report on past projections is a good start.
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But her latest post is her most candid and reflective yet.
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The Intel machine isn't reflective of what we'll see in stores.
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Ruffwear's doggy jacket is waterproof, windproof, and even has reflective trim.
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When I wrote this album, I was really sad and reflective.
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That kind of startling growth is reflective of the Indian user.
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"It's not reflective of the revolutionary spirit of Sudan," he thought.
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Statues and monuments are immediately visual experiences, not reflective mental experiences.
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The White House said those comments weren't reflective of Trump's views.
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It was reflective of what Honnold had always argued, Synnott said.
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The Senate's mood is reflective of the mood in the country.
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In The Mid-Nite Hour is a more soulful, reflective record.
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This week's planetary weather is potentially creative, deeply reflective, and productive.
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Is that reflective of you achieving some peace after this process?
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Koons, 63, is known for monumental reflective sculptures and inflatable flowers.
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"Create the habit of being reflective instead of reflexive," he said.
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Those super-reflective aviators you own probably aren't going to work.
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It also has thoughtfully place reflective stripes for low-light visibility.
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The best way is to practice a technique called reflective listening.
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The Bryans were reflective but not resigned about the road ahead.
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The polls are reflective of a larger trend in public opinion.
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Newly single and facing 60, Benech is particularly reflective these days.
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In the other, she offered an unusually reflective glimpse into herself.
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He's unassuming, kind, and reflective; a mild Camembert of a man.
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Jacob: Honestly, it's more reflective of her, she's home more often.
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The election is reflective of the ideologies of the American people.
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They wanted it to be reflective of that genre of music.
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It is understood that Hollywood is not reflective of real life.
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Is that reflective of the mental space you're in right now?
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Black silverware and napkins combined with reflective plates completed the look.
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Yet again, Mr. Piemontesi is sensitive to the music's reflective undercurrents.
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She is also deeply reflective about her evolution as an artist.
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Big K.R.I.T'S "Red Eye" places me in a self-reflective state.
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"It's reflective of the feeling in the country," Ms. Klinger said.
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Theater leadership is still not broadly reflective of the nation's demographics.
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The story is both mythical and reflective of the black experience.
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For example, consider the theory that differentiates intuitive and reflective thinking.
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He is charming, reflective, and a little on the quiet side.
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Reflective government, it turns out, may also be the most effective.
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"It is reflective of the nervousness of political parties," Verniers said.
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The cavernous spalike bathroom has ornate tiles with reflective geode patterns.
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Reflective in more ways than one, the water helps with that.
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Mr. Matsumoto repeatedly waxes self-reflective, interviewing his actors (many nonprofessionals).
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But that wasn't reflective of the country he saw on tour.
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"This was a difficult choice, reflective and serious," Mr. Valls said.
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These tests are reflective of our performance in that unlimited world.
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The walls were bare, painted a white that was almost reflective.
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As the intensity of each reflective surface changes according to the viewer's position in the room, they become aware of moving through a field of light that is invisible outside its reflective effect on the canvas.
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The leverage of reflective thinkingFiona Kerr is a scientific communicator and a member of the faculty at the University of Adelaide, and she gives us insight into how and why this kind of reflective thinking works.
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The screen is bright and it's a little more reflective than I'm used to (HP's laptop screens always seem to be more reflective for some reason), but the viewing angles are good, and colors are pretty accurate.
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Some were reflective treatises on modern media, others were emotional personal confessions.
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This reflective scene looks like it could have been designed in software.
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And in those moments, you have these reflective moments between each other.
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The cases are original, but have been refurbished with less reflective glass.
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Ultimately, viable candidates are reflective of the Democrats living in their district.
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After her death, the former president was "reflective," Barbara said on Wednesday.
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Results on cycling equipment, reflective materials, speed and bicycling behavior were mixed.
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It's reflective of simmering anger over rising living costs going back years.
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It is also reflective of much of the leadership on the continent.
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Although, its amiability ends with a thick bezel and highly reflective gloss.
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But last year was not reflective of an end of the cycle.
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I moved through adolescence learning to use style as a reflective armor.
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Has the feud with Taylor Swift got him in a reflective mood?
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But when he got back to the firehouse, he turned more reflective.
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The Moon in Virgo is putting you in an emotional, reflective mood.
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There are also questions reflective of various dating focused topics, like ghosting.
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Instead, they argue, it is reflective of a trend towards terminal decline.
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Around the reflective pond, large terracotta pots were filled with white roses.
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The Moon is in Virgo, finding you in a reflective mood today.
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The filter will place virtual sunglasses on your face with reflective lenses.
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It&aposs reflective in the ratings the MSNBC is now dealing with.
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It is, however, reflective of a different stage in the company's life.
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Some go with a clear pedestal while others like slim reflective feet.
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The 2-year is most reflective of the Fed's interest rate policy.
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What I mean is, most people in the Valley are not reflective.
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It's all reflective of who's doing the writing, and what they know.
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The other side uses reflective panels to help keep out extreme heat.
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Its composition carries a dark tenor, reflective of present and lurking evils.
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Even the many selfie-friendly reflective surfaces invite interaction, Fini points out.
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Instead the 32-year-old is mostly reflective, anxious — and fired up.
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Using Mercury retrograde's reflective awareness, there's an openness toward trying new things.
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Reflective surfaces can suggest connotations of perception, of seeing and being seen.
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This is not an argument against sports sometimes being reflective of society.
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Everything from graphic artwork to pocket detail is reflective of the brand.
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Facebook posts are often reflective — your mother and grandmother read that stuff.
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Occasionally, I have random thoughts that are not reflective of true mindfulness.
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Instead, we ended up covering the entire bra in these reflective markers.
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On "Batwoman," the shoes are also more reflective of Kane's edgy style.
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"I had hoped to generate a reflective conversation among students," she wrote.
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When I think of neon, I automatically think of reflective cycling vests.
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Magee: The guitar is reflective of the culture of the time, right?
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I now do my best to be more communicative and self-reflective.
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So it's becoming more mature but definitely more of a reflective look.
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The losses on the Composite were reflective of indices elsewhere in China.
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My experience, while important to me, isn't reflective of any broader conclusion.
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The book is by turns rollicking and reflective, sober and score-settling.
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Passersby can't even peek through a window due to old reflective film.
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TRIPPI: Midterms are almost always reflective of how Americans view their president.
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I end with reflective music by folksingers Jack Harrison or Mercedes Sosa.
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The mirror, for instance, can be more than a standard reflective rectangle.
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After sunset or when visibility is poor, I wear a reflective vest.
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And it's so reflective of what's happening right now in our country.
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That portion of the curve is most reflective of Fed rate hiking.
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Lawrence's character, Marcus Burnett, much like Lawrence now, is a little reflective.
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Trudeau sees the effort by the Storm as reflective of that environment.
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"We felt this wasn't a team reflective of 103 losses," Falvey said.
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The result is a full-bodied shade that's warm, dimensional, and reflective.
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I'd like to see people be a little more intentional and reflective.
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Still Processing The end of the year tends to turn people reflective.
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The PMI Index released this Thursday is most reflective of this trend.
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But today they are more reflective of an evenly divided American public.
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When he took the stage just after 8 pm, Trump was reflective.
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For Baker, he says he is thankful and reflective on the success.
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It's stripped-down and reflective, and was produced entirely by Marshall herself.
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I think film is becoming more reflective of what the country is.
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The building's collapse is reflective of a sadly familiar phenomenon in India.
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But according to Cappellanti-Wolf, referrals are often reflective of the referrer.
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Asked about those milestones on Sunday, Djokovic was his typically reflective self.
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The most reflective of its satellites are now gradually falling from orbit.
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I thought the selection was more reflective of my journey in Afghanistan.
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They are quite naturally self-reflective, and aware or who they are.
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On the reflective "Never Had Shit" both rappers revisit their humble beginnings.
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The medium is casein, which becomes a non-reflective, chalk-like surface.
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Pros: Reflective details offer increased visibility, flat seams reduce chafing and feel comfortable on the skin, and the Dri-FIT tech actively wicks moistureCons: Despite a reflective pattern, dark colors not recommended for runners who run at night
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Researchers have proposed sending satellites into space that would reflect solar energy, injecting sulfate aerosols into the stratosphere, cloud-seeding to make them more reflective, or whitening roofs and developing reflective crops that would not absorb as much sun.
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He and Mr. Dinkeloo had been interested in the technology of glass since their early years with Saarinen, when Mr. Roche, looking at a pair of reflective sunglasses, proposed developing a reflective glass that could be used on buildings.
