And it's hard to separate out all these different factors.
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We could then separate out the water and the nutrients.
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Rather it's trying to separate out different aspects of the music.
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Starboard had been pressuring Macy's to separate out its real estate.
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But I'll try to separate out what's speculation from what's established.
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The public list, however, does not separate out business school grads.
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Additionally, Google doesn't separate out its Other Revenues segment into different categories.
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I hope people can separate, especially media figures, can separate out difference.
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You can't separate out threads of history and race as economic construct.
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Silverstein: How do you separate out the story from what&aposs real?
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You separate out their (Lockheed Martin's) good airplanes, they are getting better, faster.
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It's always been my job in law enforcement to separate out the facts.
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I'm going to separate out the countries likely to protest into four groups.
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That means it's difficult for people to separate out "good" and "bad" information.
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Mark Zuckerberg: Well, I think you want to separate out a couple of things.
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Before it can monetize those investments, it needs to separate out its internet operations.
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And I think you should separate out the criminal justice from the immigration issues.
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As of next year, clinics will also need to physically separate out those services.
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First, the machine has to separate out the various distinct elements of the image.
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It's important to separate out the economic model of development from that political model.
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Once the sand is mined, it's rinsed with hot water to separate out the bitumen.
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Through this process, Barboni was able to separate out four key elements from the zircon.
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We think GE was smart to separate out renewables, which is seeing particularly strong demand.
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Of the 87 studies, 13 did separate out the lifelong abstainers from the former drinkers.
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When you separate out healthcare costs, 2000 percent said they faced higher-than-expected bills.
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Centrifuges are used to separate out the main components of blood: plasma and blood cells.
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"That could mean we partially separate out the business as an autonomous organisation," he said.
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Specifically, he believes Google's guidelines didn't separate out the styling of the button from its function.
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Can we separate out the message of a work of art from the artistry it contains?
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Prangsma added that an algorithm he had developed was starting to separate out the crucial data.
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There's another incentive for Spotify to separate out Kids' listening into its own space: targeted advertising.
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If the judge could separate out the fraudulent ones, then yes the judge would toss those.
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It is not set up to separate out capital spending, federal personnel policies or unused funds.
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It's also worth noting that we can't separate out meth from other psychostimulants in toxicology reports.
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The courts do not separate out complaints that relate to a judge's conduct toward an employee.
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It's impossible to separate out this horrific event from the forever history of anti-Semitic terror.
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Put all of it in a centrifuge to separate out the ribosomes (which are the important bits).
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The most obvious perk of using one is that it lets you separate out your work expenses.
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It strikes me as difficult, but not impossible, to separate out the useful information from the biases.
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We already have technology that can separate out blood parts and return the unused part to us.
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Separate out scholarships and grants, which don't have to be repaid, from loans that do, Kantrowitz said.
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If someone tries to separate out Taiwan, China's military will take the necessary actions at any cost.
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"I think you should separate out the criminal justice from the immigration issues," Gillibrand told Cuomo Thursday.
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When butter is melted down, the milk solids separate out, and turn brown as they simmer, he says.
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I start the book with all these stats, and try to separate out the innovation from the progress.
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I look over the recipe we'll be making on-air, and we separate out the ingredient-buying duties.
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Technically, what it does is separate out the company into its own entity, separate from the individual owners.
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To separate out the clusters for their experiments, the MGH team relied on recent advances in microfluidics—a.k.a.
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And this is the key: If you separate out the healthy from the ill, insurance premiums will plummet.
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Some party insiders are also eager to separate out attitudes to progressive policies from attitudes to Sanders himself.
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It doesn't separate out the climate problem from society's other ills, as climate wonks have so often advocated.
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The legal entity is required to separate out personal from professional liability, which is critical in modern freelance jobs.
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How do you sort of separate out the reporting and gathering for your two very different streams of writing?
