Ripples: small ripples that form as sand bounces sideways across the face of the lee slope.
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You just chucked a big rock into the royal pool, and there'll be ripples, and the ripples are coming.
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And when these objects move, they create ripples in space-time, just like how a moving boat creates ripples in a pond.
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And when these massive objects move, they create undulating space-time ripples, or gravitational waves, kind of like creating ripples in a pond.
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Like ripples on a galactic pond, gravitational waves are pulsating perturbations or ripples in the very fabric of space and time, caused by the motion of massive objects.
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But in the past few years, scientists have been able to listen in on these ripples with LIGO and VIRGO, huge, global experiments that can detect these tiny ripples in spacetime.
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In cosmic inflation, space rapidly expands while the ripples of matter propagate at a constant speed—and in the experiment, the speed of the ripples rapidly decreases as the liquid's volume remains constant.
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"It ripples all the way down the line," said Gandhi.
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Whatever happens, Trump's comments sent ripples through America's aviation industry.
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It's a trans concern, but one that ripples way out.
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That's because detecting these ripples is a super precise science.
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The waves are like ripples in a cat's water bowl.
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Yet our footprints are lost to the ripples and waves.
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Salena Zito: Red ripples amid talk of a blue wave.
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That has begun to produce ripples in China's financial system.
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And the changes will have ripples for years to come.
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Every hit to agriculture ripples throughout the broader rural economy.
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The potential ripples of the trade actions have unsettled investors.
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These are the ripples of five years of legal marijuana.
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The details — bristles of fur, ripples of water — are remarkable.
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Normally, the ripples quickly annihilate and disappear, returning the energy.
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Since then, ripples continue to be felt across the region.
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Go deeper: Warren's 2020 ascent sends ripples through oil industry
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The story initially made few ripples beyond local news outlets.
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Einstein theorized that objects actually leave imprints on the space-time around them — and when objects move, they create ripples in space-time, similar to how a moving object creates ripples in a pond.
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A roar would overtake the promenade, sending ripples across the water.
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That said, SEIS should be able to detect tiny seismic ripples.
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Maybe they can even detect ripples in spacetime called gravitational waves.
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The sweeping protests have started to have international ripples as well.
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The plastics tariffs alone could send ripples deep into Trump country.
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Ripples of pain radiated upward from his chest into his neck.
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A murmur ripples through the crowd as Dany's fate is revealed.
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Then the pain ripples into the metals, mining and automobiles sectors.
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The ripples overlying the bedrock indicate the escape of the sand.
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Although the formation is incredibly old, the ripples are still present.
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The revelations rocked Boston and caused ripples throughout the Catholic world.
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When influential people speak, conversations spread like ripples in a pond.
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Gremmler's graphics trace the conductor's gestures like ripples in a lake.
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Terrorist thought and behavior begins in a community and ripples outward.
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Ripples of the telehealth wave have even reached the federal government.
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While "Dramageddon" has all blown over now, the ripples still remain.
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Inside, paddle fans beat ripples down banners hanging from the trusses.
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When we started, it was small ripples that helped break ground.
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Yet that one focus ripples out, and says so much more.
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China causes the ripples that make for trading rather than investing.
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He argued that every object in the Universe warps the space and time around it, and when an object moves, it creates ripples in this space-time — gravitational waves — a bit like ripples in a pond.
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"Because the size of wind-drag ripples varies with the density of the atmosphere under which they formed, 'fossil' wind-drag ripples found in Martian sandstones can tell us about the ancient Martian environment," Lapôtre explained.
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However, the ripples — known as gravitational waves — are extremely difficult to detect.
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Depending on its outcome, it could send ripples through the global economy.
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Heat over high heat until you see ripples forming on the surface.
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A tumble in commodity markets reflects the spreading ripples of an outbreak.
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And this has caused huge waves and ripples in the furry community.
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But the move in interest rates will create ripples across the economy.
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The panels respond to pressure, so electronic water ripples under each step.
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Clifton said there will be a lot of ripples from the upset.
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The problem is that the gravity of these quantum ripples is infinite.
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The ripples of feeling that radiate out from a suicide spread widely.
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Unfortunately, until now, these ripples have been far too small to detect.
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The interest rate that borrowers pay ripples through the global financial system.
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That may seem like an overstatement, but the ripples are very real.
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Be ready to "pan-bang," though, if you want the crisp ripples.
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These sorts of changes may send ripples out across entire freshwater ecosystems.
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A story with those kind of ripples, frankly, deserved a better movie.
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The ripples of India's big splash are now lapping on Africa's shores.
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The arguments radiate outward with the measured rhythm of ripples in water.
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For an interactive graphic on how the bill ripples through industries: tmsnrt.
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Gravitational waves — ripples in space and time — have changed the world, again.
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The shift is so big, it's sending ripples across the worldwide chip market.
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Passion ripples outward, so sharing yours could inspire others to do the same.
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A pulsing Italo-disco-esque tune with a synth line that ripples ominously.
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But the sand moves, flows, ripples, and even bubbles like it's a liquid.
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A shrinking population creates ripples that are felt from the economy to politics.
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Now take a closer look to see the beautiful ripples of alien dust.
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Artist's depiction of colliding neutron stars shredding spacetime, producing ripples of gravitational waves.
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That's an example of space creating ripples, just like waves on the beach.
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The way he spits the insult "self-entitled rich bitch" ripples with fury.
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These ripples are sand dunes on the border of Saudi Arabia and Oman.
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And ripples are produced in the hippocampus, which is associated with spatial memory.
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It's noticeably calm: The water's ebb and flow are no more than ripples.
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The phenomenon sends ripples through the social and economic life of the city.
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Usually, such national financial failures cause only small ripples in the world economy.
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The federal government's partial shutdown has sent ripples across the planet — and beyond.
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When Ostrovsky humps a speaker at Guitar Center his body ripples like flan.
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The turmoil has already sent ripples through global markets during the past year.
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In that earth-toned space, the pond's ripples are reflected on the walls.
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Hardly a week passed before the nascent Space Force caused more internet ripples.
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Either way, the threat is causing ripples across global stock markets and economies.
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Two of the ripples are filled with the plant's house-made blackberry jam.
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That number ripples all through a tax return, often limiting other tax breaks.
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Regardless of the trial's outcome, it has already sent ripples through Long Island.
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Now we're beginning to see the first ripples from the CFPB's new position.
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The catastrophic collision created ripples in space-time, also known as gravitational waves.
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We learned that we could see a source of ripples in space-time.
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The researchers divided the mice into two groups, one of which received artificial spindles that were in sync with slow oscillations and ripples, and the other which received artificial spindles that were out of step with the slow oscillations and ripples.
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Light and fluffy as foam, "Mirror Lake" swells and ripples like a gentle tide.
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The Shanghai Composite Index plunged 2.9 percent Tuesday, sending negative ripples through world markets.
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LONDON (Reuters) - If evidence is needed of how far ripples from the Sino-U.
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This has sent ripples through global markets as volatility in equities has risen sharply.
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The ripples moved through each of us, but no one on Earth knew it.
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"Imagine a cross-cutting attack that just ripples through the financial sector," said Beshar.
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But the ripples from slowing trade growth or even contraction would be widely felt.
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Ripples of piano and synthesizer circle Holley's narrative like turbulent waters along the journey.
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Technically, every object that moves — from a person to a planet — creates these ripples.
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Shock Colombia 'no' vote sends ripples through social media Why did they reject it?
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Until recently, scientists lacked the necessary tools to detect these ripples through the universe.
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Ripples have not yet formed on this surface, suggesting that the flow is recent.
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LOOKING out from Mathabari, a village in northern Bangladesh, the landscape glints and ripples.
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" Adds Linda, "When you think about it, we all make ripples in the water.
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Lee uses the rope to symbolize ripples created by the wind blowing over water.
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The ripples of Mr Lindner's doubtful decision will travel far beyond his country's borders.
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Raked into ripples, sand or fine gravel represents ocean waves, while rocks symbolize islands.
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"If you throw a rock into a pond, the ripples flow out," McIntosh said.
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Thanks to recent interviews, he is also now sending ripples throughout California's sober community.
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Nevertheless, they immediately sent ripples through the Sunni-majority region and further stoked tensions.
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Earth's most powerful tool for detecting ripples in spacetime is getting a major upgrade.
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Yet, despite the gloomy outlook, and the ripples on businesses from the Sino-U.
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Comey's firing sent ripples across Washington, with many questioning the timing of the dismissal.
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Underneath, the coat is clean and white, and his skin ripples in the lamplight.
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FAST will also probe gravitational waves, "ripples" through spacetime caused by massive accelerating objects.
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The revelation of the system this month sent ripples through the U.S. tech world.
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His record-breaking run and upbeat, humble demeanor send positive ripples into others' lives.
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But the meeting and its backlash sent ripples through the organization and the community.
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The answer could determine how the unprecedented challenge ripples through the 2020 presidential election.
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"It's like a rock thrown into a pond and it ripples out," he added.
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Anything unexpected at the meeting could send ripples through the energy and financial markets.
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It was like throwing a rock into the pond and the ripples spread out.
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While key to Google's search strategy, that shift created some ripples inside the company.
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The whole ecosystem's been disrupted in a seismic way, so it just ripples out.
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Turns out that those mesmerising skin ripples are more than just a weird flex.
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Family members often wind up as caregivers, and so the economic burden ripples outward.
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But already, the news of Cohn's resignation have sent ripples through global financial markets.
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The same ripples flow across Asia and Europe, art and technology, war and television.
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Cohn opposed the implementation of tariffs and his departure sent ripples across financial markets.
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The gallery ripples with visual and aural patterns that are often like deviant fractals.
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And the ripples of that started moving its way through the entire national team.
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But the ripples from his injury compounded the farm's problems, like a crop blight.
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To TPS holders themselves, this has been a tremendous shock creating ripples of anxiety.
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"Because the spacing and size of wind-drag ripples vary with the density of the atmosphere under which they form, we can now look for preserved 'fossil' wind-drag ripples in ancient sandstones on Mars, and constrain past atmospheric conditions," Lapôtre said.
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LIGO boasts two specialized detectors in Washington and Louisiana, designed to pick up these ripples.
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His tweets on certain autos and defense stocks have also sent ripples across the markets.
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And it's these tiny ripples that Weinfurtner wants to model with that massive superconducting magnet.
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Every teenyweeny-tiny thing you do ripples out and out in cascades of expanding influence.
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Even a marginal decline in that momentum could send immediate ripples throughout the US economy.
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But the reaction and backlash to his actions as president are the ever-widening ripples.
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The split-second after the first shots in Dallas when terror ripples through the crowd.
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She glided them easily, and their wake left ripples of rainbow colors in the water.
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BECKY QUICK: Does that mean-- CHARLIE MUNGER: They're all-- so many little ripples to me.
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These contributions cannot be quantified, but their impact ripples through the Harvard community and beyond.
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Image Credit: NASA / ESAA fabric that bends and ripples under the weight of the stars.
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"To go from that to global service is an attitude that ripples out," she says.
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"It sent ripples through the legal community," said defense attorney Michael Cardoza, a former prosecutor.
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From small ripples to surfable swells, ocean waves are rarely disappointing in their calming beauty.
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Those collisions also create subtle ripples in gravity that might have been detected by LIGO.
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The ripples from this turbulence have reached the men and women of the sheriff's posse.
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On the other hand, gravitational waves are ripples in the very structure of space-time.
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The shadows completely obscure the details of the bridge and the ripples in the pond.
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"The equations describing the propagation of ripples in these two scenarios are identical," Avgoustidis says.
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LIGO heard the first space-time ripples produced by a black hole merger on Sept.
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Those ripples in space-time, known as gravitational waves, are produced during extreme cosmic events.
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The prospect of a Trump-Putin meeting has sent ripples of consternation through European capitals.
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This ripples out and who knows what it's going to do to touring for everyone.
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Trudging through liquid causes ripples and firing a rocket at it causes a blue explosion.
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The ripples are spreading far beyond China, hitting companies like Apple, General Motors and Adidas.
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Even so, apart from Mr. Ball's gauche self-branding, there were few ripples Thursday night.
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Since then, news periodically ripples through Twitter or Facebook that new lists have been released.
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Recently, he finds himself consoling his clients who haven't bought any bitcoin, ripples or ethereum.
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But what would those ripples in space-time look like if we could see them?
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Her death plunged the city's medical workers into mourning and sent ripples beyond the city.
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Trump also tweeted his support for Confederate monuments, which sent more ripples across the market.
