This can be a good trait or a bad trait of mine.
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His main personality trait is "cute," which is not a personality trait at all.
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On character trait after character trait, large majorities of the public gave Trump poor ratings.
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If you don't interrupt, they both acquire the "sodomite" trait and have a 10% chance of developing the "syphilis" trait.
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What happens is that desire for the trait itself becomes its own force, divorced from the original point of the trait.
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The test revealed that agreeableness is a weak character trait for nine of the subjects and a medium strength trait for 13.
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For example, it could be that one variant has a strong direct effect on a trait, but a strong nurturing effect on another trait.
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The trait is "unprecedented" in amphibians The trait is "unprecedented" in amphibians Scientists in Argentina have discovered the world's first fluorescent frog — by accident.
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One qubit represented the individual's genotype, the genetic code behind a certain trait, and the other its phenotype, or the physical expression of that trait.
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For the past several decades, "seltzer is clear" has been a defining trait of seltzers, the way floppy ears are a defining trait of basset hounds.
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Similarly, the HbA1c test would identify diabetes in about 4 percent of those with sickle cell trait and about 73 percent of those without the trait.
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Dr. Erlich wrote that most of the trait predictions, such as height and face shape, were made using simple demographic data rather than trait-specific markers.
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Twins share the same environment, so if a trait is genetic, identical twins will look more like each other in that trait than fraternal twins do.
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Since "female" was a protected trait but "drivers" weren't, and "black" was a protected trait but "children" weren't, attacks on female drivers and black children could stand.
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If GWAS finds a SNP that is correlated with a trait, it could mean that SNP is a part of a gene that influences that trait directly.
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Agreeableness is the second-weakest personality trait among the ultra-wealthyNeuroticism is the only trait that is more obscure in the ultra-wealthy than agreeableness, Zitelmann found.
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First, scientists can assume that a trait that arises independently so many times must be useful, or that there's some pressure on marine fish to possess the trait.
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The numbers populating the chart are our best predictions for how the genetic component of each trait would be realized if we selected based on that trait alone.
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After 2010, when the NCAA required all institutions to offer sickle cell trait screening or documentation of prior screening, there was only one death attributed to sickle cell trait.
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Women and men in Western countries viewed humor as a non-negotiable trait for their partners, while folks in Eastern countries didn't rank humor as an essential partner trait.
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Each face pictured was paired with a word that described either a positive personality trait — like kindness or honesty — or a negative personality trait, like being evil or mean.
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An unnecessary or superfluous trait will wither away in a species as the genetic code responsible for that trait degrades over time, or if mutations turn it into something else.
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But it's a dying trait now – everything is digital.
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For example, to identify an association between a mutation in a genome and some trait of interest, where that trait might be the expression levels of a specific gene in a tissue.
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There are four across entries — 20173, 38, 64 and 87 — that share the theme's trait today, a trait that is partly explained by the puzzle's title ("Tricky Trios"), and partly by 105A.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella attributes his success to this one trait Kobe Bryant says developing this key trait turned him into a leader The most influential and effective leaders have these 6 traits
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This frugality, its most basic trait, is then tempered by its second most basic trait, its agglutinative nature—the construction of words by the incessant addition of prefixes and suffixes to the roots.
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Trait Biosciences, a biotechnology research firm, is one of them.
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I thought it was a personality trait or a feeling.
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Instead, they share a single common trait: their puffy forms.
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The courage to fight was a trait of her ancestors.
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And so the evolutionary trait of YouTube tabloids is granularity.
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Curiosity -- an indispensable trait at every level of police work.
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It is a beautiful sort of trait that we have.
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We're still a ways off from viable human trait selection.
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Clearly, excitement over balloons is a trait the Clintons share.
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The presence of these genes doesn't guarantee a specific trait.
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All effective managers have one trait in common: They're supportive.
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A key pluralist trait is curiosity, the opposite of anxiety.
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Realism is a trait not always characteristic of presidential candidates.
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But there's a positive, adaptive side to every personality trait.
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"The worst trait in an interview is arrogance," says McCord.
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I'd say that's the most important trait for any mom.
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That optimism is a necessary trait for Atlantic salmon anglers.
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But empathy is the essential character trait for our moment.
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It was a trait I recognized: He was a storyteller.
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His ears are attuned only to sycophants, a ruinous trait.
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That might be a remarkable trait for running a society.
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Notably, they attribute their success to a single trait: persistence.
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In my view, the shared trait between Intuitive and Watson?
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Une salve d'applaudissements des spectateurs présents salua immédiatement son trait.
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This helpfulness was a trait I observed throughout my stay.
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Was there a certain personality trait that these activists shared?
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Scientists have now identified the genes linked to this trait.
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Now list situations where this trait would be an advantage.
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That trait for blood clotting helped wounds close up quickly.
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One copy of the sickle cell trait protects against malaria.
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That trait, you can't really train someone to have that.
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Obviously, this is not a healthy trait in a president.
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Arsenal. What would they say is their most embarrassing trait?
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In driving, the negatives of that trait outweigh the positives.
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While it is approved for use in those with sickle cell trait, we are unable to say whether our findings are due to assay interference or a biological phenomenon in those with sickle cell trait.
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Specifically, it can pertain when looking at traits related to dominance and submissiveness, where people tend to be happier when they match with a partner who possesses the opposing trait rather than the same trait.
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""For some reason having food allergies is now a desirable trait.
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But the studies that do exist suggest the trait is dominant.
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His melee attack can be hastened with the trait Heroic Strike.
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Billionaire investors have another trait in common, too: They minimize risk.
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"Saving is not what neuropsychologists call a 'selective trait,'" Ghilarducci said.
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"We have to know if the trait is heritable," Susan replies.
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Each trait costs money, so you can only pick a few.
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GWAS doesn't find the genes that cause a trait to occur.
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It finds the genetic changes that are correlated with a trait.
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That's not a bad trait for a president with difficult decisions.
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The second trait that future professionals should focus on is adaptability.
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Compared to the alternative, clinginess can sometimes be a positive trait.
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That's not a bad trait for a president with difficult decisions.
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This trait has particular implications with regard to a free press.
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Shame is obviously not a trait one associates with Donald Trump.
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" She's since authored a new book on the trait, called " Grit.
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It's a trait that's caused breakups and fights, and splintered friendships.
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Ronan Levy, chief strategic officer at Trait Biosciences in Toronto, agrees.
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Unfortunately, altruism was not only a human trait—it was everywhere.
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"That's how I built my career—it's a natural personality trait."
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Selective breeding of a desirable trait could easily take a decade.
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Flexibility is normally a commendable trait, the mark of the nonzealot.
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I'm sorry, but her defining trait is that she loves crushes?
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These patients have one trait in common—they're covered by Medicaid.
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Maude, what's the best trait that you've inherited from your mom?
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Hard work, perseverance, and one more trait that might surprise you.
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This indicates that maybe the trait helps them find one another.
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It's a trait he shares with your average college basketball coach.
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"Unfortunately, it's kind of a Cuban trait," laments a rueful doctor.
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Publishing imprints at comic book companies typically have a unifying trait.
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It's a trait she brought to so much of her writing.
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Yet somehow this music's defining trait became a kind of elitism.
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Here's the No. 1 trait she looks for in executive candidates.
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Being successful often boils down to one important trait: being intentional.
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"Being humble is a key trait for successful leaders," says Chesky.
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Another classical trait of well-functioning markets is homogeneity of products.
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Adding to these frictions is another specific trait of executive pay.
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That a good leader has one trait -- earlier I said -- empathy.
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MS Technologies co-developed a second soybean trait with Dow AgroSciences.
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Clinton appeared controlled — both a good and bad trait — and disciplined.
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"It all comes from this one trait of narcissism," Maher said.
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They are given the workshop targeted to their most troublesome trait.
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A key personality trait Zhuo hires for is a growth mindset.
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It's a trait those close to the president say he values.
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This is a trait which both of the Diaz brothers show.