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First, Gawenis mixed the honey with pure water, and put it into a centrifuge to separate out the solids.
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This allows scientists to separate out how variables like winter temperatures and rainfall in the preceding season influence ragweed pollen.
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As Amazon explained, the Recast allows you to separate out where the actual recording happens and where the viewing happens.
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Bright, squiggly lines are used to indicate when contacts are typing or to separate out unread messages, among other things.
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What is interesting, per Axios: YC no longer plans to separate out its growth-stage investments in a separate fund.
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We need to separate out things that are hard to figure out from things that are hard to understand. Okay.
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CFIUS exists not to block all Chinese investment, but to separate out the good investments from the potentially bad ones.
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On average, it took around four to seven minutes for plasma to separate out, with three to five finger flicks needed.
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This system could tag the horsemeat DNA and make it easier to separate out from the rest using the disposable electrodes.
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Nima Mesgarani of Columbia University is working on a way to separate out the specific person you want to listen to.
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I think you need to separate out, for instance, bitcoin from the underlying protocols that allow for the transfer of bitcoin.
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GL: Because we're able to separate out and track what's on these trucks, we can turn that material into additional revenue.
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You may have a separate out-of-network deductible and your insurer will not pay anything until you have met it.
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The history: It is possible to separate out some capabilities from existing branches of the armed forces and form new ones.
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Machines separate out different materials, in much the same way as Mrs Hiyale and her fellow rag-pickers do back in Mumbai.
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But the possibility of bribery and blackmail here makes it impossible to fully separate out highbrow and lowbrow aspects of the scandal.
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It's very, very hard to separate out the power of suggestion and the power of placebo in all these brain-centered studies.
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In recent years, Rumiano has invested about $20 million in equipment at its factories to separate out whey protein concentrate and lactose.
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For people with pre-existing conditions, Ryan pointed to high-risk pools, which separate out sick people to get government-subsidized coverage.
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Let's separate out the Russian attacks against the 6900 midterms as uniquely important and urgently begin thorough public hearings on this matter.
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Large organizations in the private sector also separate out employees among different locations based on what location is best suited to their work.
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Mutter, the disaster researcher at Columbia, said that it's very difficult after the fact to separate out deaths that would have happened anyway.
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Analysis in the International Monetary Fund's October 2016 World Economic Outlook, published on September 26th, tries to separate out the factors at work.
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"It may not be easy to separate out U.S. dollar strength, from 'manipulated' yuan weakness," Deutsche Bank said in a note dated Sunday.
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"It's hard to separate out what happened to my brother, and thousands of others, from the war after, and the torture," she said.
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The biggest challenge we have is trying to separate out what is real versus what's illusory because these politicians are good cultural psychologists.
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It's not that the conscious experience is unimportant or that it shouldn't be studied, we just need to separate out the two things.
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Now, it is important before diving in here to separate out RSS the protocol from RSS readers, the software that interprets that protocol.
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They couldn&apost separate out content, and say only Comcast/NBC... (CROSSTALK) CAVUTO: And there was concern about whether Comcast honored that, right?
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Part of the Copenhagen group's advance was in developing a screening system to separate out the uncoupled cytotoxins from the properly sealed cytotoxins.
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We're not close to the limit ... And it is important to separate out the question of should rich people pay more in taxes.
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In particular, Oklahoma has a number of "de-watering" operations that separate out the saltwater from oil that's pulled up from conventional wells.
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In other words, it doesn't appear possible to separate out only one bacterial species from the group, and understand how it functions in isolation.
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The latex is spun in a centrifuge to separate out the solids, resulting in a concentrated batch that's then firmed up with chemical stabilizers.
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The scientists analyzed the data using three specific sports-related criteria that are supposed to separate out what's normal for athletes versus what's not.
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Alphabet — Alphabet said it would separate out results from its Google unit from other areas when it releases its latest quarterly earnings on Monday.