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" It also appears to have made him reflective of life's bigger picture. "Life.
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The Stable Outlook is reflective of FULT's stable performance over the last year.
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They have a reflective surface, backlighting, weatherproofing and are hardwired to the car.
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The yield, most reflective of Fed policy, was slightly higher at 2000 percent.
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For a moment, the bricks shimmered, as if something reflective lay behind them.
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No surprise that this self-reflective exhibition begins with the artist's self-portraits.
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Who else is as reflective of our mission and everything we stand for?
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So it became something to admire and aspire to and be self-reflective.
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Dress appropriatelyLeave the black clothing behind, and stick to something reflective or white.
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Its exterior is made of reflective sheets of plexiglass that were painted gold.
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Each recording includes a mantra and questions designed to encourage self-reflective thinking.
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It's a diverse cast of characters that's really reflective of the modern world.
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The bottom half of the computer is nearly as reflective as the top.
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Or was it just reflective of the friends you made along the way?
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THAT'S ALL REFLECTIVE OF NOT SOME DISASTER WITH DEFICITS BUT WITH STRONGER GROWTH.
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Whether or not the filmmakers intended it, it's a sickeningly self-reflective moment.
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Indulge your fun side and go for a creative pattern or reflective fabrics.
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Of course, it is hard to be reflective when working to a deadline.
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"Gene was a very, very quiet, tender-hearted, calm reflective individual," she says.
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We stood in front of the Hi-Vis backpack with the reflective stripe.
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The BRITs, of course, is reflective of the music establishment in this country.
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Honest, raw, and reflective, I saw myself in nearly every frame of #LEMONADE.
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Luckily, those tiny reflective disks aren't the only way to show your enthusiasm.
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Skaggs made light of his wait in an emotional and reflective acceptance speech.
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McCain grew reflective on the role of the Senate and its deliberative nature.
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His behavior was unacceptable and not reflective of 500's culture and values.
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The shapes she uses in her pieces are simple lines, reflective of cartoonography.
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The polarized lenses also have anti-scratch, anti-fog, and anti-reflective coatings.
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It could be reflective of trouble following a diet and exercise plan consistently.
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It utilizes Reflective Electro Static (RES) technology for improved accuracy on capacitive displays.
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So instead, I ordered the Reflective Scare Tape by Predator Guard on Amazon.
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I want to be a human being and be given thoughtful, reflective ideas.
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He wore a hard hat, and a reflective vest over a wool vest.
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When you practice reflective listening, don't simply repeat the speaker's words to her.
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As the vehicle moved through leafy TriBeCa, he was reflective about the future.
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Typically, these songs are piano-driven, reflective, and about the power of love.
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Delgado dismisses the attacks as not reflective of the people in the district.
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He believes his food is reflective of an increasingly diverse and urbane Midwest.
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This commitment would be reflective of achieving a more balanced capital allocation policy.
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So one area that we weren't very reflective of, this was our board.
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Like a true Californian, she discovered them on the freeway's reflective traffic signs.
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Mark and label building circulation with reflective tape or paint on the floor.
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The country is best served by a military reflective of its entire citizenry.
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Chishty's project can occasion no healing, no reflective triumph of culture over terror.
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In turn, they have responded to Klitschko's new crown reflective of the sentiment.
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Our priority is the child becoming self-reflective about their bodies and minds.
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It's a big deal, and one that's reflective of Mr. Lagerfeld's big visions.
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"It's either reflective of infighting in the administration or negligence that's taking place."
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I customized these with my brand using a heated adhesive and reflective material.
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Brienne has a reflective thought process, and works things through with sustained thought.
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Now, the school has a faculty conscious of diversity and reflective about bias.
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Israel: Lisa, I think that this environment is reflective of the 2006 environment.
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It was certainly not reflective then or now of my belief in diversity.
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Even more distressingly, none of this is reflective of a broken media ecosystem.
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And while you're at it, don't forget to throw in the reflective raincoat.
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Pros: Thermal reflective lining, articulated design, nose wipe on thumbCons: Sizing runs small
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Is that reflective of your mood on July the 27th, 28th and 29th?
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The recurrence of reflective materials as symbols invites questions concerning reality and distortion.
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A reflective breakaway collar to hold your cat's ID tags on outdoor adventures
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Turning back choice for women, I don't believe that's reflective of our values.
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This art is not reflective of the majority of people in the city.
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His press secretary and everyone else in the administration is reflective of that.
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Definitely. It takes you to a more reflective place, as you get older.
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Gouthière exploited the enlivening contrasts of matte and reflective finishes throughout his work.
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Scowcroft and Bush were temperamentally similar—both reflective, cautious members of the establishment.
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It might be a reflective one as we move toward a new year.
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Starship is made of stainless steel, which gives it a very reflective surface.
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It also has a thin coating of aluminum reflective color to add shine.
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It might have been better to cloak the entire building in reflective glass.
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"The XIV ETN activity is reflective of today's market volatility," the bank said.
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But this system is both fairer and more reflective of actual voter intent.
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His interest in history makes him reflective, friends say, but not necessarily introspective.
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Under current South Carolina law, rideshare drivers are required to have reflective stickers.
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Under current state law, ride-share drivers are required to have reflective stickers.
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Marina is calm, reflective and slow, but she astonishes me with fresh solutions.
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SO I THINK YOU CAN'T REALLY LOOK AT THIS YEAR'S REVENUES AS REFLECTIVE.
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This is because the darker open ocean absorbs more heat than reflective ice.
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But by the end of the decade, his filmmaking had turned more reflective.
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But just a few years on, he's taken a turn to the reflective.
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Sometimes it's fast-paced; sometimes it's slow and reflective; sometimes it's outright sappy.
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In "The Sounds of Thunder," Saru is compassionate, angry, confident, defiant and reflective.
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These adjusted numbers exclude items that management deems not reflective of ongoing operations.
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This was reflective of the experiences LGBTQ people had with police in general.
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Do you think … I think they are not self-reflective in any way.
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Multi-member districts could make the House more reflective of the popular vote.
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In that spirit, the costume designer, Jeffrey Kurland, drew up uniforms with reflective stripes on them, much like the reflective gear worn by a transit worker — which is what one of the new Ghostbusters, Patty Tolan (Leslie Jones), happens to be.
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The aim, per Israeli custom, was to produce an event reflective of the country's multiculturalism and respect for human rights (which is to say reflective of Jewish multiculturalism and respect for Jewish rights), and, above all, to keep the event apolitical.
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But available figures aren't reflective of the scale of human trafficking in the country.
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To be sure, GoGoVan's impressive valuation is not directly reflective of Lam's personal wealth.
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For the occasion, both women wore blue dresses — each reflective of their respective tastes.
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The deal is "reflective of lower smoking rates and more realistic assumptions," Schankel said.
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"Jungli Sher" is the third in a series of self-reflective songs from Divine.
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Even the 7-inch display looks bright and sharp enough, though it's highly reflective.
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The interview finds him more reflective as he approaches his 40th birthday next year.
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That was a reflective time and the more melancholic and cinematic soundscapes came out.
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Is Arrington's victory reflective of the President's political clout heading into the midterm elections?
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They certainly are not reflective of how we see communications between Moscow and Washington.
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Specifically, the team was on the lookout for a reflective ring composed of dust.
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The private survey is also believed to be more reflective of export-oriented firms.
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The conviction is reflective of Vietnam's efforts to repress speech critical of the government.
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Keenan Evans' recent individual honor is reflective of the overall play of Texas Tech.
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"The campaign is reflective of the candidate and how he conducts himself," Duffy said.
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" Johnson's train-of-thought is tender and critical, reflective — not unlike "My Daughter, Aaliyah.
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Together, the aggregate reflective surface that Physically Sick stretches into is a mechanical delight.
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These phones are not only reflective as hell, but are also absolute fingerprint magnets.
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Williams said he believes the reading is reflective of growing concerns about a slowdown.
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You have to be — you have to have policy that's reflective of social justice.
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Rather, objects have certain reflective properties that our human brains perceive as distinct colors.
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What if they actually change or ... It then becomes reflected, then it becomes reflective.
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Only an icy glare that could be felt through his wrap-around, reflective sunglasses.
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The data used is not reflective of global trends overall but of Google users.
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In both of these earlier tasks, furniture components were also tagged using reflective markers.
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The reflective alumina particles can also affect the ozone but in a different way.
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Solar sails capture this momentum with sheets of large, reflective material such as Mylar.
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The result is reflective of the chaotic, cosmic wondrousness he consistently seeks to unlock.
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Brady, of course, pitches a fit, which announcers say is reflective of his competitiveness.