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Things took a more scientific turn, however, at Fendi, where the recent news on gravitational waves and Einstein's theory of relativity got the designer Karl Lagerfeld thinking about ripples of memory, and then ripples of pretty much everything: fox and cashmere, and velvet and leather.
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Two deadly crashes of the same plane model within months has sent ripples around the world.
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Fadell's exit, amid escalating drama at Nest that sent ripples across all of Google, is fascinating.
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Economists note that the slowdown in China has ripples across the emerging world and into Europe.
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The ripples will span the entire industry — from founders, investors and service providers to job seekers.
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But according to Scott Brown, Raymond James chief economist, even slow moves historically cause market ripples.
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The image's surface ripples as if painted with watercolors or as though the building were melting.
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Gravitational waves are created by large cataclysmic events that create ripples in the fabric of spacetime.
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That mutated stomach, with something alive inside it, something that ripples your skin with its kicks?
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Window netting ripples in the periphery as the wind whips by at 73 miles per hour.
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Those ripples move outward from the source, perturbing the space-time around various objects, including Earth.
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A good habit is the pebble dropped in the ocean that ripples out to every shore.
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For all the energy that goes into producing gravitational waves, spacetime ripples themselves are incredibly faint.
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The video shows a hand and a bunch of ripples cascading down onto it from above.
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The wind pushes fine grains of sand up slopes, creating ripples and rendering these mesmerizing shapes.
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The wind pushes fine grains of sand up slopes, creating ripples and rendering these mesmerizing shapes.
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These tariffs have sent ripples through financial markets as investors assess their impact on corporate profits.
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Moreover, these ripples are impacting a wide swath of industries beyond just transportation and warehousing companies.
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"When you start to challenge the status quo, it ripples out into the community," she added.
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This week's This is Us, the penultimate episode of the first season, deals extensively in ripples.
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Some are ripples, others start small and swell to great heights and there's an occasional tsunami.
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What we do and how we act as leaders — good or bad – ripples throughout the organization.
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More broadly, the economic ripples caused by numerous multiemployer pension failures would be substantial — and costly.
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FTAs also engender channels for continuing cooperation, creating ripples that cannot be measured in simple terms.
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US reform will also force the UN to reform, and the ripples will cross the globe.
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And, like a pebble dropped into a still pool, these ripples carry energy across the universe.
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Moves from tech leaders are also set to send ripples through the rest of the industry.
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And from a business perspective, that sound also ripples out to how a podcast goes viral.
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His plaintive lines float atop undulant orchestral ripples and bucolic woodwind harmonies tweaked with clashing intervals.
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That sent ripples throughout East Africa, which relies on Kenya as a trade and diplomatic hub.
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Derek Peth's decision to leave the beaches of Bachelor in Paradise sent ripples through the cast.
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With more school closings and restrictions on large gatherings, the ripples of these effects will expand.
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When it is dumped in freshwater bodies, as in Georgia, it ripples through the food chain.
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Rappler — a portmanteau of "rap" and "ripple," as in ripples of change — went live on Jan.
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The nicer Rose's parents, Dean (Bradley Whitford) and Missy (Catherine Keener), behave, the greater the ripples.
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Her white bathing suit and brown legs float amid ripples of navy, grayish blue, and aquamarine.
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It is not yet clear how the ripples from China's slowdown will affect the United States.
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The most notable ripples from the "Parasite" victory, then, may be seen in the Oscars themselves.
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" Pointing at the stone ripples of Mao's hair, she joked: "He was a good-looking guy!
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This ultimate merger is expected to create incredibly strong gravitational waves, or ripples in space time.
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Another consequence of these merging black holes are gravitational waves, or ripples in space and time.
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"It's insane, it has ripples not (only) in terms of press freedom, but business," she said.
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"It'll send ripples through the community for years to come, the amount of loss," Sheckler said.
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The details of the ripples in the lake and the clouds in the sky looked stunning.
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The back and forth between China and the U.S. has sent ripples through global financial markets.
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The second the news drops, final and cutting to the quick, the ripples start to spread.
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The big picture: Nine years later, every conference in America is still feeling the ripples of realignment.
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ET Thanks to the coffee connoisseurs at Ripples, you can now turn your selfies into latte art.
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But she is determined now to struggle, to keep the discussion going, to send those ripples out.
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Taylor Swift made ripples with her acceptance speech for Album of the Year at the 2016 Grammys.
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Lemire breaks up the river's temperate wash of purple and navy blue hues with inked squiggly ripples.
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You aren't subject to ripples in the water, so you're not subconsciously anticipating any movement or adjusting.
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The ripples that a person creates, for instance, are far too minuscule to detect here on Earth.
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By probing deeply into those ripples, scientists can potentially understand more about the objects that created them.
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They rode the wave of fame until the tide died down and there were barely even ripples.
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These waves are often likened to ripples in a pond, except they travel vertically rather than horizontally.
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Little Ripples provides low-cost preschool and early developmental services in a refugee camp in eastern Chad.
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Venture capitalists have already tightened purse strings as ripples from China's economic slowdown lap around the world.
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LIGO observatories in Louisiana and Washington are trying to detect theoretical space-time "ripples" known as what?
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A suicide is a loud clap that ripples through disconnected lives: It is known and felt instantly.
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And as more migrants near the border, it's likely we'll see a new round of political ripples.
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A gravitational-wave observatory in Japan is joining Earth's most powerful tool to detect ripples in spacetime.
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It's a stark consideration of the South's history, told in a way that ripples beyond its era.
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The lack of electric power has had a direct and ripples effect across the island's economic activity.
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Sunday's standstill at the airport ripples beyond Atlanta, said Desmond Ross, principal of DRA Professional Aviation Services.
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When Ui unctuously confronts him, we see the instinct for cruelty that ripples beneath his stolid façade.
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Businesses say wages will outpace productivity as upward pressure on pay ripples to other low-end salaries.
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Anyone who's performed knows the feeling that ripples through your body before you step out on stage.
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It rose to the surface and dipped back under, its scales cascading like ripples into the water.
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We still don't know much about this new virus, even less about the ripples of its impact.
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When Kipchoge actually enters a race, he sends ripples through the field before his races even begin.
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But now the ripples are reaching Shetland, which has a population of 23,000, but a distinct identity.
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"If the situation comes to a head, this could send ripples through the financial markets," it added.
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Over all they excel in a kind of subtle startling, like meeting unexpected ripples in a mirror.
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Impurities in the water form ripples, while icicles made from pure water are perfectly smooth and clear!
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The Fed is the world's largest investor, and even small changes in Fed policy make large ripples.
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The allegations that Adams manipulated and harassed women in the music industry sent ripples through the business.
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Atlanta did not make the top 10, but the 103 conviction of a former mayor still ripples.
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When a short story makes a splash these days, you can see the ripples in real time.
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It is the volatility of growth on the world's cheapest factory floor that causes the most ripples.
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Bell's brushstrokes are smaller, the effect more uniform, creating a surface texture that ripples across a canvas.
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The ripples from nearby planets and stars, for instance, are much too small to pick up from Earth.
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Traders are focused on the U.S. midterm elections on Tuesday, which could send ripples throughout the credit markets.
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I suspect its ripples will be felt for some time, and we are already planning our next collaboration!
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What happens in Kenya's ride-hail market could have ripples across Africa's fairly nascent online transit services market.
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And yet, as Shinoda covered his bandmate's parts, the ripples of eerie resonance in the lyrics were palpable.
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After all, every teeny-weeny-tiny thing I do ripples out and out in cascades of expanding influence.
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Both countries have been engaged in a trade spat for months that has sent ripples through global markets.
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Two LIGO detectors, one in Washington State and the other in Louisiana, spotted these ripples in space time.
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The school looms ahead; she plows the van into a red brick wall that ripples apart like gossamer.
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Gravitational waves are ripples in space-time that are usually caused by two objects rotating around each other.
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Carl Icahn reportedly has his sights set on another energy company, and it's causing ripples in the market.
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We're pretty sure it's only Southern Rail that has those weird little ripples in the roof, after all.
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Without a doubt, these billion-year-old ripples coursing through the fabric of spacetime never sounded so good.
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But not being able to physically connect like the couple used to ripples out even further than Paris.
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If yields do rise, then that ripples through the economy into mortgages, corporate borrowing costs and so on.
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The photographs of his tiny body, face down on the sand, caused ripples of horror and sorrow worldwide.
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A century or more after these pieces of legislation were passed, their impact still ripples through the country.
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The edit focuses tightly on the most dire effects and how the lack ripples throughout a society. —K.
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Magnetic shielding protects the chip at the machine's heart from ripples and fluctuations in the Earth's magnetic field.
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For them China is a foreign country, and the political ripples of this change are now being felt.
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The ripples created on screen make details such as water and smoke particularly hypnotic, constantly engaging the eye.
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The gravitational waves -- ripples in space-time -- were created by the merging of two black holes, Reitze said.
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And one such approximation led Einstein to an odd prediction: any accelerating mass should make ripples in spacetime.
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As the opening chords of "Lisztomania" tingle in the air, a shout of recognition ripples through the audience.
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"Young people are creating ripples and are more politically awakened," said Anusorn Unno, a lecturer at Thammasat University.
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The ripples would have cascaded through the auto industry, causing already strapped suppliers to shut down as well.
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While outrage over that decision ripples across the country, both LaBorde and her boss have defended her action.
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Economic Trends Sometimes, something bad happens, and it creates huge financial market swings and long-lasting economic ripples.
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Our peaceful responses to violence create the ripples of change that will ultimately lead to less collective suffering.
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The catastrophic collision nearly a billion years ago created ripples in space-time, also known as gravitational waves.
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Gravitational waves, which are ripples in the very fabric of spacetime, are incredibly subtle and challenging to catch.
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Each detection starts its own treasure hunt, as scientist have to discover what created the ripples in spacetime.
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"Nothing in the statute suggests that Congress intended to provide a remedy wherever those ripples travel," he wrote.
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But Mr. Stevens is worried that what he is hearing from Washington will cause the ripples to subside.
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But with fewer than 100 days to go, there's not much evidence of more than a few ripples.
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In L.A., he befriended jazz musicians and was caught up in the ripples of the Black Power movement.
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And when a president tries to find a solution that answers both concerns, there are always complex ripples.
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And even a US strategy that is weighted heavily against the Palestinians could cause political ripples in Israel.
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My pulse scanner ripples out in concentric circles and we see NPCs moving distantly a few blocks away.
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That sent ripples, but that was more enforcing existing legislation, it wasn't a severe cut in contamination limits.
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That may change quickly over the next week, as the impact of the Iowa caucuses ripples through New Hampshire.
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Every small change ripples through the entire supply chain, changing vendor timelines, requiring new tools, and slowing everything down.
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When massive objects collide they send out ripples in the fabric of space—a bending of space and time.
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When her natural curls are straightened down to a flat ponytail, the photos send panicked ripples across social media.
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But, 17 years after the death of Mike Darr, the heartache of another young man's passing ripples through baseball.
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A majority of U.K. voters in June 2016 backed leaving the EU. That decision sent ripples through global markets.
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Gravitational waves are thought of as "ripples" in space caused by the movement of very large objects through space.
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Fabric's closure caused ripples across the international dance music community, with many creating fundraisers for the club's legal fees.
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However, there's at least one designer who is speaking out and making some very necessary ripples amid the stillness.
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The early ripples of this force are already moving through the job market, squeezing professions built around rote work.
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The ripples are occurring at such a low frequency that we can't sense them, but LIGO's sensitive instrumentation can.
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But even the prospect of curtailing fracking and new leasing on federal lands is sending ripples through the sector.
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Now that scientists have an instrument sensitive enough to detect spacetime ripples, LIGO's next observational run should prove fruitful.
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Dark glass ripples between ribs of steel; the smaller structures on the site resemble hills in the peaks' shade.
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Wind and waves create tiny frantic ripples up through graceful undulations, while the moon pulls up enormous tidal bulges.
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It's starting to settle, at least personally, and now it's just the ripples outward in terms of the process.
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That will create ripples globally, because Britain is effectively abandoning the high ground it staked out in the 1980s.
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Whenever an object — any object, really — moves throughout the Universe, it creates these space-time ripples that move outward.
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The President's decision to simply say no, then claim there would be a possibility for renegotiation, caused huge ripples.
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"Everybody knows we won't cut rates, so formally acknowledging that should cause no ripples," one of the sources said.
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Recently, however, censors have permitted a few ripples of complaint to disturb the glassy surface of state-run media.
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Since the LIGO announcement last week, gravitational waves—ripples in the curvature of spacetime—have been in the limelight.
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The new study shows how climate change can create ecological ripples that can threaten a species in unexpected ways.
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He is interested in how the ripples caused by the American Revolution affected everywhere outside the modern United States.
