In recent years, Dr. Romesberg's team has begun making unnatural proteins from these unnatural genes.
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The film adds an additional wrinkle to the theme of unnatural sex and birth: the notion of unnatural love.
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What's unnatural is nonconsensual sex; what's unnatural is the facade of a democracy when free will to love is hijacked.
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Unnatural doesn't necessarily mean bad — our long lifespans are unnatural too — but it should remind us that the particular socially constructed living patterns common today have shallow roots.
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With these come an ever-growing fan base watching your every move in hopes of lightning striking twice, creating an unnatural pressure pushing athletes to seek unnatural assistance.
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It feels too unnatural — it's not who I am.
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Unnatural deaths include drownings, homicides and vehicle accidents The leading cause of unnatural death among Americans in the Dominican Republic is motor vehicle accidents, according to State Department statistics from 2014 to 2018.
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Management is an unnatural act, as Ben Horowitz has written, and engineering management may be the most unnatural of all, because engineers are a unique bunch: persuadable by logic yet driven by ego.
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The boy was indicted for unnatural offense, guilty, death recorded.
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Scientists were unable to find any unnatural cause of death.
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An unnatural review doesn't necessarily mean a product is inferior.
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Such broad alliances, he thought, are unnatural and best avoided.
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It would be weird and unnatural if politics were otherwise.
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Jefferson Academy's luster was unnatural in the most pristine sense.
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He recommends avoiding living where an unnatural death has occurred.
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But there are dogs that bark at an unnatural volume.
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But your accent on the songs seems sort of… unnatural?
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It's unnatural for a kid to not outlive their parents.
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Then again, this a play about discomfort and unnatural acts.
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This heated environment leads to unnatural compromises, particularly for journalists.
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What is often unnatural are the reasons for the war.
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The time has come to learn to love unnatural wines.
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Unlike the earthquake, that policy was — and remains — an unnatural disaster.
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Faiyaz has the unnatural ability to make the grim sound beautiful.
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The photographs ultimately are melancholy with a tinge of the unnatural.
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It's more fragile but can pack devastating elemental and unnatural abilities.
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If you use a crappy digital camera, colors will look unnatural.
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AND SO DISCONNECTING FROM THAT IS AN UNNATURAL ACT FOR HIM.
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Do not put any substances, natural or unnatural, on the walls.
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But at the same time, it looks overly saturated and unnatural.
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The optical illusion masterfully played up the unnatural essence of "camp."
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The far room glows with a most unnatural shade of green.
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"It's unnatural," says Na'il Diggs, a former Green Bay Packers linebacker.
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History teaches us that what was unnatural yesterday becomes natural today.
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Most insidiously, we think of fertility troubles as rare and unnatural.
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Mr. Tiwari described it as "inhuman and unnatural" pressure to sell.
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In "Unnatural Acts," he unearthed secret Harvard proceedings trying gay students.
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The return to operetta is a surprising but not unnatural development.
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Gold because people will hide their wealth by doing unnatural things.
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At the same time they exercise unnatural power on two fronts.
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How would you determine what barking at "an unnatural volume" means?
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It's an unnatural process, and it's difficult to get used to.
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A robot that doesn't move its hands, for example, looks unnatural.
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All I knew was that it was unnatural, invasive, and expensive.
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In theory, I agree that touching a notebook screen seems unnatural.
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But others like arvo and "how ya going?" still feel unnatural.
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But the sargassum is now home to objects wholly unnatural too.
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Like the calamity in Texas, these unnatural rainfalls carry two messages.
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Ms. Lawrence is depicted in a Mannerist pose, unnatural but elegant.
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In this case, the photo is slightly over-sharpened and unnatural.
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The Gala's theme in 2019 celebrated artifice, exaggeration, and the unnatural.
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John McCain are "stupid" and "socially unnatural," Anthony Scaramucci said Thursday.
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Yes, there is something unnatural, which I have refused to accept.
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The 14-hour rule has created an unnatural amount of pressure.
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" When the violence pauses, "the world spins in an unnatural quiet.
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It's unnatural for us, but it's sort of natural for them.
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It's an unnatural island, populated mostly by people who cannot leave.
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Or, rather, what is "unnatural" about something that happens to everyone?
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Trade restrictions were unnatural, and their removal would benefit all classes.
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Like Dr. Romesberg, they found an application for their unnatural DNA.
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The movie's premise isn't as bad as the forced, unnatural dialogue.
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Its very existence is both predicated on water and existentially threatened by it—but the threats have been dramatically amplified over the past century, by unnatural drainage and development, and by unnatural changes to Earth's climate.
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Just as Alien circles around the idea of unnatural male pregnancy, Covenant has a corporation deciding that it's unnatural and undesirable for a male android to want to create at all, much less leave any legacy behind.
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It feels unnatural to work out when it is still dark outside.
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For some, communicating thoughts and feelings during therapy seems unnatural—even embarrassing.
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In 2015, 30 Americans died of unnatural causes in the Dominican Republic.
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He identifies unnatural lines, "blob-like" patterns, and streaks clouding a field.
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Midway Atoll (CNN)Shock, combined with a little wonder at the unnatural.
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This assumes that everything else is deviant to the norm or unnatural.
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"We don't make a difference between natural and unnatural things," Steiner said.
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The first is an inchoate sense that firms buying themselves is unnatural.