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You can see that as juvenile or reflective of passion, depending on your perspective.
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The mix is also very reflective of how I feel [after] my Boiler Room.
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"Each sponsor that comes through is reflective of a community coming through," she says.
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Saturn's rings are big and icy and super reflective, whereas Neptune's are pretty dim.
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This is reflective of the fact that the Twitter Rules are a living document.
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You have to be, you have to have policy that's reflective of social justice.
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Or is making a military purposefully less reflective than America the actual social experiment?
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However, Clef's shuttering isn't reflective of the growth of 2FA apps as a whole.
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Whatever is a series of reflective artworks analyzing mortality and the controversy surrounding it.
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The work is somber and reflective in content, and actual material surface as well.
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And a lot of the lyrics in the song are pretty reflective of that.
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The Stanford data is national and "is not reflective," he said, of Cesar Chavez.
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And maybe that's more reflective of the fact that people didn't see this coming.
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Some disagreements, yes, but a friendly venue Sanders was reflective and thoughtful in responses.
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The second question asks students to be more reflective and to design a class.
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"I feel like we want it so bad now," a reflective Williams told reporters.
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And I think that the people who've had a setback are often more reflective.
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This issue is reflective of all the ongoing arguments about Trump and the media.
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And Mr. Kapoor's elementally grand images have a totemic beauty that invites reflective thought.
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Its polished surface is so reflective that from a distance it can appear transparent.
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It might force people to get a bit reflective while they enjoy their dessert.
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He started working on Cassini in 1997, and the mission's end has him reflective.
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Paper is the artist's forte; her pieces are reflective of her transparently delicate style.
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"The notion is that there's a prayerful, reflective process going on," Father Huesing said.
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Instead, Clinton was at turns loose and funny, thoughtful and reflective, reassuring and comforting.
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The Moon is in Virgo, finding you in a quiet and reflective mood today.
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You're in a very private, reflective mood during this last day of 2016, Pisces.
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Hey Rave, do you feel like Singapore's repressive laws are reflective of its culture?
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What we're saying is: Real High is some beautiful, reflective, poetic—yet also fun!
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Kanye seemed to be very reflective of his recent comments, and was even apologetic.
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If you'd been paying attention to Kanye's end of year tweets, they were reflective.
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The more advanced kits use strategically placed pieces of reflective tape to trigger movement.
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Now, the new shorts will have reflective brand icons and stripes to increase visibility.
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But Gillick, who had just capped his Cooperstown career, was more amused than reflective.
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But officials defended the $300 million figure as reflective of signed and verbal pledges.
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Mr. Piemontesi drew out the reflective undercurrents even while playing with grace and élan.
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The glow-up has been overwhelming, and Lizzo tries to be reflective about it.
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There's a window and two skylights, plus I painted the floor a reflective white.
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In a makeshift dressing room, girls applied lipstick using their reflective cellphones as mirrors.
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Mr. Bamfo said that my rooms were not reflective of the typical Recharge experience.
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When reflective candidates are on the ballot, they win as often as white men.
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Our four different covers were reflective of different issues the industry is grappling with.
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The emergent style is casual-luxe and reflective of the multitextured local cultural blend.
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My recording of it is very nostalgic, reflective, looking back in time for sure.
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Their success is both extraordinary and reflective of more Latino participation in the sport.
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In the process we would find building materials that were reflective of previous decades.
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When, precisely, does his voice shift from "around the way" boy to reflective man?
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Mr. Swift, who dispatched the message, said it was very reflective of its author.
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As it's also reflective, you are able to see exactly what you are doing.
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The milestone found the Princess reflective of the official role her children increasingly fulfill.
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"It's reflective of the fact that these groups are doing good," Mr. Goldberg said.
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This week, Google's chief, Sundar Pichai, said the company was "reflective" about its responsibilities.
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Water is reflective, and having Mars in this sign makes you empathetic and compassionate.
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It's not as flashy or eye catching, but the reflective design still looks sleek.
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Still, what acknowledgment there's been has generally been belated, grudging and rarely self-reflective.
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He highlighted many stocks' performances this year may not be reflective of their revenues.
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Everyone walking along a roadway should wear reflective strips and/or carry a flashlight.
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Pam, at twenty-six, was the oldest of the group and the most reflective.
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Under current South Carolina law, ride-share drivers are required to have reflective stickers.
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This categorization is reflective of terrorism used as a tactic within an ongoing conflict.
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The Hill: Bloomberg says stop-and-frisk comments are reflective of how he thinks.
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A religious test for entering our country is not reflective of America's fundamental values.
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There's Potholes of Philadelphia, which lavishes a reflective touch upon the city's watery pits.
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Then, top Republicans were, by turns, annoyed, bemused, and reflective when talking about Trump.
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Mark Duplass stars as our killer, Aaron, who is ... reflective on his murdering ways.
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When Blake came into the company, he made the decision to create advertising that isn't just successful at driving results, but also reflective of the company you see when you walk our hallways, and also reflective of the people who are our customers.
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I want to mention Pierre Soulages, who is now a very old French modernist painter, but his work was much more texture and uses reflective and non-reflective blacks against each other, and his paintings tend to be grand flights of ego.
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The addition of big men "was more reflective of how our game's evolving," he said.
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It should be about building one big massive audience that's reflective of where we live.
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The Learning Thermostat's glass-covered display features bright, saturated colors against a reflective black background.
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Overall it's a small story, but it's reflective of the wrong attitude on his part.
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It can make you less reactive, more reflective, less buffeted by unexamined emotion, more equanimous.
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When asked whether he sees himself as unlucky, Yater-Wallace was typically thoughtful and reflective.
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Doesn't the reflective cast iron feel as if it is sitting heavily on the stove?
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To be sure, the company's impressive valuation is not reflective of his own personal wealth.
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The video's narrators are clad in the reflective vests typical of the real-world setting.
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Introverts excel at staying focused, offering empathy, and being reflective and calm during tense situations.
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With no screen glare or reflective surface, they're designed for easy reading in any light.
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Shia LaBeouf gave a reflective interview about his life now after years of public controversies.
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As collections of atoms ourselves, we are admittedly reflective, though it's hard to say why.
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Some disagreements, yes, but a friendly venue" and "Sanders was reflective and thoughtful in responses.
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I vowed to be more reflective, inclusive and accurate in my portrayal of the world.
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Barbara explains that her Dad has always been reflective — it's a trait they both share.
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The country's admirably cautious and reflective relationship with its identity and history will live on.
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And it's what our own government, what our own Congress should be more reflective of.
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Courtesy Zico "It's all reflective of me," she says of the style of the campaign.
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This year, a more reflective Garcia will arrive with a wife and baby in tow.
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Finally, at a pressure 5 million times our own air pressure, the hydrogen turned reflective.
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Interestingly, the number of ultra-wealthy alumni was not necessarily reflective of total overall wealth.
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This was a mistake that Arie made and not reflective of Becca as a person.
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For Black viewers, the voyeurism inherent in watching biopics is self-reflective in some ways.
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That reflective LCD screen is a heart breaker, and probably a deal breaker for most.
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I like the way he's contrasted the reflective moment with such energetic and expressive brushwork.
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BECAUSE THE PAY THAT I GET IS REFLECTIVE OF MY JOB RESPONSIBILITY, JUST LIKE EVERYBODY.
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But like other reflective displays (and indeed regular paper), it doesn't actually emit any light.
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We also need better structures to all be reflective on our own behaviors and choices.
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Measuring three feet wide, the carbon-fiber geodesic sphere is fitted with 65 reflective panels.
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It's cool because the food can be reflective of the community that the chefs serve.
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Instead, these games should be more reflective of how it would work in a casino.
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And what's happening on Wall Street seems to be reflective of reluctant investors all around.
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I don't believe the sell-off in oil is really reflective of an economic slowdown.
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The work is reflective of Dial's life working as a laborer in factories in Alabama.
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It's actually quite nuanced and reflective on the different facets out of the sex industry.
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Would you like Berkshire's businesses to be more reflective of that sort of new paradox?
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Kato Kaelin and the celebrities that popped up during the trial were reflective of that.
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Lime green and decorated with bits of reflective tape, Silus's walker was an immediate hit.
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Here are some of their reflective and thought-provoking responses: Women are not a monolith.
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Because those actions, the actions of this administration, are not reflective of our progressive values.
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One is the reflective criticism of President Trump's engagement with North Korea by some Democrats.
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You're the philosopher of the zodiac, and today, Sagittarius, you're in an especially reflective mood.
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Share a subtle, reflective article written by a quasi-Twitter famous writer of your choosing.
