The same brain centers stimulated by substance abuse are stimulated by internet addiction, he added.
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" Ventimiglia continues: "And as much as Jess was stimulated by Rory's mind, Rory was stimulated by a guy who didn't play by the rules — and yet he still had the intelligence.
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Which of the many candidates should be stimulated — and how?
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I'm puttin' in, I'm penetratin'/ I'm gettin' big, I'm stimulated.
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Because the stimuli don't change, we cease to be stimulated.
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But I didn't really know if I was sexually stimulated.
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Rich people, on the other hand, are stimulated by uncertainty.
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They sound exuberant and full of wonder, every cell stimulated.
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In principle, the nerve can be stimulated percutaneously as well.
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You don't get more stimulated by moving in your bed.
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He knew what TV wanted, what stimulated its nerve endings.
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It stimulated a lifelong interest in Iran and its peoples.
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In her studies using functional magnetic resonance imaging, Dr. Cacioppo found that the posterior insula seemed to be more stimulated by feelings of lust, whereas the anterior insula was more stimulated by feelings of love.
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"There is nothing that will be 'stimulated' monetarily from a rate cut or two that isn't already being 'stimulated' by the very low rate environment," said Peter Boockvar, chief investment officer at Bleakley Advisory Group.
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Earlier this decade, the government stimulated truck purchases with subsidized loans.
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His boxes, he claimed, emitted these bions and stimulated orgasmic energy.
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"My bits were stimulated in a very straightforward fashion," she explained.
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When electrically stimulated, this pathway triggers instantaneous laughter in the patient.
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The question stimulated debate—but not for the reason Howe expected.
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An immersive environment where all senses are being stimulated at once.
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Do you feel more relaxed, revived, stimulated, challenged, connected or inspired?
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She was not stimulated by the proximity of violence and privation.
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"Laser" stands for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of R adiation.
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The trigger stimulated an abnormal heart rhythm that resulted in cardiac arrest.
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And the price signal sent by Tesla's valuation has stimulated a response.
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Without an "off switch," the glands and muscles are constantly being stimulated.
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This is short for surface-plasmon amplification by stimulated emission of radiation.
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Meanwhile, the brain's visual processing center, the visual cortex, remains highly stimulated.
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We decide it needs to be stimulated with something more penis-like.
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Meanwhile the visual cortex, the brain's largest cortical tissue, is highly stimulated.
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Rich people, on the other hand, are stimulated by uncertainty and novelty.
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I sat on the train feeling alert, mentally stimulated, and euphorically serene.
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I'm very intellectually stimulated by the hard things and managing in uncertainty.
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These initiatives have created jobs and stimulated economic activity in rural areas.
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Your muscles, heart, and lungs aren't the only things stimulated by exercise.
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I just needed to see other stuff and get excited and stimulated.
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And some breast cancers may also be stimulated by testosterone, she said.
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He stimulated thought and conversation in a way that felt endlessly curious.
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We decide it needs to be stimulated with something more penis-like.
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"These harsh conditions could have stimulated their diversification into more complex forms."
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That means once the ovarian cycle is stimulated, the other tissues respond.
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At that moment, stimulated by Ives's call, the Carnegie Commission was born.
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I am manic, swinging between irritable, restless, moody, and quiet, to stimulated.
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Overall, the fetuses seemed more stimulated by classical music than pop or rock.
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Each particle produces an electric field when stimulated by an external magnetic field.
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They're giving back, they're engaged, they're stimulated by the interactions with younger people.
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I wanted to continue to be stimulated by it when I watched it.
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Yet for much of the past decade politicians have stimulated economies too little.
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She stimulated my clit and covered every inch of my body with hers.
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It's called stimulated emission, and yes, we've heard all the dirty jokes before.
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It might momentarily sharpen your focus, but in effect, you're only more stimulated.
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And demand might be stimulated by marketing, leading to more poaching, not less.
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You get to get stimulated from views from all over the world. Right.
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At the same time, she stimulated my independence: I chose my own outfits.
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There's an ambition to be stimulated creatively and to use ourselves in unison.
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Along the way, the local economy is stimulated through dining, hotels and employment.
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The intelligence community's report has stimulated all sorts of reactions in political circles.
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At times, these conditions stimulated efforts at reform, but energy tended to dissipate.
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You can't help but be stimulated by such a raw and strong energy.
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But sometimes, these very senses can cause our minds to get over-stimulated.
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Although he admits to being "stimulated" by the American movement, Matsumoto rejected categorizations.
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A surge of cash delivered by the Federal Reserve has stimulated commercial activity.
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I also am stimulated and appalled by the path my country has taken.
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They have stimulated awe and, more often, dark suspicions among many foreign observers.
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Other people talk about being able to orgasm by having their thumbs stimulated.
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China refused to dump Treasury bonds and stimulated its economy to offset America's slump.
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He returned home, "exhilarated and sort of drained and exhausted and stimulated," he said.
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Brown fat, when stimulated by temperature, eats white fat to keep our "selves" warm.
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When the westerners came to Japan, the trade in faked mermaids was greatly stimulated.
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Many people think that the event that stimulated PTSD needs to be the focus.
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"In the seed industry, it stimulated a whole other round of investment," Moose said.
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China's stockpiling policies, enacted in 753 when corn supplies were tight, also stimulated oversupply.
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If they're over-stimulated by too many people, they can experience an introvert hangover.
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After the sensors in Spetic's arm were stimulated, his pain diminished, and then vanished.
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Musicians and visual artists were stimulated by the new directions that dance was taking.
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Observations such as this stimulated interest in hypnosis as a possible treatment for allergies.
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"You can incorporate an elixir or scalp spray to keep your skin stimulated," Wilkerson says.
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Consider using brushes that have softer bristles so the scalp can be stimulated, not irritated.
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An updated reconstruction of Anchiornis using the new body outline using laser-stimulated fluorescence data.
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The relatable moments and quotes in "Skam" stimulated a generation dulled by broadcasters' lazy commissions.
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Higher oil prices since 2016 have stimulated investment in the shale industry and its suppliers.
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First off, Dr. Sulak recommends not having penetrative sex until you're already stimulated and aroused.
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The team also planted about 36 electrodes in the man's arm, which stimulated various muscles.
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In a lab, women stimulated with a vibrator would often have several orgasms within minutes.
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In the spring of 2001, stimulated by his faith, he volunteered for the Afghan Army.
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"When stimulated, the hormone oxytocin is released causing the nipple to become erect," he says.
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" He said at the time, "There's so much hostility, so many people stimulated to violence.
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As part of the lactation treatment, the woman stimulated her chest using a breast pump.
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It's then stimulated to develop into an embryo, which is transplanted into a surrogate mother.
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You know maybe we would have had some slowness by now if they hadn't stimulated.
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Nonetheless, this was a gripping wine that stimulated my imagination and filled me with wonder.
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When this area is stimulated by the neurotransmitter dopamine, it leads to feelings of desire.
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Bringing competition to routes once dominated by cosseted national carriers, they stimulated demand by slashing fares.
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Lung, heart, liver, and kidney diseases: It all depends on how intensely the receptors become stimulated.
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And each stimulated bitter controversy, political as well as theological, for many years after his passing.
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That this volumetric inflation has stimulated wine consumption—Dr Marteau's second hypothesis—is hard to prove.
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With the process we use, the patients' blood is stimulated to produce those exact healing factors.
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Her new clitoris needs to be stimulated to regain sensitivity, which is where he comes in.
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By hiring laborers through the H-2628B program, the American economy is stimulated and jobs created.
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"If you give anybody $1 million they'll be mentally stimulated," Broadus told TMZ Sports at LAX.
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But work is still work: wages are paid, taxes are paid, and economic activity is stimulated.
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A combination of factors has stimulated interest in the technology, says Rani Plaut, Bmax's chief executive.
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When the muscles were stimulated with light, the combined actions allowed the robot to swim forward.
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It doesn't want to be stimulated that long, so it will internalize it or desensitize it.
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It would have stimulated economic growth as well as provided a balance to China's economic rise.
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They have stimulated economic development and created hundreds of millions of dollars in new tax revenue.
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They swear that getting a pump is a cast-iron guarantee that growth has been stimulated.
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If I was a tourist, I would just enjoy walking around and feeling safe and stimulated.
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Earlogic says TSC technology actually detects the damaged hair cells, which can be stimulated and strengthened.
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These cells were stimulated to grow into brain cells and were then cultivated for eight weeks.
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The conservative movement has perennially stimulated resistance to liberalism, frequently incorporating new cultural issues and voters.
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These topics stimulated thoughtful conversations about everything from politics to culture to health in our classroom.
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The drink first stimulated my taste buds with sourness, and then it soothed them with sweetness.
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The unpredictable weather patterns stimulated by climate change affect infectious diseases, as well as chronic ones.
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The shirt has stimulated more dialogue about all of these intersecting issues than I could foresee.
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The political conditions that stimulated pushback also resulted in the passage of prominent bipartisan legislative initiatives.
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But lower fuel prices may also have stimulated traffic growth, according to the Department of Transport.
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They stimulated the egg to develop into an embryo and planted the embryo into a surrogate mother.
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It was during this period, feeling under stimulated, isolated and alone, that she decided to revisit music.
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When stimulated, you're accessing the root of the clitoris, the back end that you can't see externally.
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Your twin flame should make you feel incredibly comfortable, yet stimulated and inspired at the same time.
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But maybe I was just experiencing an orgasm through my clitoris, just stimulated in a different area?
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" And that every successful mission "greatly stimulated the public's … pride in the achievements of the motherland's development.
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"I will say, I was a bit under-stimulated going back to my day job," he says.
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Later, the women reported how they were stimulated when they reached their most recent, and usual, orgasms.
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You're feeling very mentally stimulated today, but it's crucial that you slow down and get some rest.
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Perhaps the body would be stimulated to produce even more red blood cells at the higher altitudes.
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The Fed had held rates near zero to encourage borrowing and risk-taking, which stimulated economic growth.
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"That really stimulated this overall change in how we perceive the danger from nuclear war," Beard explained.
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Infants who are neglected or under-stimulated develop in different ways from those reared in loving homes.
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Väätäinen said he loves that people are "stimulated or inspired" by his re-creations like this one.
