Technology isn't ready to step in and tell the difference.
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So how do you tell the difference between the two?
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Y'all are going to be able to tell the difference.
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Could they tell the difference between this and the Marsayliss?
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It's nearly impossible to tell the difference, but it's alive!
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Law played each while Sun tried to tell the difference.
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Commentary has become news, and nobody can tell the difference.
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If you can't see color, you can't tell the difference.
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Employers, however, might not be able to tell the difference.
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You can't tell the difference between outsider and trained artists.
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How to tell the difference in an era of deregulation?
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It will become harder and harder to tell the difference.
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Anyone who cannot tell the difference between our friends and our enemies, who cannot tell the difference between Israel and Islam terrorists — that raises questions about their fitness and judgment to be commander in chief.
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Kids can tell the difference between fact and fiction just fine.
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Police can't tell the difference between penis rings and bombs. 14.
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The average person will not be able to tell the difference.
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I only say that because Donald Trump couldn't tell the difference.
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Can you tell the difference between a spudger and a jimmy?
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Most people can't even tell the difference in audio quality anyway.
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It was pretty hard to tell the difference here, as well.
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I can't tell the difference between Keira Knightley and Natalie Portman!!!
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Can you tell the difference between "cool daylight" and "warm white"?
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Many Westerners cannot tell the difference between authentic monks and impostors.
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But can you tell the difference from looking at a photo?
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But at this stage, it's really hard to tell the difference.
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Surely, The Times should have been able to tell the difference.
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In extreme close-ups, it was almost impossible to tell the difference.
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The people you're chatting with will be able to tell the difference.
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IT DOESN'T take an expert to be able to tell the difference.
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Few people can tell the difference between shamifen and regular jelly noodles.
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But a casual scroller may not be able to tell the difference.
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But unless you are a photographer … it's hard to tell the difference.
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If you didn't know they were fake, could you tell the difference?
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Eventually, it'll be hard to tell the difference between robots and animals.
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I could clearly tell the difference, but it didn't rock my world.
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They can tell the difference between a red and a green pepper.
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It also can tell the difference between a person and a pet.
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"If you touch their hands, you can tell the difference," she explains.
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And you can tell the difference by looking at their bottom lines.
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Here are the metrics we use to tell the difference early on.
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Though both underwhelmed, "I could never really tell the difference," he says.
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Only hands-on testing, ideally with objective measurements, can tell the difference.
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The Nest Aware feature can tell the difference between people and pets.
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Unless you're an expert, you'd be hard-pressed to tell the difference.
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I've had excellent bottles from both, and I can't tell the difference.
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Can't tell the difference between a Spirit Hound and an Ugly Dog?
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I couldn't even tell the difference between the cauliflower and traditional beef.
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There are photos where you can hardly tell the difference between the two.
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How can I tell the difference between a keloid and a hypertrophic scar?
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Kathryn Hess can't tell the difference between a coffee mug and a bagel.
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From your perspective in your windowless box, it's impossible to tell the difference.
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Think you could safely tell the difference between Russian, Hindi, Spanish and Telugu?
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And none of the fans who send her money can tell the difference.
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No one can tell the difference anymore between what's real and what's fake.
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Our own side can't tell the difference between mountain climbing and musical chairs.
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"I could tell the difference between the shooter's versus the police," McGee says.
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How can you tell the difference between a fad diet and real food?
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For example, if they can tell the difference between familiar and unfamiliar people.
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Can you tell the difference between Ellinor and Adele in the following slides?
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Squibs are sometimes done digitally, but connoisseurs like Gourley can tell the difference.
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I sincerely hope that Senate moderates can tell the difference, and vote accordingly.
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It's so similar that I rely primarily on touch to tell the difference.
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KAINE: ... if you can't tell the difference, you shouldn't be commander-in-chief.
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You can't tell the difference between this and one that costs over $100.
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Have a listen for yourself and see if you can tell the difference.
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Moreover, it also says that the people outside can't tell the difference either.
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So how can someone tell the difference between being sick and having Legionnaires'?
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And it's worrying that some of the Sanders people can't tell the difference.
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From me being around here six years now, I can tell the difference.
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Still, excellent bosses can tell the difference between blatant disrespect and honest criticism.
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Personally, it'd be hard to tell the difference in a blindfolded Pepsi vs.
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Most people can't tell the difference, especially if the symbols tell them otherwise.
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A majority of Americans can tell the difference and won't stand for it.
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They can't tell the difference between designer clothes and toys, and cheaper versions.
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It's because taxpayers can no longer tell the difference between Republicans and Democrats.
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"You cannot tell the difference from a distance," she says with a smile.
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Read These Stories Next: Can You Tell The Difference Between Amy Adams & Isla Fischer?
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It can tell the difference between a tire, the tire changer, and the car.
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These are people who can't tell the difference between garbage and hard-working people.
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Put the two side by side, and it's extremely difficult to tell the difference.
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"We don't always tell the difference between chicken curry and Steph Curry," he said.
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No one's even going to see this, and also, I cannot tell the difference.
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So we cannot tell the difference anymore because a bot writes just like us.
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When you're settling a score, though, it can be hard to tell the difference.
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This is like saying that you can't tell the difference between Blackpool and Paris.
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Can you tell the difference between the physique of a swimmer and a golfer?
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Ian successfully sniffed out the faux meat, but Meredith struggled to tell the difference.
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The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) can't seem to tell the difference any more.
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If they can't tell the difference, they're essentially shooting first and asking questions later.
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Can you tell the difference between bowl food and food that's in a bowl?
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Can news organizations tell the difference between genuine policy wonks and poseurs like Ryan?
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MOST PEOPLE ON A CELL PHONE CAN'T TELL THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN 200 AND 27P.
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It is not always easy to tell the difference between real and fake photographs.
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Stabbing Saul in the back, or perhaps protecting him, who can tell the difference?
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What happens when we can't tell the difference between the synthetic and the actual?
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Consider:Trump is not able to tell the difference between bots and humans on Twitter.
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The future of democracy may well rest on our ability to tell the difference.
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"Anyone who can't tell the difference between our friends and our enemies, who can't tell the difference between Israel and Islamic terrorists who want to kill us — that raises real questions about their fitness and judgment to be commander in chief," Cruz said.
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But how do you tell the difference between run-of-the-mill soreness and rhabdomyolysis?
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FISCHER: WELL, I CAN'T REALLY TELL THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A FORECAST OF 3.9 AND 3.7.
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And yes, when I took that seven-day hiatus, I could tell the difference immediately.
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I can tell the difference when I'm on a good routine and when I'm not.
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In fact, they are so easily confused that Equifax itself apparently can't tell the difference.
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Only a food connoisseur can tell the difference between a pig's and a cow's tongue.
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"We do train models to tell the difference between calls," says Stephenson in an interview.
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What Snapchat still can't do is tell the difference between my face and someone else's.
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"Usually they can tell the difference between an airplane and Santa Claus's sleigh," says Knott.
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"At first, I couldn't tell the difference between gay lingo and 'normal talk,'" Dasovich admits.
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Can you tell the difference between the taste of an AI-optimized cookie and grandma's?
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It's hard to tell the difference between the real and fake IDs in this shot.
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It is difficult even for scientists and saints to tell the difference between the two.
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Marzo claims he can tell the difference between "just concentration" and something beyond the norm.
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Not only could they not tell the difference, they thought his compositions were more beautiful.
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You can't really tell the difference between another postseason (game) or a World Series start.
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They're so good at this point, it's like an untrained eye can't tell the difference.
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Another study indicated that dogs can tell the difference between various emotional human facial expressions.
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Advanced sensors that can tell the difference between decoys and enemy warheads must be developed.
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Think you can tell the difference between the physique of a swimmer and a golfer?
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Can we always tell the difference between a mocking costume and one that satirizes ignorance?
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I love this feature and can really tell the difference when I read at night.
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But it's very hard to tell the difference in practice between generic danger and persecution.
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We should see what works and what doesn't, and know how to tell the difference.
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As one former exec said, "It's hard to tell the difference between the two now."
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Neither psychoanalysis nor brain imaging can tell the difference between a true and false memory.
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How much of our lives do we actually control — and can we tell the difference?
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"Supposedly, the brain can't tell the difference between emotional pain and physical pain," she said.
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Elizabeth Renant Aronofsky's problem is an inability to tell the difference between style and substance.
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Can you tell the difference between a real post and one designed to fool you?
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Or maybe it's that nobody can tell the difference between a mermaid and a siren.
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Stick it up there, stuff the blood long enough to fuck, johns can't tell the difference.
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Could a trained art historian tell the difference between this wholesale fabrication and a real Rembrandt?
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Here's the problem: Almost no one can tell the difference between the real and fake stuff.
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"You can't even tell the difference between male and female nipples; who could!?" the creators wrote.
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I can definitely tell the difference, and in that moment, this chick was not playing around.
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I can tell the difference between something that's abusive and a moment that got carried away.
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It can be hard to tell the difference these days, especially when Aaron Rodgers is involved.
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You might be hard-pressed to tell the difference between Windows 10 and the Anniversary Update.
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If you can't tell the difference between a robot and a human, does it even matter?
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" He then explained: "I said that because I know that Donald Trump couldn't tell the difference.
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By the time they reach age 12, they can tell the difference as well as adults.
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The cheerocracy never voted her out, though, because in the end viewers couldn't tell the difference.
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The guilty will give us bad information, and we won't be able to tell the difference.
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Thirty years ago, most Americans could not tell the difference between a latte and a cappuccino.
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One DNA-testing company was unable to tell the difference between human DNA and dog DNA.
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In the far future, you might not be able to tell the difference in person, either.
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"Instagram, you can't even tell the difference between male and female nipples; who could!?" they posted.
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It can tell the difference between a tap and a squeeze, a kiss, and a breeze.
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But they're not intelligent enough to tell the difference between what's scrap food and what's not.
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But what if the scalpel in a surgeon's hand could tell the difference between the two?
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I honestly can't tell the difference in how my hair looks when using any hair dryer.
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Emmie was insisting that after cleaning the coop she could tell the difference between the two.
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But beware: it's incredibly hard to tell the difference and most people won't be able to.
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I'm not an audiophile but I can tell the difference between cruddy speakers and good ones.
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Know how to tell the difference between a chest-burster, face-hugger, and xenomorph alien varieties.
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The lenses would be able to tell the difference between a voluntary or an involuntary blink.
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I guess what I am getting at is that I can't really tell the difference anymore.
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But most people won't be able to tell the difference between it and a regular moon.
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Sometimes these men play men, sometimes they play women and it's difficult to tell the difference.
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Sometimes it has been difficult to tell the difference between the touchdown rules and martial law.
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What remains unclear, incredibly enough, is whether those organizers had the capacity to tell the difference.
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Consumers shouldn't be able to tell the difference between cultured and traditional meat, the company claims.
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I just think I can tell the difference and they are going to be more believable.
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Sometimes I can't tell the difference between what's funny and what's funny because you made it.
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It's getting harder to tell the difference as the influence of extreme sports infiltrates mainstream fashion.
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It's getting harder to tell the difference as the influence of extreme sports infiltrates mainstream fashion.
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Political pundits who can't tell the difference between a refrain and a remix wrote thoughtful columns.
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The problem is that windows reflect the sky and trees, and birds can't tell the difference.
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Can a law have the nuance to tell the difference between a joke and a threat?
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Before long, you have become the absolute full-kit wanker – and nobody can tell the difference.
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But, then, why can I tell the difference between my sweat from one day to the next?
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It can tell the difference between an uncooked patty, a cooked burger, and even a cheese burger.
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This indicated that the seedlings, who were siblings, could tell the difference between the two growth solutions.
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Artificial intelligence can imitate the works of Bach so well that you (probably) can't tell the difference.
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That, of course, belies an ignorance of the continent on westerners' part, unable to tell the difference.
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"Instagram, you can't even tell the difference between male and female nipples; who could!?" the caption reads.
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Below, Dr. Lee breaks down how to tell the difference so you can start the right treatment.
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So how can you tell the difference between a healthy, productive argument and one that's potentially poisonous?
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Definitely a good week to start dropping acid, although it might be hard to tell the difference.
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Foes say his shift towards harshness makes it hard to tell the difference between moderates and extremists.
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If you're not looking carefully, and sometimes even if you are, it's hard to tell the difference.
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But for now, Apple is stuck hawking sound quality where many mainstream consumers can't tell the difference.
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Photo: Veriff It's hard to tell the difference between the real and fake IDs in this shot.
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The system was able to tell the difference between high performers and low performers with 80% accuracy.
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Can it tell the difference between a wedding and a funeral and then generate an appropriate response?
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One image classifier could not tell the difference between a snow plough and an overturned school bus.
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It's not always easy to tell the difference, but context and existing scholarship fill in the gaps.
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In their tests, 70% of consumers couldn't tell the difference between their product and a leading competitor.
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That is partially why people cannot tell the difference between the two in this day and age.
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So, can your brain tell the difference between a real-life scare and a VR-simulated experience?
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They're different and anyone could tell the difference and fact-check with the quickest of Google searches.
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It's not always easy to tell the difference between a true burnout and just an off week.
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You'd be hard pressed to tell the difference without holding both cameras simultaneously, but it's worth noting.
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You can't tell the difference between a male and a female Goron based on their appearance alone.
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It's actually hard to tell the difference between "original" and "high quality," but still, it's a demotion.
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Save for a few more minor performance and appearance upgrades, you likely wouldn't even tell the difference.
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It was not so easy in our blind tasting to tell the difference between Fleuries and Morgons.
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And just like with the mammography, you can't tell the difference between a tumor and a cyst.
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If he stinks and the chants turn to "Booooooooo!" nobody will be able to tell the difference.
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People don't know how to tell the difference between fake news/conspiracies and actual, legitimate, trustworthy information.
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Slur the words just right, and it becomes hard to tell the difference between terrorism and tourism.
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I can tell the difference between a digital building and a real one, even with fancy graphics.
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A diner can tell the difference between a burger that's actually juicy and one that's juiced up.
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At this point, facial recognition software often can't even tell the difference between legislators and suspected criminals.
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Moderation algorithms often can't tell the difference between one user promoting hate speech and another criticizing it.
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Think you can tell the difference between what came from a pageant candidate or a presidential candidate?
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But if humans can't tell the difference between what's real and fake, could machines do any better?
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He helped me pass biology when I couldn't tell the difference between a proton and an electron.