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Last week, Apple reported its first quarterly decline in profits in years, which sent ripples through the stock market.
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Now he was a case study in the physical devastation and psychological ripples that result from surviving a shooting.
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The third factor, she added, is that people move here and stay, further pushing out the wave of ripples.
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The catastrophic collision nearly a billion years ago sent ripples in space-time, the gravitational waves that Einstein predicted.
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Scott's team think the ripples in space-time from this event, also known as gravitational waves, just reached Earth.
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Satellite imagery from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter was also used to study the ripples from an orbital vantage point.
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" "It is the coexistence of these three scales of active bedforms that defied previous understanding of wind-formed ripples.
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These ripples are the last holdout from Einstein's general theory of relativity to have evaded confirmation by direct evidence.
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LIGO, the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory, detected ripples in space-time, likely created by two black holes merging.
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Ms. Davis's pianistic language is rangy and full-blooded, sometimes speaking in ripples and layers, elsewhere in adamant scatters.
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The chicken sandwich's massive popularity also sent ripples through the fast-food industry as Popeyes same-store sales skyrocketed.
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Inside was a message so hateful that it sent out ripples of alarm and prompted a national counterterrorism investigation.
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The ball glances off a Thai defender, though, and ripples the net before Chor Charoenying can do anything about.
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At the same time, the ease with which Bearden's scissors cut these ripples makes the material surface itself mesmerizing.
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At the same time, the ease with which Bearden's scissors cut these ripples makes the material surface itself mesmerizing.
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The predicament Ms. Derakhshani faced was not the first time the hijab set off ripples in the chess world.
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Manipulated census data could disrupt the balance of political representation in a capacity that ripples across the entire government.
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My hands are resting on the sand as a breeze drifts over the blue-green ripples by the shore.
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It is astonishing to see how the ripples caused by man-made explosions can affect the edge of space.
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I tracked down the recipe, and then its author, Sarah Kieffer, who described the sacred rite of the ripples.
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But this time, they didn&apost find any signs of the collision other than its ripples in space-time.
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The administration's decision will cause economic ripples in other cities, but few will feel it more directly than Washington.
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Here "the line of least resistance" became gorgeous: a fascinating chain sequence of hitches, ripples, shimmies, hops, knee bends.
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That changes upon arrival when the past starts to come back to them, first in ripples, then in waves.
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Trilobites When honeybees fall into water, they generate their own ripples, then glide to dry land, a study found.
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Conflict is a cycle and often the cycle repeats itself, and ripples outward with a momentum all its own.
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But nobody planned for this, and as the shutdown drags on, the ripples spread far beyond the park's workers.
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But by the time they reach the Earth — like ripples nearing the edge of a pond — they grew faint.
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We know this is true because we've detected these ripples in the fabric of space-time with the LIGO detector.
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A documentary about Hunt and his illustrious career, titled Pebbles, Ripples & Waves, is currently in the works, according to THR.
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The ongoing spat has sent ripples across financial markets as investors assess its impact on corporate earnings and the economy.
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Wall Street also looked ahead to the U.S. midterm elections scheduled for Tuesday, which could send ripples throughout capital markets.
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The often unnoticed ripples and shimmers of the Moon captured on film as it appears to rise through the sky.
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If we do get a rate hike this summer, Feroli said it's not likely to send ripples through the economy.
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The oscillations in space caused by gravitational waves are so small that those ripples in length had never been seen.
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Well, those ripples weren't the end of the story—they were the start of a whole new saga in astronomy.
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When you have an incident like the Ariana Grande concert in the UK, it just ripples throughout the security community.
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Despite the draconian political climate and new legal threats, however, there are also some ripples of hope, dignity and survival.
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Stadler's appearance sends ripples through the hospital as those who know who he is find out that he is there.
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The sound of church bells ring out, puncturing the murky, twilit atmosphere and punctuating the howling ripples of distorted riffs.
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"Its atmosphere is a lot thinner than Earth's, but you can see sand dunes and sand ripples everywhere," she said.
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Tricia studies the ripples in the lake without raising her eyes quite high enough to look at the body again.
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Bianca's (Sibongile Mlambo) death ripples disastrously for the men who killed her and for Jacob as he fights for justice.
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And those ripples are multidirectional; influencers inspire everyone around them to explore new ideas and think differently about their work.
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Any downturn in China's economic fortunes ripples through many major Asian economies that count it as a key trade partner.
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Even before American withdrawal takes effect in six months, the ripples are likely to be felt from Europe to Asia.
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We cannot eliminate the ripples caused by the opioid epidemic, but we can make these waters less dangerous to navigate.
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A Supreme Court nomination fight would dominate Obama's final year in office and send ripples throughout the 2016 presidential race.
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Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods Market will likely send ripples through the grocery and restaurant segments for years to come.
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With crest-to-crest wavelengths measuring in the meters, wind-drag ripples are unlike anything observed on Earth, or elsewhere.
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Dunes and ripples are formed by sedimentary processes, which means ancient signatures of them can be preserved in Martian rock.
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"By carefully adjusting the speed of the ripples we can model an inflating universe," says another team member, Anastasios Avgoustidis.
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Mr. Hunt said putting pressure on an institution can have a "micro-political effect" that ripples through the art world.
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But all around it, invisible to the naked eye, cold vapors are sinking into space, creating ripples of bubbling air.
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The alternative is that it sets off economic ripples that will affect the world for a long time to come.
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"But the implication of an uncertain German political future makes serious foreign policy ripples, particularly in Europe," Mr. Janes said.
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Harry is a hugger and a moonlight dancer whose public utterances, though likely heartfelt, are like ripples on a pond.
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I looked for tell-tale ripples and anomalies in the backscatter, any beams or fragments that might suggest a wreck.
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I looked for tell-tale ripples and anomalies in the backscatter, any beams or fragments that might suggest a wreck.
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"Any disappointment, which would result in questioning the currently good economic momentum, would create some short-term ripples," he said.
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The only sound is the song of sparrows as wind ripples long grasses on what was once a parade ground.
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Astronomers think they've detected the ripples in space and time sent out by a black hole and neutron star colliding.
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Those financial ripples often receive less attention than the health law's more obvious effects on people's access to health care.
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Wanting to be understanding, caring parents as the news ripples through town, her two fathers hold a family movie night.
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Large collisions in space, like those between black holes or neutron stars, create ripples in space-time called gravitational waves.
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He finds the spot where the ripples and layers are most visible and pleasing, then cuts it into watch dials.
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Bad Friend Bad Friend: Your plaintive question is yet another example of how the impact of sexual assault ripples outward.
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As you move across the width of the canvas the beads highlight the subtle yet perceptive ripples of her brushstrokes.
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The USB-looking device will keep your bitcoins or ripples off the Internet, where they are more vulnerable to hackers.
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The USB-looking device will keep your bitcoins or ripples off the internet, where they are more vulnerable to hackers.
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Interplanetary missions have long observed less energetic Alfven waves, which are ripples that flow through magnetized plasma from the Sun.
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This is in contrast with the more brutalist style of the book, which ripples with disgust at the players' cynicism.
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When I stand on the water's edge, I look past the ripples and reflections and consider what lies beneath them.
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But the possible effects on peoples' work habits are just one of the ways tax policy ripples through the economy.
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These kinds of projects are showing up in cities in the US, but there are ripples affecting the international community.
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And when they move, they create waves in this space-time, a bit like a boat leaving ripples in a pond.
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The ripples become more and more abundant as the rain continues to fall and begin to squeeze together, forming cellular bodies.
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Passion ripples outward, so if you love what you do, share it and you might inspire others to do the same.
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The amphibious vessel overturned during a fast-moving summer storm that produced near-hurricane gusts that turned ripples into massive waves.
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The amphibious vessel overturned during a fast-moving summer storm that produced near-hurricane gusts which turned ripples into massive waves.
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Source: Kurtis Productions Karen Mason talks to American Greed about the ripples of disappointment Mark Hotton caused to Rebecca The Musical.
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Source: Elizabeth Williams Nick Wyman talks to American Greed about the ripples of disappointment Mark Hotton caused to Rebecca The Musical.
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The impact shook the universe, generating ripples known as gravitational waves that warped the fabric of spacetime as they pulsed through.
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These charges have sent ripples across financial markets as investors worry about their effect on corporate profits and the global economy.
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These ripples in spacetime were detected for the first time in 2016, a hundred years after Albert Einstein predicted their existence.
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"It is astonishing to see how the ripples caused by man-made explosions can affect the edge of space," said Scott.
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For the third time, scientists have detected gravitational waves — the ripples in space-time created by objects moving throughout the Universe.
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When the plasma wave reaches Earth, it ripples across our own magnetic field in what is known as a geomagnetic storm.
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A bomb threat, instead, ripples through whole towns, affecting entire schools — children, namely — community centers, and hundreds of people, not individuals.
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Pair these videos with some spacedub made from ripples in the curvature of spacetime, and send your mind to the stars.
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But if you're not a scientist studying one of the aforementioned fields, it's possible you've never heard of these mysterious ripples.
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In fact, the innovation of the blockchain is changing entire markets, while causing ripples with central banks and the financial industry.
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"Centered plants, flowers, ripples created by raindrops—it's a kind of mandala, which is a natural thing in nature," explains Gintalaitė.
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In reality, everything that moves causes ripples in space-time — from a person walking down the street to an orbiting planet.
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Though tsunamis become great and destructive waves when they arrive in shallow water, in the open ocean they are mere ripples.
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You may have heard that space is expanding, or that the fabric of space-time ripples quite literally like a wave.
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The two countries slapped tariffs on billions of dollars worth of each other's goods last year, sending ripples through financial markets.
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The detector sensed the incredibly small ripples in spacetime via the lasers moving in and out of phase with one another.
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In the picture the lines of cirrus almost mirrored the lake's ripples and the water took on a faint pinkish hue.
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Even if the Russia/social media story fades into oblivion, it could create regulatory ripples in everything from privacy to antitrust.
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I really don't think that we are going to make a lot of ripples in the economy in the first term.
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"As far as we know, there are no icicles on our world that don't have ripples at 1 cm," he said.
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Using the Coffee Ripples app, downloadable to Android or iPhone, the Ripple Maker prints high-res images onto your coffee beverage.
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The candidate viewed as most similar to Yellen, and one that may cause the fewest ripples in financial markets, is Powell.
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As such, Cramer criticized AMD for losing steam and sending ripples of worry across a variety of tech-related market sectors.
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Nervous laughter ripples around the packed basement bar near the Reichstag in Berlin, then most of those present raise a hand.
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He introduces what he calls the rule of "cognitive ripples": We tend to notice intelligence in primates because it's most conspicuous.
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These are ripples in space, propagated at the speed of light, that are created by tumultuous astronomical events involving gargantuan bodies.
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The end of that provision could be an immediate blow to advertising companies but also send ripples across the media sector.
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The spat about it in volatile but strategically located Somalia illustrated how far the political ripples from Qatar's dispute have spread.
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When you step inside the house, your foot splashed in inch-deep water, sending ripples throughout the home across linoleum floors.
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The move lower in tech sent ripples through the entire stock market as the major averages fell more than 1 percent.
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When we were told to pretend to dive into a pool, I heard a splash and felt ripples across my chest.
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Maybe they no longer understand human speech, as we have not yet learned theirs of ripples and dark light, she thought.
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If the director occasionally has little ideas, if we change something in one company, it ripples through all the companies everywhere.
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In the morning, mist rises from the hills like steam, making it look like molten ripples of land have just cooled.
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Despite this — or possibly because of this — his passing seems to have made far fewer ripples outside of the queer community.
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For the first time, scientists could "listen" to ripples in spacetime created by the collision of massive objects like black holes.
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A video about female runners losing their pay and health insurance if they are pregnant sends ripples through the running world.
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The agency's national "Pneumonia and Influenza Mortality Surveillance Index" ripples like a sine wave, rising in winter and falling in summer.
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The cases of Mr. Diaz Balart and Mr. McAdams clearly illustrated the risk, as their illnesses sent ripples through the House.
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What starts as a discrete, albeit large, problem related to public health measures swiftly ripples out to become a general downturn.
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The lightly comic tone continues after the Kims begin working for the Parks, despite ripples of unease that develop into riptides.
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Just last week, Mr. Trump sent ripples of concern throughout the ranks of federal judges by attacking Judge Jackson on Twitter.
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I was thinking of those cheesy cosmetics commercials where a drop of water lands in a pool and just ripples out.
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The construction of the flooring includes materials that can absorb water and swell, causing ripples and damage that cannot be repaired.