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Rather, they have stimulated economic development and created hundreds of millions of dollars in new tax revenue.
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So researchers designed an experiment on what would happen if that part of the brain was stimulated.
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"Perhaps, the secret to holding less violence in your heart is to have a properly stimulated mind."
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Concentrating on the feeling of the warm water or the smell of the soap stimulated the brain.
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Pusha T: You made some shit about how Kylie Jenner is a big girl when she's stimulated.
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"I hadn't felt that inspired or stimulated in a long time," she told me of the show.
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So for some women, you're going to get some part of your clitoris stimulated with penile penetration.
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"We use the word 'trigger,' as the earthquake occurred beyond the scope of stimulated area," Lee added.
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The comments section hosted a hot debate about the nature of art, stimulated by Marzella's provocative posts.
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But by staying relevant, making the playoffs 25 straight seasons over one stretch, the Blues stimulated awareness.
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The tragedy stimulated a brief news cycle about the plight of Syrian civilians living in besieged areas.
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Additionally, they have stimulated economic development and created hundreds of millions of dollars in new tax revenue.
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The next recession, if it substantially increases unemployment, may see this narrative stimulated further, worsening the recession.
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His mind is stimulated by the difference between a momentary impression and the one which preceded it.
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Difficulty hearing can impair brain function by keeping people socially isolated and inadequately stimulated by aural input.
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The scientists also stimulated those cells electrically, without any tickling or play, and got the same calls.
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That&aposs because your breasts release milk when the nerves in and around the nipple are stimulated.
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She was new to Kabul and, I sensed, typically stimulated by the proximity of violence and privation.
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Researchers say higher cortisol levels could indicate participants were stimulated or energized by the exercise, not stressed.
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These cities became the worlds' leading exporters of gold which stimulated all the markets of Afro-Eurasia.
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The researchers' light-to-sound converting chip, the first such microchip, relies on something called stimulated Brillouin scattering.
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Over the course of several days, the volunteers had different brain regions stimulated via DBS, including the OFC.
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For example, are you trying to feel stimulated, get sleep, help ease aches and pains, or reduce anxiety?
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The laser beam stimulated any fluorescent protein it hit to light up, indicating the location of a mine.
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Its current-account deficit will swell, as its economy, stimulated by government largesse, sucks in imports from abroad.
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Snap Originals are designed to hook viewers within seconds and keep them stimulated with flashy visuals, he said.
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Baltimore stimulated its own market by providing a steady pipeline of neglected properties to developers through regular auctions.
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They saw the same results, where mice with stimulated oxytocin neurons preferred the social setting 48 hours later.
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But, once sexually stimulated, you can expect to be just as aroused as usual — if not more so.
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With the entire hand inside a hole, you can have far more tissue stimulated at the same time.
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C. Do you work in a creative industry where your mind is stimulated, but your wallet is crippled?
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Because Amie's ovaries don't naturally produce mature eggs, Eyvazzadeh stimulated her ovaries with oral medications and estrogen patches.
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What supposedly is happening is that your pre-frontal cortex is being stimulated so you have increased reasoning.
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The intense rivalry between Cold War powers stimulated science programs that might enhance national defense and espionage capabilities.
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"These jobs are very intense, and you spend a very long time being intensely stimulated," Ms. Marcus said.
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And in an appropriately stimulated economy, workers laid off from some sectors would gain new jobs in others.
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Without the enzyme's action, the muscles and organs are constantly stimulated and stop working properly; asphyxiation soon follows.
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Your time is spent well because your priorities are clear, you're well-rested, and your mind is stimulated.
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With his lazy eyes and wiseguy smirk, he's like a kid plugged into an iPod, pacified and stimulated.
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If you are not stimulated by your work, sign up for a class to learn a new skill.
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And the only cure was to stimulate that clitoris until she didn't want it to be stimulated anymore.
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It allows me to be creatively stimulated and do things that just weren't possible with two or three turntables.
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The first one, "Stimulated," was released shortly after her 18th birthday and offered a steamy glimpse at their relationship.
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As music devourers we're far too stimulated, too exhausted, and too aware to elevate a band to that level.
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The most common explanation is that repressed interest rates have stimulated many borrowers to refinance their debt more cheaply.
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"The dopamine in our brains is stimulated by the unpredictability that social media, emails and texting provide," said Haiis.
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All that seemed to drive them was a perpetual need to be stimulated and entertained by their digital devices.
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He aims to turn ideas stimulated by Jena's university into high-tech products that "create and justify price premiums".
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If fear takes over, you lose the opportunity to be stimulated and excited by the opportunities that present themselves.
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Once the ionosphere was stimulated, sensors aboard the China Seismo‐Electromagnetic Satellite (CSES) Zhangheng-1 recorded observations from orbit.
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With IVF, a woman's ovaries are stimulated to produce eggs using medication, and then they're removed from her ovaries.
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When antennae were stimulated with an electric field, the researchers found that they did, in fact, move in response.
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One of the worst gigs that I've had was one where I think the kids were being overly stimulated.
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These are the parts of the brain that would have been stimulated when, for example, the forefinger touched something.
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It also reflects market adjusting to the reality of an increasingly fiscally-stimulated U.S. economy in 2628 and 28503.
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With shibari, you're basically turned into a human sculpture while also being sexually stimulated—at least, that's the idea.
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"I had sex and self-stimulated in labor, and I orgasmed," said Laura Kaplan Shanley, author of Unassisted Childbirth.
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On March 4, Venus begins its retrograde in Aries—again, the communication sector of your chart will be stimulated.
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Mobile technology means we're always on, always plugged in, always stimulated, always in a constant state of self-presentation.
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Working alongside her has stimulated parts of my brains that I hope will remain aglow for years to come.
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But this gets me into a good flow where I'm both mentally and physically stimulated at the same time.
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The degree of neurogenesis stimulated by animal therapy, and how lasting the effects might be, is difficult to measure.
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These cells aren't stimulated in the same way by lower-impact activities like using an elliptical machine or cycling.
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They might, in other words, stop seeing themselves as homesick earthlings and begin to feel like stimulated, satisfied spacelings.
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Psychologists at Oregon speculated that the surge in theta waves stimulated the production of cells in the white matter.
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That stimulates my ear in a way it's never been stimulated before, where I can go, oh my god!
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So from an individual point of view, what makes you happy, stimulated or excited changes even within you over time.
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Since then, producing this so-called "stimulated emission" has almost always been done with visible and infrared light, producing lasers.
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"They say she young, I should've waited / She a big girl, dog, when she stimulated," he raps in the video.
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Robust economic growth is being fuelled by strong domestic demand, stimulated by first round effects from the fiscal loosening policy.
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Immediately after the injection, they applied ultrasound, which stimulated the BMPs to enter into the stem cells and activate them.
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By 2015, the European refugee crisis, in part stimulated by the war in Syria, had emboldened nationalists across the continent.
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Since 22019 it has stimulated the euro-zone economy by buying bonds worth €2.6trn ($3trn) under its quantitative-easing programme.
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It was physically difficult, but your brain is so stimulated from being surrounded by such beauty that makes it enjoyable.
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Britain's exercise has stimulated reflection in firms that had given barriers to, and biases in, pay and promotion little thought.
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Concentrating on the feeling of the warm water or the smell of the soap stimulated the brain and promoted relaxation.
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Lennar continues to update its product and revenue mix which has stimulated strong order growth over the past two years.
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A 1975 EPA study of the Holloway Reservoir upstream showed that phosphates from fertilizers and detergents had stimulated algae growth.
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During his term as Prime Minister, Gruevski stimulated the economy, making Macedonia an attractive business landscape for foreign direct investment.
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In the current cultural industry, computer games and Hollywood movies after all stimulated the revival of a Greek-Roman mythology.
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That is, subjects were just as sore in the days following electrically stimulated contractions as they were after voluntary exercise.
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While being sore and stiff might feel oddly satisfying, however, it's not a reliable sign that growth has been stimulated.
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In Canada, the tax cut stimulated private investment, which picked up after 2000 following a miserable performance in the 85033s.
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But these results show that when people are engaged and socially stimulated, the outcome can be completely different, he added.
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Today definitely won't be boring, but it might be too easy to become over-stimulated, so watch your caffeine intake.
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Henry Ford, one of America's greatest entrepreneurs, understood that paying workers a living wage increased productivity and stimulated the economy.
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More likely it's a response to economic imperatives stimulated, at least in part, by the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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A symptom of globalized capitalism, mass tourism's homogenizing force is a worldwide pandemic—and it has stimulated a global backlash.
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One of the most significant effects of the paper money was the way it stimulated borrowing and lending—and trading.
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His pituitary gland let loose a chemical cascade, beginning with "helper" hormones that stimulated other glands to release their hormones.
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Most economists and business leaders advise against raising taxes in a recession when the economy typically needs to be stimulated.
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Nature's ripening process is stimulated by using ethylene, which is a natural gas, along with ideal heat, humidity and airflow.
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" Prior research found the act of giving stimulated the reward centers of the brain, producing a sort of "helper's high.
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For the economic and social behavior of such agents can be predicted — indeed, it can be shaped, stimulated, even engineered.
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The lower prices fall and the longer they are expected to stay there, the more consumption tends to be stimulated.
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One of my childhood heroes was Thomas Nast, whose elaborate, allegorical, political cartoons stimulated my imagination and rewarded prolonged reflection.
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Inside QUESS is a crystal that can be stimulated into producing two photons that are "entangled" at a subatomic, quantum level.
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Uranus is the rebel of the zodiac, and it's just recently entered your sign, so you've been feeling rather stimulated lately.
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Paradoxically, higher oil prices helped tighten the global oil market because they stimulated even more demand growth in oil-exporting economies.
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In order to monetize their own platforms and keep their userbase stimulated, in-page content is the way of the future.
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Polastri, of course, is soon sleuthing in Villanelle's wake, with both women intrigued and stimulated by the existence of the other.
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When the researchers stimulated the bees' antennae with an electric field, there was no change in the antennae's nerve cell activity.
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It felt like my spirit, the God particle, whatever you want to call it, was being stimulated from all these sensations.
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The diffusion of classical learning in general and Aldo's books in particular stimulated a new demand for secular works of art.