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These things look wholly unnatural, resembling paved floors, moorings, courtyards, and colonnades.
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Ninety-nine percent of what happens to farm animals is extraordinarily unnatural.
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The idea of him being on the outside felt unnatural to me.
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No surprise, then, that the actors come off as stilted and unnatural.
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More broadly, our culture's unnatural individualism may yield higher rates of depression.
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Unnatural geometry like straight lines or perfect circles merit a closer look.
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A child's face on an adult's body is overall unnatural and unsettling.
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Amy's body lay in an unnatural position, blood pooled around her head.
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Cranberry sauce is that unnatural maroon, and corn is bright, shrill yellow.
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It seems unnatural to just press the button on the Wii Remote.
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We can't imagine the turkey was very happy in this unnatural habitat.
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But even slight problems can make using it feel unnatural and inconvenient.
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His view of the world emphasizes the natural freewheeling with the unnatural.
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She emphasizes this with odd body poses, angular and always slightly unnatural.
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That means what you'll end up hearing can be a bit unnatural.
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There is no educational value in seeing wild animals in unnatural settings.
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He scoffed when I asked about using an unnatural material like plastic.
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The dress had a white lace collar, so white it looked unnatural.
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It always felt unnatural and lonely to be up in the air.
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It is an extremely anti-sexual unnatural thing they are reaching for.
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Flaky or extra-dry spots will absorb excess tanner and look unnatural.
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I felt like she was proposing a drastic and strikingly unnatural step.
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Now, I'll grant that my "work" is unnatural and a little bizarre.
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This bit of "unnatural selection" was an important validation of directed evolution.
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MANY FOODIES pin the blame for farming's ills on "unnatural" industrial agriculture.
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I can't help but think this is unnatural: We are so young!
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The controversy over the hospital felt to her like an unnatural intrusion.
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These pictures revealed how contrived, unnatural and seductive the originals actually were.
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It would be unnatural for me to pretend as if I don't.
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Were they fragile victims, asking to be protected from our unnatural ways?
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It&aposs not an unnatural sequence that we are starting to see.
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"The EU, being an unnatural structure, has already started crumbling," Salvini declared.
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But his shedding of that label seemed to be forced and unnatural.
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Physically, it's an unnatural position that's unfavorable to your neck and back.
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This new collection of anamorphic compositions work with a brazenly unnatural color palate.
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Hunters' bait might be helping the bear populations out in an unnatural way.
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Just to look at Tibau's body type, the muscle definition is just unnatural.
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It's the idea of being violated, and forced to give unnatural, fatal birth.
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It's yet another moment of a man giving birth to an unnatural creature.
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Respectful awe at an unnatural phenomenon that is going to kill our children.
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What's unnatural is concealing them with editing programs and creating ultra-perfect models.
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We don't want to separate it to a point where it feels unnatural.
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It's just so unnatural and I can't describe it in any other way.
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The perception of plastics as ugly, unnatural, inauthentic and disposable is not new.
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Absolutely. That's why it didn't feel completely unnatural to go in that direction.
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Swae's crowded rapping style still sometimes results in some tangled, unnatural-sounding bars.
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Everything else just looks unnatural and probably uncomfortable over longer periods of time.
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An mmm sound, which seemed unnatural, but was something he wanted to do.
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Such unnatural and nebulous concepts tend to generate narrow, impractical and implausible theories.
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We've hit a clear saturation point when it comes to "unnatural" hair colors.
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It's a very unnatural type of activity and places huge loads on players.
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The color in pictures taken with the Samsung phone looked oversaturated and unnatural.
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There are obstacles to staying alive in such an unnatural and violent environment.
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Her husband's face was swollen, the skin darkened to an unnatural reddish purple.
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Read through your script aloud, throwing out anything that seems unnatural or awkward.
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That sounds simple, but in fact it is intensely difficult and profoundly unnatural.
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"This will make your story sound unnatural, rehearsed, and overworked," the experts note.
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The justification for this approach was that Reconstruction was unnatural, immoral and reckless.
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It increases the mortality rate in fathers, too, but only from unnatural causes.
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It was only half-full, the interior air recirculated to an unnatural chill.
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No longer will your Lego figure be an unnatural shade of jaundice yellow.
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But my father, who was a 'barbiere,' like Figaro, thought it was unnatural.
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Much of our interaction with computers, however, has long been stilted and unnatural.
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This gave him an unnatural appearance and made him look iller than ever.
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It's a fact that Trump's face appears as an unnatural shade of orange.
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The researchers went beyond proteins that already exist to proteins with unnatural sequences.
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Typically, that forces you to do things and say things ... Yes, unnatural acts.
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"It's an unnatural motion to push and pull at the same time," Glasco said.
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"He said you was...unnatural, that was his word," the trapper recalls to Vern.
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And in Twin Peaks, it always has a touch of the unnatural and otherworldly.
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The latter feels unnatural because it's not what you're used to, but it's cleaner.
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Set in Temperance, Wyoming, something unnatural is killing wolves, leaving only their skins behind.
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It's actually an unpleasant and unnatural sensation, as if you've suffered a hearing malfunction.
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I felt I was doing something very unnatural was when I was prepping it.
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It would bring unnatural actions, be near impossible to police and is probably unconstitutional.
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I don't think there's ever a moment where the language feels stilted or unnatural.
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There's nothing anti-Bangladeshi or unnatural about being different, but the prejudice is steep.
