"I said, 'If you want to reproduce, you go ahead and reproduce,' " Mr. Sun said.
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Viruses reproduce by infecting cells and hijacking their DNA machinery to reproduce their own genes, making more viruses.
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Animals that reproduce asexually are rare compared to the overwhelming majority that exist as males and females and reproduce sexually.
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Female Asian ticks reproduce asexually, so a single tick can reproduce and lay 2,000 eggs after feeding on a host.
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Bark beetles normally reproduce twice a year but last year were able to reproduce three times due to the hot, dry weather.
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The animals are endangered because they're very slow to reproduce — females wait until they're 10 or 15 to reproduce, and they give birth once every five years at most.
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A fundamental part of this idea is that individuals are competing for the resources they need to reproduce, and fitness includes anything that helps an individual reproduce more than the competition.
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"When you boil life down to its essential ingredients, organisms have to reproduce to pass on our genes and we have to have enough energy to reproduce," Yeakel told me on the phone.
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Finding and training the painters to reproduce Van Gogh's work.
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She's figured out a way to reproduce on her own.
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CNBC Pro got permission to reproduce it here for subscribers.
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We have more people, but we can reproduce the sound.
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Living organisms are shaped by evolution to survive and reproduce.
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But the system, once patched, simply begins to reproduce itself.
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He speculates the solitary species may be looking to reproduce.
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Stick insects reproduce by a process called parthenogenesis — without males.
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Unfortunately, when they reproduce too quickly they make scaly scabs.
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This means that patients bodies continue to reproduce the virus.
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This is key for the cells to divide and reproduce.
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To be fair, this is hard, since donkeys reproduce slowly.
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She is not saying people weren't allowed to reproduce it.
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Long thought infertile, this is proof that replicants can reproduce.
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"We were sure Eremets would reproduce it immediately," Somayazulu said.
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Furthermore, it was difficult to reproduce and control the explosion.
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We still are born, grow, reproduce and then we die.
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This process flows from evolutionary imperatives to survive and reproduce.
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So scientists engineered yeast that can help reproduce the flavor.
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In any group only one dominant pair gets to reproduce.
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Viruses reproduce by injecting their genes inside a human cell.
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It would therefore already be unlawful to reproduce this reporting.
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And cheetahs' ability to reproduce drops significantly after age 8.
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"Wolverines don't reproduce in the absence of snow," he said.
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Today's young people are also in no rush to reproduce.
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We wish to reproduce that which gives us aesthetic pleasure.
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They are both females, who are too old to reproduce.
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Not everyone who wants to reproduce will be able to.
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It disdains large families while it fails to reproduce itself.
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They can't reproduce, so therefore they need to recruit people.
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So when a label takes a song to Spotify, the label can permit Spotify to reproduce the recording, but Spotify must separately obtain the right to reproduce the underlying composition in connection within the recording.
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Sextech companies that relate to the ability to reproduce or, the ability to not reproduce, don't always face the same problems when it comes to everything from social acceptance to advertising to raising venture funding.
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Because of this, only some of my people choose to reproduce.
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Potatoes reproduce through cloning, so their genome is laden with mutations.
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Suitable image perturbations are easy to reproduce and are, moreover, universal.
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Pollination is a fundamental natural process that allows plants to reproduce.
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I was able to reproduce it fairly successfully at home later.
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The ticks do have one unique characteristic — they can reproduce asexually.
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Photography, as Benjamin observed, could reproduce a singular work of art.
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That gave them the capability to reproduce other, more elaborate patterns.
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Some generated results, he says, but most were difficult to reproduce.
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At its core it's basically an attempt to reproduce synesthesia artistically.
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People don't teach boys to be respectful; they only reproduce sexism.
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TechCrunch was able to reproduce this claim outlined in the lawsuit.
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It turns out that humans do not reproduce like field mice.
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JE: Like a propaganda poster, we can reproduce our images everywhere.
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The software calculates what's needed to reproduce an image with drones.
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And reality doesn't always look "real" if you just reproduce it.
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"Too often, algorithms reproduce and even deepen existing inequalities," he said.
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Rockefeller University scientists are looking to reproduce antibodies of recovered patients.
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They remind us of life's most basic functions—consume, eliminate, reproduce.
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Try to reproduce some of the sounds created by the beatboxers.
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DeFi projects try to reproduce traditional financial products in the blockchain.
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If Higuain can reproduce his club form Argentina will be dangerous.
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If you cannot reproduce it, it's a lot of lost investment.
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Mr. Agard granted me permission to reproduce the list on Wordplay.
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It's not a great look when you can't reproduce your own work.
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What technology can't reproduce, however, is a sense of realness, said Palmer.
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The factors that determine how easily you'll be able to reproduce vary.
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Studies showed that it didn't; the mollusks continued to reproduce, for instance.
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Thankfully, the filmmaker doesn't try to reproduce the aesthetic of either film.
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And they tend to reproduce the hierarchies of whatever community they serve.
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When confronted, she practically swore never to reproduce, and she never did.
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Neither Melton's efforts, nor those of independent researchers, could reproduce the results.
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There's some really weird, far-out alien ways to reproduce out there.
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Koppenburg said that several other experiments have failed to reproduce SELEX's particle.
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Spores are the microscopic structures used by fungi to reproduce and spread.
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"The climate is becoming increasingly unhealthy for krill to reproduce," he said.
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Because they decay extremely quickly, scientists found it difficult to reproduce them.
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Let's see if N26 can reproduce the same success on another continent.
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We reproduce below an article from 1948, published shortly after his death.
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Rabbits, when left unattended, are known to reproduce at an alarming rate.
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They used photography to reproduce what they imagined they saw during séances.
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It suggests that memes compete, reproduce and evolve just as genes do.
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For us to reproduce those trees, we had to learn from scratch.
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Boosting diversity Coral reproduce once a year, usually around a full moon.
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It may be impossible to reproduce in prose the sensation of labor.
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Once lodged in the lung, the organism begins to reproduce almost immediately.
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I have to ask them whether I can reproduce or photograph it.
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Melton and Davison are hopeful that he and Lefty will eventually reproduce.
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Most animals won't reproduce unless their key needs are met, Metrione said.
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Tiffany Howard also knows that sound, and she can reproduce it convincingly.
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And in the wild, pandas don't particularly struggle to reproduce at all.
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The end goal is to make sure computers don't reproduce human prejudices.
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Bedbugs jump from clothing and furniture, reproduce quickly, and infest entire homes.
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However, the offspring of these altered strains were mostly unable to reproduce.
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Their life cycles also get faster, causing them to reproduce more quickly.
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The rest are hermaphroditic females that reproduce by self-fertilizing, or selfing.
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Subsurface microbes might only reproduce every thirty years, or take even longer.
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Last year, they showed earthworms could live, even reproduce, in Martian soil.
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There is a "terrifying exactitude with which crimes reproduce themselves," Quetelet said.
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But rather than merely reproduce the spaces he visits, Bey creates journeys.
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"Pop songs and novels do not reproduce," Perrault wrote in an email.
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Kovgan's film doesn't reproduce this so much as find a vivid equivalent.
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We want to reproduce the consistency and also develop even better varieties.
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And that's largely due to the fact that banana plants reproduce asexually.
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For [ Species screenwriter] Dennis, it was [about] the female imperative to reproduce.
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Here's how 9 to 5 Mac, one of the first publications to report and reproduce the bug, explained it: Motherboard's editor Jason Koebler was able to reproduce the bug by calling me and listening in from my microphone.
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But even if everyone stopped having sex, human beings could continue to reproduce.
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But will Diamond Foundry be able to reproduce the allure of mined stones?
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To beat these humans, a machine must, in some way, reproduce this magic.
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But younger people today are not in a rush to wed and reproduce.
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The plants grow and reproduce quickly, sprouting small pups in the surrounding soil.
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"He attempted to musically reproduce the feeling he had while surfing," Blair wrote.
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If they're not pollinated, they can't make fruits and seeds to reproduce themselves.
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However, their vision is not to reproduce Goodreads in a more modern format.
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The mosquitoes are genetically altered so their offspring die before they can reproduce.
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Who will claim that someone's likeness is too sacred to reproduce or steal?
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The heroes all riff on (or overtly reproduce) the ones from Blizzard's game.
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Testicular transplants can introduce unique ethical issues, since unlike other organs, they reproduce.
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The resulting mice appeared to be normal, and were even able to reproduce.
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Curious to reproduce Eric's story, Redditor bot-vladimir attempted the hack as well.
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Humans are the only natural host the virus uses to reproduce and spread.
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For the record, we reproduce the substantive portion of the original call below.
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That's why you'll want to scavenge seeds of heirloom crops, which reproduce naturally.
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There's no filter or camera or oil that lets you reproduce its significance.
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That means that the monkeys "don't reproduce the human duplication disorder," she says.
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Stagnant water is the perfect place for the Aedes aegypti mosquito to reproduce.
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Later on, I couldn't really reproduce exactly what I had done [that night].
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Cats are the only hosts in which the toxoplasma gondii parasite can reproduce.