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But when, in the final video image, two strips of fabric fall in gorgeous ripples, something terrible has been aestheticized. Sept.
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Were it not for a few, barely visible ripples, you wouldn't have known that my sandaled feet were submerged at all.
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"I expect this to be just like slow ripples on a pond as opposed to a tsunami of excitement," he said.
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The case has made surprisingly few ripples since, considering the tawdry and scandalous allegations being leveled against the 2011 NBA MVP.
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The ripples it set off have become waves, far across the country and as close as the nearest Parkland voting booth.
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This ungentleness ripples out through the crowd and into the area beyond the fence where the protesters have set up shop.
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But when, in the final video image, two strips of fabric fall in gorgeous ripples, something terrible has been aestheticized. Sept.
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The exhibition illustrates how a lack of currency ripples out in resource-poor, urban environments that are dark and getting darker.
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How far the story of Christine Chubbuck ripples outward, registering the cultural stresses of its time (and ours), I'm not sure.
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With the ripples of water that branch out from the center of an ice cube, a sparkling bloom resonates with colors.
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"101 FM" ripples over a floaty, 8-bit and kick-to-the-chest boombap beat, catching Simz in a nostalgic mood.
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Once again, scientists have detected gravitational waves — ripples in the fabric of space and time created by objects moving throughout the Universe.
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The ripples only slightly change the fabric of space and time, so it's not something that we can perceive as it's happening.
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The 19-year-old singer is relatively new, but causing a fair amount of encouraging ripples for her lonesome-sounding, nimble work.
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British citizens voted in favor of leaving the European Union in June 2016, a decision that sent ripples across global financial markets.
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Trump caused diplomatic ripples Tuesday when he tweeted that Farage would "do a great job" as Britain's ambassador to the United States.
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TRADE Trump's pulling the US out of TPP, which included 11 of the world's largest economies, is already creating ripples in Asia.
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These rotations produce ripples in the fabric of space and time, which then move throughout the Universe at the speed of light.
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Astronomers say they have detected another set of gravitational waves — ripples in the fabric of space and time traveling throughout the Universe.
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In late 2015, researchers made the first-ever direct detection of gravitational waves — ripples in the universal fabric known as space-time.
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Called gravitational waves, these spacetime ripples were first 'heard' by LIGO's detectors last September, although the discovery was not announced until February.
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And as uncertainty ripples throughout the markets you will continue to see large swings and volatility just like we saw during Brexit.
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Crunch the equations which describe this process, and they suggest that moving masses should create ripples which radiate out into the universe.
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Crunch the equations which describe the process, and they suggest that moving masses should create ripples which radiate out into the universe.
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A breeze momentarily sends gentle ripples and puffs of mist along the river before the male hand reappears to remove the bridge.
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Seeing the well-worn knit cap atop her head, I felt ripples of contempt and hopelessness and absurdity knock on my throat.
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This could provide scientists with the capability to detect gravitational waves -- ripples in space-time -- that shed light on how galaxies evolved.
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Its suburbs are also some of the most famous in the country, sprawling bedroom communities that ripples out from the urban core.
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The ripples from the grounding of Boeing's 737 MAX aircraft following two fatal crashes continued to be felt across the airline industry.
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This image features the lovely ripples of small dunes created by the wind, similar to the ones we have here on Earth.
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This image features the lovely ripples of small dunes created by the wind, similar to the ones we have here on Earth.
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These ripples can be mapped and modeled to predict the expansion rate, which placed it at 67.4 kilometers per second per megaparsec.
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The plummeting lira, caused by a deepening rift with the United States and worries about Turkey's economy has sent ripples across markets.
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He aims not only to help Democrats but also stir policy debates that he hopes will cause ripples in the GOP race.
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As those two bowling balls — which represent black holes in this analogy — spin around one another, they create ripples in the sheet.
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Ripples of an angular sea heave across the ceiling and down the pillars, which jump out from the dark shadows behind them.
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You could hear the ice cracking for about 10 minutes before it actually broke away, and caused huge ripples in the water.
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You read that right: the company Ripple decided the best way to move money across international borders was to not use Ripples.
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As the pursuit of profit ripples through those neighborhoods, they said, people with money have increasingly displaced the poorest and least advantaged.
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They've just confirmed the second detection of gravitational waves, ripples in the fabric of spacetime proposed by Albert Einstein a century ago.
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The film is projected upside down, so that the ripples from the rock appear not on top of the water, but underneath.
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Less than a decade ago, Chapecoense was playing in the obscurity of Brazil's fourth division, making few ripples in the soccer world.
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"I go around the world looking for giant waves," he tells Gloria, who stays in Los Angeles and waits for minor ripples.
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This is why when you press a bare LCD screen that was never meant to be poked, you end up with ripples.
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This warping is gravity: gravitational waves are the ripples formed along the surface that are cause by this warping of space-time.
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In other words, Earth's gravity waves are mere ripples compared to the enormous 10,000-kilometer-scale disturbances Akatsuki saw one planet over.
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Bazelon's opinion piece in the Times also sent ripples through some Iowa Democratic circles as they await an announcement of Harris' decision.
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What missed the hole spread in ripples across the floor, setting fire to everything it touched that was not made of stone.
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As Leopold and Uhl grow increasingly wary of Eisenheim's tricks, the magician turns to darker material that causes ripples within the monarchy.
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A market selloff that was sparked last week and accelerated on Monday hit the US and has sent ripples across global markets.
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The earthquake was shallow, about five and a half miles below the surface, sending ripples throughout the area and into neighboring states.
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But whenever self-driving trucks arrive, there will be economic ripples, affecting insurance premiums, truck stops, vocational schools and the roads themselves.
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Related: Scientists Detect Gravitational Waves, Confirming Einstein's Theory About Ripples in the Space-Time Continuum And this is the tremendously clever bit.
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Those decisions set off their own economic ripples, as laid-off workers cut back spending and landlords struggle to pay their mortgages.
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A dark blue and hunter green amoeba ripples like a viscous pool of tie-dye, merging into a tide of bright yellow.
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The most immediate economic impact is expected in China, but the risk of a pandemic could send ripples through financial markets globally.
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"The housing market is interconnected with economic and social life," Justice Breyer wrote, and violations of the housing law always have ripples.
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Scientists have confirmed the existence of gravitational waves, the ripples in the fabric of space-time that Einstein predicted a century ago.
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Last month, Kolanovic's warning to clients to hedge against a stock market drop sent ripples through the trading desks on Wall Street.
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Then they began, at first in sync, to snap the twigs and drop them on the stage floor, creating gentle, rhythmic ripples.
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The killing has already sent ripples including calls from the Iraqi Parliament and government for the United States to withdraw its troops.
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And that decision had sent ripples all the way to Old Town, where Nine Dragons announced an initial investment of $2000 million.
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Which might be the stone in the pond whose ripples improve that family's life, and those with whom they, in turn, nurture.
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The move sent ripples across Washington, drawing outrage from Democrats, who accused Trump of attempting to shut down the FBI's Russia investigation.
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The plummeting lira, caused by a deepening rift with the United States and worries about Turkey's economy, has sent ripples across markets.
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Gravitational-wave detectors in the US and Italy picked up ripples in space-time from that event as they passed through Earth.
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The deceleration is expected to continue into 2019 as the standoff between the world's two largest economies ripples through the global economy.
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In March, Mr. Hrib traveled to Taiwan, where he had spent two months as a student, a visit that caused more ripples.
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Adam Moss's decision to step down after 15 years as editor in chief of New York sent ripples through the magazine world.
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Though she is inflected with ripples of silly celebrity shallowness, Mr. Salem's Val nonetheless registers as the sanest person in the room.
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A year later, she painted a "lonely figure" whose long brown hair ripples out, horizontally, like water in a deserted green landscape.
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The 3D-printing is being powered by Coffee Ripples, a startup that makes a machine dedicated to 3D printing images on foam lattes.
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It created ripples, and what we try to do is identify them, and understand them in the context of all the other material.
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If it's like what we've seen [Monday]—which is terrible, I want to highlight—I doubt it makes ripples inside of the politics.
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There's even a room featuring an impossible, upside-down swimming pool complete with water ripples that look straight out of a video game.
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The stock moves stateside came ahead of the U.S. midterm elections that are scheduled for Tuesday, which could send ripples throughout capital markets.
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But where Tehran can cause damage is an escalation of activities that's likely to send further ripples across regional conflicts and oil markets.
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That access to fast, low-cost delivery could make it irresistible to order even more stuff — and send profound ripples through the economy.
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While Judge Leon may believe he limited the impact of his decision, its ripples are sure to be felt for years to come.
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Those companies have recently slashed staff to reduce spending sending ripples through the broader tech industry and hinting at a potentially broader slowdown.
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Ripples in space-time can be produced by destructive events like the collision of two massive objects like black holes and neutron stars.
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But one of the theory's predictions was that certain gravitational events could send light-speed waves through space, like ripples in a pond.
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Isolated from cosmic radiation and the solar wind, the masses will only move if jostled by the spacetime ripples known as gravitational waves.
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Just a few ripples here, but the obvious opportunity may be in U.S. Treasurys that appear to have reacted badly to the result.
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Even gravitational waves, the ripples in the geometry of spacetime that were recently observed by the LIGO observatory, should have these quantum fluctuations.
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Scientists hunting for gravitational waves — ripples in the fabric of space and time sent out by cataclysmic collisions — have had a busy month.
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And her decision to date guys while separated from Sadie ripples through her little community of friends across the first season's six episodes.
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Scientists are no longer hoping just to discover gravitational waves, the ripples through space first predicted by Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity.
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The ripples of climate change are being seen all around the world, but it's not often they wash up on our very doorstep.
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The psychological damage stemming from the collapse of their traditional family unit ripples through nearly every episode of Season 3 with stinging authenticity.
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You've accelerated some aspect of life—how we text or pay bills or share news—and you can see the ripples spread outward.
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Scientists say they have proven the existence of gravitational waves — the ripples in space-time that stem from objects moving throughout the Universe.
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Grupo Sura is likely to see increased profit, Jaramillo said, allowing for any market ripples on the company's 30 trillion pesos in investments.
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The move has been making ripples in social media, and in the hours before the debate, a new hashtag is circulating on Twitter.
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And conflict can often spread across borders: the ripples from Rwanda started a great war in Congo that eventually claimed even more lives.
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The result was the same figure, now white with pale blue shadows, sitting in front of a dark blue backdrop with black ripples.
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Trump's surrender is sure to leave psychological ripples in Washington that could surface next time he is in a pitched battle with Democrats.
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To me, the opaline ripples hold memories of my father, who sailed competitively, beating Ted Turner at the 5.5 meter 1972 world championship.
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No company defines the contours of the medium more than Apple, and the iterative choices it makes ripples outward across all smartphone futures.
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Trudeau's sexy image has sent ripples around the world and has surprised many, which isn't shocking considering most world leaders look like this.
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Caked up against the wide pane of glass that we looked through were, here and there, a few ripples of dark-green algae.
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Flattened out to some extent, you can still see these omnipresent wrinkles, pleats, and ripples ramifying around these paintings even from a distance.
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Rosenstein's rumored departure caused ripples of anxiety through Washington's political circles due to his status directly overseeing special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.
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But as the work world revved back to life after the new year and many federal offices remained dark, the ripples extended further.
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Scientists say they have proven the existence of gravitational waves — the ripples in space-time that stem from objects moving throughout the universe.
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Atrium's implosion could send ripples through the legal tech scene, and push other entrepreneurs to start with a more focused software-only approach.
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Nevertheless, the emergence of a promising, young soccer talent now triggers ripples of activity among an increasingly global set of potentially interested parties.
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The ripples from the European migrant crisis of 22015 continue until today with its dual shock to the EU's unity and domestic politics.
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But TikTok, named after the sound a clock makes, has no time for time itself—a decision that ripples across the entire platform.
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Read: In "Red at the Bone," a new novel from Jacqueline Woodson, an unplanned pregnancy ripples through three generations of a Brooklyn family.
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Ripples across different markets Oil prices have also been affected by the virus outbreak, because China is a big consumer of the commodity.
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She portrays weather movements, ripples in the water, and currents with simple yet bold lines that are expressive as well as visually satisfying.
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Ms. Opolais and Mr. Alagna had to crawl unsteadily among the accordionlike ripples of those overturned stairs, which looked dangerous, not to mention ridiculous.
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Throw a pebble into the pool of popular culture over the last 50 years and Bowie is never too many ripples from the centre.
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Supreme Court rulings often establish a nationwide precedent or interpretation of the law that can have ripples far outside the legal or political sphere.