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To be fair, at seven in the morning I'm finding it hard to to tell the difference.
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After a week of wearing them, I could definitely tell the difference versus my other prescription glasses.
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Thing is, the reprogrammed T cells can't really tell the difference between cancerous B cells and normal ones.
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But to be fair, even Mr. Moseby probably couldn't tell the difference between them in the vintage pic.
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How is a wrist-worn device supposed to tell the difference between waving your arms and bicep curls?
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While consumers are unlikely to tell the difference, it could land Apple in trouble with the Trump administration.
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Devices that currently use Alexa—the Amazon Echo and Amazon Fire TV—can't tell the difference between voices.
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Right, so it can't recognize Drake's face, but it can tell the difference between different video game controllers?
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BASEBALL is a sport in which it can be hard to tell the difference between lucky and good.
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It's kind of the way that Charles Darwin could tell the difference between finch species, but with genitals.
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See if you can tell the difference: Which of these clips are real and which are made up?
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What's more, her phone reportedly couldn't tell the difference between the scam call and Apple's real support line.
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We know the Roomba fam is pretty robust, and it's sometimes hard to tell the difference between models.
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It's unlikely that most people could tell the difference between 21080p and 2720p on a 4.7-inch screen.
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Customer: You can tell the difference in fresh shrimp, and I love Dooky's because you get it fresh.
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"I said that because I know that Donald Trump couldn't tell the difference," he clarified, with a smile.
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They were able to tell the difference between deformation done by earthquakes and that incurred through old age.
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CAPUTO: It&aposs really hard to tell the difference between Adam Schiff and a member of the media.
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And it's actually easy to tell the difference between ionic and Corinthian columns, just look at the capital!
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But it's hard to tell the difference between these withdrawals and the anxiety benzos treat, as Huff discovered.
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And in practice, your average iPhone user might not be enough of an audiophile to tell the difference.
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Even my pedestrian tongue could tell the difference between mass-produced, careless boils and ones stirred with intention.
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Sometimes it's hard to tell the difference, her High Valyrian words seeming to be both spells and prayers.
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No one will be able to decide, or even tell the difference between these two equally stunning preparations.
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"The French can tell the difference between genuine scandals and political dirty tricks," Ms. Le Pen told reporters.
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Stereoscopic video cameras, for example, can tell the difference between a flat image and a three-dimensional object.
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Its system is able to tell the difference between a fetal heart rate and a mother's heart beat.
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Can young viewers tell the difference between advertisements and product reviews on the popular YouTube channel Ryan ToysReview?
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Here's how you can tell the difference: Normal gin tastes like juniper with hints of lemon and coriander.
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Pinching a piece of "meat" from each for a taste test, however, I could easily tell the difference.
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Maybe this will help...Oh shit, now that I've put them side by side I can't tell the difference.
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There's also a little camera in the front that can tell the difference between certain gestures, or tell distance.
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If it can tell the difference, the generator is sent back to the drawing board to improve its work.
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The very nature of antivirus software makes it difficult to tell the difference between espionage and regular security work.
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I think you can always tell the difference between someone who is being malicious and someone who is misinformed.
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In one study, managers couldn't tell the difference between people who worked 80-hour weeks and those who didn't.
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Their measurements were used to train a neural network to tell the difference between normal and abnormal heart rhythms.
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Coco Gonzalez is an ace at repainting a car with different colors—so your eye can't tell the difference.
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People who can't tell the difference between a monument to slavery and a pro-slavery monument continually confound me.
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And this year, Netatmo is introducing an outdoor camera that can tell the difference between people, animals, and vehicles.
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So he did a test: would classical experts tried to tell the difference between his software's compositions and Mozart.
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Fight fake news A lot of kids say they can't tell the difference between what's real and fake online.
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In taste tests, even so-called wine experts couldn't tell the difference between Two Buck Chuck and $70 bottles.
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Even worse, sources said they were unclear if the president could tell the difference between classified and unclassified information.
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The bees could indeed tell the difference—but to Dr Carr's surprise they did not favour the healthy plants.
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I stopped being able to tell the difference between suicides and accidental overdoses—I stopped thinking that differentiation mattered.
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It can't tell the difference between a fact and a lie, which is part of what makes it volatile.
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In fact, aside from new matte black paint jobs, you wouldn't really be able to tell the difference here.
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Critics have noted that the system cannot tell the difference between an American or a noncitizen crossing the border.
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While riding the bumps is one thing and falling flat another, it may be hard to tell the difference.
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You probably wouldn't be able to tell the difference between the two, at least by the looks of it.
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They're going to make virtual reality so good that we're not going to be able to tell the difference.
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Tests like the one conducted on the hemp Palamarchuck was transporting cannot tell the difference between hemp and marijuana.
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Consulting with a health care professional is necessary to tell the difference between normal aging and dementia, he added.
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Can you tell the difference between a genuine Facebook post and one that was part of an influence campaign?
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A decade ago, it was fairly easy to tell the difference between a good poll and a bad poll.
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Others said they could hardly tell the difference between real and fake products, aside from some off-putting scents.
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I honestly would not be able to tell the difference between this nonalcoholic beer and Heineken's standard 5% ABV.
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After that, I felt like I could just about tell the difference, but I might have been kidding myself.
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But how do you tell the difference between legitimate helping or even a necessary parent rescue versus lawnmower parenting?
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In general, I can't tell the difference between the many shades of brown and green or blue and purple.
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"Kyrsten Sinema, you couldn't tell the difference between her and Martha McSally on matters of the border," he said.
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You're a rich orphan with a trick jalopy who can't tell the difference between a supervillain and a boat.
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Aftenposten, in its editorial, said Facebook should be able to tell the difference between child pornography and famous war photography.
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If you want to try to make money by picking stocks, you need to be able to tell the difference.
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Now, by "cool," I don't necessarily mean "good"—a big part of growing up is learning to tell the difference.
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Apple has said that the screen is brighter than the iPad Air 2, but I can't really tell the difference.
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They can tell the difference between reality and a bunch of images that clearly put together to get a laugh.
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In a few years, it may be hard to tell the difference between a data centre and a central office.
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Or I see if the algorithm can tell the difference between a "male" and "female" nipple or anywhere in between.
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There are some simple ways to tell the difference between planets and stars without the use of a sky map.
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In the well-lit office, I couldn't tell the difference between my non-lit-up face and my LuMee'd face.
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I'd be pretty upset if Bandicoot couldn't tell the difference between me and the guy who services the jellyfish tank.
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A recent online NPR survey suggested the same results: The general public simply cannot tell the difference in sound quality.
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My friend (and ear model) Dan said they seemed more comfortable to him, but I honestly couldn't tell the difference.
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In our testing, it did just that, though it was awfully hard to tell the difference on the Touch Bar.
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KBH: The technology in lab-grown diamonds gets better every day, and there is no way to tell the difference.
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Be honest: Can you tell the difference between the real State of the Union and the Bad Lip Reading version?
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Turns out most violinists couldn't reliably tell the difference, but most also actually preferred the sound of the new violins.
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But how can you be the law and order President if you cannot tell the difference between right and wrong?
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"If you mistake leadership for dictatorship and you can't tell the difference ... you shouldn't be commander in chief," he said.
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King, who is memorialized with a forest in Israel, would be surprised that we now somehow couldn't tell the difference.
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Then again, most people can't tell the difference in image quality and can save themselves the $200 difference in price.
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"Phoenix said: "Well, I think that, for most of us, you're able to tell the difference between right and wrong.
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In it, 44% of tweens and teens said they can tell the difference between fake news stories and real ones.
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How do we tell the difference between a gift as a sign of friendship and a gift as a bribe?
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When we opened the bags, it was pretty hard to tell the difference between the two brands at first glance.
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"If you mistake leadership for dictatorship and you can't tell the difference … you shouldn't be commander in chief," he said.
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Let's be honest — at these levels of thinness it's getting hard to tell the difference, but it's an accomplishment nevertheless.
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Our reviewer, Adrienne So, could hardly tell the difference between it and a Paperwhite except for the lack of waterproofing.
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"Sometimes it is impossible to tell the difference between a wedding therapy session and a non-wedding session," she said.
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You can tell the difference between a small town and a big city as soon as you get close up.
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Of course Americans didn't see themselves as colonialists, but from the Vietnamese perspective it was hard to tell the difference.
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The video call is pre-recorded, but the app claims that your kids won't be able to tell the difference.
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As Lazard explained over the phone, in terms of aesthetics, you cannot tell the difference between the two organic compounds.
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Even some of the most advanced like weather satellites in the world can't reliably tell the difference between clouds and ice.
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He could tell the difference between non-painful and painful tactile perceptions, including variations in an object's curvature and sharp edges.
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At present, image recognition software lacks reasoning to tell the difference between a regular selfie and one taken in a mirror.
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What general would send his soldiers into battle if they couldn't tell the difference between a pitchfork and a fighter jet?
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Can you tell the difference between an antique ivory carving and one that came from an elephant poached just last month?
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The results are perfectly human-playable, but, as with many creative forays by artificial intelligence, professionals can still tell the difference.
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You may not realize it, but you possibly can tell the difference in sound between a street cleaner and a saw.
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"A child does not know how to tell the difference between a rocket or someone throwing a bomb," she told Reuters.
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Many can't tell the difference between real and manufactured public outcry, so they don't even know about it when it's happening.
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In terms of quality, AAC 256 kbps is comparable to a 320 kbps MP3 and most people can't tell the difference.
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If we can't tell the difference between humans and machines on the phone, will we treat all phone conversations with suspicion?
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One of the film's major conceits is that our heroes can't tell the difference between insurgents, cops, friendlies, and suicide bombers.
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Once she couldn't tell the difference between Bernard Lowe and Arnold Weber, Ford knew he was ready for the real world.
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Another benefit of the Furbo's AI smarts: It can tell the difference between a dog, a person, or an inanimate object.
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That means your cameras will be able to tell the difference between your kids and someone that's never been seen before.
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Because while Google's algorithms couldn't tell the difference between a bad article and a good one, its human programmers sure could.
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"I wanted to tell the difference between real Islam and the false Islam, now I understand," he said, according to FranceBleu.
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"We're slowly learning to tell the difference between wobbles caused by planets and those caused by stellar active surface," he said.
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A negative impression took shape: Microsoft Surface tablets are off-brand iPads, if you can even tell the difference between them.
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But memantine can't tell the difference between the NMDA receptors we need to function and the extra ones that cause disease.
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A Stanford study found that the majority of middle school students can't tell the difference between real news and fake news.
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The OnePlus 7T Pro has a sharper 1440p screen compared to the 7T's 1080p screen, but I couldn't tell the difference.
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Your body can't tell the difference between emotional stress and a tiger chasing you, so it will conserve energy however possible.
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It's hard to tell the difference between Halle the Bond girl in 2002, and the Halle who's still flaunting bikinis today.
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"It is impossible to tell the difference between a mined and a lab-grown diamond without sophisticated analysis," Ms. Gicquel said.
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How to tell the difference How to limit the spread The best prevention against the coronavirus is still washing your hands.
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In Africa, it's easy to run into fakes, but you can always tell the difference between them and the real ones.
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If you never heard this shit before, you probably can't tell the difference because it's all the same feeling on there.
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In other words, the keyboard can tell the difference between you lightly pressing a key and you pressing one more heavily.
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"The most pro-American guys in Bulgaria are turning against America because they cannot tell the difference between Putin and Trump."
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Sometimes I look at Seth's body in bed and I feel like it's my body and I can't tell the difference.
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In other words, it can tell the difference between the spoken word and, say, a recorded jam session in the studio.
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You can clearly tell the difference between the 4K on a Samsung TV to a budget brand like Toshiba or Sharp.
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An iPhone 8 looks so similar to an iPhone 11 nobody will be able to tell the difference at a glance.
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The big question is, can we even tell the difference between full HD (1080p) and UHD on a screen that small?
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To me, the fact that people can't tell the difference between these things is why we have Donald Trump as president.
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But unlike adults who can distinguish between parody and mischief and the real thing, the algorithm can't yet tell the difference.
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I did not notice this "mistake" as it was happening, and I could not tell the difference on the second take.
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Surely, the average consumer can't tell the difference between $1.95 and 30 percent, but if the message gets out, who knows?
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You probably can't even tell the difference between a review of a great wine and a review of one of your movies.
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But would you expect it to be able to create pointillist or cubist works, to tell the difference between romance and horror?
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"To the naked eye, you can't tell the difference," said John Martin, special agent in charge of the DEA's San Francisco division.
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The key is being able to tell the difference between good jitters and a sinking feeling that you need to redirect course.
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Perhaps in a few years, by the time we get our own team, you won't even be able to tell the difference.
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When used in traditional rice-based dishes, like burrito bowls, rice balls and paella, you'd hardly be able to tell the difference.
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But its playing the part convincingly, I can't tell the difference between what comes out of this and a shot of espresso.
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After tasting, I said that I could not tell the difference but felt that the romaine in one of them seemed fresher.
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"When I was a kid, I thought good acting was fascinating, and I could tell the difference," he explained to Vanity Fair.
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Will lab subjects be able to tell the difference between a kiss from a person and a kiss from a computer simulation?
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The changes aren't immense, and you might struggle to tell the difference between a new and old machine placed side-by-side.
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But, says Sailor, they can't tell the difference between a break-in and a bird, leading to a lot of false positives.
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Even very young babies can tell the difference between nice characters and mean ones, and they typically prefer the characters that cooperate.
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Give the tot a polo and a pair of too-tight corduroys, and we might not be able to tell the difference.
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But it's not readily apparent that most viewers will be able to tell the difference when it comes to raw visual quality.
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" Asked whether they wear badges resembling those of law enforcement, he said that if immigrants "can't tell the difference, that's their problem.
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And if a drone can tell the difference between an ISIS meeting and a wedding, then banning them is wrong and evil.
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WIRED quizzed the Ghostbusters director on a slew of real and fake ghost stories to see if he could tell the difference.
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Her subversive SEO works so well because "the internet can't tell the difference between what is and what's hoped for," she said.
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But clinic defense groups insist that patients can tell the difference between them and the people praying (and yelling) to end abortion.
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In reality, buyers might struggle to tell the difference: scratches can be touched up, engine problems left undisclosed, even odometers tampered with.
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The new film by Steven Spielberg, " The Post ," begins in the jungle, shifts to Washington, and defies us to tell the difference.