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The moon moves through Aries beginning Friday, and you find yourself more reflective and quiet.
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Trim, with curly blond hair, Gray is warm, self-reflective, and easy to talk to.
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Thursday nights on ABC are more reflective of the real world thanks to Shonda Rhimes.
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It is insulated for warmth, water- and dirt-repellent, and has reflective stripes for visibility.
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It also has reflective piping that runs down the side of the jacket for visibility.
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When that proved too costly, painted aluminum was substituted, with a loss of reflective sheen.
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The building's basement is the domain of the men who work in neon reflective gear.
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They're self-reflective, working on knowing who they are, and not worrying about others' positions.
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The screen is sharp (300 ppi), bright (12 LEDs), and energy efficient (reflective electronic ink).
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Like Lovecraft, the horrors that King portrays are self-reflective and grounded in our reality.
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Even the current Congress, lauded for its diversity, still falls considerably short of reflective representation.
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We want to see police departments across the country that are reflective of their communities.
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"These systems are being trained on data that's reflective of our wider society," West said.
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Though the sample size is small, the results may be reflective of a larger trend.
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Mr. Rubio's allies say his big bet in Florida is reflective of his tough predicament.
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It's also reflective of the media coverage of both the Trump administration and Israel overall.
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This year's convention is molded by, and reflective of, the political realities we currently face.
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The moon meets Mercury retrograde at 11:33 PM, finding us in a reflective mood.
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It's reflective of the game holistically, too: stepping forward without forgetting where it came from.
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This gesture is reflective of the growing acknowledgement of the larger discourse surrounding Latinx identity.
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The key aspect of a solid-state reflective display is that it isn't back-lit.
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I visited during the dry season, so I didn't experience the magical reflective effect firsthand.
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It's reflective of just how many businesses the Seattle-based company is in these days.
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This reflective bandana from Spot the Dog will keep your pup out of harm's way.
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Results in these states are reflective only of those who cast ballots on election day.
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"The clothes are constitutive of their identity rather than reflective of their identity," Clemente says.
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His research suggests an outbreak in the Seattle area that's still not reflective of testing.
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Delicious, absolutely, but not reflective of the breadth of even a moderately well-stocked pantry.
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Black carbon isn't very reflective — which is why it's been a problem in the environment.
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"Her arguments are really not reflective of the real data that we have," she said.
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They are reflective of the candidates — younger, more creative and more efficient with their money.
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"Mike is not a reflective person," said Harriett Saviello, 58, whose cancer is in remission.
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To outsiders, all of this might sound extreme, and reflective of some underlying mental illness.
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Will it be more reflective of America and continue to tell better stories about it?
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I wanted for it to be hyperreal and ridiculous rather than overly reflective of reality.
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Mr. Koons plops a big, reflective cobalt blue sphere onto canvases based on art masterpieces.
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Luckily the sleek design offers plenty of reflective surfaces to help you scope them out.
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They even have a helpful reflective strip, as well as fastening straps for extra security.
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The events at Fieldston have broad importance, and are reflective of a much bigger problem.
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Those reflective structures in the eye, called tapetum, allowed the spiders to hunt at night.
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Intact's ratings are reflective of the company's very strong market position, capitalization, and financial performance.
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Pity the news organization trying to do sober, reflective, comprehensive reporting on Donald J. Trump.
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And as darker, heat-absorbing water replaces reflective ice, it hastens warming in the region.
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A reflective swoosh on the side of the shoe is inspired by the firefighter uniform.
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And our treatment is both increasingly disrespectful and reflective of our society's growing income divide.
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Wearing lights and reflective gear can help drivers see you when running in the dark.
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You can buy everything from reflective vests to running belts to wrist or ankle cuffs.
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It was reflective (pun intended?) of the thoughtful design features I would soon find inside.
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"His behavior was unacceptable and not reflective of 500's culture and values," she said.
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On the days I visited, visitors were noticeably more serious and reflective than typical museumgoers.
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Treasury yields dipped, with the note, most reflective of Fed policy, slipping to 2.61 percent.
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"It's reflective of the current political circumstances that exist between China and India," he said.
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Buttigieg's and Warren's higher "might change their mind" numbers is reflective of their general trajectories.
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It's reflective of who I am and the things I'm going through at that time.
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It is not reflective of the compassionate nation we are, and it has to end.
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Nearly all of the stories are haunting, reflective and firelight-beautiful, but there are standouts.
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Reflective of the polarized environment, the polling also showed a sharp split along party lines.
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"This is much more reflective of lifestyle and behavior" than a genetic test, says Levine.
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Painting roads and roofs light, reflective colors can go a long way toward mitigating heat.
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As the flashes went off, ricocheting off her reflective pastie, she didn't bat an eye.
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The queen, 90, who spent a private and reflective day out of the public eye.
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The good news for Warren is reflective of her steady ascent in the Iowa polls.
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It's perhaps reflective of Buttigieg still feeling the need to draw a distinction with O'Rourke.
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And perfectly reflective of his father-in-law in those ways and a few others.
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Nine months after the "Live Dead" version, the song has become quieter and more reflective.
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How much they are paid is reflective of how much the federation invests in them.
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In the end, the fluorescent signs were replaced with silver reflective tape and kerosene lanterns.
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Then there are some reflective B-52s tracks led jointly by Pierson and Cindy Wilson.
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But I think it's reflective of what all of the media's going through right now.
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"I began to take a very reflective and strong look at my life," she writes.
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This is the first time I've given it reflective thought in more than 30 years.
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Researchers proffer a variety of solutions to this problem, from the use of lightly coloured, more reflective aggregate in concrete, to permeable asphalt which is more likely to be cooled by the air or rainfall, to lime-based reflective paints for roofs and walls.
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They are not reflective of price increases paid by people who have insurance through their jobs.
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The monitor has some cool pro-grade features, including a special "nano-texture" anti-reflective coating.
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"The work that we present needs to be very reflective of our current society," he said.
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News co-host, 43, shared a reflective blog post on her website, The Cattwalk, on Dec.
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A Google spokesperson told Recode that employees' personal opinions are not reflective of the company's position.
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We should be open to the possibility that this poll is not completely reflective of Britain.
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However, these estimates may not be reflective of the population of transgender children in public schools.
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This was a PM who was one big shiny reflective surface as smooth as his jowls.
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"He's doing all the good work that he was doing before, and being reflective," she says.
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"I think each of the Disney princesses are just pretty reflective of their time," she said.
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The nest, he said, was reflective of the change that had just occurred in their home.
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Extra credit: If needed, dim with powder or apply more highlighter for an ultra-reflective finish.
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DC: Yeah, every company has different personalities reflective of the people that help build those companies.
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Which I only recently realized because I always thought of it as a very reflective period.
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The supermodel sported a spiky bleached blonde wig, goatee, flaming black shirt, and ultra-reflective sunglasses.
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Nevada is more diverse than Iowa and in many ways more reflective of the Democratic Party.
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Sporting reflective aviator shades with a beat playing over the loud speaker, Gaye absolutely killed it.
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"I think each of the Disney princesses are just pretty reflective of their time," she says.
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Mr. Ryan's is much more ambitious, reflective of the comfortable majority he enjoys in the House.
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That's hardly reflective of the facts about who, at least in terms of demographics, gets abused.
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She's reflective of real first-generation immigrant grandmas, who rarely make their way to the screen.
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The $4.5 million spacecraft will carry large reflective sails measuring 344 square feet (32 square meters).
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There's also a woven band in black or a silvery gray with reflective thread woven in.
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We looked at it as an opportunity to be self-reflective, as members of this party.
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If you're feeling a little more withdrawn and reflective, this lunar activity could be the cause.
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The suggestion that he may be intolerant is not reflective of the Donald Trump I know.
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He was empathetic and reflective, drawing a connection from homeless young people to his own children.
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Put a reflective coating and it would make a fantastic sail for a future solar mission.
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By analyzing startup traces, we zoomed in on calls to Reflective Type Adapters as the culprit.
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All prices are reflective of time of publication and are updated periodically to account for changes.
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All of this data is reflective of the team as it was on December 19, 2016.
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Have particular directors and corporate officers disclosed information reflective of climate-related risk to share price?
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The comments of this associate are not reflective of the core values of Bucky's Convenience Stores.
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"Having a male-centric municipal code is inaccurate and not reflective of our reality," Robinson said.
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But for $40 it does manage to work miracles with cardboard, elastic bands, and reflective stickers.
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The email was not reflective of my thoughts or knowledge at any time during this investigation.
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One side of the tent features reflective panels, which cools the interior down in extreme heat.