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Describing its surface ripples in terms of the motions of the roughly 1024 individual water molecules—let alone their elementary particles—would be foolish.
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A single transaction, a fraction of a bitcoin sent from Satoshi's address to some other address, could cause major ripples in the cryptocurrency world.
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As it grew and grew, settlements fanned out from the commercial center like ripples in water, eventually reaching the southern landmass of Isla Trinitaria.
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Violating the FHA may "'be expected to cause ripples of harm to flow' far beyond the defendant's misconduct", he wrote, quoting a 1983 case.
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The arrest sent ripples of shock and outrage through the area and highlighted ICE's increasingly aggressive efforts to prosecute those in the country illegally.
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In other cases, though, even if an immediate impact may not be seen, standing up to make a difference can result in huge ripples.
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Ripples have formed over earlier grain flows that likely occurred when winds were stronger and blowing more directly over the brink of the dune.
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Gravitational waves are faint ripples in the fabric of spacetime, first predicted by Albert Einstein as a consequence of his general theory of relativity.
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Gravitational waves are ripples in the universe caused by some of the most energetic cosmic events, from exploding stars to supermassive black hole mergers.
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The researchers say that the ripples are formed by the wind, and they owe their unique appearance to some peculiarities of the Martian atmosphere.
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In fact, the formations, which the researchers are calling "wind-drag ripples," look like something on Earth—but not anything we see on land.
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But at a time when investors are fearing what the future holds for the highly leveraged institution, such news is enough to cause ripples.
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The movement and the ripples it creates causes it to bounce across the surface in a chaotic-looking way, but it has its advantages.
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By the time the ripples from that catastrophe had reached Earth, 1.3 billion years after the event, they had faded into the merest breath.
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We have tons of evidence that black holes exist, from bursts of radiation emitted from galactic centers to ripples through spacetime called gravitational waves.
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The film does a good job of showing all the ripples of movement through the crowd, and how that infectious energy can become scary.
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It... Scientists say they have proven the existence of gravitational waves — the ripples in space-time that stem from objects moving throughout the Universe.
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The Kickstarter-backed company sent ripples through tech communities in 2014 when it was announced that Facebook would be acquiring it for $2 billion.
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This is what has been missing all year; that one inexplicable moment that ripples through the game and has everyone talking the next day.
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Concern is growing that China may intervene in the increasingly violent protests, the ripples from which are starting to be felt far and wide.
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"That ripples out to every business, every consumer, every municipality, even other governments all over the world," Greg McBride, chief financial analyst at Bankrate.
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Vera Simons's wave machine never operated properly, producing only periodic ripples, and Harrison's "Portable Farm" soon started growing marijuana plants, seeded by a visitor.
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As the crisis ripples through the energy sector, larger companies will also consider debt exchanges, until now mainly pursued by small producers, bankers said.
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A tickling breeze of possibilities ripples through "Two Class Acts," short plays of modern love and ancient days in repertory at the Flea Theater.
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Bullets in the air leave permanent pain in the heart and create ripples of sorrow in families and communities that affect generations to come.
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You won't get ripples if you accidentally poke an LED or OLED, but you will if press down hard enough (though why would you??).
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This show loves to pack a punch, and no Snow supporter or Dany stanner will be safe from the emotional ripples of losing Tyrion.
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But in 1997, Progression Through Unlearning threw a sizeable stone into the expansive waters of hardcore music and watched the concentric ripples it made.
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The launch of the campaign sent ripples of excitement throughout the massive online network of Weird Al fans and donations began to pour in.
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The Harvey Weinstein scandal, and waves of sexual-misconduct allegations it triggered, dominated the year, and those ripples -- and fresh allegations -- have kept coming.
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But that ubiquity also means that when a pebble drops in the middle of Let's Encrypt's pond, the ripples can travel a long way.
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There is a presence and simultaneity of all personal histories in Rowe's characters; even the memories most glancing, hated or secret make their ripples.
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Much of the story involves the ripples of outrage, confusion and buffoonery that the billboards inspire and that soon envelop almost everyone Mildred knows.
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One case follows another; the justices change; a mistake is made and exploited and ripples through time; a magnetic lawyer sways the Supreme Court.
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It was the first contested election in nine years at Local 802 of the American Federation of Musicians, and it could cause national ripples.
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Moreover, in quantum mechanics, the ball is actually a wave: Once its location is known, it spreads like ripples on a pond and evolves.
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It's not the scale of the difference we wanted to make, but it matters — and the changes will have ripples for years to come.
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The ski area resembles a vast white curtain strung along six high peaks, trails plummeting for 3,000 vertical feet among the folds and ripples.
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Nearby, some more aggressive riders tore through the strip, causing ripples of tension as people shifted and pushed to get out of the way.
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Even relatively popular presidents were seen as more tainted: for Ronald Reagan, there was Iran-Contra; for Bill Clinton, the lurid ripples of impeachment.
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In one of her final chapters, Eisenberg quotes the writer Vanessa Veselka, who sums up an overarching sentiment that ripples through the book's pages.
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This "lateral line" system allows sharks to sense ripples in the water created by their prey, meaning they can even hunt in the dark.
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He comes in to land, noting the ripples in the fields below indicating that the wind had begun to shift ahead of the storm.
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The impact of out-of-service aircraft early in the morning "ripples through the whole day," leading to more cancellations and delays, Kerr said.
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Snow (snaw) falls on a story about a lonely person (perhaps an anstapa, a lone-stepper), while social discord ripples beneath the poem's surface.
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This is not just a direct blow to prisoners' electoral power; it also ripples outward, depressing political participation among their friends, families and acquaintances.
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Gravitational waves are ripples in spacetime created by certain kinds of disruptions, like the collision of black holes or the explosions of massive stars.
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Eugenio Pizzorno's video "Ripples 01" (2017) explores ancient dialects of Italian that are still spoken by some Italian Americans in New York City today.
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Multi-colored raindrop ripples morph into dynamic cellular structures, visualizing different biological processes in a hypnotizing new music video for Max Cooper's Order From Chaos.
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Trump's comments in a television interview this weekend that Obamacare might not be replaced until next year has sent ripples through the markets this week.
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As a deadly coronavirus spreads across China and ripples through other parts of the world, scientists are trying to pinpoint how humans first got exposed.
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The haptic feedback makes it feel like water ripples are following your fingertips, and the pebbles underneath create a slight "bump" between every other stone.
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These ripples in the fabric of space-time were predicted a century ago by Albert Einstein, but had yet to be proven through scientific observation.
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This feature now makes it easier to create organic-looking and realistic effects when you have layers like a fluttering flag or ripples on water.
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The ripples extended far past the shores of Lake Wobegon when Garrison Keillor recorded his final episode of A Prairie Home Companion on July 1.
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U.S. Senate Republicans failed to dismantle Obamacare, Russia ordered the U.S. to cut diplomatic staff and an Amazon wobble created ripples across worldwide stock markets.
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Researchers detected both the ripples in space and time sent out by the colliding neutron stars as well as the light signature from the event.
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Basketball superstar Kevin Durant's injury may have reshaped the outlook of the NBA's upcoming free agency period, but it also sent ripples through Wall Street.
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Since Albert Einstein first predicted their existence a century ago, physicists have been on the hunt for gravitational waves, ripples in the fabric of spacetime.
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It's hard to overstate just how significant the discovery of gravitational waves—ripples in the fabric of spacetime first predicted by Albert Einstein—would be.
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Spotify's public declaration sent ripples through the music industry, sparking questions about whether, and how, streaming companies should police their catalogues of some 20163m songs.
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There are only a handful of couples who can announce a divorce and cause as many ripples as Brangelina have in the past 24 hours.
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When uttered by a nominee for leader of the free world, the words are a self-fulfilling prophecy, sending ripples of crisis through the world.
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But this wouldn't just be an important milestone for Canada and the world; it could also send ripples across the international system of drug policy.
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Daphnis was only discovered in 2005, and scientists are still researching the gravitational ripples the moon causes on the outer edge of the Keeler Gap.
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The news is already causing massive economic ripples, with the pound dropping 13 percent to its lowest point against the dollar since 1985, before recovering.
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In certain lighting you can actually see the faint ripples of a button underneath the surface of the display, but only if you look closely.
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This warped book now ripples as I turn the pages, creases lending sonic and haptic textures that, oddly enough, seem to amplify the book's poetics.
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But the impact of losing venues like this ripples beyond Cardiff, and even Wales—without places like this to cultivate, music scenes themselves risk death.
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Scientists with the LIGO collaboration claim they have once again detected gravitational waves — the ripples in space-time produced by objects moving throughout the Universe.
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Detecting these ripples is a super precise science Up until recently, gravitational waves were the last piece of Einstein's theory that still hadn't been proven.
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But it was Bolton's decision to push out homeland security adviser Tom Bossert -- much to the surprise of Kelly -- that sent ripples through the administration.
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But once successfully assembled it reveals the intricate rake lines—meant to represent the ripples in a stream—of a Japanese rock or zen garden.
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Gravitational waves are ripples in the fabric of spacetime caused by the most energetic events in the universe—supernovae, black hole mergers, and the like.
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NEAR CANNON BALL, N.D. — Verna Bailey stared into the silvery ripples of a man-made lake, looking for the spot where she had been born.
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After traveling 1.4 billion light years across space, those ripples shook the twin detectors of the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory, or LIGO, on Dec.
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As recently as 2009, Chapecoense was playing in the obscurity of Brazil's fourth division, making few ripples even in its own nation's vast soccer conversation.
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"The meter-scale ripples are observed from orbit all over the planet, across a wide range of latitudes and elevations," Lapôtre told me via email.
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While the paper marks the first time wind-drag ripples have been identified, Lapôtre does not expect them to be unique to the Red Planet.
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The Laser Interferometer Gravitational-wave Observatory (LIGO) has detected gravitational waves, ripples in space and time, from a third pair of black holes that collided.
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If not, we should brace ourselves for a major economic crisis in the world's eighth-largest economy that could send ripples through the global economy.
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From this fanatic core a culture ripples out, in ever-widening circles of influence: the gun lobby, the Republican Party, the American government writ large.
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These ripples in spacetime are so infinitesimal by the time they get to us, humans had never before been able to detect them until recently.
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Kristaps has a good first step, don't get me wrong, but Rovell's body ripples and reacts like a pond someone just threw a rock into.
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The mold the artist used was evidently a pliable material (or was lined with one), and the resulting buckles and ripples are immortalized in resin.
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The waves travel outward on the ocean's surface, like ripples in a pond, and can slow down but grow in size as they come ashore.
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The news is sure to send ripples through the Middle East – not just because the leader of a Muslim nation bought a portrait of Christ.
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If these meanders, or ripples, are extreme, cold Arctic air can spill southward or hotter air from the middle of the planet can move north.
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But Mr. Sessions's actions, which Judge Sullivan called a "sweeping policy directive," raised the bar and sent ripples through the rest of the immigration bureaucracy.
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We're covering the economic ripples from the coronavirus outbreak, a family's journey after the Christchurch shooting and the next step in the U.S. presidential race.
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While some analysts have said AWS's business is "recession-proof," others have said that the "negative ripples" from the coronavirus pandemic could impact it negatively.
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The thingness that Hesse applied to her titling process ripples throughout her drawings, most patently in the working sketches she made between 1967 and 1970.
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The report can move markets, influence monetary policy and set off political ripples — especially if President Trump, as he often does, weighs in on Twitter.
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But when your family has power, and specifically has power within the media, that dysfunction ripples across the nation and in some cases the globe.
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The oil and gas industry concentrated on the Texas coast could be disrupted for weeks or longer, sending ripples across energy markets and the economy.
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People near D. stop trying to look sexy and start getting goofy, then it ripples outward until everyone on the dance floor is acting ridiculous.
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In the lizards, the sharp-wave ripples came from a different brain area called the dorsal ventricular ridge, not the reptilian equivalent of the hippocampus.
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But he questioned whether the bursts of activity seen by the researchers were sharp-wave ripples or simply part of the lizards' slow-wave sleep.
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Instead, there's a viscous low pulse that both creeps downward and ripples upward with increasingly insistent electronic arpeggios, allowing no exit from centuries-old tensions.
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"Across the world, there are these disruptions and ripples — deep, deep anguish and deep, deep bursts of action, all of which is necessary," she said.
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Italian political dysfunction that ripples through global financial markets and has the potential to upend Europe is something the world woke up to Tuesday morning.
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There was something Wagnerian about it, I thought, bending forward and looking down at the water, which was black and full of small quivering ripples.
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Swonk said the storms could continue to send inflationary ripples, as building materials rise and contractors pay up for construction workers in storm-ravaged areas.