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It has stimulated an already well-performing economy and "changed the nation's fiscal course in a potentially dangerous way," he added.
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Taking advantage of this opportunity, Mazzola stimulated various parts of the posterior insula in pre-surgical patients and recorded their responses.
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The researchers found that it also stimulated the action of another protein (AMPK), which effectively mimics exercise and reduces chronic inflammation.
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On the other hand, research shows that employees who feel stimulated at work report higher life satisfaction and better job performance.
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That leaves millions of other blind people, especially those blind since birth, who can't currently be helped with bionic stimulated sight.
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"In the 1990s, Asia—especially the growth of China—stimulated a large discourse about the future of large cities," Riekeles says.
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So I'd gone from this being very stimulated intellectually to those first stages of looking after an infant, which are boring.
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Pricey goods from farflung destinations were dispersed by increasingly sophisticated seafaring vessels, which stimulated the hefty European hunger for colonial wealth.
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Indonesia's 2014 ban on the export of unprocessed minerals, including nickel ore, is what stimulated Philippine production in the first place.
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Notice the shift within you as you become aware of each of your senses being stimulated in your mindful mowing experience.
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Researchers are beginning to wonder if that's in part because teenagers are constantly stimulated and entertained by their computers and phones.
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When he stimulated one section, they saw shapes, colors, textures; another, and they felt sensations in various parts of the body.
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Bird watching prospered throughout the 20th century, and the birds' diversity and beauty stimulated the growth of conservation and environmental awareness.
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Kylie in Tyga's 'Stimulated' — 2015 We will leave you with these Tyga lyrics about Kylie back when she and the rapper were still an item: "They say she young, I should've waited/She a big girl, dog when she stimulated" Kylie in Tyga's 'Dope'd Up'— 2015 Because starring in one Tyga music video is never enough.
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Rising incomes also stimulated a big increase in local consumption, some of which was in turn spent on imported goods and services.
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These patients have hyperactive central nervous systems and are hyper-stimulated by the sights, sounds, and smells of the world around them.
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But people with moderate-to-severe depression symptoms did seem to have their mood boosted within minutes of having the OFC stimulated.
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"While plants lack a nervous system, they can, much like animals, become electro-chemically stimulated by their surrounding environment," the designers explain.
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The action is so stimulated, and the way he cuts everything together and the way everything is timed out is so perfect.
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"I think it's a missed opportunity for some companies to not try to retain their workforce and keep them stimulated over time."
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Yes I'm creating, but different parts of my mind, of my being, of my body are being stimulated and are being touched.
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Extinction Rebellion has stimulated a debate about climate chaos and wildlife destruction that for decades was pushed back on the political agenda.
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Kids who are just passively stimulated by a glowing screen don't have to do the neural heavy lifting to create those images.
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For example, female cats produce a mature egg ready to be fertilized by sperm only when stimulated by intercourse with a male.
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Complicated emotional issues, and fears about endings, will also be stimulated by this new moon, as will issues concerning sex and intimacy.
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My interest in the mind was really stimulated by this and there may be other things to do in this general area.
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A happy dog is one who is both mentally and physically stimulated, and exercise is a great way to do just that.
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After two months, the material began to more closely resemble human cartilage, which was further stimulated with the addition of stem cells.
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Instead of being bored at home all day they can be stimulated by a ball or laser pointer controlled by your phone.
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They then used those particles to create a vaccine that stimulated the body's immune system and prevented the virus from infecting people.
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"If you combine social and physical activity, you'll feel more stimulated, alert, alive than vegging out in front of TV," he said.
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YOU CAN'T RAISE RATES BECAUSE, AS A RESULT OF THE STIMULATION, COMPANIES AND VARIOUS ENTITIES HAVE A LOT MORE DEBT IT'S STIMULATED.
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Because the brain grows most rapidly in early childhood, she said Head Start programs are crucial ways to keep the brain stimulated.
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Cyclone Debbie also aided Australian beef exports, ABARES said, as heavy rains across the country's largest cattle producing regions stimulated pasture growth.
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When a nerve is stimulated, a message is sent via the spinal cord to the brain, which then interprets it as pain.
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It also stimulated a dialogue between employers and higher-learning institutions to ensure they're meeting the labor force needs of the future.
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India is also a very significant market for us and we remain very positive about the growth that can be stimulated there.
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"This person is stimulated by violence, looking to break the norms of society, taking pleasure in the suffering of others," said Lipman.
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But as its popularity spread and spread, the discussions it stimulated — about who's country and what's American — have been deep and welcome.
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The president and his commission have made thoughtful recommendations and stimulated much needed debate on policies to address this public health emergency.
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Pisces needs variety and adventure, and this part of you will be stimulated while the Sun transits this creative and dreamy sign.
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Even after he returned to London, Caro traveled frequently to Vermont to make sculpture, stimulated by the proximity of his American painter friends.
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Alas, the only thing the comb "stimulated" was dandruff, and the spironolactone — a diuretic —had me running to the bathroom every five minutes.
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That&aposs driven up prices for some ingredients, particularly fruit and dairy products, but also stimulated a revival of Russia&aposs agricultural sector.
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The researchers used four different techniques to study the fossils, including conventional microscopes, scanning electron microscopes, fluorescence microscopy, and laser-stimulated fluorescence imaging.
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If a love of learning is what got you hooked on teaching, you might want a summer job that keeps your brain stimulated.
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More likely, a cervical orgasm is just a result of other nerves being stimulated, like those located in the clitoris, Dr. Britton says.
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They found that the areas stimulated by salt and spice overlapped, and that spice further increased brain activity in areas activated by salt.
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Since the prostate can be indirectly stimulated through the taint, your face, nose, or chin can apply pressure as you lick and suck.
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They met in the middle, creating a new type of electrical wave that stimulated the neurons in a deep region of the brain.
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People are overworked, over-stimulated, and they rarely have the opportunity to sit quietly without anyone asking something of them, usually via iPhone.
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In 2001, Canadian researchers found that, during sex, the same pleasure center of the brain is stimulated as when you're listening to music.
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It has also stimulated the economy because maybe they think the private sector is hesitating which is not we're just looking for opportunities.
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"This stimulated us to try and develop our school too, hence why we have introduced the idea of having an onsite school counsellor."
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After you've wasted a good chunk of time diving deep into the Slack archives, you are far too stimulated to doze off again.
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I'm so fucking lucky and so stimulated and driven, like not bored, and I have something in front of me all the time.
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The last time budget policy stimulated a full employment economy was in the late 1960s, through the costly expansion of the Vietnam War.
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Because Shapiro teaches the deaf and hard of hearing, making sure her students are visually stimulated in class is a priority, she says.
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The world's crises and allurements still transfixed her, and it remained the task of the intellectual to be sharply attentive and heroically stimulated.
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The 2017 tax law stimulated investment and economic growth, but those benefits will not solve the problem of America's chronically low savings rate.
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Passage of no-fault insurance legislation also stimulated rental growth by eliminating lengthy arguments over who should pay for repairs after traffic collisions.
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The global conservation movement, pioneered by the United States, has raised awareness of nature's plight, and stimulated a great deal of excellent research.
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Venus retrograde, which began in Aries last month, stimulated this same sector of your chart, so none of this is new to you.
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"I feel stimulated, magical," he declares, sitting onstage under a spotlight, with an auditorium of friends and fellow ex-drinkers bursting into applause.
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This is why we've also put an emphasis on how much the student is intellectually engaged, stimulated and stretched by their college education.
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It's always been a vivid strain in America, stimulated by the stress of immigrant waves, but one we have overcome time and again.
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Unless the public does get excited, stirred up, agitated, energized, provoked or stimulated by Medicare for all, it will never become a reality.
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Governments stimulated demand with generous subsidies, encouraging homeowners to install panels on their roofs and utilities to invest in larger-scale solar farms.
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Neurons in this area were more excitable than those in control animals when stimulated by dopamine, another chemical that carries messages between neurons.
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The media fireworks about the case "stimulated a bit of a marketplace around the world that didn't exist before," Comey said on Thursday.
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Not surprisingly, what many of our 27st-century, image-bombarded, constantly visually stimulated kids want to read more than ever is graphic novels.
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Trump had said that the economic growth stimulated by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act would pay off the cost to government coffers.
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The prospect of further reductions have stimulated debates on how low rates can go in Australia and the benefits from ultra easy monetary policies.
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In fact, studies have shown that giving to others can reduce stress, combat depression, keep you mentally stimulated and provide a sense of purpose.
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Well-off parents can fill the gap left by school, keeping their children stimulated with summer camps, trips abroad or private tuition (see article).
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Maddie is prepared for 30-pound Pickles to grow into a large pet, and makes sure to keep him mentally stimulated, active and happy.
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A 173 Chinese study of five infertile women with thin uterine linings all became pregnant after PRP infusions stimulated that lining to grow thicker.
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The external laser pulses stimulated the spasers to produce plasmons that heated the water surrounding them in a cell to well over 100°C.
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It stimulated trade on an unprecedented scale and allowed even relatively small and weak countries to develop their potential without fear of predatory interference.
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He found that rats who had their brains electrically stimulated in a particular area would keep doing a given activity, like pressing a lever.
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The industry's growth continues to be stimulated by low fares, but such travel tends to be most vulnerable in a downturn, Harbison told Reuters.
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Then, as now, religious professionals were wary of a game that transcended religious and cultural categories, and stimulated the brain rather than the soul.
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In an experiment that involved 13 tasters, the subjects' taste buds were stimulated using electricity from receiving electrodes; LED lights mimicked a lemony color.
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Many of the actions that would have helped the U.S. achieve that goal would have stimulated economic growth and created jobs in rural communities.
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A recent surge in buybacks may have been stimulated by problems in the stock market, which fell sharply at the beginning of the year.
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Although this is considered a "monstrosity" of a station, according to The Guardian, the transportation hub's unique flaws have stimulated cultural growth and development.
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"It is possible that we were just very lucky and happened to have stimulated the patient just as he was spontaneously recovering," Monti said.
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Such academic improvements have stimulated heavy demand for more charters among low-income black and Latino families that are often trapped in failing districts.
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Smith and Carlos were growing quickly; stimulated by a sociology instructor, Harry Edwards, they were asking hard questions of their peers and of themselves.