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Commissioner Davis said he had seen the boy's replica gun and could not tell the difference between it and a real firearm.
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Apparently the president of the United States can't tell the difference between the actor Christian Bale and the fictional character Bruce Wayne.
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I could barely tell the difference between the cheese and the pepperoni based on taste alone, which is a huge red flag.
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This new requirement would help consumers tell the difference between name brand hotel websites and fraudulent ones masquerading as name brand sites.
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Admittedly, we were nervous we wouldn't be able to tell the difference between the two brands when we initially opened the bags.
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They'll start existing when people on the street look at the data and can't tell the difference whether it's real or not.
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For me now, I can tell the difference between something that is real, and something that is all fake and is fabricated.
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I venture that most people would struggle to tell the difference between a regular 90-degree PVC elbow and a street 90.
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Men often can't tell the difference between my smiles of pleasure and self-defense, which is why the latter is effectively protective.
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But how do you tell the difference between the work required of any committed relationship and a life sentence of hard labor?
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Listeners at the University of Oregon could not tell the difference between a Bach composition and one written by a computer program.
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The same study found that 80% of middle school students can't tell the difference between "sponsored content" (advertising) and a news article.
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Friends and family couldn't tell the difference and thought I was a little crazy, but I was incredibly happy with the results.
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If you get in the gutter with Trump, no one will be able to tell the difference between the two of you.
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And I think you can definitely tell the difference between what we do and a mass-produced piece of candy any day.
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It's really just a pitfall inherent to sequels: It can be hard to tell the difference between a revelation and a retcon.
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The hope is that it will allow investigators to definitively tell the difference, and be able to use that evidence in court.
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If the brain can't tell the difference between reading fiction and living life, how could it possibly distinguish reading fiction and nonfiction?
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San Jose (CNN Business)On Monday, Facebook's chief technology officer, Mike Schroepfer, tested my ability to tell the difference between broccoli and marijuana.
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How does one tell the difference between the loving and the decisive sexuality that just may be spurred on by the profit motive?
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Using computerized textual analysis, the Oxford researchers believe they can even tell the difference between Marlowe's writing and Shakespeare writing under Marlowe's influence.
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Given the chumminess between the Pentagon and the defense industry that stands to make a profit, it's obviously hard to tell the difference.
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Thing is, regardless of whether you are depressed or just struggling with the winter sads, it might be hard to tell the difference.
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Dr. Kimberley Quinlan, a licensed California-based therapist who specializes in co-existing eating and anxiety disorders, explained how to tell the difference.
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Some players may not be able to tell the difference between a game running on the Xbox One X versus the PS4 Pro.
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If it can prove to the doubters that even they can't tell the difference, it stands to substantially advance the meatless meat movement.
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But as Sennheiser flipped between its soundbar and audio from an actual surround sound setup, it was sometimes hard to tell the difference.
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That means the researchers can't conclude whether or not the fly can tell the difference between sounds coming from smaller angles of separation.
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Users and service providers can't always tell the difference, and more often than not just assume and do not think about this topic.
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The waitress explains that the free merlot is "young" and "sharp," and we are flattered that she thinks we can tell the difference.
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"I've had images taken with my mobile phone printed in coffee table National Geographic books, and you can't tell the difference," he says.
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It sounds boring, but when your phone can tell the difference between a cat, dog, car, or person, it's kind of like whoa.
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One study pitted old Italian violins like Strads against modern violins in a blind test to see if musicians could tell the difference.
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After six months of treatment, not only did the effects hold, but crucially, the participants couldn't tell the difference between the two drugs.
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Under "safe community," Zuckerberg highlighted Facebook's efforts to develop artificial intelligence that can scan posts and tell the difference between news and propaganda.
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Christian and Social Democrats had already been growing so similar to each other that many voters cannot tell the difference and tune out.
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For me, a cow is just a cow, but there really are people whose job it is to be able tell the difference.
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Even when I zoomed in 100 percent on images taken of similar scenes, it was harder to tell the difference than I expected.
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Yes, there are plenty of economists and political activists, (it's getting harder to tell the difference), who espouse that kind of a policy.
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Honestly, you could very likely market and sell these burgers as beef burgers and most people wouldn't be able to tell the difference.
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Which is all to say: When it comes to some people, it's hard to tell the difference between emotional baggage and unfinished business.
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Each is prepared according to the traditions of a different country—Israel, Syria, Egypt, and Lebanon—but no one can tell the difference.
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In July 2014, Microsoft demonstrated how machines could tell the difference between people and dogs at the 15th annual Microsoft Research Faculty Summit.
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Yet when I took my first hit of my homemade e-juice, I could hardly tell the difference from an official Juul pod.
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"It would be nearly impossible for a cop on the street to tell the difference between these cases and actual firearms," Engel said.
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Misinformation has thrived on social media, where it can be difficult to tell the difference between real and false quotes, images and articles.
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Even still, Burger King claims customers can't tell the difference, especially because the burger is designed to "bleed," just like a meat patty.
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In most tape-loop performances, novice listeners can tell the difference between what is being played live and what is being reproduced electronically.
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Impossible Version 2.0 is so close to the real thing in taste and texture that it is sometimes hard to tell the difference.
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I was a bit surprised because, honestly, I thought both groups were lackluster and I couldn't really tell the difference between the two.
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You might as well save your money and get the 1080p option because you're probably not going to be able to tell the difference.
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One of the most common questions that gemologists are asked is how to tell the difference between a real diamond and a fake stone.
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In mollusks like snails and segmented worms, light-sense cells spread across the body surface can tell the difference between light and dark. 5.
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And yeah, it's an LCD and not an OLED, but lately LCD screens have gotten so good that it's hard to tell the difference.
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"If I can't tell the difference between your ironic tweet and [Ku Klux Klan leader] David Duke's, that's your fault," Shapiro told Bloomberg News.
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"The devices can't tell the difference between cutting onions and sewing and sweeping the floor and going to the gym," Buchman told BuzzFeed News.
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Watch as we put a few R29ers to the test to see if they can tell the difference between kitchen gadgets and sex toys.
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Not even for the real competition, we should see if I walked out in the costume if the judges could even tell the difference.
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But it can be difficult to tell the difference between their ideologies and insincere statements in the manifesto meant to stir up interreligious animosity.
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With the first lady jumping into the fray, translating a celebrity feud into political action, it becomes even more difficult to tell the difference.
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Ethel (Shannon Purser) was also involved, and apparently can't tell the difference between reality and this RPG — she thinks she really is a princess.
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Conceptually, it's kind of like the wine equivalent of synthetic cocaine or Canal Street Rolexes—a lot of people can't really tell the difference.
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"When google can't tell the difference between Kelly Anne and Patrick Stewart," one Twitter user wrote with a slew of laughing with tears emoji.
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You can tell the difference between an all-natural frozen piece and a chemically treated one by the color and transparency of the flesh.
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Fruit flies have a pigment in their tiny brains that allows them to tell the difference between night and day, according to new research.
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The least responsible are making themselves look an awful lot like the Colleen Nicholsons, to the point that buyers often can't tell the difference.
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When Harry insists he surely would have been able to tell the difference, she begins fake moaning, building to loud cries of feigned ecstasy.
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Two dermatologists examined patient photographs from multiple intervals after the injections, and they could not tell the difference between saline and PRP-injected cheeks.
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Coscarelli herself, in discussing her shiitake bacon, notes that her non-vegan boyfriend "can't tell the difference" between it and its pig-derived counterpart.
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The company acknowledges the risk of mistaken identity as the machine uses facial recognition technology to tell the difference between authorised personnel and intruders.
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In honor of Have A Coke Day, we tested two versions of classic coke with coworkers to see if they could tell the difference.
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Although with England, you can definitely tell the difference between the South and the North, and then you have Scotland, Ireland and Wales too.
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While technically the Great Heights design is synthetic, Long says it's hard to tell the difference between a naturally-mined diamond and her own.
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There'll still be a way to tell the difference between m-style and i-style chips, if you can find a processor's model number.
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And he admits that that it's hard to tell the difference between stories that describe economic behavior and stories that help trigger that behavior.
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"They are facing a lot of challenges because in China there are fake big brands and the Chinese cannot tell the difference," says Tan.
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The tragedy isn't that Caleb and Camille can't tell the difference between art and life, but that they could make only one seem important.
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You might think it's easy to tell the difference between recently poached ivory and a family heirloom chess set, but that's often not true.
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Scribe – Automating sales development representatives It's tough for businesses to tell the difference between a high-potential sales lead and someone wasting their time.
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When Harry insists he surely would have been able to tell the difference, she begins fake moaning, building to loud cries of imitation ecstasy.
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But it still can't tell the difference between regular and frosted cornflakes, or what sorts of ingredients are lurking in a bowl of chili.
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Sometimes it's hard to tell the difference between science and technology ó almost all the time when it has to do with the brain.
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Despite being one of the night's cooks, even she can't tell the difference between the Turkish dolma (which she made) and its Armenian counterpart.
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It's kinda hard to tell the difference between an intentional work stoppage and a normal "business day" in a country with a broken economy.
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It can learn to tell the difference between something simple like a cat and a dog, and also to distinguish exoplanets from cosmic noise.
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The Michigan researchers write that this is problematic for children because they usually can't tell the difference between an ad and the game itself.
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There is no ready way for doctors to tell the difference between the hemorrhaging from a natural miscarriage and that from an induced abortion.
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Filters can't tell the difference between footage used for terrorist recruitment and the same footage used for journalism, political advocacy or human rights efforts.
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They can indicate whether the bleaching they saw was light, medium, or severe, (with instructions on how to tell the difference) and then submit.
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For example, experiences in VR, sometimes your brain can't tell the difference between what's happening in VR and what's happening to you in reality.
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A couple hundred of Rocky's friends (and friends of Sotheby's — you could tell the difference) stood around the box, aiming phone cameras at him.
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The only way to tell the difference between the two is a thin red ring around the pod, which indicates it's the smart version.
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The trick is to know how to tell the difference, especially since the disparate guidance provided can become a matter of life or death.
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Wearing the new AirPods isn't any more of a flex than the first-generation because nobody seeing you will be able to tell the difference.
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Koppelman pointed out that avid viewers of the show can tell the difference between when Fieri is amazed by a dish and when he's…not.
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You'll just want to make sure you find cover before triggering the remote, because this grenade can't tell the difference between friend and foe.[YouTube]
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Over the past 60 years, the partisan gap has widened so it's been increasingly easier for voters to tell the difference between Republicans and Democrats.
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" He added: "Some surgeons in these countries are excellent, but sometimes it is hard for patients to tell the difference by looking on the internet.
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It's sometimes hard to tell the difference between a supermoon and a regular full moon, as clouds and haze can mask the difference in brightness.
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"The consumer can't tell the difference, and that's the greatest thing about all of the R&D work, which is now yielding results," she said.
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Sure, I couldn't totally the tell the difference between it and an overheated Russell Stover candy I once ate out of a trashcan (long story).
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"If you can't tell the difference between a giant dog with two collars and a coyote, you shouldn't be hunting with a crossbow," she said.
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One study published last year found that managers couldn't tell the difference between those who worked an 80-hour week and those who pretended to.
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I can tell the difference, but that day I was super stressed and wasn't paying close attention, so I just reached in and grabbed it.
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Songbirds can tell the difference between their song and that of a closely related species from the time they are young, but it's unclear how.
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If I gave you a recommended spec machine and a min-spec machine and you tried the experience, you'd be able to tell the difference.
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At least for the purposes of roasting everything (which is how I prepared my dinners), I really couldn't tell the difference between the cooked items.
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She then swiped her hand past my face quickly, and asked if you'd be able to tell the difference between the colors on the runway.
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"If you can tell the difference between white people and K.K.K., you can at least differentiate between Muslims and ISIS," Muhammad recalled arguing in class.
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Cramer looks at the fundamentals to tell the difference between a troubled stock that is momentarily damaged and a troubled company headed down the tubes.
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That it's hard to tell the difference is a credit to the actor, who all but dares us to give up on the character altogether.
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I'm a good liar spotter but if you line people up and ask me who is lying, I wouldn't be able to tell the difference.
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And doctors can't really tell the difference between a self-induced abortion and a natural miscarriage or pre-term labor, unless there's an obvious injury.
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Can Tumblr's artificial intelligence tell the difference between a curated page of visual erotica and violent sexual imagery the same way a trained human could?
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It is the story of a man who thinks he is something he is not and who cannot tell the difference between reality and illusion.
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Here's where we were in the 1950s, where a low-information voter would look at the parties and not be able to tell the difference.
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While these products are usually easy to tell apart, it may not be so obvious to tell the difference between generations of the same device.
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If you assume any rate of improvement at all, the games will be indistinguishable from reality, you will not be able to tell the difference.
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Amazon told me they expanded the white range on this screen, but in side-by-side comparisons with the Voyage, I couldn't tell the difference.
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It's challenging to tell the difference between legitimate documents in all their infinite variations and those that have specifically been manipulated to conceal something dangerous.
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If you want to tell the difference between good code and bad code, code that's clean, and code that's functional but problematic, read this book.
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According to Dr. Rachael Lee, assistant professor in the University of Alabama-Birmingham's Division of Infectious Diseases, there are certain ways to tell the difference.
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She explained that while it's difficult to tell the difference between a young bobcat and a kitten, there are specific characteristics to look out for.
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I was not entirely convinced that the showroom did not look like an art installation and that people wouldn't be able to tell the difference.
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The device sticks onto the mother's belly and measures electrical signals from the uterus to help parents tell the difference between normal abdominal cramps and contractions.
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Of course you can safely ignore spam and phishing emails, which are just trying their luck: We've written here about how you can tell the difference.
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I could never tell the difference between her mind and Nietzsche's, which is why it was only natural to fall in love with Nietzsche as well.
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GutsThe iPhone SE packs in an A9 processor and M9 co-processor so you'd be hard-pressed to tell the difference between it and the 6s.
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When google can't tell the difference between Kelly Anne and Patrick Stewart 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 pic.twitter.
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What perhaps even more insidious is that art itself is starting to become commodified to the point that people won't be able to tell the difference.
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The average consumer couldn't tell the difference, but audiophiles with deep pockets could, which meant that MiniDiscs were never really treated as a "Serious" audio format.
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The end result, he says, could be digital work that's so thoroughly convincing that not even the people making the movies themselves can tell the difference.