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It's got the same chocolaty, creamy and malty flavors, churned into a satiny ice cream that's veined with fudge sauce to create gooey, bittersweet ripples.
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Albert Einstein predicted that when black holes collide and form a bigger one, they would send out ripples in space and time called gravitational waves.
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Michael Cooper reports on the audience and encore: First came a few ripples of recognition at the opening strings from those who recognized it instantly.
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But the ocean of money in financial markets is now so large, it's possible that ripples on its surface could trigger the next big downturn.
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Orpheus's head, as richly maned as a lead guitarist's, glows greenly against the water, which ripples in neat folds to the edge of the canvas.
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The ripples spread all the way to U.S. Treasuries, where 30-year yields hit their highest since July 21 even though domestic data were generally soft.
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Not a grain of rice is out of place, not a taiko drumbeat is out of sync, not a kimono sash ripples without his say-so.
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Investors across the globe are watching U.S. voters head to the polls in the midterm elections scheduled for Tuesday, which could send ripples throughout capital markets.
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Mr Netanyahu, although forced by political constraints to tell his whole coalition to vote for the law, is clearly concerned about its legal and diplomatic ripples.
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Omar made ripples at the 2014 White House iftar, where she confronted President Obama about Middle East policy; cameras captured them arguing in the receiving line.
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PhysicsNext year should be a big year for LIGO, the very first observatory capable of detecting the faint ripples in space-time known as gravitational waves.
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Gravitational waves are created when two massive objects like black holes or neutron stars collide, sending ripples out through space-time, the fabric of the universe.
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Armed with these two science laboratories, physicists are hopeful that we'll be able to measure our very first spacetime ripples by the end of the decade.
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Wind-drag ripples in formation at Nili Patera (Image: NASA/JPL via Mathieu LaPotre)The reason for the similarity, Lapôtre told Gizmodo, is Mars' thin atmosphere.
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Unlike light waves, which propagate wavelengths that are smaller than the object that emits them, gravitational ripples produce wavelengths larger than the objects that produce them.
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Cuba may be opening up and experiencing its first ripples of free enterprise in over half a century, but the regime continues to wield immense power.
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When light hits these displays, it creates plasmons, described by New Scientist as "ripples of electrons" that determine the display's light-reflection and light-absorption properties.
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They emitted gravitational waves, tiny ripples in spacetime, alongside all sorts of light, including infrared and ultraviolet, visible light, x-rays, gamma rays, and radio waves.
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Yet days afterward, the Internet ripples with complaints that the Atlanta Falcons—who blew a 244-260 lead by surrendering 153 straight points—were somehow robbed.
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It's fittingly spare: a Hall of Mirrors-style effect warps the singer as she toys around with some air guitar and dances through the lens's ripples.
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The merger of two dense neutron stars millions of years ago produced ripples in spacetime and an afterglow of radiation detected on Earth on August 17.
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From there Homegoing ripples out, following Effia and Esi's family trees and the continuing impact that slavery has on the lives of people across the globe.
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Oil's rally could fizzle if there's no agreement among major producers for a freeze later this month, and the ripples could be felt across global markets.
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The longer the laser-wire, the greater its sensitivity to these cosmic ripples, which is why LIGO's ground-based laser pathways are each four kilometers long.
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In Disrupt, Murra creates a 3D "kinetic sculpture" that moves in waves and ripples, while binaural ambient synth notes and sampled audio swirl on the soundtrack.
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During "deep" or slow-wave sleep (SWS), groups of neurons fire in concert and generate brain-waves with triple rhythms called slow oscillations, spindles, and ripples.
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The move marks another escalation of President Donald Trump's trade conflict with China, which has sent ripples across financial markets and threatened to dent global growth.
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But once we become almost entirely nonfunctional, our cells come out of their inhibited state and release all their stored energy, which ripples throughout the brain.
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I used a HDRI captured at my local beach during sunset to provide the lighting, and some subtle under lighting in the ripples of the water. . .
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All U.S. military space assets However, you feel about carrier aviation, the consequences of the Key West Agreement are still causing troubling ripples to this day.
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And with ripples of discontent with Brussels spreading beyond Britain, the bloc may be distracted from its own efforts to increase renewables and combat climate change.
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Ayrton, who was born in 1854 and died in 1923, dedicated herself to studying sand and water ripples as well as electric arcs, The Mirror explains.
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As Yang settles into the Ukonga prison where she will serve her time, the collapse of her empire sends warning ripples to those still poaching today.
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Within the past week, in addition to numerous layoffs, Tumblr has made a series of noticeable changes that have sent ripples of unease throughout the community.
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Besides the tighter lending rules and other new restrictions, a change of wording in the U.S. sanctions package is also sending ripples through the Russian economy.
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The prospect of a meeting with Putin, which Trump first raised during a congratulatory phone call in March, has sent ripples of consternation through European capitals.
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Imagine, too, the huge economic ripples radiating from such places as innovations are turned into products, create jobs and propel start-ups and established companies alike.
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The common element in both cases: Once the direct effects of the coronavirus spread to the job market, the ripples reach much further into the economy.
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The sounds around us began to echo in tight repetitions; every chirping bird triggered a treble cascade, like ripples of a stone thrown into still water.
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Ellul: Puddle effect: you do something cool here, and it just kind of ripples across and when we go other places people have heard about it.
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The Trump administration's new tariffs on imported metals are rattling the construction industry and sending ripples of anxiety through related concerns, including the city's housing market.
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The product is "A Citizen's Guide to Beating Donald Trump" (there's a children's version too, titled "Ripples of Hope: Your Guide to Electing a New President").
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It looks like a castle, rising over the opposite bank of the river, jutting out above the rocky ripples and wooded folds of the Hudson Valley.
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As space inflated, the ripples stretched like taffy and were yanked apart, and so they became "frozen" into the field as twin peaks in its density.
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Large collisions in space, like those between black holes or neutron stars, create ripples in spacetime called gravitational waves that were first predicted by Albert Einstein.
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In 1916, Einstein predicted that accelerating massive objects, like neutron stars or black holes, would create ripples or "waves" in the fabric of space and time.
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Under shadowy lighting, a sheet of plastic cuts across the performance space and ripples as dancers, whose bodies are dimly silhouetted, vibrate in the near-dark.
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Instruments on the lander that measure the Martian atmosphere detected gravity waves: ripples that occur when buoyancy pushes air up, but gravity pulls it back down.
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These waves are ripples in the fabric of spacetime created by significant cosmic events such as crashes between massive objects, or the explosion of large stars.
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Khloé also is still dealing with the ripples of Tristan Thompson's alleged infidelity and figuring out how much of herself she wants to recommit to him.
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We can't see it or feel it, but the shock of that collision sends ripples propagating far and wide through the fabric of space and time.
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And as its rain-drenched vegetation grows, the Amazon inhales and stores a gargantuan volume of carbon, an effect that ripples throughout the global climate system.
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The sound of lapping ripples, the hypnotic blue depths, the sunlit sparkles on wavetops—these elements, and more, make Earth's seas a serene and enchanting environment.
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Zynga's conception of words is a wholesale divergence from Scrabble's word list and its impact ripples from the words, down to the gameplay, and onto players.
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But oil prices sending ripples across the economy may be the least of residents' concerns faced with walls of water mixed with oil and jet fuel.
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When one block decides to slip, all of a sudden, that energy is released by seismic waves, kind of like ripples on a pond, creating the earthquake.
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One of Mari Rantanen's shield-sized elliptical paintings is entitled "Yayoi," and its ripples of eye-popping florescent color easily recall Yayoi Kusama's signature constellations of dots.
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GE's ripples were felt across the bond market this week, and its woes are one reason for the jump in spreads in corporate and high-yield debt.
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Perhaps gravitational waves, tiny ripples in spacetime that travel at the speed of light and result from chaotic events like colliding black holes, can offer a solution.
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The exhaust note ripples when you engage the throttle, a rich, rumbly growl unmatched by any automaker, and what makes these cars still have an undeniable appeal.
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While the issue of race and police violence disproportionately hurts minority communities in America, none of us are immune to the ripples it leaves in our society.
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As that ripples through the world economy, companies are already feeling the effects and forecasters are estimating a hit of between 0.2% and 0.3% to global growth.
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It caused ripples of outrage against Catalan firefighters, who were accused of being too politically active, particularly after they went viral for creating a blockade on Oct.
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That prediction was impossible to prove at the time, since the size of the spacetime ripples would be a tiny fraction of the diameter of a proton.
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The two black holes that sent out ripples in space and time as they merged were born in the belly of a giant star, new research suggests.
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This morning, the Internet erupted with rumors that physicists have finally observed gravitational waves; ripples in the fabric of spacetime predicted by Albert Einstein a century ago.
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Not only is the cost of human life a factor, but what of the propaganda war—what geopolitical ripples will a Hellfire blast send through the region?
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"[T]he provision of these services and equipment to terrorists could be expected to cause ripples of harm to flow far beyond the defendant's misconduct," Smith wrote.
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If I'm right, its repercussions will one day reach your life too, though it's sufficiently bleeding-edge that those ripples probably won't hit you for a decade.
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That's because detecting these space-time ripples is an incredibly delicate process, one that involves measuring tiny changes in the positions of objects spread across vast distances.
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Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra have made some small ripples and the fervor around Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin has already simmered down to its usual buzz.
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Bentley refused to publicly admit affair Ripples from the scandal surrounding the governor's affair had spread during a turbulent 12 months before Bentley's decision to walk away.
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The ripples pass through the LIGO and Virgo observatories, which split laser beams, send them down mile-plus-long pipes, and rejoin the beams on a detector.
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Yesterday's most notable venture capital deal news came from Rippling, a SaaS startup focused on employee on-boarding and off-boarding (the "ripples" of an employee lifecycle).
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Ariana Grande's new single and music video, "7 Rings," made a splash when it dropped in January, but the artist is still dealing with some unfortunate ripples.
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The highly energetic event sent ripples across space and time that physicists working with the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) and Virgo detectors observed on Aug.
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He told the radio station that the first ripples started to form back in 2013 when he starting pointing out the lack of diversity in the cast.
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There are good reasons to believe bitcoin's extreme volatility will hit only those exposed to the cryptocurrency, and that ripples across financial markets will barely be felt.
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As night falls, Ronson plays perhaps the most archetypical queer dance party staple—Whitney Houston's "I Wanna Dance With Somebody"—sending ripples of celebration through the crowd.
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Instead, it ripples across the economy, boosting the incomes of those who receive government contracts or benefit payments, who then go on to spend and invest more.
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Though the Games are over two years away, the effects of skateboarding's newfound inclusion on the Olympic program are already starting to make ripples throughout the industry.
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And even more so here, where the constitutional violation injures plaintiffs and in the process permeates and ripples across entire religious groups, communities and society at large.
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Inside, there's a small pool of liquid, whose gentle ripples stand to mimic the matter fluctuations that gave rise to the structures we observe in the cosmos.
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There's playful balearic, sections of ambient interspersed with chanting a bird sounds, and some edgier analog noodling that could send curious ripples through an open-minded dancefloor.
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First predicted by Albert Einstein in 1916, gravitational waves are ripples in the fabric of spacetime, created by extreme cosmic events like the collision of black holes.
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Because it is about time travel and how change ripples outward, it seems right that every live performance will allow the possibility of difference from the previous.
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But for now it is being compounded by something strange happening just beneath the surface, creating ripples like the ones that are evident in this tumultuous week.
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To that end, Lombriser is hopeful that novel fields such as gravitational wave astronomy, which measures ripples in the fabric of spacetime, could help resolve the mystery.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. There's a certain feeling that ripples through your body when you hear a song that, to put it simply, slaps.
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Music, to me, also was, and is, about the body, about what happens when what we call sound escapes its vacuum and creates ripples in the world.
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The sensitive L-shaped observatories use lasers to pick up the moment that the ripples pass through Earth, slightly warping everything they pass through as they go.
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His shoulders hike up and his elbows jut out dangerously as his body ripples and swells until, in the final moment, his arms extend to either side.
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About halfway through the process some so-perfect-they-look-fake ripples form in the stainless steel, and the bottle begins to leak water and eventually burst.
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The back and forth between China and the U.S. has sent ripples through global financial markets as investors assess the trade war's impact on the global economy.
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As Sweeney grabs them from her, a thrill ripples through her body: what could be more exciting than a man reclaiming his power, his will to destruction?
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Iowa's Democrats made a shambles of their first-in-the-nation caucuses on Monday, causing ripples in this primary that we won't fully understand until it's over.
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Years before he had laid complex, sunlit ripples on the river below the bridge, but the lower postwar parts of the picture are lifeless, muddy and dark.
