"Arcadia" is not an easy book to summarize, but it's a book that spends a lot of time trying to summarize itself.
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After the cat paper, he realized that if you could ask a network to summarize a photo, you could perhaps also ask it to summarize a sentence.
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Let me see if I can summarize this for you.
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Could you summarize your entire life in just three minutes?
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How would you summarize America's current policy on autonomous weapons?
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I've written about this before, but I'll briefly summarize again.
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We don't need to summarize what the story is about.
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This material is hard to summarize but rewards careful looking.
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To summarize the above lament in two words: Team Hiddlefake.
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H: How would you briefly summarize the history of VJing?
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It was a long email, but I'm going to summarize.
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We can summarize how events went down with two charts.
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I'll be honest: This is beyond anyone's ability to summarize.
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Then, summarize the major similarities you found among the advertisements.
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If you had to summarize my mission statement, it's probably this.
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Relying on humans to summarize news topics would not be efficient.
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To summarize: I am proficient with Microsoft Word, WordPress and SEO.
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To summarize Seattle rapper Nacho Picasso as "trippy" wouldn't cover it.
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To summarize the science, cows emit gas and it's no joke.
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Or he could summarize what he's learned and issue a statement.
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The president asked him to summarize that statement for the court.
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To summarize, the updated Ford F-150 has improved on greatness.
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Even then, Eckert didn't so much summarize as he did whitewash.
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To summarize the story extremely briefly, most white people are Republicans.
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Consider a company that needs to summarize long-winded, handwritten notes.
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"The best way I can summarize it is this," Fowler said.
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For listeners who didn't catch it, let me just summarize it.
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Like dreams and traffic disputes, escape rooms are scandalously dull to summarize.
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There was so much news it's hard to even summarize it all.
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Without revealing the entire story, summarize what happens in A Mortician's Tale.
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To summarize: The rich and unprofitable become richer and (perhaps) more unprofitable.
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Mr. Barr will then summarize those findings and present them to Congress.
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LG: Okay, tweetstorm from Samantha Yammine, I'm just gonna summarize it here.
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We summarize how the match ended in chaos and accusations of sexism.
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Summarize what your company stands for, and what its guiding principles are.
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These troubling statistics summarize the state of many families' balance sheet today.
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A. Panzera wanted to ask about two things, I'm gonna summarize them.
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I honestly can't summarize this story — you just have to take it in.
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It won't be hard to summarize the administration's failure to keep that promise.
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Prosecutors in the current case are scheduled to summarize their case on Thursday.
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He then shows you a hash that's supposed to summarize the entire document.
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Finish weekly updates and summarize and share our progress with the essential parties.
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JIM PATTERSON: So, to summarize, Danny, you are good at being an asshole.
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Greg E.: How would you summarize the piece in a sentence or so?
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So to summarize, Westworld is back — and the maze is bigger than ever.
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"Delight" is a notion that could well summarize this small and fascinating exhibition.
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There's so much in the Goodlatte bill that it's hard to summarize succinctly.
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We could summarize his very detailed and thoughtful process, outlined on his website.
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There's suspense in the way they eventually connect, but it's hard to summarize.
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Millions of participants share salary data, which analysts at Glassdoor summarize each month.
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To summarize very briefly, when Trump was doing badly in the debate — e.g.
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How do the authors summarize his political beliefs in the first two paragraphs?
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You know this better than I do, but I'll briefly summarize for readers.
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But, we're not here to summarize the series OR give away any spoilers.
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It is pointless to summarize the deficiencies of either or both principal candidates.
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He realized the story was easy to summarize, and saw a market opportunity.
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Below, I summarize the principal conclusions set out in the Special Counsel's report.
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Below, I summarize the principal conclusions laid out in the Special Counsel's report.
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Chyna will learn how to ... -Recognize trends, detect outliers, and summarize data sets.
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To summarize, this is the tweet we're talking about: Another one bites the dust.
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How would you summarize Charles and David Koch's effect on the climate change issue?
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It knows what a word or sentence means, but it can't summarize a paragraph.
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Assumptions can and should be challenged: To summarize, venture capital is a tough business.
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To summarize, here are people who do not work at Twitter:Adam Messinger, former CTO.
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To summarize: The woman's barely skimming her late twenties, and she's already in charge.
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As with most topics, Drake's feelings about muffins are too complex to summarize succinctly.
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It's a huge, complex document, but we did our best to summarize what's inside.
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"I can summarize the feelings of people inside with one word: resilience," he said.
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How on earth anyone could summarize a plot like that straightfaced is a mystery.
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One could summarize the Olsens' success in two simple steps: Step 1: Be born.
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To summarize, her primary message was this: Stop telling people to love their bodies.
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Here, Facebook uses technology to summarize what people are saying about the suggested place.
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To try and summarize the comic book career of Stan Lee is almost impossible.
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How would you summarize the view of Palestinians who see it as a betrayal?
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Summarize their job differences, as described in the fifth through the ninth paragraphs. 2.
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How would you summarize the situation in southern Montana and in Big Horn County?
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If I had to summarize my sex life, right now I'd probably say unsatisfied.
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There is no tl;dr on this one — cryptocurrency is not easy to summarize.
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And you can summarize it down to like, don't be obese and don't smoke.
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That powerful quote that can pretty much summarize the divisions in this country right now.
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He had no note takers that were there that could summarize what they talked about.
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PANETTA: Why do we now allow Putin to basically summarize what happened in that meeting?
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To summarize, you can spend time learning about advisers, their expertise, how they're paid, etc.
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Correction: This story was revised to recast the headlines to more accurately summarize Ballmer's comments.
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Earlier that afternoon, Orange had tried to summarize the impact of IAIA on his life.
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But if you've yet to grasp the premise of the program, let me quickly summarize.
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Colleagues, I am writing to summarize two releases of information that will occur on Monday.
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Donald Trump and his Attorney General cannot be trusted to summarize or excerpt it accurately.
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I do not believe it in the public's interest for me to attempt to summarize.
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Tell us a bit about this mix—how would you summarize the Club Toilet sound?
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What's new: Perhaps the simplest solution is to summarize an article as efficiently as possible.
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To summarize briefly, the id and the ego describe two different elements of our personalities.
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Or, to summarize the sentiment passed between them in the screenshot below, women be crazy!
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This is a slightly dated analysis, but I can summarize something interesting that we found.
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Exhausted yet buzzing, I called him one more time, wanting to summarize what I'd found.
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Would you please summarize for our readers who have not had the pleasure of viewing?
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Here I briefly summarize what the medical science says and why there is no debate.
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How does she quickly summarize "Black Panther" history to explain how this movie fits in?
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"We were not allowed to summarize or edit them in any way," Mr. Wright said.
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Doherty asked that Madison not read his notes directly but summarize them for the lawmakers.
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Dr. Bornstein did not mention Mr. Trump's mental status or summarize a neurological examination. Mrs.
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Standup will summarize GitHub activity in advance of common weekly standups, effectively vocalized progress reports.
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Riddle was not allowed to see the resolutions, but the provost offered to summarize them.
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These studies summarize the analysis of raw data and draw conclusions based on that analysis.
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I made a little chart to summarize the evolution of Republican positioning on monetary policy.
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Those redacted portions could summarize what his team already knows, according to the court record.
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But it may also be because the bill itself is gigantic and difficult to summarize.
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How to summarize or even effectively evaluate a work of this duration is a challenge.
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Article of the Day Before reading the article: Can you summarize and define "net neutrality"?
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Then, have them summarize the story and explain what it reveals about the opioid crisis.
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Here's the best way to summarize it: McConnell is not going to pursue this. Period.
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Even though Ze does a live presser they can still summarize a brief statement. Thoughts?
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To do this, Cambridge Analytica had Facebook users take quizzes designed to summarize their personalities.
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To summarize: A near-tie for Clinton and Sanders; Cruz beats Trump with Rubio right behind.
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" Summarize how it feels to front this campaign having been a fan in one word..."Organic.
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The narratives, to summarize, are essentially that: If those narratives look contradictory, then you have eyes.
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" To scan and summarize text, Ghanem said Summize uses a combination "of licensed and proprietary tech.
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To summarize: Students at Bachoff Academy are trained to achieve musical perfection through repeated sexual assault.
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One by one, the young women stepped up to the microphone to briefly summarize their lives.
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And the ties between the Obama White House and Google are almost too extensive to summarize.
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Perhaps I'd best summarize it in bullet point form before I embark on the many details.
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For No. 2 you might label or summarize what they said so they answer, 'That's right.
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To summarize: This guy is obsessed with men's "frames" and them being large and/or strong.
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And to the right, oh boy, I don't even know how to summarize that horror show.
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It's near impossible to summarize the entire QAnon conspiracy theory, as it's fluid and ever-changing.
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So to summarize: Subway's sandwiches have been bad for, like, at least 20 or 30 years.
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That's the best way to summarize the hours (10?) I've spent with Red Dead Redemption 2.
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To summarize: Top Republicans on Capitol Hill say there's no evidence to support Trump's wiretapping allegation.
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Trees help, but, to summarize a jungle of a climate debate, it's more complicated than that.
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To summarize: Stop freaking out about size, no "log shots," and setting/production value is important.
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Before doing that, though, let's summarize what we now know about the origins of the investigation.
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TABLES There are many types of tables that are used to summarize numerical and categorical data.
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I'm going to do my best to maybe summarize in 10 seconds, but ... Fun for who?
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See if you can summarize the main idea of these excerpts in one or two sentences.
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This Prince-indebted ode to sexual fluidity is the perfect way to summarize Janelle Monáe's magic.
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I don't have a recording of the session, so I asked him to summarize the point.
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Donald Trump and his Attorney General cannot be trusted to summarize or excerpt it accurately. Sen.
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I think it's a misconception that a headline, whether print or digital, must summarize a story.
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You can't summarize this essay because it's so hard to encapsulate this life's twists and turns.
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This provided a way to summarize which group of schools accounted for the changes over time.
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It's not easy to summarize Roberto Burle Marx and the many facets of his creative output.
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Summarize how you've grown as a professional at the company and why you value your time there.
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To summarize: The Olympics aren't expected to lead to a sudden surge in tourists in the country.
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This week, we summarize Fargo so you don't have to embarrass yourself at the water cooler anymore.
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So to summarize, he has the ability to sell as many shares as he decides to do.
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This collection of essays is just too jam-packed with great stuff to summarize in a caption.
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Universities will find an interesting paper and summarize it in layperson terms uncritically for a press release.
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That makes it hard to summarize — and even harder to predict how broad its support will be.
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To summarize it briefly, it is a film about gender and culture in America in the 1980s.
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The company uses a network of editors today to summarize and narrate those summaries for its users.
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Rodney Sieh, Editor of Front Page Africa seemed to summarize the collective views I heard the best.
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"It probably took me a week to summarize everything I'd learned in the interview process," he said.
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There are other applications that categorize your spending to help summarize where you could be cutting costs.
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To summarize, Olly stabbed Jon Snow in the heart during an epic betrayal in last season's finale.
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The range of human situations and individualized histories in Portraying a Nation are nearly impossible to summarize.
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In return, you arrive at a kind of knowledge that's impossible to summarize, and also to forget.
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To summarize the tried-and-true tale: Costs are up, while ticket sales and donations are down.
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The film is impossible to really summarize, and I don't want to give away its gobsmacking twists.
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These grand historical narratives are crude tools used to summarize — but that never fully explain — what happened.
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It also forces you to process the information that you were just told and then summarize it.
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She's describing her fellow Scandinavian descendants, but the words summarize Lee's vision of America as a whole.
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But it would be too bald to summarize "The Traveling Lady" as an argument against clamming up.
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Fifth graders parsed the Bill of Rights and made notes to summarize the meaning of each amendment.
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Once they select their top stories, they will write a Flocabulary-style rap to summarize those stories.
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Like most of her plans, it is impressively researched and impossible to summarize in a single paragraph.
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Differential privacy would be a way to summarize that data without putting any one individual at risk.
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For example, if you covered a long segment, briefly summarize before you jump into the next topic.
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So, to summarize, the executive order: Requires the government to "consider," but not necessarily change the law.
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Read it and then summarize how Mr. Trump has responded to recent events you read about above.
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Can you summarize what you call the "new view" and say why you think it's so important?
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The Takeaway: Is there some way someone can summarize what happened using an analogy that everyone can understand?
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Agolo, a New York startup that has received investment from Thomson Reuters, uses AI to summarize business documents.
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" To summarize Taylor Swift: "Big reputation, big reputation, oh Lori Loughlin and Olivia Jade had a big conversation.
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Davis provided BuzzFeed News with a draft white paper and related presentation that summarize his data and findings.
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Although I'll summarize a few of its main findings below, the report actually makes for very interesting reading.
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This is all bureaucratic jibjab, but to summarize: Serrano has to file the warrant now with the address.
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The news curator also chooses the "most substantive post" to summarize the topic, usually from a news website.
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"Right now to summarize it: $30 and $2 does not work — $30 oil and $2 gas," he said.
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By now, it's difficult to summarize all of Facebook's privacy, misuse, and security missteps in one neat description.
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These are the seven most important moments that summarize the most riveting and consequential congressional hearing in years.
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Instead, show your unique ability to listen to others, process large amounts of information and summarize different points.
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I will say that Dispatches is not an easy book to summarize or to draw cheap lessons from.
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Ahead, I summarize the things I've learned, experienced, and come to realize since hopping aboard the natural train.
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Lovato likewise used an illustration to summarize her thoughts on nudity and the way women embrace their bodies.
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But he said the argument aimed to summarize the government's response to Manafort's attempt to dismiss the case.
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Let me attempt to summarize his summary: Cisco makes a ton of the hardware that connects the world.
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As this latest phase of Marvel movies nears its conclusion, Feige and Downey tried to summarize the experience.