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To make the most of the system, this listener will need source audio that's very high quality as well as ears that can tell the difference.
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"I've been doing this a long time, and I can't tell the difference between my work and my play, which is the real benefit," Bushnell said.
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"The French can tell the difference between genuine scandals and political dirty tricks," Le Pen, who has previously denied any wrongdoing in the affair, told reporters.
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IF IT WERE not for the flags being waved, it would be difficult to tell the difference between the protests in Lebanon and those in Iraq.
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I can tell the difference between something that's abusive and a moment that got carried away … but it was all in the context of the work.
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But you're also wired to tell the difference between a fake smile — just turning up the lips — and the "Duchenne smile," a genuine smile of happiness.
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An investigation from NBC Chicago in April found that at least one provider couldn't tell the difference between the DNA of a dog and a human.
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It's associated with charm, manipulation, callousness and the ability to tell the difference between right and wrong but having little care for the rules in practice.
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In most cases, when comparing the films of the artists and the "hardcore amateurs" without the help of wall text, it's hard to tell the difference.
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Medically, a healthcare provider cannot tell the difference between someone having a spontaneous abortion (commonly known as a miscarriage) or one induced by medication abortion pills.
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If you made a recording that was so good that you couldn't tell the difference between the recording and the actual performance, that was the acme.
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I can also tell the difference between Venezuela and today's Germany, or the Scandinavian states, or France, or Britain, or Australia, or Canada (and so on).
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"I think augmented reality will find a large audience when people can't tell the difference between the real thing and the computer-generated image," he said.
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How challenging it can be, these days, to distinguish the dystopian from the naturalistic, to tell the difference between an artist's darkest imaginings and current events.
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And thus, a challenge: Can you tell the difference between the 213 percent real upcoming Peacock offerings and the 214 percent fake shows WIRED made up?
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This might mean developing the skills to recognize how people are expressing themselves — can you tell the difference between someone who's comfortable versus someone who's anxious?
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They will soon begin trials testing whether people in the lab can tell the difference between real extremist writings and those generated by an ideological automaton.
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It is not easy for a machine to tell the difference between, for example, a video of a real shooting and a scene from a movie.
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I quickly learned to tell the difference between shades of blue, and between the black that darkened the sky and the black that outlined a building.
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How can you tell the difference between a new employer who is making earnest steps toward diversity and one who is just trying to cover himself?
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She cannot tell the difference between the truth and a lie or right and wrong, and therefore is unable to consent to sexual intercourse, it says.
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By contrast, a blind tasting by German broadcaster ZDF in 21989 showed that very few drinkers can tell the difference between the leading industrial beer brands.
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Have I Been Phoned It's getting harder and harder these days to tell the difference between incoming phone calls from sophisticated scammers and your own mother.
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If there wasn't a rather large Moto logo under the earpiece, it'd be hard to tell the difference between the E25 and any other random Android phone.
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Sometimes, it's difficult to tell the difference between jokes and parodies of real porn using Legos, and an actual Lego fetish, but this one's probably the former.
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I could tell the difference from rose oils – from the Bulgarian rose to tea rose to English rose – without reading the label, because I couldn't read yet!
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Then, Nettles had to recreate the look on the other side, in the hopes that, in the end, no one would be able to tell the difference.
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People often assume that the tropical and the common bedbug are basically the same, and it is almost impossible to tell the difference with the naked eye.
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Entrupy, a New-York based tech startup, has created a nifty device that can tell the difference between a counterfeit designer bag and the real deal. How?
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And although I've done volunteer work with trafficked victims, I have never been one — and that puts me in a pretty good position to tell the difference.
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The first step was to train a deep learning algorithm, which learns to recognize patterns in a large amount of information, to tell the difference between illustrators.
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After all, it's often hard to tell the difference between a specifically-inspired Trump Twitter Outburst™ and your average, run-of-the-mill Trump Twitter habits.
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How to tell the difference between passing sadness and depressionDepression cost me more than $4,000 and ruined my credit score, and I'm not the only who's suffering
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So how can you tell the difference between social media's smoke and mirrors and whether your friend is actually choosing not to invite you to things anymore?
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"They look very, very much like a great white, the only way to tell the difference is by their fins — they are very, very similar," he added.
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The right Joy-Con controller has a motion sensor built-in and it can apparently tell the difference between hand-gestures such as rock, paper, or scissors.
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And if a person can't tell the difference between asking someone to lunch and sexually harassing them, they have missed the point of the #MeToo movement entirely.
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"We can put any animal next to a real one and not be able to tell the difference," claims Richard Stammers, the visual-effects supervisor on "Dumbo".
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The idea was to study drought patterns over time, which could help scientists tell the difference between naturally occurring droughts, and weird outliers made worse by humans.
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It is something I use multiple times a day, and every time I switch back to a traditional toothbrush or any reason, I can tell the difference.
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"Looking at you and Margot as Harley Quinn side by side, I really can't tell the difference between you two, wow," one user commented on Laura's Instagram.
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Without it, we wouldn't be able to tell the difference between a piece of cake or the fork we use to take a bite out of it.
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Fellow player Ethel (Shannon Purser) is caught up in a cultish obsession with the game and can no longer tell the difference between G&G and reality.
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Pros: They're unable to tell the difference between fiction and reality, so they will really be impressed by all of our interstellar exploits as seen on Netflix.
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The sea turtles are unable to tell the difference between jellyfish and plastic bags, and can wind up with compacted intestines or chemical exposure because of it.
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And to suggest that those calling for Franken's resignation simply couldn't tell the difference between inappropriate touching and serial sexual assault is a willful misunderstanding of reality.
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Jason Hunter, technical analyst at JPMorgan, provided some insight on how to tell the difference between a bull market correction and the start of a bear market.
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While some were shocked to find out that the meme wasn't Galifianakis, others were appalled that people couldn't tell the difference between Redford and the "Hangover" actor.
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His friends, his colleagues, and most importantly, his wife, Faith — a senator — were unable to tell the difference between the man they knew, and me, the imposter.
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While it may not taste exactly like an egg to omnivores, dress it up in a breakfast sandwich and you won't be able to tell the difference.
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Whether you are a wine connoisseur or can't tell the difference between a Syrah and a Merlot, Vine Box is a great way to try new varietals.
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That one external flaw has been scrubbed away in the TV show, so there's only one way to tell the difference: to shoot them with a gun.
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KAINE: If you mistake leadership for dictatorship, and you can't tell the difference, a country that's running its economy into the ground... PENCE: Yeah, here we go.
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Right now, you get a barrage of useless notifications, because it can't tell the difference between a car on the street and a stranger at your door.
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Right now the system, which they call RFIQ, can tell the difference between pure and melamine-contaminated baby formula, and between various adulterations of pure ethyl alcohol.
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If you're trying to tell the difference between last year's iPhone and the iPhone 210 or the iPhone 27 Pro, the camera will be a dead giveaway.
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WINNER: Tie — Since we couldn't tell the difference between the two drinks, the result was a tie between Trader Joe's and Wegmans in the sparkling water category.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Babies smell sweet, teens stink, and blindfolded moms can tell the difference Seems like that sweetness probably varies with the condition of a baby's diaper.
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But over time I began to realize my manager couldn't tell the difference between something that took me eight hours and something that took me eight minutes.
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So something like slapping or spanking—how do you tell the difference between somebody assaulting somebody and someone slapping someone on the back [in a friendly gesture]?
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"For most of us, you're able to tell the difference between right and wrong," he said at a press conference for Joker in September, according to IGN.
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Had this been a blind taste test, I'm not sure I would be able to tell the difference between the slice I ate and a homemade pie.
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"The psyche can't tell the difference between a ritual act and a real act," Ms. Gillingham said in a recent interview, citing the Jungian writer Robert Johnson.
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In a brief test, I did notice my download speed was 17 Mbps slower with the switch flipped on, but honestly couldn't tell the difference while browsing.
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The best part is your kids wouldn't be able to tell the difference between that and a normal sandwich that would've taken you five minutes to make.
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Not everyone can easily tell the difference between 30 to 60 fps in motion, but to someone who plays a lot of shooters it feels substantially different.
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As a lawyer familiar with online torment, Kalibová can tell the difference between a throwaway comment from an anonymous internet troll and an actual real-life threat.
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It can also be hard to tell the difference between symptoms that are caused by the drug and those that are rooted within one's own nervous system.
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Westworld is an interesting demonstration that shows what might happen when artificial intelligence becomes sufficiently advanced that we can no longer tell the difference between robots and people.
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Images are bounced back and forth between the two modules until the discriminator can no longer tell the difference between the fake data and the original training material.
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"We have two problems at Google: the alt-right, and those who can't tell the difference between the right and the alt-right," Wacker stated in the email.
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But here's the thing: Even when we were in a room with hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of audio equipment, people still could not tell the difference.
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Most see funny jokes, and they see the funny in the stuff that leads up to the funny joke, and for some reason, they can't tell the difference.
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One major flaw: It sometimes can't tell the difference between a living person's face and a photo of that person held up in front of a scanner. TrueFace.
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Anyone who claims that they can tell the difference between his work and that of a 85033-year-old with enough colors and a large canvass is lying.
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RadarCat is accurate enough that it can even tell the difference between the front and back of a smartphone, or tell whether a glass is full or empty.
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There are very rich areas and very poor areas within any given city, but it's harder to tell the difference in urban areas by using daytime imagery alone.
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Parties and candidates have done such a terrible job reaching out to them in the past that today most Latinos can't tell the difference between Democrats and Republicans.
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"You walk around, and you can't tell the difference," Kos-Read told me as we drove past the complex on the way to the set the next morning.
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This strategy, of course, assumes that the bodily feature is unique to the particular individual – and, crucially, that the digital system involved can tell the difference between people.
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In 1503, the International Boxing Association introduced skirts — yes, skirts — to help "distinguish" the female fighters from the men, as if the audience couldn't tell the difference otherwise.
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Having tried the original Point flats, I could immediately tell the difference in outsole when I tried the Merino Point: the Merino shoes felt sturdier and slightly thicker.
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They're the only people on the bus who aren't playing themselves, but were immersed so far in character that, Winterbottom says, it became hard to tell the difference.
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If I wasn't able to tell the difference between male and female turtles, then I wouldn't have been able to sound the alarm that roads were a problem.
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That being said, the Google Home Max sounded just about as good at the Echo Studio on most occasions, and it was sometimes hard to tell the difference.
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It is not accurate that those invested in preventing harassment and assault cannot tell the difference between the two, or distinguish between an inappropriate remark and a rape.
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The inability of judges and jurors to tell the difference is why innocent men languish in jail while the prosecutors who put them there run for higher office.
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DaBaby's already apologized to the woman he struck, saying he thought he was hitting a guy and couldn't tell the difference because of the light in his face.
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That episode provoked the city to introduce a series of traffic measures to ease congestion and improve safety, not that one could tell the difference on the canal.
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Usually, a good critic can tell the difference between their reaction to a film that is due to personal taste and history and a reaction of aesthetic judgment.
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It can be hard to tell the difference between a dealer and a courier, much less between a dealer at the bottom of the food chain and a kingpin.
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It's not supposed to be as colorful or bright as the fancy OLED in the iPhone XS, but it's tuned so well that I sometimes couldn't tell the difference.
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If you're like me, and cannot tell the difference between types of lettuce even after having viewed many photographs of them, don't take the risk—throw it all out.
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Whirlpool doesn't share exactly how many types of food its algorithms can recognize, but it does say they're accurate enough to tell the difference between frozen and thawed items.
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You can definitely tell the difference between the noise isolation you get just from wearing the buds and the increased peace and quiet that comes with enabling noise reduction.
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It's actually pretty easy to tell the difference, according to this very handy "flu algorithm" going around on Twitter: Flu info from a literal Doctor...who is funny. pic.twitter.
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There are other neat uses for the feature too, with a night mode that reduces blue colors, and a mode to help colorblind players tell the difference between colors.
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Experts taking a more pessimistic view say that this technology is going to improve to the point where humans can't tell the difference between AI fakes and real footage.
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That man was a visiting Japanese translator and not the fictional Yoshida, according to Johnston, which leads us to the troubling fact that the editors couldn't tell the difference.
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Although, as NASA Planetary Program Executive Gordon Johnston notes, it'll be very hard to tell the difference between this super-dupermoon and more ordinary supermoons with the naked eye.
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Be smart: Sometimes it's hard to tell the difference between a planet and a star when looking with your naked eye, but there's a shortcut to avoid that confusion.
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Aura can see a disruption and tell the difference between an organic one (made by a human being) and a manmade one [such as] a fan or fluttering drapery.
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Researchers in Scotland have developed an "artificial tongue" which can tell the difference between different types of whiskies and, in the process, potentially aid the fight against counterfeit alcohol.
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I couldn't tell the difference between an AI not being as smart as it could be and an AI being way smarter than I've seen an AI be before.
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That's right: The internet has finally hunted down the look-a-like to end all look-a-likes, and we'll bet you won't be able to tell the difference.
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Or maybe Uber will develop some kind of fancy photo scanning program that can finally tell the difference between real human spew and a can of Progresso chicken gumbo.
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Most students can't tell the difference between real news articles and sponsored content, according to a study from Stanford University, raising concerns over how young people consume online media.
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"There is a lot of crossover with dead animals and dead humans, but humans have enough distinct things about them that cadaver dogs can tell the difference," Warren said.
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The original Vessyl was supposed to track liquid consumption throughout the day to monitor your overall nutrition, and tell the difference between sodas, water, orange juice and other liquids.
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As an emergency physician with more than 25 years of experience, often I can't tell the difference until a thorough medical exam, radiological studies, and lab work are completed.
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Colors on the Pixel 250 and Pixel 22 XL look dead, even with an optional vivid mode turned on (I couldn't tell the difference with it on and off).
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When I polled people on Twitter, it seemed that most people aren't polite to their digital assistants, which again, is totally fine since they really can't tell the difference.
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Being that I'm a meat-eater, this was the first time I'd ever tried Impossible meat, and I honestly couldn't tell the difference between this and the real deal.
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But really, will the average gamer be able to tell the difference between a cheap knock off and the real McCoy when it comes to a newly constructed language?
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The second problem, evident in Damon's and Young's comments, is the assumption that women can't tell the difference between the allegations against Weinstein and those against Franken or Wieseltier.
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The drugs come in powder form, making them look so similar to fentanyl, carfentanil, and even heroin, that even narcotics experts can't tell the difference with the naked eye.