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As ever, Pickett displayed some ridiculous, unnatural heart and determination to last the course.
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As we approached the Orpheus 1 the look in Klimt's eye was unnatural, despotic.
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Never before or since have I witnessed an unnatural disaster on such a scale.
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Singling out plastic surgery as both unnecessary and unnatural is missing the bigger picture.
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It can feel unnatural to assign work to something you're presently experiencing as pleasure.
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If he were to run symmetrically, it could be an unnatural gait for him.
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With each unnatural sex act, you will be one step closer to your goal.
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"It's almost unnatural how much I love newspapers," Buffett told USA Today in 2013.
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" #2: Lead from the rear: "You're asking a burro to do something very unnatural.
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WITH THE VIX UNDER TEN FOR A SIGNIFICANT PERIOD OF TIME, THAT WAS UNNATURAL.
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Salah has fantastic speed, pinpoint passing ability, and unnatural coolness in front of goal.
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And: The country club guy has these unnatural, uncanny tar-black face and hands.
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It long has been understood that the act of pitching is unnatural and damaging.
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Yet, to the same sense, it is also an unnatural and even alienating position.
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Professional makeup artists have hated the look for years, calling it unnatural and not lifelike.
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It feels strange and almost unnatural, but the familiar personalities put me instantly at ease.
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Those odds dropped even further last year to 0.58 unnatural deaths per 100,000 American visitors.
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In 2018, the rate of unnatural deaths of Americans in Jamaica was 1.04 per 100,000.
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But it feels, well, unnatural in a work based on a pioneering novel of naturalism.
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Influencing that debate are philosophical and even theological priors, which Unnatural Selection excels at exposing.
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So we all know Qyburn got kicked out of Maester school for doing "unnatural" experiments.
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Mr Gorbachev's use of unnatural and hackneyed Soviet "newspeak" made him seem like an apparatchik.
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So the unnatural pattern/structure you suggest is something I think would be most likely.
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There's only one "human" in the world who possesses all these unnatural characteristics and more.
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KENNEDY: A little bit of natural Stevia, even though Hillary&aposs sweetness was quite unnatural.
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Never cried, never once, and that was unnatural, but we liked you for it fine.
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"The Olympic Games in Rio are an unnatural disaster," The New York Times recently declared.
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She says that it's easy to spot an "inauthentic influencer" as the comments look "unnatural".
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But stairs—a human invention just as "unnatural" as an elevator—could stop it dead.
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Textures are low-res, characters' faces look unnatural, and there's almost no variance in environments.
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It includes subjects in staged settings and unnatural environments, or what we call faux nature.
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I think she's beginning to relax in spite of the uncomfortable surroundings, this unnatural exchange.
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It goes by might of being such a floodHeld high at so unnatural a level.
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As the banquet wound down, my father, unnatural in a rented tuxedo, began coughing violently.
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An unnatural death can cause excess negative energy, Mr. Peh said in a telephone interview.
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And because of that, we the viewers could understand how this unnatural love could occur.
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It is the deliberate and often unnatural segregation of people into categories for political gain.
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It just feels unnatural to me to broadcast anything other than the character I've created.
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I know he's down there, his body sprawled at an unnatural angle on the sidewalk.
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It wasn't hateful; no one accused her of being unnatural or disgusting, merely suicidally naive.
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The dining room is filled with sunlight, which feels unnatural and changes all the colors.
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"It wasn't out of rebellion," Mr. O'Connor said, but because it felt unnatural for him.
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For the bears, it was an unnatural setup — but it was perfect for the scientists.
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As a result, Old Fashioned, rife with cliché, feels forced and unnatural at every turn.
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James Franco is naturalistically unnatural, and his brother Dave is an occasionally bewildered straight man.
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That's where Unnatural Selection offers even those very familiar with Crispr something powerful and new.
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What if humans only died of "unnatural causes" like car accidents, falls and dog attacks?
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So, even when the figures interacted with one another, the connection between them seemed unnatural.
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Another sign that a person is lying, says Meyer, is through an unnatural speech pattern.
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Taking that away places wine in an often unnatural role, as the center of attention.
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A colonial-era law, Section 377, criminalized homosexuality, which was defined as an "unnatural" offense.
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But while Russophobes walk the corridors of power in Kiev, this unnatural situation will continue.
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Nobody has louder footsteps, underlined by a controlled, back-breaking spasm of unnatural agility and force.
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He might tell himself that, but there's something troubling and unhelpful and unnatural in that relationship.
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But some politicians say talks on forging the unnatural partnership could run into Monday or Tuesday.
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And then there's the law of God; when you are told you are unnatural, it's oppressive.
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His left kneecap pointed inward at an unnatural angle as he lay heaped on the court.
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Some of the pages experienced unnatural jumps in followers and other telltale signs of inauthentic behavior.
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Over the decades, Trump constructed and then inhabited a public persona that is powerful but unnatural.
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We don't go crazy trying to entertain or stimulate Grant or put him in unnatural positions.
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But, this unnatural polar bear behavior may have been stoked by accelerating changes in the Arctic.
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And, as many pointed out, there is nothing wrong with or unnatural about having dark labia.
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Sodomy, or "unnatural offences", as the criminal code inherited from colonial times puts it, is outlawed.
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That's a very tight and unnatural framework though — one that doesn't answer the "why" very well.
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It may feel weird and initially unnatural, but most people get used to it over time.