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Those cells became the first human cell line to reproduce outside the body.
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Qualys has since announced it has been unable to reproduce its earlier finding.
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Women like Offred, with the proven ability to reproduce, are in high demand.
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Will they reproduce, hatch, grow and die differently from their Earth-bound counterparts?
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Fish from warmer areas can survive the cold, but they often can't reproduce.
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If something is around longer, wouldn't that give it more chances to reproduce?
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The diploid can reproduce because it can divide its genetic chromosome in half.
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Unable to reproduce, they die and are not replaced, and brain function deteriorates.
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Or maybe reproduce that comedy-variety show I did a few years ago.
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The progeny were all female, and each one grew up ready to reproduce.
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Can you reproduce different kinds of percussion instruments: snare drum, cymbal or conga?
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That is to say, being eaten before you get a chance to reproduce.
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Slow to reproduce, grizzlies number fewer than 2,000 in the Lower 48 states.
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Then, they will reproduce and occupy the vacant real estate of the dead.
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"They'll soon lose their chance to reproduce [in about five years]," said Long.
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You don't really understand something until you can reproduce it with an experiment.
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These conversations reproduce Paul's words as accurately as possible from the author's memory.
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Like garage work, this method was hard to standardize, and hence to reproduce.
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They thrive in hot, humid temperatures and continue to reproduce during that time.
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Machines can only capture and reproduce our inventiveness as reflected in training data.
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If they reproduce, their offspring have a higher risk of inheriting that disease.
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"Even if technology can create any object or food you want, it can't reproduce a geographic place, nor can it reproduce the thrill of authenticity that comes from standing where Caesar stood, or seeing the canvas that Raphael touched," she said.
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In such circumstances, would it become necessary and justifiable to force people to reproduce?
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Although the pair can't reproduce, the zoo said they may still expand their family.
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Do they reproduce with each other or are they hatched out of an animal?
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He is the oldest male polar bear to reproduce in a North American zoo.
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The mutation made the crayfish able to clone themselves — and reproduce only female offspring.
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AD: Linda was a person who never wanted to reproduce herself in her students.
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Look at the way sharks reproduce, it's a violent, S+M type of orgy.
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It took the pair five years to reproduce, but the wait was worth it.
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Much autism research has focused on mice because they are inexpensive and reproduce quickly.
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Even today Tibetans carry a Denisovan gene that helps them reproduce at high altitudes.
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Present-day attempts to reproduce such journeys show this to be no small feat.
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He describes it as "making sure super papa and super mama meet and reproduce".
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And direct one-to-one effects are more likely to reproduce than complicated interactions.
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In 2005, Chilean biologists discovered that the piure doesn't need a partner to reproduce.
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Smarter, faster, bigger, warier bettongs will survive the cats' wiles and predations, and reproduce.
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The bacteria were allowed to reproduce for 1,000 generations, far longer than previous studies.
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I wanted to be able to reproduce on film the complexity of that language.
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The new medicine works by blocking the virus' ability to enter cells and reproduce.
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It was the worst kind of error: erratic, subtly dangerous, and difficult to reproduce.
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These stripped-down DNA carriers also lack the tools to reproduce on their own.
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The proactive strategy is thus to rein in the forces that reproduce generational inequality.
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I suspect that we'll reproduce the responses that we've seen in our retrospective studies.
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French fishermen argue that scallops should not be harvested in summer, when they reproduce.
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They are blamed for doing what all organisms do—attempt to reproduce and survive.
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Organisms that sexually reproduce get two copies of each gene, one from each parent.
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"I didn't want to just reproduce a garment or a print," Mr. Saunders said.
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It made a very funny noise that I tried to reproduce in the track.
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Even if it is a prank, it's not something you could reproduce or plan.
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The Environmental Protection Agency warns that bugs reproduce quickly and are resistant to pesticides.
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Jellyfish can asexually reproduce — meaning they don't necessarily need a mate to have babies.
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When the eggs reproduce, they cause cysts that become infected lesions inside the body.
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And because of that uncanny confluence, deGrom's season may be near impossible to reproduce.
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If you know the seed and the transformation rule, you can reproduce the sequence.
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It's 2027, and society has been plagued with infertility, removing humans' ability to reproduce.
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My own exam dreams are simultaneously boring to reproduce and pulse-quickening to remember.
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"All that matters from an evolutionary standpoint is that you reproduce," Dr. Perdew said.
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Two rival Communist parties each promised to reproduce on American soil the Bolshevik takeover.
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"Collaborative filtering may also reproduce whatever bias there is in people's behavior," he said.
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It's hoped that resistant animals will reproduce enough to maintain the populations of herds.
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By doing so, females could wait to reproduce at favorable times of the year.
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Staff members are trying to keep him safe in case he's able to reproduce.
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The things they were speaking to me all this while, I cannot reproduce here.
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Other researchers need to dig into this study and try to reproduce its findings.
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I asked her to teach me how to reproduce an image the same way.
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Dr. Mason worried that, because trapdoors take so long to mature and don't reproduce often, an increase in the frequency of wildfires — which is what climate scientists predict for Australia — could wipe out trapdoor spiders that had not had the chance to reproduce.
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These spiders live for only a year, and reproduce just once during their brief lifetimes.
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Migrating to reproduce, the fish are snapped up before they have the chance to multiply.
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They reproduce remarkably clear and detailed sound owing in part to their open-back design.
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Sonarworks says that its goal is to reproduce what the original artists recorded or intended.
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Why aren't we facilitating this in a way where we can reproduce that business model?
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A mold cutter works with a rubber mold used to reproduce a piece in quantity.
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But efforts to reproduce older studies do seem to be changing science for the better.
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The publication was unable to reproduce Troughton-Smith's findings when they tested for the feature.
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To reproduce not only what is already produced but what is completely overproduced and unwanted.
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To reproduce, the spider wasp first injures a huntsman spider to the point of paralysis.
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The bottom line: the grandsons of the y-less mice were able to reproduce normally.
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This could've left dinosaurs in fragmented habitats with limited opportunities to reproduce, according to researchers.
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There, they grow and reproduce, spreading their spindly thalli (stem-like structures) through the skin.
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For the sake of "inclusive gameplay," Ubisoft chose not to reproduce this in their game.
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If there's a fault in the way the D8000 reproduce vocals, I haven't found it.
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That exact shade of red is physically impossible to reproduce on most displays and TVs.
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On Wednesday evening, Mitalipov fired back on Twitter, challenging other scientists to reproduce his results.
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Since they decay extremely quickly, scientists found it difficult to reproduce them more than once.
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If too many cats reproduce in the enclosure, all the native species will be killed.
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I want to reproduce what it's like to listen to the radio but with albums.
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Then, using algorithms, they digitally peeled apart the six pages to legibly reproduce handwritten words.
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"I think we have this very dark and strange compulsion to reproduce ourselves," he says.
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Multiple neural nets analyze the data and reproduce the depth effect right in the viewfinder.
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Lively aims to reproduce the feeling that comes with competing at a bar trivia night.
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Other uses include making insect pests unable to reproduce and plants that naturally resist disease.
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Liew said Tam's genetic material has been preserved for future attempts to reproduce Sumatran rhinos.
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What a subwoofer does is essentially extend the lower frequencies that the speakers can reproduce.
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They mimicked the natural conditions that signal corals to reproduce, like sunsets and moon phases.
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I tried to reproduce on the blank paper how she looked in my mind's eye.
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"I try to reproduce the thing in every possible way except form," Mr. Fisk said.
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T. gulosa is a parasitic worm that requires a vector species to reproduce and spread.
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The fabric pieces are meant to reproduce the effects of the air — very low-tech.
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One group will die, trapped upriver; the other will never make it back to reproduce.
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We're left with the gnawing feeling that love is how we reproduce ourselves in others.
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Not every product briefing involves a large hidden speaker trucked in to reproduce plane noise.
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But it's not clear if all future penis-transplant recipients will be able to reproduce.
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Algorithms trained on this database run the risk of making decisions that reproduce these judgements.
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The drive to reproduce is among the strongest desires, both for couples and for societies.
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And this plant won't reproduce unless it passes through an elephant's gut, Dr. Valenta said.
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The higher threshold encourages labs to reproduce their own work before submitting to a publication.
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Grizzlies, which are slow to reproduce, number fewer than 2,000 bears across the Lower 48.
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Environmental regulators tend to be more protective of nesting bald eagles because they reproduce slowly.
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The 12-over-12 sash windows similarly reproduce an early style but are double-glazed.
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"New ways of organizing work reproduce old forms of inequality," they wrote in another paper.
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Psychology fares worse still in these surveys (possibly because its studies are cheaper to reproduce).
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It encourages them to reproduce, leading more people to inevitably rely on costly government programs.
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The trouble is not that we don't recognize it but that we can't reproduce it.
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Women who will be more than happy to reproduce the old-fashioned way, sans spores.
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Ocean acidification makes it harder for shellfish, including oysters, to build their shells and reproduce.