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Chernow is as mystified by this trait as Grant's contemporaries were.
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You are actually highlighting the difference between "state" and "trait" anxiety.
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"No G.M. trait for us is a silver bullet," he said.
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Trait Biosciences has promoted Dr. Rebecca White to Chief Technology Officer.
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What is the best way to measure that ability, or trait?
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If you're anything like me, getting lost is a personality trait.
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A good trait to have in a high-performance sports coupe.
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Both endeavors share a trait for success, though, and that's discipline.
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To oversimplify, we could call this a trait of self-awareness.
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That is a more masculine trait: I hate to say it.
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And it is not a trait that benefits from prolonged exposure.
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For me, that's about the greatest character trait you could have.
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This is the trait we should be looking for in leaders.
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I, too, lack lateral incisors; moreover, the trait runs in families.
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The longing for homeland, however imperfect, is a common enough trait.
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What animals besides giraffes have been found to display this trait?
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But for once, such party labels were not the defining trait.
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As a result, our brains have held onto this vestigial trait.
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We all know confidence is an important trait on the job.
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For Marx, alienation from labor was a defining trait of modernity.
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There's a difference between the personality trait and an actual disorder.
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Another trait of a luxury brand is the illusion of scarcity.
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That bullying trait is very much on this display with Vega.
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This is by no means a trait peculiar to the French.
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One prominent trait they share is a fear of popular uprisings.
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A key personality trait Zhuo looks for is a learning mindset.
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The candidate's supporters point to his pragmatism as his defining trait.
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Was there a negative to this personality trait, do you think?
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Barbour, the wife of the Maxfield-Parrish-loving dude, who on the one hand has good taste in art and antiques (good person trait!) but on the other hand is rich and icy (bad person trait!).
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"Adaptation is a trait that evolves through being selected for its advantages and its contribution to evolutionary fitness," Lloyd explained, adding that any adapted trait would therefore contribute to the number of offspring a person leaves behind.
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But if HbA1c was used instead of blood sugar testing, pre-diabetic elevated blood sugar would be diagnosed in about 29 percent of those with sickle cell trait compared to 49 percent of those without the trait.
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Comparisons, over several generations of a family, of the prevalence of a particular trait yield estimates of its heritability—a measure of how well individual genetic differences account for variations in that trait in a given population.
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You've picked a No. 15 seed over a No. 2 seed without considering free throws A common trait, if not the common trait among No. 15 seeds that have upset No. 2 seeds, is free throw shooting.
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In gene drive, a genetic trait – a gene or group of genes – relies on a quirk on inheritance to spread to more than half of a mosquito's offspring, boosting the frequency of the trait in the population.
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Space travel is our right, our goal, and our ultimate defining trait.
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"It seems to be a very, very rare trait in today's youth."
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And isn't that also a trait which characterises all the best EDM?
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That trait has caused much bigger friction in US-Indian economic ties.
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Aging, too, has conventionally been seen as a trait dictated by evolution.
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I don't know if it's the best human trait that we have.
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Strange reactions to grief are a human trait that will always be
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Some amazing thing you did, or some amazing character trait you demonstrated.
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In a corporate setting, kindness can be perceived as a feminine trait.
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These examples typify an important trait of China's dealings in Europe: bilateralism.
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It's not a gendered trait, but rather a condition of being human.
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That was a trait that counterbalanced against Chen's meticulous and methodical approach.
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In ancient cultures, the unibrow was considered a desirable and attractive trait.
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That is a trait I recognize from people in my own community.
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Van Gaal and Mourinho share the trait of being short-term winners.
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Teixeira retains the trait of throwing himself bodily into his overhand attempts.
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And it's a trait you (and your sister Princess Charlotte) have inherited.
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The actress recently opened up to PEOPLE about her husband's sexiest trait.
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As we got older, his attitude to money became a defining trait.
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If you remember high school biology, red headedness is a recessive trait.
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OVER THIS LAST YEAR, HE HAS HAD TO LEARN A NEW TRAIT.
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This last trait was keeping him from getting noticed by potential adopters.
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The shorthand for all this — ambition — is a celebrated trait in men.
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And that mindset speaks to an important trait many millionaires share: patience.
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" Cohen said that Cooper's worst trait is that he's "moody as fuck.
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The cult of personality is an unfortunate trait in Latin American politics.
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He's simply and honestly believable, a rare trait in characters these days.
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Trump loyalists see this trait as an asset, showing a useful flexibility.
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Looking back and moving forward One personality trait makes things especially hard.
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In some ways, this is the defining trait of the president's life.
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The researchers found that kindness was the most sought-after trait overall.
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Geckos lose their tails if captured endwise, probably their most famous trait.
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Read more: Teammate describes the trait that makes Tom Brady so great
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It's a trait we especially long for in today's post-truth era.
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Respect is an admirable trait, but it cannot be imposed by law.
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The trait is what separates the best employees from just okay ones.
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It's all to make productivity an easier trait to acquire, Singh wrote.
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This curious trait has the hallmark of genetic programming, not biological decay.
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It's almost suggested as a desirable character trait for women to have.
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If you are not naturally curious, you'd better cultivate that trait ASAP.
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Ambopteryx, for one thing, had long fingers, a trait that birds lack.
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Genius is a male trait, it was widely believed in the 1940s.
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The most important leadership trait, respondents said, was being honest and ethical.
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Shamelessness, however, appears to be a trait Trump shares with his children.
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The most widely admired trait of the sewer socialists was their integrity.
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"That's a common trait of a kid of an alcoholic," she said.
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Imagine a meeting with employees that have each personality trait, says Moran.
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The five share a common trait: Each allows same-day voter registration.
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This trait, known as melanism, is seen with some frequency on land.
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"I think it's safe to say that's a family trait," Pete deadpanned.
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Besides hustle, another trait that's an indicator of future success is persuasiveness.
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"I'm AA." By then, I knew what the sickle cell trait was.
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But there is one personality trait that can be a distinguishing factor.
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But that personality trait that undermined his career also made him effective.
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A messianic zeal for the startup&aposs business is another common trait.
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That's the kind of character trait that we should want in government.
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Camouflage in the natural world is not some exotic and picturesque trait.
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But Ben reminds me of another admirable trait: his gutsy conceptual flourishes.
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This set of 10 didn't have any obvious entertaining trait like that.
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Treefort felt decidedly unfashionable, which is a wonderful, and increasingly rare, trait.
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That is a terrible trait in a president or a would-be president, and it is a terrible trait in a leader of millions of passionate supporters who are already primed to believe that Democrats will steal the election.
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And interestingly, these Snapchatters all have one trait in common: They can draw.
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Each of these doggos have achieved fame thanks to a distinctive personality trait.
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Entropy maximization has long been thought to be a trait of nonequilibrium systems.
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Trump's backtracking on his promise to immediately repeal Obamacare indicates just this trait.
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Trait Biosciences says it has achieved two methods of making cannabinoids water-soluble.
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If this trait is so useful, then why aren't all animals self-conscious?
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These lizards are under similar environmental pressures, leading to the common adaptive trait.
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But naïveté was a trait many kids in Brownsville had shed early on.
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I think that trait is just as valuable now as it was then.
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The NCAA argues the furor puts an essential college sports trait at risk.
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And the ability to reinvent ourselves is the most human trait of all.
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But for many assets, ownership seemed for so long like an inviolate trait.
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This is not a personality trait exclusive to any race, gender, or creed.
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That's another trait in common: He cannot separate career and personal life, either.
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This trait is what Garabedian's painting shares with Burckhardt's abstractions on cast plastic.
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According to Bishop, the trait that defines us as a species is consciousness.
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It should be treated as a terrifying trait in a possible future president.
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"I'd hate to think of acceptance as strictly a feminine trait," Stuhlbarg said.
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I think it's a family trait that we're all quite loud and annoying.
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And then there's chronic, or "trait loneliness," which is internal to the person.
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Iconic lead Kratos had exactly one personality trait: he was very, very angry.