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The idea that facial angles could separate out White from Black bodies was itself developed by Dutch anatomist and artist Petrus Camper (1722–1789).
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Kertesz said the company has figured out a way to separate out the disease-causing agent from bacteria that live harmoniously in the body.
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This kind of filtering is very different from the sieves and nets that human technology uses to separate out particles of a certain size.
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Instead of thinking in binary terms, we need to separate out the ways globalization has benefited the poor versus the way it hurts them.
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" Addressing the documentary, which Feldman is hoping to crowdfund $10 million to make, Astin said, "There's a lot of issues to separate out, with that.
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That helps a little, but does nothing to separate out the items that do not burn or that would fetch a higher price if recycled.
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TARLOV: You&aposve named a very diverse list of characters there, I would separate out the sitting congresswoman from Rosie O&aposDonnell, first of all.
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GL: It matters a lot to high sustainability customers, who want to know that their efforts to separate out food waste isn't [a squandered effort].
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Interestingly, the PicoStill can separate out the heads and tails of the distillation process automatically, ensuring you get only the tastiest part of the distillation.
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They have an uncanny ability to separate out the various parts of a recording and arrange them into a three-dimensional mesh around my head.
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The scans can even be converted into CAD formats, allowing professionals to separate out layers like walls, windows, and ceilings for more complex redesign projects.
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While it's difficult to separate out causation and correlation between LME stocks and outright price, the linkage looks harder when it comes to time-spreads.
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Her company will collect the bricks at its facility in Alabama, where workers will then separate out the broken bricks and machine wash the rest.
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Many in the business separate out the potential value of the Wochits, the SNTs and the Fresco News from the outsized promises of Tronc's leadership.
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This is partly why mindfulness meditation is so useful to people who have chronic pain — it lets you separate out the physical discomfort from the distress.
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"It seems like it has huge, huge potential as tomorrow's pain reliever that can separate out addiction, abuse, respiratory depression and constipation from analgesia," he said.
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Starboard had owned nearly one percent of Macy's as of the end of 2016, and been pressuring the company to separate out its real estate business.
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If you have thick curly hair and want to take out some of the weight, part your hair and separate out some sections underneath the part.
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So if it were possible to separate out the federal from the state system by the Supreme Court that would I think be an appropriate outcome.
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"We're doing very well in this sense, taking care to not take rushed measures and to separate out the political element of this matter," he said.
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The new disclosures were welcome, but incomplete; Alphabet didn't reveal the bottom line of either business and didn't separate out its two major cloud product lines.
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This study shows how a healthy body responds and adapts to stress, which could separate out how the body responds to other stressors, cancer or infections.
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So if it were possible to separate out the federal from the state system by the Supreme Court, that would I think be an appropriate outcome.
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The centrifuge spins the blood to separate out the cells from the plasma, the pale-yellow, watery portion of the blood that contains a variety of proteins.
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While Berkshire does not separate out the performance of specific businesses, its retailing group saw revenues of $15.6 billion in 2018, a 3.6 percent increase from 2017.
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Technicians milk snakes for their venom, inject it into horses, wait about two months for antibodies to develop, draw buckets of blood, and separate out the serum.
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There have been moments where I laughed at my own family's culture, though it's hard to separate out whether something funny is cultural, or just my grandma specifically.
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I traveled to Texas A&M University to meet the teams, meet the companies actually building the hyperloop, and to separate out the hype from what's actually happening.
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The isotope signatures were the same, except for more of a heavy-potassium isotope in the lunar samples which would have required incredibly hot temperatures to separate out.
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This is because the IAB's report does not separate out which portion of that growth went to the two biggest players in the advertising ecosystem, Google and Facebook.
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WILLIAMS: SO, I DO WANT TO SEPARATE OUT THIS KIND OF LONG RUN CONCEPT FROM WHAT MAYBE IS THE PATH FOR FUNDS RATE OVER THE NEXT FEW YEARS.