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The prevailing takeaway is one of science gone wrong and the dangers of pursuing the unnatural.
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The state criminalizes "unnatural acts" which often translates into persecution of gays, human rights groups say.
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The media even launched investigations into how he could master that unnatural hue of orange skin.
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Barking orders as you stand there empty-handed would not only seem unnatural but also absurd.
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More accurately, they're meant to facilitate conversations that can feel difficult or unnatural for many people.
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Vanessa Barbara RIO DE JANEIRO — IT'S official: The Olympic Games in Rio are an unnatural disaster.
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But the actual formula itself just looked really, really cakey on my legs and very unnatural.
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This race of super nerds are famous for their unnatural party stamina and witty Vappu humour.
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Even an untrained eye could spot lace-fronts, wig tape, and unnatural colors from miles away.
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I know that celebrities and models in movies and on magazine covers are photoshopped, airbrushed, unnatural.
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In my life I've struggled deeply with an unnatural amount of hatred I've had towards myself.
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It felt unnatural to not be scrolling through my feed or going through someone's Snapchat story.
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"Losing a child is unnatural," his mother, Cheria Hall-Hobbs, told local station News 33 Cleveland.
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Facing two unnatural environments, these important pollinators are finding better niches to exploit in urban areas.
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This is why the unnatural selection brought about by poaching has not affected bull elephants much.
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The only unnatural thing here is having non-native animals in a native animal's territory unprotected.
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" Another reader, Tulika Seth, described her family's life over the past week as "unnatural and disturbing.
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It's not uplifting, it's unnatural, and the self-aware jokes about it don't land. Yuck. Gross.
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But below the surface both parties realize that breaking this unnatural bond would allow for renewal.
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What the original comics drew as milky and wholesome, "Riverdale" dials up to ghostly and unnatural.
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THE UNNATURAL WORLDThe Race to Remake Civilization in Earth's Newest AgeBy David Biello294 pp. Scribner. $26.
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While our productivity increased, so did the time we spend in these unnatural modes of interaction.
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I didn't have many frena left, and he seemed to have an unnatural attraction to them.
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Mondanaro was charged with DUI, exposing sex organs, unnatural and lascivious act and resisting without violence.
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Emperor Palpatine tells Kylo Ren that the dark side leads to abilities others may consider unnatural.
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It's all part of the natural evolution of taste, even if it starts with unnatural wines.
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The amount of CO2 in the atmosphere today is "unnatural", lead-author Matteo Willeit told CNN.
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"You do the most unnatural thing, which is running backward, turning and then sprinting," Newman said.
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" He added, "It's such a mixture of contradictions, of natural and unnatural, of beautiful and ugly.
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According to traditional interpretations of Buddhism, homosexuality is "unnatural" and therefore a source of bad karma.
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It will be a long, lonely, cramped journey with bad food, poor sleep, and unnatural light.
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Other neighborhoods are hit hard by liquefaction, with houses tipped and twisted at odd, unnatural angles.
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The colors can appear unnatural and oversaturated, giving images and video somewhat of an unreal characteristic.
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Theriault attributes Bossé's power to the unnatural strength he packs from his fist through to his elbow.
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But Jamaica and the Bahamas actually have higher rates of unnatural American deaths, State Department statistics show.
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No part of the game feels stilted or unnatural, and the flow of action always feels right.
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But something about the mixture of gritty drama and impromptu performances on Empire feels unnatural to me.
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I felt the moments before the eclipse were the best, when the light became unnatural and brown.
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But since they were so much longer than user videos, they might have felt unnatural to watch.
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" At the time, she described camp as being the "love of the unnatural: of artifice and exaggeration.
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There's also the suggestion that there's something unnatural about their disappearances — not who kidnapped them, but when.
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These symptoms get worse with repetitive work tasks and the unnatural postures necessary to ink someone effectively.
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The best thing about Undead Jon is that he's perfectly aware of how unnatural his predicament is.
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Lebanon's laws prohibit "unnatural" sex, without giving further definition, which has been used to criminalize gay sex.
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The writing tries so desperately to be edgy and wicked but ends up sound tinny and unnatural.
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I saw someone firsthand being forced into an unnatural sleep pattern and how that destroyed their days.
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What sets it off-kilter is that it is cast in a menacing and unnatural red light.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has claimed that the fires are a result of "natural and unnatural" causes.
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They're racially comfortable stories that suggest oppressing white people is wrong and unnatural, and doomed to failure.
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Hence the genuine, though in some ways unnatural, alliance between the Indian Prime Minister and the Mahatma.
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It looks like it's popping up and down with the unnatural rhythm of a gigantic fishing bob.
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It's an unnatural thing, and that tenet likely frustrates many an iFly pilgrim as it did me.
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Experts say more unnatural whale deaths could change the ocean ecosystem—in fact, they probably already have.
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A controversial colonial-era law criminalises homosexuality in India, deeming a same-sex relationship an "unnatural offence".
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His dual message of conservative purity and religious faith was always an unnatural fit for the region.
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It was an unnatural, uncomfortable and forced situation brought on by the polarized environment at the time.
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Unnatural little bastard, the warder's unspoken thought was when he heard that this arrest had taken place.
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With names like Yellow No. 5 and Red No. 40, food coloring sounds unnatural and even ominous.
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Evidently, neither faction had illusions that this unnatural social organization could be implemented on a voluntary basis.
