The salient point is the difference between the two scenarios.
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So, props to Curt Schilling and his salient point about gunshow poopholes.
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But a more salient point is the genius of Marvel's "shared universe" concept.
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ERICA JONG is the author of this quote, by the way (the salient point!).
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The salient point here is that in 2020, Tesla is really going to shock everybody.
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And, let's also make the very salient point that Kalanick did not operate in a vacuum.
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" The letter ends by making the salient point that, "After every atrocity, we say: 'Never again.
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To Page, the salient point is that God created the Universe ex nihilo—from absolutely nothing.
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The writers had a plum opportunity to satirize office stereotypes or make a salient point about them.
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A more salient point is that these numbers reflect a "cost" analysis, not a "cost-benefit" analysis.
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So here he is making the salient point that we had it in this country for years.
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Devraj is a magnate, not a monarch; that old but still salient point about the root of all evil.
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But Solo, for all her bluster, does raise a salient point: The U.S. did play more conservatively during Sundhage's tenure.
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The kind of independence that our generation has, they don't think about ... That is a very salient point, you're right.
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Moreover, when there is awkward silence, it's up to the leader to move the agenda along to the next salient point.
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It was a salient point, given that approximately 60 percent of the continent's total population is below the age of 35.
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All the 20/20 hindsight analysis of the firing of Donald Trump's campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, misses the only salient point. 2.
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The work proves Himid a formidable artist able to convey the salient point that British social inequalities have a trans-historic nature.
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The salient point comes when Whitney asks Helen why she hates herself so much as to continue to allow Noah back into her life.
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The salient point is that Sekulow powered through his remarks anyway, defending the principles embedded in the inherently redundant and nonsensical phrase he'd invented.
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This "carbon footprint" argument is a more salient point than his first one, but it doesn't just apply to electric cars — it applies to all products.
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But: Airbnb chief biz/legal officer Belinda Johnson was asked yesterday at the Milken Global Conference for a single salient point made by New York regulators.
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Still, if nothing else, his hug inadvertently made a salient point about how the NFL only possesses moral clarity on the most puffed-up, idiotic things.
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It's deeply misogynist and maybe slander, and derails the film's ability to make a (salient) point about the media's role in messing up contemporary American life.
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" >> That said, Tom Kludt flagged a salient point from Glor who said, "There is some nuance to some of these arguments that unfortunately [due to] time, sometimes gets lost.
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Still, the company actually made a fairly salient point when it took to the stage in Barcelona to discuss the G5's stumble and the company's plans to move beyond it.
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KURTZ: I think you make the salient point that this did not start with President Trump although Trump administration obviously free press advocates are criticizing the way in which this was handled.
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But, ultimately, we're investing in shows that our audience tunes into every week, and I think that that's actually the most salient point and the most unique, when you look at it.
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The publication could have chosen to leave it out, but instead they chose to keep it in and make a salient point about a pervading theme in how society still views women's careers.
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The film's confrontation between the human-infused Robocop and the fully-automated Enforcement Droid, Series 28500 (ED-6900) proved the most salient point about robotics and AI —you can't automate morality or ethics.
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He was, in fact, interrupting a salient point that Huffington was making about the need for more women on the Uber board at the all-hands meeting to deliver the recommendations of the investigation.
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However it is not yet confirmed whether Uber will be able to renew its license — a decision on that rather more salient point for its business is due by the end of this month.
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Over at The Verge, Russell Brandom makes a salient point that the use of deepfakes as political propaganda hasn't panned out in relation to the attention and concern it's received in the last year.
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There's a lot of exposition — the sequence feels a lot like Neo's chat with The Architect in The Matrix Reloaded — but the salient point is that The System created millions of virtual copies of James Delos.
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Both Clinton and Sanders made the same salient point -- that Flint is not the only community threatened by water-borne poisons and overwhelmed by the costs, if not politics, of replacing aging or corrupted delivery systems.
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"The Honor Code" takes a stab at this history, revealing the importance of honor as an agent for major social and political change — a salient point to make in this morally fraught time of rapid transformation.
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Regardless, BMH and Forkgen itself hammer home a salient point: It is trivially easy to fork Bitcoin, and it always has been, despite the long wait for the first Bitcoin Cash fork that kicked off the craze.
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But then, nothing in the show makes any sort of salient point, except perhaps the black-and-white documentary footage, projected on the screen that looms at the back of the stage, showing great redwoods being toppled.
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While investors have been focused on the perennial failed hope for a second half economic recovery, they have been missing the most salient point: the U.S. most likely entered into a recession at the end of last quarter.
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I'm sure when the notion of taxing t-shirts and "singlets or other vests of cotton, knitted, or crocheted" material came up, this salient point was made and all the European honchos agreed, t-shirts would be taxed.
