"That's all based on things we found and things we didn't find and sophistication and lack of sophistication," he said.
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He studies fruit flies, but he is a champion of both sophistication in insect brains, and of caution in judging how far that sophistication goes.
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The U.S. shows its best performance in human capital and research (14th), market sophistication (1st), business sophistication (11th), knowledge and technology outputs (85003th) and creative outputs (13th).
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Most of the U.S. strengths are found in five of the seven GII pillars (GII pillars include institutions, human capital and research, infrastructure, market sophistication, business sophistication, knowledge and technology outputs, creative outputs).
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" Mr. Tillerson added: "The sophistication around their rocket launch programs, their sophistication around the type of fueling that they use, and they're working their way towards the test of an intercontinental ballistic missile.
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Not in question, however, is the sophistication of his attack.
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What's revealed is a human primitiveness, despite our supposed sophistication.
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Trump, believe or not, is showing signs of political sophistication.
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You actually assume this level of sophistication for text chemistry.
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"There is a huge sophistication to the art," he adds.
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Japan has something of a reputation for sophistication and refinement.
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He said misinformation campaigns are growing in size and sophistication.
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Meanwhile, our enemies gain in technological capability, sophistication and impact.
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This time, he said, the scale and sophistication were different.
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Today's finding suggests a high level of sophistication, Hayden says.
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Amazon's current logistics network doesn't offer this type of sophistication.
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The number and sophistication of doping violations has since worsened.
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All the while, automation has grown in sophistication and reach.
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No wonder American wineries preferred the sophistication of French oak.
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And the sophistication of the services is growing every day.
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Their level of sophistication has increased over the last year.
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But Lim laments the decline in sophistication of presidential rhetoric.
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To some, it shows the sophistication of the Latino vote.
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What sets Facebook (and Google) apart are scale and sophistication.
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There was not a sophistication around the discussions around it.
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The amber votive candles flickered with their usual sexy sophistication.
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The scale and sophistication of these corrupt networks is staggering.
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Wanting protagonists to be likable signals a lack of sophistication.
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Doing so proved challenging, given the sophistication of the attack.
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Guardiola, in English eyes, is the epitome of Continental sophistication.
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That Indian sophistication is increasingly a thing of the past.
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It's an incredible balance between technique, sophistication, creativity, style, and feeling.
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North Korea's cyber attacks have also grown in number and sophistication.
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No. I conclude that the world's tastebuds lack sophistication and rigor.
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He did it with such an incredible lightness, talent, and sophistication.
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"The sophistication [of the attack] is higher than most," he said.
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You brought elegance and sophistication back to a wonderfully smutty industry.
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The bogus Fuentes account stands out for its sophistication and timing.
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"There's a lot of sophistication in this world," Ms. Saltzman said.
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It's time to speak confidently about wine with baby boomer sophistication.
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It offers precision and sophistication to a clientele that appreciates both.
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This determines their level of sophistication, revenue potential and sales cycles.
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Siri remains the butt of innumerable jokes about AI's lacking sophistication.
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We should know this, and proceed with due diligence and sophistication.
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Current science and technology are nowhere near that level of sophistication.
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"These transfers have increased in scope, scale and sophistication," it said.
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And China's middle class is only expanding and growing in sophistication.
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The series' sophistication and robustness is apparent from the very beginning.
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The sophistication of cyber threats and targeted attacks is constantly evolving.
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The strikes showed the same worrying sophistication as those in Paris.
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True, government silos have varying degrees of expertise, resources and sophistication.
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On reefs, collaborative hunting has developed an astonishing degree of sophistication.
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Its tactics have only grown in sophistication in the intervening years.
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"It really depends on the sophistication of the charity," she said.
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I think of sophistication, sipping, and whispered flirtations at the bar.
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Avoid sneakers and opt for heels, sensible or not, for sophistication.
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They don't have a lot of sophistication to evaluate these products.
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There's now a lot of sophistication about these kinds of issues.
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That said, there is an expectation of elegant attire and sophistication.
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Drum called it "faux sophistication" to claim that subtitles are infallible.
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They will grow in sophistication, learning to communicate and make jokes.
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"There's a casual sophistication to the West Village," Mr. Anderer said.
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But for all Marshall's sophistication, there are inevitably some puzzling choices.
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The range and technical sophistication of the Hwasong-15 surprised experts.
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The work is an outstanding example of Mr. Salle's visual sophistication.
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The increasing sophistication of electric car technology is another mitigating factor.
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Our sophistication in handling these threats is growing and improving quickly.
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"In order to beat back the sophistication of a near peer nation state we need to have the sophistication of the U.S. government behind us," Aaronson explained The electric industry also runs exercises to simulate attacks.
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But it would not deserve Dr Wittemyer's accolade of near-human sophistication.
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RIVERA: George W. Bush was charming sometimes in his lack of sophistication.
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Its strengths go beyond sheer scale to diversity and sophistication of products.
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Despite its limited sophistication, email bombing is extremely difficult to defend against.
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But there's a hidden sophistication to Camaleón, as revealed by Calderón's video.
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The line about the DDoS attack's sophistication is particularly "absurd," he says.
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But despite the show's increased sophistication, Briggs felt that something was lacking.
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Nobody preceding this president has gotten talks to this level of sophistication.
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However, the nation underperforms in the categories of business sophistication and innovation.
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Its best showing was in prestige and sophistication where it placed 10th.
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Evolving sophistication First, recognize cyber represents much more than a technical problem.
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Lacking Jeanie's sophistication and ruthlessness, he has no ability to fight back.
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Among all Miéville's themes, its political sophistication that undergirds his whole project.
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French investigators have been taken aback by the sophistication of IS operatives.
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This demonstrates a level of sophistication, ruthlessness and intelligence on China's part.
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Two of Wolfe's lesser-known works revealed the range of his sophistication.
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But commerce and the Internet have pushed global sophistication into new frontiers.
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They don't have the financial resources or sophistication to avoid tax obligations.
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A teenage reader will absorb the deftness and sophistication of the telling.
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At the time, the security world gasped at the sophistication of Stuxnet.
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She wants to pair chaos and sophistication, and urban with the elite.
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The feeling was hardly California cool, but rather, south of France sophistication.
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In some ways, it shows that you have a level of sophistication.
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Over the years, he's seen an increased sophistication among brides and grooms.
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They bear a hard-earned sophistication regarding the reliability of political promises.
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What sets it apart is the sophistication of its storytelling and analysis.
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But behind all the sophistication, behind all this capitalistic rationality, was violence.
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Despite their reputation as brutes, Neanderthals showed signs of remarkable mental sophistication.
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You'd think that such prevalence could only be achieved by comparable sophistication.
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When experts say "sophistication," they use it very differently from average people.
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Their knowledge, sophistication and awareness of their appearance belied their young age.
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Amid the increasing sophistication, one investigational treatment stands out for its simplicity.
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They should be easy to use for people with little financial sophistication.
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Two aspects make this clampdown particularly insidious: its technological sophistication and global reach.
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Sure, it doesn't have the ISS's scale, technological sophistication, or multi-national backing.
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The deadliness, sophistication, and ambition of the attacks belied their inevitably negligible upshot.
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"Rootkit-based malware shows an unusual level of sophistication and dedication," he said.
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People have long marveled at the sophistication required to build sites like Stonehenge.
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"He has to show more sophistication and more knowledge and nuance," King said.
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It's an additional layer of sophistication that banks will have to deal with.
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And for Gurung, designing for that woman means sophistication, quality, and considered design.
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Image: NanoTechNowUtility fogs defy the imagination in terms of the technological sophistication required.
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Matter's fierce intelligence, opinions, and sophistication were certainly as valued as her beauty.
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"All of these techniques demonstrate the attacker's high level of sophistication," Avast said.
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Mara Reinstein, Us Magazine: The songs could have used more wit and sophistication.
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But given the software's sophistication, Shulmin says TajMahal has likely been deployed elsewhere.
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Considering its sophistication and eclectic features, it's remarkable how long TajMahal remained undetected.
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In contrast to our scruffy-looking hero, he's all about class and sophistication.
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Not a surprise given the high technological sophistication of automotive instrumentation these days.
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Because of its sheer size and institutional sophistication, its stockmarket is relatively vast.
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In fact, all year long it was praised for its sophistication and size.
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Neither of these robotic examples meets the mechanical sophistication of the Westworld hosts.
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The market sophistication pillar is the key strength of the U.S. (ranked 1st).
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The record has an emotional sophistication that would be nearly impossible to manufacture.
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This season, the balance tipped, and sophistication, or some approximation thereof, won out.
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Moving forward, disinformation operators will act with ever greater speed, scale, and sophistication.
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The solution to the problem is not government intervention but increased customer sophistication.
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It has not yet impacted our pricing sophistication, but that day will come.
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One would expect an increase in potency with an increase in testing sophistication.
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Even so, the sophistication of the Rohingya's outreach is working in their favor.
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"It certainly takes a level of sophistication - not common cyber criminals," said Haley.
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Efforts like Ms. Burch's reflect the changing nature — and increasing sophistication — of shoppers.
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We need the political sophistication, humility and courage to ensure care for all.
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The dogs at Westminster are the very model of well-bred canine sophistication.
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And analysts say that the company is inefficient and lacks in technical sophistication.
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I'd like to think that there would be a greater level of sophistication.
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"The crystals are the perfect balance between sophistication and playfulness, just like Shakira."
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The sundae combines sophistication and pleasure better than anything else on the menu.
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The maturity of his vision is matched by the sophistication of his drawing.
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The Russians could do all this, but it doesn't take their technical sophistication.
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Spending time at the playpen shows some of their techniques have surprising sophistication.
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But teen-agers are hardly known for the sophistication of their decision-making.
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But what OilRig's hackers lacked in sophistication, they made up for in determination.
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The sophistication that the Viennese have long applied to sweets is surely another.
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Even in its early years, Pyongyang exhibited sophistication in the art of deception.
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One of the things I'm learning now about cyberweapons is their increasing sophistication.
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Mosley's compositional sophistication also shapes "Picnic," which probably dates from the late 1940s.
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The boxy edges hint at its being handmade, while the sleek design suggests sophistication.
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Culture Carton is a subscription box dedicated to boosting men's confidence, sophistication, and knowledge.
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This delicate balance of simplicity and sophistication extends to every aspect of the story.
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When I was in its thrall, Starbucks looked bourgeois, smelled aspirational, tasted like sophistication.
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Regulators can't hope to keep up with the volume and sophistication of these markets.
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The first to read you, in Victorian times, were often shocked by your...sophistication.
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These smaller banks also have varying degrees of sophistication in their risk management practices.
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That cost reflects the sophistication of the kit required to carry out the enterprise.
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The name Häagen-Dazs was confected to suggest European sophistication (the firm is American).
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About half the world's economies have private-credit bureaus, of varying degrees of sophistication.
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They require a little more sophistication, a little more glamour, a little more chic.
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Our biggest triumph was breathing new life, glamour, and sophistication into the old girl.
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He views it as a "derogatory term" that downplays the sophistication of Wealthfront's platform.
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However, it does so with a technical sophistication we've never before seen below $800,000.
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And wherever money is being invested, innovation and increased sophistication is soon to follow.
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It is one that combined ease and sophistication, spontaneity and respect for the rules.
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Such sophistication allows regulators to demand clever remedies, such as the disposal of subsidiaries.
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We have so much technological sophistication nowadays that parents can start to seem superfluous.
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It is associated with grief, through experiences of death, but also sophistication in fashion.
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With its lively, sometimes lyrical prose, "Strange Birds" respects its readers' intelligence and sophistication.
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The report concludes that Chinese attacks have decreased in volume, but increased in sophistication.
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"The Cubans are not known for sophistication in physical and engineering acoustics," Garrett said.
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To us, owning a well-curated bar cart is one ultimate hallmark of sophistication.
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The growing sophistication of such weapons is also a boon for makers of them.
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"Chicago fits the unique balance of fashion and sophistication and blue collar," said Shapiro.
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"You're demanding a level of sophistication that some people just don't have," Robinson said.
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Make no mistake: we're not talking any kind of "dry," botanical-based sophistication here.
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Today, hackers combine the high-tech sophistication of cybercrime with old-fashioned insider trading.
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Meanwhile the resulting paintings offer a clever, albeit funny, sophistication and mastery of technique.