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Beyond her unnatural ability to sing, the voice she possessed in her songwriting was equally as strong.
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Unnatural, is it not, to hear Post Malone and 21 Savage here, intruding on Chad Kroeger's song.
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Lyrebirds have often astonished researchers with their incredible ability to mimic chainsaws, cameras, and other unnatural sounds.
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I came in way too high, and got sucked up the face and pounded with unnatural quickness.
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Other women worry that suppressing their period might lead to an unnatural buildup of the uterine lining.
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After a few days in the Boundary Waters, everything other than water, stone and wood seemed unnatural.
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These mutant results of unnatural liaisons suggest an Armageddon-like time of social chaos and environmental disaster.
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Apart from rape, Bishop Mulakkal has been charged under laws against intimidation, illegal confinement and unnatural intercourse.
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Aside from the patty's pink color and unnatural texture, it looked and tasted like an authentic burger.
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This process of turning back will feel unnatural, and unsettling, given your desire to keep moving forward.
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The unnatural cruelty of children to their parents registers with forceful immediacy in this visually vibrant production.
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They knew that these trials demand an unnatural act to set politics aside in the jury deliberations.
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An investigative report by a news weekly counted six unnatural deaths in two years, including four suicides.
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Unnatural Language Processing with Emily Foges (CEO at Luminance) and Sofie Quidenus-Wahlforss (founder & CEO at omni:us).
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And the Pixel often looks unnatural by making things much brighter than reality, which happened again here.
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In time the unnatural static seemed not an intrusion into the acoustic instruments, but an organic complement.
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"Situating it around a meal makes it feel more natural — in a completely unnatural situation," he says.
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Thomasin, the family's teenage daughter, swiftly becomes the scapegoat for the unnatural incidents that plague the family.
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Sometimes she couldn't even last the whole day downtown in the unnatural feeling of her men's clothing.
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Today, we see elections, and even party primaries, as open platforms; to imagine anything else is unnatural.
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It's only through a closer look that you notice their strange bending of reality or unnatural colors.
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Ballot Measure 9 would have defined being gay as "abnormal, wrong, unnatural and perverse," essentially equivalent to pedophilia.
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A corporation is an unnatural assemblage of human beings, given artificial life in order to do their bidding.
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Although it can feel unnatural at first, O'Neill said the practice gets easier the more you do it.
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The participants stiffly act out rituals, realizing — no matter how pious they are — these are unnatural, manufactured pairings.
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You arrange yourself in an often unnatural position to take advantage of the lighting (which is always natural).
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Seth Myers is so unnatural and uncomfortable doing his show that you have to feel sorry for him.
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Plants grow in the shape of people, unnatural animals form, and people face down alien duplicates of themselves.
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That makes the unnatural noise from fireworks especially loud to them, and much more stressful as a result.
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The first few hours with the new home button were the worst, precisely because of that unnatural feeling.
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The result had mixed reviews, with fans openly criticizing how unnatural Cavill looked with the mustache digitally removed.
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"Not messing with my face or chasing some unnatural beauty is a standard I live by," she remarked.
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Put another way, agriculture has always been about unnatural selection—human choice privileging certain mutations while discarding others.
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Any lag between the two can feel unnatural, and that was my biggest complaint with the reMarkable tablet.
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Horizontal breathing may seem unnatural at first, but it is actually the way animals and small children breathe.
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When I flicked True Tone off, suddenly the screen got very blue and looked really unnatural by comparison.
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Don't let the unnatural coloring or "sour" sugar powder throw you: this is still supposed to be coffee.
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So even if it feels slightly unnatural or staged, wait a beat after your interviewer finishes a sentence.
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In general though, I'm careful about ideas of the "natural" and "unnatural," or even what we call wilderness.
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The idea that aquamation is unnatural or gross or even immoral has impeded its adoption in other states.
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I'm not a fan of saturated photos, so Huawei's bias toward unnatural colors doesn't work in my favor.
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Even with the crutches, she can barely move around -- hunched over at an unnatural angle to the floor.
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The lack of closet space and surfaces felt unnatural but made sense in terms of streamlining the room.
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While I love the concept, I felt the stickers looked too unnatural to wear on a daily basis.
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That said, it doesn't take the place of a purple shampoo if you're an unnatural blond like me.
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That being said, more unnatural hair colors are a bit tough to recreate — as cool as they are.
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Camp, as defined by Sontag, is a love of the unnatural, and/or an exaggerated form of something.
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Nothing about expressing myself through adult language felt unnatural as a child, and that's probably a male privilege.
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On the other hand, the second group that had assumed the sound was unnatural, reported no mood recovery.
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"I desire to do something different," Thom said to Jonny, the words sounding unnatural as he said them.
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To those unfamiliar with regional South American cuisine, Japanese-Peruvian fusion food might sound unnatural, or even forced.
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If it's forced or unnatural, I would be interested in it but I wouldn't be that into it.
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I'm so aware of it because it's so unnatural to me to step into that position and role.
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The unnatural position of the juggler's hands even mimics a prominent bronze relief of Milwaukee's founder, Solomon Juneau.
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Even with his back turned, that's an unnatural position that's indefensible when he got an advantage from it.
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Watching Lionel Messi mess up is like watching a squirrel fall from a tree: it just feels... unnatural.
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The soil and water were contaminated with a complex unnatural substance only humans could have created: polyethylene terephthalate.