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Without sea ice, bears are expected to become skinnier, reproduce less, and see population declines.
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That logo did not reproduce well online, where Volkswagen now does most of its marketing.
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"If there's no new habitat construction, they will most likely not reproduce," Ms. Karpanty said.
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And, they noted they were unable to reproduce the results of the users' data themselves.
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VRE bacteria reproduce by pinching in at the center and dividing into two separate cells.
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But Ms. Jensen has also embraced a hormonal technique that helps ewes reproduce year-round.
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In other words, museums effectively reiterate and reproduce social class dispositions through a discriminatory categorization.
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When reefs die off and become fragmented, it is harder for corals to reproduce naturally.
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I'm not a priest but someone who's trying to reproduce the complexity of people's characters.
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That's sort of like humans with their biological need to reproduce and spread our DNA.
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But Uganda's government won't have to do it every six months, because the bananas reproduce.
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Crisp and focused, the paintings project all of the complexities of the memories they reproduce.
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Such a concept of history cannot reproduce anything more than just violence, real or symbolic.
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Advocating for the "science of better breeding," eugenicists endorsed sterilizing people considered unfit to reproduce.
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But you can reproduce this with a full length mirror near a window with good sunlight.
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Lots of Ants, Wasps, and BeesImage: dasWebweib/Wikimedia CommonsSome species can reproduce both sexually and asexually.
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This is the next step in natural selection, he argues, because cyborgs can reproduce and evolve.
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Other fungi that do sexually reproduce tend to do so while hanging out in the dirt.
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Features shielded from view are extremely difficult to copy, let alone reproduce using normal machine tools.
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It's potentially good news if, one day, animals and people will have to reproduce beyond Earth.
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That makes it hard to reproduce anything like the Franco-German collaboration that drew Europe together.
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Due to the long nursing period, females only reproduce every three to five years, Silva said.
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In order to not die off, bacteria and viruses have to efficiently infect us and reproduce.
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The difference in wing length can affect traits such as the ability to reproduce and longevity.
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Well, I think of life broadly as any process that can retain its complexity and reproduce.
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Without it, we run the risk of employing automated systems that reproduce biases at light speed.
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In the wild, Elkhorn corals only reproduce once a year, following the full moon in August.
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" She continued, "There are so many shows centered around this very true fact that people reproduce.
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That holds up in my testing — less banding, more gradations of tone that reproduce more accurately.
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Although insect-eating birds are disappearing from European farmlands, plants still grow, attract pollinators and reproduce.
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Instagram didn't kill it with good-enough, but it may have hurt Snapchat's ability to reproduce.
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Such precarity is why zoos spend so much effort trying to persuade captive pandas to reproduce.
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Automated hiring algorithms reproduce this effect if they are trained on the characteristics of existing employees.
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The Max is not a reference speaker and it's not designed to reproduce a flat sound.
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Is it even possible to adequately reproduce the experience on the Xbox One's comparatively weak CPU?
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In front of bigger crowds and faster bowling, he could not reproduce his blistering county form.
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Gizmodo has chosen not to reproduce the image but a censored version is available at ProPublica.
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We've seen historic gains in our rights to marry, work, reproduce, and live openly and freely.
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Nothing can make you more obsessed with science and technology than the biological imperative to reproduce.
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That's why the report contains step-by-step instructions so you can reproduce the model later.
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In contrast to most tick species, a single female Asian longhorned tick can reproduce without mating.
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These antibodies instead inadvertently help the dengue virus enter human immune cells and reproduce more easily.
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They have gills, and through their gills they literally release spores into the earth to reproduce.
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These are the ones that will reproduce more rapidly, creating the situation we are now in.
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But if they are not, then the algorithm is going to reproduce their errors and biases.
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For instance, many dolphins were killed and many of those that lived were unable to reproduce.
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That way, they ought to get at least a little time to reproduce and replace themselves.
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What's more, rats reproduce quickly and they probably don't need sunlight to do it, Walsh adds.
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So, too, humans restlessly seek power, fame and money in a race to survive and reproduce.
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With molds, he could reproduce and customize successful images, cultivating a bifocal market, elitist and popular.
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Echo represents the primordial animal inside humans—the one that wants to acquire, conquer, and reproduce.
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Now let's see if iAdvize can reproduce the same kind of success in a new market.
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Kitchen citizenship means being able to reproduce the country's pastry patrimony and recognize its formal requirements.
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The fish make the trip only once in their life — it's their only chance to reproduce.
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And would surgical methods that more closely reproduce an individual's original knee anatomy reduce the risk?
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We take it for granted that we can control when and how we want to reproduce.
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A species is a group of similar animals that can interbreed and exchange genes to reproduce.
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Some species favor harsh, changeable environments that sometimes go dry, and their individuals reproduce without sex.
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On the one hand, 3D printers are nowhere close to being able to reproduce complex gadgets.
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Milder winters — the result of climate change — make it easier for rats to survive and reproduce.
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They'll reproduce when some other energy source comes along — and that takes time, perhaps geological time.
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They are a shared connection between people, a deeply moving experience that studio recordings can't reproduce.
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It means that we need, more than ever, to reproduce research to make sure it's robust.
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Via a tadpole inserted through the eyeball, similar to how Xenomorphs in Alien reproduce via Facehuggers.
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In fact, it became clear very fast that women like me are expected not to reproduce.
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The most affecting subplot has Walter trying to reproduce his recently deceased wife's sweet potato pie.
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If left untreated, chlamydia can leave a person sterile, which means they are unable to reproduce.
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These entanglements slow right whales down, making it difficult for them to swim, reproduce and feed.
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Several subsequent studies trying to reproduce the results have found no link between vaccines and autism.
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"We can plant so many, but then the coral itself has to reproduce," Ms. Goh said.
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The Witcher's designers had to constantly produce and reproduce outfit pieces to keep the shoots rolling.
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Lithium ion has stuck around for so long because it is cheap and easy to reproduce.
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Gadgets are being made to numb the feet to reproduce the symptoms of diabetic nerve disease.
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Once established, bananas reproduce by sending up genetically identical shoots, which farmers could replant or sell.
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The most important thing was to reproduce, because half the children died when they were infants.
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The variety is so great that none of us, with our vaunted versatility, could reproduce them all.
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Social scientists (mostly male) have found that – surprise, surprise – men just don't fancy women who can't reproduce.
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Some species of sharks, snakes, turkeys, rays, and Komodo dragons have been able to reproduce without males.
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Party officials have to try to reproduce this mix of technical, legal, and human resources from scratch.
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It's also mastered to reproduce more colors and better contrast—specifically, it can replicate up to rec.
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Occasionally, though, these viruses will wake and reproduce, spreading the virus to other cells -- or other people.
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Each spring, they emerge en masse to reproduce—gathering in "mating balls" that can persist for days.
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Even before the meeting, much thought had gone into how the paper would reproduce the written exchange.
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Species exist to reproduce, and how long a creature lives really depends on when it has babies.
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When they mate with wild female Aedes aegypti, their offspring do not live long enough to reproduce.
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In many marine animals, microplastics are thought to shorten their lifespans and affect their ability to reproduce.
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And clown fish, most of which remain in their bleached home, don't reproduce like they used to.
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Being there I realized it wasn't possible to reproduce with any fidelity the color of the Amazon.
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We reached Earth Overshoot Day on August 8, taking more natural capital than the planet can reproduce.
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That's because the injected vaccine doesn't immunize the intestines, where the vaccine-derived strains reproduce and thrive.
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When this happens, the virus can then successfully attack and reproduce in bodies that have been inoculated.
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Scientists are now working to help Sudan reproduce via in vitro fertilization using eggs taken from Najin.
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Things get confusing here, so I'm just going to reproduce exactly what Vanya said word-for-word.
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That gives other kinds of animals, which may reproduce more slowly, a chance at food and survival.
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Six were photographed and published in enough detail for anyone to reproduce a physical copy of it.
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It helps you reproduce your favorite cup accurately, and it's great for trying other people's brewing recommendations.
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His experiments showed that screwworm pupae could grow into sterile adults that could mate, but not reproduce.
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His research team at McGill University in Montreal tried to reproduce the process in solution, but failed.
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It's "green" or "super-green" because the fish reproduce at a young age and have healthy populations.
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Since then, Wada has been on a quest to reproduce otherworldly sounds with tech that nobody wants.
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I see, and when you find a good groove you figure out how to reproduce it live?
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From carbon sinks to fisheries, humanity has taken more from nature than it's been able to reproduce.
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That the exhibition seemed to reproduce rather than respond to such privilege felt like a missed opportunity.
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Combined, these mutations would have made the species 40 percent less likely to reproduce than modern humans.
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When we remember — as psychologists so often tell us — we don't reproduce the past, we create it.
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If you want to test this bug at home, I was able to reproduce it quite easily.
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I can't just give all the rights to reproduce my project without my involvement in some form.
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In general, when given the option, animals will turn to sex even if they can self-reproduce.
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Most bridal shows will feature the latest trends that you may want to reproduce for your wedding.