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He wanted to make data analytics hassle-free for corporate clients, without sacrificing sophistication.
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In some essays, Hood recalls her days as a young woman stumbling into sophistication.
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"The sophistication is infinitely less than the technology needed to do deepfakes," she said.
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"It is one that combined ease and sophistication, spontaneity and respect for the rules."
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Peter S. Goodman writes: All the while, automation has grown in sophistication and reach.
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The culture and amenities more than make up for any loss of urban sophistication.
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His lack of sophistication is letting Asian countries take advantage of the United States.
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It demonstrates a level of sophistication that's not usually associated with the far right.
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If this projection is a mark of sophistication and privilege, so much the better.
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As his act grew in sophistication, he realized that his appearance hadn't kept pace.
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It has to do with the sophistication that goes into producing and pouring Guinness.
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This is partly because Goethe so often cloaks his sophistication in deceptively simple language.
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Which is ridiculously effective, but nowhere near the sophistication of an attack like Stuxnet.
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The company touts its technological sophistication as an advantage over competitors such as Zipcar.
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He evoked the flare and sophistication of bygone eras in his totally trendsetting collections.
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This level of sophistication is exactly why it's so damn funny when ATLAS fucks up.
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Because of the sophistication of the operation, authorities believe it is cartel-related, Roebuck said.
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While GozNym represents a new level of sophistication, viruses targeting financial institutions are not new.
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Despite the highly specialized sophistication of that work, Musk said there were no educational requirements.
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"The level of sophistication behind [ad] fraud makes it more difficult to catch," he said.
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But there's also a surprising sophistication hiding beneath its candy kingdoms and flying rainbow unicorns.
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But the growing sophistication and scale of such frauds are starting to prompt a reassessment.
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"They seem to have a growing level of sophistication and intelligence," says one Western diplomat.
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It's notable insofar as it gets across the increasing sophistication of people running such campaigns.
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That would show their analytic sophistication instead of throwing tantrums and clamoring for cheap money.
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This shows a level of sophistication and commitment not generally seen on the Deflect network.
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Then they powered trains, which is maybe the level of sophistication neural networks have reached.
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Needle & Thread mini dress, $650 Akerman's outfit couples an avant garde aesthetic with classic sophistication.
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With his colourful language and seeming lack of sophistication, he told it like it was.
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This convergence is also happening in the sophistication of tools that product design teams use.
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While some additions skew toward younger players, others exude the sophistication of an international traveler.
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Second, the sophistication of the obfuscation and misinformation was far greater than Russian operations elsewhere.
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As that change took place — and attacks grew in sophistication — organizations realized they need help.
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"Cyber attacks are continuing to increase and the level of sophistication keeps rising," Shwed said.
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Russia gets most of the attention lately, but never count out China's sophistication and verve.
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But once I got closer, I realized she had an impressive education and potent sophistication.
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Mr. Liddell attributed the film's success to the faith-based audience's growing sophistication as moviegoers.
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"France, with all its sophistication, couldn't handle democracy," Nixon privately reflected while he was president.
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Her idea of sophistication is urgency, wit, and the eclectic front edge of cultural power.
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Her outfits focused on pairing basics in neutral tones to create an effortless sophistication. 3.
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Its investment offerings demonstrate depth and breadth, with high product sophistication relative to industry peers.
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In its time, "Kiss Me, Kate" conferred some welcome sophistication on the backstage-musical genre.
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Movado Bold Connect 2.0 Leather Strap Smart Watch, $550Inconspicuous sophistication reigns watchmaker Movado's design philosophy.
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The genre evolved along with the medium, with different writers and artists deepening its sophistication.
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Each state has different standards, not to mention regulatory examiners with varying degrees of sophistication.
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That reaction—so long as organized with some sophistication—creates the nebulous phenomenon of life.
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Both have a similar feel, though the sophistication and ambition with Cozmo is clearly higher.
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There was the evolutionary leap forward from Etsy-style patchwork to globalized sophistication at Bode.
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There is a certain level of skill and sophistication that whoever is doing this has.
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The hack required a level of resources and sophistication that suggested a state was responsible.
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His sophistication is inseparable from his sincerity, something that might be said of Zemeckis, too.
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There are no words to describe this one's haunting beauty, expressive sophistication and provocative harmonies.
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Today, however, we live in an age of much greater sophistication, both medically and legally.
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Rock has moved in dialectical waves of increasing technical sophistication followed by three-chord simplicity.
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The technical sophistication of the companies didn't seem to have much impact on RDP exposures.
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" She added, "Her intricate designs reflect an extraordinary attention to detail and a worldly sophistication.
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O'Neill was drawn to her beauty, her sophistication, her willingness to indulge his writerly compulsions.
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He did it by turning Barcelona into a byword for beauty, and sophistication, and style.
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But Iranian hacking units never ceased; they moved to quieter espionage campaigns, with increasing sophistication.
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And how safe are our digital secrets in the face of the new cyber sophistication?
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"The floury spud in Ireland is thought to be the height of sophistication," Muldoon said.
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It's a sort of corruption Occam's razor: never assume sophistication when crude thuggery is sufficient.
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Modern artificial intelligence is often lauded for its growing sophistication, but mostly in doomer terms.
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"It does not take sophistication to exploit a vulnerability in a small business," Driggers said.
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But she benefited from her family's lack of sophistication about the odds against her success.
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Recently, phishing has been weaponized to varying degrees of sophistication with a key technique: impersonation.
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To what extent will their premature sophistication cause them to question their own natural sexuality?
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Advocacy groups argue that kids often lack the sophistication to distinguish between ads and regular videos.
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The $229 ZenWatch is a model of downright sophistication, especially with one of its upscale faces.
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It could grant smart assistants the capacity to understand and originate conversation with much more sophistication.
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The sophistication of the human mind is the limit to where these sensors could take us.
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As Lefferts pointed out, the number and sophistication level of attacks is increasing all the time.
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The brutality of these particular activists' physical violence contrasts with the sophistication of their intelligence gathering.
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The Swiss system, despite its sophistication, was also shown to have major security issues by experts.
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Increasingly important is sophistication in tracking information found on social media and elsewhere on the web.
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Iran's most recent attack on Saudi oil production demonstrates the sophistication and extent of Iranian capabilities.
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While not unheard of on iOS, it's much more rare, especially with this level of sophistication.
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More zoom, more lenses, more sophistication, reduced bulk and weight, and, importantly, a planned released window.
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He said the sophistication of black voters has a lot to do with how they listen.
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For people who love to see some sophistication in their cinematic mayhem, it's a major thrill.
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For a modest $5 million budget, the project achieved a high level of consistency and sophistication.
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What's more, Ben "cooks pasta while listening to music", which, to Jong-su, epitomises metropolitan sophistication.
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Cable spending tends to be more targeted than broadcast spots and requires a level of sophistication.
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A high degree of sophistication and trust makes this one of the world's most porous frontiers.
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That's the big question: Does the painting have the intellectual and visual sophistication of a Leonardo?
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"For this level of sophistication it's not a criminal group," Cybereason CEO Lior Div told Reuters.
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The Parsons alumnus has already established himself as a photographer whose work has maturity and sophistication.
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Ongoing development wi ll only increase their sophistication and functionality, and ultimately the value they generate.
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Another sign of the potential source of the attack is the sophistication of the attack itself.
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"At once whimsical and classical, trompe l'oeil draping brings quirky sophistication to a room," said Brockway.
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I just think a non-pilot would not know the sophistication of this [ATC] system, right?
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President Trump's new travel ban displays operational sophistication and careful lawyering — qualities missing from his Jan.
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Given this level of sophistication, protecting cars from contamination with malicious software has become big business.
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The sophistication and capability of providers to undertake novel delivery system or payment methodologies varies widely.
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And in this controlled gentleness, there's sophistication — making the prison gruel seem like sous-vide steak.
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French investigators have also been taken aback by the sophistication of the IS external operations wing.
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"I knew rich people wanted something more subtle to show their taste and sophistication," he said.
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I know David Friedman and he is a man of sophistication, humility, warmth, and total decency.
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The speed, scale and sophistication of Russia's asymmetric attacks were unlike anything I had seen before.
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And yeah, there was a certain level and sophistication of pop music that seemed profound, really.
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One theory holds that consumers like to buy expensive wine to signal their affluence and sophistication.
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Several other countries, including China, Taiwan and Turkey, have warning systems with varying degrees of sophistication.
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This collection didn't quite rise to that level; it traded some subtlety and sophistication for trend.
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Use grammar, syntax and writing with a level of sophistication that shows you're ready for college.
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Those who may want more sophistication will have to spend time finding a full-featured alternative.
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And, more to the point, talent as a singer/songwriter does not translate into political sophistication.
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This measure would cap the quality and sophistication of North Korean long range missiles as well.
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The technical superiority and sophistication of the president's digital campaign is a hidden advantage of incumbency.
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Its upholstered walls, Murano chandeliers and liveried staff suggest the old-school sophistication of another age.
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"She has an unbelievable aesthetic in terms of blending traditional with modern sophistication," said Mr. Hochberg.
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These revisions have enhanced safety significantly; they also mandate more sophistication and knowledge in maintenance personnel.
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"Our concern is that their (international) brief may be expanding, along with their sophistication," Hultquist said.
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From oriental rugs to glass chandeliers, the '20s were all about sophistication with elements of fun.
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Samsung's current smartphones offer facial recognition, but the sophistication and security aren't as advanced as Apple's.
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In another way, though, Cline's novel is itself a complicated mixture of freshness and worldly sophistication.
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This isn't the first "Nutcracker" to capitalize on the swinging sophistication of Ellington and Strayhorn's suite.
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It's possible this would increase a relaxing of accredited investor rules, which conflate wealth with sophistication.
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There is a blood test for Lyme disease, but its use and interpretation require some sophistication.
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Such perspectival sophistication indicates Hokusai's knowledge of Western practices, which he utilizes to dramatic effect here.
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The sophistication of the these smart contact lenses requires technology that wouldn't fit comfortably on a lens.
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Which is to say, a lot of fun, but not exactly the height of glamour and sophistication.
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As artificial intelligence and robots grow in sophistication, so too do the ethical conundrums associated with them.
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Coming in an Oxblood colorway, these shoes are the perfect blend of sophistication and eye-catching style.
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Because his songs were, at least on paper, simple in structure, their sophistication can slip by unnoticed.
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"I don't think any other brands have this level of sophistication that we have with us today."
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We built a magazine with sophistication, wit, and an international outlook, on a bedrock of solid journalism.
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Helen Stevenson, his translator, again shakes Mr Mabanckou's cocktail of sophistication and simplicity into richly idiomatic English.
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But the one that stands out for both ease and sophistication is the Saint Tropez Ocean Club.
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Democrats haven't made a digital comeback, despite vowing to match the digital sophistication of Republicans after 2016.
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On one side was a class of "superwealthy Romans", enriched by military conquest and growing financial sophistication.
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The GII gauged economies based on factors including infrastructure, market and business sophistication, creative output and research.
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But Yusuf's musical sophistication, to say nothing of his lyrical depth, has been present from the start.
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"We wanted to make sure we were walking this line of sophistication, but also accessibility," Morris says.
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" Meanwhile the color choice is traditionally Japanese and is said to express a "refined elegance and sophistication.
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But the sophistication in the comic book storytelling at work here is as masterful as it gets.
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A land of great wealth and technological sophistication, it lends itself to several quick lessons in economics.
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"The whole oil and gas industry hasn't seen a transaction of this size and sophistication," he said.
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And what better way to show the savviness of your taste than with the sophistication of age?
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That sophistication could enable those microphones to pick up any audio command spoken at a reasonable volume.
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The monitor's premium, polished silver finish and modern design exude sophistication, while the display offers unparalleled quality.
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But the MSP hacks don't just show China's hacking sophistication; they demonstrate its ruthless efficiency and determination.
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Amidst all the post-punk sophistication, there's no shortage of weird and wonderful art objects to ogle.
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"CopyKittens is very persistent, despite lacking technological sophistication and operational discipline," the researchers said in a statement.
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And I like childish things but a kind of sophistication of a childish thing utilizing organic phenomenon.
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Whether or not they actually pull that off, however, all comes down to their level of sophistication.
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Joey Purp Running linear through his music is a level of sophistication nearly unmatched by his peers.
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The sophistication of her campaign's data analytics operation could also help her to get out her vote.