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Only the trait of conscientiousness failed to predict musical taste in any way.
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The decision to strike Syria seems to be Exhibit A of that trait.
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Its most distinctive trait is reflexive hostility to all non-Turks, especially Kurds.
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What is a must-have trait for a festival to achieve transformational qualities?
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But the defining trait of the century-old organization isn't those delicious treats.
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The desire to win is a trait that most humans can relate to.
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"Privilege" is best understood not as a real trait, but as a construction.
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There is also the issue of danger as a Formula One character trait.
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When it comes to the most attractive trait he finds in a partner?
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Sometimes, he notes, having this trait can help you succeed during difficult times.
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An inability to do so might be a trait that leads to psychopathy.
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I must've inherited this nocturnal trait from the other women in my family.
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Jackson's intensity is a valuable trait, and it's something he usually carries gracefully.
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But all these populists do share one important trait: a common political imagination.
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Of course, it's a modernist trait: Joyce and Eliot didn't do exposition either.
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Having farsighted goals and objectives is a trait of bold space exploration planning.
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All owe substantial sums in loans, a trait shared with the central government.
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He's a repository of almost every character trait that we reprimand children for.
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He says that the trait he values most in others is being nice.
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Trump's most recent predecessors were exercise fiends, a trait Trump has not continued.
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Once this trait is spotted, a loud "DO NOT HIRE" alarm goes off.
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Your empathy is a strong trait, but consider how you deal with boundaries.
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This is not only because excessive self-assurance is an off-putting trait.
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But needle insertions in specific points are a universal trait of the therapy.
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Why is being a commitment-phobe typically framed to be a male trait?
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It was a trait that made me a good student, fastidious, and precocious.
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What singular trait, in the entire sport, has been more consistent than this?
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It's like one of those video games where everybody got their own trait.
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Bayer CropSciences's CEO told senators it had "no plans to discontinue" trait licensing.
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Her motivation is love, and her main trait is loyalty to the Joker.
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"For a complex trait, this is unequivocally the way genetics works," he said.
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"Empathy is a mutable trait, it can be taught," Dr. Riess told me.
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Strength in and of itself typically isn't a character but a character trait.
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"G" is not a physical trait, or a gene that programs the brain.
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As for the keen sense of drama, it must be a genetic trait.
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Making fun of someone's physical trait — or even noting it repeatedly — is rude.
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Lens Tish Murtha's relentless vision can be characterized by a single trait: empathy.
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In adult books, that trait is often a reliable sign of bad writing.
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I wondered then if he could upsize that trait for a presidential campaign.
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With that in mind, facial hair is generally seen as a favorable trait.
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His main trait is that he is very good at not sticking out.
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One trait the new strongmen share is a tendency to blur ideological lines.
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It is a trait shared by P.S.G., at least in the Champions League.
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This trait of imagining the impossible was key to Ginsburg's career as well.
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MEXICO CITY — Escape, it seems, is a trait shared in the Guzmán family.
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But, maybe Brooke has really terrible luck (another classic Farmiga AHS character trait).
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A trait the trainers shared, however, was a me-against-the-world competitiveness.
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And it's probably not his fault because laziness is a trait in blacks.
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Their trigger vomiting is built into the narrative, almost as a character trait.
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I always thought of her jigsaw addiction as a quirky, endearing "mom" trait.
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A weakness is a trait that is simply not valued in your workplace.
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By the mid-twentieth century, alternatives to the trait model of leadership emerged.
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A common trait in our community is that we are definitely counterculture people.
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It involves singling out a particular trait of the person you're speaking with.
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I wondered then if he could upsize that trait for a presidential campaign.
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It's a fundamental human trait to value today's investment payoffs more than tomorrow's.
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Perfectionism is a personality trait or characteristic that is innate in many people.
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Their most obvious personality trait is simply that they're opposed to someone else.
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This trait reflects a certain type of survival strategy, being observant before acting.
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You can't use it to put in a genetic trait that's not there.
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"If there was a political trait Australians hate, it's hypocrisy," Professor Rimmer said.
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It describes how in a population of reproducing individuals, be they people, plants or self-replicating robots, any trait (z) that increases fitness (w) will increase in the population with each new generation; if a trait decreases fitness, it will decrease.
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In their study of 21,22 African Americans, including 23 with sickle cell trait, Lacy's team found that HbA93c levels were 29 percent lower in those with the trait than in those without it, even though they had similar blood sugar levels.
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One common trait among everyone there was that they were extremely keen to talk.
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Dysfunction, unfortunately more often then not, is a key trait of the familial unit.
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Song is an important trait that can help tease out the differences between species.
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Funnily enough, just about everyone named a very classic trait associated with their sign.
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In addition to their personnel, Mhatre said the two companies share an important trait.
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Then, they have to select and identify the offspring that have the desirable trait.
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" He has in the past (probably) said that "laziness is a trait in blacks.
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As it turns out, we might have our genes to thank for this trait.
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Her decision to abort her baby is portrayed as part of this character trait.
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They see the behavior as a sign of "individualism," a trait they highly value.
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Ask me about it please because having a boyfriend is my only personality trait!
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Ignorance is a universal trait, people just differ in what they are ignorant about.
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Not a character trait that I would advise for somebody in the Oval Office.
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This trait would contrast more than any policy with Mrs Merkel's unambitious, sleepy administration.
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No more hunting for multiple books to chase down a reference of specific trait.
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The organization's greatest trait may be its desire to disregard the NBA's emerging trends.
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That kind of fight and tenacity is a human trait that is particularly wonderful.
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This is an absolutely terrifying trait in a potential president of the United States.
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For Manuel, a strong work ethic is the most important trait successful people share.
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But it was also in keeping with another common Trump trait: It isn't true.
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Increased aggression, like butt biting, is a behavioural trait that's found in other animals.
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Connecting a name to a visual trait helps anchor the name in your memory.
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Another trait that Bowie and Lemmy supposedly shared is being something other than human.
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The approach has essentially been to incorporate one positive trait on top of another.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads One's skin is a uniquely intimate identifying trait.
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Desire is a state, not a trait, and it ebbs and flows for everyone.
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In fact, there was a specific trait she looked for in Kaavia's gestational carrier.
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This trait is familiar to those have seen Trump in action over the years.
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I do regret that endless title, but perhaps long titles are a family trait.
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For some, it stems from a traumatic experience; for others, it's a learned trait.
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It's a trait she had noticed in her son even before the holiday party.
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There was also a decidedly libertarian trait embedded in the list, a McGahn signature.
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Stine also wants to offer that trait in program, Harry and Myron Stine said.
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The unifying trait is a far higher level of acidity compared with ordinary brews.
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He implies that the ADHD hyperfocus trait provided a selective advantage in the past.
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But these women all share one rather brilliant trait — their sharp sense of humour.
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For Warren Buffett, the most important hiring trait in a potential employee is integrity.
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It's an indication that it is a much more stable trait in individual animals.
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The firm ranked each trait from a scale of 1.0 (highest) to 0.0 (lowest).
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In our fast paced environment, your strong attention-to-detail is an important trait.
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They only anticipate opportunity, which is I think ... that's a Silicon Valley personality trait.
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About a fifth of humans, split equally between men and women, have the trait.
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It's not lost on him that it's not a welcome trait in a butler.
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"Wisdom" dramatizes that concern head-on, another common trait of "Uber But For" dramas.
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Sometimes, this role involves self-sacrifice—a trait not usually associated with prison life.
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And genetics is a trade-off, so we can't choose to optimize every trait.
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Like left-handedness, being tall has been a heavily debated trait of smarter individuals.
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Her chief trait as a late-in-life public figure was probably her persistence.
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Rather, it is the very German trait of freezing when faced with a dilemma.
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That's why I say that flexibility is an essential trait for our new hires.
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Uber is famously aggressive, and that trait shines through in its ambitions for India.
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If they are not, the trait would vanish after a prescribed number of generations.
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Most important, another trait in common with his boss is his jaw-dropping incompetence.