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So it can be hard to tell the difference between existing bills that will have substantial support in the upcoming debate, and abandoned bills cluttering the debate like litter.
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"Well, I think that, for most of us, you're able to tell the difference between right and wrong," he said at a press conference for Joker, according to IGN.
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And educators are working up "news literacy" programs to teach students how to tell the difference between real, corroborated journalism and naked lies dressed in the colors of veracity.
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Explain that there are several ways to tell the difference between fake and real news, but point out it's still possible to be tricked even if you know them.
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"Then they can tell the difference between high-quality and lower quality caviar," he adds, amid a steady stream of phone calls from customers placing orders ahead of Christmas.
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"Well, I think that, for most of us, you're able to tell the difference between right and wrong," he said at a press conference for Joker, according to IGN.
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My mom sometimes tried to trick me—sneaking in 'real' meatballs, mixing them with the canned sauce, hoping I couldn't tell the difference—but I could always sense an imposter.
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Greg the barber seemed impressed after he prepped my head a second time, his fellow barbers crowding around me, struggling to tell the difference between my real and fugazi hairs.
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Among the responses, many are well-known, while some remain (to this point) merely rumors, but the fact that it's hard to tell the difference is part of our point.
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"We can tell the difference between feedback about a genuine technical flaw and generalised lobbying for lighter-touch regulation," Woods told the annual conference of the Association of British Insurers.
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You'd certainly struggle to tell the difference between an iPhone X and XS, just as you would struggle to differentiate between an iPhone 6 and a 6S on first glance.
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The burgers have 15 percent less fat and 90 percent less cholesterol than regular Whoppers, and Burger King's taste test experiments claim that customers and employees can't tell the difference.
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An immigration system that can't tell the difference in the threat posed by criminals or terrorists and a 9-year old girl needs to be rebuilt from top to bottom.
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The algorithms created and tuned over years by the team ETH Zurich's Computer Vision Lab can also tell the difference between sidewalk and road, pavement and grass, and so on.
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Netflix said in a statement emailed to CNBC: "We're looking into it but think viewers can tell the difference between a show they watch and a plane they fly (in)."
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It is not clear why, but Loerbroks thinks those servers might have had better dietary knowledge or were better able to tell the difference between food allergies and lifestyle choices.
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One company, Netatmo sells an outdoor security camera that can tell the difference between a person, a dog or a car, and alert the homeowner when it sees something peculiar.
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It's a nifty trick, and when I tried it out on a call, I was hard-pressed to tell the difference between a regular earpiece and LG's Crystal Sound display.
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From green-screen set backgrounds to full-blown animated graphics, the technology has reached the point where we can often no longer tell the difference between real life and CGI.
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The problem is that it's tough to tell the difference from the outside; incompetence and intentional action would, in this case, lead to the same outcome (Tillerson skipping the ministerial).
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At first glance, it's near impossible to tell the difference between an iPad Air 2 and similarly sized iPad Pro, or an iPad mini 2 and an iPad mini 4.
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And hopefully this [transformation] will go on through the rest of my life and not just through this healing process, but so people can tell the difference in my fight.
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As Ariel Baruch, a jeweler at a company that sells lab-grown diamonds, told Popular Science, "If anyone tells you they can tell the difference without the machine, they're lying."
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The fact that these DNA companies may not even be able to tell the difference between human and doggy DNA means that this test is probably as good as any.
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Paired with the fact that most adults get their news from social media, and most young people can't tell the difference, you can see just how problematic this issue is.
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Common drug test can't tell the difference (The New York Times)The Ebbu files (WeedWeek)Cannabis 2.0 is upon us, but are retailers ready for the influx of new products?
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We were driving in his 1999 Toyota Corolla down a road that may have been a desert highway or a city thoroughfare: My East Coast eyes couldn't tell the difference.
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Throughout every stage of the cooking and eating process, the Impossible burger mimicked the texture and flavor of ground beef closely enough that it was hard to tell the difference.
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It's unclear if Ellis actually caused harm to the dog in some way, or if the witch did, or if he can no longer tell the difference at this point.
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Throughout her life she experienced herself as all mind and no body; she could never tell the difference between what she actually felt and what she was supposed to feel.
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There's a new, easy way to tell the difference between Smallfoot and Abominable, two seemingly identical animated movies about a yeti that came out within a year of each other.
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As a result, YouTube creators have been in an uproar since the ruling, arguing that it's too difficult to tell the difference between what's child-directed content and what's not.
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The point isn't that environmental rules or inclusionary zoning ordinances are bad, but that's it's inherently difficult to tell the difference between a good-faith and a bad-faith regulatory scheme.
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"If you want to tell the difference between new physics and unknown errors, you need another measurement," study author Thomas Collett from the University of Portsmouth in the UK told Gizmodo.
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But a new study out of Drexel University says the average person can't tell the difference between the two types of whiskey, at least when it comes to the American blends.
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Combining genetics with rigorous training, the dogs learn to identify different levels of explosive odor, so they can tell the difference between, say, a concealed firearm and multiple pounds of explosives.
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Check out other Fifty Shades-related experiments on PEOPLE Now, like this video quizzing New Yorkers on whether they can tell the difference between a kitchen utensil and a sex toy.
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That said, don't worry if you can't tell the difference between this supermoon and your average full moon, because it likely won't look all that much brighter to most casual observers.
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Hopefully, Apple's machine learning algorithms will be smart enough to tell the difference, and if not, you'll hopefully be able to turn the option off if it doesn't work for you.
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The flip side of that equation is, of course, that I can instantly tell the difference between a casual SoundCloud or YouTube upload and a nicely mastered track streaming off Tidal.
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Below are the profiles of some of the rising "stars" of the alt-right, as well as some people who don't actually exist, to see if you can tell the difference.
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And there are concerns chaos could ensue if protesters go ahead with their plans to march to LKF, making it potentially very difficult to tell the difference between protesters and partygoers.
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Beyond that, it's often hard to tell the difference between a paid agitator and a genuinely angry person, and the report acknowledges that information ops will often intermingle with everyday citizens.
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We put some R29ers to the test to check out which jeans they prefer — and if they can even tell the difference between a high-end and a low-end pair.
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But it is remarkable that Apple's own devices (or AT&T, which sold her the phone) can't tell the difference between a call from Apple and someone trying to spoof Apple.
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WhatsApp is working on changing the appearance of forwarded messages in the hope that visual cues will help users tell the difference between messages from friends and those of unknown provenance.
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Scientists trained the four smartest pigeons they could find to tell the difference between four-letter words and nonwords, and identify when a word's letters were transposed (like "very" vs. "vrey").
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"We can tell the difference between feedback about a genuine technical flaw and generalized lobbying for lighter-touch regulation," Woods told the annual conference of the Association of British Insurers (ABI).
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Demand Media's goal was to rank highly in Google, and Google's search algorithms can't tell the difference between a well-reported, in-depth article and one dashed off in an hour.
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During the study, researchers used a form of clicker training to teach four beagles to tell the difference between healthy blood samples and samples from patients who have malignant lung cancer.
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So for the public to realise that goats can actually tell the difference between an angry and a happy face, we hope (this) will promote good animal welfare for this species.
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At a glance, there's virtually no way to tell the difference between a first-generation Apple Watch (now called Series 1) and the new Series 2 that Apple unveiled last week.
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It can tell the difference between the contents of a fridge and a park full of trees, for example, or spot that this is a car and that is a person.
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Our taste-testers varied from people who hadn't had a soda since 2001 to die-hard Mexican coke fans, all eager to prove they could tell the difference between the two.
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Absolutely. If the president cannot tell the difference between winning and losing in trade, it should be no surprise that he has been pursuing the wrong policies for the wrong reasons.
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As long as you can tell the difference between iced tea and iced coffee, you are capable of spotting when the caramel is cooked enough (at any point between the two).
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Not only is the player expensive ($400), the fact is, most users can't tell the difference between high-definition 24-bit recordings and recordings encoded at 256kbps or 320kbps (CD quality).
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Which is true most of all because I obviously couldn't even tell the difference between the "normal" version of the game and the Xbox One X-enhanced version of the game.
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I understand that baseball wants to be more inclusive, but legislating behavior in this manner says that players and locker rooms can't tell the difference between play and serious sexual harassment.
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You're standing on broken bits of yourself and expected to tell the difference between "KEEP GOING" pain and "STOP FUCK YOU'RE BREAKING IT" pain, and those are both the same feeling.
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Captivated by what she gains in the absent girl's place, the narrator rationalizes her actions by telling herself that the girl's mother, who suffers from memory loss, cannot tell the difference.
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When feminists said that excessive porn use made men unable to tell the difference between violent sex on the screen and intimate sex in real life, which men did they mean?
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I don't keep a life list of the species I've encountered, and I can never tell the difference between a Cooper's hawk and a sharp-shinned hawk without looking them up.
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The last thing we need in the Situation Room is a loose cannon who can't tell the difference between fact and fiction, and who buys so easily into racially-tinged rumors.
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Apparently these patterns are unique; Popa showed me that the system could tell the difference between his typing and mine, and you can test it out for yourself on the TypingDNA website.
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If you channel Leslie Knope and order wine by saying, "I'll take the cheapest one you have because I can't tell the difference," Zula has plenty of options for you as well.
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Estrin was actually at the Sony event and told the audience that he couldn't tell the difference between images on the reference monitor and what he saw on the Master Series TVs.
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For whatever reason, despite its multitude of sensors, the watch could not tell the difference between sitting down for an hour and taking a yoga class for the same amount of time.
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As researchers continue to make these models better and better, it'll get even harder to tell the difference between an essay written by a robot and an essay written by a human.
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This is Alyssa Milano, it-girl activist for a very strange political era in which politicians are celebrities, celebrities are politicians and sometimes it's hard to tell the difference between the two.
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"That moment when Toby knew in his heart who the real Spencer was," King wrote of the scene in which it's Toby who can tell the difference between Spencer and her twin.
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In Ovadya's envisioning, increasingly believable AI-powered bots will be able to effectively compete with real humans for legislator and regulator attention because it will be too difficult to tell the difference.
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The idea is to show customers that they can't tell the difference between the two patties, so they might as well go for the one that's kinder to animals and the environment.
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"So those kind of behaviors I think, once they start normalizing, you're not going to be able to tell the difference really between a machine driving versus a person driving," Vera said.
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In a moment in American media and political history where the very existence let alone definition of "facts" seems worryingly debatable, I pray that the American people can still tell the difference.
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Maybe frustration with Heyward is really frustration with the inability to tell the difference, to do anything but shake our heads and say the issue is between the ears—his, not ours.
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One gets the feeling that the "pooling of resources" line was ad-libbed and they forgot to edit it out because they could no longer tell the difference between reality and fantasy.
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As you level up, the ratio of real players to bots increases, and it's easy to tell the difference — the bots are pretty dumb and don't put up much of a fight.
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Dudley had 13 points off the bench and said it's easy to tell the difference between a team that had won four out of five and one that lost four straight since.
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I just leave it set at 24Hz because if you can tell the difference between that and 2279Hz, you should either join the Overwatch League or donate your eyes to science. Still.
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I can't yet contest to the mascara's ability to grow my lashes (the brand says it takes a few weeks to tell the difference), but don't get it twisted: I'm officially hooked.
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With the release earlier this year of their new recipe, the Impossible Burger 2.0, many meat-eating customers have said they can't tell the difference between the Impossible Burger and ground beef.
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Just as you can tell the difference between CGI-generated action and stunt work, or even film grain compared to digital photography, there's a texture and feeling that sets this film apart.
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A narrower algorithm (you know, like Inversoft's) would be able to tell the difference, contextually, between something that exists to get a rise out of you and a more unintentional use case.
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Verge colleagues have told me they can't tell the difference between Force Touch and Apple's mechanical trackpads, but I think this is only because the company is clearing such a low bar.
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Neighbors sometimes can't tell the difference from before the split and after and need to be assured when they run into me at the post office: Yes, a breakup has indeed occurred.
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"But once you filet it, it's pretty hard to tell the difference," said Margaret Siple, a PhD student in UW's School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences and co-author of the paper.
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It is hard, though, to see the moments when changes are happening; it's hard to tell the difference between the actual future of games and a bill of false goods, false potentials.
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In microscopic tests, its experts couldn't even tell the difference between the particles it produced versus one of the most high-end and expensive grinders you can buy — that's high praise indeed.
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But she cautioned that it's tough for others to tell the difference and advised becoming a "sneaky starer," or, instead of lurking in the background, approaching the person and starting a conversation.
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I think that all just bleeds together and what you might hear as the facts being presented at night and you can't tell the difference between what's being said during the daytime.
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"If the terrorist video looks like a video game, it would be very hard for an automated classifier to tell the difference between that terrorist video and a video game," he says.
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It's all about putting in every single little detail, so when all's said and done, you'll barely be able to tell the difference between the tattoo and the photo it's based on.
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When people get so confused by what's real and what's not that they stop trying to tell the difference, that "benefits people in power, whether they're Democrat or Republican or whatever," he noted.
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Social Sentinel has seemed to struggle to tell the difference between people tweeting about a meal being "bomb" and an explosive device, and to recognize that shooting in basketball isn't a safety concern.
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In particular, the consumer watchdog organizations complain that these sorts of ads are pushing toys, junk food and other products toward kids, who can't yet tell the difference between paid advertising and content.
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Alexander and Ella Clooney may be the children of an A-list actor and famous humanitarian lawyer, but they're still little babies who can't tell the difference between a towel and designer suit.
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And perhaps more so than with other social networks, it can be difficult to tell the difference between what is a fun, personal post, and what is, in reality, a paid, promotional advertisement.
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So it was up to the Kyoto scientists to find other ways to tell the difference between fruit flies who had been kept in complete darkness for 60 years and those who hadn't.
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He truly seems to think Emily is a host when he kills her, and by the time he's cutting into his own arm, he can no longer tell the difference in himself, either.
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But most of us wouldn't be able to tell the difference between, for example, a DDoS from a legitimate surge in traffic—so it shows its first set of results to an expert.
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The survey tested respondents to see if they could tell the difference between a real and a fake banking email and found nearly four in 10 Europeans failed to recognize the fraudulent message.
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"if you stand 10 meters (32 feet) back, you really wouldn't manage to tell the difference—seriously" says Andy Wallace, the real Bugatti Chiron development driver, who took this model for a spin.