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And frankly, it's not even essential that he be aware of the specific musical and technical means by which his reactions are being stimulated.
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Using small electrodes, the surgeons stimulated different parts of Mr. Manzini's cortex, testing which areas were functional in a process known as cortical mapping.
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Dr. Diamond studied the brains of nine stimulated rats and found that all of them had thicker cerebral cortices than their stimulus-deprived counterparts.
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When Bonnell is intellectually stimulated or annoyed, which is most of the time, his rate of speech rises to that of a seasoned auctioneer.
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"We noticed some wineries out on the West Coast were making reds with bourbon barrels, and that stimulated me to try it," he explained.
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It uses an optical imaging technique called stimulated Raman histology (SRH) to create images that the AI algorithm assesses in less than 150 seconds.
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So, you know, everybody now has concluded that stimulating the economy, giving away tax breaks, stimulated earnings, this is the way to get votes.
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"Influence is erotic," Smee writes of Bacon's effect on Freud, arguing that he stimulated the ruthless purging of sentimentality that characterizes Freud's mature style.
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Brown suggests that déjà vu happens to healthy people only a few times a year at most, but can be stimulated by environmental factors.
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This occurs when the Skene's gland — a gland located inside the anterior wall of the vagina — is stimulated, explains sex and dating coach Myisha Battle.
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World oil demand has been stimulated by the fall in prices and a synchronized economic expansion in most major consuming countries outside the Middle East.
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If the Trump Effect has stimulated physical flows from international market to U.S. domestic market, New Orleans is where you'd expect to see the impact.
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In contrast, control variable males who had not been stimulated by the red light or given the opportunity to mate opted for the alcoholic choice.
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When the bacteria were then injected into the mice with human colon cancer, the salmonella stimulated the activity of different types of white blood cells.
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Their study was stimulated by the observation that wild T. magnus seem to remain in the maternal nest far longer than most other spider species.
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Before releasing each fish, they implanted it with a transponder that would ping back a signal if stimulated by radio waves of the correct frequency.
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Electro-stimulation was first pioneered in the 1950s, with the invention of a Relax-A-Cizor, a device which stimulated muscles as the individual relaxed.
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The look of the whip is hot, but the mix of being flogged and electrically stimulated was a sensory overload that my body couldn't process.
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This makes it easily stimulated while mating—male dolphins don't have hands, thank God, so I will applaud nature on that ergonomic choice, I guess.
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As far back as the 16th century, coffee has been banned, forbidden, and avoided for various reasons — starting with accusations that it stimulated radical thinking.
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Viewers who believe media violence "tells it like it really is" and who identify with the perpetrator may be stimulated toward violent behavior over time.
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On vacation days, online social media use was tied to taking longer to fall asleep, as teens were more awake and stimulated later at night.
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Also, I was stimulated by the question: Can you direct a sweeping global film and never once get out of your chair in New York?
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Trump's announcement came after the U.S. Federal Reserve tempered expectations of sustained interest rate cuts which could have stimulated growth and helped weaken the dollar.
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The property market is being stimulated by renewed incentives in the form of lower deposit requirements and by a broader dose of central bank largesse.
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World oil demand has been stimulated by the fall in prices and a synchronised economic expansion in most major consuming countries outside the Middle East.
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Texas, with its searing summer heat, has enjoyed some of the biggest savings nationwide as a result of air conditioner improvements stimulated by the standards.
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Arnold Palmer, one of golf's most famous players, who almost single-handedly stimulated TV coverage of the sport and broadened its appeal, died at 87.
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Sexuality and music were inextricable for Mr. Cowley, whose music reflected and later stimulated the rites and environments of gay life in 1970s San Francisco.
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Olympia Snowe (Maine) and Arlen Specter (Pa.), to support the 2009 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, which stimulated the economy after the 2008 financial crisis.
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We're trying to take people into a very stimulated but relaxed world and get out of the 'I'm here and you're there' type of feeling.
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You didn't have to be into music to be stimulated or moved by it—it was still pop, but this time it had a soul.
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It said the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) had not sufficiently stimulated competition, and recommended measures to lessen the market power of the Big Four.
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Mr. Liao's influence helped push Ms. Liu's case throughout the upper levels of the German government, and stimulated interest among the public, Mr. Stanzel said.
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The facilities often train staff members in techniques to manage behavior related to these diseases and provide activities to keep the residents engaged and stimulated.
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I only do two collections a year and I only have two stores, but you just have to do what makes you comfortable and stimulated.
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Those cuts stimulated the American economy in 2018, helping to push economic growth to 2.5 percent for the year and fueling a boost in hiring.
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Katrina stimulated a new and robust conversation about the power of natural disasters, and, more specifically, forced Americans to rethink the growing threats from floodwater.
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The key to the study was the use of lasers to scan tissue samples with certain wavelengths of light, a technique called stimulated Raman histology.
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To make sure that he had indeed found a place in the brain where tickling is processed, Ishiyama then stimulated that area with electrical currents.
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You need rest, but Mars in Cancer might find you too stimulated to get some, so be extra luxurious about unwinding and don't overbook yourself.
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After seeing this exhibition, I was stimulated by its emphasis on storytelling that speaks to a museum quality that is rare in today's commercial gallery spaces.
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"We've kind of gotten out of hotel rooms because for Isaiah, it's hard for a 4-year-old who's constantly looking to be stimulated," she explains.
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These cells can be stimulated to grow into eggs or sperm, which in turn are used to form an embryo for implantation into an adult womb.
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If a cat is not adequately stimulated or is forced to have hours and hours of social isolation, he or she may seem standoffish and disinterested.
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The reciprocity, showing that the two extremisms are stimulated by each other, confirms that we cannot combat one of the extremisms without challenging the other simultaneously.
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The researchers stimulated the neurons of four mice to make them produce more dopamine, and blocked the neurons of four mice to make them produce less.
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Your musical perceptions are engaged even as you are devastated by the drama; you leave a performance shattered, but with your mind stimulated, feeling strangely up.
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Dupont and his co-authors also found an increase in cells in the esophagus, which indicates that the traction force stimulated growth, and not just stretching.
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"If the Japanese economy gets over-stimulated, the BOJ will have to raise its 10-year JGB yield target to calm down the economy," Hamada said.
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This velocity of credit is stimulated by lowering interest rates, Gross said, so central banks were able to get some GDP growth through lowering interest rates.
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"We've kind of gotten out of hotel rooms because for Isaiah, it's hard for a 4-year-old who's constantly looking to be stimulated," she shared.
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The person giving oral (and other types of sex when they're dominant) might not be having their genitals stimulated, but they can still feel immense pleasure.
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One of its architects has lamented that, on present plans, it will reap only one-quarter of the extra economic growth that it could have stimulated.
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Lower domestic supply has stimulated demand for refined metal imports, spectacularly so in the case of lead, but the import momentum is showing signs of fading.
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The decline in coal supply investment comes as the price of internationally traded coal has hit a five-year high, which historically would have stimulated investment.
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The UK has followed suit with an increasing volume of new seed stage funds appearing over the last 2 years, stimulated by the BBB and EIF.
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When you work in the evening, it puts you into a stimulated, alert state when you should be winding down and relaxing in preparation for sleep.
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He has stimulated an energized opposition movement that has caused Republican legislators attending their own town halls to think twice about supporting anything that he says.
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A resurgent U.S. dollar also stimulated the purchasing power and propensity to spend of North Americans and those hailing from countries with currencies tied to it.
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Without the rarefied air stimulated by terror and the courage, or indifference to survival, to face that terror, can fighting really be called fighting at all?
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The spike in growth last year followed increased spending and a massive tax break that stimulated the economy above what CBO labels its potential growth rate.
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The latest study argues that our ancient mammalian ancestors ovulated only after mating, which stimulated internally positioned clitorises and prompted the release of pregnancy-promoting hormones.
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There is also a high-dose flu shot that contains more virus particles than the regular shot so that the immune system is stimulated more rigorously.
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The treatment stimulated the regeneration of hair cells in the inner ear; these cells detect soundwaves and translate them into nerve signals, allowing us to hear.
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Passed in 2009, the HITECH Act stimulated the adoption of electronic health information with the ultimate goal of granting every American access to their health information.
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Brotto has studied this by measuring patients' physical sexual responses and self-reported experiences when stimulated (through erotica and fantasy) before and after developing mindfulness practices.
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Research carried out on rats has shown that a fear that's stimulated by THC increases when the rats are in a new or potentially stressful environment.
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The little circles he was making with his tongue were working magic and re-stimulated that strong urge to dump, so I let out some nuggets.
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Much like the G-spot, the prostate is an internal pleasure point that, if located and stimulated well, can dial your partner's orgasm up to 11.
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"Lower taxes, smaller government, and less spending will reduce the deficit and enable economic growth and a truly 'stimulated' economy," Moore wrote on his campaign website.
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"We've kind of gotten out of hotel rooms because for Isaiah, it's hard for a 4-year-old who's constantly looking to be stimulated," she said.
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"If we do it right, then the economy will be stimulated appropriately and tax revenues will go up and the deficit won't increase," Mr. Kennedy said.
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Snuffle mats have a bit of a cult-following among dog owners and trainers who like to keep their dogs stimulated by encouraging their natural instincts.
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Yet these auspicious elements often seem to exist in a lumbering, sleepwalking state, as if waiting to be stimulated into the ideal selves that lurk within.
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Doctors stimulated the ovary with follicle-stimulating hormone for in vitro fertilization and retrieved eight eggs, ultimately implanting two embryos in her womb earlier this year.
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Each man said, according to the affidavit, that a woman gave them a massage, and at the end, the woman manually stimulated their genitals to climax.
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"Not all of the province has been hit by the drought and other industries are being stimulated," such as borehole drillers and tank manufacturers, he added.
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A lot of what she told me had to do with her boyfriend Judson and their sex life, a semipublic affair stimulated by some exhibitionist hankering.
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On the other hand, Japan's 3.3 percent unemployment rate is already very low, so it's not entirely clear that the economy can be stimulated at all.
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"The Huawei incident has indeed stimulated the development of China's domestic chip industry," Gu Wenjun, analyst at China-based semiconductor research firm ICWise, told CNBC by email.