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The Sun enters psychic, sensitive Water sign Pisces today, putting you in an emotional, reflective mood.
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For your nighttime safety, the bottle holder on this hydration pack also has a reflective logo.
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Terri Loewenthal photographed rugged landscapes with colored filters and reflective optics to produce these trippy scenes.
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"I think part of it is reflective of the Academy," he told "Closing Bell " this week.
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In 2018, ragging on pop music feels dated and not reflective of where music's currently at.
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Apple says it's less reflective than the iPad Air 2 — 40 percent less, to be precise.
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You can see the rapper arguing with a couple of men wearing construction crew reflective vests.
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"I found regular pop culture wasn't reflective of bold women and the queer community," said Kreisinger.
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Accepting that bias is inevitable, at least it can be presented in a thoughtful, reflective manner.
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But this is as close to pathos as Trump gets, even if it's not exactly reflective.
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"This past week I have spent in reflective thought, prayer & deep sorrow," she wrote on Twitter.
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In his voiceovers, the words he does find, while often grateful or reflective, feel severely haunted.
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A blink-and-you'll-miss-it image of a reflective black helmet, seen from the back.
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De La Hoya believes Trump's behavior on the golf course is reflective of his true self.
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In a more reflective moment, Ms. Huntley said she could not bring herself to move on.
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But the reported episode is reflective of Trump's skepticism of international organizations and alliances more broadly.
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The Khvostov mission isn't the only time "Rise of Iron" gets caught in a reflective mood.
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West's hijacking of the term "freethinker" is reflective of the political state of affairs in America.
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The D.C. store will also be outfitted with deaf-friendly features like low-glare reflective services.
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If you ask her about any of this today, her answer is short, reflective, and resolute.
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Although this is reflective of the dynamism of China's economy, it's also the country's Achilles heel.
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There's even some reflective piping designed to make you visible when running at dawn or dusk.
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"I think it's reflective of the fact the economy has definitely shown some improvement," Pavlik said.
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He suggested mitigating the urban heat island effect with things like reflective roofs and more trees.
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Carnal, reflective, almost platitude free: It was the best and most creatively adventurous of her albums.
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"The chart is reflective of what the true popular albums are in this country," he said.
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We need to make sure that we have a government that's actually reflective of our society.
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In the third room, a reflective wall turns a space into a literal house of mirrors.
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White's holographic neon work makes a seamless transition from sculptural wall pieces to reflective, vibrant costumes.
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You now have an opportunity in your lifetime to elect a president reflective of those values.
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PayPal's strategy is reflective of a trend in the tech industry and the wider jobs market.
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This season of "Supergirl" is very reflective of the climate that we're living in right now.
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"It is not what Hoboken is about, it is not reflective of our community," he said.
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One is that we become more impulsive and less reflective (a pattern also shown in monkeys).
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He drew dark colors from the orchestra, and buffeted Ms. Kampe's reflective moments with warm strings.
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They gravitate toward more thoughtful and solitary activities, and are considered to be reserved or reflective.
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His outfits, his instruments, his changes of guitar, they were all reflective of his artistry evolving.
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"I think he's getting to that stage in his life where he's becoming reflective," he replies.
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You just need to do the reflective work, and it is like getting a new brain.
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She is emphasizing the need for us to be self-reflective about the existence of racism.
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Deeply reflective, Buck directs our attention to the beauty of the world and its distressing flaws.
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Dead Man Walking, the film, changed the way films were done; they were much more reflective.
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Then there is the reflective and personal Super 8 home film footage titled Statue of Liberty.
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There's a natural demand for new stories that are reflective of what's important to these viewers.
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Naia narrates the film in a way that is both comfortable and reflective, unguarded and unrehearsed.
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Some have patterns, perforations or reflective elements that do more than merely hold a candle upright.
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But during reflective passages, searching vocal lines are backed by tremulous harmonies and delicate instrumental flecks.
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"I hope I always make work that is reflective of what I believe in," she said.
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But in Florida, reflective materials would have a smaller impact and could potentially reduce local rainfall.
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In conversation, he is generous and witty, and much more self-reflective than his TV persona.
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But we were reflexive in just continuing the fight with ISIS into Syria, and not reflective.
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The response by our political leaders needs to be aggressive and reflective at the same time.
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That continues a growing trend: recognition for young, diverse artists reflective of the forefront of pop.
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Police Now graduates, though a small proportion of overall forces, are more reflective of population statistics.
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But some say the trend in giving is more reflective of the political climate in California.
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Latino support for impeachment is not a partisan affair, nor reflective of antipathy towards the president.
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The reflective satellite will plummet down to Earth this week -- and won't leave any traces behind.
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To complete the look, she donned leather chaps that covered her heels, and reflective, fingerless gloves.
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You've got to make sure you have people in your organization who are reflective of that.
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Early voting is expected to make the electorate more reflective of the diversity of the state.
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Trump's Israel stop promises to be more reflective of establishment thinking than of his past rhetoric.
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Economists saw the Q4 numbers as reflective of a broader trend toward steady but slower growth.
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Of course, they're not happening in Facebook Groups…these are very intimate and self-reflective moments.
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I hope that all of you and your families have a restful and reflective Thanksgiving holiday.
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Bright colors -- even reflective gear -- could mean the difference between a driver seeing you, or not.
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Kohli said there should be demand for the 3-year, which is reflective of Fed hiking.
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And the emerging reports were not reflective of the individual who we had come to know.
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Fashion is always trying to be reflective of or a reaction to the world around us.
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Among proposed ideas, planes might spray clouds of reflective sulfur particles high in the Earth's atmosphere.
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Immigration came up last night in a way that was really reflective for the Democratic Party.
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Its no-frills interface lets you create, manage, and maintain a website that's reflective of you.
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It put new reflective paint on the pavement leading to the crossings at the same time.
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And soon, those reflective codes were on every single freight train car in the entire country.
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The GoFundMe account created by Parsons' family was reflective of the positive outlook projected for Parsons.
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But it is also reflective of the problem with mental health treatment in jails and prisons.
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Whether people like that idea or not, it is somewhat reflective of our very vicious world.
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In practice, if the photographer is able to expose correctly for the person behind the reflective clothing by increasing the flash output or other camera tricks, the retro-reflective clothing will look extremely bright, and it's unlikely that the images will come out looking particularly good.
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As such, this congressional class is more reflective of the actual makeup of America than ever before.
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The $40 Cheek to Chic blush in Pillow Talk Intense is stored in a reflective brown compact.
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The city has begun painting these roofs white, and covering public buildings with reflective white mosaic tiles.
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Because those words, while not reflective of my beliefs, echo the real experience of too many women.
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A throng of them, their experience ranging from extensive to none, waits onshore with reflective survival blankets.
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On the intro track, you use a very beautiful, reflective speech by former Uruguayan president, José Mujica.
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And one that fails to be reflective of the diverse population of crab consumers around the world.
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But the knowledge that they aren't reflective of women's experiences of menstruation is, unfortunately, not as ubiquitous.
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Instead the focus is put on the vocals of both musicians, bouncing off the somber, reflective track.
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Pellegrini seems like a decent bloke, a football manager blessed with a genuinely thoughtful, self-reflective attitude.
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Overfull, I left the restaurant, handing my change to a car guard in a soiled reflective bib.
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Named the "White Garden," large terracotta pots were filled with white roses set around the reflective pond.
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New York, for instance, has a "cool roofs" plan to coat rooftops with a white reflective surface.
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We knew this day would come but that doesn't make us feel any less sad or reflective.
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It's no secret that what goes on Instagram isn't always reflective of what happens in real life.
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W was reflective when he left office, admitting mistakes, proving thoughtful about the controversial decisions he made.
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"This past week I have spent in reflective thought, prayer & deep sorrow," Joan Grande tweeted Monday afternoon.
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But when we are surprised, we owe it to readers to be honest and reflective about why.
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She will help ensure that our programs are connective, inclusive and reflective of the communities we serve.
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Officially called the MultiView Screen, the product takes advantage of how reflective surfaces handle incoming light sources.
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A dozen high-speed infrared cameras tracked 52 reflective markers placed on the participants' hands and fingers.
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It looks great and gets bright enough to use in sunlight, but be warned: it's super reflective.
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All prices are reflective of the time of publication and are updated periodically to account for changes.
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These extremes are reflective of a broader pattern: infant mortality is largely concentrated in the developing world.
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"We wanted the eye look to be reflective and fresh to make her eyes pop," he added.
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The second reason has to do with a change in the reflective properties of the ice itself.
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Is that anger at elite women reflective of a situation where economic and gender anxieties are intermingling?