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"How do I take 100,000 different documents, and summarize that into two or three key words?" he said.
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How long would it take to summarize each in descriptive detail and fulfill the additional requirements of cataloguing?
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The Oscars for score have gone through a series of changes that is completely impossible to summarize succinctly.
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" Which isn't a bad way to summarize Mr. Kushner's own plays, including the 1993 Pulitzer Prize-winning "Angels.
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At one point, I asked Qayum how he would summarize the crucial difference between ISIS and the Taliban.
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In it, Rice purports to summarize a high-level meeting she attended about two weeks earlier on Jan.
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"To summarize: WRONG ANSWER," defense attorney Eric Dubelier and his colleagues from the law firm Reed Smith wrote.
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The Takeaway: If only there was some way to accurately summarize the president's attitude towards Martin Luther King.
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I hope someone has optioned that kerfuffle — which is too baroque and weird to summarize — for a movie.
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Agolo, a New York startup that has received investment from Thomson Reuters, uses AI to summarize business documents.
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To summarize, we have been presented with a slew of trailers, clips, and teasers in the past few weeks.
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The Real Housewives taglines summarize a cast member's main storyline or their attitude about the season as a whole.
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" The dean of Peking University at the time, Chen Duxiu, coined two catchphrases to summarize the student demands: "Mr.
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If you asked 100 American authors to summarize the state of American genre fiction, you'll get 100 different answers.
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The best way I can summarize Waterfield's backpacks is that they feel like something my grandfather might have used.
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Before delving into the current and future state of election technology, let's summarize how we arrived at this point.
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What's curious about this is that Barr claimed just last month that he wouldn't try to summarize Mueller's report.
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As machine learning matures, it's becoming feasible for the first time to actually summarize and contextualize the world's information.
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If India had to summarize the outgoing year in a single phrase, it would be this: a mixed bag.
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To summarize, her kids saw her getting ready to leave for the PCAs and asked where she was going.
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Barr has said he expects to summarize the report he gets from Mueller and submit the summary to Congress.
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Rather than a suspiciously eyed outlier among European capitals, Berlin in the Roaring Twenties seemed to summarize its age.
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Summarize the situation, explaining that you have paid your rent, and enclosing proof that the landlord received the checks.
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By the end of class, students must finish reading the article and be able to orally summarize its contents.
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At least eight books purport to summarize "Bad Blood," John Carreyrou's best-selling account of fraud in Silicon Valley.
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Back-to-back bar graphs sometimes summarize data on a single categorical variable for two different groups or populations.
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Political scientists have long held that party labels do more than just summarize people's views on issues and policies.
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I summarize all this because loneliness and social isolation are the problem that undergird many of our other problems.
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I recognized that my best role on a team was to synthesize and summarize the thoughts of the team.
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I don't intend to repeat my prior opening statement or attempt to summarize ten hours of previous deposition testimony.
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To summarize, you&aposll plug the Dot in and wait a few seconds for the indicator to turn orange.
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Barr sent a four-page letter to Congress purporting to summarize the conclusions of Mueller's nearly-400 page report.
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Here I will just summarize the decision FERC recently made and ponder the grim implications for future federal policy.
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To summarize, New Orleans needs to beat the Falcons (9-5, 83 percent) while Carolina loses to Tampa Bay.
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Literally translated from German, torschlusspanik means "gate-closing panic," a word to summarize that fretful sensation of time running out.
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Each week, we will be posting the best memes that summarize every episode (and how many of us are feeling).
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Instead, a cold case detective will summarize the DNA and genetic genealogy work that led investigators to focus on Talbott.
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But if you dare.... First, you should casually summarize the television landscape, using the examples above to set the stage.
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The thing about this movie is that to explain — or even summarize — the plot would be to completely ruin it.
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"Each state allocates this funding differently, so it's difficult to summarize the total impact on the nationwide network," Bertolette said.
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Below, I'll summarize some of the most noteworthy tidbits from Noclip's investigation, though the documentary is worth watching in full.
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Google just announced that it will introduce a "visual snapshot" feature in Assistant to summarize what's happening in your day.
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The result is a system the founders say can summarize disparate documents and identify convictions more quickly than any human.
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It's impossible to summarize in a handful of words just how hugely impactful Bowie was on the world of fashion.
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To best summarize the thoughts of Team Zarin fans, we gathered the most passionate responses to the housewife's unexpected return.
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The outlet, called The Recount, will be video-driven, featuring short videos that summarize what is happening in the news.
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So, to summarize: there's a new TV show in which three British grandmothers try weed for the very first time.
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It is also possible Barr will choose to summarize the findings in his own document to avoid the protected material.
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Allow me to summarize: The first of these claims is (how shall I put it in this dignified space?) … balderdash.
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And if US intelligence analysts find anything of value as foreign intelligence, they often summarize such communications in intelligence reports.
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"If I would summarize briefly, the changes mean that any kind of migration-related work is illegal," Nizak told me.
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It's difficult to summarize, but Plato held that for every kind of government there existed a corresponding kind of man.
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Then, summarize in one to two sentences who this group is and why they are rebelling against the Nigerian government.
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In other cases, they might summarize information on two different statistics for different groups or at different points in time.
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But guys, we really need something like, you know, articles – blog posts would do the trick — that summarize your positions.
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We'll summarize a few different perspectives on the question, and then come up with our best synthesis of the group.
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Instead, you&aposll have to look for representative quotes, summarize concepts, and ask questions about what you don&apost understand.
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"You can say, 'That's really interesting, now let me see if I can summarize what you've said,'" Dr. Tashiro suggests.
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In short, one could summarize this set of complaints as the economy's having become too dynamic for its own good.
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S. relations and am willing to work with President Trump to summarize the experience of the development of China-U.
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To summarize: Thinking about it is relatively normal, but thinking about going through with it should be a cause for pause.
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Labor Market If you were Donald Trump, you would probably summarize the academic paper's finding as follows: China is beating us.
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But by using AI to automatically scan and summarize this output, scientists could save time and get on with important research.
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To summarize, Trump has no serious plan for the key foreign policy problem facing the US today -- the implosion of Syria.
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The study's authors summarize the results as follows:Celebrity chefs across a variety of programming did not demonstrate proper food safety behaviors.
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"It's hard to overstate and hard to summarize Jared's role in the campaign," billionaire and Trump supporter Peter Thiel told Forbes.
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We were a bit quick to summarize a moment ago, as the new round is also small compared to Pinterest's revenue.
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And if I had to summarize the two biggest critiques, they would be: 103) Why is Bernie Sanders so low (No.
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I love adding the finishing touches to my tax return and generating pages that neatly summarize my income for a year.
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"I think edgy would probably summarize most of the program quite well and that's what we were going for," Virtue said.
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Given her grasp of this basic failing, I had to wonder why she felt constrained to summarize his plots so exhaustively.
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They summarize their results in one very long table: The authors note that there's no strong culinary pattern to the findings.
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If you could summarize in a single concept or sentence the nature of later Italian television, how would you define it?
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Being able to summarize what you've learned lets you quickly cross-check your assumptions with the founder and get helpful corrections.
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"I'm about to take a measure that we can summarize with 'I'm staying home,' " Conte said, according to The Washington Post.
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In your own words, summarize the feelings many seemed to share, and give an example of one from the article. 5.
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They synthesize and summarize all the information, and their analysis is then made available to government officials to assist in making policy.
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Before getting into this year's celebration of pi, let me just summarize some of the most important things about this awesome number.
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Agolo's claim is to be able to summarize quickly and accurately, producing something of a quality worthy of broadcast or official documentation.
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I encourage would-be investors to embrace realistic expectations by reviewing deal point studies, which summarize the typical terms in recent deals.
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The Bits email newsletter will continue, as will Bits special sections and daily reports that summarize the big news of the day.
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Maybe I can try and summarize my view in that we have two distinct dangers coming out of the same technological tools.
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You'll be happy to hear that several different sites have answered the call and can summarize these streaming catalogs at a glance.
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The best way to summarize the Senate health care effort right now is that no one has any idea what's going on.
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To summarize: This computer is gigantic and designed to appeal to geeks who flock to blinking LEDs lights like moths to lamplight.
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Still, if you want one moment to summarize how the Cubs now find themselves in a 2-1 series deficit, Hill vs.
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To summarize it would take all day, but the series has won BAFTA awards for some of its actors and production elements.
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Highlighting "slow growth" or "lack of opportunity" at your current company is a good way to summarize what you're feeling, Welch says.
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Read the entire article and summarize the challenges and opportunities held by both China and the African nations in ending elephant poaching.
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Sidharth says the summarization technology used is a lot like those that summarize news articles, except it's been designed specifically for chats.
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The authors summarize their strategies, which prove to be deceptively straightforward: Overcome personal biases, base decisions on logic and always question assumptions.
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It may be difficult to summarize the importance of McBride's speech at the DNC, but that importance is not difficult to understand.
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C2, the highest level, expects the learner to "understand with ease virtually everything heard or read," and summarize information from different sources.
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Even if you knew nothing about his work, you'd find it difficult to summarize him based solely on the things he owned.
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To summarize: The middle-class tax cuts vanish, while the middle-class tax increases (and an enormous tax cut for corporations) remain.
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Coming a week after the election, the Grenfell Tower fire seemed to summarize the political debate in a moment of terrifying clarity.
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" Her story "A Story in the Key of C," he said, "shines with such love that to summarize is to smudge it.
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To summarize, here are the most important details you need to know about unsecured personal loans:You borrow a fixed amount of money.
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It resembles its fellow video startups NowThis and Quibi and aims to summarize the politics news of the day in short clips.
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Her manager will summarize points and give feedback based on the data that YouTube provides its creators on the creator-studio page.
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If you want to summarize the habits of successful people into one phrase, it's this: successful people start before they feel ready.
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Summarize those moving posts by author and Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg, who wrote, "I want to choose life" after her husband died?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It's not easy to summarize Roberto Burle Marx and the many facets of his creative output.
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To summarize, Bieber pulled a Kanye West (again.) He is putting his interests, and those he finds worthy (like Richie,) above his fans.
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Summize costs $13 to download and advertises the ability to quickly scan a textbook page or news article and summarize its key points.
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The basic reports will summarize, in brief, the misconduct cases, but will not include officers' names, police told the New York Daily News.
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Next up, the project will continue to fly additional deliveries and then summarize their findings in a report to be delivered in March.
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"I don't know," I explained, scrambling to accurately summarize the details of my case, since she'd taken a rare initiative to contact me.
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To summarize ourselves gently, the firm is doing what it needs to do to show a path to profits while still scaling rapidly.
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Search historical footage by clothing or even skin color and "summarize" countless hours of footage into a single image or a short clip.
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Then, when they're done, the receiver has to summarize exactly what the sender said, without offering their own analysis or interpretation, Derhally says.
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I ran through University of Michigan professor Nicholas Bagley's thoughts in the piece linked above, but let me summarize them again in brief.
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"Our job as faceless bureaucrats sitting in windowless rooms was not to do science but to summarize the frontier of science," he said.
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They haven't yet said what they plan to do to summarize their findings in the yearlong investigation into the FBI and Justice Department.
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Lauren: I would like to summarize my own by saying that I, personally, would pay Harry Styles to slap me in my face.
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A federal magistrate judge in Austin sealed an affidavit by investigators that would be expected to summarize their reasons for charging Mr. Conditt.
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" Barr used strikingly similar language in his letter to Congress about the Mueller report, in which he claimed to summarize its "principal conclusions.
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To summarize it is impossible, and it is a testament to Fraser's talents that he manages to contain it thoroughly within 250 pages.
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And Mr. Barr warned that trying to quickly summarize the report more fully would have exposed him to a minefield of potential criticism.
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The written scribble on this sheet include the "Feynman diagrams" that he developed to quickly summarize a subatomic interaction with lines and squiggles.
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Have students choose one or more of these articles to read, and then summarize what they learn for the rest of the class.
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Callamard and Kaye didn&apost publish the forensic report in full, but did summarize its findings and publish a timeline of alleged events.
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When you summarize images, you can divine a picture of what each stage of the summary looks like — an edge, a circle, etc.
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But somebody on your staff — perhaps the well-read defense secretary, James Mattis — could summarize "The Guns of August," by Barbara W. Tuchman.
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There was a distinct theme to your correspondence this week: how, precisely, did I manage to summarize an entire decade without mentioning women?
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Jackson: Could you summarize the key idea of what is asset-backed tokenization and why you're interested in it and excited by it?
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Please summarize the subject of your essay in a few sentences at the top of your email and tell us who you are.
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Using that information, we can then summarize trends in both the distribution and growth of incomes for different countries, all in one graph.
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To summarize: The dropper can install application packages defined by the manifest downloaded via an unencrypted HTTP connection without the user's consent or knowledge.
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"We should summarize good experiences and practices in the pilot areas, and accelerate the expansion of replicable experiences to a wider scope," Chen said.
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An app paired the gadget to the user's phone, letting them translate their transcribed notes, automatically summarize them, or share them over the web.
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And I can't summarize for you, but one of the challenges is in the Middle East, North Africa region, with the exception of Egypt.
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For fear of getting bogged down in detailing the nitty-gritty, as I did that day while cruising down the 405, let me summarize.
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I am going to summarize the takes in the form of the chorus of The Talking Heads' "Slippery People:" What's the matter with him?
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VICE: To summarize: there would be areas that don't need as much manpower going to agriculture once the impacts of climate change start happening.
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Out On Stage, a Fathom Events special that arrives in theaters July 24, attempts to summarize this movement in a single 90-minute special.
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The tool uses the data they found and analyzed in this research, to summarize threads and predict when they're at risk of going stale.
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"Tumblr will likely go down as the worst acquisition in tech of this decade and summarize Mayer's tenure as CEO," Galloway told Business Insider.
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Offer a compelling vision and keep it simple Quick test: summarize the vision of each of the major 2016 candidates in a few words.