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To free-traders, economic nationalism is simply unnatural, an effort to artificially prolong the lives of aged industries.
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" And so, you could say that one of the foundational gestures of camp is to say, "It's unnatural?
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These glowing glass cases achieve a bright, blazing unity of natural and unnatural, laced with an exquisite poison.
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" With her unnatural color choice, the writer suggested, Ms. Trump may be "trying to separate us from nature.
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To my way of thinking, this was intrusive and unnatural, but to Connie's it was a no-brainer.
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Early AR products have faced criticism for feeling unnatural and obtrusive, which Zuckerberg addressed in his post Thursday.
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Thomas was charged with threat against a public official, unnatural and lascivious act, exposing sex organs and DUI.
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Stiffness can seem unnatural and possibly introduce doubt in your audience's mind — important for any leader to consider.
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However, critics fear that tampering with the human species is unnatural and unpredictable — and may ultimately prove dangerous.
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Leaving a world filled almost entirely with men to one dominated by women balances the unnatural prison universe.
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The trope of unnatural artifice set against a weirdly dystopic suburban backdrop is one of horror's most common.
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Working the room at a conference like this isn't at all unnatural to him, because working isn't at all unnatural to him: Holden mentions that HELM will put on a soccer tennis tournament at the annual NSCAA convention for soccer coaches, coinciding with the MLS Draft, in Baltimore on Friday.
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Unnatural selectionFor example, a conventional breast-cancer test may look for harmful mutations in two genes, BRCA1 and BRCA2.
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The boom of previous years has begun to look like just that: an unnatural increase that was never sustainable.
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"The essence of Camp is its love of the unnatural: of artifice and exaggeration," she writes in her essay.
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These concerns may be rooted in the purity moral foundation, with its emphasis on avoiding anything disgusting or unnatural.
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"The essence of Camp is its love of the unnatural: of artifice and exaggeration," Sontag wrote in her essay.
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To talk with him easily, lightly, to chat like friends, feels so unnatural that it makes me physically uncomfortable.
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JOHN TILSITERRadlett, Hertfordshire "Researchers demonstrated how wirelessly to hack a car" is absurdly unnatural syntax ("Breaching-point", December 24th).
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It's unnatural, and there is no question ever of allowing these people to behave worse than dogs and pigs.
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But those yellow flames don't look anything like the unnatural blue fires of the ice dragon from last season.
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"It's completely unnatural for a designer to create all those collections," he says with a shake of his head.
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The color is likely to be unnatural in some way: half-black, half-something-else is a popular option.
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Vogel notes, though, that holding your arm an inch or two farther than usual may feel a bit unnatural.
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Or, on the flip side, observers worry that buttons increase complexity, forcing users to fiddle unnecessarily with "unnatural" interfaces.
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Balanced armatures have often been guilty of sounding unnatural, and the Fender FXA9s are a salient example of that.
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Arranged behind cardboard cutouts of cars, they look crammed and unnatural, their arms resting stiffly on makeshift steering wheels.
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Which is to say, a little poutier, but not at all unnatural-looking, as you probably could have guessed.
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But he didn't care that other conservationists considered genetic engineering too risky to attempt and too unnatural to countenance.
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" Susan Sontag, who wrote the essay in 26, defined camp as "love of the unnatural: of artifice and exaggeration.
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A lot of talk around people my age is that monogamy is unnatural because it's so difficult to maintain.
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The spray tan does usually come off as unnatural, but a natural suntan isn't really an option with rosacea.
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"You obviously can't patent things that are natural, but here we are talking about something decidedly unnatural," he said.
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"We would never create anything that was unnatural, even if it was a great idea," Thé told the site.
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"The Sinking Ark" presaged later works like Elizabeth Kolbert's Pulitzer Prize-winning "The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History" (2014).
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Effie's feminine fashion symbolizes an ineffectual and "unnatural" aristocracy; in contrast, the proletarian Katniss loves and understands the woods.
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Unfortunately, almost a century of zealous fire suppression by federal agencies has built up monumental and unnatural fuel loads.
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The Jones Act has been an unnatural disaster to the economy, and it's time to get rid of it.
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Other times, it's the whisper of unnatural weakness, a breathlessness that catches you after a flight of three stairs.
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Like Beyoncé, I had "tried to be softer, prettier, less awake," but suppressing my truth is unnatural, and disrespectful.
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Not because I hate my fans or anything, but because being worshiped or idolized is a wholly unnatural feeling.
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They tell us to look more closely at the boundary between life and death, between the natural and unnatural.
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So everything about how we live now is "unnatural," at least in terms of the scope of human history.
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Two unnecessary puppies added in for comic relief also look a bit unnatural as opposed to the other dogs.
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Television relies more on dialogue and conversation, and there, "Devs" is shakier, given to unnatural expository downloads and speechifying.
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I definitely need to be careful with how I expose myself to a lot of just frankly unnatural nastiness.
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Death, especially the sort of unnatural death that lands people on coroners' tables, is clearly an endlessly fascinating topic.
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It's completely unnatural to talk 90 minutes nonstop at the level that you're required to talk in the theater.
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A heavily protected barrier that once was a symbol of unnatural separation has given way to a natural coalescence.
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The reality of it is that as humans, we always will live in a balance of natural and unnatural.
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A human-scale Egypt may seem unnatural, but it upends the conventional view in a profound and pleasant way.