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This is rather odd, given that humility should be a defining trait of Christians.
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The Point: Anger, not hope, is the defining trait of this year's Democratic electorate.
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The second trait, gravitas, is all about presence and the way you carry yourself.
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"Sincerity is a very important dimension and we value this character trait," Sezer explains.
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Steve Gorman, the former CEO of Greyhound, exemplifies why this trait is so crucial.
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To learn what genes underlie a given trait or behavior, researchers look for anomalies.
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The third trait that Brady embodies is being able to live in the present.
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Dr. Zaidi and his colleagues also demonstrated that nose shape is a heritable trait.
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Toughness That ties directly to Jones' best trait coming out of college: pocket toughness.
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This trait made them stand out and made people excited to work alongside them.
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This means that are much more likely to communicate which is a key trait.
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"That same trait could lead to total failure in your new role," Bregman said.
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Attitude may not be the trait you most expect to find in a harpsichordist.
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It's a trait he wishes he'd put into practice earlier, as a young manager.
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Humans are not naturally lazy (it's not an adaptive trait), and especially not kids.
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What is the trait you admire most in North Dakota State Coach Chris Klieman?
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"It's a human trait to sometimes downplay that stuff and minimize it," Barnard explains.
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It is his temperamental authoritarianism—a trait echoed in his admiration of Vladimir Putin.
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Political scientists have pointed to authoritarianism as the key trait for determining Trump support.
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If one individual has a trait that gives them a fitness advantage, they will tend to have more offspring than the others; because the advantage is likely to be passed on to their offspring, that trait will then spread through the population.
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In Dr. Donovan's curriculum, students are taught that thousands of variations in DNA influence a more common trait like height or IQ. Only a small fraction of the trait differences between individuals in the same ancestry group has been linked to particular genes.
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So if Dow has developed a trait that allows cotton to be resistant to worms, and Monsanto has developed a trait that allows cotton to be Roundup Ready, they can join forces, through cross-licensing agreements, to produce cotton with both traits.
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Importantly, these modifications were made to germline cells, which means this trait is now heritable.
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It is your most treasured trait, and the hardest to preserve under such stressful circumstances.
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GUTFELD: I thought your most annoying trait is when you throw an ax at people.
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Certainly, no gene acts in isolation, nor is one the sole determinant of any trait.
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"Slob" is a defining character trait of lots and lots of different kinds of people.
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As populations grow, selection is more likely to quash this trait, causing genomes to slim.
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Dillon walked in with an air of confidence, that's a very sexy trait to have.
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It's a trait that was passed down from my grandfather to my mother to me.
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DuPont signed a licensing agreement in 2013 to incorporate Monsanto's Xtend trait in its seeds.
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Some experts have even said grit is the single-most important trait to become successful.
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The instinct to become immersed in people's lives is a trait embedded in our species.
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Resilience is a trait cardinal to her career, one that's admittedly been filled with setbacks.
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Being based on Ethereum, CryptoKitties does have one special trait that earlier, similar games don't.
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"The point he's trying to make is, 'Hey, this trait can be protective,'" she said.
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Studies with twins have shown us virtually every human trait — height, intelligence, irritability, personality, etc.
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In the case of the phages, the anti-CRISPR mechanism is exactly such a trait.
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So what does it mean for a trait to be a form of "positive masculinity"?
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Sanders is widely seen as grumpy (although that's a character trait his core supporters love).
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It's a trait that women in leadership positions "are not allowed to have," he explains.
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That trait seeps into every interaction with the Saviors, whether Negan is present or not.
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Having a sound method for making challenging decisions is a hallmark trait of any leader.
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Barbara explains that her Dad has always been reflective — it's a trait they both share.
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This is a dude whose primary personality trait is abrasive cravenness on a mitochondrial level.
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The presence of medullary bone shows a common trait among birds and non-avian dinosaurs.
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The Rum Tum Tugger is a cat whose defining trait is that he is sexy.
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The defining trait for most—but not all—Apple products is that they simply work.
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But on the apps, tacos are still often used as shorthand for a personality trait.
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They also share one other trait with Mr Buffett, who is famed for his humility.
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Aggression is not, however, the only behavioural trait that seems to differ between the sexes.
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The literal end result of this trait is the shortened screw tail they carry around.
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Not to mention that often more than one gene is responsible for any one trait.
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Such a willingness to circumvent the law is hardly a desirable trait in a businessman.
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Indeed, some of his critics would claim that he has that last trait to excess.
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Check out the personality trait a Google exec says most often leads to professional success.
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The desired trait is unpredictability, but the whole point of making statistical models is prediction.
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Uniformity was a key trait in all those journeys to the front of the line.
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They're specifically designed to spread a trait through the population — by way of its offspring.
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Among her "grander family," as she calls them, frugality is a trait to be celebrated.
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A loner mentality is a trait shared by many successful YouTube stars, Ms. Ezarik said.
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ET Video by Zack Guzman Check out the one trait Lemonis says great employees share
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But this tells her -- and any boys nearby -- that beauty is her most interesting trait.
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But then that doughtier, more familiar English trait—worldly scepticism—must and will reassert itself.
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But despite all this, Dawn's defining trait is that SHE'S NOT EVEN SUPPOSED TO EXIST.
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In addition to sex, these dying Americans share another trait: They are no longer young.
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Self-confidence is a vital trait because it gives you the courage to overcome obstacles.
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In today's world, we see this trait in the figure of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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To many foreigners, the American infatuation with guns is an inexplicable, if defining, national trait.
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In fact, Jobs, the late Apple founder, attributed his extraordinary success to this vital trait.
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Now, he's revealing the one trait many of the most successful entrepreneurs have in common.
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But pragmatism of that kind is a very unusual trait, and especially unusual in politicians.
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Clinton, but she's resilient under pressure, a character trait notably lacking on the other side.
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"It doesn't matter where you use this trait - it will have an impact," Braun said.
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" Van Wiemer (@shidolido) tweeted on Wednesday: "Twitter strongest trait was getting news up-to-date.
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One is perceived as logical while the other is considered an intangible, uniquely human trait.
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And then the trait bar fills, and the bartender smiles, and the conversation dries up.
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There's a bit about Ty Cobb, whose showboating was...not really his worst personality trait.
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The movie is surprisingly sweet and moves along quickly, which isn't exactly a mumblecore trait.
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And that's if the trait breeders want to encourage is already present in some plants.
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The game is an open playground, whose defining trait is how adorably sweet it is.
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For the heidelbergensis, prominent brows were just plain sexy, a desirable trait in a mate.
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I went into this assuming that the personality trait that givers have is agreeableness. Right?
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"Savage" is a trait that might get you into business school or retweeted 10,000 times.
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If you join it, you get the same chance, and develop the sodomite trait yourself.
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It's also a common trait of entrepreneurs that they feel rules don't apply to them.
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Birds, lions, fish, peacocks, penguins, eagles, hippos, moose and snakes have all displayed the trait.
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The article begins: Tish Murtha's relentless vision can be characterized by a single trait: empathy.
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It identifies persons by a single trait and then denies them protection across the board.
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He was possessive and then dismissive, a trait he shared with his friend Rod Stewart.
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The ability to predict what's shaping our marketplace is a necessary trait in a leader.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella's top character trait is emotionality, according to job search firm Paysa.
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Mr. Son revels in confrontation, a trait that sets him apart in harmony-obsessed Japan.
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Some islanders have applauded this Maui, seeing his signature trait as not obesity but power.
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These business titans all share a common trait with reality TV star Kim Kardashian West.
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Or perhaps the trait is passed down among individuals in populations that have become isolated.
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Colonized self-loathing seems to be a national trait we will never fully shake off.
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"When you assign a negative trait to a food, you give it power," Sasson said.
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Rogers is the inverse of Stark, in that his defining character trait is his goodness.
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In the modern world, however, this trait means greater risk for stroke and pregnancy complications.
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"It's trait-specific," Dr. Segal said, with different ratios depending on the characteristic in question.