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I can summarize 20 hours in The Division, the Grimdark multiplayer game set in a post-terror attack New York City, with an anecdote.
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To summarize, wired headphone users are pretty safe to buy Samsung smartphones, provided they aren't the brand new Galaxy Note 10 or Galaxy Fold.
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When asked to summarize it so far, the voters gave the party line: that it's a politicized "witch hunt" aimed at undermining Trump's presidency.
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Nearly all the joy I've experienced this summer can be traced to a single video, and it's one I can't really summarize in words.
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Whitaker's announcement follows new bipartisan legislation filed Monday that would require Mueller to summarize his findings in a report to Congress and the public.
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As I thought of that testimony afterward, I realized I could summarize a lot of it with one simple phrase: parental and personal responsibility.
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There are several different statutory obstruction provisions, but, to summarize, obstruction pertains to corruptly influencing or obstructing a proceeding or the administration of justice.
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"He's happy with our direction, and that direction is a departure from the House effort," another source, asked to summarize the meeting, told CNN.
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Something like The Witcher 3's Dandelion-penned diaries would really help, though, in the menus—to summarize what's been, and why it matters.
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I need you to summarize what you think because your book is how we can get out of it and you're right in it.
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One of the top use cases for Amazon Alexa is its ability to quickly summarize the day's headlines via its customizable "Flash Briefing" skill.
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Hosted by Phoebe Judge, it explores the world of lawbreaking and wrongdoing from all sorts of unexpected angles, making it annoyingly difficult to summarize.
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The Quality Family Planning (QFP) recommendations summarize clinical recommendations and provide an outline of what a family planning visit should look like, Sandusky says.
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These are the seven moments that summarize a stunning day of testimony from a man who may soon sit on the nation's highest court.
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How the hell do you even summarize anything else about this week after last weekend's terrifying events in El Paso, Texas and Dayton, Ohio?
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When it was done, Ms. Kabá, the mother who helped lead the uprising, hung up a sign with bullet points to summarize the plan.
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And in between—or perhaps hovering over them all, like a smell or a ghost—is an attempt to summarize a great man's career.
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The regulator also plans to give firms another new report later this year that will summarize FINRA's key examination findings across different subject areas.
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If you were to summarize slavery in the United States, what would be the three most important points for someone to walk away with?
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It's well beyond the space limitations of this newsletter to summarize the new coronavirus developments of the last week internationally, let alone in Canada.
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Though Ms. Kupec said Mr. Barr was not trying to summarize the report, she was referring only to the regulatory requirement for a summary.
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"I do not believe it would be in the public's interest for me to attempt to summarize the full report," the attorney general wrote.
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If we were to summarize all of my films and have to come up with just one word, I would choose the word empathy.
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In the abstract of the paper, published in The European Journal of Finance, they summarize their findings: Using a unique auction dataset from artinfo.
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To summarize the researchers' conclusions:¯\_(ツ)_/¯ To be fair, the researchers did posit some explanations, but they weren't willing to commit to a particular interpretation.
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"To summarize, prescription drug advertising on TV does increase prescriptions for drugs when they're new and they're the first thing on the market," she said.
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That's because there is no one sentence — nay, paragraph — which can wholly summarize why Revenge Body with Khloe Kardashian is hateful, base, and boring garbage.
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To summarize the groundbreaking work of theorist Pierre Bourdieu: We don't choose our tastes so much as the micro-specifics of our class determine them.
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The particulars of what happened are too complex to summarize in this brief note, but you can (and should) read more about it right here.
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Despite the repetitive rhythms of Dorte's language, its flatness and its tendency to summarize, the cumulative effect is not boring but in fact quite hypnotic.
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Disrupt NY 2016 has come to an end, and our video team put together three short videos that summarize each day of the event. Enjoy!
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If I had to summarize the Book One experience, it's that it needs work on the former, but does a good job on the latter.
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They've written a list of "tweet-length sentences that summarize the main points" for the president, two unnamed U.S. officials told the Los Angeles Times.
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The tweets normally appeared in stories where news outlets used tweets from random Twitter users when attempting to summarize public sentiment on a given issue.
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In a 1977 study, college students who listened to a short story were able to summarize it with equal accuracy as those who read it.
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To summarize: Coal production was up, barely, over 2016, but it had nothing to do with Trump or federal policy and produced few new jobs.
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If you could summarize your experience in just a few lines, which we can then bounce off to further the discussion, what would they be?
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"You can talk about what's happening at work, practice for conversations you know you'll have, or simply summarize a movie you just saw," she suggested.
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The web service, which allows taxpayers to access documents that summarize their tax returns, had been disabled last May, after the IRS discovered the breach.
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" The user then quoted a line from the book to summarize his post: "Because the empowerment of ordinary people remains, even now, an unmet promise.
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For example, if you want a summary of your family's group chat, you would type "summarize" followed by the group's name in the WACAO chat.
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We never published full documents — though we did summarize some — and only printed stories we believed explained some aspect of Russia's intent with the campaign.
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KL: I've been traveling to China since 1993 and it's hard to summarize its people in a few sentences because the generations are so different.
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How does one summarize the relatively new act of creating, collecting and displaying a bunch of digital "stuff," whether e-commerce pictures or Tumblr posts?
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Let us summarize one scene from this week's utterly mesmerizing episode of "Twin Peaks," which strung together revelatory moments like beads on a candy necklace.
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All these suggestive, ambiguous images jostle together in warm disorder, intensely colored but inconclusive, proceeding endlessly with no clear direction, impossible to summarize or explain.
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He said it was hard for him to summarize his experience in one document, so he decided to write a narrative about his life instead.
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Other algorithms based on the same AI advances can summarize or determine the meaning of a piece of text more accurately than was previously possible.
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I know this is a little dated but the other week I noticed someone on Twitter trying to summarize five days' worth of Trump news.
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The new overall star ratings take the existing measurements reported on Hospital Compare, and summarize them into a a single star-based rating for a hospital.
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So, to summarize: Mueller says the special counsel's hands were tied by the OLC opinion when it came to charging Trump with obstructing the Russia probe.
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Twombly, a southern boy from Lexington, Virginia who spent much of his life in Italy, is an artist whose life and work are difficult to summarize.
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In truth, a lot of the book is a dull methodological slog, but the Kochs should have at least paid someone to summarize it for them.
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To that end, Salesforce is turning to machine learning to find ways to summarize longer blocks of texts, which it could eventually incorporate into its products.
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Movie buffs and random users alike rose to the challenge and managed to summarize hours of dialogue and scenes from different films into five short phrases.
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So, to summarize briefly: Against growing government regulation in the 1970s, business made large-scale investments in politics, finding a friendly alliance with the Republican Party.
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"Summarize that in case Republicans will not stop acting as traitors, they will bring upon themselves forces of civil retribution during the 2018 elections," it stated.
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BROOKLINE, N.H. — Jeanne Cleveland, a retired teacher, pursed her lips sourly at the mention of his name and tried to summarize her distaste in diplomatic terms.
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The authors summarize their conclusions about the state of climate economics: First, the expected utility framework fails to capture important dimensions of the climate decision problem.
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To summarize Felix's maneuverings quickly, this is what goes down in Guadalajara: Don Neto brokers a meeting with one of the Naranjo brothers in a hotel.
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The idea that you in the media can only handle a single number to summarize the state of the planet -- you should be insulted by that.
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It's hard to summarize his answer, which touched on the negativity of the press, the importance of the institution, and whether he'd be a good reporter.
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There's no need to pour through thousands of lines of barely comprehensible English when you can have an equally hateful friend summarize it all for you.
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Knowing this, Biden needs to simplify his answers, have a main focus, and summarize that focus instead of trailing off mid-sentence when time is up.
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Instead ... well, I'll let Nichols summarize it: The process of choosing the state's 41 pledged delegates to this summer's Democratic National Convention only begins this evening.
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Vumacam incorporates iSentry, and is further aided by BriefCam, an Israeli software program frequently used to summarize the action in a video for post-incident investigations.
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"I can summarize this as a failure from the tactical to the strategic," said Christian Ehrlich, a security expert with Riskop, a Mexican risk analysis firm.
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So it seems useful to summarize why people have been worried about China, and why China's troubles are a problem for the rest of the world.
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In particular, the study focused on article leads, the first paragraph or two in a story traditionally intended to summarize its contents and engage the reader.
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The Thunder were never as easy to summarize as Golden State (Curry-Green pick-and-roll, snipers fanned around) or Cleveland (LeBron shouldering through, Kyrie crossing over).
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To summarize: Republicans are attempting to make 55 million women pay more for their prescription birth control while also cutting funding for children in low-income families.
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Microsoft PivotTable Training Arguably Excel's single most powerful tool, PivotTable makes it easier for users to summarize massive amounts of data and transform them into meaningful insights.
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Occupation description according to O*NET: Develop or apply mathematical or statistical theory and methods to collect, organize, interpret, and summarize numerical data to provide usable information.
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During Wednesday's hearing, the judge reviewed the adequacy of TK Holdings' disclosures, which attempt to summarize and translate the dense legalese of the company's proposed reorganization plan.
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To summarize: Republicans are attempting to make 55 million women pay more for their prescription birth control while also cutting funding for children in low-income families.
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If I were to summarize this year in movies, it would go like this: Get Out, Wonder Woman, Dunkirk, Lady Bird, and Call Me By Your Name.
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Similar voter turnout increases were reported for majority-Hispanic precincts in Weld and Pueblo Counties, as we summarize for 2202 majority-Hispanic precincts in the table below.
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To summarize: Clinton ignored Strider's alleged sexual harassment, moved his victim to a different a job on her campaign, then kept Strider in her orbit for years.
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SO WERE THE PROVISIONS AND THE PARAMETERS THAT HAVE BEEN OUT THERE, IS IT BASICALLY, CAN YOU SUMMARIZE EXACTLY WHAT'S IN THE DEAL AND HOW IT WORKS?
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In response to Associated Press inquiries and a public records request, Santa Monica police agreed last week to summarize parts of the detective's notes to a reporter.
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The "How To" section will summarize the process of registering for the given state for each available registration option, like "in person," or "by mail," for example.
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Whitaker made his comments right after bipartisan legislation was filed that would require Mueller to summarize his findings in a report to Congress and the public. 2.
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"Between patients tonight I have reviewed your responses and will summarize what I am sending to Jared for your PEER review before I send it," he said.
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For reasons too ridiculous to summarize (and yet also absolutely persuasive), Dug and his mates must master the beautiful game and face off against Lord Nooth's squad.
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After Mr. Pompeo spoke, negotiators continued to try to agree on the text of a declaration to summarize the work of the Arctic Council at this meeting.
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Add to that Mr. Trump's predilection for trying to summarize complex issues in Twitter posts of a few words, and the potential for confusion can grow quickly.
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Summarizing Doten's novel (or even beginning to summarize it, for those are only the broad outlines) is not easy, and that's because it isn't meant to be.
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Judge Kavanaugh made one novel suggestion, offering that the court should consider camera coverage of the sessions in which the justices summarize their opinions from the bench.
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How can they summarize in song the role of the mitochondria, the main themes of "Romeo and Juliet" or the events that led to the Civil War?
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So to summarize: Elon Musk referred to a guy as a "pedo" (a creepy old man who does not have sex with children, according to Musk's definition).
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"This tool is a powerful means to summarize and help farmers understand their area's available climate information," according to a page on the Northwest Climate Hub's website.
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" The statement said the understanding was the report itself would be released after needed redactions and that Barr wrote the letter "without attempting to summarize the report.
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The app contains cleverly written digests — called blinks — of many nonfiction titles, with each book broken down into a handful of pages that summarize the main arguments.
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Agents will summarize every witness encounter in a detailed report called a 302, and then synthesize all the interviews into an executive summary for the White House.
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I want you to talk about it, but I'm going to try my best to summarize it in two seconds here: You are launching a game store.
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When I asked Begin and Stultz to summarize what masculinity means to them, they gave me a long-winded rundown of their program, including various stages of masculinity.
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I'll present Kavanaugh's arguments in good faith, since they were offered that way, and then summarize their point-by-point demolishment by Srinivasan, the FCC or common sense.
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Maybe it's just me, but when attempting to summarize the latest episode for a friend who doesn't watch the show, it struck me just how absurd it sounded.
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This latter feature, still in preview, lets you interact with automated accounts that can search the web via Bing, find images or summarize web pages, among other things.
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Now, instead of just giving you a list of reviews from the store, Google will automatically summarize reviews for you and highlight the most important things from them.
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If I were to summarize this year in television, it would go like this: This Is Us, 13 Reasons Why, Game of Thrones, Riverdale, and Stranger Things 2.
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For instance, when data are highly skewed, as in house prices or income, the median is the appropriate metric with which to summarize the data, not the mean.
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And once again, a tech company is using a complicated process that's difficult to summarize, while withholding certain information and asking the public for a level of trust.
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Goodlatte and Gowdy haven't said whether they plan to put out any kind of report to summarize their findings before they retire at the end of this Congress.
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If you could summarize the entire campaign of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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We were handed paper copies of decisions as soon as the justice who wrote the majority opinion started to summarize it from the bench in the courtroom upstairs.
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American news consumers likely would summarize the fracas this way: When Meng Wanzhou, CFO of the largest telecom provider in the world, was detained in Canada on Dec.
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The attorney general issued an initial four-page letter in March 2019 — two days after receiving the 381-page Mueller report — that purported to summarize its principal conclusions.
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To summarize: decarbonizing buildings with electrification saves homeowners and developers money, with savings rising over time; decarbonizing buildings with RNG costs ratepayers money, with costs rising over time.
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But it served as a chance for Democrats to summarize the complicated case against Trump one last time — and provided Republicans another shot to defend him in public.
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There's too much plot to summarize all of it here, but in brief: Agnieszka is a peasant girl in a fantasy kingdom loosely inspired by Eastern European folklore.