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"I think it's outstanding for so young a scientist to reproduce these results," Dr. Pérez Izquierdo said.
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The only thing the photos can't reproduce is the rush of wind and the onslaught of noise.
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"I can never reproduce in the laboratory what goes on in the hotbed of competition," said Karageorghis.
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The company is not apparently obtaining the necessary licenses to reproduce the written versions of these works.
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Some of its efforts, though, come across as little more than pressuring women to marry and reproduce.
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The white pines, for instance, reproduce only during fires, when their seed pods explode in the heat.
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They'll face a healthier Chiefs squad this time around, though they could reproduce some effective tactics. 53.
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This story has been updated to reflect that Facebook received this additional certification, which we reproduce here.
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But real tone deafness — amusia, the inability to recognize or reproduce musical tones— is rare, she added.
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A common type of H.I.V. needs this protein, among others, to enter cells in order to reproduce.
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Why do artists continue to go along with these violent and unimaginative projects and even reproduce them?
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Blade Runner 2049 focuses much of its attention on the concept of a replicant's ability to naturally reproduce.
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Not only does it reproduce by seed, it also spreads by rhizomes, which are long, slender underground stems.
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So, they did a follow-up study, which set out to reproduce and flesh out the original results.
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Whether one of the parties has no ability to reproduce other than through using these frozen pre-embryos.
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"If you could reproduce Twitter inside of Facebook, why would you go to Twitter?" says the former executive.
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Without these animals, plants won't be able to reproduce, including the crops locals grow for selling and eating.
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If the testes were transferred, the recipient may have had the ability to reproduce with the donor's sperm.
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Do I really believe everyone's going to have the instant ability to reproduce guns for themselves anytime soon?
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The right to reproduce or transfer the Work via any medium must be secured with the copyright owner.
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As several scenes throughout the series have suggested, White Walkers need live human sacrifices in order to reproduce.
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When hackers forge this data, they can't reproduce this noise, so the system knows when things go awry.
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The Verge has been able to reproduce the ghost presses on one of our OnePlus 7 review units.
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Due to the large numbers of offspring they reproduce, many marbled crayfish owners dumped the babies into lakes.
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In some cases, it's legal to temporarily reproduce a copyrighted work, which is what providing a stream does.
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Glioblastoma is considered a highly invasive tumor in the central nervous system because its cells reproduce extremely quickly.
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This "gain of function" allows the defective spermatogonia to reproduce and spread faster than the surrounding normal spermatogonia.
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This is how embryo viability has been measured in the past—the more cells that reproduce, the better.
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During pollination, insects, birds and bats transfer pollen between plants, which allows them to make seeds and reproduce.
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This inability of artificial intelligence to reproduce our smiles is teaching us something about the history of art.
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But they only produce more VLPs, which cannot, on their own, reproduce and continue the cycle of infection.
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"There are so many shows centered around this very true fact that people reproduce," Clarke told the magazine.
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Bees also enjoy swarming — although "enjoy" might be the wrong word, as swarming is how hives naturally reproduce.
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Studies that yield highly significant results are more likely to reproduce than those that are just barely significant.
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Importantly, we were unable to reproduce the below error and it may just be a one-off thing.
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And we need to better understand and reproduce nutrients and flavor molecules in addition to producing pure calories.
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Now the race is on to figure out how to reproduce what happened to Perkins in everyone else.
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When humans reproduce, women are the only ones who pass on a type of DNA called mitochondrial DNA.
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It has a staggering 806PPI, 350 nit brightness level, and can reproduce 97 percent of the color gamut.
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The male mosquitoes are modified so their offspring will die before reaching adulthood and being able to reproduce.
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Worker wasps, who cannot reproduce, spend their lives sourcing food for the growing larvae back in the nest.
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They cited pressures that hunting and encroaching human development posed to a species that is slow to reproduce.
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In South Florida, the Burmese python will like the warmer temperatures and reproduce more, potentially decimating mammal populations.
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Without a female it will never reproduce sexually, though offshoots have been used to make clones of it.
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They can go without food or water for as long as 30 years, yet live to reproduce again.
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How do subsurface microbial zombies reproduce, or live without dividing for millions to tens of millions of years?
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Despite its simplicity, our model was able to reproduce how rice methylmercury concentrations vary across different Chinese provinces.
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They can reproduce at a rapid rate, and owners whose dogs are taken away can quickly replace them.
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It's what allows plants to reproduce and grow the fruits and vegetables humans need for a balanced diet.
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The ability to reproduce past events is considered a stringent test of the merits of any geological model.
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Some experts believe that the large databases used to train modern machine learning programs reproduce existing human prejudices.
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VICE: In your scientific opinion, do the dragons from Game of Thrones definitely fuck each other to reproduce?
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If a court took the word "reproduce" literally, that too would limit the data the EPA can use.
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Squids and octopuses don't live long lives — typically, just long enough to reproduce in one spectacularly gruesome affair.
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Because of that, it was critical, as far as The Times saw it, to reproduce the documents themselves.
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Many of us reproduce at later ages and recognize that we may not see our beloveds become adults.
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This is not exactly surprising, Beasley says, because wild boar are opportunistic and reproduce at a high rate.
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But does the feisty drama about two older women reproduce the power dynamic it set out to critique?
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He could hear and reproduce sounds in a way — I don't know — that maybe Bob Dylan could do.
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What's most natural to us, just as to any living creature, is to seek to survive and reproduce.
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Glioblastoma multiforme is the most common and deadliest of the glial tumors because the cells reproduce so rapidly.
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The quality of balsamic matters; its sweet and syrupy flavor is almost impossible to reproduce any other way.
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Rather than reproduce Barragán images from Zanco's book, for instance, Magid framed a copy of the book itself.
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" We can't reproduce any of her jokes here, but we will endorse this sketch's impersonations of the "Mrs.
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Male and female Christmas tree worms reproduce by casting their sperm and eggs into the water in synchrony.
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Hank Greely explains for Vox why in 20 to 40 years, most Americans won't have sex to reproduce.
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I wanted to reproduce what my signature comic line would look like blown up, and this canvas worked.
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But she also knows Luke lives in Canada and that she's a handmaid—forced to reproduce or face death.
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Created completely by hand, the analog process yields a warmth and idiosyncratic quality hard to reproduce with digital technology.
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This does not appear to be the situation here: Loeb has not claimed inability to reproduce without the embryos.
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Consumers are allowed to resell copyrighted works under the so-called first sale doctrine, but not to reproduce them.
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Gizmodo was able to reproduce the ads appearances, though they don't appear to be running on any other video.
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To reproduce, many (but not all) plants need to transfer pollen from the male plant onto a female flower.
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In a world in which reproduction has become challenging, their primary goal is to reproduce (but do so piously).
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You couldn't live without your limbic system and you couldn't reproduce without it and that's why it has evolved.
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To reproduce, the female seahorse leaves her eggs in the male seahorse's brood pouch, where the eggs are fertilized.
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When they reproduce, the male puts the fertilized eggs in his mouth, which is where they stay until hatching.
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Also, she was unable to reproduce the autoplay video feature using mobile search, it only occurred on desktop searches.
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In light of this, the decision to reproduce doesn't feel like a personal choice among several equally valid options.
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According to creator Ethan Shaftel, it critiques the way that a new medium can reproduce old forms of bigotry.
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These insects are key for spreading the mushroom's spores so the mushroom can reproduce and colonize new food sources.
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But one thing the Art Institute cannot reproduce is the raffishness of the original shows, their provisionality and brashness.
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That's bad for plants, which need pollinators to reproduce, and for the pollinators, who are sustained by the flowers.
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Males who survive mating encounters can potentially reproduce multiple times, which can also be seen as a reproductive advantage.
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Then they distilled those down to a set of master characteristics and figured out how to reproduce them computationally.
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"We could reproduce that color if we overstretch the colors and brighten and oversaturate the blue channel," he said.
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They're essential for restoring nutrients to the soil, clearing out decay, and helping plants like the lodgepole pine reproduce.
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But a combination of 23D modelling, scanning and cheap 230D printers allows fans to reproduce items like never before.
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After you sculpt your next great MoMA-worthy miniature, reproduce your work with a machine that captures every contour.
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The catch for all of these Democrats is that they'll have to reproduce their success two years from now.
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But the laptop's screen now steps in to reproduce the higher frequencies, like a game's soundtrack, or character voices.
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We recently ended our week-long investigation into How We Reproduce—or, as it turns out, how we don't.
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A turtle has to stay alive for anywhere from eight to 25 years before it's mature enough to reproduce.
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When distribution channels shifted and everyone with a computer could download and reproduce songs, copyright became hard to enforce.
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As an organic book, one that can reproduce independently, Synthia is self-publishing, but it is self-revising too.
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It may be designed this way so the immune system won't affect the chances of being able to reproduce.
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After few trials and errors trying to reproduce the issue, I found that the very first call to passwordrecovered.
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Yamaha's Fabio Quartararo finished a disappointing seventh, failing to reproduce the speed which earned him pole position on Saturday.