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The difference between a doberman and a schnauzer might seem obvious to us, but there are a lot of fine distinctions that need to be defined before a computer can tell the difference.
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Siri may be great at listening for its command even over loud music, but it can't tell the difference between you, your mom, or your nosy friend you invited over for a sleepover.
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It's nowhere near smart enough to tell the difference between, say, a pen and a pencil, or even recognize a $5 bill on a table, but it's more successful on a macro scale.
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He said that many toy guns, including water pistols and plastic replica guns, can be mistaken for real weapons on the street and that oftentimes police cannot tell the difference on first glance.
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Of course, Trump's words were obviously written for him and therefore devoid of his usual authenticity in the process, because it's fairly easy to tell the difference between spontaneous Trump and TelePrompTer Trump.
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I want to put the emphasis on "more pleasing," because my hunch is that if we looked at the raw input each sensor is getting we'd be hard-pressed to tell the difference.
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Figuring out how to tell the difference is the work of the university, which rests on a commitment to freedom of inquiry, an unflinching search for truth, and the fearless unmasking of error.
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It's really hard for the average person to tell the difference between a game running on a PlayStation 4 or Xbox One if they're not looking down at the controller in their hands.
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As evidence, witness that after some training two amputees using the system were able to tell the difference between four differently shaped objects being grasped, with their eyes closed, with 75 percent accuracy.
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Participants in the holiday are generally encouraged to wear silly costumes, eat to excess, and drink so much they cannot tell the difference between Mordecai and Haman — the embodiments of good and evil.
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The techniques he has learned from chess's grand masters he now applies to athletes in other sports, many of whom he admits could not tell the difference between a bishop and a pawn.
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Looking through a vision panel in a cell door, it's basically impossible to tell the difference among these types of health concerns or whether a person is dealing with one or multiple issues.
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But American democracy absolutely cannot survive a citizenry that can't tell the difference between what's true and what's false, that can't be bothered to find out, and that doesn't even think it matters.
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Check out the products mentioned in this article:Roku Ultra (From $99.99 at Best Buy)How to tell the difference between Roku remote controls There are two kinds of Roku remotes:Standard IR (infrared) remotes.
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B Lab, the U.S. non-profit behind the certification, aims to jolt businesses into action - one of its stated aims is to help people tell the difference between good business and good marketing.
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In the last few years, it has become more and more difficult for the public to tell the difference between traditional A- and B-list celebs (actors, musicians) and reality stars and influencers.
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Because products are showing up in both paid and user-generated videos, it can be difficult for viewers to tell the difference between sponsored content and an unpaid shout-out to a company.
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The word "complicit" is derived from the Latin for "to fold together," and women may ally with male power to survive, or to get ahead; it can be hard to tell the difference.
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While I can tell the difference between a Chihuahua and a Great Dane, I don't always know all of the nuances that would allow me to distinguish between breeds that are much closer together.
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And don't stress if you don't have a Duchess' budget because we picked five of our favorite Meghan Markle looks and found lookalikes so good, you wouldn't even be able to tell the difference.
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For now, at least, their method seems like a clever way to make coins so that vending machines can't tell the difference—and aside from the year stamped on the coin, neither can you.
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Some improvement is needed: Videos posted on social media show one Tesla that can't tell the difference between grass and asphalt, and another that almost dinged another car, and yet another that actually did.
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Birds flying close to the new stadium are unable to tell the difference between what is glass and what is the great blue yonder, causing them to fly beak-first into the arena's walls.
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The thyroid can't tell the difference between stable and radioactive iodine, so the potassium iodide pills can be taken to pre-emptively "fill" the thyroid with safe iodine before radioactive iodine enters the body.
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And while the A503's back is plastic instead of glass like you get on the G7, Samsung officially calls that material "glasstic" (I'm not kidding), and it's damn hard to tell the difference.
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They seem to suppose that women can't tell the difference between a glass of wine and a bottle of it, or won't be able to control themselves if they drink any alcohol at all.
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"You need to be able to tell the difference between beaten down stocks that deserve to be bought and beaten down stocks that deserve to be beaten some more," the "Mad Money " host said.
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A few months before I left the Border Patrol, I went to see a movie about a guy who slowly lost the ability to tell the difference between his dreaming life and waking life.
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According to Namy, children begin to learn the sounds of their mothers' native languages while they are in the womb, and they can tell the difference between that language and other languages from birth.
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It can be surprisingly difficult to tell the difference between what is real and what is not, especially in an era where we do not get our information from a single trusted news source.
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It's hard to tell the difference between the depth of field of the S7 and the iPhone 7, but you can notice a touch less blur when you compare the Pixel to those two.
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Photos taken by the iPhone 7 look ridiculously good on the iPhone 7 display; you can tell the difference between a 7 photo and a 6S photo on the 7's screen almost instantly.
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Impossible Foods has gone through dozens of blind taste tests to see if people could tell the difference between what they've made and the real thing — and will continue testing to get it right.
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One has four corners and the other has none, but it's baffling to tell the difference between a circle and a square in this simple illusion created by Kokichi Sugihara of Japan's Meiji University.
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But instead, before the eyes of the account's three million followers, someone in charge of GMA's Twitter account revealed that they cannot tell the difference between the world's most famous frog and a lizard.
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These are real flaws, not perceived ones, and you would do well to develop the self-awareness by seeking genuine feedback in order to tell the difference, then do the work to overcome these.
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They had learned to tell the difference between the sonic signatures of the aircraft that fly overhead, making up names, onomatopoeia for the noises they make, like zanana and waziza, for the buzzing drones.
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In many cases, if you're buying a round brilliant and you get a VS1, you're pay $10,000 more than an SI1, and you can only tell the difference by looking at the G.I.A. certificate.
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It may also spell problems for Oath's tech subsidiaries like Tumblr, which coincidentally just alienated users with a sweeping ban on adult content (using automated filters that can't tell the difference between Garfield and pornography).
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In a new ad, he uses humor, carrying cardboard cutouts of the two men — dressed identically in white shirt, red tie and dark suit — and asked voters if they could tell the difference between them.
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"You throw out Christianity, you throw out the Torah, you throw out God, and within two generations people can't tell the difference between a man and a woman," Hazony said in one of his speeches.
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It thinks McConaughey is wearing two ties—which I wouldn't put past him, but isn't the case here—and it can't tell the difference between a wine glass, a water glass, and a martini glass.
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But if Google wants to make its learning a differentiator, it needs to figure out how to tell the difference between users and share only the right information with the right members of the household.
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Since you're on the phone, you can't really tell the difference between making something up and reading, and it gets you used to saying dirty things without actually having to come up with them yourself.
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Read More Cramer: S&P could be headed for new highs With stocks beaten down so badly this year, the question becomes how to tell the difference between a real comeback story and a fake.
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If the problem is that we can't tell which Muslims seeking to enter the country are peaceful and which are jihadis, Trump suggests keeping them all out until we learn how to tell the difference.
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During his trial, a psychologist testified on Couch's behalf that he was afflicted with "affluenza," meaning he lost the ability to tell the difference between right and wrong after being showered with his family's riches.
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Even now, this sort of realism has police departments worried that its officers won't be able to tell the difference between a deadly weapon and a prop, potentially leading to more tragedies like Rice's killing.
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In other words, if you are creepily staring at the shopping carts of random people at the grocery store, you won't be able to tell the difference between someone on SNAP and someone who isn't.
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What's more, creation of content has been diversified — for the casual consumer, it can be difficult to tell the difference between original reporting and aggregation, content created by journalistic outlets and content created by brands.
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If this is true, unfortunately for Mr. Manafort — and, one worries, for our president — one can become so confused about the distinction between truth and falsity that one can no longer really tell the difference.
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Xovis, a Swiss firm, offers a tracking technology based on computer vision that can tell the difference between men and women; this information can be used to see how they move around a shop differently.
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In the play, this change seems to come out of nowhere, at least partly because Ms. Garofalo is such a brilliant underplayer that I could hardly tell the difference between Lee's awfulness and her kindness.
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It&aposs like when you reminisce about the past, the brain can&apost tell the difference between feelings you&aposre having now and the feelings you&aposre reliving, and you can easily revisit that trauma.
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Today, I still trust Google to not allow business dealings to affect the rankings of its organic results, but how much does that matter if most people can't visually tell the difference at first glance?
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As a January 2019 article in Men's Health explains, a body in the ketogenic state will exhale isopropyl alcohol, and breathalyzers can't reliably tell the difference between isopropyl and ethanol, the stuff that's in booze.
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An object recognition system allows it to tell the difference between a constructed wall and a piece of sheet rock leaned against it, between a staircase and temporary stairs for electric work, and so on.
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And at an event like the Unite the Right rally, it's impossible to tell the difference between someone who's wearing a swastika pin or giving a Nazi salute "ironically" and someone who's doing it in earnest.
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This new IE mode literally loads the content within Edge, so you'd never be able to tell the difference, apart from a small IE logo on the tab that indicates that this mode has been enabled.
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Civilians cannot tell the difference between military vehicles and cars bringing food or medicine, so aid workers have increasingly become the target of attacks and struggle to assert their neutrality, representatives of several U.N. agencies said.
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When you train the mind to focus on something like the breath, it also gives you the discipline to focus on much bigger things and to really tell the difference between what's important and everything else.
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It's important to note that prisoners are notorious for faking sickness and injuries to get out of various prison duties, which makes it difficult for guards to tell the difference between real emergencies and phony ones.
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The board is able to tell the difference between a normal tail wag and a so-called happy tail wag, so it won't just take pictures all day if your dog's tail is perpetually in motion.
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Like human drivers, the company's self-driving prototypes, which are currently logging miles in Mountain View and Austin, can tell the difference between a drizzle and a downpour, and can adjust their speed and technique accordingly.
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The results were similar to the performance of animals that can see quantity — to humans, for example, it's easier to tell the difference between 10 and 100 jelly beans than the difference between 15 and 20.
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When I was a kid I use to be a martial artist, and I can tell the difference between people who really know the body and how to heal the body after it's been beaten up.
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"Obviously you can't see The Smiths anymore, and if you close your eyes with these guys you can't really tell the difference," says Alex, who's 26 and here with his 40-year-old ex-colleague Simon.
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Bloomberg Businessweek just featured the bald pate of Lloyd Blankfein, the C.E.O. of Goldman Sachs, above the bald pate of his presumed successor, David Solomon — the point being that no one could really tell the difference.
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Burger King's chief marketing officer, Fernando Machado, said that in the company's testing so far, customers and even employees had not been able to tell the difference between the old meaty Whopper and the new one.
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Perhaps she grows to share his love for the quiet Ohio town where he grew up; perhaps he can now tell the difference between a malbec and a zinfandel after the countless bottles she's brought home.
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The company's newer Aurora sensor instead uses an algorithm, which Hartjen says was trained to tell the difference between kids and adults by looking at pictures of RetailNext customers who consented to their images being used.
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Perhaps the most distinctive features of the Mate 28 series is its image recognition capability — an artificial intelligence feature that can tell the difference between people, flowers or other objects in different light or weather conditions.
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Giovanni Ribisi plays Marius, a con man who assumes the identity of his former cellmate — that would be Pete — and then reunites with Pete's family members, who haven't seen him recently enough to tell the difference.
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To preview what the experience of wine tasting with JLaw will be like, Omaze released a video that features the actress reading wine reviews and reviews of her movies to see if she could tell the difference.
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Meanwhile, a woman who penned a popular post about attractive braces for those with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome found the post flagged as explicit—presumably because the algorithm can't tell the difference between a finger and a penis.
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Even though there could be a lag in some high-performance competitive gaming scenarios, OnLive ran tests and found that people generally couldn't tell the difference between games running remotely and games running locally, according to Perlman.
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For Peele's protagonist, a talented black photographer named Chris Washington (played by Daniel Kaluuya, star of the standout Black Mirror episode "Fifteen Million Merits"), being able to tell the difference is literally a life-or-death proposition.
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The Hammerhead's audio quality sounds best when you're listening to hi-fi audio files (Tidal, Deezer, or your own uncompressed music), especially if you've only been listening to Apple Music and Spotify (and can tell the difference).
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In other words, if you feed it a bunch of neuroscience texts, it should be able to tell the difference between temporal as it relates to time and as it relates to that region of the brain.
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But do you really need a camera in your home that can tell the difference between a child and a dog, or that has a database of faces that let it recognize all your friends and family?
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"The appearance and texture is the same, I can't tell the difference," said Suki Chu, who runs a Facebook cooking group called 'Be Jealous by JM', and is there with her husband and 21.5-year-old son.
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Based on this data, it's unlikely that it would be possible to tell the difference between sexual activity and some other type of exercise (sexual activity also tends to burn disappointingly few calories, anecdotal evidence has shown).
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They would be able to tell the difference between Jupiter and the objects around it versus the distant solar system objects because any objects around Jupiter would be moving at the same rate as the gas giant.
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De Vos, a cheerful Belgian who has worked his way up the badminton ranks over the past 25 years, said that while all the shuttles looked alike, an expert player could tell the difference by hitting them.
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Since Macron's substantial victory this past Sunday, the Twittersphere has been desperately struggling to tell the difference between Macron, the meringue-based confections known as macarons, and the style of coconut cookie commonly known as the macaroon.
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It was pretty difficult to tell the difference between the dishes, so if you're making French toast this weekend, it doesn't seem to matter what type of milk or dairy substitute you use from a taste standpoint.
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Many of the legacy tools used in railways can't tell the difference between a cyberattack or a more innocent technical breakdown, and knowing the difference is an important factor in how first responders deal with the problem.
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I'd be willing to bet that they can tell the difference between an irate bird lover banging on a window in pajamas (no problem) and one with her snow boots on (better get ready to skitter away).
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In tests of the e-dermis system, a volunteer amputee said he could tell the difference between objects that were rounded or sharp, saying the sensation of pain registered a three out of 10 in terms of severity.
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If the diamond holding its value is important to you, though, aim for a VS1 diamond or higher: "without a trained eye or magnifying glass you cannot tell the difference between that and a flawless diamond," he says.
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More than 1,500 consumers have taken sensory tests in which they can't tell the difference between a traditional meat burger and the Impossible Burger, and Impossible Foods' flavor scientists conduct at least 223 internal taste tests per week.
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All of my high school classmates did it, even the ones who couldn't tell the difference between Martin Luther and Martin Luther King Jr. As someone who has plenty of unresolved adolescent psychodrama, I refused to accept defeat.