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Lost was at its best when drawing from an internal debate that was, like the philosophical engine powering the The Discovery, difficult to summarize and impossible to entirely unpack.
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"Our combined tech stack and AI algorithms more accurately identify and summarize important moments from all your meetings, regardless of where they are held," he said in a statement.
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To summarize: Letterman wanted his ex-girlfriend to write lines for his lover, while he was married to Regina Lasko (the woman with whom he'd cheated on Markoe with).
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I think the best way to summarize this feeling is that there are lots and lots of TV shows out there, but what Twin Peaks offers me is singular.
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To summarize, I have found through living here that the external culture and internal culture of gender and sexuality have not quite aligned in the way I had assumed.
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Perhaps the thread unifying the work in a, the, though, only seems so elusive because Moshayedi and Walker are not trying to summarize and codify movements that have passed.
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It's hard to summarize exactly what they do, as such, but it's safe to say that maintaining a sufficient level of these acids is vital to our overall functioning.
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You can summarize it really easily, and pass it around, and it takes all of a few seconds to actually consume it, as opposed to a 22.5,23-word piece.
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This might sound a bit dense, so to summarize: Parker thinks Carrie fabricated her columns using a fictional group of characters whose archetypes represented women in the real world.
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Just taking the time to summarize an important meeting, sending a quick and specific thank you, and reaching out to a friend can benefit both you and the recipient.
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I do not believe it would be in the public's interest for me to attempt to summarize the full report or to release it in serial or piecemeal fashion.
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To summarize: Since the increase in the white homicide rate likely can't be explained by the Ferguson effect, something else — some other exogenous shock — might be playing a role.
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Average salary: $80,500 Required sociability score: 64 They develop or apply mathematical or statistical theory and methods to collect, organize, interpret, and summarize numerical data to provide usable information.
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We wrote about them at length here, but to summarize: he reportedly made some, er, inflammatory comments about sexual assault and multiculturalism when speaking to German newspaper Der Spiegel.
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I wanted to summarize what the science tells us about who chickens are and where there may be really interesting and compelling areas of potential noninvasive research with them.
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The Sicario movies summarize these fears: Trips to Mexico always take place in convoys of armored Humvees and, even then, the law enforcement officers with assault rifles are attacked.
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"When one speaks of 'conflict between the sexes' or 'a political difference between the sexes,' " Buss said, one is using aggregate statistics to summarize a collection of individual phenomena.
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Gail: So to summarize our start of the new year, you are worried about the planet blowing up and the nation's political leadership becoming permanently attached to psycho-tweeting.
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AI algorithms that perform character recognition and natural language processing could read the cursive and summarize the text, before a software robot inputs the text into, say, a website.
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Option 1: Image Inquiry Skim the article again and circle or highlight three words that you believe best summarize Indian Relay and the importance of the competition for families.
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But Mr. Trump made amply clear in his campaign that he doesn't care for the way that government agencies and mainstream economists summarize the state of the job market.
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At last they succeeded, and this blog post explains, in terms technical enough that I'm not even going to attempt to summarize them here, just how they did it.
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Ren: I can summarize the painful lesson in one sentence: We must not slack off or allow mediocrity, and we must remain dedicated and inspire passion throughout the organization.
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To summarize, Mongeau spent most of the video describing a dramatic, secretive fling with the rapper Lil Xan, who Cyrus very publicly dated and had a messy breakup with.
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Asked whether the report would be summarized at all, Barr told Nadler he "reserved the right" to summarize portions of the report if there were heavy redactions, Nadler said.
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There's one other, let me just summarize one other episode from the book which is, this is at a time when Airbnb is considering an expansion into other markets.
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Even if it takes only 10 seconds to summarize every article, that gets multiplied thousands of times in the complex workings of sorting and displaying news all over the world.
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I wrote previously about its core features, but to summarize: you can shoot new photos or videos from within the app, or you can pull from your existing iPhone library.
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Much of the story reads as if Tutuola is in a hurry to summarize all of its events for us rather than transport his readers to the Bush of Ghosts.
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Mueller's opening statement, as expected, hewed closely to the conclusions of his 448-page report, and he reiterated that he would not summarize the results any differently during his testimony.
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Article 11 of the law, the so-called "link tax," would require sites like Facebook and Google to pay a fee when they summarize news stories and link to them.
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Just last week the EU passed a major copyright law that require sites like Facebook and Google to pay a fee when they summarize news stories and link to them.
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To briefly summarize a very complicated process, the winners on the Academy Awards are chosen by the approximately 7,000 voting members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
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The sight of Ramirez hitting that kind of homer (synapse-searing, glass-shattering) in that kind of game (a March gimmick, a semi-exhibition) seemed to summarize his recent career.
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Be able to succinctly summarize your brand You should always have ready a two- to five-word description of who you are and what you are doing with your life.
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The Overall Hospital Quality Star Rating seeks to summarize the ratings CMS has issued for healthcare providers over the past decade, combining 64 of 100 existing metrics into one rating.
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Two recently launched applications, Daycap and VideoSlam, make it easy to summarize your day in the format of videos or GIFs, which can then be shared out to social media.
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The Overall Hospital Quality Star Rating seeks to summarize the ratings CMS has issued for healthcare providers over the past decade, combining 64 of 21625 existing metrics into one rating.
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Craddick, asked to summarize the state's evidence, said that it would show beyond a reasonable doubt that Washington and Shadwick had "decided to take it upon themselves" to rob Pascall.
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The Fed's in-house labor market conditions index, devised to summarize a wide range of labor market data, has declined each month since the Fed raised interest rates in December.
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Here's a chart Alphabet created to summarize how the new rule will change its accounting: Finally, Alphabet is changing its monetization metrics for Google's Network properties from clicks to impressions.
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There's actually a great theoretical framework for this in an academic article (Xu & Yin, International Review of Finance, March 2017) from last year, but I'll summarize the basics here: 1.
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Attorneys on both sides have said they want two hours to summarize their arguments, but Ellis asked if they could shorten those remarks to an hour and a half each.
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In a section that might be some of Clinton's best oratory ever, she managed to summarize the core of the case for her over Trump in one compelling, short paragraph.
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You can read our full reviews below, but to summarize: Our consensus is that this bag makes a great everyday bag and can hold a surprising amount of your possessions.
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The history of religious exemptions to generally applicable laws is complicated, fraught, and difficult to briefly summarize (although if you want a relatively concise summary, you can find it here).
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Hawkins: If you wanna summarize Donna and my relationship for 20-something years, it starts out, Donna understanding that, before we met, that the future of computing was personal computing.
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To summarize Nunberg so far in this interview: Trump is the worstHe won fair and squareThere was no collusionTrump may have done something with the Russians during the election 403.
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To summarize: hospital consolidation in America has been contributing to higher costs, and now we find out it's also likely a major cause of overall health care quality going down.
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Contestants are judged on talent, a private interview with the judges, an evening gown component and a segment in which they must summarize their philosophy of life in 35 seconds.
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Then the researchers evaluated all the participants' decisions according to their "algorithmic complexity," or basically, whether or not the patterns each person generated were easier or harder to summarize mathematically.
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Barr told Congress his summary of Mueller's conclusions was not intended to detail the full report and it wasn't in the public interest for him to summarize the entire document.
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In this post, I'll summarize what they told me about what budget reconciliation is, what type of climate policy might pass through it, and the political implications of using it.
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In an email, a company representative told The Verge that it's "actively investigating" the issue and pointed to support posts from product management VP Brian Rakowski that summarize what's going on.
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It normalizes foreign-language films for an English speaking audience; to summarize what Bong has said himself, subtitles really are just an inch-high barrier, not too hard to get past.
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But to summarize, this display of thirst truly stands out because it achieves the impossible: It makes patriotism in 2019 kind of OK. But only for a brief, skin-tight second.
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"To summarize: short-term pause, and I think we get a good chart at the all-time high, the 26,951 on the Dow, if not even higher than that," added Acampora.
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It's impossible to summarize just how much the American soccer landscape has changed while Wenger watched the clock in the North End tick away week after week, so I won't try.
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"We listened to many groups including civilians, businesses and political groups ... today we will summarize this into a 15-point action plan and will let people know about it," he said.
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It gives them some level of: "Oh, I have someone at home..." But if I was to summarize the people who buy the dolls, I would just say they're very nice.
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"The onus is on physicians to fairly summarize the evidence and guide patients through the decision-making process," they wrote, adding that perhaps the new study can support that decision-making.
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" Micklethwait added that if other outlets publish stories about Bloomberg, Bloomberg Media would "either publish those articles in full or summarize them for our readers — and we will not hide them.
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When you summarize language in a similar way, you essentially produce multidimensional maps of the distances, based on common usage, between one word and every single other word in the language.
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A few minutes later, Kelepi Finau, who came to the United States in the mid-1960s from the island of Tonga, was in tears trying to summarize the turn of events.
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"Today, computers can't 'read' in the sense of read and understand and summarize a document, and so I think progress in that area is one that I am really excited about."
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To summarize, in case this is confusing: Jeremy Renner's Jeremy Renner was overwhelmed by fake Jeremy Renners sending Jeremy Renner notifications about porno, leading Jeremy Renner to shut down Jeremy Renner.
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We can summarize this essay by stating that NOAA does a reasonable job on weather — although some would argue that point — but they can do a much better job on climate.
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It makes sense to summarize the ideology of members of Congress: Most Americans aren't single-issue voters, Congress votes on hundreds of measures each year, and there are 435 members of Congress.
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You could take every test, quiz, and homework assignment, and summarize it with a number between 226 for a failing average and a 4.0 for a perfect history of all "A" grades.
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Most recappers emphasize speed — "It's a depressing way to talk about culture writing, but it is a race against the clock," Robinson says — but then again, anyone can quickly summarize a show.
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So, to summarize: Pruitt thinks that the Bible justifies exploiting all the natural resources of the planet at the same time scientists say exploiting all the fossil fuels would devastate the planet.
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"Kevin is all sardonic, he's the guy who would give you the 16-word phrase at the end of the story that would summarize what someone was just talking about," he adds.
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" Broadly speaking, video fingerprinting is a method for software to identify, extract, and then summarize characteristic components or metadata of a video, allowing that video to be uniquely identified by its "fingerprint.
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To quickly summarize how sharing normally works on the PS4: a Share button on every PS4 controller allows a player to quickly take a screenshot or record a small chunk of gameplay.
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To summarize poorly, comedian Nathan Fielder forgoes his schtick of "helping" small businesses to instead help the (subpar at best) Bill Gates impersonator from a previous season reunite with a lost love.
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How can you summarize the life of a man who changed his name to a symbol, dated Audrey from Twin Peaks, and tried to convince Vanity to change her name to "Vagina"?
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To briefly summarize, one of the lingering concerns from the 2016 presidential nomination cycle was the power of superdelegates, the Democratic elected officials and DNC members who automatically become national convention delegates.
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Mr. Cruz "often dwelled on the lurid details of murders that other clerks tended to summarize before quickly moving to the legal merits of the case," The Times reported earlier this year.
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It would help advisers summarize data, including news headlines, that's relevant to their clients' holdings and be housed on a dashboard that all of the firm's financial advisers already have access to.
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Jacobs notices that when somebody uses "in other words" to summarize another's argument, what follows is almost invariably a ridiculous caricature of that argument, in order to win favor with the team.
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I always mention and summarize it, in terms of artistic practice, as a shadow, and as long as you keep the shadow visible then you will be able to tackle the problem.
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Klobuchar's website has one page that outlines her health care proposals in five paragraphs that briefly summarize her proposals on health care, prescription drugs, addiction and mental health, reproductive rights and seniors.
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Turkey's incursion into Syria to create a so-called safe zone within 20 miles of the border cuts through so many layers of history that it is difficult to summarize its importance.
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It would do four things: To summarize: the bill would subsidize four uncompetitive power plants, remove all incentive to build more renewable energy projects, and cancel efforts to help customers use less energy.
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A senior Justice Department official said Sunday that Barr's chief of staff, Brian Rabbitt, called Emmett Flood, a lawyer in the White House counsel's office, to summarize Barr's letter at around 3 p.m.
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"I would summarize it as unsustainable," said Ben Isgur, leader of the Health Research Institute at PricewaterhouseCoopers US. Many millennials in particular still have other high expenses, such as paying off student loans.
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As the researchers summarize it: Although the association between Pokémon GO and change in number of steps was short lived in our study, some people might sustain increased physical activity through the game.
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Each will have exactly 60 seconds to summarize why their startup is going to be uber alles — pitching in front of a panel of expert judges, including TC editors and local venture capitalists.
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Instead, a cold-case detective for the Snohomish County Sheriff's Office who reached out to Parabon will summarize the work they did to identify Talbott as the source of the crime scene DNA.
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The main danger is easy to summarize: when workers are seen as a cost (which is now the case), cost-saving, efficient technologies will compete to lower their cost and thereby their value.
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One way to summarize the complexity of the distribution of income over time is that there is a decent amount of absolute mobility but perhaps not as much relative mobility as we'd desire.
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Following this account, Miles begins to summarize 2,000 years of intellectual history, from medieval times through the Reformation, the rise of science and Western Christians' recognition that other cultures existed besides their own.
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Her inspection finished, Ms. Nova, a novelist, mental health advocate and former member of Parliament, gave a personal donation to the center and sat down on a bench outside to summarize her findings.
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To summarize: they didn't like the fantasy part of the fantasy property, they didn't understand characters or plot, they didn't have a writer's room, they didn't know what they were doing at all.
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I'll summarize: 1977-1986: The tournament exists, but Canada doesn't care all that much because it's one of those things that the Soviets always win because our best players are in the NHL.
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How to summarize the breezy sensibility of "Los Espookys," a new HBO comedy about a group of friends in an unnamed Latin American country who earn a living by staging fake horror events?