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Under Dimon, J.P. Morgan has aggressively gone after market share in businesses from institutional trading to deposits, causing industrywide ripples when it deems the opportunities are worthwhile.
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Given all that, any fundamental change in the corporate tax code will create powerful ripples — some quite predictable, others less so — across the business and financial landscape.
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Even as the arrival of the new ownership group was met with optimism in some circles, it also sent ripples of alarm through some in the newsroom.
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The fall in employment and income ripples through the community, depressing demand for cars, home improvements, restaurant meals, and purchases of nonessential goods at the local mall.
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That faint rising tone, physicists say, is the first direct evidence of gravitational waves, the ripples in the fabric of space-time that Einstein predicted a century ago.
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Today, three researchers have been awarded the Nobel Prize in physics for their work in detecting gravitational waves — ripples in space and time that travel throughout our Universe.
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Thanks to a very human moment, the pair confirm sexual assault isn't a form of violence that only harms the survivor; it ripples out towards everyone around them.
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For the past five years, researchers have suspected a type of order known as charge density waves—essentially, ripples of overly dense and under-dense regions of electrons.
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I think there are lots of discussions that can occur that will lead us, like we're dropping a pebble in a pond and those ripples are going out.
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There are metaphorical meanings Gravel explained at the time (a rock thrown into water creates "ripples into infinity"; twigs "are what people acquire in the way of wisdom").
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"Seeing the U.S. advance on these issues will create new ripples of hope for all of us who believe in social justice and individual freedom," Stefan Löfven said.
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If you look at Potter—the online identities of Pottermore (where you get sorted into houses and find out your patronus) ripples offline into the Wizarding World park.
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As the higher wage experiment ripples throughout the economy, a big question is whether unions will be able to convert their wage support into new, dues-paying members.
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Researchers looking at images from the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter and the Curiosity rover spotted a strange combination of almost wave-like ripples forming in the sands of Mars.
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Any leftover momentum from the spinning would turn into gravitational waves, ripples that travel through and change the shape of spacetime itself, which physicists first observed last year.
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From something as magical as a silhouetted bicycle streaking across the moon, to something as simple as tiny ripples in a cup of water, this is Steven Spielberg.
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On February 11, researchers at the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) confirmed the presence of gravitational waves, ripples in the universe caused by highly energetic cosmological events.
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Now that scientists have detected gravitational waves, ripples in spacetime spawned by the most violent physical events, they want to use their discovery to make real physics observations.
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Selina flounders, but it ripples on to the other candidates, who end up babbling at their podiums and derailing the whole thing without the help of Selina's team.
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A shriek ripples through the crowd, frozen for a moment in anticipation that the French duo, a long-rumored Coachella reunion act, might be joining the producer onstage.
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It's beautiful ripples of ice cream, like the hide of a Shar-Pei oozed elegant decadence, whether they were being served after dinner or at a birthday party.
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But fantastic ripples — an enigmatic, utopian island and mythical "ornate sea creatures" — break the narrative surface so that the prose's lyrical pulse builds to one long, unbroken spell.
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The collaboration, which stands for the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory, has two facilities in Louisiana and Washington specially designed to measure gravitational ripples from big merging objects.
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Moody, stupid and allergic to responsibility, Andy is going to shrug off anything that causes ripples in his lazy pool of cool – like beautiful women looking for love.
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Living in Bondage had more in common with popular television soap operas like Ripples or Checkmate, but the VHS format allowed producers to profit directly from their viewers.
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But by the time they reach Earth 1.4 billion years later, they've become very faint (like how pond ripples become less frenzied farther away from a dropped stone).
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An observatory in Japan is joining three giant detectors in Washington, Louisiana, and Italy to form a global network of high-powered observatories that study ripples in spacetime.
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The attack elevated concerns about the spread of terrorism in former Soviet Central Asia as an oil bust ripples through regional economies and the Islamic State's footprint expands.
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When supply and demand are far apart and the market is very liquid, minor shifts in supply and demand tend to cause only small ripples in the price.
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Called "wind-drag ripples," these novel formations are an intermediary between two rippled structures found on our own planet—large desert dunes and tiny, decimeter-scale sand waves.
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In other words, let's rush order the next generation of planetary rovers and landers so we can check out the prevalence and variety of alien dunes and ripples.
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What's coming out of the musical community now are small sonic ripples that build to one tremendous wave that satisfyingly crashes on the bank of its local audience.
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They also explored a variation on their work: Photographs of the animals in the bath, their bodies curved into unusual poses, framed by the ripples of the water.
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Our policy decisions that we make here have negative ripples internationally, through West Africa, the Caribbean, Mexico, Colombia, and Peru, where it's fueled violence and instability for decades.
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"The smallest mishap or interruption in any kind of service ripples out," said Liesl Orenic, a labor historian at Dominican University in Illinois who has studied airport workers.
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Rather than optimism or celebration, "New Order" ripples with the menacing effects and potential pitfalls of new technology, but it could use a larger dose of global thinking.
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But the incident showed how, in an increasingly interconnected world, a problem in an obscure electrical substation in north central Georgia can generate far-ranging ripples of havoc.
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" Mr. Klein said Sunday in a telephone interview with The New York Times, "I wanted to shake up the debate and am happy that it caused such ripples.
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US sanctions already in place on Venezuela's national oil company have helped to accelerate a collapse in the country's oil output, sending ripples into the global energy market.
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Go deeper: Warren's 2020 ascent sends ripples through oil industry 2020 Democrats fight for progressive cred on climate change Water needed for hydraulic fracking has more than doubled
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One of the most remarkable experiments in history — a trio of giant machines that listen for ripples in spacetime called gravitational waves — just got more powerful and precise.
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Though fast growing, the green bond market is still relatively small compared to other bond markets and a major purchaser like a central bank could cause big ripples.
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She also hears of Miss Lambe (Crystal Clarke), a young heiress from the West Indies whose wealth and racial background has sent ripples through the white provincial town.
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Loo's memories, and her father's, are often triggered by subtle moments: a snatch of song, the rumble of fireworks, the aroma of food, sudden ripples of offstage laughter.
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The effort is part of a hunt for low-frequency gravitational waves—ripples in spacetime like those recently discovered by LIGO but with more time between the crests.
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"If one of the biggest (economies) wobbles then the ripples are felt most strongly," Reinhold Festge, head of the German engineering association VDMA, told Reuters in an interview.
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But by the time they reach Earth 250 billion years later, they've become very faint (like how pond ripples become less frenzied farther away from a dropped stone).
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But because these ripples are extremely subtle, generating vibrations about 400 times smaller than a proton's radius, Einstein was skeptical that they could ever be traced by technological means.
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Gold prices, which tumbled to their lowest level in nearly six weeks on Monday after large sell order sent ripples through the market, steadied, supported by an easing dollar.
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The family felt like an appropriate through line to the stories as well as a lens into death—the ripples of death, outside of just the person [who passed].
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I could go on, and we did all this stuff simultaneously, which, you can imagine, causes a lot of ripples in a big company, particularly a big, global company.
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This victory for digital rights activists and musicians is the first major setback to commercial facial recognition companies in the United States, and could have ripples beyond the industry.
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Opening with the passing of Annie Graham's (Toni Collette) elderly mother, Hereditary follows as the death ripples through each member of the house with consequences both small and catastrophic.
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According to Los Angeles Magazine, by using the Coffee Ripples app, you can get nearly anything you want printing on your latte, cappuccino, chai latte, and more at Carrera.
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Dougy's exuberant falsetto, delayed guitar ripples, and galloping drums became synonymous with that delicious rush of falling in love (in a nice v-neck sweater vest and skinny tie).
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On Tuesday during his testimony to the House, Powell called the U.S. economy "resilient" but noted headwinds for productivity and warned about global economic ripples from the coronavirus (Reuters).
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When they make a surprise discovery that a long-extinct alien species might be very much alive, it'll send ripples through human space that pushes everyone into outright warfare.
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Now that LIGO has proven capable of detecting the spacetime ripples that cause atoms to jiggle by a practically infinitesimal amount, physicists expect the discoveries to keep rolling in.
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Certain experts cheer for the huge ripples that international brands send across the supply chain with seemingly small improvements, while others decry said small improvements as straight-up greenwashing.
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The development could send ripples through the euro zone "periphery" and may also affect Britain's divorce with the EU. And Italian elections loom in the first half of 2018.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Tough trading conditions sank two high-profile retailers on Wednesday, with the collapse of Toys R Us UK and electronics chain Maplin sending ripples across the sector.
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In a deal that made few ripples outside the energy industry, two very large but relatively obscure companies, Rockwell Automation and Schlumberger Limited, announced a joint venture called Sensia.
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The boxing legend and American cultural icon's status sent ripples across the sports world Friday afternoon, with fans, media members and fellow athletes alike expressing worry, and later condolences.
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Scientists announced the first recorded instance of two neutron stars slamming together in August 2017, an event witnessed via the ripples in spacetime, called gravitational waves, that they produced.
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Still, it got caught in the ripples of the…Read more ReadHow ILM Achieved One of the Biggest (Literally) Surprises in Avengers: EndgameWe're talking, of course, about the Hulk.
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The liquid propulsion of the percussive rhythm guitar and snaky synth bass matches the impression of stacked keyboards, as ripples across the glassy electric surface imply endless depth beneath.
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Every three minutes, a tremor ripples through the western state, according to nearly a decade's worth of seismic data crunched by scientists at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech).
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Those and other disturbances have drawn attention to problems the station's concourse-level areas, which can quickly become crowded with delayed passengers when one disruption ripples to other trains.
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If China really was to blame, those economic ripples would have hit the eurozone and the Japanese economy much harder, said Torsten Slok, chief international economist at Deutsche Bank.
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A series like this is sure to cause ripples, from its bloody and graphic portrayal of a teenager's suicide to its multiple rape scenes, but for a good reason.
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But Zaillian and Elswit subtly create a world in which characters trapped at one end of the web might create tiny ripples that become earthquakes at the other end.
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Three suns' worth of mass has been turned into energy, in the form of gravitational waves: travelling ripples that stretch and compress space, and thereby all in their path.
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These ripples in the fabric of space-time came from two black holes that spun around each other several times per second before merging in a violent, energetic explosion.
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The ripples from Spain's political crisis spread to other southern European states too, driving Italy's 5-year CDS 4 bps higher to 145 bps, the highest since end-August.
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Worker turnover in the industry is estimated at 22050 percent a year, a staggering rate that ripples to the third of workers that are able to stick it out.
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The water where a shark has been turns red — although the largest crimson pool we see in the book is one that ripples outward from a butchered pregnant shark.
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And yet, so often we neglect to acknowledge the origins of a trend, seeing only the ripples instead of searching for the place where the pebble hit the water.
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Former President George W. Bush sent ripples of compassion and hope around the world when he launched PEPFAR in his State of the Union address on January 28500, 6900.
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"The loss of the state and local tax deduction is going to cause huge ripples throughout many important regions, especially when it comes to spending and housing," Cramer said.
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Although Balls couldn't have predicted it back then, it was a moment destined to send ripples across the internet and eventually become one of British Twitter's favourite in-jokes.
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Tremblay likens the light effects to the effect produced when a rock is thrown into a lake and ripples radiate outward, marking the spot where the rock once was.
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Beyond the scene-setting and subsequent pop culture ripples, more than the titillating hook-ups, drugs, and debauchery, she's managed to extract admissions and reflections that are genuinely poignant.
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Insiders say that hot startup UiPath forced its CFO out because she tried to rein in its exorbitant spending, amid layoffs that are sending ripples through the automation industry.
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Many analysts have pointed out that a yearslong drought preceded the conflict in Syria — an example of how shifting climate can encourage political instability that ripples around the world.
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When they do realize that behavioral changes are necessary, specific sectors of the labor market will suffer dramatically, leading to ripples of lost income and demand across the country.
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But a big hurdle was the concern that getting an edit wrong could create a problem that doesn't just harm an individual organism but ripples through generations of progeny.
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After all, when Kim Jong-un appeared in a gray tailored suit during his New Year's address instead of his usual army uniform, it caused ripples across the internet.
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The housing market will depend on which opposing force proves more powerful: long-term fundamentals of supply and demand, or near-term ripples emanating from Washington and Wall Street.
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The shooting on Monday, which left at least three people dead and seven injured, and an ensuing manhunt prompted heightened security and sent ripples of fear through the Netherlands.
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A burning desire to get accepted to Harvard sits at the center of Moore's novel, which explores how the admissions process ripples through a high-achieving Bay Area family.
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Drama over Brexit is also causing ripples, as are signals from the US Fed that it will continue to hike interest rates, potentially dampening the stock market and economy.