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Why shouldn't marijuana edibles and drinkables have the same degree of breadth, nuance, and sophistication as alcohol?
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Much of that potential market has been eroded by the increasing ubiquity and sophistication of smartphone cameras.
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The shooter captured in the video displayed a high level of tactical sophistication, military experts told Reuters.
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But that paradigm has changed, as cybercriminals have evolved and cyberattacks have increased in volume and sophistication.
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Along with Sanders, Atkin looked for pieces that were modern and updated, but still had classic sophistication.
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"I feel like he walks that fine line between sophistication and edge," said Tinashe, seated front row.
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Islamic terrorists are attacking with greater sophistication, taking advantage of technology and human frailty with horrific barbarity.
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It's a shotgun approach to photography that didn't offer much in the way of sophistication or nuance.
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What better time to make a fancy marijuana-enriched meal, something curated with deliciousness, potency, and sophistication?
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Domestic production in the US continues to grow both in volume and sophistication, according to the DEA.
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Bots, and the AI technologies that drive them, are taking huge leaps forward in sophistication and reach.
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Reimagining the role of CO2 in our lives requires an increased sophistication with how we view carbon.
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Worn over the ears, or raffishly askew, the Francophile favorite keeps your noggin snug without sacrificing sophistication.
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But as a barometer of the level of sophistication the owners expect of their customers, it's telling.
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My mother's best friend brought a touch of cosmopolitan sophistication: yams and marshmallows without any Indian spice.
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The scope and sophistication of transnational organized crime in the region has increased dramatically over recent years.
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She's often unbearable, but her blundering attempts at sophistication and seduction are redeemed by her unassailable innocence.
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The cyberattack was able to spread so quickly in part because of its high level of sophistication.
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"We are seeing unprecedented sophistication from traffickers in terms of laundering money," the financial crime expert added.
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When Paul, Sr., drank a bit with great sophistication he made up lovely words and sometimes bowed.
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SEC PROPOSAL WOULD INCLUDE SOPHISTICATION TEST TO MEASURE INVESTOR'S EDUCATION AND CERTIFICATIONS TO INVEST IN PRIVATE MARKETS
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The North's great secrecy makes it hard to assess the threat and the country's degree of sophistication.
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For all its technological sophistication, the dark web drug trade relies on postal systems or ordinary couriers.
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When asked about the sophistication of the weapons, Zarif said people can get creative when they're desperate.
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Zarqawi, himself from Jordan, was a kind of thuggish figure, known more for brutality than theological sophistication.
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What sun bears lack in heft they make up for in social sophistication, according to the study.
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That sophistication extends to the soundtrack, which samples the period's hits without landing on too many obvious choices.
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Even on the back, Oppo strives for subtle sophistication with subdued pops of color hidden beneath smokey glass.
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The quality and sophistication varied enormously, but it included a large number of critically acclaimed and innovative titles.
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"When Wall Street came into the space, a lot of tools and sophistication chased them in," said Charnoff.
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People would have been more forgiving if he'd had an affair with a really beautiful woman of sophistication.
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He argues that Trump needs to "show more sophistication and more knowledge" when it comes to national security.
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TechCrunch has reached out to Sword & Shield with additional questions about the sophistication and extent of the attack.
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But instead of making the new film smaller or duller, it leaves room for a little more sophistication.
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It was never really meant to involve deepening the sophistication with which Facebook understands 'community' or 'connecting people.
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Google and Lenovo are pitching the Mirage Camera as a solid compromise between sophistication and ease of use.
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Unlike at the first trial, Litvak was allowed to, and did, offer expert testimony about his customers' sophistication.
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But if the demure sophistication of the pencil skirt isn't your aesthetic, don't write it off just yet.
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North Korea's threats come amid new concerns over the increased sophistication of that country's nuclear and missile programs.
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I think the sophistication of the different players here is something that we can&apost be certain about.
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It allows the film-makers to depict the boys' family and community lives with tremendous empathy and sophistication.
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That, and IRONGATE is not the sort of sophistication you would expect from a nation state, Caldwell added.
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In fact, most of the main courses show off La Chine's sophistication apart from some subdued seafood dishes.
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It is both "low"—farcical, vulgar, reliant on physical gags—and "high", dealing in sophistication and witty repartee.
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Marble adds a touch of sophistication to any phone and could easily be matched with a marble case.
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However, security experts say the scale and sophistication of the restaurant attack suggested links to a wider network.
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I use the term "sophistication" because being a former professional R&B singer I wanted to hear singing.
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That's just a small sample of the sophistication and savviness that seems to mark the entire #NeverAgain movement.
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The challenge is that the capabilities and sophistication of state-sponsored and non-state hackers are increasing exponentially.
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Stacking it up: Capabilities "surpass anything known in terms of complexity and sophistication of techniques," the WSJ writes.
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Bigger picture, the desire for more precise timing technology is unfolding as cyberthreats grow in scale and sophistication.
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But for all its sophistication, the military's emergency medical system in Puerto Rico is meant to be temporary.
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However, security experts say the scale and sophistication of the cafe attack suggested links to a wider network.
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As others build on the foundation, the overall sophistication of products, both analytical and otherwise, will ratchet up.
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Experts argue that we need black to make our wardrobes radiate sophistication but also to overcome our fears.
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They only make progress if they choose as leaders those with the sophistication and strength to achieve results.
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These threats continue to grow, they metastasize, they attack with greater frequency and scale and sophistication every day.
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However eager she was to disavow standard elements of photographic sophistication such as composition, Arbus was not unsophisticated.
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Consumers want to mimic the sophistication of having a specialty cocktail, but without the hangover or extra calories.
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The sophistication of the simulation is only restricted by the amount of money one is willing to spend.
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It's folly to assume that increases in computer power are the same as increases in sophistication, he explained.
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For middle-class and wealthier Laotians, dining at a Chinese restaurant is a sign of sophistication and worldliness.
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Concomitant with her politics, the power of Bernstein's work lies in her exquisite balance between rawness and sophistication.
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Thus, rapid credit growth largely reflects an increasing financial sophistication rather than a property bubble or wasteful investments.
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We don't apply that that kind of sophistication or intelligence to the aspects of being that are redeeming.
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They are instead concerned about weapons systems of greater technical sophistication that would be used to target humans.
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While the experiments varied in their sophistication, all students were initiated into what it meant to do science.
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Medical procedures in general have increased in price, along with the variety and technical sophistication of medical devices.
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Even "syndrome" has an air of sophistication, an augmentation rather than the lessening that "deficit" or "defect" brings.
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And yet, for all their diversity and sophistication, Sardinian rugs and textiles are virtually unknown outside of Sardinia.
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Even more impressive than the compositional sophistication is how it heightens rather than dampens the street style's energy.
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And recent arrivals like Chinese Tuxedo, a fusion restaurant in a cavernous old Chinese theater, bring modern sophistication.
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The story of 1967 is one that Egyptians should explore and remember with nuance and sophistication — and reality.
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Stritch was 21, just out of convent school and called upon to feign a sophistication she didn't feel.
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"It's very clear innovation has eclipsed the sophistication of consumers as well as regulators and investigators," he said.
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But we need a new fighting vehicle appropriate for the speed and technological sophistication of the future battlefield.
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And the growing sophistication of Latin American organized crime continues to be fed by the recent cocaine bonanza.
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People with money and connections and big-city sophistication showed up and arranged things as they thought best.
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Through his family store, Neiman Marcus, Stanley Marcus introduced French sophistication to Texas and aspirational luxury to America.
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Linking a hacker's tradecraft and tools with other factors like motivation, timing, sophistication, and capability is hard enough.
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He predicted that the Zealots would ultimately be defeated because they lack the sophistication to use modern technology.
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Astarion has the affected sophistication of a true decadent, like one of Richard E. Grant's less likable characters.
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That would indicate a degree of scope, precision and sophistication beyond the ability of the Houthi rebels alone.
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US and NATO officials have expressed concern about the growing size and sophistication of the Russian military arsenal.
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But security experts say the scale and sophistication of the cafe attack suggested links to a wider network.
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That the missiles were reportedly able to evade Saudi air defences by flying behind them demonstrates striking sophistication.
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To some extent, ground game is simply a proxy for the sophistication and overall support a campaign enjoys.
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As the internet continues to expand into every aspect of society, online scams are only growing in sophistication.
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His music was populist and positivist even as it arced toward a stratospheric level of harmonic and rhythmic sophistication.
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Sources told SMH that the sophistication of the attack was "unprecedented," but nobody in the government is naming suspects.
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Analysts have long bemoaned the lack of sophistication among Chinese investors for the gyrations in the country's financial markets.
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Precisely because the problems of race are complex, scientists need to engage these issues with greater care and sophistication.
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King Princess "Holy" Watching this video was like watching an artist level up in sophistication right before my eyes.
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The level of sophistication and ingenuity of the reharmonization that he used is still a constant source of inspiration.
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But the increasing sophistication of the industry, and the decline in its overall employment, are only going to continue.
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We have talked at length about the misuse and the great sophistication and the weaponry of our intelligence community.
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In short, animoji can only work as advertised because of the sophistication and reliable operation of the underlying tech.
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"I think Hefner wants the Playboy clubs to be appreciated as oases of sophistication and glamour," says Gloria Steinem.
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For many U.S. and Gulf observers, the role of Iran is clear in the increasing sophistication of Houthi forces.
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In their place, he introduces his own menagerie of sacred cows and privileged terms: sophistication, worldliness, cosmopolitanism and abstraction.
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With the affordable sophistication of digital software, the average designer can now treat their computer as an instrument, too.
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You want things to be at the scale of food science but have the technological sophistication of biomedical operations.
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He kind of carried himself with a little bit of sophistication if you look at the way he dressed.
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The company faces attacks from almost every region of the world, and of varying levels of sophistication, Price said.
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Suddenly, vibrators weren't just the sexually liberated woman's dirty little secret; they were a sign of sophistication and chic.
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Princesses (and sisters!) Eugenie and Beatrice just set a new bar for balancing boldness and sophistication at Royal Ascot.
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Tesla's autopilot system has garnered both positive attention for its sophistication and negative attention for its association with accidents.
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Is it that cyber intruders are actively going after water, power and utility grids with growing frequency and sophistication?
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Either way, the sophistication of the attacks suggests that Europe must prepare for a "new normal" of periodic terrorism.
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Some of these disparities reflect differences in investment sophistication that might be reduced through information and behavioral-economic nudges.
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No, the CIA is the enemy because of its intellectual sophistication and lack of slavish loyalty to the president.
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But two recent attacks signal a move from simple "Bonnie and Clyde" crimes to a new "Ocean's Eleven" sophistication.
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Such firms also boast talent from Hong Kong or Taiwan, who blend knowledge of Chinese culture with global sophistication.
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Movies that make political points are often contrasted—by critics and filmmakers alike—with those that display aesthetic sophistication.
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Turning lack of sophistication into a virtue is a skill that the filmmaking hyphenate Matt Johnson has in abundance.
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But Daley proposes that this particular strain of manipulation is unprecedented in its sophistication, its permanence and its virulence.
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I see local traditions dissolving in a soup of fungible sophistication, administered by functionaries who include frequently flying curators.
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What Reston missed was the sophistication of Goldwater's rhetoric, helped along by the writings of Buckley, Bozell, and Bernstein.
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"Counterfeit smartphones will continue to evolve in sophistication, performance, and threat to users," the Trail of Bits researchers warned.
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"Nearly two-thirds rated their financial sophistication as advanced," said Mirtha Kastrapeli, a senior research analyst at State Street.
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This disconnect between actual and perceived financial sophistication, she explains, is evidence of how widespread the overconfidence bias is.
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It's most interesting that the only song on Pablo Honey that matches "You"'s sophistication closes out the album.
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The increasing sophistication of trans-national terror organizations and emerging regional conflicts pose new challenges that must be considered.
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Customers expect the same digital solution sophistication level in their business life as they do in their personal lives.
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Security experts said Iran, China, Russia the United States and Israel had the technical sophistication to launch such attacks.
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All Over the Place is representative of art that is convincingly lovely in it intellectual rigor and material sophistication.
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But the upbeat sophistication of "The Good Place" is still rare, in this world and, apparently, in the next.
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Analysts said Saudi Arabia's atomic work force was steadily growing in size and sophistication — even without producing nuclear fuel.