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To help you separate out what is truly useful to spend money on from what's not, we've compiled a list of 25 things you never need to buy.
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To help you separate out the signal from the noise, CNBC Make It rounded up eight of the best pieces of advice we heard about money this year.
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Centrifuges, which change the chemical properties of uranium to separate out the most fissile isotope – a material capable of sustaining a nuclear fission chain reaction called U-235.
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Borjas argues that Card failed to find valid cities to compare with Miami and that he failed to separate out natives without diplomas, who were most directly affected.
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The jarring combination draws connections between traditions of storytelling, but the awkwardness to the cutting technique also evokes our tendency to separate out cultures as distinct from one another.
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With a little patience and the right equipment, it's possible to take an infusion (for instance, the juniper berries underlying gin) and separate out dozens of different aromatic compounds.
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It also seems likely that such a technology would be used in tandem with existing systems, which use magnets to separate out metals and vision to determine material properties.
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We are still adding new words to our lexicon in order to separate out the jumble of pain and trauma and discomfort and confusion we cannot yet fully articulate.
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Since fructan is found in many foods that also contain gluten — like pasta and white bread — researchers have had to design studies to try to separate out their effects.
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This is what is known as a binary classification problem — the goal is to separate out patients into two groups: people who have cancer, and people who do not.
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"We didn't separate out looking just at LSD or psilocybin, for example, although that's something we could look at in the future," Argento told me at the MAPS conference.
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To separate out the two, researchers usually look at a control group, or a city that is experiencing a similar job boom but did not increase its minimum wage.
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Not only did these borrowings have Davenport's approval, but the two men had also by then formed a mind-meld that made it impossible to separate out their thoughts.
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In August of this year, the New York City Council passed an ordinance to require large restaurants and hotels and large food manufacturers to separate out their food waste.
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The exchanges that expose the divisions among the 2020 candidates, and separate out the eventual winner, might sound a lot like what's coming from the Cuomo and Nixon camps.
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Cohen needs time, resources, and assistance to separate out privileged and personal documents from these 14 million files to make the rest available for review by various congressional committees.
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You cannot separate out abortion from Trump's rejection of humanity in other settings: in war, in disability, in racist ideas of one gene pool being inherently better than another.
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"He can separate out the cream from the crap, and you get more of the latter proposed to you than you do of the former," said Buffett to USA Today.
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Calvinist theology did leave each person all alone to worry about salvation, and it did separate out the mysterious gift of grace from the approachable daily life in the world.
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So much of the argument revolved around a related question: how does one separate out the profits on the front casing from the profits on the "innards" of the phone?
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"There has long been an assumption that one could separate out issues around abortion from issues around birth," said Lynn Paltrow, the executive director of National Advocates for Pregnant Women.
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Then the protein is extracted using a combination of temperature, pH and a salt solution, what Renninger calls their "magic sauce," to separate out the flavor, color and carbohydrate molecules.
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Starting with an extra batch of cord blood, they separate out the minuscule fraction of blood-forming stem cells and their early descendants and expand that population in the lab.
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"We make a mighty effort to separate out what is really just some guy with a web page or a web forum or tweeting," Mr. Potok said in an interview.
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As Hezbollah stormed the city, it forced people it considered hostile to move to Madaya, a tactic residents say was designed to separate out pro-regime and anti-regime civilians.
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Jim Jordan, a member of the House Freedom Caucus, announced that he and Paul would introduce in each chamber a "clean repeal" bill in order to separate out repeal and replace.
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Those things are all correlated, and I don't know that anybody has done the statistical analysis to separate out what impact each factor has — the law, gun ownership rates, crime rates.
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But to get started, says Peter Hotez, dean at the Baylor College of Medicine and author of "Vaccines Did Not Cause Rachel's Autism," they need to separate out the various factors.