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To be sure, the new plant-based burgers have gotten a lot of positive coverage, too — and some pragmatic reviews more focused on describing their taste (pretty meaty, though some reviewers insist they can still tell the difference).
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Born with optic nerve hypoplasia, a visual impairment with no known causes and precious few treatments, his parents were first told Else would end up completely blind, and only able to tell the difference between night and day.
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To mark the launch on April Fools day, the burger giant released a hidden-camera-style promo video showing the serving of plant-based Whoppers instead of meat to customers who marvel that they cannot tell the difference.
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But if you can't really tell the difference between the A320neo and its predecessor, the A0003, you'd be forgiven: the aircraft is largely the same as the wildly popular outgoing model, which has been in service since 1988.
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The Washington Post's Tim Carman wrote, "the Impossible Whopper patty, all by itself, has more flavor than the meaty one," though he noted that while you can't tell the difference on the first bite, you can tell eventually.
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With more and more cases of mislabeling use proliferating many highly qualified pharmacists have stated that even they cannot tell the difference between fentanyl disguised as an antibiotic and the actual antibiotics they would dispense in their pharmacy.
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Besides, she believes, once a person with dementia has lost the capacity to tell the difference between truth and falsehood, or, really, to hold beliefs at all, that person has also lost the capacity to be lied to.
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While Murphy does have concerns that the media and general public may have a hard time distinguishing between WeWork and its competitors, he said that he is confident that real estate decision-makers can easily tell the difference.
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The Times advises parents to be able to tell the difference between the common cold and symptoms that might indicate something more serious, such as breathing difficulty, shaking and chills, which all can be signs of the flu.
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Josh Baines (again): If you blindfolded me and asked me to decide between the usual light beer served in a paper cup and a glass of my own piss, I honestly wouldn't be able to tell the difference.
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And they had all published books, some of them several, so that though the program was for emerging writers it was hard to tell the difference between them and the writers still inside the restaurant, the famous writers.
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Anyone who can't tell the difference between an ordinary Bernie Sanders supporter and a Stalinist revolutionary, or between Donald Trump's average voter and a Nazi, is either willfully ignorant or needs to get out of the house more.
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To twist a phrase from P. G. Wodehouse, it's not difficult to tell the difference between Paul Lynch's writing and a ray of sunshine, and "Grace," his third novel, reveals an undiminished appetite for the depiction of suffering.
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The brand has now segued from haute fourrure to simply couture — not, it says, because of the general fashion backlash against fur, but in order to expand its purview — though the work defies anyone to tell the difference.
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Of course, the headpiece in the film isn't the real deal — but costume designer Anna Robbins told Town and Country that model maker Martin Adams went through extreme measures to ensure it was difficult to tell the difference.
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And Mr. Abdul-Jabbar spoke at the Democratic National Convention, when he slammed Mr. Trump for his proposals to bar Muslim immigrants and introduced himself as Michael Jordan, "because I know that Donald Trump couldn't tell the difference."
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But in reality, it's next to impossible to tell the difference between cattle reared by the farmers who've been there for decades and cattle sold by out-of-state ranchers driving the new round of deforestation and fires.
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To mark the launch on April Fool's day, the burger giant released a hidden-camera-style promo video showing the serving of plant-based Whoppers instead of meat to customers who marvel that they cannot tell the difference.
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" Machines, Farid said, "can't even tell the difference between broccoli and marijuana, let alone if a video is of a movie, or a videogame, or documenting war crimes, or is a crazy guy killing people in a mosque.
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He can tell the difference, and if I don't have anything from the garden to give him that day and I have to buy it from the grocery store, he will just sniff it and look at me disapprovingly.
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I paired mine with my existing Sonos Beam soundbar and Sonos Sub, and they delivered to the point where you'd be hard-pressed to tell the difference between the Symfonisk bookshelves and the Play:1 operating in that capacity.
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By the second part of the film, World on a Wire has developed into a full blown whodunit, where the distinction between reality and simulation becomes so uncertain that it is impossible to tell the difference between the two.
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" In the opinion, Justice Antonin Scalia wrote that "common sense and an appropriate sensitivity" would enable courts to tell the difference between "simple teasing or roughhousing among members of the same sex" and behavior that was "hostile or abusive.
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That might cover more people, and it wouldn't waste money on wealthy people the way flat tax credits could — but it would also make it harder to tell the difference between the GOP tax credits and the Obamacare version.
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However, even though memes and parodies are protected by previous laws (in some countries), these upload filters wouldn't be able to tell the difference between a copyright violation and a meme — and they'd block content that should be allowed.
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Long story short, it's a digital emulation of analog synthesis, but unless you get paid large sums of money to tell the difference between true analog tones and digital replications, you won't even notice (and maybe not even then).
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Because they produce a reasonably detailed 3D image, they enable computer vision systems in the car's electronic brain to tell the difference between a car and a truck, a bike and a motorbike, even an adult and a child.
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So the first year or so, you can tell the difference between the most recent stuff of LOVE, and then in the technical aspects of how to use film camera—how to expose properly, focus, and all that stuff.
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What is more believable, the SBA can't tell the difference between a colossal Dutch conglomerate and a legitimate American small business or were they trying to fabricate and inflate the volume of federal contracts they awarded to small businesses?
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Then you'll need to color and edit… and after all that, most people will be unable to tell the difference between it and normal HD. But digital cinema is more than people taking videos of their friends doing karaoke.
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These bullshit detectors would, in theory, be able to tell the difference between a helpful kind of doctor and a Dr. Oz, a useful medicine and a harmful one, and whether a study was designed to give reliable answers.
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"It can be very difficult to tell the difference between the tumor and normal brain tissue," said Dr. Basil Enicker, a specialist neurosurgeon who led the operation at Inkosi Albert Luthuli Central Hospital, in the coastal city of Durban.
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Even a young child, Ms. Reitzema says, can tell the difference between a safe secret like a sister's birthday surprise and an unsafe one that must be told to a trusted adult: Bad secrets don't feel fun or happy.
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The real danger comes when the novelty wears off"The problem is once the technology gets advanced enough that it&aposs perfect, that you actually can&apost tell the difference anymore, it doesn&apost look that remarkable," Ghosemajumder said.
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Any kind of detection process—to tell the difference between a car and a human being, for example—must happen locally, while any video stored in iCloud for archival purposes must now be fully encrypted under the new standards.
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For sure, human ears can tell the difference between a newscast, a sportscast, a university class and so on; indeed, most humans adopt the right style of speech for the right context, and this certainly helps in getting their message across.
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However, unless one has access to very fine-grained customer acquisition costs, churn and cohort activity data, it's fiendishly difficult to tell the difference between a healthy hyper-growth SaaS company and one that is overpaying for low-quality growth.
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Namibia's skies continue their theatrics well past dark: From bed, I tried to discern constellations, marveling at how explorers looked to the skies for centuries to navigate continents and oceans, when I can't tell the difference between shooting stars and airplanes.
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It's not an exact recreation, but when the model is highly venomous and feared like the Gaboon vipers, predators usually can't tell the difference, said Eli Greenbaum, study author and director of the University of Texas at El Paso's Biodiversity Collections.
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Participants, many of them priests, will attend lectures and talks on a range of topics including witchcraft in Africa, how to tell the difference between demonic possession and mental illness, and a step-by-step guide to casting out demons.
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"You can always tell the difference between an adult led PR team trying to appeal to the youth and a PR team of actual youth," one person tweeted, and included an old tweet from Hillary Clinton's account as an example.
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What is driving the sales are people—hungry as hell for the messy ass White House drama between America's special boy and his army of sycophants—who can't tell the difference between a book about World War II and Trump's face.
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It all started off on a high note for Brandon: He was on his date with Haley, he swore he could tell the difference between her and Emily, he went on and on about how "instant" his attraction for Haley was.
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So whether you're shopping for a beauty novice who can't tell the difference between a serum and a facial oil, or a total expert who's looking to explore one of their favorite brands, there's probably an advent calendar for it.
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If targets could not tell the difference between conventional and nuclear gliders, or feared that conventional ones, through accuracy and kinetic energy alone, could threaten important targets, they might choose to launch their own nuclear forces to avoid losing them.
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Trump's incessant attacks on news organizations as "fake" and his ability to flood the country with misleading or false statements via Twitter and his advisers have made it more difficult for Americans to tell the difference between fact or fiction.
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You might not be able to tell the difference between a genuine police officer and an imposter cop in a stolen uniform, but it's a fact that one of them has the authority to arrest people and the other doesn't.
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"I always like to imagine being a South African policeman who likely couldn't tell the difference between Chinese and Japanese but whose job is to make sure that people of the wrong color aren't doing the wrong thing," Noah writes.
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But it took me a long time to figure out how to tell the difference between people's opinions that they safeguard in the context of their religion versus the biologic facts and how religion has to interface with those realities.
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Now, to be clear, none of us are wine experts — I can tell the difference between red and white, very good and very bad, but that's about it — so you should take our five-day assessment with a grain of salt.
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This relationship was codified by Albert Einstein in the early 20th century as the "equivalence principle," which basically states that an observer will be unable to tell the difference between the effects of a constant gravitational field and a constant acceleration.
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"Right now they will be able to tell the difference between the two wines, but if they have any shred of intellectual honesty, they won't be able to tell which was natural wine and which was made by us," he says.
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"I worry that they inject anxiety and mistrust into a part of the population who maybe cannot tell the difference between legitimate health advice and posts that seem legitimate but are no more than someone else's misunderstanding of science," he said.
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But a very strange thing happens in these documentaries: WWE's obsessive need to control all the information going out of its doors creates moments of hyperreality, where things become so real yet so obviously artificial that we can't tell the difference.
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They carried on with the topic of social media and emergencies: "Most people can tell the difference between what is conspiracy theory and what is legitimate hard news," Jon, who moonlights as the center fielder on Regis's varsity baseball team, said.
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If you wanted a strong tree opinion, he would give you a dozen, and even if you couldn't tell the difference between a conifer and a cycad there was no way to resist getting swept up in his unbridled, nerdy excitement.
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But if you want to write something about how the platforms and government legislation can't tell the difference between sex trafficking and sex, nudity and pornography, terrorism investigations and terrorism itself or copyright infringement and parody, you're out of luck.
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Right now, we're starting to explore ways to use AI to tell the difference between news stories about terrorism and actual terrorist propaganda so we can quickly remove anyone trying to use our services to recruit for a terrorist organization.
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Crossroads Kitchen is an all-vegan restaurant in West Hollywood that makes eggs out of whipped yellow tomatoesWhen popped over pasta or cheese-filled bread, it&aposs hard to tell the difference between these vegan eggs and the real thing.
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To appease a handful of crybabies who can't read a history book or a map, given that they can't tell the difference between the Cornell Plantations and an agricultural model practiced 150 years ago a thousand miles south of Ithaca.
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At one point, every worker will have lost patience with "Tommy Tangents" (those who drone on at length about an issue that is irrelevant to the agenda) and "Hearsay Harrys" (those who cannot tell the difference between a personal anecdote and scientific evidence).
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Based on simple math and the way the human brain works, your eyes won't be able to tell the difference between 8K, 4K, and even Full HD content if the screen isn't big enough and you're not sitting far enough away from it.
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When it comes down to it, virginity is a social construct, not a biological reality — and unless you've very recently had sex, a doctor won't be able to tell the difference between a vagina that's had sex and a vagina that hasn't.
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"Right now, we're starting to explore ways to use AI to tell the difference between news stories about terrorism and actual terrorist propaganda so we can quickly remove anyone trying to use our services to recruit for a terrorist organization," he wrote.
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Only a few years ago, beauty devotees may not have been able to tell the difference between hyaluronic and glycolic acids, but now even the most fair-weather skin-care fan is clued in to the key ingredients in their hero products.
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A person who is truly addicted to social media would post all the time and not be able to tell the difference between an appropriate post and an inappropriate one, and would be on social media whenever they have free time, she says.
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But less sophisticated readers have no good way to tell the difference, and in the aggregate they've provided a distorted view of the election, convincing millions of voters on each side that the other candidate represents an existential threat to the Republic.
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"Right now, we're starting to explore ways to use AI to tell the difference between news stories about terrorism and actual terrorist propaganda so we can quickly remove anyone trying to use our services to recruit for a terrorist organization," Zuckerberg says.
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It can be impossible to tell the difference between genuine incitement to harassment and a simple "YouTube beef," a popular genre of YouTube content in which at least two users mutually turn a (real or otherwise) feud into entertainment for their followers.
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While some of these fins come from legal U.S. shark fisheries, others are imported from countries that have little-to-no finning regulations—and there is no way to tell the difference between the two once a fin is separated from a shark.
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Inversoft, a company whose most well-known product is an elaborate profanity-filtering platform, used Facebook's saga to show off how it can tell the difference between a word that merely features a profanity and one that exists mostly for the profanity's sake.
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Read more: Photos show the damage from Dorian in the Caribbean as the hurricane heads for Florida"You cannot tell the difference as to the beginning of the street versus where the ocean begins," Hubert Minnis, the prime minister of the Bahamas, said.
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The CSAIL researchers suggest that as the software improves, and it learns to tell the difference between instruments in the same family, it could be a vital tool when it comes to remixing and remastering older performances where the original recordings no longer exist.
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While a good chunk of people say they can't tell the difference in quality with anything over 320 kbps, studies have shown that most can distinguish between standard and high quality audio by listening for longer than 30 seconds, or training their ear over time.
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Regardless of whether the resolution difference bothered you—I don't want to read another post about whether the human eye can or cannot tell the difference—it meant the Xbox One was always discussed in the negative, in direct comparison to its closest competitor.
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While some of these fins come from legal U.S. shark fisheries, many others are imported from countries that have little-to-no finning regulations—and there is no way to tell the difference between the two once a fin is separated from a shark.
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Just as you can tell a beagle from a chocolate lab, you can tell the difference between a Finn Dorset (Dolly's breed) and a Lleyn (the breed of other cloned sheep in the study) — as long as you get used to looking at them.
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However, in the same way that these critics are unable to see their own racism, they somehow also cannot tell the difference between a monument to a general who fought in a pro-slavery army and a beautiful mansion that slaves were forced to build.
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There will be many cases, maybe most of them, where it's impossible, no matter how much math you do, to tell the difference between innocuous decision making and a scheme — like Wisconsin's — designed to protect one party from voters who might prefer the other.