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Adding injury to insult, his handlers overcoached him on his signature trait of runaway verbosity.
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Hillary had never lost before, and she found little of either trait at her disposal.
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He believed this was a heritable trait, and he helped launch the American eugenics movement.
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How can we understand how a trait can be both heritable and influenced by environment?
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She and her team wondered whether the trait had a similar genetic basis across various species.
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It's pretty nuts to think about how this trait stuck around in both flies and humans.
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Wealthy people have share one important trait: They are dedicated to self-improvement, Corley's has found.
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You can then see for yourself the extent to which the trait is related to sex.
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When we talk about relationships, she mentions honesty as the trait that she values the most.
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As Rory suggests, the most attractive trait in a board member is a "rational decision maker".
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Josh Lessing, founder and CEO of Root AI, says that easy-to-clean trait is important.
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Both the Payan and Alkenny remain steadfast that their uniform blindness is a sacred, beneficial trait.
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But if the desired trait were harmful, gene drives could in theory make a species extinct.
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It's an interesting trait that will help astronomers better understand how the system came to be.
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Sofia Vergara is opening up about the sweet trait she can't resist about husband Joe Manganiello.
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His research indicates it's the only trait that predictably impacts roommate relationships in a bad way.
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The prodigies in Dr. Ruthsatz's 2012 study got high marks in this trait on the test.
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"Some of the 'key' or fundamental trait dimensions may include attractiveness, trustworthiness and dominance," Kramer said.
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It is really a universal trait, and it particularly manifests in times of extrema and adversity.
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This brings us to a subtler trait, the role the back can serve as bait. 3.
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And while Dorsey is undoubtedly entrepreneurial — Ellis said that may trait not suit Square's next chapter.
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It's a trait that may unsettle markets, but it has served him well on Capitol Hill.
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Kaine's caution has endeared him to Hillary Clinton, a candidate whose defining trait is just that.
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There's more competition, but Apple continues to up the game, which has really been their trait.
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There's clearly an adaptive trait in humans, which is to act individually if you possibly can.
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Moreover, it's impossible to pinpoint a certain trait of places where the Camorra might hang out.
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That essential "grit" for success was a trait of my mother that I saw in Mrs.
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Another observes her frugal, immigrant family and how that trait has slowly permeated her own values.
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I've always took on your trait of being a people pleaser, going along to get along.
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By definition the gene was the carrier of any trait that is heritable or partly heritable.
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The desire to learn from the best is an important trait for a CEO, Ryder said.
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" She said that the personality trait that gets criticized shouldn't be looked at as a "negative.
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Research has shown that one personality trait: introversion or extroversion, can vastly impact how teams operate.
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It's far more damaging when it's a defining trait of the president of the United States.
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Giving alien characters such varied and foreign characteristics preserves their key trait — the feeling of unfamiliarity.
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Poppenreiter isn't a terribly patient person, which can be a helpful trait in the startup world.
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Call that last trait "authenticity" if you want; that's how many voters seem to perceive it.
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" Irizarry notes, "Hospitality is a trait that, no matter the cultural context, is very well communicated.
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Being an "Apple person" or a "Windows person" is a marketing gimmick, not a personality trait.
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If he tries to break the ice with humor about himself, what trait does he choose?
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Boone's frankness, though, may be the trait that distinguishes him most from his predecessor, Joe Girardi.
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Which might be a trait your husband found attractive because it reminded him of his mom.
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If you can't give specific examples of how the trait affected her work, leave it out.
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The common trait was a sense of the uncanny, of absurd possibilities lurking within ordinary moments.
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But the uncertainties of the last year have tested Dempsey's other key trait: his mental fortitude.
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But a key trait of the 71-year-old development in Nassau County is its stickiness.
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Materialism is an important trait in individuals, and plausibly could be an important difference between groups.
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The good news is that same study found that patience as a personality trait is modifiable.
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To the extent someone scores highly on this trait, they are more likely to be liberal.
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This can be simplified even further, since that trait is highly correlated with sensitivity to fear.
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As a result, talking about our dreams may also be a part of an evolutionary trait.
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We are Americans and we like to be the best; we should never lose this trait.
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After her victory, Ms. Osaka demonstrated a characteristically Japanese trait when she apologized for her win.
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That trait, captured in the ubiquitous "Keep Calm and Carry On," steadies the country even now.
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Cost-consciousness is not just a policy preference for Mr. Mulvaney, but also a personal trait.
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While not an incredibly unique trait, loving the stuff is a core part of her brand.
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Dr. Ostrander acknowledges that, but still wonders whether ball fetching is the best trait to study.
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The trait that set Zinn apart, and made his baseball card unusually valuable, was his ethnicity.
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It&aposs a common trait for Vision Fund portfolio firms to do business with one another.
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It was an unfamiliar position for a man who counts supreme confidence as a defining trait.
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"Going my way?" also works for a control freak, on your "difficult personality trait" bingo card.
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It's a trait that Griffin Watts's estranged father wants to rectify in his 13-year-old.
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Trump's decision might come down to which trait of his personality the President chooses to indulge.
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It was Lindberg's linemate, Glass, however, who embodied what might be the Rangers' most valuable trait.
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We need to do less Feeling overwhelmed is a defining trait of today's parents and caregivers.
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Despite having good intentions, his methods are questionable (which is a common trait on this list!).
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But the most important canine trait in modern warfare is a dog's extraordinary sense of smell.
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However, the one common trait among those currently working is a desire to stay the course.
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This personality trait becomes a problem when there's an undercurrent of low self-esteem, she explains.
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Well, according to a new research from British communications specialists CallCare, there's no one magic trait.
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What character trait do we want to make sure to protect as everything else falls apart?
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For both women, curiosity is an essential character trait, plus they love sharing what they discover.
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The good news is the same study found that patience as a personality trait is modifiable.
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Dr. Shaheen maintained that prejudice was an acquired trait, manufactured and disseminated by movies and television.
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Today, scientists understand the sickle cell trait as an adaptation to malaria, not evidence of inferiority.
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But because mine was psychological, it seemed a personality quirk, my own sensitivities, an unfortunate trait.
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Once lunchtime rolls around, however, Chris' secondary character trait comes into play: She really loves Subway.
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Exaggerated red lips are a common trait of racist cartoons depicting black people throughout American history.
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There was talk about him exhibiting the personality trait of narcissism and signs of mental disorders.
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If you think that's not a trait an American president should have, it's because it's not.
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As one example, even a tried-and-trued personality trait like conscientiousness was correlated at r = .
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It's worth asking to what degree charisma, as we have defined it, is a masculine trait.
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They both offer broad caveats, like this one, from Harris: The fact that a trait is genetically transmitted in individuals does not mean that all the differences between groups or really even any of the differences between groups in that trait are also genetic in origin.
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Dad of Light is also plagued by a overacting, a common trait in these kinds of dramas.
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Newton is many things, but he lacks one trait that many quarterbacks in the league possess: disingenuousness.
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A true dystopia exaggerates a trait in our own society, taking it to its worst possible extreme.
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"Men are rewarded more for competitiveness and competitiveness is viewed as a masculine trait," Moxley tells Broadly.
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Instagramming from the Bahamas is a family trait – Marie-Chantal also has been snapping throughout their vacation.
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The actress recently opened up to PEOPLE about the trait she finds the sexiest in her husband.
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A Denisovan genome was sequenced in 20103 and compared with that of modern humans, revealing the trait.
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This emotional sensitivity is portrayed both as a distinct character trait and a symbol of cultural difference.
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Plants are not exceptional in being able to do this—it's a trait of all life forms.
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Skin color is a heritable condition, meaning it is trait passed down to you by your parents.
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Rafe said that gaining weight seems to be a family trait, at least according to his dad.
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As the political scientist Matthew MacWilliams has found, the key trait that identifies Trump followers is authoritarianism.
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That's a trait it shares with the otherwise completely unrelated A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night.
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Signs that the trait could become a permanent part of his personality emerged during the transition too.