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But the most salient point about public transportation came from someone who was showing off a product that isn't even meant to move people: Sasha Hoffman, the COO of Piaggio Fast Forward, a robotics wing of Italian scooter giant Piaggio.
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There are a lot of data points you can look at, but it's never clear exactly what you can believe or what really is the salient point versus something that's going to take you down a road that leads to nowhere.
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Which is the main sad and salient point, I guess, that can be made by anyone — especially a woman — who speaks out against online harassment and demands more action from Internet companies that benefit from all of us sharing our digital identities.
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In another memo before a company gathering, he told employees that beer-keg-throwing off roofs and vomiting was a no-no, which was correct but begged the question of how bad the behavior was that he had to make that salient point.
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The salient point of this remark is that his career included a rather long stint making low-budget pictures, material that he did not choose and could not necessarily mold in a way that's become associated with what we understand as "auteur" cinema.
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Little wonder Russian agents spied potential to sew social division across the U.S. population as the country was headed into the salient point of an election cycle by purchasing, targeting and distributing politically charged ads via the platform — as Facebook this week revealed had been the case.
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As the two sat under spotlights before a packed and inviting crowd, they waffled over subjects for a bit, jumping from their parents, to their past, to their shared love for music, before settling on the salient point of what exactly a positive artistic temperament is.
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Both Adichie and Tyrrell were discussing the role of racism in the U.S. presidential election, particularly in relation to President-elect Trump's campaign, when Adichie made a salient point about the conversation around racism that has resonated with viewers, creating a viral clip that's being shared across the internet.
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It was a salient point during a period when President Trump cavalierly waved off concerns about the pandemic and later said he'd rather have thousands of people marooned offshore in a disease-infested cruise ship than to bring them on shore and have his number of infected people in America spike.
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Though European regulators are notoriously more lax in their testing and have long had an accommodating relationship with the auto industry, the salient point is that Volkswagen and other major auto producers are well aware that the nitrogen oxides exhausted by diesel engines lead to respiratory and cardiovascular illnesses, smog and acid rain, and cause premature deaths — in Europe as in America — and have deceived the public about controlling them.
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While one could argue that in doing so, he has merely aestheticized crisis to the benefit of his own brand as a socially engaged contemporary artist, there is undoubtedly a deeper and more salient point at hand: Obsessed with humanitarianism, empathy, and concomitant desires for freedom and peace, Ai invites his viewers to immigrate from ignorance to understanding, using his art as a vehicle for action, awareness, and activism.
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But my decision-making is still subject to the same instincts that made me look at the New Jersey Nets—then getting blown out by the Bucks in an empty building marooned in North Jersey's gassy marshland, then owned by a squabbling gaggle of defective North Jersey swells who could turn an attempt to order dinner in a family style restaurant into three separate and extremely acrimonious lawsuits—and think Yes, This Is For Me. I could tell you more about why I did this sort of thing, or why I continue to do it, or I can just keep going over it with my therapist, but the salient point is that I looked at what was objectively a lost cause—this basketball team, and the decision to invest my heart in it—and saw a cause, full stop.
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The church is still well preserved at a salient point of the village, called Scutara. This church was originally Catholic but was subsequently converted into Orthodox.
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The method works as follows: #Apply a global threshold. #Choose the highest salient point in saliency-space (Y). #Find the K nearest neighbours (K is a pre-set constant). #Test the support of these using variance of the centre points.
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The salient point is that Jesus chose Matthew as his disciple not in spite but because of his being a sinner. In the Douay Rheims translation: 9. And when Jesus passed on from hence, he saw a man sitting in the custom house, named Matthew; and he saith to him: Follow me. And he rose up and followed him. 10.
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The history of the district dates back to the semi-mythical period of the Mahabharata. Hindu tradition represents the Salt Range as the refuge of the five Pandava brethren during their exile. Every salient point in its scenery is connected with some legend of the national heroes. Modern research has fixed the site of the conflict between Alexander and Porus as within Jhelum district.
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Ouvrage Oberheid, also called Ouvrage Oberheide, forms a portion of the Fortified Sector of Thionville of the Maginot Line in northeast France. The petit ouvrage d'infanterie is located on a salient point of the Cattenom Forest between the gros ouvrages Kobenbusch (to the north) and Galgenberg (to the south), which provided covering fire during June 1940, when Oberheid faced daily bombardments and infiltrations. Oberheid has been abandoned and after extensive vandalism has been sealed.
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The Salient point of his tenure as Vicar Apostolic, was "The Synod of Pondicherry". It took place from 18 January to 13 February 1844. It was to have a very great influence not only in India but in all the Far East. After the Synod, Father LUQUET was sent to Rome to plead for the creation of local catholic hierarchy in India, but the request was too much ahead of the time.