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And prison companies are charged for what the government deems as unacceptable events like riots, escapes and unnatural deaths.
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Technology has been a great thing, but it's been too unnatural, an add-on to life, for 40 years.
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It's not just the government that is forcing an unnatural gender binary; medicine has been doing so for ages.
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An 1860 colonial law that criminalized same-sex intimacy as "unnatural sex" stayed on the books in independent India.
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It's always wrongheaded to interfere in nature when something is neither unnatural nor likely to upset the natural order.
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The phrasing in Hades's lines is unnatural, as if he were trying — and often failing — to imitate human speech.
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Of course, any free-market economist will wax lyrical about the dangers of these unnatural interferences in the markets.
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One can even make the point that democracy is "unnatural" because it goes against our vital instincts and impulses.
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IT plasters himself with an unnatural grin, takes on the form of Pennywise the Dancing Clown, and wreaks havoc.
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The hair on his pointy head was combed over from right-to-left and very unnatural shades of brown.
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When a liar is processing too much information at once, it can result in an unnatural way of talking.
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Like his bizarre, pumpkin-colored coiffure, the President's complexion has been an unnatural phenomenon for at least a decade.
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The firm was owned by one of his rich friends, whose skin is also a rather unnatural-looking color.
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In the prologue to "Perfect Little World," Wilson's second novel, we sense that something ominous and unnatural is happening.
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The moonlight startled me with an unnatural sheen, as if it were filling the room with ice and snow.
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That move is a powerful antidote to the notion that hairstyles involving untreated black hair are unnatural and unprofessional.
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The outbreak narrative classifies the practices of an individual or group as unnatural, aberrant, and likely to foster disease.
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If it is meant to be somewhere in Central America, the ad paints an unnatural picture of the trek north.
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"It's easier to just go to the supermarket and fill your cart with meat, but that's unnatural," he told me.
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"It always felt natural to have kids, therefore very unnatural when we felt like I wasn't allowed to," he said.
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At first, it felt unnatural for such a personal health issue to be cast publicly for other people to scrutinize.
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But skepticism about the project's environmental claims includes questions about evaporation, drought and the unethical or unnatural use of water.
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Then, frustration at the unnatural, stilted conversation that ensues and having to answer dumb questions like, 'Toothpaste…crazy night planned?
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Just like we'd never call our grandmothers by their real names, calling pets by their given names is just unnatural.
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However, when it comes to "unnatural" or "artificial" methods of keeping somebody alive, Catholic social teaching is less clear-cut.
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Its whole purpose seemed to be steeping the audience in the awful, unnatural realities of Gilead, without furthering the plot.
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But a growing number of scientists are concerned about what exceptionally dirty, unnatural peat fire seasons mean for our planet.
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Bixby sounds unnatural, it isn't always quick to respond, and its abilities haven't fared well compared to competitors like Alexa.
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Viewing her skin next to the clay sculptures, there is a marked difference, but not between the natural and unnatural.
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It is therapeutic to shoot the show, but what's unnatural is what comes down to the media part of everything.
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At this point, Wes is just daring Frank to ask how his neck is turned in such an unnatural way.
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They were also able to produce "unnatural" cannabinoids, which do not exist in nature, and could have undiscovered therapeutic potential.
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The dusty browns and grays of the desert gave way to oranges, yellows, and greens so vivid they seemed unnatural.
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So they keep it off the market and peddle toxic, invasive, costly, and unnatural chemotherapy and drugs at patients' expense.
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Lone humanoids dance, leap, kneel, float, and curl up in unnatural surroundings when artist Felix Rothschild opens his mind's eye.
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I hate role play, dirty talk... anything that feels forced or unnatural during sex makes me feel awkward and embarrassed.
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Auto-HDR is too aggressive and oversaturates the colors to the point where they look unnatural and almost cartoon-like.
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You don't think this is unnatural because it is our norm, but it wasn't the norm for our great-grandparents.
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The large-scale work represents an abstract figure falling head first with arms and legs twisted in an unnatural motion.
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And even in broad daylight (see above), photos had this unnatural hazy quality that all but ruined most of them.
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It's an unnatural-sounding pattern, and it tends to recur throughout the performance without necessarily being informed by the content.
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Our great unnatural resource might not be innovative or talented any more, and we are being overtaken by international competitors.
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The record for June, 1962, for example, shows Unnatural, Illicit Joys, and The Flesh is Willing—a typically productive month.
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Until we begin to lead the energy world away from fossil fuels, we remain the source of these unnatural disasters.
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"I'm not being directed to do anything unnatural from above me," said Buchanan, who is commander of U.S. Army North.
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It was once common to use physical restraints, shock collars and trip wires to produce unnatural animal behaviors on film.
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You see a lot of people concerned about eating "chemicals," which are framed as "unnatural" — though obviously, everything has chemicals.
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In order to achieve the perfect lie, she uses harsh, unnatural studio strobes to flatten the layers within the frame.
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The force of an individual has, in this perhaps irresponsible science-fiction reality, swept away destructive and unnatural weather patterns.
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There's something unnatural about the way the inside of the burger looks — despite how rich, juicy, and smoky it tastes.
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"A lot of it's speed work and agility, getting your body ready to move in an unnatural position," he said.
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Belcher's process matches DNA sequences with elements on the periodic table to create a sped-up form of unnatural selection.