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To put those lips on me — those lips which exemplify such power and strength and sophistication — it was extraordinary.
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By focusing on clothes, for instance, Ferro underscored the wealth and sophistication of the people in the specific scene.
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It is, though, extraordinary in its own right and can possess the quiet sophistication, musicality and nuance of dance.
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It is the kind of place a Hollywood location scout might select to signify the apogee of metropolitan sophistication.
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Touchscreen controls, first rolled out on Earth in the late 1980s, were another signal of the Enterprise's futuristic sophistication.
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As the market for cocaine increases, so does the reach of Latin American organized crime, along with its sophistication.
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For the public, sophistication sounds like someone is simply using unbeatable technology, one part wizardry and another part ninjutsu.
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As a coach, Orgeron has faced mocking suspicion that equated his accent with a lack of intelligence and sophistication.
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This level of sophistication highlights how conservative groups systematically work to optimize their content for search and social media.
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The movie deftly places African excellence, intelligence, technological sophistication and beauty as part of a larger, heretofore unacknowledged, context.
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"Nowadays, many people are not hygienic, dress poorly and are not imbued with sophistication and good breeding," he sniffed.
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But researchers wanted to evaluate how these models of various vintages and sophistication did at actually predicting the future.
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As mobile devices grow in sophistication, so do the opportunities for these devices to be targets for unauthorized access.
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Journalists who visited the town reported evidence of a psychological warfare operation of a sophistication that suggested Russian involvement.
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But security experts say the scale and sophistication of the cafe assault suggested links to a trans-national network.
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Yes, this is a brand that celebrated color, but once upon a time it did so with joyful sophistication.
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"The technical skill level is near zero for this crime, but the operational sophistication is very high," Kalember said.
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In the 1920s, interior design was characterized by glamour and sophistication, which was fueled by the Art Deco movement.
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This is a development that our bureaus worldwide have chronicled with breadth and sophistication over the past three years.
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JD.com, whose shares trade in the United States, has prospered by catering to the increasing sophistication of Chinese shoppers.
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"We built a magazine with sophistication, wit, and an international outlook, on a bedrock of solid journalism," he said.
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By and large, though, it's a solemn album whose musical sophistication, while dazzling, can draw attention to its mopiness.
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This time, Williams teamed the figure-forming number with opaque black tights and classic booties for a bit more sophistication.
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Additionally, China is far from able to match U.S. weapons production in terms of sophistication and capabilities, defense experts say.
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In his last two outings, he has shown increased sophistication in his boxing game from his work with Jason Parillo.
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"There is a growing proliferation of lethality, and the increasing sophistication of these systems risks complicating Western states' military options."
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The density of the cities are different, the demand for services are different, the sophistication of the consumers are different.
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Two short years later came shoes (sandals, mules, and heels in suede pastels and leather brights) with a similar sophistication.
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We always thought Cara Delevingne had the spark of a Pikachu and Karl Lagerfeld the sharp sophistication of a Ninetales.
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It's not unusual that these groups would be targeted, but the sophistication of the campaign is both impressive and worrying.
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The questions of European lawmakers were, in terms of specificity and sophistication, lightyears ahead of most of their American counterparts.
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If true, it represents a major escalation in the region, and highlights the growing sophistication of the nation's nuclear arsenal.
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Although football fans and teams are gaining in statistical sophistication, they still lag far behind their counterparts in other sports.
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"She liked that [Zendaya's style] had some sophistication to it, and she liked it, so she Googled me," says Roach.
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And Clinton addressed complex foreign policy questions with the nuance and sophistication that they demand and that Trump plainly lacks.
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Safely docking a returning drone aboard a moving C-130 requires an as-of-yet unprecedented level of technical sophistication.
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" As those shifts in the industry happen, McGinley said, restaurant chains will need "greater sophistication to plan, execute, and evolve.
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Lenses have arrived at a level of sophistication and perfection that is hard to improve on, especially at small scale.
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Shop Caldrea cleaning products here: Amazon, Jet Caldrea makes home and cleaning products that match the sophistication of your home.
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Despite its sophistication — and the roughly 1,000 centrifuges destroyed — it probably slowed the program for only a year or so.
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Champagne undoubtedly adds festive layers of sophistication to any celebratory occasion, but finding the right bottle can an expensive investment.
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But as Marvel Comics grew in popularity and sophistication through the 1960s, Lee developed that concept—into continuity and continuation.
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Because of the doping program's sophistication, the logic here is that even supposedly "clean" athletes may not actually be clean.
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Pipeline operators utilize systems with varying degrees of sophistication amid a lack of broad-based regulations, according to the report.
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Like in any boom industry, growing sales and investors are forcing the cannabis industry to adapt and grow in sophistication.
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"We're probably 25 years behind the stock market in terms of sophistication," HouseCanary CEO Jeremy Sicklick says of housing data.
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Article continues after the video below And yet Driver: San Francisco, for all its intelligence and sophistication, is never pretentious.
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The world premiere of "Knightlife" struck a refreshing balance of silliness and sophistication, as it lovingly parodied ballet's chivalrous conventions.
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"The volume of attacks and sophistication of attacks from around the world continue to increase," said ISC2 CEO David Shearer.
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And saying so is no less irrational than shrugging it all off in the guise of seen-it-all sophistication.
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As artificial intelligence makes leaps forward in sophistication and versatility, hackers are already using it to get around cybersecurity defenses.
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Youth today are likely to possess a level of sophistication with their digital self-creation skills that transcends their parents'.
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It is this sophistication that has allowed PPG's paint technologists to make dark colours reflective to the signals from sensors.
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That Schoenberg included guitar and mandolin lends a rustic quality to the sound, which complicates the music's forward-looking sophistication.
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All in all, while pretending to be a whimsical curio, "Karawane" cannot disguise its sophistication, beauty or unexpected emotional power.
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For example, there are retail clients and high net worth clients with very different monetary tolerances and levels of sophistication.
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In their place, he introduces his own menagerie of sacred cows and privileged terms: sophistication, worldliness, cosmopolitanism and abstraction. Ouch.
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In just a few years, 3D cameras have made massive strides in sophistication while becoming ever more affordable and accessible.
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For all the mechanical depth and sophistication fighting games have what is most immediately appealing about them are their characters.
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The contrast between Top End, with its sweltering heat and camper-van aesthetic, and Tasmania's farmer-chic sophistication was jarring.
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The Verdict: We'd prefer a little more sophistication; the perfume of this condom is about as subtle as toilet spray.
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I think they get it much quicker at a younger age than we did when it comes to narrative sophistication.
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She also appears to possess naturally the traits Paulina only pretends to: kindness, sophistication and — crucially, cruelly — creamy light skin.
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Volume coupled with a new sophisticationThe number of these attacks is coupled with a new level of sophistication, researchers say.
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First, it's a highly provocative advertisement of the country's military sophistication and that makes everyone nervous, even China and Russia.
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Located at City Center, Vdara Hotel & Spa is a gleaming tower that forgoes Strip kitsch in favor of urban sophistication.
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The persecution of Cyril Almeida is now the center of a clampdown on Pakistani media unprecedented in scale and sophistication.
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The result "doesn't have the sophistication of an adaptation like 'Hugo,'" Ben Kenigsberg wrote in his review for The Times.
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They do not have the thematic inevitability of the creamed spinach, but they're put together with more sophistication than average.
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He started making kludgy abstract works by pouring paint down an inclined platform, which exhibit far less command and sophistication.
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My reality is a teacher telling me that I plagiarized a paper due to the sophistication of my writing language.
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The whole enterprise is short on sophistication, as if it's aimed at high school students with an interest in science.
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The need for engineers will be heightened, as the sophistication of new technology requires the right talent to develop it.
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The timepiece has a "strong personality" that "pushes the idea of refined sophistication with an almost sartorial look," he said.
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The analyst said a more attractive valuation, coupled with "improved IT sophistication to drive better revenue" led to the upgrade.
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There is one illegal industry operating with enormous global scale and sophistication as a result of technological manipulation: human trafficking.
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James's memoirs remind us that sophistication of style and sincerity of purpose are still the best of literary brothers. ♦
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Kim's regime is confident enough in the growing technological sophistication of its nuclear weapons that it's comfortable making unrealistic demands.
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Experts are beginning to agree that Newgrange, Knowth and Dowth once served as astronomical monuments, noting their level of sophistication.
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Dagen Merrill's sci-fi thriller "Atomica" comes from Syfy Films, so we're not talking about "Arrival"-level effects or sophistication.
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Gebrselassie also acknowledged that the sophistication of doping programs has made it increasingly difficult to uncover abusers within the sport.
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Few other destinations can boast the sophistication of a real city while also offering its residents a clean, swimmable beach.
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These technologies are masterpieces of subtlety and sophistication, offering a world-class censorship experience amenable to consumers and commissars alike.
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James was from an eminent Boston family and had all the grace, brilliance and sophistication that his class aspired to.
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The weapons confiscated by our security forces from P.K.K. terrorists have also been significantly increasing in both numbers and sophistication.
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Our tools' sophistication should enhance desirable qualities of humanity, or else I feel like we accelerate our own intellectual extinction.
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EBay, if it so chose, could take the comparative sophistication of this particular alleged Amazon play as a tiny compliment.
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The app controls lack the sophistication of the Boom 224.2's, and sound snobs will find the Boom 53 more agreeable.
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The app controls lack the sophistication of the Boom 2's, and sound snobs will find the Boom 2 more agreeable.
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By the time we made the second movie, there was a lot more sophistication to him, because he'd done other things.
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It's less poppy than the music I kind of like though I do like the proggy-ness and the musical sophistication.
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They halted expansion of that program in 2015 for fear the technology was being outpaced by advances in cellphones&apos sophistication.
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With this personality in place, Nintendo crafted a rail-shooter that had that fun Nintendo feel, without sacrificing its sly sophistication.
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Simple sophistication: The edgy interior of these 14K gold-plated earrings elevates these California-crafted studs above ordinary chain-store jewelry.
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"Beliefs have sculpted our behaviors for thousands of years and helped shape the development and sophistication of our brains," Grafman said.
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"She liked that [Zendaya's style] had some sophistication to it," Roach told the publication earlier this month of how they met.
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This level of sophistication allowed games to appeal to parents—which was important, seeing as parents were gatekeepers to children's play.
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She manages to strike a perfect balance between complete whimsy and total sophistication, and I don't know how she does it!
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Initial tests could be conducted in a virtual environment, making them easier to scale, replicate and develop in sophistication over time.
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To start, we turned to those who exude sophistication while on the go — namely our favorite celebs — for airport outfit inspiration.
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A good-looking watch can make a person's style feel more cohesive and can add a level of sophistication when needed.
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There's no mistaking the high sophistication of engineering, aerodynamics, and materials science that has gone into crafting the Rimac C Two.
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Asked whether the growing sophistication of products from Amazon, Google, and others poses a threat, Teichman says he's not too concerned.
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Led by Nnamdi Kanu, a Nigerian who was living in Britain until last October, it has demonstrated greater sophistication than Massob.
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There are now big boy and big girl implementations and they require a new level of sophistication to make them work.
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Subject to strong controls and safeguards to address the increasing technical sophistication of those who would seek to do us harm.
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China now, with its size, sophistication and its newly gained confidence and experience, is participating in New World Order rule-setting.
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NUNES: On this pipeline yet, which is -- which is totally nuts, and part of the sophistication of Russia&aposs propaganda arm.
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I have been incredibly impressed at the sophistication and skill of the arguments that come from the new generation [of technologists].
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Pitched as "the intelligent interface for everything," Viv is a personal digital assistant armed with a nearly transcendent level of sophistication.
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It's not quite Tony Stark levels of sophistication, but there are enough tiny moving parts here to make this one challenging.
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A bold assertion, to be fair, and not completely untrue given that sophistication requires an education that a laptop could provide.
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Just consider the technical sophistication required for processing over 1 trillion searches per year and billions of YouTube views a day.
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I do not think it takes sophistication, or even their domestic experience, to understand these basic issues of American political life.
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Living as we do in the great golden age ushered in by The Sopranos, we expect sophistication and variety in programming.
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Nightclubs should be called stuff like Envy, Bounce, Tonic or something else that suggests elegance and sophistication and glamour and excitement.
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The attacks on the FTC are actuated by the agency's successes in the courts and its increasing sophistication in protecting privacy.