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I can barely get a nice arch going with the help of a well-lit reflective surface.
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Each piece is waterproof and comes with Columbia's Omni-Heat reflective fabric meant to conserve body heat.
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The younger Mr Mattis stood out for being unusually reflective and for "reading Thucydides at the weekend".
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During the build process, you'll place a number of reflective stickers on the back of each key.
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Your ability to see the meta side of Thrones is reflective of your intuitive, detail-oriented nature.
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You can order these prescription inserts for a hefty $249 from FramesDirect and they're supposedly anti-reflective.
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" More technically, the pieces have "zero base curve lenses with blue anti-reflective coatings on the inside.
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"I feel like the way you play The Sims is pretty reflective of your life," she said.
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But at least we can see Issa's turmoil coming thanks to her ability to be self-reflective.
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The 48-year-old Australian pop icon announced the split in a reflective Instagram post this morning.
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Click here to view original GIFPart of the mineral formation, with the reflective element seen at top.
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The yield, at the front end of the curve, is most reflective of Fed interest rate policy.
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Our employees who work closely and around the animals daily are consistently professional, compassionate and reflective people.
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This is the same principle used in Qualcomm's Mirasol technology, which uses reflective membranes controlled using electrostatic.
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It's a sincere stance, reflective of his own inquisitive and tempered optimism towards the world around him.
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Rinna, 55, rocked a Fendi string bikini as she posed poolside in her reflective sunglasses on Thursday.
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Do you feel John and Ted will be angry or self-reflective when they read your book?
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You can use a lipstick in a lighter hue than your second liner or a reflective gloss.
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Certainly a request for more troops seems reasonable, but troop levels must be reflective of broader strategy.
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" This discovery "is reflective of hundreds of millions of years of later evolution to their specific environments.
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Despite its title, "EOS" doesn't have anything to do with lip balm: it's gentle, reflective art-pop.
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However, I would respond by asking, is a military that is reflective of society a social experiment?
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But the fact is that neither state is terribly reflective of the majority of our nation's voters.
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" He concluded his remarks with a reflective message: "We should grab each other and unify the party.
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It would certainly be more reflective of how record shops operate for the rest of the year.
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Running into an ex at Walgreens will put you in that kind of reflective mood, I guess.
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Specifically, Wert says the ability to be self-reflective and the control of their exuberance is key.
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Florence's storytelling is quiet and reflective, capturing the arc of a relationship in all of its acts.
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The app lets people create personalized self-reflective emoji that can be used as stickers in snaps.
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It was a reflective time for her, a year when she was redefining her sense of belonging.
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Global or universal examples of evil are useful, but an American exhibit ought to be self-reflective.
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A never-ending horizon and ranch-style buildings make for a calming landscape reflective of rural America.
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"Anything bright and reflective tends to wash out and go to white really quickly," Dr. Ackerman said.
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Dog lovers are sure to appreciate practical finds like the reflective dog bandana from Spot the Dog!
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The idea is all about making the planet ever-so-slightly more reflective to help cool it.
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Trump's briefing with local officials on the island was more reflective than prescriptive, and at times awkward.
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I think it's more reflective of some of the arcane nature of New York election law itself.
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A reflective Bill Clinton told Mr. Gormley that "there were some really positive aspects" to the experience.
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When nearby lakes overflow, however, the region transforms into a stunning reflective pool that looks absolutely otherworldly.
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My only criticism would be that the screen is maybe a bit too reflective for my tastes.
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The film's shooting style dramatizes the factory itself, making motifs of its reflective surfaces and vast spaces.
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"Until then, I had mostly thought of Janaka as this very serious, dark, reflective type," she said.
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Yeah, I think just something that's really reflective of what my brows would look like filled in.
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That is reflective of the values that the vast majority of law enforcement bring to the job.
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Hungary's police completed the Tetris challenge with their reflective jackets, traffic cones, weapons, handcuffs, and other tools.
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Historically, polls conducted a few weeks after a convention tend to be fairly reflective of the outcome.
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The simple 'N' on the sides of the shoe isn't just a logo — it's also highly reflective.
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Her name appeared only twice in the 11-page report, both times in reflective, tribute-like references.
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"In addition, we're ensuring all drivers have two helmets and reflective jackets for their riders," he said.
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We risk losing sight of that without a deeper, more reflective look into these pipe bomb threats.
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Happy songs, sad songs, party songs, reflective songs, there's always a song for whatever mood you're in.
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Those who were voting were often older and white, and not necessarily reflective of their larger communities.
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The bizarre sculpture introduces extra eeriness, seemingly sleeping or staring at you from behind its reflective visor.
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There is also an entirely reflective jacket which is reversible, in case the wearer needs to hide.
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Gollwitzer speculates that the self-reflective element lends itself to watching others, rather than interacting with them.
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In another story, the ring was so sparkly and reflective, the sun bounced right off of it.
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"You become naturally reflective about who you are, what you are, what you were," Mr. Roxburgh said.
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The man in the middle of this — Machado — was not in a reflective mood after the doubleheader.
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Some of the pieces were subdued and reflective, like the graceful Galuppi Andante with which she began.
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So much more than a conventional detective, the reflective and compassionate Falk provides the book's moral compass.
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The state of the team now is reflective of that and the perseverance Vinnie has always shown.
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Moira Rose, played by Catherine O'Hara clad in reflective fabrics, is the show's matriarch and chief brat.
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Indigenous names or phrases, reflective of the cultural and historical traditions of the individual country, are encouraged.
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A will to change this system is reflective of just how reform-minded a prosecutor may be.
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Three young men in Yunnan Province gazed at the camera through reflective sunglasses and identical Mao caps.
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All of the objects pictured brighten whenever their iciest, most reflective patches are angled toward the Sun.
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She hired actors to pose for her, and added props — reflective surfaces, most frequently — of symbolic significance.
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It's haywire, rude, blunt, poetic, self-reflective, sexually unpredictable, emotionally catastrophic, exhaustively acted, intelligent, searching and unafraid.
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Mikaela's mother and coach, Eileen, said her daughter's return to Spindleruv Mlyn had been thrilling and reflective.
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With its reflective, multicolor lenses and sleek metallic details, this Acne model looks straight from the future.
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"It's not a good sign but reflective of kind of the simultaneous collapse we're seeing in services."
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For the most part I wear reflective fabrics on stage to play with the lights and projections.
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But Trump also ensured his speech crackled with spectacle -- some of it reflective of his partisan themes.
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Brenda Choresi Carter is director of the Reflective Democracy Campaign, a project of the Women Donors Network.
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We have a long way to go to make our democracy truly reflective of the American people.
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Or the Omni-Heat thermal reflective lining that radiates your body's heat right back at your skin.
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Melgaard remains coy about which parts of the project, if any, are reflective of his own life.
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But perhaps given hip-hop's increasing malleability, its serious, reflective, streetwise arm is primed for a return.
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"We need to be reflective of how inclusive we're portraying the movement to be," Anderson said Sunday.
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But about a decade ago, with eight children and stepchildren from his three marriages, Jones became reflective.
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Nothing can help you recover better than taking out time for yourself to be still and reflective.
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There are discrete reflective tabs for nighttime visibility, adjustable sleeve tabs, thumb holes, and two interior pockets.
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Ruffwear's Knot-A-Leash stands up to this treatment thanks to its reflective, climbing-rope-inspired lead.
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If you're using an artificial metallic tree, only use remote spot or reflective lights, not electric lights.
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The Democratic electorate in America is by and large not reflective of what's going on on Twitter.
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The back and forth in Washington is also reflective of a deeper fractiousness within the Republican Party.
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As Lucas describes, the spinning reflective tape method couldn't hold up to the rigors of lightsaber combat.
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Har Homa's lights twinkle in the distance, reflecting off tall residential buildings built from reflective white limestone.
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New advances, such as more reflective road paving materials and roof tiles, could also help, he said.
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Credit Suisse said in a statement that ''the XIV ETN activity is reflective of today's market volatility.
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The 2-year yield, most reflective of Fed policy, rose ahead of the report, to 2.10 percent.
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The second, a quiet, reflective woman named Eve McLeod, died from pancreatic cancer this past Tuesday morning.
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Hinojosa called the current qualification criteria "extremely low" and reflective of this point in the primary process.
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His views are not endorsed by, supported by, or in any way reflective of the US government.
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The reflective, all-consuming double became his artist self, and his brother a phantom haunting his paintings.
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But are these emojis actually reflective of Brexit, or are some of them just generally popular emojis?
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Europeans don't like him, but I have found them to be refreshingly self-reflective about his rise.