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It is, as Zack Beauchamp has pointed out, a trait that makes Trump a truly toxic boss.
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Fear becomes a go-to feminine trait, something girls are expected to feel and express at will.
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Or it could mean that SNP is just correlated with another SNP that does influence that trait.
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Genetics have a tiny (and sometimes big) thumb on the scale for just about every human trait.
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" He also added that he considers his best personality trait to be his range: "I'm pretty versatile.
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Many South Africans are ignorant of the basics of personal finance, a trait that transcends income levels.
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To see your identity in any single trait -- introvert, extrovert, or neurotic -- is to limit your life.
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When stressed, dogs find comfort in the presence of humans—a trait that's been reinforced through domestication.
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Branson cites a YouGov survey that only 3 percent of people see dyslexia as a positive trait.
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I truly believe every positive trait I have as a person was developed in the gaming world.
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This skill stemmed from a trait rare in the upper echelons of politics: she was fantastically nice.
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Luna Simone's brother on the way will learn one very important trait from his big sister: honesty.
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While an effeminate vocal register may seem an insignificant quirk, it can be a very disruptive trait.
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It's a trait that he and other top employers value since it signals other strong work habits.
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There's a 25 percent chance if neither parent has red hair but both have the recessive trait.
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That's an admirable leadership trait that has been completely lost, at least for many of our candidates.
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It's that last trait that's made the transition to full-time four an easy one, Dudley said.
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There seems to be a dating app for every overlapping interest, personality trait, and lifestyle these days.
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The only exception to this rule was people who were personally high in the trait of narcissism.
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There's often a trait or skill that increases the value of men who round out baseball staffs.
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You believe that he's genuinely nice; you also believe that he has more than one personality trait.
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Those are the two trait groups that historically fail pretty often at the top of the draft.
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Belle cares about her father — a noble trait for sure — but she doesn't care about the townspeople.
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Other devotees mentioned a personality trait that they had noticed in the disabled people they had dated.
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But Echo Show has one key trait that distinguishes it from its AI-powered siblings: a touchscreen.
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Her friends admit the trait, in both Clintons, but excuse it as a response to Republican hounding.
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The sole were subjected to an operational behavioral screening test (OBST) to determine a dominant personality trait.
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But the cult of personality, which both leaders exemplify, is an unfortunate trait in Latin American politics.
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All of the items in this fruit salad have the same trait, which is revealed at 64A.
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He took on many jobs throughout his long career, and all shared one distinct trait: public service.
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The CCL notes that self-awareness is the first step to identifying and solving a problematic trait.
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I used to think of confidence as a trait that you were either born with, or without.
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"Kindness" was the most important trait, with nearly 90% of women thinking it was a top priority.
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Keeping your inbox tidy can even be a key leadership trait, as Business Insider's Shana Lebowitz reported.
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Each leadership style, she wrote, is a behavior and not a trait — meaning it can be developed.
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They are crafted from camel, cow or donkey hide and each character represents a particular social trait.
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Ultimately, awkwardness is not a curse, and in some cases it can be a really positive trait.
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Gone is the physical keyboard, perhaps the one defining trait that really calls out to BlackBerry's customers.
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" He added, "Whether or not you are complex or simple, intellectual or not, is a secondary trait.
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This can be a useful trait if you're a soldier, a surgeon, or in the special forces.
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As you may be able to guess, state anxiety is much more readily changed than trait anxiety.
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To Iranian director and animator Meghdad Asadi Lari, each of the birds represents a different human trait.
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In spite of every physical and cultural trait I possess, I always wanted to be a surfer.
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That resurgence has sparked another phenomenon: people thinking that liking The Office is a meaningful personality trait.
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Adjacency to import-export and Chinese manufacturing seemed to be a common trait among the smaller efforts.
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Furbizia, to be sure, is a broad-brush character trait ascribed to Italians, often by other Italians.
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Kurt's only trait that doesn't scream "Gibson" is that he is supposed to be a former astronaut.
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In fact, it's been a particular trait of GoT creator to borrow ideas from battles from history.
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That trait is being able to tolerate lactose — a sugar found in milk — without discomfort into adulthood.
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Instead, they said they embraced the notion that being caring should be considered a masculine trait, too.
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Her ability to behave like this — to endure — is a trait of real champions, athletic and otherwise.
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Love for cross-country became an essential national trait, one that any ingratiating foreigner has to embrace.
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Mr. Bush was given to malapropisms, a trait he may have handed down to his son George.
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Their children would tend to inherit the genes underlying both their mother's preference and their father's trait.
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Flowers was a first-round pick because of his physical attributes—he's a trait-based scouting story.
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By coding strength as a decidedly masculine trait, women can in turn be dismissed for their weakness.
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Also, voters overwhelmingly reject gerrymandering, especially people who feel ignored — a trait common to many Trump voters.
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Then lastly, they have a personality, which is a great personality trait, which is optimism and opportunity.
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But it also focused on another trait Rice said will make Biden a good leader: his empathy.
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It's important to keep this trait in mind when trying to make sense of the Russia story.
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People who scored lower in agreeableness as a personality trait were also better at spotting a scam.
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The solutions differ, but they all share a common trait: not identifying the problems to be solved.
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No trait might be as instrumental in enabling leaders to create a culture of inclusion as curiosity.
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Pick a behavior or an ornament or a physical trait, and it is useful until proven otherwise.
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One in 12 African-Americans has sickle cell trait and are genetic carriers of the sickle mutation.
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The firm also analyzed data on Tesla's Elon Musk, which ranked intellect as his top personality trait.
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But what is framed as a desirable trait in women also puts them at a considerable disadvantage.
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This suggested that some evolutionary advantage could be selecting for this trait in these populations, but what?
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Instead of creating a shared trait, the gene, with a few mutations, had created a novel one.
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Instead, he wanted the babies to have a specific trait: the ability to resist an HIV infection.
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Remember, out of the context of Apple's advertising, "intimacy" is already a defining trait of the iPhone.
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But as Ms. Sandberg correctly points out, it is a trait that must be learned and fostered.
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President-elect Trump and Peter Navarro share a common trait — they are both political and economic realists.
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Process models favor the bureaucratic over the charismatic, and have a number of advantages over trait models.
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Miller Tabak equity strategist Matt Maley says three disparate names share one common trait: attractive-looking charts.
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In person, Missoni gesticulates grandly as she converses — a trait often perceived as a national Italian characteristic.
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WR John Brown, who was diagnosed with sickle-cell trait late last week, was inactive Sunday night.
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They said that being prepared to deal with the unexpected is an important trait for leaders today.
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However, the plurality say there is no difference between the sexes on every trait except being compassionate.
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Billionaire Blackstone founder Steve Schwarzman has revealed the most important trait he thinks a leader can possess.
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Because that seems like you're talking about sort of an innate human trait to do these things.
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A Denisovan genome was sequenced in 2012 and compared with that of modern humans, revealing the trait.
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A Denisovan genome was sequenced in 503 and compared with that of modern humans, revealing the trait.
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Pat LaFrieda is an old-school do-it-yourselfer, a formidable trait that bleeds into his cooking.
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Readers, like all of us, can be suspicious of change — and that can be a healthy trait.
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The trait most noticeable about "Karen" was her orange hair, about the same shade as a carrot.
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Liberals were heedless when they wrote off moral character as an essential trait of a good presidency.
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This is not a bad trait in a matzo ball unless you happen to own the car.
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His findings revealed they had a common trait: these albums, even across genres, had extraordinary dynamic range.
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John McCain, "which is not a winning character trait for Trump" explained another source close to Volker.
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Muir is wary of agendas, political or otherwise, a longstanding character trait rooted in his scene origins.
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" Marsden adds, "Is it really its own personality trait or is it part of the autism spectrum?
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But managing the stability of the ecosystem is not a trait I care for in a Pokémon.
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Chansey is eternally happy — the perfect trait for a Pokémon that's all about nursing people into care.
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But one trait is common — almost none of them focus on hiring women, according to two recruiters.