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Researchers and journalists are uncovering all the ways that AI can reproduce human prejudices along racist and sexist lines.
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It's buggy, too, usually, in an intermittent and hard-to-reproduce way, frustrating users, developers, and co-founders alike.
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Trying to make sense of a cultural outlier, an oddity, is just as senseless as trying to reproduce it.
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However, they don't fit into contemporary society and their Dr. Moreau-esque tortures have left them unable to reproduce.
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Do you think there's something about Clippy's shape, or the design principles involved, that make it easy to reproduce?
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These startling results have been confirmed by some outside researchers, although others have been unable to reproduce the findings.
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As far as Somali slang goes, it's difficult to reproduce it without coming off as biting from young artists.
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For example, males that have to compete with other males to reproduce tend to have really, really large testes.
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These vile pests the color of excrement reproduce all year and know where to find warm places to hide.
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"We have this natural experiment where a species has given up the way it used to reproduce," he said.
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But the other problem is that artificial intelligence is known to reproduce biases that aren't explicitly coded into it.
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The heavy rain, which is increasing fresh vegetation is also creating the perfect environment for the locust to reproduce.
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He goes so far as to suggest cultural artifacts can be viewed as organisms: They grow, change, and reproduce.
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The version they will play at the Met Breuer in March will reproduce the entire suite, but not faithfully.
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Their instincts paid off, especially after Mr. Snoddy designed a device that could reproduce a fuzz tone on demand.
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So we fully reproduce all vital signs that are measured as a standard of care in [a] NICU unit.
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Researchers have to submit a detailed description of the issue, and enough detail to allow Apple to reproduce it.
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"When Piaget decided to reproduce the hard stone watches, suddenly there was competition on the market," Mr. Somlo said.
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"Salmon make the ultimate sacrifice in order to reproduce and without them, Katmai's ecosystem would be impoverished," said Fitz.
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Escapan rápidamente al control tanto del fotoperiodista que las capta y las reproduce como del medio que las publica.
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WhatsApp can't read them and therefore can't reproduce them if ever required to by government or law enforcement agencies.
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Indeed, the considerable physical, financial, and emotional lengths to which many, many people will go to reproduce via IVF and other assisted reproductive means (a billion dollar industry) is evidence of a drive to reproduce that is separate, or at least separable, from any of the other reasons we have sex (e.g.
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Even after watching someone enter a six-digit PIN twice, only 27 percent of the subjects could reproduce it correctly.
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Image: Luis Miguel Bugallo Sánchez/Wikimedia CommonsWhile earthworms are all hermaphrodites, they do not reproduce asexually, contrary to popular belief.
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"The bioprinter holds promise to more naturally reproduce tissues in the body than other current bioprinting methods," said Dr. Smith.
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Once the tool has identified a bug, it'll give the developer access to test cases to help reproduce the issue.
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On being rebuffed, another researcher associated with Cambridge's psychology faculty, Aleksandr Kogan, offered to step in and reproduce the model.
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"There are all sorts of hidden and forgotten structures under the city where they can go to reproduce," Curtis said.
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Plants not only perceive light but many other qualities of their environments that affect their survival and ability to reproduce.
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Building up their numbers is horrifyingly easy, too, since longhorned ticks have the ability to both sexually and asexually reproduce.
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Attorney: Order violates woman's rights Judges in Texas, Wisconsin, Indiana and Massachusetts have tried to regulate the right to reproduce.
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Though they contain genetic material, they cannot reproduce or sustain themselves on their own, and so they require a host.
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There are some species of lizard that really do reproduce asexually as a rule, like the all-female whiptail lizard.
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Steger began the process by placing strings along the section of the boulder he intended to reproduce for his piece.
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"We want everyone to have access to reproductive rights," said Goldstein, "and the ability to reproduce if they so desire."
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If a pathogen's purpose is to reproduce, it has to balance its virulence with its ability to infect host cells.
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A Watchmen sequel was, by definition, never going to reproduce that sense of a world that couldn't support a sequel.
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We need different minds with different backgrounds and ideas to work together with a specific purpose—to reproduce our planet.
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The horses reproduce at a rate of 20 percent each year, far exceeding what the land can provide, officials said.
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The stuff Google achieves with its extended Night Sight exposure system is literally impossible to reproduce with post-processing software.
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Microsoft swapped my power supply as it was faulty, and I was never able to reproduce the same disconnect problem.
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Even so, Evans' fellow twitter users were unable to reproduce the results he reported to Apple:Then, Evans deleted the tweet.
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The multiplicity of blades reflected the fecundity of nature, which he would strive to reproduce with ever-more-delicate gouging.
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I'm told the digital files will reproduce all of the imperfections that vinyls have for that extra authentic audio experience.
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Demography can heighten paranoia and resentment within countries, when one national or ethnic group appears to reproduce faster than another.
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For example, Netflix says that by using its service, you agree not to archive, download, reproduce, or distribute its videos.
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Essentially, the algorithm learns to recognize patterns in a particular person's speech, and then reproduce those patterns during simulated speech.
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By issuing these new guidelines, the WHO is seeking to give everyone "the right to reproduce," according to the authors.
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Could it then look at a set of photos, and draw on those same aesthetics to reproduce a different set?
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Wisely, Kessel never attempts to reproduce Austen's sparkling sentences, but they would sound out of place in Mary's mouth anyway.
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That flexibility allows for truly unique sound shaping capabilities, though it's next-to-impossible to accurately reproduce previously created ideas.
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They usually set up shop in blood vessels, where they take a page from viruses, invading other cells to reproduce.
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Overfishing can change the size of the fish that remain and impact how quickly they reproduce, further depleting fish stocks.
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"Within a generation, men may lose the ability to reproduce entirely," Daniel Noah Halpern wrote in the magazine last September.
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Their children were also able to reproduce, with the researchers overseeing three generations of male mice without a Y chromosome.
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Defining a viral "species" is controversial, as viruses reproduce asexually and frequently swap DNA with one another and their hosts.
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She had ulterior motives, though — in marrying Gonsalvus off, she also hoped to reproduce his genetic condition in his offspring.
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We reproduce it here, in its entirety: Quotient, before you uploaded your consciousness, you had asked me a final question.
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To do this, Shaked first did a test where he tried to reproduce the nonce of a previously mined block.
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And when human activities interfere with the way sea creatures reproduce, that can seriously affect what humans get to eat.
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It was entirely predictable that intergenerational wealth disparities would reproduce themselves as less-advantaged workers use the existing system differently.
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Wax palms cannot reproduce outside a forest: Their seedlings die in full sun, or are eaten by cows and pigs.
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If replicants were to rise up or—perish the thought—to reproduce, there might be no way to contain them.
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They hypothesize that the drug may work in people by making it harder for viruses to reproduce in human cells.
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At the same time, wild boars contaminated by radioactive material continued to reproduce and eat crops in the Fukushima area.
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"We're talking about the most sensitive topic I can think of: your fertility and your ability to reproduce," said Levine.
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These provisions would ensure that predators have enough food to survive and reproduce — and would help ensure a sustainable ecosystem.
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There's also a long-simmering debate around whether walruses should live in zoos and aquariums, where they struggle to reproduce.
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If you limit yourself to the tools and framework of the present, you're destined to reinforce and reproduce the present.
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One reason for suppressing would be if a harmful finding was difficult to discover but easy to reproduce, Scharre says.
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They seemed to live mostly underground, surfacing only long enough to reproduce, an M.O. that made them difficult to study.
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To reproduce, the plant flings tiny seeds from a small torpedo-shape fruit more than 20 feet through the air.
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Quantum dot displays use semiconductor nanocrystals to reproduce a wider range of red, green, and blue that standard LED displays.
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Does virtual reality reproduce some small part of Levinas' idea, refracted and diffused through trick mirrors and high definition displays?
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The subject matter of artificial life is the making of computer programs that reproduce themselves, exhibit unexpected behavior and evolve.
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And since all evolution is reproductive, we have to remember that it's typically difficult to reproduce when you are dead.
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In an effort to reproduce the markings, the researchers used similar rocks to break apart fresh elephant bones in Tanzania.
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If a state likes ObamaCare mandates, they are welcome to reproduce all its rules and regulations at the state level.
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But the native oysters on America's East Coast, one of the most common being Crassostrea virginica, don't reproduce that way.
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The older immigrants intended to assimilate; the newer ones intend to keep their own culture and reproduce it in America.
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"This shows that they are able to grow, they are able to reproduce, they are able to develop," he said.
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Not only do these not reproduce natural sleep, they can cause urinary retention, and there's also an association with dementia.
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Put another way, androgenesis may help this fish become independent from the other Squalius species it relies on to reproduce.
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A female body can reproduce and therefore must be regulated, for her to fulfill her "purpose" in the theological sense.
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After all, when you&aposre sleeping — and all animals do — you can&apost hunt, gather, eat, reproduce, or defend yourself.
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Both Gavin and Schroeder told me that they remained skeptical that TMZ could ever reproduce its tipster regime in Washington.
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Small mosquito-like insects with a lifespan of two to three days, gnats use most of their existence to reproduce.