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The light bouncing between the mirrors continues the stimulated emission, resulting in a single-color beam of light exiting the device through the partial mirror—a laser.
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The OFC, because it interacts with other brain regions that coordinate aspects of mood and emotion, might provide a more consistent benefit when stimulated, the team theorizes.
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Masturbating in the same way every time, and doing it often, can train your brain to orgasm only when your body is stimulated in that one way.
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From the mid-2000s soaring oil prices stimulated further growth, mainly in the services and construction sectors, but also fuelled imports, and the economy started to overheat.
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If acceptable social behavior is too strictly defined and controlled from above, the insensitive or transgressive behavior that administrators are seeking to minimize may actually be stimulated.
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The idea is that through the pins massaging different points of your ear, your vagus nerve will be stimulated leading to any number of positive health benefits.
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Domestic market weakness has driven down prices and stimulated foreign sales, with solar component export earnings rising 21.2 percent to $5.51 billion in the first six months.
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"Foremost among these is a view that sales of newer consumer technologies, like smart home, can be stimulated with good customer service, advice, and demonstrations," Saunders said.
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A group of Cambridge University scientists used MRI scans to track areas of the brain stimulated by porn use in both "healthy volunteers" and self-identified addicts.
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And there's a reason why people enjoy it: The anus is an erogenous zone ripe with nerve endings, so it can feel really good when it's stimulated.
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Some analysts argue that deeper cuts are required to balance the market, but note the cuts so far have stimulated U.S. energy companies to boost shale production.
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Lifestyle magazines briefly hyped a study out of Japan arguing that fish oil stimulated the digestive tract of mice to reduce weight gain and help weight loss.
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Cai Xiaodong, the surgeon who operated on Li, told Southern Daily that Li's impaired brain function is now stimulated by battery-powered electrodes implanted in his shoulder.
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It would be a happy consequence if a push for payment transparency stimulated consumers to demand what they should have in the first place: decision making authority.
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More important: At 75 I still do meaningful professional work, though part time, and now have more time for the activities that keep me stimulated and energetic.
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Awarding the Games to international locations served the Olympic goals of promoting peace and international understanding, stimulated the expansion of sport and encouraged health and fitness movements.
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I have expressed my regret and apology to the companies for the furor my remarks and language stimulated, and I extend this to colleagues, staff and clients.
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Different companies promote people at different rates, and I'm pretty confident that working for you will keep me motivated and mentally stimulated for several years to come.
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I was also someone who just liked to look, I found out, stimulated at the possibility of what might unfold, of not knowing what would happen next.
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The move, intended to cushion exporters against U.S. tariffs, has not only stimulated exports of genuine product but also of "fake semis", according to industry consultancy CRU.
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In the first decades of the 20th century, electric lighting began to reduce demand for kerosene while the massive expansion in car ownership stimulated consumption of gasoline.
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Using optogenetics, which Dr. Deisseroth also helped develop, the team stimulated nucleus accumbens neurons with D2 receptors at the very moment of the fateful food-lever decision.
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Such vigor can be stimulated in elections across the country — particularly if we provide concrete, monetary means for voters to participate in the selection of their representatives.
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" Jack dropped the acid before a rave several weeks ago, at 7 PM. "We stayed up until 6 AM but I was so stimulated I couldn't sleep.
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The standards of beauty and emblems of womanhood pushed onto Archer by a visually stimulated male society are turned back around and used, quite literally, against men.
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The experiment, Enos wrote, demonstrated that exclusionary attitudes can be stimulated by even very minor, noninvasive demographic change: in this case, the introduction of only two persons.
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Like many travelers, Katherine Dudas, a 25-year-old comedy writer based in Los Angeles, didn't even know she could go to hotels to be mentally stimulated.
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The sector of your chart that rules money and self-esteem is being stimulated, so expect to do a lot of thinking and talking about these subjects.
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Yet nicotine attracts nowhere near the concern that cannabis does, in part because the two drugs are so different in their everyday effects: mildly stimulated versus stoned.
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Michael J. Hicks, an economics professor at Ball State University, said it was too soon to say if the Pence tax cuts actually stimulated the state economy.
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Industrial profits rose at the fastest pace in three years in August, with rising sales and higher prices stimulated by a construction boom and heated property market.
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It has stimulated unprecedented investment in the farm economy, provided jobs and value-added markets for America's farmers, and allowed dramatic reductions in federal farm program costs.
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This "NK cell activating milieu" featured compounds that helped the NK cells target the tumors and compounds that stimulated the NK cells—which is bad for cancer.
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Oculus hasn't announced firm numbers, but the summer sale was rumored to have boosted its Rift sales quite a bit, and stimulated the sale of new VR games.
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The Jericho Fellowship invites guests to be intellectually stimulated by a passionate group of people and come away with new ways of seeing and engaging with the world.
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The call to action stimulated property developers to tag museums on to many of their projects in return for tax benefits and to curry favour with local authorities.
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This stimulated the deployment of a host of other devices, to look at the wave's point of origin near the border between the constellations of Cetus and Sculptor.
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Everyone forgets math over vacation, but it's only low-income students who show a decrease in reading comprehension, and there's evidence that they avoid that when they're stimulated.
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Of course, not every woman enjoys anal penetration, but for those women who love it — the clitoris is stimulated during anal sex and she has orgasms this way.
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Rilke relished more long talks with Rodin and the book is filled with examples of how Rodin stimulated the poet during this period of employment and intense dialogue.
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During the boom, oil and gas drillers created enormous extra demand for raw materials, transport and workers, all of which in turn stimulated more oil and gas demand.
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Pittman said his own work in developing Laser Stimulated Fluorescence imaging is similar in this regard, which he used to reveal the first example of countershading in dinosaurs.
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"At first, the 24-hour economy was being stimulated a lot," says Tim-Oktay Leeman, who works for the city of Amsterdam's department of Public Order and Safety.
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In addition, the global economy has been stimulated further by a tremendous amount of new debt generated from China that was underwritten by the People's Bank of China.
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Yet when the researchers stimulated the dentate gyrus of these mice with blue light, they also froze, suggesting that they were now able to recall the original shock.
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While most people think that sore muscles after a workout are a sign that you've stimulated growth, and that more soreness equals faster results, it's not necessarily true.
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Once you're there, this subtle flexing of the senses continues, stimulated not just by the art but also by the continual surprises of the building's design and details.
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When people refer to "clitoral orgasms" or "vaginal orgasms," what they're really describing is what part of the genitalia had to be stimulated to reach orgasm, Prause explained.
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As U.S. LNG exports ramp up over the coming decades, the American economy will be stimulated, and economic, environmental and geostrategic benefits will flow to many other nations.
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During the trial, prosecutors argued that Mr. Blankenship's seemingly unwavering focus on Massey's financial performance stimulated a corporate culture in which safety was less a priority than profits.
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Training with 220-210 reps stimulated just as much muscle growth as sets of 215-212 reps Of course, these are the results from just a few studies.
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Previous studies with transgender women have reported only the basic framework for what is known as nonpuerperal induced lactation, the process by which women are stimulated to lactate.
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But a crackdown by Chinese authorities that began last May has stimulated production in Mexico, with the Chinese supplying the loosely regulated precursors necessary for the cooking process.
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Produced by the adrenal glands when stimulated by the hypothalamus and pituitary gland, cortisol diverts other bodily functions to permit a quick, effective response to stress or danger.
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The net result was lower interest rates, which raised the value of financial assets, but there were no increases in bank loans that could have stimulated economic growth.
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The joyous summertime vulgarity of any great seaside destination, where dozens of different definitions of pleasure are both on display and hidden, clearly stimulated the painter as well.
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Denworth describes one bit of social neurobiology that in fact is found in our skin: special nerve fibers called CT afferents that, when stimulated, create a pleasant sensation.
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Her mother was a fashion designer and a seamstress who stimulated her daughter's creative streak; the little girl grew up in a household surrounded by fabrics and textiles.
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"The globalisation and consolidation trends that have characterized the industry over recent years have further stimulated the group to proactively search for available strategic partnership opportunities," Gorenje said.
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But researchers are starting to ponder an intriguing question: Are teenagers using drugs less in part because they are constantly stimulated and entertained by their computers and phones?
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Not only did Howard's images inspire great art but so did his published essays which stimulated the imaginations of the poets Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and Percy Shelly.
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Which is a shame, because catnip can be a boon for under-stimulated indoor kitties, who can get so stressed with lack of activity that they can develop diseases.
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"When the watery Scorpio Moon opposes the earthy Taurus Sun and Mercury (who is in Taurus), we can expect our unconscious minds and desires to be stimulated," Stardust says.
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The G-spot "is associated with the Skene's Gland, which is an organ that when stimulated, fills with fluid that's expelled from the urethra during female ejaculation," Battle explains.
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He masturbates into a container and runs his own DNA through the machine he has built, thereby creating a tentacle monster that is in turn stimulated by pornographic imagery.
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The International Tin Association (ITA) argues that ShFE's October launch of a warehouse warrant trading platform for tin has stimulated the transfer of off-market stocks to exchange warehouses.
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To double check the theory that this is where ticklishness comes from, they electrically stimulated the region and found that the rats did indeed emit their signature tickling noise.
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Umami perception is stimulated by glutamic acid, one of the 20 amino acids that make up proteins—but one that is more characteristic of animal proteins than plant ones.
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It also demonstrates the potential of a type of stem cell therapy in which the cells are stimulated in place, rather than taken out, manipulated, and put back in.
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Their emergence owed much to Latin America's extreme inequality of income and wealth, just as populism in the rich democracies has been stimulated by a rise in income inequality.
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In early 85033, following a tornado outbreak in Georgia, I met Laurie and her 14-year-old daughter, Skylar, who has autism and becomes easily over stimulated in crowds.
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These opportunities were stimulated by a tidal wave of data and video generated through the internet and further deregulation in areas such as picture-taking (called remote sensing) satellites.
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ECB officials argue that their policy has aided banks, because rising bond prices and improved credit quality have offset the crush on margins and cheap money has stimulated lending.
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Like many other commodity exporting economies, the revenue boom stimulated rapid growth in incomes and consumption at home, which in turn became an important source of extra commodity demand.