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They need to think hard on whether the data they are combing is reflective of historical prejudices.
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This is an advantage from a marketing perspective as couples seek rings more reflective of their values.
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The same parents can raise a dreamy, reflective girl and a driven, competitive one—the job is not to nurse her nature but to help elicit the essential opposite: to help the dreamy one to be a little more driven, the competitive one to be a little more reflective.
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The ad showed two strangers — one male, one female — lounging on the beach during a vacation as the man struggled to read a book on his reflective iPad screen under the glaring sun before asking the woman laying next to him about her non-reflective Kindle Paperwhite e-reader.
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The new moon, a particularly reflective lunar phase, may provide you with the clarity you've been searching for.
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The violence in the film - reflective of true, historical events - is sure to earn it an "R" rating.
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But despite its infamous past, we've recently been seeing the reflective color scheme in a new, gentler light.
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Stefani, donning a green tank top and reflective aviator-style shades, also made sure to share a selfie.
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A highly reflective coating of titanium dioxide means the sculpture should be visible to observers on the ground.
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That slowdown, while part blamed on the trade war, is also reflective of Chinese domestic demand losing steam.
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This area is highly reflective, so it was thought that the bands would be stronger and less contaminated.
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They have built an organization reflective of their own stature that fundraises in the way the Clintons did.
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"It's reflective of Joe Biden's long-standing commitment to transparency," a Biden campaign representative said in an email.
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Reflective, engaged activism can be an alternative to those who believe our best days are behind us. How?
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They're small, and their chemical composition makes them less reflective, so they're harder to spot with a telescope.
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So that all-over-the-place approach of the songs was reflective of how I was living personally.
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This accolade, though small in the grand scheme, is reflective of this band's mostly untapped ferocity and sincerity.
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The bottles are highly reflective and resplendent, and they are further reflected by labyrinthine mirrors in the cases.
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But not everyone feels the reflective glow when the sun is shining on the world's most important currency.
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Reflective brass plaques inscribed with the work's title denote victims whose photos Malallah couldn't locate in her research.
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Whenever photons collide with a reflective surface, they bounce off, imparting a tiny push on whatever they hit.
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These eye-popping pictures by Spanish artist Markel Redondo are reflective of the slow-changing effects on landscapes.
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Reflective sunglasses will stymie many facial recognition systems, although not all, and the overall effect is less reliable.
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I'm a huge fan of the reflective Z Flip colors, so this design doesn't do much for me.
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And before setting off, in his helmet (safety first) and reflective jacket — with slacks and suede shoes, naturally!
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In this earlier photo it's clear that the Bugdroid is reflective, just like the curved mirrors above it.
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In the bond market, the 2-year yield, most reflective of Fed policy, slipped as low as 255.5%.
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He's done it in a way that marks him as a singular talent, uniquely reflective of his era.
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Oftentimes, her fashion choices are reflective of the policies and initiatives she's introduced while at the White House.
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This inter-communication leads to very unpredictable results as light being shone at the reflective surface is varied.
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These bumps change the eye from something smooth and reflective into what's called an continuous refractive index gradient.
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This is different from typical reflective surfaces that reflect light at an angle equal to the incident angle.
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President Trump tweeted that the ZTE talks were "reflective of the larger trade deal" being negotiated with China.
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The monumental sculpture's stainless-steel reflective surface was tagged with "35th Crew" in silver spray near the bottom.
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"The tribunal rules Naftogaz Ukraine is entitled to a market-reflective adjustment of the price formula," she said.
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For example, the flash bounces downward so there's less glare when shooting reflective things like people wearing glasses.
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His views would not be reflective of the entire MPC, added the source, who declined to be named.
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I think that's reflective of the tug of war between those defensive stocks and the more offensive sectors.
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"What I'm interested in doing with my photographs is structuring a narrative about self-reflective beauty," Willis said.
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It's beautiful, I feel like I'm entering a new part of womanhood, and "Petal" is reflective of that.
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These regal animals deserve a spot that is reflective of their revered status; they deserve their own throne.
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The two-year was at 0.78 percent, and it is the most reflective of Fed rate hike expectations.
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Yet I think its decision to go with a reflective LCD screen was a mistake and a disappointment.
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Its reflective surface would shine down on Earth's inhabitants, visible to the naked eye for a few months.
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Photo: Tae-Yoon S ParkA new spider fossil discovery included a surprising find: remnants of reflective eye tissue.
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Compared with the 2016 Academy Awards, the 2016 Tony Awards were far more reflective of our multiracial society.
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The pieces feel personal, making the viewer a voyeur into scenes that depict bedroom intimacies or reflective moments.
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The iPhone has also had trouble figuring out what to blur out with transparent materials or reflective surfaces.
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A team's record in one-run games is reflective of luck, but only somewhat—luck can be influenced.
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It captures a moment that is reflective of the wave of identity politics sweeping art and society today.
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Thankfully, musicians delivered, offering up a bevy of self-reflective anthems, heart-wrenching lyrics and deeply personal projects.
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Because this isn't just about women's equality but also about ensuring diversity of perspective and a reflective democracy.
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For Mars' part, Massey said Thursday's announcement is just reflective of what the company does, regardless of politics.
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All Tennesseans -- and all Americans -- should expect that their leaders take a more reflective stance toward this history.
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The crackdowns are reflective of the position China has taken on censoring communications to retain power and control.
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"We really need to update our analytical tools and process to be reflective of this shift," he says.
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Marissa: And that is all reflective of the broken machine that we live within, which is capitalist America.
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This is clearly reflective of a populous demanding access to cannabis, which has created a very lucrative market.
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"I think it stood out because it was just very genuine and reflective of me," Williams tells ABC.
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Sarah seems annoyed, but after the call she makes one of those reflective, gee-I'm-in-love expressions.
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The display is glossy and reflective, but I didn't find that too troublesome in my own office space.
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The subtle pleasure of viewing comes from gradually grasping the nuances of this process in a reflective atmosphere.
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They're self reflective, and the somber nature of the content does allow for us to think and remember.
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"It's easier said than done, because I think we all have dreams," offered Bryant in a reflective moment.
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They flourish in an environment where any criticism is denounced as being reflective of racist or fascist sentiments.
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That would entail pumping reflective particles or droplets into the atmosphere to reflect sunlight, possibly by using blimps.
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Turning HBO into Netflix is reflective of the growing desperation of entrenched cable powers in the streaming era.
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Aaron Gross, a fifth-generation owner of the family business, was reflective as he stood on the roof.
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He told police he saw the people in the ditch picking up trash wearing highly visible reflective vests.
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To be honest, she hasn't gone through enough in her life yet to have these big reflective moments.
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This dog raincoat has side-release buckles for easy on/off with reflective trim for low-light visibility.
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"The Supreme Court is never going to be a melting pot reflective of the country," Justice Sotomayor said.
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Put simply, the Arctic is changing from a highly reflective surface to a very dark surface, he said.
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" Mr. Brown described the arc of "Atrocity Exhibition" as "going through a bender before having a reflective stage.
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Via Optronics makes materials that enhance mobile phone and tablet displays, making them less reflective and more robust.
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Hispanic Democrats, however, have a young and growing bench, reflective of the relative youth of the Latino community.
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In other photographs, shot in a mirror or other reflective surface, Cappetta's camera is visible, front and center.
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"The possibility of telling more reflective stories in film could — or, you thought, would — happen more," she said.
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Oftentimes, the emotions experienced during déjà vu are reflective of the same emotions experienced during the actual crisis.
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"It's reflective of where you are in your life and what you're doing in that moment in time."
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Clustered on the couch back in the dressing room at the Greek, the girls are upbeat but reflective.
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And then I put all this nice lighting and reflections and reflective materials and rain puddles and everything.
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But after about three or four months, people became a little more reflective and started talking about it.
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It's not necessarily reflective of that therapist, but of some of the things that are hard for you.
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Instead, it ends up feeling contrived by filmmakers driven more by provocative imagery than inspiring a reflective conversation.
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We can place every film in the franchise in or between two categories: the referential, and the reflective.
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Even with the roof open, the structure still has enough reflective surface to generate cascading waves of sound.
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What do I know, I'm simply a ghost behind the scenes, just choosing to lament somewhere more reflective.
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Seasoning her eggs with a vial of Tabasco she produced from her purse, she was easygoing but reflective.
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The Russell 2000 index of small capitalization stocks — typically more reflective of the domestic economy — fell 1.43 percent.
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He sometimes uses his cellphone screen as a reflective surface to keep an eye on what's behind him.
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"I ran for president with no experience and I won," Mr. Trump said, apparently in a reflective mood.