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For now, strategy games by and large continue to reproduce notions of progress (particularly technological progress) in an uncritical fashion.
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When you're acting, your job is to pretend that you're someone else, and do it well, and reproduce human behavior.
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And all the machinery, Mr. Rapone said, will just help "the workers to exactly reproduce the art of the designers."
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Or, I guess I&aposll take Jenny but then we&aposll have to reproduce again and make more kids.7.
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Most corals are hermaphroditic; one way they reproduce is by releasing tiny, floating packets that contain both sperm and eggs.
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The country got started with a labor of Africans – to do work for free and reproduce themselves as more workers.
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Female olms only reproduce once every six years and it takes them until the age of 15 to become sexually mature.
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Under its influence, genes become more (or less) common because their owners are more (or less) likely to survive and reproduce.
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To reproduce, the gall wasp manipulates the physical characteristics of its tree host, the sand live oak, hollowing out its stems.
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After two viewings, around 80 percent of the subjects could reproduce the pattern; 64 percent could do it after one viewing.
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Image: Robbie BarratWhen Robbie Barrat trained an AI to study and reproduce classical nude paintings, he expected something at least recognizable.
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What's more, a typical six-year-old rodent would show signs of aging and would have lost the ability to reproduce.
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Don Fernando tries to reproduce the cacao beverages prepared in the old Tlatelolco market, at the height of the Mexican empire.
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Scientists tried to reproduce the conditions on one of Saturn's moons and found that it could, perhaps, be hospitable to life.
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Pseudomatisms has its own memory, too, with large evolving databases and hard drives that record and reproduce images of the visitors.
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The acting technique emphasizes tapping into one's personal experiences to reproduce the emotions, actions, and behavior required for a dramatic performance.
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Training such a model means tuning the magnetic or electrical interactions among qubits so the network can reproduce some sample data.
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Their metabolism is slower than that of other apes, they reproduce later in life, and they nurse their babies for longer.
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Cows grow and reproduce slower than pigs and poultry, so they eat a lot more and need more land and water.
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One female lawmaker from the ruling Liberal Democratic Party wrote this summer that LGBT couples were "unproductive" because they didn't reproduce.
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Her next novel, she says, smiling, is about a future world in which women will be able to reproduce without men.
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And once those algorithms are built, explains Reset host Arielle Duhaime-Ross, they can reproduce those biases at a huge scale.
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It may seem tempting to many screenwriters to simply reproduce the Nordic Noir formula in order to create an easy hit.
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Image: Bee MovieThe bees are one of our most important ecological allies, thanks to their role ensuring our food plants reproduce.
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AI trained with biased data—eg, patterns of arrest that feature a disproportionate number of black people—may reproduce those biases.
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So if data contains overt or subconscious bias, expressed in language, then AI learning from that data will reproduce those tendencies.
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Second, it would reproduce the insanely complicated mishmash of rules that the multilateral trade system was created to simplify and trim.
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That's how the AirPods reproduce a wider soundstage than most Bluetooth earbuds without being any thicker or protruding from the ear.
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These literal attempts to reproduce the creative moment and the act of painting are the pitfalls of the art biopic genre.
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In the U.S., they are shipped across the country to pollinate crops, and wild bees help plants reproduce across the globe.
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We were able to reproduce the leak on a Samsung Wearable app that does not have any devices connected to it.
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"It would be impossible to reproduce these high-speed collisions in a lab on Earth," said Madiedo in a press release.
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Jerilyn QuintanillaThere could be a crisis in science, especially in the social and even medical sciences: Results are difficult to reproduce.
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Viewers would add the colors in their mind and these imagined colors would be more real than whatever we could reproduce.
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They thrive above ground for several months to reproduce, then fade as quickly as they flourished, ending / starting a new cycle.
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Nectar-loving pollinators play a vital role in sustaining our ecosystems by enabling plants and food crops to thrive and reproduce.
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But securing permission to reproduce copyrighted images is still a logistical and financial nightmare for many teachers, scholars, reporters, and critics.
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Japan did agree to halve its catch of juvenile bluefin (fish too young to reproduce) in the northern Pacific last year.
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The researchers speculated that changing calcium activities of neural crest cells might in turn reproduce some congenital heart defects, Liu explained.
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Their health is good, they reproduce readily in captivity and they live 10 years or more longer than their wild peers.
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In 2017, researchers will try to reproduce these results on a larger scale, in some 25 high schools across the country.
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ICOM's statement can be included in national or international legislation and there is no way a jurist could reproduce this text.
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There are even two species of pine trees that can only reproduce when fire opens their cones, releasing the seeds within.
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This is a toxic concept that abets dishonesty and asserts the happiness of people who marry and reproduce over other people's.
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One, pushed by the International Atomic Energy Agency, sterilizes lab mosquitoes with radiation so they can't reproduce when they are released.
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The settlement concerns mechanical licensing rights, which refer to a copyright holder's control over the ability to reproduce a musical work.
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Kennedy worked with a French designer to reproduce missing items, including recreating the fabric through French textile firm Tassinari and Châtel.
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"Most of the material is more than three years old and I'm actually not able to reproduce it anymore," Jelenik explains.
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Photo by Julie Hrudova Dmitry Kuklachyov said the theater doesn't spay or neuter its cats because it wants them to reproduce.
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But when we reproduce a work (via a photocopy or an ebook, say), we create not a forgery but something new.
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But training an AI platform on social media data, with the intent to reproduce a "human" experience, is fraught with risk.
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Fish of all species are being caught faster than they can reproduce, causing an unsustainable strain on the depleting fish population.
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This surprised researchers, who had worried that Romeo had stopped making his mating calls because he was too old to reproduce.
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"In general, gall wasps can have fitness consequences for their hosts — they can reproduce less, generate fewer acorns," said Dr. Egan.
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Before each show, Atamanuik spends about two hours in hair and makeup while a team of technicians reproduce Trump's distinctive appearance.
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"It's hard to reproduce," said Bret Bennington, a professor of geology at Hofstra University in New York, referring to lab work.
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Few of those images will endure like these masterly paintings, which dissect and reproduce the effects of photographic light and vision.
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Pillar coral are now classified as almost extinct since the remaining male and female clusters are too far apart to reproduce.
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The artists in "Like Life" tend to either idealize the human form or try to reproduce it as realistically as possible.
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The well-chosen selections in "Cunningham" reproduce the variety of a Cunningham Event, and give the Cunningham experience of luminous instants.
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And now that I have a child, I'm not placing undue pressure on myself or my partner to help me reproduce.
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At times, the Sanders campaign has reminded me of the Shakers, a nineteenth-century Protestant sect whose members did not reproduce.
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Outlawing abortion, to them, was necessary to discipline white women for their failure to reproduce and to preserve white political dominance.
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Wearing a headset, trainees are immersed in real-life scenarios that can be too dangerous to reproduce in the real world.
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"The same theological justifications that have been used to exclude women are used to reproduce heteronormativity in the church," Daniels explained.
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Formaldehyde—the mortuary chemical—is added to preserve the virus's structural components but destroy its capacity to infect cells and reproduce.
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Sperm counts also appear to have dropped sharply in the last 75 years, in ways that affect our ability to reproduce.
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All of our fellow animal creatures, as Aristotle observed long ago, try to stay alive and reproduce more of their kind.
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They make vats of it in the restaurant and keep it chilled, but the recipe is easy to reproduce at home.
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But in some pockets of the country its institutions have broken down enough to reproduce conditions that partly resemble state failure.
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From sets to designs to stage objects, "we can reproduce anything, any object in the world, old, new, ancient," he said.
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For the latter, Wigmore obtained original scans from the HMS London excavation team to reproduce on some of the flag designs.
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As with her "Truisms" series, Holzer's printed proclamations, affirmations, and aphorisms, reproduce the cacophony of opposing voices conveyed through mass media.
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Lundgren didn't just make thousands of copies of the restore CDs, he used a machine to reproduce the look as well.
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And at a very base level, there's the drive to reproduce, which is also mediated by feelings of love and lust.
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Fertility entrepreneurs are focused on a growing market: couples are choosing to reproduce later in life, an increasing number of female breadwinners are able to make their own decisions about when and how to reproduce, and overall, around 10% of women in the US today have trouble conceiving, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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They've allowed parents, acting in self-interest, to create school systems that reproduce, or even exacerbate, the structural inequality we see today.
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After nearly a year of continued criticisms, and failures to reproduce the results, the authors conceded that the skeptics might be right.
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That buzz -- which is much stronger on a bumblebee than other bees -- is what shakes pollen off of flowers, helping them reproduce.
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The gelatin coating used to reproduce the venation of a leaf, for example, might start peeling because gelatin is sensitive to humidity.
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Most high-end TV sets can reproduce the color gamut found in the digital movie projectors at your local theater: DCI P3.
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Because insects enable plants to reproduce, through pollination, and are food for other animals, a collapse in their numbers would be catastrophic.
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FixNation is a remarkable charity which attempts to reduce the population of feral cats by fixing stray cats so they won't reproduce.