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Timely and vitally important, this concerted effort will improve our cybersecurity posture as threats continue to escalate in volume and sophistication.
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The world is more sophisticated now, with more sophisticated criminals, but the sophistication of private security firms has increased to match.
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The incident highlighted the vulnerability of America's critical infrastructure computer networks as well as the emerging sophistication of Tehran's cyber program.
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However, it did detect "low-sophistication cyber threat activity" against the 2015 federal election likely attributable to hacktivists and cyber criminals.
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They will eventually be able to do things with greater precision and sophistication than humans, whether physical work or knowledge work.
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They add just the right level of sophistication and intrigue, and believe me, no one will ever believe that they're Spanx.
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And as a measure of our cognitive sophistication, we humans can even activate the insula when thinking about eating something repulsive.
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Cuyana's Leather Backpack, like all of the brand's Italian leather goods, sits at the perfect intersection of durability, sophistication, and accessibility.
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Ginsburg was and remains a scholar, an advocate, and a judge of formidable sophistication, complexity, and, not least, contradiction and limitation.
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While they had average net worths of $30 million to $40 million, their level of financial sophistication varied widely, he said.
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Military analysts are sceptical the North's submarine program has reached the level of technical sophistication to achieve a second-strike capability.
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"Slouching Toward Bethlehem," Joan Didion Incredible grace, sophistication and power during a time when she thought the world would fall apart.
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It was a three-and-a-half-hour demonstration of the sophistication of artificial intelligence that stunned the human Go master.
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Banks can reduce risk by reassessing their detection strategies, which presently lack the focus or sophistication to identify illicit source behavior.
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And while entertaining us, Chainz takes what could be absorbed as relatively dark content and decorates it with opulence and sophistication.
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A new sophistication in the boxing realm is a hallmark of the latest version of Mir, who turns 37 in May.
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The basic nature of the goods that Boxed sells (dish soap, granola bars, diapers) belies the technical sophistication of the company.
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The sophistication and number of cyber attacks on the security of individuals, businesses, government agencies, and critical infrastructure are only increasing.
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"We expect the volume and sophistication of the adversary attacks to accelerate as we get closer to Election Day," he said.
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As AI grows in sophistication and application, we need, more than ever, a corresponding flourishing of religion, philosophy and the humanities.
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"It helps them determine the sophistication of the device and the level of expertise involved in building it," Mr. Davis said.
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The problem often is that it's all too easy to tell where Mozart's sophistication ends and Süssmayr's well-intended inferiority begins.
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If we cannot rediscover humane sophistication — a learned and elegant folly — we will lack the fine analytical blade of deep understanding.
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I was fascinated by the sheer quality and quantity of music events in the city, and the increasing sophistication of flyers.
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The increasing sophistication in such online tactics is the latest evolution in groups' efforts to target voters, according to misinformation analysts.
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Cable channels had specialties and sensibilities: CNN was news; ESPN was sports; HBO was adult sophistication (give or take an "Entourage").
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Still, I can't bear the thought of hobbling through my long commute with blisters abound, just for the sake of sophistication.
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"There's nothing else like it in the world," Esteban Israel, beIN's executive director of technology, said of beoutQ's level of sophistication.
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They balance casual cool with easy sophistication, they're comfortable enough to walk in for hours, and they're gorgeous to look at.
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As her mind gains in sophistication, so do her clothes (by Tracy Christensen, working in a palette of white and gold).
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One definition of artistry in performance is the sophistication with which an actor marks the space between art and the everyday.
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Both MERS and SARS spread like wildfire through unprepared medical facilities, regardless of the comparative wealth and sophistication of the hospitals.
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That band became known for its balance of pop sensibilities and jazz sophistication, a calculus that has remained Brecker's calling card.
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Mr. Haller said that the sophistication and intensity of the efforts against Mr. Puzder — which also include a slick website, antilaborsecretary.
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Meanwhile, Zuckerberg is still lecturing us with the sophistication of a college student about the importance of free speech in politics.
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Jews and Christians of any sophistication preferred not to dwell upon it or distanced themselves by treating it as an allegory.
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And what really impressed me is the depth of the knowledge and the ability -- the sophistication of the computer monitoring systems.
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After "Buffy," television of the undead not only proliferated, but it was also expected to have a certain level of sophistication.
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New categories emerge in spaces like Zero Trust and IoT security to address threats that are growing in scope and sophistication.
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His double-rootedness in demotic culture and in patrician sophistication brackets a social zone that he leaves void, anticipating polarized responses.
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The human brain didn't evolve like a piece of sedimentary rock, with layers of increasing cognitive sophistication slowly accruing over time.
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"I know people think we're pretentious, but it's really a product of sophistication," Mr. Lake told New Musical Express in 1973.
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That might have been possible five years ago, before the level of sophistication of email attacks rose to the current level.
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While many composers working with electronic resources these days tout the sophistication of their experiments, Tristan Perich does almost the opposite.
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Like America in the 1950s, China is now undergoing a middle-class boom with similar aspirations; material wealth, leisure, travel, sophistication.
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A savvy celebration of a mythic urban sophistication, it is basically the sum of its epigrams and perfectly groomed star turns.
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"The addition of Tony Fabrizio demonstrates a level of gravitas and political sophistication that should make Democrats lose sleep," Hughes said.
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Some internet scams, like phishing and the dreaded "Nigerian prince" email, have been around for decades, but are growing in sophistication.
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An AI can produce complex and highly targeted scripts at a rate and level of sophistication far beyond any individual human hacker.
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A little bit louder now Master & Dynamic nailed the combination of sophistication and creativity with this richly-hued pair, which oozes elegance.
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"This vulnerability, however, is not widely known and indicates a higher level of sophistication on the part of the attackers," said Yen.
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But different types of plastics cannot be recycled together and machines do not have the sophistication to tell one type from another.
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Shenzhen has many swashbuckling startups and plenty of risk capital to back them, but they often lack global sophistication and management skills.
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Some of them, indeed, rival the major museums in the breadth and sophistication of their displays, and the lavishness of their catalogues.
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In a grander sense, Siri has felt stagnant for years and is often the butt of jokes regarding AI's lack of sophistication.
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But I think attacks like that will scale up in sophistication and size over time because the technology is so widely available.
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So much so, that she lacked "sophistication" and what makes other women in the entertainment industry "interesting" — their physical imperfections and appearance.
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"The number and sophistication of drones used is also likely to enhance the scope and seriousness of the threat," concludes the report.
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In its annual global threat report, released Tuesday, CrowdStrike introduced a new metric of hacker sophistication: what the firm calls "breakout" speed.
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And to streamline the device and add one more bit of sophistication, the Mi 9 also offers an in-screen fingerprint reader.
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When Murray first visited the McLaren headquarters in Woking, south of London, he remembers being struck by the sophistication of mission control.
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When you consider recent history, the sophistication of Russia's disinformation campaign, and the online recruitment tools ISIS uses, VOA's importance is clear.
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There seems to be an inverse relationship between the sophistication of in-flight entertainment systems, and the amount of legroom on offer.
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The main technical sophistication was the attackers' ability to "hide" in the party's system for so long despite protective measures being taken.
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But director Ben Wheatley (Kill List, A Field In England) achieves a mesmerizing and unusual balance between splattery violence and arthouse sophistication.
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All of those require varying degrees of sophistication, with some of them needing expert knowledge of the target network's protocols and idiosyncrasies.
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Data is collected by satellites and other monitoring technologies, which, due to increasing sophistication, provide more information today than in the past.
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What's exciting, as Charles was saying earlier, is the sophistication and daring they bring to whatever they address (with mixed results, admittedly).
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What the monitors may lack in sophistication is made up in numbers, with some 3,000 monitors in California, according to the company.
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Lange, an architecture critic, shows that the desire to foster children's creativity is not always served by the increased sophistication of playthings.
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But in American cocktail culture — especially its most rarefied, la-di-da precincts — bitterness has become a signifier of sophistication and discernment.
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What Russia has to offerMoscow has been a notable provider of low cost, low sophistication weapons to Africa for roughly 60 years.
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Last year, 85033 percent of the North American traffic, including communications and banking, was protected by encryption of various degrees of sophistication.
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This example might be specific to me, but it illustrates how using Google Assistant to control home devices still lacks some sophistication.
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They can range in sophistication from one guy with a laptop to huge operations bringing in millions of dollars, according to Morris.
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Manley added that the suspect(s) had "a higher level of sophistication, a higher level of skill" than what they previously thought.
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If you're looking to bring some simple sophistication to your watch collection, Linjer is a great option that doesn't break the bank.
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All this technical sophistication, though, seems to be at the service of a fundamentally unsophisticated sensibility, most glaringly exposed by the music.
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What's really primitive is to look upon the oppression of others and, whether out of deficient sympathy or excessive sophistication, remain silent.
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And then we've lost our social sophistication, from elegance and manners to great conversation and the very essential need for high irony.
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Their posts are a peculiar mash-up of immaturity and sophistication, laced with profane jokes but also savvy cultural and political references.
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The pair gather disparate styles into a coherent pop point of view, with consistently deft lyricism adding a new layer of sophistication.
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Perhaps these French ex-Catholics, while sadly cut loose from their cultural and religious moorings, have gained access to a compensating sophistication?
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The comedians aim their humor at those 113 and older, not because of language (profanity is strictly banned), but because of sophistication.
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He was a new kid on the block who was giving men's wear a new cool and a certain refinement and sophistication.
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SMIC is on the verge of producing chips at levels of sophistication roughly equivalent to those reached by Intel a decade ago.
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Reachy doesn't look to have quite the sophistication as those systems, but the (relatively) low price point could certainly hold some appeal.
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The best rookie defender in the N.F.L. dominates with speed, power and technical expertise amplified by a sophistication rare for his age.
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Elevating it with ingredients like prosciutto, triple creme blue cheese, fig, and rosemary gives this fan-favorite food an air of sophistication.
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"Of course you need someone who resembles her, who has her style, elegance, beauty, sophistication — O.K., she has it, fine," he said.
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The attack follows jihadist raids in late September that underscored the increasing reach and sophistication of armed groups operating in the region.
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Unfortunately, this belief confuses the ability to fluidly operate digital devices with the sophistication needed to evaluate the information such devices yield.
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In this sort of system, the quantity of data is, broadly speaking, more important than the sophistication of the program interpreting it.
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What's at stake, she said, is an underestimation of an infrastructure that is likely to grow in size and sophistication over time.
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In electric utilities in particular, digitally inducing a blackout would require far more sophistication than the techniques Dragos describes in its report.
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Bright, fearless, ferociously verbal, she combined a pioneer's ideal of self-reliance and suspicion of authority with an urbanite's sophistication and style.
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A person can spend anywhere from $50 to $1,000 depending on the sophistication of the drone and no one tracks the purchase.
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And the quality and sophistication of entrepreneurs and technical talent just keeps getting better and better as the ecosystem grows and evolves.
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George W. Bush's nachos and peanut-butter-and-jelly sandwiches were sometimes seen as an overly emphatic, self-conscious surrender of sophistication.
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Cyber attacks against banks have increased in numbers and sophistication in recent years, raising questions on lenders' capacity to protect their customers.
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Mirroring its green protagonist, "The New Romantic" presents an image of sophistication while playing with ideas that are out of its depth.
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Very early on, you learn that on the other side of these vocabulary exercises lie dishes of wonderful intricacy, sophistication and beauty.
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And in any case, when it comes to technical sophistication, the line between poetry for adults and children can be blurry indeed.
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"He possessed an unusual combination of intellectual sophistication, gracefulness, personal humility and an ease of communicating with diverse audiences," Professor Acharya added.
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Kelly was also able to recognize the elegance and sophistication the people of his community had in the face of Jim Crow.
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"The general level of sophistication, cleanliness and consumer awareness has certainly grown in the 12 years we've been certifying," said van Hook.
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That the possibly fake Hals and Cranach paintings passed some technical analyses and not others indicates an unprecedented sophistication in their forgery.
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And, so, the only way we could go from zero to a real company was the audience and targeting sophistication of Facebook.
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And we expect the growing number and sophistication of robots will place enormous strain on network bandwidth, turning smart robots into slow ones.
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Although the level of sophistication isn't appreciably different from Oculus, HTC has introduced a couple of important conveniences that make all the difference.
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And, you know, these guys, they're so ... Sheryl's sophistication around politics is so great, I don't understand why they're having so much trouble.