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"Neuroticism is a classic personality trait that's associated with ruminating upon mistakes, and being constantly worried," he says.
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Among those who take selfies somewhat or very often, 35 percent associate the pics with a negative trait.
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Jimoh-Johnson says carriers of the trait are advised to marry non-carriers who have the AA genotype.
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Part of it is an individual difference or a personality trait of how much you respond to music.
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This trait is essential for establishing meaningful relationships in any aspect of our lives, but especially at work.
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Likewise, Erin's budding relationship with Leah, another woman of color, isn't used as a flat queer character trait.
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One potential solution, proposed by Esvelt, creates limits to the number of generations that inherit an engineered trait.
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The other trait these fully remote companies share: the ability to attract talent from anywhere in the world.
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His only other personality trait is "dumb, but no one cares" which is not exactly inspiring or relatable.
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Refusing legal counsel is one trait that distinguishes ISIS prisoners from other inmates, including alleged al-Qaeda supporters.
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Primal repeatedly emphasizes the importance of compassion and cooperation, and shows that neither trait is limited to humans.
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The only Corrine personality trait we've been given so far is that she's rich, and this theme continues.
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The instinct to become immersed in people's lives is a trait that's embedded into our highly-evolved species.
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For the past 15 months or so, the dominant design trait of many smartphones has been the notch.
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Keanu Reeves is being hailed a "king" after Twitter users pointed out an endearing trait about the star.
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One trait is that many of them are deeply anxious, usually as a result of over-thinking everything.
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Tusklessness is a natural trait in elephants, but being born tuskless isn't the biggest detriment to elephant society.
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Psychological literature is divided over whether resilience is a personality trait, a cognitive process or a learned skill.
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This personality trait can lead to arrogance and insecurity, and can drive people to lash out at critics.
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That tenacity is a vital leadership trait that increases the chances of a company's success, according to Grimeland.
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What the ceremony ultimately entailed was the transfer of blood from a trait positive member to an Elder.
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He does not play well with others -- a difficult, but not always fatal, character trait for a politician.
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This led them to create squids and then to the transforming inklings that became the series's defining trait.
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The administrator has demonstrated immense loyalty, a trait Trump seems to prize above all else among his subordinates.
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John says that every single successful person has that one trait in common: They love what they do.
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Where you have a personality trait or you&aposre extremely violent or these kids are born this way.
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"People would always try to compare him to Alexa, but his winning trait is his personality," Williams says.
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Instead, the company has consistently impressed backers by giving machines a trait that's eluded them for decades: mobility.
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In a perfect "global" gene drive, 23 percent of offspring have the gene drive carrying the desired trait.
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A recent study reveals a new personality trait that is glorified in men but punished in women: Humor.
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One trait that managers at Elon Musk's SpaceX look for in job candidates is the appetite for exploration.
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How to Win in Business Google exec Peter Roper attributes his professional success to one specific trait: fearlessness.
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But the Koch brothers have one crucial trait that David Brock lacks—an adherence to coherent ideological goals.
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The side each took in the revolution cannot be explained by any obvious character trait or life experience.
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And while you may assume such biases are a trait of the less intelligent, the opposite is true.
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But there is one particular trait these steamy scenes share that has always bugged us: the sex hair.
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Cibus, in San Diego, for example, employs a proprietary technique it calls the Rapid Trait Development System (RTDS).
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Wherever CNBC's Jim Cramer looks, the most pervasive trait in the stock market's best performers is the cloud.
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Comey has rarely shied away from the spotlight before — a trait that has at times rankled both parties.
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In the digital era, it's not surprising that being digitally savvy is a desirable trait for business leaders.
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Voters are more likely to believe that sort of niceness because of the expectation that's a feminine trait.
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This is the No. 1 trait that will kill your career 5 signs you're about to be fired
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According to new Harvard research in "The Empathy Effect," it's a trait that can be taught and developed.
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One new trait Stine is considering for the program is a joint project of Bayer and MS Technologies.
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That aridity is startling, a trait we might expect from someone older, more jaded—a Cusk, an Offill.
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Regardless of the specific nomenclature, this isn't the kind of trait that you either have or don't have.
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He didn't seem to believe that beating one's wife was too different from any other personality trait, either.
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Yet one could also act out of anger, so that courage may not be the principal trait exhibited.
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A girl playing with a boy might feel free to be competitive, a trait normally associated with boys.
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Baseball players are notoriously superstitious, and this trait seems to have infected the culture of scouting a little.
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In our fast-paced, technology driven society, adaptability is becoming a more and more important trait for success.
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But in Donald Trump's view of the world, Giuliani has one trait that matters above all else: loyalty.
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By doing so, he expressed curiosity, which is a trait employers always love to see in a candidate.
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He has boasted about eschewing attacks on his opponents, making his positivity a defining trait of his campaign.
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That most people do not default to such broad ranges reflects a trait that behavioral economists call overconfidence.
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Interestingly, the study found no change in aggression—a trait that testosterone is commonly used to allude to.
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I hate explaining my weirdo trait to people I don't know because talking about it makes it worse.
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Researchers believe that the hip-swinging that makes women good dancers is an inherent trait that signals fertility.
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Flat-coated retrievers with the trait were also huskier, and were similarly motivated to eat with gleeful abandon.
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Customizability is a defining trait of Vietnamese cooking, and eating (hello, phở condiments) and crawfish is no different.
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We're a couple of nice guys, which stopped being a desirable character trait about half a century ago.
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It may be their greatest similarity and their greatest trait: that, no matter what else, both men endure.
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The second trait on Cronk's radar is yield, as government bond yields throughout the world are heading lower.
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Cainthus hopes someday to identify animals also by their gait, a trait that's as individual as a face.
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It's a personality trait that has been on display his entire life -- and politics has only exacerbated it.
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When his unit was in danger, he acted on what may have been an inherited trait of courageousness.
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Last year, the actress opened up to PEOPLE about the trait she finds the sexiest in her husband.
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The other thing I've learned over time is that humility is an incredibly overlooked but important character trait.
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But there's another trait that's harder to learn and just as, if not more important, than the others.
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He possesses a unique gift for bringing that trait out in others, starting with those closest to him.
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But the three do share one trait: They are all unpopular at home despite the good economic times.
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On the other hand, I usually think of CHUTZPAH as a trait shown by one person to another.
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Leadership turmoil — a consistent trait of the Trump administration — has complicated the V.A.'s attempt to address suicide.
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"She's very single-minded, shall we say, which is generally thought of as a male trait," Thompson said.
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To Borders, the most vital trait of whomever the league chooses to replace her is love over knowledge.
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Echo and its ilk do, however, share a crucial trait with their imaginary forebears: They illuminate the times.
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By the 1970s, the London researchers found that slow metabolism of drugs can be an inherited genetic trait.
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If one thing determines where a puzzle fits on the "weekly curve," it's that one trait: theme accessibility.
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Leadership, education experts said, is perhaps the most obvious and the most common trait colleges consider in applicants.
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It's a trait that would be hard to pinpoint on applications even if colleges asked the right questions.
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The only narrow trait they have in common with Democrats is that they think Donald Trump is horrendous.
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Cena attributes his success in all these fields and his popularity on social media to one trait: authenticity.
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It also sets up a central character trait, her penchant for eating whatever at any time of day.
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But, the finger bones are locked into a curve -- a trait that suggests climbing and tool-using capabilities.
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This is a highly unusual trait in Washington, a town where lots of people dodge responsibility for everything.
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Los Angeles is once again showing the trait that has always been fundamental to its identity: relentless reinvention.
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Due to the fear and mistrust that Jammeh's brutal regime caused, this unique trait was almost completely lost.
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The other trait that Lemonis sees standing in the way of employees' success is the fear of failure.
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Emily Nishi, Lyft's Chief People Officer, says the No.1 trait she looks for in candidates is authenticity.
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In this case, nocturnality is probably an inherited trait from the ancestor shared by elephant birds and kiwis.