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Like a state with a successful business-friendly agenda, Apple has stimulated and enticed developers to do all the hard work of seeding, diversifying, and expanding its software ecosystem.
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We're always flooding each other's phones with inspiration to keep us stimulated because we gotta keep it coming and we always have to be on point at all times.
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Porn really cemented that image in my mind, but many years (and stimulated prostates) later, I've learned that this couldn't be further from the reality of P-spot pleasure.
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Easy credit, supportive home ownership policies, and the much lower prices in the majority of the lower tier cities compared with Tier 1 cities have stimulated demand this year.
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These nerves, which are wired directly to the brain's somatosensory cortex (a region where sensations are processed), would be stimulated based on information beamed wirelessly from the prosthetic hand.
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The play's Madrid première in 1934 was a huge success, but its frank exploration of the intimacies and agonies of rural marriage stimulated the wrath of the Catholic right.
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"The more these areas are encouraged to talk to one another, whether language areas or executive function, the more that coating of the wires is stimulated," Dr. Hutton said.
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On the other hand, Dubai's hosting of the 2020 World Expo has stimulated infrastructure spending that will boost growth across the UAE, according to a regional investment bank report.
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"While the launch of the Milwaukee Eight engines stimulated demand ... its success remains tempered by the still-competitive motorcycle industry environment," Morningstar analyst Jaime Katz said in a note.
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Central to his thinking was the concept of "presence" — a preconscious apprehension, usually stimulated by the natural world, of "time transfigured by the moment," as he once put it.
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The withdrawal of foreign troops from Afghanistan has always been the Taliban's main demand, and Trump's interest in drawing down U.S. troops has stimulated efforts to end the war.
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My choice of reading material when I was a child (and in my teens) were stories that stimulated my imagination, and I loved adventure stories more than anything else.
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These kinds of studies often involve someone lying in the machine while thinking about something in particular, looking at erotic imagery, masturbating, or being sexually stimulated by someone else.
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And even clean water can be harmful because it may fill up the baby's stomach, discourage further breast-feeding and therefore inhibit milk production, which is stimulated by suckling.
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For example, Sanders would need to stimulate a youth turnout boost much larger than the turnout boost Barack Obama's presence on the ballot stimulated among black voters in 22020.
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But with few policy victories in hand and the prospect of tax cuts seeming more distant, the reports on Mr. Trump's plea to Mr. Comey stimulated a market backlash.
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"Politically, people have become very stimulated, very active, and I think when that happens, we as creators start to reflect the climate and the energy around us," Asante said.
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While the cuts temporarily stimulated spending by putting more money in people's pockets, they did not have much impact in enhancing the economy's ability to produce goods and services.
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But the demise of the Russian Moon shot stimulated new ideas about how to leverage the nation's considerable spaceflight infrastructure and intellectual capital into accomplishing other milestones in space.
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A whimsical place for you to be with your kids, with your friends, hang out, lay about, be entertained, be stimulated, laugh, cry, and do all of those things.
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Although she originates as an 11-year-old smart-ass tomboy, she soon morphs into a depressive alt-nerd whose seeming laziness is actually a sign of under-stimulated intellect.
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If she suddenly stopped speaking in the middle of a sentence after a portion of her brain was stimulated, it let the surgeons know that it's an area to avoid.
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Those who really believed in the powers of the orgone box/egg also slept on pendulum beds under different colored lights (blue, green) in order to absorb extra stimulated energy.
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"The more your network includes individuals from different cultural backgrounds, the more you will be creatively stimulated by different ideas and perspectives," writes Harvard Business School professor Roy Y.J. Chua.
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"Unless a person is stimulated to a high state of arousal, that little pearl may be retracted, not noticeable, or hard to feel with a finger or tongue," she says.
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As a mother of 3, she says kids, in general, are desperately trying to stay stimulated while coping with a wave of negativity -- which is why they turn to drugs.
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Former U.S. President Barack Obama's efforts at detente stimulated international interest in doing business with Cuba, while President Donald Trump has promised to once more tighten 2.53-year-old sanctions.
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"The great thing about anal play is that everyone has a butt regardless of gender, and everyone's butt has nerve endings that can feel good when stimulated," says Dr. Vrangalova.
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Bijanki, with the help of Emory neurosurgeon Jon T. Willie, electrically stimulated the cingulum bundle of three epilepsy patients as they were undergoing preliminary diagnostic monitoring prior to brain surgery.
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While many may be aware of this societal shift stimulated by social media and digital culture, rarely are tactics for combating the commodification of our everyday habits and actions discussed.
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"His threat stimulated this rapid series of ratifications — China, the USA, Europe, and many others," Robert Stavins, the director of the Harvard Project on Climate Agreements, wrote in an email.
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The so-called "G-spot" is actually an area felt through the front wall of the vagina that, if stimulated—usually with firm pressure—may or may not feel good.
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"They're making our industry the target of criticism and clogging up the airspace, because an artificial demand is being stimulated that wouldn't exist if there were realistic prices," he said.
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And by delaying the gratification stimulated by the desire, scientists could actually break the association between the action that produced the chemical for "desire" and the object of that desire.
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That show (with this book in mind) ties Bacon's paintings to the depths of his sadomasochistic mind as stimulated by the writings of Eschyle, Nietzsche, Bataille, Leiris, Conrad and Eliot.
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The injured areas filled with a type of prostaglandin that stimulated stems cells to start multiplying; they became muscle cells that repaired the damaged areas, making them stronger than before.
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He was also asked why he thinks Facebook lets its employees collaborate with external researchers — and Kogan suggested this is "tolerated" by management as a strategy to keep employees stimulated.
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Working with an amputee volunteer, Osborn applied electric pulses that stimulated the participant's nerves and asked him to rate the level of discomfort from the sensation in his phantom hand.
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One, Novodinia americana, had a whole body that lit up when stimulated, and its eyes, with bigger pupils, were capable of detecting even sharper images than their shallow water relatives.
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This genetic swap, or translocation, had created a new gene that led cells to produce a hyperactive enzyme, which stimulated uncontrolled growth in white blood cells — the hallmark of leukemia.
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We want to be the safer spy where you can explore, you can get stimulated, have fun, enjoy, relax and have none of the controversy around exploiting users with advertising.
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They pulse and shimmer like a stimulated pack of synapses sending signals down your spinal column to trigger your toes to tap in time with the steady 4/4 tempo.
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The amended and more detailed complaint obtained by PEOPLE largely alleges Kelly, 31, "stimulated controversy for the purpose of making money" and promoting her upcoming book, There's No F—ing Secret.
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For people with vaginas, that's the "anterior fornix erogenous zone," aka the A-spot — a sensitive area of the internal part of the clitoris that is indirectly stimulated during anal sex.
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The head of the German central bank said he had doubts that hopes would materialize that economic growth could be stimulated on a broad basis by rolling back financial market regulation.
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Get both partners stimulated with the vibrating Je Joue Mio: Complete with five speeds and six levels of strength, feeling those fireworks at the same time won't be such a rarity.
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These have stimulated responses that run the gamut from human sacrifices to feelings of awe and bewilderment ... The consequences of the induced human psychological states have indeed led to physical effects.
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America's westward expansion in the 19th Century was stimulated by government, but led by companies and peoples seeking their futures and fortunes "out there" – beyond the established order, or physical boundaries.
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A second attempt, made a few years ago using a method called optically stimulated luminescence to examine some of the site's sediment, hinted that it was at least 60,000 years old.
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"[CNN's] investigation has stimulated a long overdue discussion," Dr. Sara Pasquali, associate professor of pediatric cardiology at the University of Michigan wrote recently in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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Today the part of your chart that rules home and family gets stimulated by the Moon when it enters Aries, the first sign (which makes it the baby) of the zodiac.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Asian spot LNG prices rose to highs not seen since November 2014 on strong demand as a cold snap stimulated consumption in China and India launched fresh purchase tenders.
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By the time I'm done collecting and writing and listening and talking and sketching and testing and moving, I'm so stimulated that my hands start putting things together on their own.
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Rapid U.S. GDP growth in the second quarter was mostly the result of tax cuts, which stimulated consumer spending, as well as a race to export soybeans and beat the tariffs.
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He was far more sedate than the average customers who, stimulated by the festivity of the moment and the threat of thick traffic ahead, operated in a giddy low-grade frenzy.
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The Trump administration has argued that economic growth stimulated by the tax breaks would bring in enough revenue to cover most-to-all of the revenue lost by the tax cuts.
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But by employing optogenetics, a technique that uses light to manipulate neurons, the scientists stimulated brain cells with those receptors, heightening the "loss" signal and turning risky rats into safer rats.
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But before you get carried away and blitz the thing, know that while clitoral stimulation is important to many women, how people like to have theirs stimulated varies greatly between individuals.
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The part of your chart that rules home and family gets stimulated by the Moon in chatty Gemini—perhaps you should call your mom or have that talk with your roommate?
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As the owner of a pretty pastel Cat Cafe, it's your job to keep a rowdy stable of felines happily fed, stimulated, and… horny enough to make more adorably grumpy kitties.
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"Unlike the rest of the body, like the gland of your penis which is constantly touched and brushed against and stimulated—either accidentally or on purpose—the prostate doesn't," Lewis says.
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Frances White, a biological anthropologist at the University of Oregon, once watched a female bonobo turn a stick into a kind of knobby "French tickler," with which she then stimulated herself.
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They also did not determine if the act of walking itself was what benefited creative thinking, or if this was the result of mild exercise that stimulated the body and mind.
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When the researchers stimulated the marimo with a brighter light and measured how quickly they photosynthesized, they found that the marimo were quicker to photosynthesize at their dawn than their midday.
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" After more than a year of popping up on social media, they pretty much went public when Jenner appeared as his love interest in Tyga's music video for his song "Stimulated.
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This was an example of Mr. Melillo's scheduling the right play in the right place at exactly the right time, and audiences left "Kings of War" highly stimulated and equally scared.
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If a person is not being regularly stimulated, it seems, the body may assume that a pregnancy is unlikely, and that it&aposs worth making this "biological trade-off," Arnot said.
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Climate change can be devastating to life on Earth, but since this cooling trend was relatively gradual, it may have stimulated adaptation and opened up vast new niches, triggering the GOBE.