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With an all-glass display, breakthrough software sophistication and multi-touch user interface, it instantly became the device that competitors needed to copy.
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This is perfectly complemented 'under the hood' by a unique, intuitive user interface that exudes sophistication thanks to Porsche Design's signature design language.
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The only problem is that almost everyone in the business is unhappy about the lack of sophistication of today's most commonly used metrics.
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They are looking for high-end drama, and they're catering to a really sophisticated audience that is growing in sophistication all the time.
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Genetics can, in principle, reconstruct those sizes and reconstruct the degree of density and sophistication that some of these groups must have had.
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"H&M's next designer collaboration is with Giambattista Valli, the Paris-based master of beauty and sophistication," the retailer announced on its website.
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MVMT 40 Series Watches are timepieces for modern men who want to convey success, simplicity, and sophistication, even in casual or formal settings.
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Typography usually strives to be invisible, but recently it's become a mark of sophistication for readers to notice it and have an opinion.
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And as the international community grapples with the geopolitical implications, more North Korean missile sophistication means more tough questions for the country's enemies.
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Now, though, an increasing number of offices are gaining the sophistication and understanding to piece together time-consuming and technically complex internet cases.
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But if it's a state actor buying accounts, they'd have more sophistication and could potentially evade the checks that catch the spammer profile.
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Urban Sophistication, which has been around for about a year, explained that it specializes in merchandise that responds and reacts to pop culture.
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" Nelson told the AP. "You can either be ignorant, or you can show some type of sophistication and act like you have class.
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It's only February, but the technical sophistication and emotional arc of episode 2, "Up, Down, and Everything in Between," is just that good.
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"There are lots of issues to be resolved, but they're issues of 'yes or no' and don't need technical sophistication," he told reporters.
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MVMT watch A good-looking watch can make a person's style feel more cohesive and can add a level of sophistication when needed.
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It did so by looking not at the sophistication of their tools (which can be bought from others) but instead at "breakout time".
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What we really need is the subtle sophistication about how do you design social systems to bring out the best in human nature?
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The bottom line: "Trump's digital sophistication was one of the most over-reported stories of the 2016 election cycle," says Bully Pulpit's Schneider.
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True goals-based software requires greater sophistication, as it must be able to simulate infinite life scenarios, analyzing goal values and investment outcomes.
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You would think that with all this sophistication, homelessness would dramatically decrease, yet communities are still struggling with growing encampments, RVs and tents.
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But as Gizmodo's previously reported, the technology still lacks the sophistication necessary for it to completely lose its training wheels of human management.
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Perhaps the biggest takeaway: legislating with a fractured GOP requires political agility and policy sophistication -- and more than just a willingness to negotiate.
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Make no mistake, it's harder than ever to punch through the noise, so you need a level of brand marketing sophistication most lack.
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One of the most profound faults in human intelligence is our tendency to project our own species as the paragon of evolutionary sophistication.
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The book explores digital power dynamics, and the deep implication of our selves with these dynamics, with a sophistication that never feels pretentious.
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Predictive texting keeps growing in sophistication, with the latest varieties using neighboring words to more accurately estimate the ham-fisted typist's intended meaning.
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In a sign of growing technical sophistication within the Trump campaign, the Twitter posts are being aimed at particular audiences within the state.
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His San Antonio firm's portfolio includes websites for "a South Texas food store with a dash of Euro-sophistication" and homebuilders, among others.
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For a moment, he'd suspected that the aura of sophistication that had first drawn him to wine was some sort of Western hoax.
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They did it with sophistication, with overwhelming technical efforts, and it was an 'active measures' campaign driven from the top of that government.
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"The sophistication of Nest-level technology isn't bad," he says, referring to the smart thermostats and motion detectors designed to automate a home.
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An Iran with "the bomb" clearly would be catastrophic, but we already have a nuclear armed rogue state -- and its sophistication is growing.
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It is not the sophisticated stealth bomber example that we always think of as the metaphor for the technological sophistication of financial institutions.
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The old practice also ignores the growing sophistication of anti-union consultants, who operate extremely effectively in the gray areas of the law.
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China's sophistication in areas such as automation means no one country can replace China, said trade lawyer Sally Peng of Sandler, Travis&Rosenberg.
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Their apparent cognitive sophistication has also led researchers to speculate about Neanderthal language, and other behaviors that aren't preserved in the fossil record.
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Whether recycling previous season's bags or giving affordable dresses the royal treatment, Middleton has mastered a signature style that balances sophistication with accessibility.
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Depending on the sophistication of the IMSI catcher, surveillance can range from tracking the location of specific cell phones to redirecting phone calls.
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"Futures contracts are a big milestone for the cryptocurrency market because professionally managed money will begin greater sophistication to the marketplace," said Streng.
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Conservation scientists widely applauded the technical sophistication of the new study, but several expressed concerns about relying too much on high-tech solutions.
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Michelle Morgan's "It Happened in L.A." is an ensemble comedy aspiring to wordy Woody Allen sophistication but lacking serious political or satirical bite.
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I hope that the artists will appreciate the sophistication of this action, that they will understand its purpose and create contact with us.
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"I knew that there was a sophistication here that nobody gave Miami credit for, because I witnessed what people were reading," he said.
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The show's supposed sophistication clearly appeals to a subset of the population eager to finally put that undergrad philosophy degree to good use.
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Greta Garbo and Cary Grant made sophistication a democratic trait; it was all about nuance and seeing the many shades of our world.
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To them, the idea that animals had such cognitive sophistication — and that the preferences of "capricious" females could shape entire species — was nonsense.
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Mr. Yonebayashi, an able disciple, so far lacks the master's visual majesty, his attunement to the mysteries of nature and his ethical sophistication.
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The themes are easy to love and impossible to forget, executed with much of the sophistication of Wagner's leitmotifs in the "Ring" cycle.
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They're intended to help you see the current situation from new perspectives, to imagine new possibilities, to weigh your options with more sophistication.
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Now, a team of Israeli researchers has gotten a look at the hidden sophistication of the scallop eye, thanks to powerful new microscopes.
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His even keel and the air of sophistication he picked up while living in a comparatively big city have made him popular politically.
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For a veteran of drinking-in-the-park-after-dark summonses back in Cunningham Park in Queens, this was the definition of sophistication.
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The lack of sophistication may bolster those cybersecurity researchers who say they have found evidence that could link North Korea to the attack.
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I encountered many intelligent and industrious criminals along the way, but I was especially struck by the sophistication of the Eastern European offenders.
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The suspected tripwire explosive suggests that the bombmaker or makers have a "higher level of sophistication than maybe we initially thought," Manley said.
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"It's not just about personalization," said Zachary Bolton, a systems and technology engineer at Continental Automotive Group, explaining the sophistication of such systems.
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"You keep pouring stuff into him and he'll go with it, adopt it as his own, without the same sophistication," Mr. Dean said.
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All but one is on loan from Mexican collections, and while it's a pleasure to discover them, not all are of equal sophistication.
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In fact, according to Europol, the greatest challenge in tackling organized crime is the level of sophistication in which criminals are exploiting technology.
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While none of the systems targeted by Russia were involved in vote tallying, officials fear those campaigns could grow in scope and sophistication.
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"The scale and sophistication of climate risk and opportunity continue to grow," Citi Bank spokesman Ed Skyler said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Birotte said Yohai's fraud spree demonstrated "sophistication," an "evil mind," and a belief that he "could do anything he wanted," the spokesman said.
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Because of the reach and sophistication of its platform, Facebook now plays an increasingly powerful mediating role between D.C. politicians and their constituents.
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First, the United States should restrict the sophistication and lethality of the security assistance it gives to states with poor security-sector governance.
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James frequently drew contrasts between the knowing sophistication and decadence of "old Europe" and the naive but well-intentioned Puritanism of young America.
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Even today, in urban liberal discourse, "Europeanness" is often lauded as synonymous with sophistication, contrasting with stereotypes about American ignorance, prudishness, or naiveté.
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The abortion debate, then, might be a sign not of the decline of religious conservatism, but of the increasing sophistication of leftist movements.
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What it may lack in terms of sophistication compared with Barcelona, Real Madrid or Bayern Munich, the Premier League has in its abundant virility.
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But like other mobile platforms of the era, it lacked power and sophistication, designed for an era of poky PDAs and "pocket PC" devices.
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His conversation with Chigbo also reinforces suggestions that Britain's third deadly militant incident in just three months may have involved little planning or sophistication.
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A slide show of abstract webs and networks of connected organisms visualize artificial neuron connections and the growth and gradual sophistication of neural networks.
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MVMT 235 Series Watches are great timepieces for modern men who want to convey success, simplicity, and sophistication, in both casual or formal settings.
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Under the shadow of its nuclear missile program, North Korea has ramped up the size and sophistication of its cyber army in recent years.
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Meanwhile, the rest of Kim's sisters celebrated the number one momager in their lives with a Kiss-inspired tour tee created by Urban Sophistication.
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This innovative housing solution uses mass-produced, demountable, and transportable elements that, at the same time, aesthetically communicates a charming calm and sunny sophistication.
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But, he says, the illegal wildlife trade has grown in size and sophistication and his team needs more staff, more training and more equipment.
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"The sophistication and scale of the intended plot, involving multiple actors and explosive devices, suggests this was part of a wider network," he said.
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Mr. Ellis was born in Wales, and the creators of this incoherent mess apparently hope that his accent will convey rakishness and arch sophistication.
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No one knows where all this is headed, but "Dark Net" is at least peering into the possible futures with more sophistication than most.
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His simulacrums aren't just programs: they're autonomous simulated consciousnesses with all the sophistication and physical sensation of real humans — including confusion, pain, and fear.
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Once our machines reach a certain threshold of sophistication, we will no longer be able to exclude them from our society, institutions, and laws.
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So currently, it's dominated by the local banks through more of retail wealth management but not the sophistication that is needed for legacy planning.
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But the magistrate seemed to be persuaded by Theranos' arguments about the timing of its negotiations with shareholders and the sophistication of its investors.
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We are impressed with their technical sophistication, localized content, and the entrepreneurial team that has proven they can build state of the art products.
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Which, ironically, makes it feel like something of a throwback to the days when Pixar regularly surprised us with its originality and its sophistication.
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MVMT 40 Series Watches are great timepieces for modern men who want to convey success, simplicity, and sophistication, in both casual or formal settings.
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Two government security sources, one American and one European, also noted the sophistication of the attacks, which damaged the tankers without seriously injuring anyone.
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Bankers cited the increasing sophistication of the African loan market and the stabilization of commodity prices as two of the main drivers of growth.
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The pricier models switch to a chunkier, opaque shell, but they retain a classy sophistication that is totally worthy of bearing the Fender name.
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Although the capabilities and sophistication have continued to evolve, at its core, social media has remained a platform to facilitate human-to-human communication.
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Cars, more than anything, provide the opportunity to explore what comes next for computers, when sophistication is invisible and everyone starts out an expert.
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Perhaps she'd had some idea that if she saw Marise today she'd be able to behave with more sophistication, say what she really thought.
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In business sophistication (ranked 2023th), the U.S. is strong in university/industry research collaboration (ranked 2nd) and the state of cluster development (ranked 2nd).
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While the director, Ernst Lubitsch, is famous for his comic sophistication, this 216 feature is also a crystalline example of his magnificent cinematic craft.
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Gray was struck by the specificity of its prescriptions, which suggested that lives like hers were once contemplated with sophistication by the highest authorities.
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The attack also reflects a growing sophistication among digital criminals, who for years have been breaching personal bank accounts and stealing credit card credentials.
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Jobs and Ive shared similar design philosophies: Both men believed in simplicity being "the ultimate sophistication," and the idea that less could be more.
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It is said that the party, in its quest for purity and its distrust of sophistication, killed ninety per cent of the country's artists.
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Julian likens the view to that of the Bay of Naples, at least on a sunny day, and that provides a note of sophistication.
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This allusive complexity would have flattered the sophistication of the original audience, but today it can leave everyone except specialists flipping to the endnotes.
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But apparently, and we must take it on faith, he was irresistible, at least to the young women dazzled by his intellect and sophistication.
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The scene called to mind "A Sunday on La Grande Jatte," if Seurat replaced the urban sophistication of Paris with Montana's laid-back charm.