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" Ultimately, when exploring a religion, Theroux says he learned to "separate out the beliefs that are weird, but not really dangerous, from beliefs that maybe aren't that weird but are dangerous.
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The source said the administration's lawyers were careful to separate out the UN Resolution in a section titled "other" rather than under the section specifically related to the Corker-Cardin law.
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Fat-soluble cannabinoids "partition and separate out of the water solutions and you end up with something like salad dressing," Sayre said, which does not make for a very marketable drink.
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Anderson's new book, along with her 2017 volume White Rage, shows how difficult it is to separate out our current political situation from the legacy of Jim Crow's racial apartheid system.
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The move to separate out the truck businesses from their parent companies seems like a good idea, as investors tend not to ascribe much value to them inside the sprawling carmakers.
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Over time, the vinegar droplets coalesce and separate out from the oil, but if you add particles like black pepper to the dressing, you'll find the vinegar droplets stay suspended longer.
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Once in a lab, the first step is to separate out the RNA from everything else in the sample—human cells, proteins, enzymes that would chew up that viral genetic code.
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Under the Affordable Care Act, state officials had to separate out the federal subsidies used to buy health insurance into separate funds so that no federal money would go toward abortions.
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After spending time in the Colorado Rockies, Ms. WalkingStick began to separate out abstraction and straightforward landscape painting onto pairs of canvases joined as diptychs, a format she continues to use.
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This would be a separate set of investigators walled off from the team actually working on the case, who would separate out material they think could be subject to attorney-client privilege.
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Bryony Cole, host of the Future of Sex podcast and an organizer of the hackathon said that for many people, it can be difficult to separate out the good from he harmful.
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Working with researchers at North Carolina State University's Minerals Research Laboratory in nearby Asheville, the TVA scientists developed a much faster and more efficient method to separate out minerals, called froth flotation.
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If you're trying to create a useful product out of plastic garbage or spent kicks purity is key — that's why your local recycling bins implore you to rinse and separate out plastic.
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Today, the first screening of asylum seekers at the border often falls to U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers, who attempt to separate out candidates for asylum and other forms of protection.
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And so it's kind of an interesting idea to think: should you at least separate out those functions and say you can be one or the other, but you can't be both?
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After cleaning and sorting the samples to rid them of non-metallic grime and separate out candidates that were too small or too large, Larsen delicately cataloged and photographed all of his finds.
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In Windows 10, Focused Inbox lets you separate out an inbox into two sections that will filter important emails into the Focused section, and less important emails like newsletters into the Other section.
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Many marijuana users also use tobacco or alcohol, the researchers note, and these factors were not examined separately in most studies, so it's not possible to separate out the effects just of marijuana.
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To understand the full scope of what's going on here, it's useful to separate out President Trump's gripes with Andrew McCabe from the inspector general's critique of Andrew McCabe — because they're quite different.
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Hardly a paragon of waste management before the war, Sanaa was at least able to separate out the most dangerous materials from the 10-million-ton hill thanks to a nearby treatment plant.
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The criteria of "insistent, persistent, and consistent" is meant to separate out children who are simply exploring or imagining themselves being the other gender from those who strongly and steadfastly identify that way.
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If you use the same credit card for business and personal expenses, you may wind up combing through your statement to separate out the business statements and calculating the amount of interest paid.
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While Francis's supporters defend his decision to, essentially, separate out (more rigid) church doctrine from (more lenient) parish practice, his critics argue that doing so threatens the moral consistency of the Catholic Church.
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Now the company's forward facing tools and media services will be folded into Verizon and when Yahoo employees become AOL employees it will be harder to separate out what was Yahoo and what wasn't.
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So let's get super-nerdy for a minute and separate out those value streams, some of which are valuable only to the owner, some are also valuable to the utility and the larger grid.
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"I think it's important to separate out the pervasive sense of frustration among a lot of African-Americans about shootings of people and the sense that justice is not always color blind," he said.