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Since then, Ms. Raimondo's efforts have stimulated not only the economy, but also political interest in her as her party, knocked on its heels in November, desperately seeks a way forward.
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After being presented with a killed or weakened viral antigen, the immune system is stimulated into creating antibodies that will be able to recognize and kill the actual virus when it appears.
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They hypothesized that the babies who moved their mouths or tongues in response to the music were having the language centers of their brains stimulated and perhaps were learning to communicate back.
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Ensuring these animals are physically and mentally stimulated is central to the care that we provide, and these types of enrichment sessions are important for the care and welfare of these animals.
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They stimulated sexual development of dormant malaria parasites as it occurs in mosquitoes and then exposed the developing parasites to more than 70,000 compounds with the potential to halt the parasites' development.
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"Laser-stimulated fluorescence (LSF) is a revolutionary new technique using high power lasers that makes unseen soft tissues preserved alongside the bones, literally 'glow in the dark' by fluorescence," Pitman told Gizmodo.
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In a project paid for in part by IARPA, he and his team have stimulated the brains of more than 4503,000 volunteers using a 9V battery connected to electrodes on the scalp.
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According to that rule of international trade adjustment, Germany should have cut taxes and stimulated domestic demand a long time ago, because its public sector accounts had been virtually balanced since 2012.
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Once all the direct and indirect effects are taken into account, U.S. oil and gas producers stimulated $1.12 worth of oil and gas demand for every $1 that they produced in 2014.
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You might think that the dog in question is simply stimulated by something it doesn't understand, a clanking, walking, hopping figure that looks like a dog, but is certainly not a dog.
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Appetite for new offers can be felt across the board and may be stimulated by cash-flush foreign investors chasing higher returns than they can get in developed countries, the analysts said.
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" This is our body's response to "sexually stimulated vasodilation" — the dilatation of blood vessels — caused by nitric oxide, "a gaseous neurotransmitter/vasodilator produced by either cognitive stimulation, direct stimulation/massage or both.
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Your current insatiable need for closeness with others is stimulated this week, when action planet Mars enters a very intimate, sacred sector of your chart, and Venus enters all-or-nothing Scorpio.
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The truth seems to be that Olympic gold medallist Kurt Angle just defaults to that sort-of bemused, sort-of stimulated, very terrifying stare when a camera gets up in his face.
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So I guess if I'm recalling it or looking back on it, I would hope that you could be interested or stimulated in watching whatever it was, but having a variety, too.
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The fingertip was then moved over a piece of plastic engraved with smooth and rough surfaces, making the sensors produce "patterns of electrical pulses that stimulated the nerve," according to their paper.
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The point is, all of these are senses that can soon be measured, used as input-output devices and then further stimulated, simulated, transposed and used to remix and augment our reality.
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Horvath cited his own research, which involves subjects being stimulated with tDCS and then proceeding to push a button hundreds of times, as an example of this neo-simplicity within tDCS experiments.
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Although "laser" is an acronym for "Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation," radiation here refers to the emission of a photon, or electromagnetic radiation from the electron shell of an atom.
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Op-Ed Contributors For the first time in a generation, there is widespread anxiety about the possibility of nuclear war, stimulated by the extreme tensions between North Korea and the United States.
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These "neural nets" are made of what are, essentially, dimmer switches that are networked together, so that, like the neurons in our brains, they can excite one another when they are stimulated.
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"We want to be the safe respite where you can explore; you can get stimulated, have fun, enjoy, relax and have none of the controversy around exploiting users with advertising," Hastings said.
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In the meantime, we've already seen that in another GiveDirectly program in Kenya, cash transfers have stimulated the economy and benefited not only the recipients themselves but also people in nearby villages.
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In a study involving more than 600 people from China whose brains were analyzed with PET/CT scans, researchers found that regions stimulated by intake of both salty and spicy foods overlapped.
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Pelosi tried to temper surging talk that her party could try to oust Trump -- stimulated by its liberal grass roots and Republicans seeking a political opening -- with a pointed comment this week.
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N.C.A.A. Tournament: Day 113 The scares came one after another on Thursday, paroxysms of bracket-busting possibility that stimulated hopes of buzzer-beating upsets and overtime delights, those traditional trappings of March.
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Unlike acronyms that have passed seamlessly into English vocabulary, like SCUBA (self-contained underwater breathing apparatus) or LASER, (light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation), PUBG was not designed to be pronounceable.
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Thankfully, non-destructive methods like CT-tomography and Laser-Stimulated Fluorescence are providing a glimpse into the apparently invisible, revealing soft tissues in fossils, including bodily outlines and even those involved in articulation.
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When interest rates go negative Now it seems the reforms are paying off, helped by negative interest rates in Europe and bond-buying by the European Central Bank that has stimulated economic growth.
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Thus the production of bullshit is stimulated whenever a person's obligations or opportunities to speak about some topic are more excessive than his knowledge of the facts that are relevant to that topic.
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" Ego death is the feeling, often stimulated by psychedelic drugs, of, "complete loss of subjective identity," according to M.W. Johnson, W.A. Richards, and R.R. Griffiths' 2008 study "Human hallucinogen research: guidelines for safety.
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And then on top of it, he is a man and I like girls, so it was confusing even more so, because you wonder about your own sexuality, getting stimulated by a man.
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Even if you don't get off from anal play alone, the anus is a part of the body riddled with nerve endings that, when stimulated properly, can provide an array of sensual delights.
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"Anal sex allows the vaginal opening and clitoris to be stimulated in tandem – whether manually or with the assistance of toys — which can lead to powerful clitoral and anal orgasms," Dr. Goldstein says.
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Your mood drops when your dopamine receptors aren't stimulated; people with clinical depression typically suffer from dopamine disruptions in their central nervous system, explains Paul Hokemeyer, an addiction therapist at Caron Treatment Centers.
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There have been horrendous instances of police violence against African-Americans that have stimulated a new generation of civil rights activists who are calling for criminal justice reform, thus far with limited success.
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In coal, Chinese supply curbs stimulated new import flows, for example from Indonesia, Australia and South Africa, while the iron ore market also showed new signs of life, Trafigura added in its report.
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When questioned about the flattening of the yield curve, Chair Powell noted that what really mattered was the neutral rate of interest — the rate at which the economy is neither restrained nor stimulated.
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"The truth is, there is no differentiation between the two," Prause said, adding that "contractions always occur throughout the pelvis," regardless of whether you're being stimulated from your clitoris or inside your vagina.
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In the last days before the separation, I'd escaped to the refuge of a writing retreat in Southern California, where the previous winter's torrential rains had stimulated a springtime superbloom of desert wildflowers.
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Most producing countries have a mix of old and new wells, of varying vintages and at various stages of decline, some on artificial lift or being stimulated by secondary and tertiary recovery techniques.
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So, while the Chinese timber rush has stimulated local economies in Siberia, it has also stirred resentment, underscoring the promise and pitfalls of an economic experiment with implications far beyond one remote region.
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They then shifted to a technique called optically stimulated luminescence dating for the deepest layers, which was used to measure the last time the sand in the rock shelter was exposed to sunlight.
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And when all three of these structures are stimulated at once, perhaps this is what produces the intense orgasms (and sometimes, ejaculation) that have long been associated with the so-called G-spot.
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"[Gilman's] beautiful and alarming short story offers such a convincing horror of a repressed and under-stimulated woman slipping into psychosis as she sees into and beyond the walls that confine her," says Goodyear.
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And compared to sessions where other brain areas associated with depression were stimulated, these boosts in mood appeared to be more reliable, meaning that as people got larger shocks, they felt a greater boost.
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In effect, the economy is being over-stimulated by fiscal policy and the resulting imbalance is showing up in rising interest rates, increasing borrowing costs, an appreciating exchange rate and a widening trade deficit.
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The immense value of a precision bombing tool would have stimulated the generals' reward centers, activated their parietal lobes, and led them to perceive the technology as effective despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.
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Tax changes that allows deductions for corporate jets have traditionally stimulated demand for pre-owned planes, "which then carries over to new aircraft sales," David Coleal, president of Bombardier Business Aircraft, said by email.
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It seems that Chang'e-3 made some dust measurements, which the Chinese have confidentially shared with O'Brien; all he can say is that he's "stimulated" by the findings and hopes they'll soon be published.
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This influx of money into the ecosystem has also stimulated a burst of interest in Ethereum-based projects, as companies or individuals holding Ethereum find themselves with significantly more resources to apply to development.
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Neurophysiologists in Norway and France, for example, have found that different parts of the brain are stimulated when reading letters learned by writing them on paper, rather than by typing them on a keyboard.
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The robotic arm he used to greet the commander-in-chief is surgically wired directly to Copeland's brain, allowing him to feel when the prosthetic is stimulated, even though his spinal cord is damaged.
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"This suggests that fear of an imminent infection that causes an obvious, severe disease, warrants specialized treatment, and has a high fatality rate may have stimulated interest in potentially beneficial vaccines," the researchers wrote.
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The failure to create a stable Iraq stimulated regional religious and political conflicts and rendered ineffective subsequent U.S. efforts to influence current trends in the region, as the continually ineffective policies in Syria show.
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Mr. Comey, in a letter to The Wall Street Journal, wrote that the case between Apple and law enforcement over opening the iPhone has stimulated people worldwide to try to get into the device.
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A fiscally-stimulated U.S. economy has largely been insulated from slower global momentum, which has led to both a strong dollar and ongoing monetary policy tightening — both seen as potential headwinds for stock prices.
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Wagner and Pavličev say that once animals abandoned male-induced ovulation, the clitoris coincidentally moved away from the copulatory canal—where it's more likely to be stimulated during sex—and toward the outward genitalia.
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If you find yourself needing a pick-me-up after the intense vibes that saturated half the week, keep an eye out for the moon's pass through intellectually-stimulated Aquarius between Thursday and Friday.
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But physiologically, the 20-second intervals stimulated greater increases in adrenaline and lactate, which seems to have led to higher levels of a protein, PGC-1alpha, that contributes to the creation of new mitochondria.
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In one of the criminal complaints, prosecutors suggested that Bowen's attraction to Louisville had not been stimulated by the university's atmosphere, its pedigree or its penchant for developing players like him into N.B.A. pros.