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This energy ripples through space as electromagnetic waves and then crashes into planets and meteors and space debris and one another, causing a great cacophony above and around us.
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Watch this video we made in 2016 when LIGO first detected them to learn more about these ripples in space-time that confirmed key aspects of Albert Einstein's theories.
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He was more than six feet tall, with wispy ripples of shoulder-length strawberry blond hair that in recent years had tended to avoid the top of his scalp.
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Some estimates suggest that as much as $10 trillion worth of assets could be stranded by some mix of climate policy and climate effects, with ripples throughout the economy.
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Her video shows at least three vessels on the lake, including the two Ride the Ducks boats rocking and tilting to the side as ripples turned into massive waves.
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It's the little things like this; a change in paint color or a change in command, that reverberate outward like strange ripples, hinting at something bigger under the surface.
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That means paying unpredictable transactions fees and, since the IRS considers cryptocurrencies a property, paying taxes at their capital gains rate each time they use their bitcoins or ripples.
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A combination of unacknowledged and forgotten impulses had scattered us in this way over the years, like the proverbial ripples radiating out from a stone tossed into still water.
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On the morning of November 11, peculiar seismic ripples were detected 15 miles off the coast of Mayotte, a French island between Mozambique and Madagascar in the Indian Ocean.
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The figure of the troublesome other — of Jekyll and Hyde, of the conscious and unconscious — ripples through the story of an ordinary family, the Wilsons, stalked by murderous doubles.
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Russell Westbrook's decision to re-sign and extend with the Oklahoma City Thunder for $85 million over the next three seasons immediately sent some significant ripples throughout the NBA.
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On the one hand, fundamental structural changes in the world's most expensive military are important, and ripples from these changes will be felt for years and decades to come.
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How, the show asks might a modest, almost unnoticeable, artistic gesture nonetheless constitute a form of social and political engagement that ripples outward — poignantly, evocatively —into the larger world?
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That list, which became known as "the Kremlin Report," had sent ripples of panic rolling through Russia's billionaire class due to fears that their names might be on it.
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A disturbance in the cosmos could cause space-time to stretch, collapse and even jiggle, like a mattress shaking when that sleeper rolls over, producing ripples of gravity: gravitational waves.
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Video: LIGO Lab Caltech:MIT/YouTubeGravitational waves, or ripples in spacetime, are created by tumultuous events in our universe like the explosions of giant stars or the merging of black holes.
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But the arrival of Meghan and Harry's first child, a son born at 05:26 BST Monday morning, has sent ripples of delight across the UK and around the world.
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The team's only splashy summer move amounted to meaningless ripples: the Blazers extended a four-year, $22012 million offer sheet to Oklahoma City center and restricted free agent Enes Kanter.
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This would push up borrowing costs while prompting commercial banks to trim lending as they move to shore up their balance sheets, sending ripples through the banking and financial sectors.
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We've "heard" them, so to speak, as scientists have recorded the gravitational waves (literal ripples in spacetime) emanating from black holes that collided with one another billions of years ago.
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They arise as the result of some massive body, with a very large amount of gravitational attractiveness, accelerating through space and leaving faint ripples in the fabric of space-time.
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The study of his relationship with his dysfunctional father—which forms the centrepiece of "A Death in the Family", the first volume, and ripples through the other five—is unforgettable.
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American researchers discover the AIDS virus, and that creates a real-world domino effect that ripples through the nation's LGBTQ and low-income communities that we're still struggling with today.
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And with the euro simultaneously moving lower, the Brexit is likely to create ripples on luxury brands' U.S. flagship stores, which depend on tourists for a chunk of their sales.
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"There's a lot of people who think the early universe was simple, smooth and featureless with tiny little ripples and that's a natural place for universe to start," said Carroll.
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Eventually, scientists figured out a way to measure the ripples, and built a pair of detectors in Hanford, Washington and Livingston, Louisiana called LIGO, the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatories.
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Why it matters: Her speech comes as a new wave of restrictive abortion laws ripples across red states, and conservative lawmakers are jockeying for a shot at challenging Roe v.
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Even before then, the phenomenon inspired modernist chef Nathan Myhrvold to design a unique soup bowl mimicking the pretty spiral patterns of these elusive ripples in the fabric of spacetime.
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Frequently, the characters reflect on moments from the original show, and there are few series on TV as interested in the way death ripples throughout a community as this one.
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Now, another group hunting for these spacetime ripples say they could detect very low-frequency gravitational waves using existing radio telescopes in the next ten years — possibly within three years.
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Gravitational waves are ripples in spacetime produced when the heaviest objects in the universe—neutron stars, black holes, and the like—smash into each other, releasing extraordinary bursts of energy.
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This is the fourth time humans have observed those ripples — called gravitational waves — and the first time three detectors on two continents have been used to catch sight of them.
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They're something like Richard Gere and Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman, if Julia Roberts wore a red-metal breastplate and arm bracelets that sent out seismic ripples of killer energy.
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Months later, one of the ripples of the terrorist attack hit the tech world, as the FBI locked horns with Apple over the locked iPhone of one of the shooters.
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Le Maire, who had condemned the Dutch stake purchase as "incomprehensible" and "unfriendly", played down the dispute on Friday - even as ripples of indignation continued to be felt in Paris.
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Le Maire, who had condemned the Dutch stake purchase as "incomprehensible" and "unfriendly," played down the dispute on Friday - even as ripples of indignation continued to be felt in Paris.
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These deaths have sent ripples through the network of global ayahuasca advocates, who continuously struggle to navigate the potential risks of ayahuasca tourism in the Indigenous communities of the Amazon.
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Scientists may have finally measured this long elusive concept Gravitational waves are ripples in space-time — the four-dimensional concept in which time and space are combined into one continuum.
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Norwegian multi-instrumentalist Sylvaine has been making quiet ripples throughout the amorphous corners of the post-black metal scene since the release of her 2016 debut, the aptly-titled Wistful.
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Physicists Rainer Weiss, Kip Thorne and Barry Barish received the 2017 Nobel prize in physics for their work detecting ripples in space-time predicted by Einstein over 100 years ago.
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"She's a good girl, loves her mama," I crooned, looking over to my right at Jamie, sensing him also sensing the crowd's ripples of delight at our fresh song choice.
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At least three vessels were on the lake, including the two Ride the Ducks boats rocking and tilting to the side as ripples turned into massive waves, her video shows.
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As a result we know that there are methane lakes on Titan and jets of water shooting from Enceladus, and the rings themselves have warps, ripples, hills twists and braids.
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Much like dropping a stone into a lake, these events produce ripples on a cosmic scale, which gravitationally warp the very fabric of spacetime as they sweep through the universe.
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Their methods might vary, but the brain's response could still be similar—throwing a rock versus a brick into a pool of water will both elicit a splash and ripples.
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The scandal has sent ripples through Japan's banking industry where Suruga was a darling of investors and a role model for carving out a niche in a crowded banking market.
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Just like countless aspiring artists, she was dreaming and hoping her bedroom beats and lyrics channeled from her heart might make the requisite ripples online to catch someone's ear. Anyone's.
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It will be the first gravitational wave detector in space, attuned to hear ripples in the fabric of spacetime produced by disruptive cosmic events such as supermassive black hole collisions.
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Video she recorded shows at least three vessels on the lake, including the two Ride the Ducks boats rocking and tilting to the side as ripples turned into massive waves.
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Then came the N.B.A.'s move, which college sports officials said had far-reaching ripples because it alarmed players who looked to the professional league as something of a guidepost.
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Einstein's theory also was validated by another major astrophysics achievement announced in 2016, the detection of gravitational waves, or ripples in spacetime, arising from two black holes that smashed together.
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His selection has sent ripples of anxiety through some corners of the world and raised fears that the World Bank could become an organ to promote Mr. Trump's nationalist agenda.
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And in the case of an earthquake, the ripples aren't traveling through a homogenous medium like water, but through solid rock that comes in different shapes, sizes, densities, and arrangements.
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It has shed $6 trillion in value since peaking in February, slamming retirement accounts for millions of Americans in ways that could have psychological ripples for many months to come.
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The ripples of catastrophe quickly spread across the tourism industry, hotel owners and officials said, with a wave of cancellations from the bustling capital to the northern jungles of Petén.
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There were ripples disturbing the uniform picture they were helping create — one brother had been implicated in a crime — but their resemblances were charming and funny if a bit eerie.
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It may take time to figure out and worth through but it may send ripples of benefits in your life — including but not most importantly improving the sex you have.
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Up close, the weave of the canvas ripples through the dancers and the water; moonlit rocks are rendered with coats of light grays that let dark ones beneath bleed through.
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The international exposure is too small to create ripples across the euro zone even in the event of a Catalonian default, and the effect on Spain would also be limited.
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The syrup adds great flavor, and its viscosity helps keep the fudge sauce supple in the ice cream, so you end up with soft ripples and not rock-solid seams.
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One of the loveliest images in "Song to Song," the latest from Terrence Malick, is of ripples expanding across a small pool of water, echoes of a woman's quick step.
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The case underscores how the ripples from Madoff's $60 billion scheme, one of the biggest financial frauds in history, can still be felt in the financial system 10 years on.
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Golub's sustained, wavering notes, for instance, echoed the gentle splash of Lorenz's ripples, while a simultaneous dance of shadows against a wall bathed in red light offered a visual resonance.
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Astronomers have been trying to figure out how to detect these ripples for the last century, ever since they were first predicted by Albert Einstein in his theory of general relativity.
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A growing U.S. confrontation with Iran, the ripples from the brutal Khashoggi murder in Saudi Arabia, and ongoing civil wars in Yemen, Libya and Syria have significantly increased the immediate risks.
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One especially interesting paper describes the possibility that some strong gravitational force sent ripples through our galaxy, like a stone into a pond, between 300 million and 900 million years ago.
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The news has especially caused ripples among high-profile conservative leaders, as the initial reports claimed the alleged attackers were Trump supporters who yelled "This is MAGA country" during the attack.
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Other researchers I spoke to thought this was an important observation with implications for gravitational waves, the ripples of spacetime created by colliding black holes that were only recently directly observed.
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Art isn't necessarily here to "save," but it can still make helpful ripples in conversations around issues that art alone can't solve — including the conditions that make living and eating difficult.
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Whenever something happens to alter the global equilibrium between Sunni and Shia Muslims, the ripples can be felt across a huge swathe of the earth, from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
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The aftershock of it, which had happened months before, sent ripples through me, as if my body had been waiting for my mind to acknowledge that the world was different now.
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Its dizzying mix of heartfelt memories of Chance's childhood, tales of Chicago's troubling violence and the rapper's compact rhymes, odd yelps and half-sung passages sent ripples through the rap community.
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The instability ripples around the world and we'll tell our grandchildren about an antiquated notion of civilization as we huddle around barrels of "Make America Great Again" hats to stay warm.
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The third most-discussed article, "Observation of Gravitational Waves From a Binary Black Hole Merger," details the very first detection of the spacetime ripples predicted by Einstein's theory of general relativity.
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Simply put, gravitational waves are vibrations in the fabric of the universe—light-speed ripples in spacetime itself, caused by such epically violent events as exploding stars and black hole mergers.
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There's some symmetry there with CW's most popular show, "The Flash," which closed last season with the superhero speeding back to save his murdered mother, with all the ripples that entails.
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This creates a feedback mechanism in which a tiny perturbation—a single driver braking unexpectedly—will send little ripples of corresponding slowdowns through the entire chain of cars behind him/her.
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The rain-cooled air "just kind of collapses," and as this air shoots out from the storm, it ripples over the ground, stirring up sand and dust from the desert floor.
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FRANKFURT/LISBON (Reuters) - The ripples from Britain's decision to leave the European Union have spread across Europe to its southwestern edge, where Portugal is quietly struggling to contain a banking crisis.
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When Bill C-36—a law that criminalized the purchasing rather than the sale of sex—came into effect in Canada in 2014, ripples were felt throughout the sex work industry.
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And even when it doesn't say so, "The Clinton Affair" effectively conveys that what transpired 20 years ago isn't mere history; rather, the ripples are still being very much felt today.
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In a market such as nickel the dramatic rise of the ShFE is exerting an increasingly powerful gravitational pull on physical units, causing ripples through the global refined metal supply chain.
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His work in film ripples through the aesthetic of modern alternative culture and art: be it in the Instagram filter, the manic pixie dream girl, or the drone camera tracking shot.
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While on the surface, at least, this seems like a surefire way of attracting tourists, the announcement of the Slovenian beer fountain has already made ripples in Croatian and Serbian media.
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