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The report does separate out, however, the concentration of companies that earn the bulk of ad dollars, and finds that the top 10 companies command 75% of revenues in the second quarter of 2017.
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"Understand when you think about the energy patch in general, you have to separate out what the fully integrated guys were doing," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich Securities in New York.
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The ministry did not separate out figures for crude oil production and gas condensate production, which was excluded from output reduction quotas under its deal with the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC).
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Microsoft typically uses this type of date format for its Windows and Xbox software builds, so if you separate out the X10S to refer to the console, then the remaining 101317 could mean October 13th.
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"I think it's important to separate out the pervasive sense of frustration among a lot of African-Americans about shootings of people and the sense that justice is not always color blind," he told Roberts.
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Because Treble does so much to separate out customizations from the core OS, any phone that's already been "trebleized" and doesn't have too many deep integrations should be much easier for the manufacturer to update.
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In a paper describing the Minamitori find published in Nature Scientific Reports, the Japanese suggest a hydrocycle could use centrifugal forces to quickly separate out a lot of the unnecessary materials in the sea mud.
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Indicated 20.5 pct higher The loss-making carrier unveiled a far-reaching overhaul, including the planned lease of planes to Lufthansa, plus a move to separate out short-haul leisure flights into a new unit.
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The problem with diet powders and pills, Bellatti said, is that they often take something that was once a whole food, like a fruit or a vegetable, and process it to separate out one ingredient.
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"I think it's important to separate out the pervasive sense of frustration among a lot of African-Americans about shootings of people and the sense that justice is not always always, you know, colorblind," he said.
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That's because the cells are very rare, and hence extremely difficult to separate out from the billions of other kinds of cells floating around in the bloodstream: red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets, primarily.
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The news comes after Snap's redesign of Snapchat last fall, which was meant to separate out the brand-filled Discover section of the app, while also putting some of the spotlight back on communication with friends.
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It used a method of enriching uranium that had never been tried on an industrial scale, injecting hexafluoride gas at very high velocity into a tube to separate out the fissile bomb-making isotope, uranium 235.
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To understand what happened in domestication, researchers try to separate out traits that resulted from new mutations as humans created new kinds of dogs, and traits that were already present to some extent in ancient wolves.
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People might sometimes be able to separate out the average from the ideal, but they more often make use of a kind of reasoning that blends the two together into a single undifferentiated judgment of normality.
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British lawmakers want the country's competition watchdog to consider forcing PwC, EY, KPMG and Deloitte, the four accounting firms that check the books of most blue chip companies globally, to separate out their audit and consultancy operations.
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Its special sauce is a deep learning model trained to be able to identify different voices and thus to separate out speakers within a transcript — meaning the user doesn't just get handed one big block of text.
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And they use the fact that many states began implementing work requirements and time limits on welfare payments before the 1996 act to separate out the effects of broader economic trends from the impact of welfare reform.
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Even when researchers do gather data from women as well as men in their studies, they often fail to sex-disaggregate it — to separate out the male and female data they've collected and analyze it for differences.
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Revenue for both teams can fluctuate significantly from year to year, and media rights agreements and sponsorships for the two teams are sold together, making it extremely difficult to separate out how much revenue each team generates.
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The idea is that arrays of machines suck vast quantities of air out of the atmosphere and separate out the carbon, which is either stored underground or used to make products such as fuel, chemicals or cement.
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Then, in 2017, he decided to buck internet norms again by redesigning the app to separate out the content you see from your friends and celebrities, in the hope of creating a more positive social media environment.
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With dedicated staff and a broader slate of programming, it seems possible Apple could separate out its streaming video efforts from Apple Music, though the company might want to keep the two services linked to drive overall subscriptions.
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We plan to test the impact of tee times and weather, to separate out putting and driving performance, to use non-scorecard information like driving distances and accuracy and to expand our dataset to include non-major tournaments.