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But a defining trait of Trump's presidency is that Americans have already made up their minds about him.
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But he used the occasion to boast about his stamina, a trait he frequently hits his opponents over.
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The personality trait that predicts this kind of success against the odds is known in psychology as resilience.
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He felt as if he was grinding too hard, and that is not a trait he wears well.
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So scientists could boost one particular trait that might help a crop produce more or withstand environmental threats.
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That said, there's a power behind that character trait that [Kaine's] opponents in the past have found devastating.
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Such epithets denote a permanent trait, the editor explained, and people in the caldron of politics were mutable.
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However, Marsden does contend that more research needs to be done about HSPs to fully understand the trait.
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According to Brunel, this is the first study to confirm a link between the psychological trait and trolling.
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Thor and Black Panther share the defining character trait of a pledge to their homelands and their people.
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"The government may not restrict speech that persuades adults, who are neither criminals nor suffer from mental illness, from purchasing a legal and constitutionally-protected product, merely because it distrusts their personality trait and the decisions that personality trait may lead them to make later down the road," Nunley wrote.
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Thus we end up with reports of "researchers find political gene" or "scholars report biological trait Y leads to political trait X." This makes for a snappy headline and a good hook for a media story, but in some cases it stretches — maybe even distorts — the results of our work.
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"The Government may not restrict speech that persuades adults, who are neither criminals nor suffer from mental illness, from purchasing a legal and constitutionally protected product, merely because it distrusts their personality trait and the decisions that personality trait may lead them to make later down the road," Nunley said.
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"The government may not restrict speech that persuades adults, who are neither criminals nor suffer from mental illness, from purchasing a legal and constitutionally-protected product, merely because it distrusts their personality trait and the decisions that personality trait may lead them to make later down the road," the judge wrote.
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The website also offers that he is something of a "bully," a trait he apparently inherited from his father.
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It is a trait that I truly respect and seek in others whom I wish to surround myself with.
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It's perhaps the only trait Gillan shares with his nefarious character — he plays his cards close to his vest.
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Second, Trump is more eager to be loved (a classic Baby Boomer trait), which makes him eager to please.
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He's great because his pansexuality is just another facet of his multilayered, hilarious character and not his only trait.
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The last argued that once a bird's best trait has been revealed, they see no reason to develop another.
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A character using a they pronoun doesn't just have access to every gender portrait, but every character trait, too.
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Murray must convince teams longevity is a realistic trait to pair with incomparable darting quickness and straight-line speed.
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According to Cenedella, one key trait of a top-performing resume is a simple layout that's easy to read.
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That doesn't stop companies from advertising the capability as if it's some sort of invincibility trait for your phone.
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However, to Freston, all this could have been avoided if creativity, not arrogance, had remained the company's core trait.
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On average over the 15 countries surveyed, speaking a state's national tongue is seen as the most important trait.
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She also happens to exude glamour as if it were any other trait, like curly hair or dark skin.
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Data for Progress intentionally chose Gilliam's colorful drawing to test a personality trait called "openness to experience," Vox reported.
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Momo and the Blue Whale Challenge share a very common trait that usually makes for a successful internet legend.
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The best learners have the trait of reflecting on things they've done, because they're learning about who they are.
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If, for example, you're encouraging men to be more open about their feelings, isn't that a traditionally feminine trait?
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They are not fake, which means they are easily assumed to possess that most coveted trait of all, authenticity.
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SPEECH leaves no fossils, so palaeoanthropologists have no direct evidence for the emergence of the quintessential human trait: language.
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And for a new trait to trickle through a population, it would have to be particularly strong and advantageous.
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The move was consistent with a character trait that has haunted Clinton throughout a quarter century in national politics.
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The perpetrators of these shootings all share a common trait: a propensity for violence, threats, and anger toward women.
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It's a trait you have to possess to succeed, and I knew Fatima had it and would go far.
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Oxitec's GM mosquitos carry a heritable genetic trait which renders any offspring unable to survive without the antibiotic tetracycline.
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Then, of course, guys are looking for a trait that is basically universal when it comes to friendship: Loyalty.
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It's also unclear whether the quicker crouching time is actually a helpful anti-predator trait, Mariette and Buchanan wrote.
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One can say that Bouguereau's work has ridden the jet stream of a very enduring universal trait called greed.
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The ministry also recommends that young adults get tested for the trait before marrying and having children, he said.
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New York City and Crossfit have one trait in common: they both have a reputation for being rather intimidating.
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That fact in itself suggests an aversion to pretentiousness, which is about as Yorkshire a trait as it gets.
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And their most typical identifying trait, according to experts in psychology and media, is a desire to be deceived.
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Between 2000 and 2010, 10 Division I collegiate nontraumatic football deaths were in athletes with the sickle cell trait.
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"There's no single trait or gene, no single answer that says whether you're addicted," she explained from her home.
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On the good side, it shows a resilience and never-say-die attitude that certainly is a positive trait.
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"That is just one part about who she is but I don't think it's a character trait," she asserted.
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Vice-versa also applies: A baby kitty can get an entirely new trait, that neither mom and dad have.
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Sandberg concludes that resilience isn't a trait you either have or don't, but a skill you develop over time.
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And then there's Snorlax, a creature whose defining trait is its ability to sleep basically anywhere at any time.
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Finally, trait theory suggests we all have fixed traits that predict our normal behavior, but only to a limit.
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"It's pretty well accepted now that eye color is a polygenic trait," Heiting said, meaning multiple genes are involved.
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Combined with Kushner's steadfast support during the campaign and after, this trait marked Kushner as a true Trump loyalist.
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Jeckyll and Hyde is a great premise for a mystery thriller, but a very bad trait in a president.
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Experiments in the classroom have shown, however, that people may be subject to this trait, dubbed the "endowment effect".
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The results of HbA1c testing need to be interpreted with caution in patients with sickle cell trait, Lacy concludes.
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But he had, like most people, grown up with the idea that physical dominance was a desirable male trait.
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During that time, it would also be fair to say that "Being a Vegan" was my primary personality trait.
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Rather, they regulate the activities of other genes and often have no obvious connection to the trait in question.
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She also notes the two highest earning personality types are extroverts, a trait we should expect in today's workplace.
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However, when asked what the most attractive trait he finds in a partner is, Harbour had a different response.
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Her main personality trait is that she's powerful, and her family's roots can be traced back to Salem, Massachusetts.
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Only 22% said the top trait society values in women is intelligence, and only 9% said ambition and leadership.
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He smiled while he rapped, a trait that initially seemed suspect, as though he were getting away with something.
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Elle a opté pour le multiculturalisme, qui tolère la coexistence d'identités à trait d'union et les conduites dites particularistes.
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Trump, whose most prominent character trait is shamelessness, suffers little damage among his core supporters for his daily trespasses.
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Al Ahbabi added that the UAE space program would help resurrect a lost Arabic trait of understanding the galaxy.
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In a group, he laughs as often as he makes others laugh, a trait rare among the occupationally funny.
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"Lewk" is a variation of "look," a signature physical trait, or a specially and carefully constructed outfit or appearance
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Our ability to reconfigure our collective existence in response to changing environmental conditions has been our greatest adaptive trait.
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The series begins many years after the virus has died out, and blindness has become a uniform, hereditary trait.
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I should tell you that I personally find it rather sad for a person to develop such a trait.
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Just two mosquitoes were able to spread the trait to thousands of progeny — and malaria resistance along with it.
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What Crazy Rich Asians gives us, though, is a movie in which Asianness is not a defining character trait.
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A host of engineers and urban planners have long warned this trait is sorely lacking in America's brittle infrastructure.
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The researchers wondered whether this trait might be an evolutionary adaptation for holding tools, akin to people's opposable thumbs.
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This trait may not seem hot and steamy, but everyone desires someone to comfort them and listen to them.
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Perfectionism is harder to gain insight about, because it's a trait so twisted and knotted up with my personality.
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Neither is a trait that anyone should want in a president — and either label essentially communicates the same criticism.
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