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How would you summarize the point of view of the Israelis who see the relocation of the United States Embassy to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv as a historic milestone for the Jewish state?
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The full situation is too complex to summarize here, but we and our colleagues have written numerous explainers to get you up to speed on every aspect of the breakdown and its ramifications.
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Also, many of those emails summarize conversations with foreign officials who themselves have no security clearance in the United States government, yet are engaged in discussions about topics of interest to American counterparts.
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Credit scores summarize the information in your credit report, and the latest scoring systems from FICO, which produces the most widely used scores, play down the weight of medical debt when calculating scores.
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"Finding Asian heroes, putting them on a global stage, making sure we have a big media presence, that's the way to summarize the strategy," said Hua Fung Teh, group president of ONE Championship.
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The comprehensive review of the evidence on minimum wages, conducted by Arindrajit Dube for the British government, seeks to summarize the current evidence base, a quarter-century after Card and Krueger's pioneering work.
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"The only way I can summarize the core sentiment among the European investors I met is something like 'pretty grim'," wrote Erik Nielsen, group chief economist at UniCredit, in a note to clients.
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You can read a summary of what the bill does here, but I'll summarize further: Overall it seems like a good bill and quite focused on this specific issue — no weird pork attached.
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And while he said he endeavored to use "as much of the special counsel's own language" as he could (which amounted to 101 words), his letter was never meant to "summarize" the report.
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To summarize: stepsiblings Kathryn (Gellar) and Sebastian (Phillippe) are cynical, super rich kids who spend their time plotting, executing, and getting away with various love crimes in order to maintain their social standing.
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The group was then led to the garden out back where we took our letters and ripped them up one by one and were asked to spontaneously summarize our attitudes towards the evening.
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Sisense, a company which helps customers link multiple data sources and summarize them in a single dashboard view, has been working on ways to understand the data outside of the context of a computer.
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The update will be done in concert with the Fourth National Climate Assessment, an ongoing project by the U.S. Global Change Research Program to summarize the impacts of climate change on the United States.
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So, to summarize: Two men who are over 70 years old and who are likely to run for president in the next election are currently engaged in schoolboy taunts and threats of physical violence.
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If you haven't watched Wild Wild Country, I'll summarize: It's the story of a spiritual community (ahem, cult) gone deeply astray, replete with a militia, private jets, machine guns, murder attempts, and mass poisonings.
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"It means a lot to me, that particular song, because I was trying to summarize my feelings about certain events in my past," Mr. Bowie told the San Diego Union Tribune in 2003. 12.
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In the same answer, Thiel attempted to summarize Gawker's entire editorial output of the past fourteen years:There were many different targets [Gawker] had, they had targets in Silicon Valley, they had celebrities as targets.
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These two charts neatly summarize what's happened to the ad business: Google and Facebook are chewing all of it up — at the expense of the companies that used to have the business to themselves.
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But reason leads to further obscurity for Adnan: by showing an affinity with Blakean mythology, she shows a preference for written language over a distillation of pure ideas or points which summarize a poetics.
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In previous elections, presidential candidates have provided documentation from their private physicians that summarize their health and essentially certify they are physically fit to perform the duties entailed in working in the Oval Office.
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At the time there were no further details, but new court documents acquired by Pitchfork that summarize a hearing on Wednesday regarding the case seem to shed some light on what exactly went down.
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Obama quite rightly used his final State of the Union address to summarize his achievements, including the administration's investments in renewable energy and the extension of health care to 18 million formerly uninsured Americans.
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I've attempted to summarize the basics here, but there's a lot of eye-opening nuance to the story that you'll only pick up on, and more importantly learn from by reading the whole thing.
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Ask the average high school girl to use the Pythagorean theorem, to summarize the main idea of a paragraph, or to correct the comma usage in an English sentence, and she'll have no problem.
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But though Kenny Dennis, the rapping telephone repairman who is Cohn's best-known creation, has gone through many phases of a biography I wouldn't dare summarize, he's such a mensch he always feels earthbound.
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The Attorney General previously stated, 'I do not believe it would be in the public's interest for me to attempt to summarize the full report or to release it in serial or piecemeal fashion.
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To briefly and inadequately summarize a year that needs a book or three to do it justice: back in 1964, Lyndon Johnson had won one of the most lopsided electoral victories in American history.
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TA: In the US, we are producing more and better evidence concerning crime and violence than ever before, but we don't do enough to summarize that evidence so people can access it more easily.
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The result is a proposal that is hard to economically summarize, that lacks the conceptual elegance of Medicare-for-all, and that will almost certainly provoke maximum opposition from industry groups and congressional Republicans.
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Trying to summarize the ongoing battle between FIBA and Euroleague officials about making more than a few fringe Euroleaguers available to participate in upcoming qualifiers, in our allotted space, would be another serious struggle.
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To summarize, then, on the matter of Russia's interference in the 2016 campaign, the FBI and, later, Mueller, were not conducting a criminal investigation, and Trump was told he was not a criminal suspect.
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Pages that are ideological lightning rods, like the entry on September 11, are often locked from anonymous edits, but for the most part, even controversial pages merely summarize disagreements, rather than wading into them.
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Simone's now famous statement was in defense of artists taking up political messages in their work, especially in desperate times, in order to shape and mold the world around them, not merely summarize it.
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Jackson's approach to deftly summarize the events and the law before her, with exhaustive preparedness, has become her hallmark, even as the various Mueller cases before her have become more complicated, unpredictable and dramatic.
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It helped that his disclosures were voluminous but easy to summarize — "the government is spying on you" — and exceeded the highest reasonable expectations of what leaks from the National Security Agency might actually contain.
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The bottom line: "We intend to summarize and respond to public comments on the proposed [price transparency] policies in a forthcoming final rule," the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services said in a final regulation.
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But as the film circles closer and closer to its climax, it overexplains everything, to the point where it will depict something happening and then have Valerian summarize exactly what we just saw happen.
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They're all good answers, obviously, but none of them could possibly begin to summarize Bowie, a guy who never danced in the same corner for too long, and whose curiosity for What's Next never waned.
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As we do around most holiday periods, in today's chart of the day we summarize the performance of the during the holiday-shortened week since it first became recognized as a Federal Holiday in 1971.
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The most famous exploration of this I remember from school was Ludwig Wittgenstein's private language argument, which is so knotty and has so many different interpretations that I hesitate to even attempt to summarize it.
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What it does is analyze and summarize a text story and generate a video out of the data — complete with voiceover as well as photos and video clips from its content partners and public sources.
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The researchers hypothesized that this was because students who wrote notes by hand had to process what the lecturer was saying and, in effect, summarize what was being said to keep up with the lecture.
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It relies heavily on title cards that summarize legal failures and successes in this journey to overturning their convictions, rather than allowing audiences to experience it and watch as the action unfolds in real-time.
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The video is very long, so to summarize: Interspersed with a story about an allegedly abusive man, Dawson and his companion go to Chuck E. Cheese's and order a cheese pizza and a pepperoni pizza.
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They cannot lawfully, except on the floor of Congress, publicly reveal classified documents they have seen, but they can (and they have done so in the past) summarize them publicly -- and with a political spin.
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While talking with Gaffney on a bright, beautiful day at a small restaurant a few blocks off Avenida Atlantica in Copacabana, I found it difficult to summarize everything I perceived as objectionable about the Olympics.
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Prosecutors further signaled that they plan to introduce charts to summarize documents for the jury, writing that this will be the most efficient way to communicate the 20,000 pages of admissible evidence to the jury.
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It was as if Hield was trying to summarize the first three months of his season for non-college hoops fans who had happened upon the nationally televised game, to get everyone up to speed.
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With exceptions including Willem de Kooning's "Easter Monday" (20163-56), an abstraction at once hyperactive and serene that can seem both to summarize and to kiss off the history of modern art, cogency becomes scarce.
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According to the documents, which summarize a plea deal reached in August with federal prosecutors, businessman Carlos Henrique Nogueira Herz testified that the executives knew of millions of dollars in bribes paid to Petrobras employees.
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After Klotz left and the meeting concluded, Zabel tried to summarize the salient points of Cohen's defense for Bharara, distilling his impressions before sharing them with the larger team of prosecutors working on the case.
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Importance of stress tolerance: 64Average annual salary: $92,600What they do, according to O*NET: Develop or apply mathematical or statistical theory and methods to collect, organize, interpret, and summarize numerical data to provide usable information.
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"If other credible journalistic institutions publish investigative work on Mike or the other Democratic candidates, we will either publish those articles in full or summarize them for our readers - and we will not hide them."
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To summarize them in less imaginative terms: Chai are the modern Spice Girls who understand the wickedness of capitalism and would rather women be able to ditch their dull day jobs to shred all day!
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So little happens in "The Other Side," episode 14 of The Walking Dead's seventh season, that it's incredibly easy to summarize the "important" parts, which amount to fewer than five minutes of the running time.
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While the presidential primary is only getting more contentious, the residents of Pawnee, Indiana, are always upbeat, so it only seemed right to summarize the Indiana primary with some of the best "Parks and Rec" moments.
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The agency will summarize the status of three major ongoing reviews of the 737 MAX and give an update of the recertification process and shed light on Boeing's proposed revisions to its software and pilot training.
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" They summarize some of the findings in a blog post, and here are a few key points: "By 2040, oil will still be a big business but will have lost its monopoly as a transport fuel.
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But to summarize: Sen is to attack, Go-no-sen is to defend and then attack—or a delayed counter—and Sen-no-sen is to attack as the opponent attacks—a simultaneous or intercepting counter.
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Let's summarize: Apple made $10.5 billion in three months, which would be a record for just about any other company on the planet, but for Apple it was an embarrassing comedown from its year-ago peak.
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The backdrop: The new statement follows reports in the New York Times and Washington Post that members of special counsel Robert Mueller's team were upset that Barr did not adequately summarize the report in his letter.
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House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) used his opening remarks to summarize how Holmes and Hill, in their closed-door depositions, described their growing concern over the hold in releasing U.S. aid to Ukraine.
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From the Dutch tulip mania of the 1600s through the Depression and on, we find that, to summarize the economist Hyman Minsky, stability leads to optimism, which leads to overconfidence and deregulation, which leads to disaster.
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The assistant uses NLP (natural language processing) technologies to understand what's being said, and looks for specific topics being discussed – including those that have the most replies – in order to determine what to summarize for you.
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"I understand saying (summarize agreed upon point of view/common ground) about X. On this other point about X, I think..."Words not to use when you disagreeThere are some things, however, you should avoid saying.
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Aside from competing with dozens of other interpretations and what fans summarize in their head, Rocksteady had the added obstacle of establishing Gotham as not only suitable for play, but also believable as a functioning city.
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To summarize this exquisite collision of sports, politics and business: The 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick knelt during the national anthem last season, stirring a national debate about patriotism and the treatment of blacks by the police.
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If you wanted to summarize the intellectual uncertainties of conservatives in the Trump era, you could say that the right is trying to figure out whether the unwritten American constitution it imagines itself defending still exists.
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So, to summarize: Get involved at a state and local level, support politicians who support privacy, tell everyone you know about what Congress is supporting, and, most of all, do what you can to protect yourself.
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I'm gonna quote some stuff from Alibaba, because not everybody may be familiar with how they view this new area of retail called New Retail, but it's going to summarize this in some of their words.
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However, the movie is, as far as I can tell, only loosely based on her life, and not explicitly grounded in historical context; there are no opening or closing texts to summarize the lives of the characters.
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Photo: Michael Short/Bloomberg via Getty Images Photo: Michael Short/Bloomberg via Getty Images All of this and more, way too much to summarize in one article, was exactly what Google Cloud needed to do this week.
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Sisense, a company that helps customers link multiple data sources and summarize them in a single dashboard view, has not shied away from experimenting with new ways of interacting with the data inside its business intelligence product.
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To quickly summarize, Lizza tweeted about a a dinner President Donald Trump was hosting at the White House alongside the First Lady with guests including Fox talking head Sean Hannity, Fox News executive Bill Shine, and Scaramucci.
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So, to summarize this whole insane week, I can say this: 2016 CES proves that not only are accessible, long-range EVs here — and here to stay — but that self-driving cars are just around the corner.
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Tell students that they are going to choose three issues in which they have the most interest and — in their own words (this should be emphasized) — summarize the position of "their" candidate on this graphic organizer (PDF).
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To summarize the arguments of the key participants here, Corker thinks Trump is a clear and present danger to the country and the world, and Trump believes Corker is short and wouldn't have won reelection in Tennessee.
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If you'd rather skip over the full experience for the sake of your blood pressure, allow me to summarize: It's a story about traveling around Scotland drinking beer, interspersed with quips about the author's talent in bed.
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The events involved in the creation of this memo, and the multifront political battle over efforts to make it public, are so absurd and convoluted that they're difficult to summarize, and in some ways that's the point.
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I tell people that I summarize my political philosophy at the Republican National Convention in Houston in 1992 in one sentence: I want the government out of your pocketbook and out of your bedroom, which is true.
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To summarize: Phasing out coal in Colorado and replacing it with a mix of renewable energy, efficiency, and natural gas is cheaper than continuing to run it and can be done with no impact on power reliability.
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That behavior, at a meeting intended to project a unified front on the major economic issues of the day, seemed to summarize all the damage and insults Mr. Trump has thrown at the community of democratic nations.
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But the best way to summarize it for our purposes is that leakiness in a White House can reflect a undisciplined and paranoid environment where self-preservation can outweigh loyalty, including (or especially) to the president himself.
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" So. To summarize Trump's exercise regimen: WalkingThisThatRun to building next doorUnspecified number of repetitions The truth of Trump's view on exercise is more complicated than just his pretending that he "get[s] more exercise than people think.