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It's made of a cotton poplin so that it's comfortable throughout the day, and buttoned cuffs give it just the right element of sophistication.
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Depending on the shade (and there are many), a blue Christmas tree can add elegance and sophistication or fun and whimsy to your space.
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After America's elections in 2016, we spent months trying to get our heads around the scope, scale, and sophistication of what Russia had done.
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Russian pundits are talking increasingly openly about Mr Trump's personal shortcomings, such as his lack of sophistication in international affairs and his mercurial character.
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Simplicity is the ultimate expression of sophistication, and this design ethos is beautifully reflected in the distinctive black-and-white Hackett Bachelor stud cufflinks.Pros:Cons:
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"I don't think that we've ever seen consumers, certainly in the beauty industry, at such a high level of education and sophistication," Kanlian said.
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The Bond franchise has taken on new sophistication in this century, while higher-end thrillers like Syriana complement the satire of Burn After Reading.
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But two New York entrepreneurs are shaking up that image and adding a little sophistication with their ready-to-drink cocktail shots, called LIQS.
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The point of arguments like Williams' is to demonstrate the sophistication necessary to conduct America's foreign policy and to paint its critics as naive.
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His photographs of council estates and shopping centers seem to communicate a need in England for the sophistication that is often associated with Europe.
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North Korea "is flouting sanctions through trade in prohibited goods, with evasion techniques that are increasing in scale, scope and sophistication," the report says.
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Experts like Sanderson see a long road ahead given the sophistication of these terrorist cells—regardless of which country is trying to contain them.
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It's a testament to the sophistication of mobile devices that the strengths and weaknesses of the films have little to do with technical issues.
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Algorithmic accountability: One of the major problems with algorithmic decision-making systems is that as they grow in sophistication, they can become black boxes.
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The answer more likely comes from an association of "dry" with the perceived sophistication of drinking wine, while "sweet" on some level seems childish.
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" Perhaps Fortune put it best, noting that anything with a Kate Spade label "signifies sophistication, freshness, and impeccable good taste, all rolled into one.
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This event bills itself as the "Greatest Show & Tell on Earth," and that's essentially correct, though with lots more sophistication than that description implies.
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Charlie Rose, of CBS, PBS and Bloomberg News, was the urbane, inquisitive host whose Manhattan sophistication was grounded by a humble North Carolina upbringing.
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As the quantity of data, the range of products, and the sophistication of traders grow within sports betting, these new technologies will become necessary.
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The size, scope and sophistication of North Korea's atomic program mean its dismantling would be far and away the most challenging in nuclear history.
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But the growing size and sophistication of funds, as well as heightened competition, have weakened terms for loans made to companies with larger earnings.
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For a society in breathless pursuit of progress and sophistication, the return of bike riding might seem like a turning back of the clock.
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He advocates a form of liberalism that's more ambitious than Obama's, and has a sophistication about political institutions and structures that Obama sometimes lacked.
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Administration supporters argue that appointees with corporate ties can inject a new level of sophistication into the federal bureaucracy and help the economy grow.
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"We went to London and found out the sophistication of our dreams was just a gloss," he told The New York Times in 21978.
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Instead, this unquestionably adult drama about a blind man who can suddenly see unfolds with an emotional sophistication that far outstrips its narrative nerve.
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The argument for the C.I.A. gathering these hacking tools would be that they are needed to counter the increasing technological sophistication of its targets.
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Tunes like "The Beehive" and "Richie's Dilemma" were built from Mr. Mabern's signature composite of harmonic sophistication, blues feeling and sharply punctuated swing rhythm.
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He plays with discipline and focus, mixing the rhythmic sophistication of Afro-Caribbean dance music with the swinging power of jazz's big-band tradition.
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The government claimed that the perpetrators, who died in the collision, were Uighur extremists, though the attack's lack of sophistication called this into question.
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The modern world is full of such opportunities for chaos, often created by humans and the increasing sophistication and technology-centeredness of modern life.
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This lack of "sophistication" was used to explain Clinton's lack of knowledge that she was breaking the law and hence an absence of intent.
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It could be more than 2000 units a year, but was unlikely to exceed 20 due to the size and sophistication of the aircraft.
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Tall and thin, she described Cuba with the nuanced sophistication that comes from a good education and plenty of time to think things through.
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Also the level of sophistication required to appreciate Kaufman's type of free-loving arrangement with his wife reads like Swahili to Mr. and Mrs.
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The crimes of Paul Manafort and Michael Cohen are notable not just for how blatant they were but also for their lack of sophistication.
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Some politician-gropers may outlast the outrage, but the idea that sexual sophistication requires defending pigs from prudes has largely fallen out of fashion.
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There is, to be sure, increasing sophistication in the science of attribution — that is, in distinguishing the climate signal from the "normal weather" noise.
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State laws intended to prevent identity theft have not kept pace with the sophistication and scale of the crimes, a lag that can hamstring prosecutors.
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This is why we can finally envision a future when podcasts rival terrestrial radio and match the sophistication of on-demand content across the web.
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Whether it's wide-leg trousers, oversized blazer jackets, or super cozy sweaterdresses, the Los Angeles lifestyle brand has a way with sophistication — and giving back.
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These web apps are fine for basic operations, but they can't compete with the sophistication of File Explorer or Finder for getting your data organized.
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"The growing sophistication and volume of cybersecurity threats presents a serious risk to all financial institutions," the OIG said in its report released on Monday.
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Burgundy had a court of great sophistication, but it was nearly bankrupt, and with a woman on the throne it faced incursions from pretenders outside.
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This tension—between the conflicting pulls of the town's sophistication and the simplicity of fields and forests—endures in Russia and in today's American South.
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On one hand, sure: this is a shooter franchise, and COD's primary mission has been to generate video game combat with ever-increasing technical sophistication.
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Osé is truly unique because it is a robotic device and offers a level of sophistication not found in other products in the same market.
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It might lack the sophistication and versatility of the Analogue Nt, but at that price, it won't matter if you only play once a month.
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They also demonstrate sophistication in the wielding of their tools, because not damaging the soft kernel of a nut while breaking the shell takes skill.
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Nor do they wait until the returns to brute capital accumulation have been exhausted before they start to increase the sophistication of their production techniques.
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While authorities blame the violence on domestic militants, security experts say the scale and sophistication of the cafe attack suggested links to a transnational network.
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Olive oil, dark chocolate, and a garnish of flaky sea salt lend a hip, wellness-y sophistication to these cookies, without skimping on the chocolate.
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Even when a study is well designed, it can require statistical sophistication to understand the size of any effect and the significance of the result.
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However, the federal government updated the design yet again in 2003 adding more colors, more security measures, and a truly awful portrayal of American sophistication.
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That process of risk assessment has "gone from horse and cart to having a car on the road" in terms of its sophistication, David said.
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Insurers have said the growing sophistication of hackers alongside a still-evolving cyber insurance industry makes it difficult to quantify their potential cyber-related losses.
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In addition, those long stretches of beach combined with the growing sophistication of cities like Miami help Florida garner third place in quality of life.
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And you'll recognize a lot of his signature traits reflected in Solo: his slick sophistication, his dramatic sense of style, his fondness for space capes.
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"As the sophistication in the telescope increases, the prediction is that they will be able to determine the spectrum coming from these planets," DasSarma said.
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Their capabilities may be limited by their size, but the company claims that the sophistication of their technology is a match for any satellite anywhere.
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No matter the size and sophistication of Mexico's federal bureaucracy, it will always be insufficient to administer justice and social policy on its own properly.
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The elegance of the objects themselves point to the sophistication of the arctic peoples and their ability to fully adapt to the area's harsh climate.
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Meta-biographical writing is at such a peak of sophistication these days that I found Allen's briskness over the details of their adaptation process notable.
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For something a bit more understated, and a level of sophistication that's hard to find in Times Square, my pick goes to the Knickerbocker Hotel.
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Narrator: The three goals of this staging are making the space feel warmer, adding sophistication to fit an upscale buyer, and adding unique art pieces.
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Francis suggested that the growth in number and sophistication of nuclear weapons compared to even 30 years ago had reached the upper limits of acceptable.
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"We were moving the whole concept of 'Supergirl' into a bit more sophistication, and I think she just thought, 'new suit, new 'do,'" Auth said.
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Mohammad Hasif Murad, investment manager at Aberdeen Islamic Asset Management, said local investors may lack sophistication to invest in bonds given the more complex structure.
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The rival types of robots vary in cost and sophistication, assisting surgeons with precision image guidance for bone cutting and the insertion of artificial joints.
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As deep fakes increase in sophistication, so will our immunity to them: We will learn not to trust our senses, and to insist on authentication.
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The frittata, filled with vegetables and just the right amount of mozzarella, feta and fresh basil, elevated the typical brunch dish to dinner-level sophistication.
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It might lack the sophistication of the Spanish and German approaches over the last eight years, but if you stand still in sports, you lose.
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For all that, Tripoli has a veneer of calm and sophistication, even prosperity, that is at odds with the image of a war-torn nation.
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This generalist practice, however, may no longer be viable because of the sophistication of combat and engineering systems and complexity of the surface warfare environment.
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There's a hint of fanciness and sophistication to Milky Way that you don't quite get with Snickers, and goes far beyond what Hershey doles out.
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Nowadays, they prefer luxe staples that reflect not only their individual personalities, but also the sophistication of their adult gig: CFDA Award-winning fashion designers.
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While games are arguably still quite behind film and TV in terms of narrative sophistication, the medium's not without examples of deep and complex premises.
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Why it matters: Americans were mostly caught flat-footed by the sophistication of state-sponsored and fringe misinformation attacks leading up to the 2016 election.
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Why it matters: "Given China's size and technological sophistication, Beijing has a good chance of succeeding — thereby remaking cyberspace in its own image," Segal warns.
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Recent reports suggest that the United Cyber Caliphate is now dabbling in malware creation, which if confirmed, would indicate an enhancement of their technical sophistication.
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A milestone in Mr. Newhouse's empire-building was the revival of Vanity Fair, a magazine of wit and sophistication that had ceased publication in 22007.
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Book the William Vale starting at $332 per nightFor the sophistication of Manhattan coupled with the trendy young vibe of Brooklyn, book the William Vale.
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Ahmed, who served as a commander during the fighting, recalled being stunned by the sophistication of the weapons General Haftar seemed to have acquired overnight.
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And is there really even a distinction between a domestic terrorist and an "international" terrorist anymore, given the borderless nature and sophistication of online communications?
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Everything is fresh — I was told the restaurant runs on a no-freezer policy — and its unpretentious, cozy interior belies the sophistication of the dishes.
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CHECK IN In the heart of London, the Trafalgar St. James offers sophistication, easy access to many of the city's landmarks and dynamic rooftop views.
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Patricia Quintana, the chef and author whose work exalted the range and sophistication of Mexican cuisine, died on Monday at her home in Mexico City.
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On Thursday, a team of researchers offered compelling evidence that Neanderthals bore one of the chief hallmarks of mental sophistication: they could paint cave art.
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But the country's ability to use five zero days in a single spy campaign within a year represents a surprising level of sophistication and resources.
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They point to the sheer scale of theft, which most likely would have required a heightened degree of sophistication to pull off without being detected.
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Or, consider tools such as Blooom, or robo-advisors such as Betterment to apply an extra level of sophistication to your 401(k) plan contributions.
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Fifth, the very fact that we are here today to discuss this magnificent movement is testimony to the sophistication of today's medical ecosystem and marketplace.
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This material was brought to life with astonishing physical skill and enchanting theatrical magic, but the sophistication was undermined by simplistic metaphors and pat resolutions.
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It could have been a discordant note amid the sparkling sophistication but instead it created an impression of streamlined modernity, and kept nostalgia at bay.
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"The style has acquired sophistication," Sunil Kothari, a scholar of Indian dance who has written extensively about Sattriya, said in an email from New Delhi.
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And Dr. Wallack began to distill what he loved about Ms. Zhou: Against the backdrop of beauty, youth and intelligence she presented, there was sophistication.
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The classic smoking slipper, a symbol of luxurious, at-home sophistication, gets a fun and modern update by a new online shoe company called Birdies.
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To be sure, the increasing sophistication of tasks that robots are capable of performing will adversely impact employment opportunities for humans even in desirable areas.
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He said Spieth's sophistication at this stage of his career was "hard to fathom," pointing to Spieth's escape act at 219 as a perfect illustration.