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It notes that he has only been able to sift through a fraction of the hard drive, and that he needs "time resources, and assistance to separate out privileged and personal documents" to provide them to congressional investigators.
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She has to separate out what she wants from what she sees as the potential of a situation, or from the expectations she has of someone else's behavior and communication when that someone else is clearly not communicating clearly.
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In trying to read tea leaves from US House retirements, it's useful to separate out the members who are exiting politics altogether for the time being from those who are just leaving the House to run for another political office.
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I wanted to consider Miller's work from a strictly professional standpoint, but it was difficult to separate out her private life; I wondered, if Miller were a man, whether these personal details would have been included in the exhibition at all.
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The filter team would separate out material that they think could be subject to attorney-client privilege and seek permission from either Cohen, Trump, other privilege holders, or the courts before handing over that material to the main investigative team.
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In turn, it reckons that indicates a trend towards consumers actively seeking to separate out some of the capabilities found in their phones and PCs into standalone devices — not least because of how battery life continues to constrain smartphone use.
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Details: The task force recommends that the Postal Service separate out commercial packages and mail from more essential deliveries, making them no longer subject to affordability guarantees that come with the service's status as a government-sanctioned monopoly for some offerings.
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These surveys are important to allow researchers "to separate out and study these categories, like lesbian and bisexual women and gay and bisexual men, because they all have different health outcomes and different levels of access to health care," she said.
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First, separate out the seeds, then add honey or olive oil to your pumpkin mash for a DIY face mask full of vitamins A and C. Then, blend until the mixture is paste-like—ideal for glopping onto your face. Yum!
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The fourth step of the company's break-up plan will take place six months later and see Old Mutual Limited separate out its stake in South African lender Nedbank, by distributing 32 percent of Nedbank's stock to Old Mutual Limited shareholders.
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HANOVER, Germany, April 27 (Reuters) - Continental may separate out its powertrain business into an independent entity, its top executive said on Friday, as the automotive supplier ponders a new corporate structure to adjust to technology changes and become more nimble.
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When I think about how to make sense of the Trump era, I try to first separate out trends that we could attribute to other factors, that would have been true irrespective of who won the election in November 2016.
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Common Cause held that federal courts could not get involved in policing partisan gerrymandering under the United States Constitution because there were no "judicially manageable" standards to separate out permissible from impermissible consideration of political party in drawing district lines.
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Successful sales people don't separate out business relationships from personal ones: "Great salespeople treat every single person the same, with the utmost respect, as a close friend," he says, and that's why his clients return to him time and time again.
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SS: Well, it was about three and a half months ago that we announced that we were going to find solutions for how we could separate out our oil and energy related businesses, it's about a third of the total group today.
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Justice Department regulations require federal prosecutors to set up a system to have a separate group — a so-called dirty team — review the files and separate out attorney-client communications so that the investigators and prosecutors won't see anything protected by the privilege.
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The CDC is changing the way it categorizes confirmed cases in the U.S. to separate out people who've been repatriated to the country with the virus from China and from a cruise ship that was quarantined off the coast of Japan, she said.
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The crux of the discussions, according to a diplomat briefed on them, was on whether there was a way to separate out al Qaeda-linked fighters in eastern Aleppo, thereby depriving Syrian and Russian forces of their main targets in the city.
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What we're watching: Air ambulances are very unhappy with the provisions of a Senate health care bill that would force them to separate out transportation and medical charges, prohibit them from balance billing patients, and establish a payment benchmark for out-of-network care.
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When 37 percent of large enterprises are reporting getting upwards of 10,000 threats a month, they need a tool that can help them sort through the information in an automated fashion and separate out the noise from actual issues, Hexadite CEO Eran Barak told TechCrunch.
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The ICO, which enforces the new rules in the U.K., did not say if the bulk of the new cases are GDPR-related as the watchdog doesn't separate out its complaints by type, but said that the agency expects the figures will continue to climb.