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" A position paper appearing to summarize the organization's philosophy, posted to its website, is titled "The Biblical Perspective of Environmental Stewardship: Subduing and Ruling the Earth to the Glory of God and the Benefit of Our Neighbors.
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The documents then summarize what happened next, quoting from the articles posted on The Daily Stormer website, and adding detail: In fall 2016, Ms. Gersh heard rumors of a possible protest in connection with the downtown building.
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If I were to summarize my takeaway in one sentence, it would be that that life is full of suffering, and that we are forced to sacrifice our softness to have the strength to face that suffering.
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This often sounds like "So what I'm hearing you say is X — did I get that right?" or "Could I just summarize what I heard you say so I can make sure we're on the same page?"
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" To summarize, a deep-dive into the poll stats suggests numerous other headlines could be appropriate: "Majority of Americans in Democrat-heavy poll says Trump does not deserve to be impeached or it's 'too soon' to say.
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She also recommended having someone who doesn&apost know you well read it over and summarize it back to you: If their description doesn&apost capture what you&aposre trying to convey, it&aposs time to revise.
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"I would simply summarize by saying that all the [Federal Open Market Committee] participants recognize that there is considerable uncertainty about how economic policies may change and what effect they may have on the economy," she said.
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He didn't put it quite this way, but I'd summarize his argument as such: DeVos became the focus of liberal ire for some of the same reasons that Democrats lost Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin last year.
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ENB: I approached the guides thinking: What can I tell players about this game that they wouldn't otherwise know, and how can I summarize information in a way that is easy to understand and fun to absorb?
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The first lyric you hear on House of Balloons—"You don't know / What's in store / But you know what you're here for"—would come to summarize the remainder of my 2011, and my early 20s in general.
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Things happened quickly after I demonstrated I could walk under my own power: a doctor came in to summarize what they'd found (concussion, nothing more serious) and give me prohibitions: no TV, no alcohol, no reading, no internet.
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As we stated in our meeting of March 5 and reiterated to the Department early in the afternoon of March 24, the introductions and executive summaries of our two-volume report accurately summarize this Office's work and conclusions.
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While it's impossible (and a bad idea) to summarize the history of Israel and Palestine in every piece of news coverage or every feature article, this article needed more political and historical information to put it in perspective.
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I've had a pair of the new wireless Porta Pros for the past couple of weeks, and the quickest way I can summarize them is to say that they're fundamentally the exact same Porta Pros above the wire.
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We condense and summarize all that information and send it as a single vector — effectively, a summary of things you might like and we make it impossible to reverse engineer the vector to understand the data behind it.
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It's easy to reductively summarize arcades as simply places where you once paid to play games, but that misses so much about "the arcade" as a very unique sort of gaming platform, with its own constraints and biases.
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Then there are pieces—such as this one in Vox—which summarize the mainstream scientific consensus that even warming as high as 4 degrees Celsius, while undeniably bad for humanity, is not likely to lead to our extinction.
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In a new statement, Department of Justice spokesperson Kerri Kupec defended Attorney General Bill Barr's letter to Congress summarizing his "principal conclusions" from the Mueller report, reiterating that it was not an attempt to summarize the report itself.
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Then, noting that "theorizing about religion's origins is now a cottage industry," he dives into scientific and social scientific papers that investigate related questions, and offers a series of marvelously readable chapters to summarize the research they present.
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BADEN BADEN, Germany (Reuters) - Finance leaders of the world's top economies are still searching for a compromise on how to summarize their joint stance on global trade and open markets, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble said on Friday.
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I personally responded to this nonverbal gesture more strongly than to her words: the donning of a sombrero, an item commonly used to summarize and deride Mexican culture by, say, drunk white college students on Cinco de Mayo.
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From listening to friends who love the series, even from watching videos, I'd imagined that combat in Monster Hunter: World would feel "deliberate," the word critics often use to summarize a style of action popularized by Dark Souls.
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Why it matters: Goldman used the first part of his statement to quickly summarize — in under five minutes — Democrats' case for impeaching Trump, crystallizing the complicated series of events surrounding the Ukraine investigation in an easily digestible clip.
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To summarize, it's my belief that in a time when art in all of its forms is so accessible, we should look for art that has meaning for us, not just that which has a famous name attached.
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For the impact of migration on low-skilled wages — we realized that even if we just give evidence that exists already in the literature and summarize it the best we can, that goes against the grain, doesn't it?
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At the end of the video I sort of summarize the experience as eye opening in the sense that millions of people don't have as much freedom as I do and that's why I shouldn't take mine for granted.
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"I am very proud of our performance in the quarter and we can summarize the full year 2018 as a year where revenues, orders and profit reached all-time high," Atlas Copco CEO Mats Rahmstrom said in a statement.
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I get a flurry of forms and documents telling me how much money I made over the course of a year, and I fill in the pieces of the puzzle that summarize an entire year's finances in one place.
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"If there is one way to summarize the strategic changes occurring at the Bureau, it is this: we have committed to fulfill the Bureau's statutory responsibilities, but go no further," Mulvaney wrote in a mission statement for the agency.
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Here is the chart for African Americans: And here it is for Hispanics: Read Drutman for a deep-dive analysis, but these charts usefully summarize the fact that you're not imagining things if you feel like something has changed.
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Rather than summarize the four detailed scenarios in the report and all the conclusions discussed, which can be found in the executive summary or full report, here are a few takeaways and the most interesting highlights in our view:
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It wasn't quite an obituary, though it did summarize Bourdain's life, and it wasn't just a paean, because Wells chastised Bourdain (gently, of course) about what unsavory behaviors he might have prolonged with his veneration of swaggering kitchen jocks.
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"To summarize, if terms of the agreement announced by Mylan are correct, Mylan wrongly classified EpiPen to maximize its Medicaid revenue and did not change this classification despite being expressly told by CMS that it was wrong," Warren wrote.
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I tried to summarize this in a 2015 review I wrote for Hyperallergic: He took labyrinths and passageways, which were favored minimalist tropes, and superseded their phenomenological values with emotionally charged contexts that included prison architecture and Midwestern stockyards.
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The figures, which summarize the results of all 2016 samples analyzed by WADA-accredited laboratories, also showed there was a relative increase in the number of blood samples collected, to 7.75 percent in 2016 from 6.98 percent in 2015.
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"The best way to summarize the distinction between mentorship and sponsorship is as follows: a mentor talks with you; a sponsor talks about you," Dr. Reshma Jagsi from University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, told Reuters Health in an email.
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Why OpenAI created the program: The lab says it aims to create a general model for language — a program that can do what humans can (speak, understand, summarize, answer questions and translate) without being specifically trained to do each.
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To put all the pertinent events of the last nine years into perspective and summarize just what happened at 9 o'clock last night: President Trump made good on the "red line" Obama declared but then refused to act upon.
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Mueller and his team have played their cards close to their chest, which means that — for all the column inches and airtime devoted to his work — no one has any firm idea of how he might summarize his findings.
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To summarize exactly how this sorcery works, the Inkbox tattoo formula consists of a bunch of natural ingredients that sink into your skin through a 15-minute application process (which is pretty much like the regular temporary tattoo process).
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So to summarize, I would and did use nepotism because I see it not as unethical abuse of social capital but as a useful advantage that should be allowed to be utilized and not looked down upon by some.
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A new paper by Clara Hendrickson, Mark Muro and Bill Galston at the Brookings Institution aims to summarize the facts about these regional divides, as well as how policy contributes to them and how it could help reduce them.
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A nice way to summarize the current state of the economy and quantify the positive impact of the president's policies is to compare the latest Congressional Budget Office economic outlook to the one it published in August of 2016.
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Revenue tables summarize, provision by provision, the estimated increased or decreased revenues that could be expected from proposed tax legislation, relative to leaving things as they are; these are Congress' official scorecards for the budgetary impact of tax legislation.
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Why it matters: The committee is likely only days away from drafting formal articles of impeachment against President Trump — and this hearing was one of House Democrats' last chances to summarize their case against the president to the public.
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Daniel Goldman, the counsel for Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee, used his opening statement in Monday's impeachment hearing before the House Judiciary Committee to summarize Intel Democrats' 300-page report in favor of taking action against President Trump.
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He made it seem, though, as if this were the only possible way to play the music: Because if "Inni" took a moment to marvel at life, then this Chaconne aimed to do no less than summarize its entirety.
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The figures, which summarize the results of all 2015 samples analysed by WADA-accredited laboratories, also showed there was a relative increase in the number of blood samples collected to 6.98 percent in 2015 from 4.78 percent in 2014.
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When one day Dixon asks a young coat-check girl to come over to his place and summarize a book for him, he casually takes off his shoes and puts on a robe after they get to his place.
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In those written 911 logs, emergency dispatchers summarize the calls they received as a gunman opened fire and then stalked those injured or hiding inside restrooms, dressing rooms or the office of the popular LGBT club on its Saturday Latin Night.
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"I was a bit surprised that our intelligence community would take a private document and summarize it for the President and President-elect if they didn't know anything about the credibility of the information in it," Morell told Christiane Amanpour.
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Its ability to summarize long sections and answer trivia questions can probably be traced in a similar way back to the data, as does GPT-2's habit of inserting the words "ADVERTISEMENT" between paragraphs when writing a news story.
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The situation is explored in depth here, but to summarize: Gavin Chait, an independent development economist, asked local authorities in the UK to provide data on business properties registered in those areas, including whether those properties were vacant or not.
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AD: I've done a little bit of research on tech, but I can also summarize some of the research on social media in particular, and tech in general, and kids are for spending an unbelievable amount of time [with tech].
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"This research follows previous work in the literature that defined the correlation relationship between global temperature and greenhouse gas radiative forcing changes as ESS or S[ghg] as a way to summarize patterns in the Earth's past climate," Snyder told Gizmodo.
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For a kid who looked different, talked different, and brought a brown bag lunch to school, I never could fully wrap my head around how in the world one kid could channel every black person's experience across history and summarize it.
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As the researchers summarize: These analyses suggest that the impetus of the evolution of powered flight in the theropod lineage that lead to Aves may have been an entirely natural phenomenon produced by bipedal motion in the presence of feathered forelimbs.
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"The Department is engaging auditors to perform over 24 individual financial statement audits of its largest components, as well as a Department-wide consolidated audit to summarize all results and conclusions on a DoD-wide basis," a Pentagon spokesman said.
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The FD-302 is an FBI testimonial document (I drafted thousands of them during a quarter-century career with the bureau) designed to capture facts that report or summarize interviews with subjects of, or witnesses to, events in an investigation.
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The trouble is that by not requiring knowledge of any specific book or facts, reading tests have contributed to the false impression that reading is mainly about having skills such as being able to summarize, and not about background knowledge.
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Trump invited Nigel Farage, architect of Brexit, to Trump Tower shortly after his electoral victory, and suggested he be made UK ambassador to the US. The links between Putin and the Trump administration are far too numerous to summarize here.
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A debate I recently saw play out seemed to summarize the current situation: "Hey we are all having fun laughing at some bad animations in Mass Effect but people celebrating the game being bad is pretty shitty," said one Twitter user.
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In truth it's difficult, even naïve, to summarize the book's organization, because as we travel deeper and deeper into these remarkable and learned sections, there is an increasing sense of the structure breaking down, of demarcations dissolving, their lack of necessity.
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In other words, articles that kick off a major news cycle should have a prominent place in search results for a longer time, rather than getting buried under more recent coverage (some of which may just summarize the original story).
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Our pick for the best TV episode of 2017 is the sixth episode of The Leftovers' final season, one that attempted to summarize the entire, series-spanning journey of Laurie Garvey (the amazing Amy Brenneman) in just one hour of television.
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It's impossible to summarize every detail of the Avery-Dassey-Halbach murder case in a single paragraph; Making a Murderer's first season spent 10 hour-long episodes digging into the case, and was still criticized for what it left out.
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In their report, they summarize their findings this way: The striking disparity between the numbers of men and women in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics has often been considered as evidence of biologically driven gender differences in abilities and interests.
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Wells Griffith, Mr. Trump's international energy and climate adviser, managed in one quote to summarize the dismissiveness of the American delegation and its fealty to the president's apparently unshakable conviction that anything that helps the environment must inevitably hurt the economy.
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To get a sense of how scientists do this work, students can conduct their own species tallies in their backyard or nearby park, document their findings with photographs and video, and construct maps and photo galleries that summarize the results.
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The unthinking cruelty of fate is too vast and unfathomable to summarize or explain, so Hass just sits with it with us, aghast, stumped and sad, but also unwilling to leave us behind or be left alone with all that weight.
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Asked to summarize their advice to the procs of the world, most attendees offered a version of the following: Accept that changing will require learning to manage your thoughts and emotions more than figuring out how to manage your time.
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"The staff just wanted to summarize where we are at this point, given the lack of substantive answers coming from the administration," said Drew Pusateri, a spokesman for Senator Claire McCaskill, Democrat of Missouri and ranking member on the committee.
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"She asked me to summarize the remaining information, and I told her that I could help identify the location of the incident, and that I knew the names of other witnesses who would contemporaneously back up Debbie Ramirez's story," he said.
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House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff has said that his committee was expected to release the report soon after Thanksgiving that would summarize the panel's findings from its two-month investigation into Trump and Ukraine, in which a dozen witnesses testified publicly.
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Finally, to get a sense of the big picture and how important Mueller considers his findings, it's useful to take a look at the places in the report where he tries to summarize this matter — even though they are redacted.
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Obviously trying to summarize what must be a labyrinthine system of micro-investigations, into a myriad of factors, into 500 easily consumable words is difficult, but fortunately what the assembly have presented us with is a masterclass in saying absolutely fuck all.
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To quickly summarize, LTE Advanced is a faster version of LTE that's beginning to roll out in the US, which is primarily accomplished by carrier aggregation, which essentially means that the device uses multiple LTE bands simultaneously to allow for increased bandwidth speeds.