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"There's a nightmare that gets stimulated inside a person, just thinking about this stuff all the time," O'Connell said the other afternoon, in a brightly lit room at the Vineyard Theater's downtown Manhattan offices.
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For example, "when a region related to memory performance is stimulated, increasing its excitability can make [you] faster or more accurate at a memory task, while decreasing excitability can impair [one's] performance," Santarneechi says.
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Between 2007 and 2012 Britain cut household food waste by 21 percent due to an awareness raising campaign that stimulated the use of resealable salad bags and zip-lock cheese packs, the study said.
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My favorite example of this is an experiment where beans that were infested with aphids stimulated uninfested neighboring beans to produce defensive volatile chemicals that ward off the pests but attract wasps (aphid natural enemies).
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Higher than normal levels of the hormones corticosterone and DHEA were found in the rats' feces, suggesting that not only were the rats stimulated, but were releasing hormones to help cancel out the stressful feelings.
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"We expect copper prices to touch $6,700 within three months," said Citi analyst Oliver Nugent, adding that the loan numbers had stimulated further buying and that hard data will confirm improvement over the coming weeks.
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The study doesn't prove that breastfeeding helps to protect against endometrial cancer, but it's plausible, the authors write, because the growth of this type of cancer is stimulated by estrogen, which is suppressed during breastfeeding.
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Over the next few months the team repeatedly stimulated those areas of the brain, finding the patterns and locations that produced the sensation of being touched on the index finger, ring finger and so on.
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Driving the news: The 12.5% jump in the 2018 trade deficit, reported today by the Commerce Department, is the result of a growing economy, stimulated by Trump's tax cuts, economist agree, and not something amiss.
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"We expect copper prices to touch $6,700 within three months," said Citi analyst Oliver Nugent, adding that the loan numbers had stimulated further buying and that data would confirm an improvement over the coming weeks.
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A surge in U.S. gas production from the shale revolution stimulated billions of dollars of investment in building LNG export terminals, transforming the country from an importer of LNG to an exporter of the fuel.
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The most likely reasons are better nutrition and the spread of education—brains that are well-fed and well-stimulated tend to work better—and environmental improvements such as the removal of lead from petrol.
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On April 19, the Sun enters Taurus, shining its warm, bright light on the fame and fortune sector of your chart—the same one that will be stimulated later this month by the Mercury retrograde.
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These are the same kinds of cells that detect bitterness, and "when the researchers stimulated the out-of-place cells with bitter compounds, they went wild, growing and triggering an inflammatory response," Live Science reported.
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Gina Beavers' large-scale sculptural paintings protruded from the the walls and adorned boxes around the space, showing every-day images that have been texturized and stimulated, making lips, luscious, abs, ripped, and meat, raw.
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The court culture of the Heian era, which ran from the eighth through the 12th centuries, was one in which other Chinese developments — notably, bureaucracy — stimulated the demand for paper for record-keeping and bookmaking.
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His agencies have implemented a range of new standards and regulations on everything from appliances to cars to power plants, and he has stimulated the growth of several clean energy industries with loans and grants.
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When Araks Yeramyan was a child, her father, a chemist who'd set aside dreams of becoming an artist, allowed his daughters only toys that stimulated the imagination, such as wooden building blocks and drawing materials.
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For years now, the charity GiveDirectly has been funding a basic income project in Kenya, where the cash transfers stimulated the economy and benefited not only the recipients themselves but also people in nearby villages.
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And production from old wells can be stimulated by injecting water, gas and chemicals into the producing formation to sweep more of the remaining oil toward the well bores and help it flow more easily.
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Santarnecchi says tDSC can be used to either increase or decrease excitability in our brains — making it more or less responsive, depending on the region being stimulated, which can translate into behavioral and cognitive effects.
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"Demand for bonds seems like it's being stimulated by the systematic rotation out of equities, which makes sense, especially given the attractive yields now on offer in the SAGB market," said Kieran Siney ETM Analytics.
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In the mid-2000s, stimulated by hefty solar subsidies in Europe, a handful of entrepreneurs in China started producing inexpensive solar panels, much as had been done in China before with T-shirts and televisions.
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Republicans claim that economic growth stimulated by their tax bill will more than pay for the lost revenue but we know, as the Penn-Wharton Budget Model concludes, that that will not be the case.
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The pick-up in consumer spending stimulated price pressures last month, which will most likely increase Fed officials' confidence that inflation will move toward the U.S. central bank's 2 percent target despite low inflation expectations.
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Questionable value to life skills aside, the overactive imagination of children isn't best stimulated by the limited palette of edu-tainment games like Word Munchers or Type or Learn or, god help us Mavis goddamn Beacon.
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"It enhances your immersion because not only are you seeing and anticipating how you would feel, but you actually feel the motion because the inner-ear is stimulated consistently with how you would expect," Cevette added.
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" Speaking to reporters, Dr. Lin said, "He said he was now 95 and he may previously been infected and now he has immunity, even with new viruses coming the immunity can be stimulated, so that's possible.
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Proving individual cells can perform basic metabolic functions, or send a neural impulse when stimulated, is quite far from activating the complex networks that somehow generate conscious awareness, a process we still do not fully understand.
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Yet one of the film's most memorable sequences occurs when ambitious psychologist Katherine McMichaels, sexually stimulated by the Resonator along with the other characters, dons a risqué leather outfit used by some of Pretorius's previous partners.
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Most women I know don't mind indulging the occasional partner's foot fantasy, though I have yet to meet a woman who seeks this out or is, herself, stimulated by jerking a man off with her toes.
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In Britain, the railways, which relied on steam, stimulated rather than replaced horse-drawn vehicles for decades because passengers and freight relied on horse-drawn carriages and carts to get to and from the rail stations.
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The chunk of frankfurter stimulated the boy's vagus nerve, and this triggered an abnormal heart rhythm that in turn caused his heart to abruptly stop beating, Ozyilmaz and his co-authors speculated in the case study.
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Because quartz vibrates millions of times per second when electrically stimulated, and watches use vibrating bodies to keep time, NASA was able to establish a stable time base off which all mission times could be derived.
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But that's what you'd expect to see from an appropriately stimulated economy — overall stable or slightly rising inflation as total spending levels stay steady even though the virus is disrupting exactly what people spend money on.
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And in that way, I am certain that Nicole is enough for me, certain I don't need a child to make the relationship meaningful; I am thrilled and comforted, stimulated and calmed by this amazing woman.
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Discoveries made there include a surprising link between fish and seabirds: a study found that nesting birds' droppings carried onto the reef by the rain stimulated plankton growth that attracted manta rays and other plankton feeders.
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The combination of low gas prices and a need by businesses to replace older trucks has stimulated demand, especially for full-size pickups, more than 270 percent of which are made by the three Detroit companies.
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Female entrepreneurs and sex educators like Ms. Williams and Ms. Dodson were responsible for popularizing toys that stimulated the clitoris and that came in a variety of shapes and colors, innovations that proved popular with women.
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The slowdown has stimulated a rush into American stocks and bonds, as global investors exchanged their currencies for dollars — pushing the value of the dollar higher — and then used those dollars to snap up financial assets.
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But as for Brexit's affecting literature, he suddenly observed, as if stumbling across an evident truth, it could very likely have a positive influence, because of course writers were stimulated and inspired by conflict and upheaval.
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Seventy-eight years ago last month, German gynecologist Ernest Grafenberg published a paper describing an "erotic zone" on the front wall of the vagina that, when stimulated, can lead to intense orgasms, sometimes accompanied by ejaculation.
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During this time you'll also find yourself way more attracted to people's minds than anything else: Whether someone is a friend or a lover, if you're not feeling intellectually stimulated, you'll be ready to say goodbye.
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"We go out to the park and we swing, we try to do a lot of activities because my little Leonore, she has lots of energy, so we have to keep her stimulated and busy," she said.
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An acronym for "Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation," the laser had been in commercial use for decades; starting in the 60s, the technology been used for cutting steel and diamonds, as well as in microsurgery.
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In a study published today in the journal Science, researchers at Portugal's Champalimaud Centre for the Unknown stimulated certain brain cells (or neurons) in mice to make them produce more of a much-hyped chemical called dopamine.
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In other words, being stimulated by the same media and sharing an investment in the same fictional worlds can simulate the experience of sharing a real-life network of friends and leads to stronger, more intimate relationships.
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"And then we go out to the park and we swing, we try to do a lot of activities because my little Leonore, she has lots of energy, so we have to keep her stimulated and busy."
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In layman's terms, this basically means that the stimulated light receptors in your eye can sometimes mess with the ones adjacent to them, making you see things that aren't there, or not see things that are there.
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And then we go out to the park and we swing, we try to do a lot of activities because my little Leonore, she has lots of energy, so we have to keep her stimulated and busy.
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For the non-oil sector, growth is expected to be stimulated by expansionary fiscal policy as the budget for 2019 shows a significant increase in capital expenditure by 245 billion Saudi riyals ($65.3 billion), the report said.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The letter of the United States's Ambassador to Germany warning Berlin against using Chinese manufacturer Huawei's equipment to build a next-generation telephone network has stimulated further discussion, a German government spokeswoman said on Wednesday.
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I believed the more I stimulated my brain by observing the world around me and reminding myself what color was, the more the damaged circuitry in my brain would reconnect and bring my normal vision back online.
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A MOF official attributed the jump in exports to China to demand stimulated by the Lunar New Year holiday, which took place in February, but that this made exports to the country look healthier than the reality.
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Amazon may be offering convenience, but this will come with some price, either our privacy, our habits and patterns being scraped—or, our pleasure centers so stimulated, that we don't want to go anywhere Amazon is not.
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My friend, author and investor Amy Jo Martin says that walking meetings actually help her brain stay stimulated, and when she can't get outdoors, she takes meetings via Google Hangouts and Skype calls from her treadmill desk.
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The tournament will have to move on without Sharapova and Shapovalov, who surprised and stimulated crowds in Montreal and New York this summer with his athleticism, aggression and flowing blond hair falling beneath a backward baseball cap.
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But somewhat counterintuitively, research indicates that virtually all mothers, even malnourished ones, can produce sufficient breast milk, because breast milk is stimulated by suckling and good attachment, and does not much depend on the mother's own nutrition.
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