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"It's extremely dangerous to separate out basic research from its use in applications … whether it's environmental impacts or health or the economy," said Lisa Goddard, the director of the International Institute for Research on Climate and Society at Columbia University, which specializes in climate prediction.
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"I think we have to separate out access and quality of care as the current paper does not specifically address surgical access," said Dr. Jason Johanning, cao-author of an accompanying editorial and researcher at the Nebraska Western Iowa VA Health System in Omaha.
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"The authors of this paper tried some statistical voodoo to separate out the effect of vaping itself from what vaping tells us about the person, but they were found to have rigged the calculation to show vaping was the reason for the smoking," Bates said.
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He offers us a set of familiar, two-word phrases where the second word in each phrase begins with the letter A. That's convenient, because it allows Mr. Phillips to slice just along the A and separate out the rest of the second word.
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Still, since Cohen is a lawyer, SDNY is having a separate "filter team" (some call it a "taint team") review the evidence they seized to separate out any material they think might fall under attorney-client privilege, before letting the actual investigators get their hands on it.
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The solution, so far, has been to make a gingerly attempt to separate out the more socially acceptable parts of the alt-right while distancing CPAC from figures like Spencer, who would remind the press and larger public that we are dealing with neo-Nazi ideologues.
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At one point, the campaign attempted to ask Clark County to separate out votes cast in any given race by people who voted at the Mexican supermarket where polls had been kept open — so that they would be discardable if the voting was found to be illegal.
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Video: CockrellSchool/YouTube "You can separate out 95 per cent of the oil that's in the water [using methods like skimming and centrifuging], but the stuff that's left behind is these really small droplets," said co-author Hugh Daigle, a geosystems engineering professor, in a phone interview.
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In fact, many of the studies we have are problematic: Parents who can stay at home, or work part-time jobs, are so different from parents who don't or can't that it's hard to separate out whether it's the employment setup or family circumstances that made a difference in kids' outcomes.
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For starters, it lets Apple separate out Games and Apps' Top Charts, giving more apps and games exposure — especially those that would have otherwise been more lowly ranked due to having to compete with those apps that forever sit at the top of the charts — like Facebook or Pokémon GO, for instance.
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It's extraordinary, the writing seems to say, this compelling need to rationalize the trade-offs, endure the intermingling of contradictory emotions—admiration, dislike, desire, distrust, stimulation and boredom, exile and ease—none of which will ever separate out; and all because of the blind hunger to mate that, without exception, characterizes animal life.
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By content I do mean to encompass all ends of the artistic spectrum, that ill-defined mass of high and low entertainment and art and news that rubs up against each other on the web in a way that makes it more difficult to separate out, and perhaps less meaningful to do so.
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And again it's hard to separate out the president will make a statement then reverse, which the reversals are good, because it's almost consistent with the book that he wrote called 'The Art of the Deal' where he stakes out an extreme position and negotiates back from that toward the middle rather than starting in the middle going down.
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What's less clear is exactly which portions of GDPR Facebook believes it can safely separate out for users on its platform and not risk accidentally mishandling the personal data of an international user — say who might be visiting or living in the US — thereby running the risk of privacy complaints and, ultimately, financial sanctions (penalties for violations can be very large under GDPR).
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We have tried to separate out its effect using a logistic regression model, which estimates the probability that a survey respondent will say they have tried to reduce their meat consumption based on their age, education, sex, ethnicity, household income, whether they live in a city or a rural area, whether they own any pets, how often they go to church and their political-party preference.
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And, for what it's worth, Hephrun also said that while the Ancient Egyptians did not have the wherewithal to separate out pollen, jelly, and propolis from bee product, it has long been believed that Alexander the Great was preserved with honey when he died in Babylon in 323 BC. In 2015, archaeologists excavating ancient tombs in Egypt discovered pots of honey dating back approximately 3,000 years — and still perfectly edible.
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