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Phillips said these tracks may summarize what we've just watched or hint at what is to come, but that she has the luxury of using them since the show is on Hulu where closing credits properly run — unlike a Netflix binge session.
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It's nearly impossible to summarize all of his views, but within these conversations, he spoke at length of his hatred of minorities, and about how he read Siege, the neo-Nazi tome that inspired the neo-Nazi terrorist organization known as Atomwaffen Division.
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To summarize: A record number of women are running for office, plenty of candidates could make history, people participated in early voting at a rate that outpaced previous midterm elections, and Democrats have a chance at flipping the U.S. House of Representatives.
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If you wanted to summarize the forthcoming demographic and cultural collapse of Europe in one statistic, the decline in children among Europe's core leaders from 32 to 2 in a little more than a generation would be an ideal place to start.
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The scope of HBO's Game of Thrones has certainly been described as Shakespearean, but one Twitter account is dedicated to drawing a straight line between Westeros and the bard by using Thrones GIFs to summarize some of Shakespeare's greatest plays, with hilarious results.
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Look, it's not that easy to summarize something that is crystallized stupidity brought to life so here it is in full: The theory that this is a deep-state psy-op has taken hold in many of the circles of the alt-right.
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I&aposll summarize one of them where the president says, follow the money to that first informant that&aposs been talked about, quote, the spy was there early in the campaign and yet never reported collusion with Russia because there was no collusion.
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In its announcement, Slack showcased bots: there was Howdy, the meeting-running app from Brown's Lunchbot team; Birdly, which makes filing expense reports conversational; and Awesome, which uses natural language processing to summarize the Slack discussions you missed while you were away.
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Europe rewrites internet rules: The European Parliament signed off on a much-debated copyright law last Tuesday, which includes a provision that would require sites like Facebook and Google to pay a fee when they summarize news stories and link to them.
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Just to summarize what happened, in October 1994 President Clinton was joined by an army of police chiefs and mayors on the White House lawn to announce the $20043 million in funds being released to put 100,000 more cops on the streets.
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To summarize: this meant that the refs got the initial call wrong—their second missed shot-clock violation in the final 2:13 of play in a championship game—then compounded their error by failing to stop play and review it immediately.
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Because he wrote the novel in Danish and has yet to find an English publisher, the only translation I have of the entire novel is what the Danish Artist emailed: I summarize: A minor poet and a major artist are best friends.
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In 1972 she and three young colleagues — James Gunn and J. Richard Gott of Princeton and David Schramm of the University of Texas at the time — set out to summarize what they thought was growing evidence that the universe would expand forever.
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For once, the plot of "Billions" was actually pretty simple to summarize: By faking a chance encounter with Mafee and renewing her therapeutically friendly relationship with Taylor, Wendy figured out in last week's episode that the Mason family dynamic was its weak link.
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But impeachment is moving full speed ahead The House Intelligence Committee is preparing a report to summarize its impeachment inquiry case related to Trump and Ukraine, which House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff said would be sent to the Judiciary Committee soon after Thanksgiving.
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Because the 35 pages of memos prepared as opposition research on Mr. Trump contain detailed claims that neither the intelligence agencies nor The Times has been able to verify, Times editors decided to briefly summarize the claims and not publish the document.
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In the rush to summarize and understand, the main takeaway in the media seems to be that the Times story is confirmation that Donald J. Trump is not, indeed, a self-made man, contrary to the story the President likes to tell.
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To summarize, in order to remove Trump from office using the 25th Amendment, you would need the support of a loyal Vice President, eight Cabinet members appointed by Trump, and about two out of every five Republicans in the House and Senate.
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In this case, the reader argued that a headline should summarize the content of an article, so that the reader can judge for herself if she wants to read the story and convey the main information to someone else without reading the article.
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That's because the meeting's format — in which Zuckerberg took questions from European regulators nonstop for almost an hour, then tried to answer them in about 20 minutes — allowed Zuckerberg to summarize the questions into categories he could then answer with prepared talking points.
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I was trying to summarize an interesting wave of recent research and also to continue our work of persuading Euro-area economies of the still urgent and important task of using fiscal policy, either spending increases or tax cuts, to support aggregate demand.
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You may know me as the host of the podcast, Today, Explained Explained, where I summarize what Sean Rameswaram said in his podcast, but in my spare time I talk tech and you're listening to Recode Decode from the Vox Media Podcast Network.
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The history of Northern Ireland is far too complicated and controversial to adequately summarize, but a very simplified version of it would be that there is a corner of the island of Ireland whose population is split in terms of its national identity.
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The Clintons gave North Korea nuclear weapons and the elites hoarded knowledge from the Library of AlexandriaOn Sunday, Alex Jones went on a particularly sprawling rant in his hotel room in Seattle that touched on so many topics it's actually hard to summarize them.
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The aim of their paper was to pin down some UBI proposals in enough detail to analyze their effects, and to summarize what we know already (from existing research on the effects of welfare) about the likely income and employment effects of a UBI.
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Reflecting Bolaño's tendency to summarize events rather than bring them alive through dialogue and intricately rendered scenes, the characters spend most of this section telling us who they are, what they have done — even what they are doing — rather than actually interacting with one another.
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To summarize: that's a shit-ton of shows about MAGAZINES and the people who work at them, which is crazy because the truth of the matter is that anyone who is really doing work has no time to be involved in a reality series.
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In the most recent development, it looks like Facebook has quietly removed the Ticker, the box that used to appear to the right of your News Feed to summarize what all your friends have been liking, commenting on, and generally doing on the social network.
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While it's hard to summarize four decades worth of varying federal and state cases on this topic, for the most part, getting a case dismissed for pre-indictment delay is like winning the lottery: The test applied by the courts is just that stringent.
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Collectively, the Brennan Center for Justice, Minnesota Majority, People for the American Way summarize just some of the types of voter fraud as: double voting (ballot stuffing); dead voters; felon voter fraud; voter suppression; registration fraud; voter impersonation; vote-buying; fraud by election officials.
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To summarize: We canceled Charles, then canceled Westbrook, and we may have canceled Star for getting involved despite his own problematic past, then we uncanceled Charles and Star, Westbrook invoked a Notes app truce, and now all is forgiven and nobody is canceled. Whew.
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The main mission (so insignificant I could reach the end of this review without needing to summarize it) is to disable three indistinguishable Nazi stronghold towers in occupied Paris to liberate the city ("Like daddy did back home!" says one of the Blazkowicz sisters).
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Throughout his 2003 book RFK: A Memoir, which recounts the last years of Robert F. Kennedy's political career, Jack Newfield puzzles over how to summarize the heterodox political views Kennedy espoused during his pell-mell 81-day campaign for the 1968 Democratic presidential nomination.
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To summarize what this research said: The earth currently has 407.4 parts per million of carbon dioxide globally in the atmosphere, the highest levels, in at least the past 800,000 years, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration September State of the Climate report.
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But even though Mr. Mueller, the special counsel, cut through the legalese of his 448-page report on Wednesday to make clear that his investigation in no way exonerated President Trump, he stopped short of delivering a punchy sound bite to summarize his inquiry.
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The lead author, Dr. Joerg J. Meerpohl, of the University of Freiburg, said that "the goal of the work was to summarize the evidence, not to make practical recommendations," and although they found no evidence of harm, they could not exclude the possibility, either.
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Reporters Olivia Solon and Cyrus Farivar summarize them for us: Taken together, they show how Zuckerberg, along with his board and management team, found ways to tap Facebook users' data — including information about friends, relationships and photos — as leverage over the companies it partnered with.
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Real. Frightening. Confusing. Those are words that you could use to describe any of Rudy Guiliani's recent television appearances, but they're also the words that test-players used to summarize the hour that they spent in a newly opened escape room in Queens, New York.
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You can probably tell me that his name is Tony Stark, and that he's played by Robert Downey Jr. You can probably even picture him in your head, or tell someone a few things about his superpowers, or summarize the plot of one of his movies.
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To summarize: according to Grant, all of Western civilization was created by a race of tall, blond, warlike people who ventured down from Northern Europe every so often to help start great cultures, such as ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome, before retiring into their northern forests.
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To summarize their V.A. health plans really quickly, Clinton wants to fix the current system while Trump — or at least website Trump — wants to give the nine million V.A. health clients cards that will allow them to go to any doctor or hospital that treats Medicare patients.
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One might summarize Moholy-Nagy's overall project as a proposal for the reimagining of spatial relations in order to construct a more enlightened future; Horna's project focused on circulation — the power of context and the exploration of distribution networks as a way to create and disseminate meaning.
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Whew—"Kevin Spacey's private proclivities" is one helluva way to summarize "allegedly laying a 14-year-old boy onto a bed, at the age of 26, and climbing on top of him and then saying you can't remember if that ever happened" but there you have it.
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The rise of the hungry hawk in popular culture is likely attributable to its panic-inducing concision: a few words capture an otherwise difficult-to-summarize fear that a surrogate of nature will swoop into our controlled suburban spaces and turn our domesticated housemates into feral snacks.
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First, with so few people watching the trial, House managers are best served when their floor speeches are geared toward creating short and shareable videos that can be used to summarize their arguments on cable news, social media, or even paid advertisements in the 2020 presidential election.
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Nearly two decades later, his colleagues recall how Mr. Cruz, who frequently spoke of how his mentor's father had been killed by a carjacker, often dwelled on the lurid details of murders that other clerks tended to summarize before quickly moving to the legal merits of the case.
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" — Alex Griswold "That there are Melania Truthers in the media and other Resistance power centers is a good way to summarize how absolutely insane and incompetent Trump makes some people," Mollie Hemingway wrote , while New York Post editor Seth Mandel suggested everyone should give her "a bit of air.
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As Jill Abramson explains in her new book "Merchants of Truth: The Business of News and the Fight for Facts," when in the spring of 2016 it was revealed that Facebook used human editors to identify and summarize trending stories, the company was falsely accused of bias against conservatives.
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And if it turns out that teaching AI systems how to perform various tasks is as simple as teaching them to read, it could lead, in not-too-distant future, to computers that are more like human assistants in their ability to speed-read, summarize, and answer questions.
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When it comes to alleged electoral interference by…Read more ReadIn the report, the agencies summarize the spear-phishing operation that allowed the Russian intelligence organizations known as "Cozy Bear" and "Fancy Bear" to independently access Democratic Party emails and recommend a series of measures to mitigate further attacks.
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Although the special counsel's report has been public for months now—becoming a best-seller—opponents of the President hope that when the country sees and hears Mueller summarize the findings, possibly giving a little more explanation as well, the case against Trump will grow clearer and stronger.
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Rather than give you my informed, yet still inaccurate list of the top 25 teams in college football, I will summarize all the other top 25 lists that you will see on the internet this month, from people who know just as little about the future as I do.
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I actually went online and I looked up the character, and I found a bunch of middle school and high school English projects where they had to summarize the characters and talk about what they learned from each one, and how they feel about each of the characters.
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"Given the extraordinary public interest in the matter, the attorney general decided to release the report's bottom-line findings and his conclusions immediately — without attempting to summarize the report — with the understanding that the report itself would be released after the redaction process," said DOJ spokeswoman Kerri Kupec.
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Yes it mapped on to Thomas Jefferson's thinking about this, but to summarize what I'm doing with the slaveholders of our distant past and talk about these things as though it's a single set of ideas, it's completely unfair journalistically, and it has the consequence that I've described.
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Keohane and Victor summarize the strategy this way: States should cooperate where cooperation is possible, often on the basis of voluntary groupings; coordinate on issues where cooperation is too difficult or where universal participation is desirable; and probe experimentally to seek to expand the boundaries of feasible cooperation.
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The lawsuit has a number of primary arguments against the rulemaking (you can read the full brief here), but they boil down to two basic ideas, which I've attempted to summarize below: First and most important, the FCC's entire argument that broadband is not a telecommunications service is false.
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"The student also has a safety plan established by the school that requires that he be escorted anywhere on the school campus by staff, which should lead people to summarize that this kid is a pretty big danger to just about everyone at school," Mascara added, according to TCPalm.
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This kind of technology is "a step toward a lot of still-faraway goals in A.I., like technologies that can summarize and synthesize big, messy collections of information to help people make important decisions," said Sam Bowman, a professor at New York University who specializes in natural language research.
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Foxconn hasn't said what it would push for, but Evers administration documents obtained by The Verge summarize the meeting and the company's broad requests: updating the contract to reflect the smaller factory, including additional Foxconn subsidiaries, and extending the period Foxconn can qualify for capital investment tax credits.
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"To summarize, I have invited the people who follow me to ask about Jean-Marie Le Pen's condemnation of his remarks with regard to the gas chambers, which he considered to be a 'detail' of the Second World War," Mr. Louis wrote in an email on Wednesday night.
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Working individually or in pairs, they could: • Identify the title and author;• Summarize the content, talking about the new understanding or discovery the author is presenting;• Share one interesting quote, fact or tidbit from the article; • Make a connection between the article and the content being studied in class.
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They are trying to build a clear and coherent story around their theme that the president abused his power — delving into the details, putting up slides to summarize major points, and playing a well-organized selection of video clips of statements by Mr. Trump and by House witnesses.
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"We are willing to make an effort and work together (with the bank) to summarize and share China's success and experience in poverty alleviation with other developing countries, to realize a long-term sustainable development for these countries," foreign ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying told a news briefing Friday.
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Instead of giving up, I found a new strategy that worked for me: I decided to use family and friends as "actors" in my videos to tell the stories I wanted to share, and I would just come in at the end to summarize the lesson to be learned.
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"We are willing to make an effort and work together (with the bank) to summarize and share China's success and experience in poverty alleviation with other developing countries, to realize a long-term sustainable development for these countries," foreign ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying told a news briefing Friday.