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" Tam said: Tam considered McGowan's criticism to be over the top, and stated of James Smith's criticism, "The salient point here is one about courage. We easily recognise physical courage such as saving orphans from burning buildings, or ordinary people putting their lives in the line of fire. It is far harder to recognise mental courage." She added: "Without a doubt, the police officer who died in the September 11 attacks was courageous.
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Also adjacent to the wide terrace, the ground level is suspended above a stone floor. The salient point of the manor is its hall, located behind the entrance door at the western end of the palace. It is decorated with crystal chandeliers, and antique furniture imported from Paris. Two lounges and a library with marble fireplaces, oval table and chairs in the style of Louis XV. To the right of the door, there is a small passage which leads to a large saloon.
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The salient point emerging was that Murphy, the commander of the unit, was the driving force behind the cut-throat murders and other criminal activities. A number of the Butchers implicated him and his close associates "Mr A" and "Mr B" (John Murphy) in numerous paramilitary activities but later retracted these claims for fear of retribution from the UVF Brigade Staff. Lenny Murphy, in prison, and Messrs "A" and "B" were interviewed several times in connection with the Butchers' inquiry but revealed nothing during interviews. Without corroborative or forensic evidence, the state prosecution service decided that they would not face charges.
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It used a propellor design and required a large cabinet to move sub-sonic air mass. In the original movie theater implementation, the LFE was a separate channel fed to one or more subwoofers. Home replay systems, however, may not have a separate subwoofer, so modern home surround decoders and systems often include a bass management system that allows bass on any channel (main or LFE) to be fed only to the loudspeakers that can handle low-frequency signals. The salient point here is that the LFE channel is not the "subwoofer channel"; there may be no subwoofer and, if there is, it may be handling a good deal more than effects.
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When the book was first published, Allison's primary message was that the concept of mutually assured destruction as a barrier to nuclear war was unfounded. By looking at organizational and political models, such an outcome was quite possible - nations, against what was predicted by the rational viewpoint, could indeed "commit suicide." He pointed to several incidents in history that seemed to back this assertion. His most salient point: prior to the attack at Pearl Harbor, Japanese military and civilian leaders, including those responsible for making the decision, were fully aware that they lacked the industrial capacity and military might to win a war against the U.S. They went ahead and attacked anyway.
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The history of the district dates back to the Hindu mythological period of the Mahabharata. The epic represents the Salt Range as the refuge of the five Pandava brethren during the period of their exile, and every salient point in its scenery is connected with some legend of the national heroes. Modern research has fixed the site of the conflict between Alexander and Raja Porus as within Jhelum district, though the exact spot at which the Macedonian king affected the passage of the Jhelum (or Hydaspes) has been hotly disputed. The Panhwars, Janjuas and Jats, who now hold the Salt Range and its northern plateau respectively, appear to have been the earliest inhabitants.
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" Sanford Pinsker, reviewing the book in The Georgia Review, stated that "one comes to an attention-grabbing title like The Death of Literature with a certain amount of skepticism." Pinsker added: "[T]he salient point of Kernan's thesis is that the death of the old literature must be understood 'not as a culpable act but as part of a broad cultural change.'" Pinsker concluded: "There are good reasons to regard Kernan's witty, provocative, altogether fascinating report about the death of literature as greatly exaggerated." D. B. Jones in Modern Language Studies found The Death of Literature to be a "brave and solid book," and stated that Kernan "supplies better arguments than many of literature's detractors for the relativism of its authority.
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With this conclusion, Hibbert traces the development and decline of cruel punishments, the guillotine in France and the modern prison in England, which still used hanging when the book was first published.The last hanging in England was on August 13, 1964. The chapter Causes and Cures contains the salient point that "There seems, indeed, no surer way of keeping a boy [or girl] from a life of crime than providing him with a happy and worthwhile childhood in a family which loves him and which he loves",Pg. 237 and suggests that while "a crime is only a crime when a law ... makes it so", pointing out that by the nineteenth century nine of the ten laws which Hebraic law punished with stoning "had ceased to be offences in civilized European societies".
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As a physician in a nursing home he has written about physician assisted suicide (which has been legal in the Netherlands for some years), most notably in his book Het refrein is Hein, which was translated into English (by Keizer himself) as Dancing with Mr D and published by Transworld-Doubleday in 1994. The book was also translated into German, Spanish, Japanese, Danish, Swedish and French. His style is contemplative, with an undercurrent of realism (or some would say pessimism) about the limits of medicine which most people prefer not to think about, and a remarkable intellectual honesty about the emotions of the patient as well as the physician. While the topic of euthanasia and assisted suicide was the most salient point for the literary criticism, it is not a very large part of the book.
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