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Sophistication varies, yet in the most intrusive cases, governments can monitor not just traffic attributes like source and destination, but the content of communications themselves.
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And this fact is particularly hard to accept when it comes to countries like France and the Netherlands, both renowned for their sophistication and tolerance.
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In fact — no surprise here — they will only continue to increase in sophistication, frequency, diversity, scale, and scope this year and in the near future.
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Because of its size, duration and methodological sophistication, the new study is perhaps the most definitive research ever conducted on the health implications of marriage.
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He immerses himself in big ideas — about finance, technology, sports and, ultimately, the human condition — and then explains them to readers with sophistication and clarity.
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There is a grander train-station oyster bar ten blocks north, good for airs and sophistication—the beauty of Tracks lies in its democracy. ♦
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Pier Paolo Pasolini and Catherine Breillat are other apparent reference points, but those artists, for all their sophistication, produced work seemingly animated by raw anger.
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"Given these changes in technology and consumer sophistication, it is unwise to delay any longer a reconsideration of the court's holding in Quill," Kennedy wrote.
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"The activity in Haeju demonstrates scale, and a level of sophistication unlike other known cases of North Korean sanctions evasion at sea," the group said.
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Despite the signals Iran has ambitions of targeting industrial control systems, Slowik argues they're likely still not ready to carry out attacks of that sophistication.
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For many Democrats, preserving a veneer of "sophistication" or "worldliness" — a Europeanized, blasé approach to sex and sexuality — was central to their defense of Clinton.
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Targeted delivery to children that are out in very rural areas requires a level of sophistication that's even beyond getting vaccinations out to the children.
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The film's frontman is actor Mads Mikkelsen, the tall, enviably-banged Danish star who simultaneously exudes grit, sophistication, decency, and the aroma of cedar leaves.
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For example, the point is often made that many of the people who become jihadis, whether they are converts or Muslim by birth, lack theological sophistication.
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Nest Cam Catching a Suspicious Person at Home... from funny I'm not sure if I should be laughing, or very impressed with the Nest Cam's sophistication.
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MVMT 40 Series Watches MVMT watches are great timepieces for modern men who want to convey success, simplicity, and sophistication, in both casual or formal settings.
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Internally, the committee describes the initiative as "a suite of voluntary technical standards and recommended practices," one that represents far more sophistication than previous television standards.
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"I think tech has gotten more sophisticated with wearables and the proliferation of new devices, as well as the enhanced sophistication of cell phones," he said.
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But it's not all charging and blasting away; there's a great deal of sophistication and restraint that goes into how the eel distributes the electric boogaloo.
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The fare often exceeds the surroundings in sophistication, and there's a surprising level of creativity and competence in each of the nine pop-ups now rolling.
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Given the scale and sophistication of the activity we've seen, we believe most people on Facebook could have had their public profile scraped in this way.
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Will he feel insecure, you wonder, about his lack of sophistication, his middling literary ideas, his friends who work at renaissance faires and not Ralph Lauren?
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Because the current state of phishing is juvenile and, inevitably, the sophistication of attacks will increase in direct proportion to the efficacy of any training program.
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Marketers and other businesses unofficially classify China's cities into tiers based on differences in business opportunity, infrastructure, population size, income level and consumer behaviour and sophistication.
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While authorities blame the violence on domestic militants, security experts say the scale and sophistication of the cafe attack suggested links to a trans-national network.
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Beaumont argues that the level of sophistication required to pull off KRACK on certain devices means the average consumer doesn't have to freak out right now.
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They alone can endure in these mandates because they have the capital reserves and the sophistication to navigate the perils of renting out property in Seattle.
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The three Arab countries lag far behind comparably wealthy countries on measures of the strength of government institutions, human capital, business sophistication and modern technological output.
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Despite the sophistication of anonymity tools like Tor and Bitcoin, law enforcement's best clues in this case seem to have been the result of criminal ineptitude.
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This level of sophistication in malware has never been seen before, and it was used to target human rights activist Ahmed Mansoor, according to Citizen Lab.
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The lack of finish infuses them with a tactile presence while asserting that sophistication can be achieved while hewing to the handmade and, more importantly, homemade.
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With Ironclad's software working on a wider array of products, the company's collection of data grows, allowing its developers to build more sophistication into the service.
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"Most churches do not have the sophistication that&aposs necessary to deal with the tax code," said assistant House Minority Leader Jim Clyburn of South Carolina.
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"Coming to China has been surreal and eye-opening," says Eckel, adding he's been amazed at the size and sophistication of places like Shenzhen and Shanghai.
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The frequency and severity of cyber penetrations, as well as the sophistication of hackers, has increased dramatically, said Lou Modano, chief information security officer at Nasdaq.
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"Ballistic missile proliferation is increasing as more countries acquire greater numbers of ballistic missiles while simultaneously advancing technical sophistication to defeat U.S. defense systems," Hyten testified.
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The country touts its orderliness and sophistication to foreign investors, who might not see the adventure in ducking transit cops after stepping off their international flights.
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Being more diversified would insulate against that outcome, and mean the company was seen more as a proxy for increasing financial sophistication across the wider region.
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In two short decades his country, and most dramatically its long-neglected Anatolian hinterland, has moved from relative poverty and provincialism to relative wealth and sophistication.
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Here, a client's masculinity was either validated or denigrated by the women he frequented, as courtesans were the arbiters of a man's sophistication, class, and refinement.
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He also makes the stuff, in a very low-tech way — no "Breaking Bad"-style chemistry sophistication here — and sells it, and helps others consume it.
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Put another way, Mr Trump told his supporters that doubting him makes them dupes of the elites, while believing him uncritically is a mark of sophistication.
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Researchers are hard at work creating new generations of AI that learn and process in unprecedented detail and sophistication, AIs that learn much as we do.
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"Cultural transmission does not require the high cognitive sophistication specific to humans, nor is it a distinctive feature of humans," study co-author Clint Perry said.
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Business lobby claims that the agency is losing credibility is perhaps the best evidence of the FTC's privacy sophistication and continued relevance to the American consumer.
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Such an attack would make Hezbollah appear newly and surprisingly vulnerable to insurgent foes who had not demonstrated that degree of operational or intelligence-gathering sophistication.
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If you are looking for an affordable flatware set that exudes sophistication and is made to last, the Villeroy & Boch New Wave is your best bet.Pros:
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Insiders with malicious intent, the increasing sophistication of advanced malware from criminal entities, and the capabilities of nation-state cyber actors are all cause for concern.
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In order to protect the sick and aged, we have the sophistication to use models to compensate providers appropriately in order to avoid adverse risk aversion.
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Python fever: Hunting for snakes in the Florida Everglades Sophisticated behavior He says that the behavior represents a sophistication that previously had gone unnoticed in reptiles.
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These new software features, on the other hand, go a ways toward making sure you're able to take advantage of that sophistication, regardless of skill level.
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They had turned their own relationship into a country song—one with the sort of nuance and sophistication that critics claim the duo is incapable of.
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He's also bullish on enterprise — and in particular systems that tap into adoption of mobile, messaging, etc — and see Saas business models developing in sophistication, too.
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While authorities blame the violence on domestic militants, security experts say the scale and sophistication of the cafe assault suggested links to a trans-national network.
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The sophistication of technologies like artificial intelligence, machine learning and wearable devices moves us closer and closer to the vision that Lucas presented in Star Wars.
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Maybe it's fine if you're an art person, but let's say you are just a museum tourist like I am — they convey a lack of sophistication.
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This is policy made by a team that's been sweating over the details for years, bringing a level of sophistication and experience that is much needed.
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This time, however, it involves not just building larger stockpiles, but also developing new types of weapons of greater sophistication, matched with more advanced missile defenses.
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In total, "Superorganism" proposes an answer to the question of how we can preserve the handmade and the irregular in an age of extreme technological sophistication.
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Marketers and other businesses unofficially classify China's cities into tiers based on differences in business opportunity, infrastructure, population size, income level and consumer behavior and sophistication.
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As she moved into her teens, Ms. Mack was poised but lacked sophistication, needing help with her makeup and style, recalled her former agent, Judy Savage.
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The talented designer somehow weaves patterns and prints that have no business going together into stunning, playful tapestries that fill the space with sophistication and whimsy.
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The label's velvet robes have the same luxe sophistication, and while they look plenty nice in an evening outfit, they'd be ever so chic over pajamas.
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The ever-greater sophistication of renewables technology, mostly solar and wind, gave rise to stable cash flows, profitable projects and investors who could repay large loans.
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Flight attendants during the 195os became symbols of the golden age of flying — when traveling by air was seen as the height of sophistication and glamour.
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And the level of sophistication is sincere; the hotel is operated by the same team behind the ultra-high-end Plaza Hotel in New York City.
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His political rise has become a test of the impact one man's wealth can have when he applies it to the political system with driving sophistication.
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Badu and her friends envied—and sometimes adopted—the sounds and slang of New York hip-hop, which seemed like the epitome of toughness and sophistication.
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It is no wonder these students at Herbert S. Eisenberg Intermediate School 303 in the Coney Island neighborhood of Brooklyn approach their task with such sophistication.
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Pointing to a very different aspect of these civilizations' heritage, the adornments, utensils and textiles gathered here, most made with precious materials, all demonstrate dazzling sophistication.
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It is no wonder these students at Herbert S. Eisenberg Intermediate School 2000 in the Coney Island neighborhood of Brooklyn approach their task with such sophistication.
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Timeline of the bombings The latest device -- which was triggered by a tripwire -- shows "a higher level of sophistication, a higher level of skill," he said.
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A bandleader, composer and educator, he was sought after by top musicians to record with them, drawn by his harmonic sophistication and feel for the blues.
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Christina Ricci, Elijah Wood, Adam Hann-Byrd and Tobey Maguire play the teenagers who mimic their parents' mock sophistication while displaying their own signs of pain.
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Schiappa: Cicero described three styles of speaking -- the Grand, Middle, and Plain, based on vocabulary, sentence structure, manner of delivery, and sophistication of the ideas expressed.
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Our proposed Universal Pension would simplify the system and foster participation by reducing the amount of paperwork, financial sophistication, and fees that are required to save.
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Underneath the whimsy and the banter, however, lies a sophistication in the treatment of relationships, both familial and romantic, which helped attract an intensely loyal audience.
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The fact that gas hasn't jumped that much yet "is a testament to a much broader refining industry and probably more sophistication across trading," he said.
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On Monday, Nicholson said it was "quite possible" the Pakistan-based, Taliban-linked Haqqani network was responsible, based on the "level of sophistication" of the attack.
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It turns out that even those crude early models were fairly accurate, which is remarkable given the sophistication of the science and the available computing power.
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"It's not yet on the scale of London, New York and cities in Germany, and that's just wrong, given its size, wealth and sophistication," he said.
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"During 218, one of the most worrisome aspects of the war was the growing sophistication of [North Vietnamese] air defenses," one contemporary Air Force history explained.
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Its members are from the arts, publishing, fashion, film, and business industries, "who seek and appreciate superior quality, sophistication and understated glamour," according to the club.
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Mr. Sarda of CDP said that he expected companies to offer "more clarity" and "more sophistication" in their disclosures as the pressure to do so builds.
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But over the last few months, SETI astronomers have scanned it for unusual radio or laser signals that might indicate technological sophistication, and turned up nothing.
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But no matter where or how you choose to wear yours, a bow tie will add an extra element of style and sophistication to your look.
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"If you build a bomb, it takes a bit of sophistication and training," said domestic terrorism expert Daryl Johnson, formerly of the Department of Homeland Security.
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"What we're going to get to see on stage with you hosting the Oscars is sophistication, class, hilarity and you growing as a person," she said.
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From the glitz and glamour of the West End to the moneyed sophistication of Mayfair, London is home to some of the world's best restaurants and hotels.
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Accordingly, the SEC considers the circumstances surrounding each advertisement, including the recipient's sophistication and the inferences that might be drawn from the information presented in the advertisement.
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The research also shows that existing techniques for observing and measuring dominance among nonhuman primates, whether they be monkeys or apes, are insufficient and lacking in sophistication.
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Given the relative level of sophistication in mainstream wearables, the software could potentially be applied to commercial devices to help trackers move beyond fitness to emotional health.
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He founded a machine factory in a chateau near Liège which grew into an industrial empire and helped make Belgium second only to Britain in industrial sophistication.
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