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After Barr sent an initial four-page letter to Congress that claimed to summarize the "principal conclusions" of Mueller's work in late March, Mueller wrote to Barr saying the summary didn't properly reflect the report's findings, The Washington Post first reported Wednesday evening, citing a copy of the letter.
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To quickly summarize where we're at in the show: We're finally seeing the truth behind the premise of the first five episodes, titled My Roanoke Nightmare, in which a cast of actors reenact "actual events" that happened to a "real-life" couple while living in a haunted house in North Carolina.
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In the second paper from America's Power Plan, authors Dan Aas and Michael O'Boyle summarize thusly: 1) Cost of Service Regulation (COSR) rewards utilities for infrastructure investments, but new technologies and grid management tools offer non-infrastructure approaches that are potentially less costly and better-aligned with outcomes society seeks.
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But let's summarize everything else we learned: that men seem to love stuff that reminds them of their dicks; that they like a bit of danger and potentially some blood loss; and that nothing will put the most determined off a potential fuck, even a photo of their sex partner vaping.
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To summarize the highlights: 2016 saw the organization pick up former UFC lightweight champ Benson Henderson, former UFC welterweight title challenger Rory MacDonald, top-10 light heavyweight Phil Davis, three-time UFC title challenger Chael Sonnen, heavyweight legend Fedor Emelianenko, and former UFC heavyweight Matt Mitrione—to name a few.
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" A Justice Department spokeswoman said in a statement: "Given the extraordinary public interest in the matter, the Attorney General decided to release the report's bottom-line findings and his conclusions immediately — without attempting to summarize the report — with the understanding that the report itself would be released after the redaction process.
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So, to summarize: the Paradise Garage was a good nightclub and every good nightclub deserves a Twitter bot that collates all the good music played in said good nightclub and lets those of us who never went to the nightclub get a really solid idea of the music played there.
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The reader quoted above, Mr. Richter, had a suggestion for The Times to limit horse-race coverage: "Instead of feeding at this trough like an alcoholic with an open tab at a bar," why not summarize the candidates' daily activities and provide regular compare-and-contrast articles on policy issues.
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Westhoff's mission was to not only summarize in detail how Compton artists like Ice Cube and Dr. Dre became the successful media moguls we know them as today, but to also dig into the juicy tidbits that made the genre so fascinating to its listeners—and deadly to its artists.
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To summarize: "the colors were composing to create a whole," geometric Flower of Life patterns took over my visual field and peaceful sadness leaked from my eyes as I listened to Frank Ocean's Blonde, every note on the record synergizing with the wholesomeness of reality filtered through a heightened empathy.
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The idea was to do an archaeological deep dive through Styles sections from five, 10, even 20 years ago, and select one article each week that seemed either prescient or revealing, summarize it in a punchy manner, then use it as a yardstick to measure cultural progress or lack thereof.
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Although it's a daunting task to summarize the depth and breadth of Haraway's complex and abstract thoughts, to put it generally and briefly, she is a feminist whose beliefs are not rooted in out-and-out environmentalism, but rather in self-sufficiency, Marxist materialism, and in a relationship with technology.
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"To summarize, COVID-19 spreads less efficiently than flu, transmission does not appear to be driven by people who are not sick, it causes more severe illness than flu, there are not yet any vaccines or therapeutics, and it can be contained," WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said in Geneva.
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Create a relaxing atmosphereCall your wife by her nameLook into her eyesListen to what she has to say Those guidelines and rules are actually how Kiyo and I lived since we got married, and we decided to summarize and share them as people were asking why we were so happy.
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"To summarize, COVID-19 spreads less efficiently than flu, transmission does not appear to be driven by people who are not sick, it causes more severe illness than flu, there are not yet any vaccines or therapeutics, and it can be contained," WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said in Geneva.
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In a public, declassified way, they have to summarize their judgments about whether the North Koreans will ever give up their arsenal, whether the Iranians are violating a nuclear deal that the United States has already renounced, and how much progress is being made defeating terror groups like the Islamic State.
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" The same philosophy could summarize the work of Mr. Jonze, who has variously been a founder of a skateboarding company; an editor of youth culture magazines like Dirt and Grand Royal; a director of innovative music videos for Beastie Boys, Björk and Fatboy Slim; and a creator of MTV's comic stunt series "Jackass.
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When I asked him what had possessed him to buy it, he began to summarize the book's central premise: that there are 42 muscles in the face and, just like any other muscle in the body, they can be developed and toned via programmed exercise to impart a tauter and more youthful appearance.
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To summarize this film is to present a solid argument that it's one of the most unusual ever made: "Belladonna of Sadness," making its New York premiere on Friday, is a 1973 Japanese erotic animated musical inspired by the 19th-century French historian Jules Michelet's account of witchery in the Middle Ages.
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"Given the extraordinary public interest in the matter, the Attorney General decided to release the report's bottom-line findings and his conclusions immediately — without attempting to summarize the report — with the understanding that the report itself would be released after the redactions process," Justice Department spokeswoman Kerri Kupec said in a statement.
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Reporters, no doubt on deadline, call up a couple of non-Native political strategists, search Twitter for Warren's critics, interview them—or just summarize their tweets—crank out two stories, and sit patiently as they wait for another chance to plug the words "Pocahontas" and "Warren" and "DNA" into their SEO generators.
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And it's the fact of these conditions—and the coercive, deeply fraught "choices" presented to them in the form of pipeline deals or jobs with the same companies destroying the land on which their heritage rests—that can make it difficult to summarize the scope of a struggle in an easy sound bite.
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Mike Bloomberg is founder and 89% shareholder in Bloomberg LP, a financial software company that owns Bloomberg News While the billionaire former New York mayor is running for president, Bloomberg News will publish or summarize investigative work into Bloomberg and the other Democratic candidates if made by "credible journalistic institutions," said Micklethwait.
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"Given the extraordinary public interest in the matter, the attorney general decided to release the report's bottom-line findings and his conclusions immediately — without attempting to summarize the report — with the understanding that the report itself would be released after the redaction process," a Justice Department spokeswoman, Kerri Kupec, said in a statement.
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JC: So the moment that you can decide exactly the right way to compress or summarize this podcast that we've just done, that there will be a whole set of instructions around doing it, and there will be some way of measuring whether or not this actually communicates the highlights of the talk or whatever.
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And I wish that, since you've recapitulated the conversation with Mark, Sheryl would summarize the changes you've made and also tell this audience, some of whom I think are on Facebook, about product changes that you're planning to make in the next few months to address the questions that Kara and Peter have asked.
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Usually you will find that music videos from the years BC—before conceptual—either take place in one room where the loads of impressive dancing happens (here are some examples), in 15 different locations that try to summarize a relationship in under four minutes (like this and this), or a combination of the two.
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"Given the extraordinary public interest in the matter, the Attorney General decided to release the report's bottom-line findings and his conclusions immediately – without attempting to summarize the report — with the understanding that the report itself would be released after the redactions process," Justice Department spokeswoman Kerri Kupec said in a statement earlier Thursday.
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To summarize, Apple is likely to launch three iPhone models, two of which be evolutionary upgrades of the iPhone 228, and one (probably called iPhone 22017 or iPhone X) with a larger screen-to-body ratio, no home button, and some sort of 3D scanner which will use face recognition to unlock the phone.
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Meanwhile, none of its prior efforts to revamp its product have seemingly paid off, including changes to how tweets are sorted in users' timelines, the addition of polls, changing "favorites" to "likes," or even the launch of a new product called "Moments," which attempts to summarize the best of Twitter in a separate tab.
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The New York Times reporters Nicholas Fandos and Michael D. Shear summarize the historic vote: The House of Representatives on Wednesday impeached President Trump for abuse of power and obstruction of Congress, making him the third president in history to be charged with committing high crimes and misdemeanors and face removal by the Senate.
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You can watch it all here: It'd be tough to summarize in a single post, but I'll walk through a few highlights and lowlights (in listicle form, naturally): 216) Not surprisingly for a Trump surrogate, Cramer thinks that worries about global warming are "grossly exaggerated," and tossed out some word salad about how the climate has always changed.
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To summarize: we are shown the young men DJing at private parties, throwing an illegal rave in the desert 1000 miles outside of Tehran, trying to get their music released via official channels and failing, being stopped by police, worrying about their future, and all the other stuff that comes with being a young person in Iran.
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So, to summarize our tentative-yet-totally possible list of Queer Eye programming: a Fab Five and Konmari crossover in Japan, a special episode in which the boys give Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez the office of her dreams, a QE episode in which the Fab Five switch tasks and, now Season 4 to be filmed in Philly this summer.
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To summarize the bills, their differences, and how they depart from the status quo, the Tax Policy Center has prepared an incredibly long, detailed, and helpful chart: Among the major differences the chart highlights, apart from the individual mandate, estate tax, and grad school issues, are: But the House and Senate bills are remarkably similar in other respects.
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There's a restoration-departure as well: a last-page column, once a signature of the magazine, newly named and dedicated to what we could summarize as historical consciousness—"Res Publica"—the first of which begins the vital archaeological work of excavating a tradition in political thought that will be central for TNR in the years to come.
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In addition to the launch of more platforms, Skype also noted its expanded bot selection, which includes Murphy, a bot to find and create images for when questions can't be answered by words alone; and Summarize, a Bot designed to give an overview of a web page when you don't have time to read the whole thing.
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"If there is one way to summarize the strategic changes occurring at the Bureau, it is this: we have committed to fulfill the Bureau's statutory responsibilities, but go no further," wrote the new CFPB Chief of Staff Kirsten Sutton in a memo sent on Friday to the entire CFPB staff, first reported by National Public Radio.
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You know what I'm talking about, but here is the video again anyway: To summarize what's going on here/help pad out a blog post that is mostly just a reason to embed this video: Robert Kelly, an expert on Korea, is discussing the impeachment of South Korean president Park Geun-hye with someone from the BBC.
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I almost had to stop watching it after the first five minutes, which summarize the protagonist's life up until now; she's 17 years old, but Euphoria begins with the assertion that the last time she was happy was in the womb, a sentiment that feels like it must have been ripped off from a Hot Topic T-shirt.
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Here's how they summarize the results: Our results collectively describe a broad political divide in reaction to COVID-19: Republicans are less likely than Democrats to report responding with CDC-recommended behavior, and are less concerned about the pandemic, yet are more likely to support policies that restrict trade and movement across borders as a response to it.
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DR. HANS-JOACHIM BOECKING OF UNIVERSITY OF FRANKFURT TO REVIEW BAYER'S EXISTING SPECIFICATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS FOR CONDUCTING DUE DILIGENCE ON MAJOR M&A TRANSACTIONS IN FUTURE AND SUMMARIZE THEM IN A REPORT * BAYER WILL PUBLISH BOECKING'S REPORT ON ITS WEBSITE BY END OF MARCH * IT HAS ALSO BEEN AGREED THAT LAWYER DR. RALPH WOLLBURG OF LINKLATERS AND PROF.
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Barr said he suspected that members of Mueller's team wanted more from him, but he explained that he wasn't trying to summarize the full report with his four-page letter, which stated Mueller's investigation did not establish a criminal conspiracy between Trump's team and Russia, and that Mueller reached no conclusion on the question of obstruction of justice.
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The new episodes grapple with grief, opioid addiction, and, despite being written several months ahead of the Harvey Weinstein allegations last October, manages to summarize the fallout of #MeToo in a single line of dialogue ("There's no such thing as bad guys or good guys… All we can do is try to do less bad stuff and more good stuff").
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Listen, if I sound slightly bitter, know that I frequented the site from about 2013 to 2015, and as possibly the one of the few music writers who can summarize the general Nerd Fandom's travels from Steven Universe to Land of the Lustrous, I'm going to inform/warn Sir Elton on what he may find now that he's become a Tumblr-ite.
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Curator Greer Pagano, who worked closely with the Pizzutis over multiple years to construct this exhibition, is quick to emphasize that Visions from India is in no way intended to stand as a comprehensive survey of Indian art — if, indeed, it were even possible to in any way summarize the collective consciousness of a country with a population exceeding 1.2 billion.
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According to a report from the Los Angeles Times, Trump aides have prepared "a list of tweet-length sentences that summarize the main points Trump could bring up with Putin" in the hopes that the president absorbs even a little of what he needs to know before sitting down with the canny, and sure to be well-prepared, Russian leader.
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To summarize, I fear that the Creator did not endow President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE with the emotional, intellectual or ethical tools to carry out the responsibilities of his office.
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"That's what we were trying to do — notify the people of the bottom-line conclusions," Barr told lawmakers, saying he was not trying to "summarize" the report when he released a four-page memo on March 85033 stating Mueller did not establish conspiracy between the Trump campaign and Moscow and did not reach a conclusion on whether the president obstructed justice.
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" He added, "But in my view, I was not interested in putting out summaries or trying to summarize because I think any summary, regardless of who prepares it, not only runs the risk of, you know, being underinclusive or overinclusive, but also, you know, would trigger a lot of discussion and analysis that really should await everything coming out all at once.
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An op-ed is no place to summarize in detail 30 years of empirical evidence — but consider the conclusion of a widely cited summary of dozens of studies authored by Francine LaFontaine and Margaret Slade, two very well respected industrial organization economists (one who served as director of the U.S. Federal Trade Commission's bureau of economics during the Obama administration).
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Daniel Goldman: So just to summarize, in this July 25th call between the Presidents of the United States and Ukraine, President Trump demanded a favor of President Zelensky to conduct investigations that both of you acknowledge were for President Trump's political interest, not the national interest and in return for his promise of a much desired White House meeting for President's Zelensky.
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Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesJuan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America Trump expected to nominate Texas GOP lawmaker to replace Dan Coats: report House Republicans claim victory after Mueller hearings MORE (R-Calif.) and his staff tread so carefully in composing the memo to summarize highly-classified intelligence information about this unethical and compromising misuse of the Foreign Surveillance Intelligence Act.
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