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With all three stacked on top of each other, the exposed film is able to reproduce the full spectrum of visible light.
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However, when compared with photos of what the bakers were trying to reproduce, they're just way too hilarious to actually be disturbing.
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And increasingly scientists are realizing that if a replication fails to reproduce the original results, it doesn't mean the original was wrong.
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It is a biological term for a type of reproduction that can occur in insects that don't need a male to reproduce.
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I thought about taking it in for repair but realized I couldn't reproduce it in the store since it only happens sporadically.
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One thing scientists are learning is that studies with higher statistical power (a function of sample size) are more likely to reproduce.
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Clara's approach is known as "human in the loop"—the idea being that humans add value that no machine could ever reproduce.
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For evolutionary biologists, "fitness" is a measure of natural selection: the average propensity of individuals of a species to survive and reproduce.
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Since the parasites cannot mature or reproduce in humans, they will die eventually, but in the meantime, they may cause physical problems.
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The Shinola headphones did not reproduce David Gilmour's smoker coughs and sniffles during the song's intro; one cough sounds like shuffling papers.
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But no matter the type, the price of the headphones was not a determining factor in their ability to reproduce sound accurately.
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Gradually, as medical illustrations became better and easier to reproduce in textbooks, the need for demonstrations with real "specimens" seemed to dissipate.
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So they don't fight for access to resources, like in the territorial species, but they actually fight for an opportunity to reproduce.
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The fear of an engineered bug escaping and thriving does not extend to bits of bugs, since these cannot reproduce by themselves.
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Many organisms take much more time to grow and reproduce compared to their counterparts on land because they subsist on fewer nutrients.
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This is a well-understood experimental organism and one ideal for Dr Desai's purpose because it can reproduce both sexually and asexually.
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So don't let museums tell you that what you're paying for is the right to legally reproduce their photograph of their painting.
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To be clear, this isn't true blur; Apple is using software to reproduce this kind of effect you get on a camera.
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These mutations happen as the father gets older and his sperm continues to reproduce, creating more opportunities for error in DNA replication.
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Mosquitoes suck up gametocytes—adult versions of the parasite that are able to reproduce—circulating in the blood of an infected human.
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The hardy Aedes aegypti mosquitoes that carry Zika can reproduce even within a dab of water lying in an overturned bottle cap.
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Some will change their behaviors in response to soaring global temperatures; they might, say, reproduce earlier in the year, when it's cooler.
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Moreover, as soon as the AI learns how it engaged one person, it can reproduce the same mechanism on thousands of users.
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Wolbachia can kill the male larvae of some host species, for example, or allow the females of another to reproduce without males.
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Instabug then captures the steps to reproduce the problem and all other device details so that developers can fix the bug faster.
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The team that wrote it, led by John Carr of Cambridge University, found that the virus actually helps its host to reproduce.
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Or a study on the BP oil spill's impact on public health in coastal Gulf communities: How can one reproduce that event?
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Most recordings in Toronto's punk scene are done in improvised non-studio spaces and by people teaching themselves how to reproduce sound.
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The pill counterfeiters take the trouble to get the shape and color right and even reproduce the manufacturer's imprint on each pill.
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"You can't really reproduce the expectation that those individuals must have had on the show to lose weight -- the pressure," Kraschnewski said.
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The best version of America empowers females to access contraception to control their ability to reproduce and to manage severe gynecologic conditions.
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To address this, Dr. Nosek and his many collaborators consulted closely with the authors of the studies they were trying to reproduce.
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Using COTS hardware forces us to reproduce that genericity into our framework, instead of designing ad-hoc hardware for every new task.
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I am not part plant, nor do I reproduce asexually, although I'd be totally cool with that if it were the case.
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Aurinia is aiming to reproduce the successful results of the drug's Phase-2 trial, which Glickman hopes would lead to regulatory approval.
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Obviously, we have been able to choose the correct course of action enough of the time to survive long enough to reproduce.
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That's to say nothing of the complex computer chips whose microscopic features are far too tiny for any 3D printer to reproduce.
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We are living through a Cambrian explosion of personalized information — every time we hit return, our preferences seem to reproduce themselves parthenogenetically.
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But on closer examination, if the goal of any living organism is to reproduce, the beautiful poinsettia has done well for itself.
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Soon we had producers contacting us and waving copyrights, allowing us to reproduce videos as we saw fit for a local audience.
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The researchers are looking for drugs that shield proteins in our own cells that the coronavirus depends on to thrive and reproduce.
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Like coronaviruses, HIV uses RNA as its genetic material, so these different viruses may be using similar enzymes to function and reproduce.
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Because it's difficult to make a computer reproduce these changing patterns, virtual shiny objects often look distorted and flattened—not very realistic.
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The robust immune systems of younger folks will better combat a potent virus that seeks to frenetically reproduce in their respiratory tract.
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Pharmamar said Aplidin could block a protein that scientific publications have shown to be necessary for the coronavirus to reproduce and spread.
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Females can lay up to 158 eggs per egg pod, and are able to reproduce at least three times throughout their life.
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Because investigators seeking to build upon seminal studies struggle to reproduce the original findings, researchers have deemed the problem a reproducibility crisis.
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Beasts of all varieties and sizes scamper and slink, gallop and play, fight and reproduce for the movie's crew of sharpshooting cinematographers.
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It's been my policy never to reproduce — except for documentary purposes, and then only rarely — a photograph that Peter himself never printed.
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The company will now be able to reproduce things that are working well in Paris across all other countries much more easily.
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In the unsentimental way of nature, the answer to "What good are they?" is an unwavering "Well, they survive and they reproduce."
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When it&aposs time to reproduce, the creatures eject eggs or sperm out of their burrows in a similar fashion, Parr said.
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The suit said Harvard has people who see the photos sign a contract and "pay a hefty 'licensing' fee'" to reproduce them.
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Intel's Krzanich said that a single pilot can control 500 of these drones and that each one can reproduce billions of colors.
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To Brooks&apos credit, it&aposs made leather bike saddles since the 19th Century, so it knows exactly which properties to reproduce.
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It made sense, because the worms split in half to reproduce, and a blind, brainless tailpiece is vulnerable as its body develops.
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The large ink drawings in the outer room of Campbell's MCA show reproduce some cartoons Carr drew, primarily for her private journals.
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Let's study which hegemonic structures have formed and support the prize, and what structural problems they may reproduce, whether voluntarily or not.
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There weren't handbooks or choir sheets; she would sing the note in front of someone, and then they would reproduce it back.
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The Aedes mosquitoes tend to reproduce in very small pools of water close to a home: in flowerpots, trash, storm drains, etc.
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We now pick up that last link through these books, many of which are reprinted, and we find that shell and reproduce it.
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"The ability to test, authenticate, and reproduce scientific findings is vital for the integrity of [the] rulemaking process," Pruitt said in a statement.
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But she was absolutely wrong when she said women of diminished intellectual capacities or certain medical conditions should not be able to reproduce.
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That said, the eyes have always been the hardest thing to accurately reproduce and Abe occasionally shows flashes of life in that department.
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Harry argued, in effect, that the independent team missed some subtleties in their data analysis, and that he couldn't reproduce the claimed correlations.
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Flatworms can also reproduce by splitting off a piece of its own body and then allowing it to grow into a second worm.
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If a plate has an image composed of red, green and blue projected upon it, the plate will reproduce the projection (see picture).
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After that meeting, aides told reporters that they hoped to reproduce the experience more often, starting after the State of the Union speech.
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Our new research highlights the development of complex behaviours that allow dolphins to eat octopus, thereby improving their ability to survive and reproduce.
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What if Apple's techs can't reproduce the issue on the day you manage to cart your precious work machine into an Apple Store?
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Antiviral drugs help treat viral illnesses in much the same way, by hindering the pathogen's ability to reproduce and spread in the body.
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The result is tested each time by checking that the modified chromosome still allows the cell it is in to grow and reproduce.
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Furthermore, as had happened before with the somatic-cell-derived sperm, these pups developed normally into adults and were themselves able to reproduce.
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Tricked into believing that their biological imperative to reproduce has been fulfilled, the females stop breeding and die without laying any new eggs.
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The various efforts are coordinating closely, both to avoid repetition, and to share standard protocols for how to accurately download and reproduce data.
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"Voice can reproduce accurately higher tempos than gestures, and is more precise than gestures when reproducing complex rhythmic patterns," according to Lemaitre's summary.
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This is a TV series about a dystopian society where women are forced into sexual servitude and made to reproduce against their will.
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Scientists can estimate if the fish are juvenile, and measure the impact that fishing has on the ability of each fish to reproduce.
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Additionally, Snopes had tried to reproduce the circumstances of this situation, and could not get this phrase to trigger an order at all.
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The iPhone 7 also manages to reproduce the red of Superman's cape more realistically, while the s7 and 6s turn the cape orange.
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On race, they were originally much 'whiter' than the larger labor market, but as they grow they are starting to reproduce it more.