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"Some of these products are fine, but some are just awful, and there's no way for consumers to tell the difference," said William A. Masters, an economist with the Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy at Tufts University and the study's lead author.
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"Gianni Versace didn't die for his ICONIC brand to be sold to some cheap & tacky designer who is the epitome of locals knowledge on designer brands & whos bags u can't even tell the difference between the fakes they sell in Turkey," read one viral response.
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If the infant brain can respond to this touch, babies can also learn how to tell the difference between different textures, for example the difference between their mother's skin and a hard object, or even their father's stubbly cheek and their sister's soft one.
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There's no time (or space) for measured aesthetic contemplation, it's all about seeing as much as you can as quickly as possible before your eyes glaze over and you can't tell the difference anymore between the text paintings of Barbara Kruger and David Shrigley.
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These products are often a starting point for people who want to cut down on their meat intake — and, with some brands, once that faux burger patty is stuffed into a bun and loaded with condiments, it may be hard to tell the difference.
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This is a show about knowing when your stubbornness is proper because you really are doing the right thing and when it's just getting in the way of other people because you want your way, and how hard it can be to tell the difference.
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Listening to this conversation, I flashed on an idea that someone shared with me years ago, that one can tell the difference between work that belongs to different genres by asking the question: would the industry or field likely produce the work in question.
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Kyle Richards "finally did something right for once" with the hotel she had booked for all of them (according to Lisa Vanderpump, who delivers her jokes, her compliments and her insults all in the exact same tone of voice, so how can anyone even tell the difference?).
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"Right now, we're starting to explore ways to use AI to tell the difference between news stories about terrorism and actual terrorist propaganda so we can quickly remove anyone trying to use our services to recruit for a terrorist organization," he wrote in the post published Thursday.
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And while we're pretty sure most significant others would never notice the brand of lip color we were wearing, it's nice to know that Shelton pays attention to details — even if he can't quite tell the difference between the Cherries in the Snow and Spicy Cinnamon shades.
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Although 44% of tweens and teens in a recent survey said they can tell the difference between fake news stories and real ones, more than 30% who said they shared a news story online during the past six months admitted that they didn't get it exactly right.
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But even if no one could change the masses' minds about a video's veracity, it's important that the people making political and legal decisions—about who's moving missiles or murdering someone—try to machine a way to tell the difference between waking reality and an AI dream.
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Many of his talk-radio and cable-news partisans are still trying to convince us that is the case, but it is not entirely clear that these reality-show performers are able to tell the difference between the political theater and the theater, between action and acting.
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I can't tell the difference between depression and February "Before the cell paper was published [in 2002], a lot of people — including me, to be honest — just made the assumption that the depressive effects of light are [caused by] disruption to the circadian clock," Hattar told me.
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I tried an early version at last month's Game Developers Conference, and while some elements felt a little too clean-lined to be real, others are surprisingly realistic — at certain moments, it's almost impossible to tell the difference between a still photo and the 3D reconstruction.
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It's honestly a bit hard to tell the difference between the sales page and Amazon's usual Lightning Deals, so be careful as you click around because it's easy to drop out of the zone where Amazon is offering deals and back into regular old product pages.
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"A profile that is created from the things that you say, that knows the brands you interact with and in what context, can be extremely dangerous — especially if you can't tell the difference between a sponsored message and an authentic endorsement." he told CNBC in an email.
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It makes the work more manageable, but it's the human being that can tell the difference between an NGO documenting war-time atrocities versus a video that could look and feel the same way, but is actually a recruitment or propaganda video for a terrorist organization.
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It's not so much a taste for the finer things; the truth is that private planes aren't all that comfortable, and my guess is that most of the people who drink $400 bottles of wine couldn't tell the difference if you served them a $20 bottle instead.
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Twitter definitely can tell the difference between an account that is truly just a garbage abandoned egg account and the active account of a person who used it until their death (or chose to abandon for another reason, like a company that went out of business).
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Since we wore jeans and gym clothes during the week, and cars on campus were prohibited until the second semester of senior year, there were few ways to tell the difference between those who were second- or third-generation attendees and others from more plebeian backgrounds.
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" Turning Hawk was then asked if the women had firearms, and if it were possible for the soldiers to tell the difference between Indian men and women, and he replied: "The women were unarmed, and only blind persons could not tell the difference between them and the men.
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And companies like Microsoft and Google have been bullish about the content moderation possibilities of artificial intelligence, but machine learning has yet to show it can reliably distinguish pornography from pictures of deserts, much less tell the difference between a Pulitzer-winning photograph and an image of child abuse.
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Whether because they cannot tell the difference or are turning a blind eye, many banks in other countries, when presented with the VAT-linked substitute TINs, accept that the client's tax affairs are a matter for the UAE and therefore do not pass information on to other countries.
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It makes sense: smart assistants obviously can't tell the difference between false positives and actual queries (if they could, it wouldn't be a false positive), and anyone who's used a smart assistant can tell you that false positives are still very, very common at this stage of their evolution.
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My main ambition as a historian is to be able to tell the difference between what's really happening in the world and what are the fictions that humans have been creating for thousands of years in order to explain or in order to control what's happening in the world.
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Taking the entire pair of headphones off my head also pauses the music, but the sensors aren't refined enough to tell the difference between putting the PX back on or resting them on my neck, so I often have music resuming shortly after I want it to stop.
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You know, Chris, people don&apost like it when I say this, but it&aposs actually true -- it&aposs sometimes hard to tell the difference between the Obama Department of Justice and the current Department of Justice in terms of transparency and their willingness to share information with Congress.
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In a live demo of the screen at the Pacific Theaters Winnetka last Friday, in which we saw Ready Player One on the Onyx screen, it was admittedly hard without a side-by-side comparison to tell the difference between the LED cinema screen and a standard projection one.
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Meanwhile, the pod people in "Invasion of the Body Snatchers"—first in 1956 and then, with an added dash of humor from which Peele has learned, in 1978—morphed into us, mocking our social conformity and daring us to tell the difference between human simulacra and the real thing.
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"Audiences can tell the difference when it's put in front of them, they can understand the difference when it's explained to them, and it's our obligation as partners of the artists to put the closest representation of the artist's voice and vision in front of audiences," he said.
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Given how common autism is (1 in 68 schoolchildren are on the spectrum, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), this is like putting cops on the beat who are unable to tell the difference between a drunken driver and a driver navigating through an unfamiliar neighborhood.
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Washington excels at playing the straight man on the verge of a nervous breakdown, toggling between simmering rage and hilarious incredulity during his many phone calls with Duke, who lists the many ways he can tell the difference between a white man and a Black man by the way they enunciate.
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The company seems fairly relaxed about sharing between friends, too—it's hard to tell the difference between your kids logging on at college and your buddies logging on from the next city—with the theory being that the limit on simultaneous streams eventually encourages everyone to get their own account anyway.
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Playing a guy who, like his father, 'must have a real tolerance for discomfort,' the Artist Formerly Known as Sandy Wexler is exceptional in a low-key turn as a person who can't tell the difference between the pain he has to live with and the hurt he can actually help.
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As described in the latest edition of Current Biology, a readily available test that measures the amount of glucose (sugar) that's being consumed by the brain can be used to help doctors tell the difference between patients in a full-on coma and those with partial or hidden signs of awareness.
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Plenty of other cameras, including those we've already mentioned and others like the Amazon Cloud Cam (with a subscription), can at least tell the difference between moving people and moving objects, and you'll be able to set up push alerts for one but not the other inside the companion apps.
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In addition to the internet, and us, not being able to tell the difference between these two bearded men in button-ups, we are also a little confused about what his stunt double could be doing in Cooper's role as an alcoholic and fading country music star named Jackson Maine.
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Clinton's running mate, Senator Tim Kaine of Virginia, drew a boisterous cheer from a crowd in Exeter when he referred to Mr. Trump's infatuation with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia: "If you can't tell the difference between dictatorship and leadership, then you have no business being president," he said.
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It was definitely possible to tell, at moments, it was a stream and not something coming off a local machine, but it passed the initial eye test, and quickly convinced me most people will probably not be able to tell the difference, unless they were shown the game side-by-side.
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Crum talked about how being able to see that which has been traditionally hidden could allow a high school counselor to sense when a student is silently struggling or could enable police to tell the difference between a person who wishes to do harm from someone having a mental health crisis.
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He also periodically alters the Lost Boys' bodies so that they can fit through the tree-holes that lead to their underground lair — and because he cannot tell the difference between pretend and real life, he will sometimes give them pretend meals and refuse to believe that they are still hungry.
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Although canker sores are caused by some sort of mouth trauma, such as accidentally biting the inside of your cheek, cold sores are caused by the herpes simplex virus, explains Cheryl Iglesia, MD.But it's not always that easy to tell the difference — especially if this is your first time dealing with either.
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That said, Samsung does lose a bit of its Gear VR brand power as a result of the color change since its a bit difficult to tell the difference between this and every other black mobile VR headset out there, but Samsung may very well continue selling a white version so ¯_(ツ)_/¯.
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The McLaren 2003S and 2200GT share the same chassis, engine, suspension, and steering setups (McLaren says the latter two have been slightly tweaked to make the car a touch more comfortable, though you'd be hard pressed to tell the difference), and most of the exterior is identical, particularly when looking from the front.
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In the latest version of the iOS mobile operating system, "we can tell the difference between the Orioles who are playing in the playoffs and the children who are playing in the park, automatically," Apple senior vice president Craig Federighi said Monday morning during his keynote at the company's annual Worldwide Developer Conference.
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As the fuselages of the two aircraft are similar in appearance, these engines are one of the best ways to tell the difference between the Max and 800 since the LEAP 1B engines found on the Max aircraft feature chevrons on the rear end of the housing, which helps make the engine quieter.
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Though its posts are easily unmasked as hoaxes with minimal fact-checking, Facebook, as many have already lamented, has no built-in way to help users tell the difference between an article from a regular news website and one from the "Denver Guardian" that might show up in their news feeds, masquerading as real news.
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The pivot should come as no surprise: Faux fur has evolved from a once trashy, often cheap and itchy material to a luxe, highly affordable, and believable version of its real opulent self — one that's so soft, glossy, and realistic that consumers and brands alike are finding themselves hard-pressed to tell the difference.
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" I don't think of social media as a conduit to drive you to some place, and I can tell the difference when I go and meet with a billion-dollar media company, and the CEO of that company starts out the conversation and says, "I went to your website," and I think, "Our website?
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I understand his concern that some critics and viewers won't be able to tell the difference between a flourish of fiction and his personal feelings, but he also says that when he was writing the Deadly Class comic book, he noticed the beginnings of the rise of white nationalism, tribalism, and xenophobia starting in America.
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This is the stunt that Odeum in Santa Clara, California tried to pull on its customers between October 2014 and March 2016, which was a hell of a long time to be pretending that tilapia was the pricier fish, and also suggests that diners, when it came down to it, couldn't really tell the difference.
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When you've got the kind of large, mixed force that the game requires in its later levels or during the card-based "blitz" mode, it's tricky to tell the difference between hornets and nightingales, scorpions and kodiaks at the kind of speed you need to pull them out of combat or push them to the front.
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At a time when a startup with no working product can raise millions of dollars on little more than the seed of an idea, shady companies with flashy websites and questionable white papers are looking to take advantage of unsophisticated investors who might not be able to tell the difference between what's real and what's not.
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Roubini told senators that "literally every human being I met between Thanksgiving and Christmas of 2017" asked him if they should buy cryptocurrency, "Especially folks with zero financial literacy – individuals who could not tell the difference between stocks and bonds – went into a literal manic frenzy of Bitcoin and Crypto buying," Roubini said in prepared testimony.
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Both Fairway and Whole Foods have seen sales weaken over the past year, and part of the reason certainly may be that, in this new world order, they no longer register as rarefied, even though they service the kind of customer who could probably tell the difference between butter from Piedmont and butter from somewhere else.
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"Unfortunately, we are currently unable to tell the difference between breast cancers that are over diagnosed versus the cancers that will be harmful to women, thus we recommend treatment for all," said Dr. Joann Elmore, author of an accompanying editorial and a professor at the David Geffen School of Medicine at the University of California Los Angeles.
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Read more: Beauty mogul Jeffree Star says his guards are armed and 'shoot to kill' in Shane Dawson's new YouTube documentaryIn the latest episode, Dawson visited the Jeffree Star Cosmetics office and warehouse where Star taught him about how to tell the difference between good materials and low-quality ones, and the importance of making the customer feel special.
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It's a way of life for political people, and sometimes it's impossible to tell the difference between an invasion of privacy and a well-planted heartwarming tidbit — something a few cynical souls wondered about as reports of John Kennedy's supposed engagement began to appear in a New York tabloid just in time for the magazine's launch.
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The Heart Attack Grill has previously lost a similar trademark-related lawsuit; in 2012, a judge ruled that the 2nd Avenue Deli in Manhattan could continue to serve its own Instant Heart Attack and Triple Bypass sandwiches, as he believed that even the dumbest customers could tell the difference between kosher latke sandwiches and ginormous cheeseburgers.
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And Synecdoche, New York is a sprawling, wildly ambitious meta-movie about a fatalistic theater director who's so obsessed with capturing the totality of existence that he develops a play that expands in scale and scope until it is difficult to tell the difference between the play and reality (indeed, there may be no difference at all).
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While most Americans would likely not be able to tell the difference between top secret (information that if publicly released might cause exceptionally grave danger to national security apparatus or processes) and secret (information if publicly available that might cause serious damage to national security) information, very few truly understand SAPs and related code word intelligence that are applied to various programs.
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If you thought the pixel density wars ended once we reached the point where the naked eye can no longer tell the difference between ever-sharper smartphone screens, VR may make you think again — the technology involves you placing the screen super close to your eyes and focusing on it with special lenses, which is unforgiving even to the sharpest display.
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Read more: Sicily is one of Europe's most overlooked tourist destinations — and these photos I took will prove itI spoke to Pallini President and CEO Micaela Pallini and Brand Export Manager Luca Cervellione Pallini (it's a family business) about the three red flags that can help you tell the difference between quality limoncello, and the stuff that looks like toxic waste.
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It's a mystery why Snyder believes that prison rape, sex, and death are what people want to see in superhero films — that comic book fans who love Superman really wanted to see him start killing people, or that Batman fans would really relish seeing the greatest detective alive not be able to tell the difference between a boat and a crime lord.
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