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When an order is ready, Zhang leaves the fryer and puts on his reflective jacket and bike helmet.
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The feat seems to be more reflective of a lifestyle than one good day at the grocery store.
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Babcox became reflective, recalling Navy days when, he said, he learned the blood of all Americans runs red.
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But the stodginess reveals how much soul-searching it must have taken to write this candid, reflective book.
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In recent years, many urban planners have sought to replace those dark surfaces with lighter, more reflective materials.
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Some people got creative, handing out reflective mylar to stick on goggles to make them harder to film.
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"We want to evolve the sound of public radio so it's more reflective of the public," Eaton said.
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The company is using stainless steel to build Starship, giving it the reflective appearance seen in the video.
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Milley eventually said the letter was a draft released by mistake, and not reflective of the Pentagon's plans.
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Because somehow, this incredibly well-preserved ancient spider fossil had reflective eyes, and that feature is still noticeable.
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"I think he's more reflective of not only folks here but also Democrats across the country," Jones said.
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The bike path has its own design touch, a centerline marked by white daisies rendered in reflective paint.
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The , the most reflective of Fed policy, briefly rose above 2.27 percent but was back to 2.26 percent.
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Perino noted that Bush was a proponent of looking past times of polarization, prompting him to get reflective.
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If you have plants that need reflective light it's probably worth using a light color on the walls.
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If you have plants that need reflective light it's probably worth using a light color on the walls.
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But he felt the idea of rejecting a single winner was reflective of a changing of the times.
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Most running shoes and jackets come with small strips of reflective material, but you'll want more than that.
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There are various lights, furniture, crockery, and other somewhat incongruous items like a cajón and a reflective raincoat.
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We haven't seen an effort to integrate them, and that's reflective of what's going on at the DNC.
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"That's reflective of the stupidity, the ignorance and the a-holeishness ... that exists inside the party," he said.
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His call for "rapprochement" with Russia is reflective of what several European governments are thinking but not saying.
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A vote as serious as impeaching the president of the United States deserves thoughtful, reflective and deliberate attention.
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This is ironic and reflective of a move to the far left of the American political policy experience.
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Still, Ledford said it would be "nice to see" a field that is more reflective of the population.
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The technology provides a light-weight, reflective insulation that's capable of retaining 90 percent of one's body heat.
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The choice to have better government, a government more reflective of the people of this country — is yours.
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"If they're asking me to vote for it, it needs to be reflective of my priorities," he added.
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It's reflective of a larger ideological fight that transcends race as a dividing line in the Democratic Party.
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His national polling, which is more reflective of Super Tuesday electorate than an early-state vote, is dismal.
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It's time to restore power to the people and create a government that is reflective of America's diversity.
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Fowler instead tries to imbue his work with a numinous quality reflective of the subject's work and aesthetic.
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"The halls of Congress have become more diverse and more reflective of our American society," Ms. Glover said.
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It required me to look and be reflective about who I was and what was holding me down.
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Every reflective surface I walked past in the street I would check to see how noticeable it was.
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GMOs are very much reflective of big agriculture in the US [and] contribute to the industrialization of agriculture.
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This kind of ruminative looking is the opposite of the narcissistic experience of selfies and shiny, reflective surfaces.
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"[Twitter] is a medium for short emotional bursts that are not reflective, which is Trump's specialty," Greenberg said.
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The three-style collection riffs on two of APL's best-selling sneakers, the Techloom and the Ascend, but features colors that will be exclusive to Lululemon: cinder rose (an all-over dusty pink), black ombré (a black-to-white gradient), and black all-reflective (a black knit that uses reflective yarn).
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"❥➹ 2018 was a roller coaster of emotions," she wrote in a reflective New Year's Eve post on Monday.
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It is not reflective of our ideals, or who we want to be as an organization in the future.
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They have a sort of subtle opalescent effect too, so it's not just a glossy, shiny, ultra-reflective look.
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The women sit down at computers and begin using the reflective monitors as mirrors to help them apply makeup.
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Some examples of the policies Klobuchar implemented as a prosecutor: Much of this was largely reflective of the times.
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She styled her platinum blonde hair in a high ponytail and wore reflective sunglasses that featured a pink rim.
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Buhari's spokesman Garba Shehu said Cameron's remarks were not "reflective of the good work that the president is doing".
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Clouded skies over landmasses, reflective waterways at sunset, and natural greenery all add to an artistic vision of Norway.
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Gerster was taking a long self-reflective walk in the woods when she happened upon the former First Couple.
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When asked on Twitter if the changes were reflective of the current BFR design, Musk responded in the affirmative.
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Now that I was eyeballing my new physique in every reflective surface, I literally could not give a fuck.
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Did uber self-reflective Dexter not disappoint in the most basic way turning our killer into a damn Bushwacker?
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The next time you're in a reflective mood, look up your Psyche sign to see what drives your thoughts.
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Similarly, Vantablack, the least reflective artificial material, traps photons in a forest of carbon nanotubes standing on their ends.
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The case is filled with water and has glitter and reflective confetti that falls whichever way the phone tilts.
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They're both attacking existing markets with a new approach reflective of the way that companies are now doing business.
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There are two types of nostalgia, restorative and reflective, according to Svetlana Boym, author of The Future of Nostalgia.
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Sanitation workers — both collectors and supervisors — wear different shades of dark green uniforms with a reflective vest on top.
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The shallow progressiveness of the BET Awards — and honestly the entire network — is reflective of "old school" Black values.
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It can be reflective, as in Thomas Eakins's 1885 portrait of a man (popularly believed to be Walt Whitman).
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It was a more reflective black that was meant to let him stand out against the darkness behind him.
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The association does not hold any debt but this is reflective of its business model as a service provider.
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"The financial performance in the near term is very solid and Q4 was certainly reflective of that," Schmidt said.
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The diversity that you will see here tonight will be reflective of the great democracy that we live in.
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He derided Trump's remarks as reflective of an unpresidential attitude, declaring again that the Republican nominee's temperament was disqualifying.
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And the reaction of Mount Sinai as an institution is reflective of a broader crisis at our nation's hospitals.
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Today, the brand introduced a capsule of splatter-printed garments that are reflective — meant to glow in low light.
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The tools he uses (paints, canvases) are reflective of the more art-friendly federal prison system, Glowacki points out.
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You have to help him become more self-reflective and that's what you want to talk about with him.
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"It's reflective of the current administration's trade policies and focus on America First," Febrey told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The set is literally in the shadow of Jussie's apartment building ... it's the high-rise with the reflective windows.
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"Having a male-centric municipal code is inaccurate and not reflective of our reality," Robinson said, according to CNN.
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What the collection really seemed to nail, though, is inventive styling, which is completely reflective of Palermo's own aesthetic.
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When the new moon arrives in Libra, that reflective energy is turned on our relationships and interactions with others.
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The simultaneity of these emotions and experiences can be confusing, even as it expresses something earnestly thoughtful and reflective.
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In direct sunlight, the MARQ Athlete's reflective LCD display is as bright and crisp as the Apple Watch's OLED.
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It's a more actively reflective effort than 2012's Attack On Memory or 2014's Here And Nowhere Else.
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The only distraction was that some highly reflective surfaces like a metal flooring appeared to jitter and wobble slightly.
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But as time progressed, a reflective band—whitish against Uranus' blue hues—began to appear encircling the north pole.
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These visual experiments become just as reflective within the process of making as they do in their final iteration.
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Your planetary ruler Mercury begins its retrograde on Sunday, putting you in a reflective and introspective state of mind.
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The Tamagotchi's low-res screen is cute, but hindered by a reflective cover on the screen that reflects everything.
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Her experience of abandonment is reflective of a culture where men are validated by others for having extramarital affairs.
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While contemplating that decision, I thought about my belief that local Radio should be reflective of the local community.
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For monochrome, the white and black pigments basically switch places (you see white or black on the reflective screen).
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In a conscript military, we do not need to worry about the reflective nature of society on its military.
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It's just so reflective of the #MeToo campaign: these women have really just been ignored for a long time.
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It sucked, but what unfolded could have happened at any time, and wasn't reflective of the Duterte era really.
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He said what's happening with the alt-right in Portland is actually reflective of what's happening across the country.
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The prince, perfectly outfitted in a pair of reflective sunglasses, spied on the proceedings from a palace window above.
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When the ice recedes, there's less of this reflective surface to divert the warmth, which the oceans absorb instead.
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Keith's intention is to study how reflective these materials are, which is the crux of his solar engineering research.
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It's certainly not reflective of me wanting to escape my own life... At least I don't think it is!
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