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Printing technology was very different in the 1930s than it is today; sharp, crisp angles and precise design embellishes were harder to reproduce.
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The glassfrogs in this third location were as far as 100 feet (30 meters) from the nearest stream, which they need to reproduce.
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But many modern varieties are hybrids and often can't reproduce on their own, so they won't grow from one year to the next.
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Apple says it was unable to reproduce the issue Apple apparently walked back those statements in a follow-up phone call to Pinkstone.
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A prominent party member, Björn Höcke, spoke only last year of genetic differences between Europeans and Africans that make the latter reproduce more.
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This was the first experiment to reproduce lab results in a natural reef, according to Manzello, who did not participate in the study.
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Nevertheless, Laufer and his colleagues are able to reproduce these molecules because they are described in patent filings and often in academic journals.
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Given that he's more product-oriented than process-oriented, Wright tends to reflect on the advantages of meditation rather than reproduce their pleasures.
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Professional players were hired to reproduce the shots in the match against Riggs, which was watched by more than 50 million on television.
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Yet defense analysts that spoke to CNBC suggested that some of the dangerous material is probably still available, or relatively easy to reproduce.
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It wasn't until we added new physics to the model that we were able to reproduce some of these ancient sea level events.
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And Greg Lipps, a herpetologist who has been tracking the species, is worried Ohio hellbenders aren't viable because they are struggling to reproduce.
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What scientists haven't sorted out is why there might be an evolutionary advantage for a female being able to reproduce without a male.
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It was a meal that I still think about and have not been able to reproduce: Kaiserschmarrn (the Emperor's Pancake) served with blueberries.
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Here all males died out two millennia before, and women have managed to reproduce through a not very well explained process of parthenogenesis.
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Researchers take an older study that they want to test and then try to reproduce it to see if the findings hold up.
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Now, a team of Italian researchers has reconstructed Ötzi's vocal cords and used it to reproduce what his voice may have sounded like.
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All of these uses can be boiled down to: venom helped each venomous species survive and reproduce better than similar animals without it.
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That ability would to some extent increase our ability to survive during periods of undernutrition, and increase our ability to reproduce — genetic survival.
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Bees and plants that depend on pollen to reproduce are locked in a state of symbiosis that evolved over the course of millennia.
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We have not been able to reproduce this issue, however, we're releasing an update to iTunes early next week which includes additional safeguards.
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So, if you take a tetraploid and you cross it with a diploid (both of which can reproduce), all their progeny are triploid.
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But without randomized, controlled experiments comparing online mentorship programs with conventional classrooms, how can we verify and reproduce Bloom's results with these programs?
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Something it's considering is introducing a conch season to give the snails time to reproduce, but many in the industry don't support it.
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The UV-C germicidal short wavelength, ultraviolet light breaks apart the DNA of bacteria and germs leaving it unable to harm or reproduce.
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Un virus es un pequeño microbio codependiente que se aferra a una célula, la invade, se reproduce y pasa a su siguiente huésped.
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Their community is wildly overpoliced, riven by crime and structured according to racist conventions that reproduce poverty from one generation to the next.
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Rather than provide inks directly, it sold the means by which a printer could faithfully and consistently reproduce any color in Pantone's library.
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The destruction of the Buddhas bespeaks the way the effects of imperialism reproduce themselves in an indigenous population, in even more nefarious ways.
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But it also made me realize that my desire not to reproduce stems from a deeply rooted pessimism about the future of humanity.
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My apartment complex typically charges $100 for a copy of this key, which is an advanced physical key that is difficult to reproduce.
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Mr. Marsh said this key was so tricky that KeyMe's machine-learning software and a human check had failed to reproduce it correctly.
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And in 2012, Harvard denied curators of a Swiss exhibition about Agassiz and racism permission to reproduce the photographs, citing their "sensitive" nature.
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Very simple, if they have no energy, females will not be able to reproduce in normal numbers, and whales will cease to migrate.
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According to the organization's report, the painting is thought to reproduce a lost Titian portrait that once belonged to the Spanish royal collection.
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I am not trying to reproduce rape; I want to cut through the trauma so that people can receive and understand these experiences.
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Ticks need three meals to reproduce; humans are at risk of contracting diseases only from ticks that have previously fed on infected hosts.
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Kennedy worked with a French designer to reproduce missing items, including re-creating the fabric through the French textile firm Tassinari and Châtel.
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There are two UV-C lights inside the box that work to break down bacteria so they can no longer function or reproduce.
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Understanding the virus In January, Nicholls and his team became the first scientists outside mainland China to reproduce the virus in a laboratory.
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Under strain, the body realizes that it's a bad time to reproduce and a good time to repair cells and increase stress resistance.
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Females with two copies of the mutated gene didn't develop properly and couldn't reproduce, while males developed normally and continued spreading the mutation.
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This next piece of research attempts to capture, catalog and reproduce these movements, or at least the ones we make with our hands.
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Plot the rate of almost any social dysfunction—addiction, crime, infant mortality, joblessness or mental illness—and you invariably reproduce the same map.
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August 2 2017 marks 'Earth Overshoot Day', when humans' annual demand on natural resources exceeds what our planet can reproduce in one year.
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But in untreated animals, Bradbury says, the worms can live and reproduce up to 30 months, leading to vision loss or even blindness.
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The results don't exactingly reproduce the painting in the Met that this copy is based on; the colors, scale and setting are different.
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With every such judgment, we reproduce a system in which being astronomically wealthy is acceptable as long as wealthy people are morally good.
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The researchers suggested that overfishing made fish even more vulnerable to temperature changes by hurting their ability to reproduce and damaging the ecosystem.
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Lab-grown meat is animal tissue, grown in a tank by putting a few cells in a growth medium and letting them reproduce.
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Cryptogams reproduce in a secret way, through spores, rather than flowers, so botanists of old put them lower down on the plant hierarchy.
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"A gene drive is when a gene can spread through a population even though it doesn't help organisms to survive and reproduce," Esvelt said.
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The virus has to reproduce in the mosquito for a certain period before it can be transmitted to another person in a subsequent bite.
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And most of his painted works are watercolors, which are too delicate for permanent display, and their subtle colors make them difficult to reproduce.
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By the time the effort ended, though, scientists had only turned up 40 genetically distinct red wolves, with 14 wolves going on to reproduce.
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Natural selection refers to the fact that people better adapted to their environment are the ones who survive and reproduce, leaving behind their genes.
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Labstep, an app and online platform to help scientists record and reproduce experiments, has raised £1 million in new funding, including from existing investors.
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Here's how the Blob forms: one tiny Pectinella magnifica will reproduce asexually, and the process will keep repeating itself until there's an entire colony.
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At the Columbus Zoo, for example, handlers had difficulty getting the animals to reproduce for several years, before increasing the size of their flock.
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Photo: Jamie McDonald (Getty Images)The latest efforts to reproduce scientific findings, this time in the field of social sciences, has produced lukewarm results.
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With a controller in each hand, you then need to reproduce a very specific motion that Iwata had used in a Nintendo Direct presentation.
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Image: WikimediaUsing gene sequencing tools, Wang and her colleagues identified several distinct molecular signals produced by the optic gland after captive female octopuses reproduce.
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Later efforts sought to reproduce the watch with the same level of accuracy, and Harrison was promised the final £10,000 for replicating the H4.
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Some are still able to reproduce the flaw, but it's likely that Apple is still in the process of replicating this across multiple servers.
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It asks DuckDuckGo to reproduce any information it has provided to the Justice Department in connection with the federal agency's own Google antitrust probe.
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"Female mosquitoes require a blood meal to reproduce and they use respired CO2 and other pheromone markers to detect their prey," LaDeau told CNN.
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Gene drives can in principle be used against any creatures which reproduce sexually with short generations and aren't too rooted to a single spot.
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The DSR29s reproduce treble that rises majestically to match the intensity of vocals yet is still sufficiently refined to not assault the listener's ears.
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They're deliberately combining science, visual arts, critical theory, fiction, engineering, and so on, with the goal of making knowledge that does not reproduce inequality.
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But when that crew starts to partner and reproduce, anyone who's single is easily forgotten when it comes to casual, day-to-day hangouts.
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According to The New York Times, the artist's great-niece, Mara de Anda Romeo, said Mattel doesn't own the rights to reproduce Kahlo's image.
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The Boutique line's biggest feature is its uncanny power to reproduce the tones that put Roland's synths on the map in the first place.
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The authors reason that the outward-facing decision-making for women may be a result of the greater cultural pressure on them to reproduce.
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The end product has the ability to reproduce itself through self-pollination because the rice plant flowers contain both the male and female organs.
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Using climate models, they were able to reproduce a similar uptick in flood frequency by increasing the concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
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As Raychaudhuri explained, it would be possible to reproduce the noise observed in magnetic fields below a certain strength (that is, below 3 Teslas).
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The "mirror test" game used in Exeter University's schizophrenia study, where a participant is asked to reproduce the movements of an on-screen avatar.
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That leaves a few of the strongest bacteria behind — the ones that didn't die because of some mutation — which can then reproduce and spread.
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