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Serge and Coleman can't be called hurricane chasers because hurricanes and other disorders, natural and unnatural, tend to chase them.
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They claimed her box braids violated a dress code prohibition against "unnatural" hair styles because the braids included hair extensions.
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It is the most unnatural and undemocratic thing that we literally never have had a woman president or vice president.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds has a tongue-twister of a name that is unnatural to say and a pain to type out.
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Benjamin insisted that spectacle-driven fascism involved an "unnatural utilization" of technology against organic life rather than on its behalf.
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For the past 22014 years, strings of subterranean electrical wires have heated segments of the forest floor to an unnatural temperature.
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"Indonesians, before so many outside religious influences, did not view transgenders as unnatural or persecute those who were transgender," Tamara said.
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But just like in the Dominican Republic, homicides were not the leading cause of unnatural deaths in Jamaica and the Bahamas.
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However unnatural this bold shoulder may seem in hindsight, it worked to mimic the authoritative, broad shoulders emphasized in menswear suiting.
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The mainstream tells trans people that their bodies are freaky, wrong, unnatural, while telling lesbians they're fat, ugly, unfuckable bull dykes.
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Others ask whether it's healthy to take a hormone break, a detox, to flush the "unnatural substances" out of their body.
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"Clean eating" is a feel-good diet based around organic, non-GMO, ethically raised foods that are free of unnatural additives.
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"Look for accounts that post and retweet in unnatural patterns," Black Lives Matter advises activists in new guidance on its website.
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There is nothing that prevents us from deciding that the goal of life should be to be as unnatural as possible.
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Yes, there are keyboard shortcuts that help, but a lack of mouse input feels unnatural if you're used to a laptop.
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"It always felt natural to have kids, therefore very unnatural when we felt like I wasn't allowed to," Eklund told PEOPLE.
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These embers then meet vegetation that is ripe to burn, having accumulated to unnatural levels after years of preventing natural fires.
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" — much as Shakespeare's ghost instructs Hamlet, "If thou didst ever thy dear father love / … Revenge his foul and most unnatural murder.
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Seems the only way Manny will separate himself from the brand is if the Swoosh has sex with another Swoosh. Unnatural.
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It's even creepier that the Graham family is so deeply immersed in the unnatural that they don't even notice it anymore.
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And although the falsies look unnatural, the texture of the lashes are nearly undetectable from your real ones — they're that soft.
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" This may seem like a small thing, but think about how unnatural a conversation is when you cannot use human "shorthand.
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But over the course of a 20-year relationship, it's not unnatural to wonder what those other parts of myself are.
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I'm personally not a fan of HDR videos or photos because it often looks over-processed, unnatural, and way too saturated.
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Once that happened, I realized we were having a public and private conversation at the same time, which is very unnatural.
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The installation is designed to elicit a sense of being in nature, yet it is completely unnatural in materials and presentation.
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Each unnatural amino acid to be inserted is represented by a novel codon that includes one of the team's synthetic bases.
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Yes, gay sex involves negotiation, doing something that might seem unnatural the first time around, and no small amount of pain.
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And spending the day together means one thing: the two were back at it again with their jaw-droppingly unnatural handshakes.
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So while my unnatural love for this animal still exists, I recognize that the cutest creatures are often the most nefarious.
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It's a very unnatural thing where you're all desperately competing against each other, but you're all sort of in it together.
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But the president also shared the most unique thing about her business, which may sound downright unnatural to the average businessperson.
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"It didn't actually work... we had a lot of hangups... people didn't deal well with how unnatural it sounded," Huffman said.
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It's sometimes jarring to have such an incredible sense of visual presence paired with obviously unnatural mechanics, especially when they break.
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An almost unnatural vigilance is really required of the citizen because of the horrible rapidity with which human institutions grow old.
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Now, I know what you're thinking: did I choose this unnatural order just so I could make "d" stand for dog?
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While the diapers in this guide use mostly plant-based materials, they are not completely organic or free from unnatural ingredients.
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The show's environment is unnatural and doesn't reflect real life, which could make a relationship difficult to sustain after filming ends
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But on occasion, cartoon ghosts appear next to an apartment tower, representing an unnatural or unexplained death that took place there.
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"Why should women have to do all these unnatural things, like shaving their armpits, for the sake of men?" she said.
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It's uncomfortable, and holding yourself with gloves on feels particularly unnatural, but I do what I have to and move on.
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It's not unnatural for the media to be almost entirely focused on Trump because we've never seen anything like this. Right.
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There's already something very unnatural about a person crawling on all fours down a pair of steps without blinking an eye.
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The verdant tranquility of his paintings subverts the notion that transgenderism is unnatural, integrating Moules into the sublime landscapes of nature.
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It will cause unnatural disasters like hurricanes, typhoons, wildfires, and flash floods that destroy city infrastructure, destroy people's homes and property.
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CALVIN KLEIN When I began working, runway models had a certain way of showing the clothes that seemed unnatural to me.
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It's totally unnatural and absolutely wacky, and I'm sort of amazed by it and love it and can't believe it's happened.
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Viewers took issue with the subject Manet painted and the way he painted it, full of unnatural colors and rough brushstrokes.
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Conceiving the unnatural way has never been more widespread, with around one in 65 babies in America born after fertility treatments.
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Society still sees strong and muscular women as somehow unnatural for daring to inhabit a body that is coded as masculine.
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Adults do not understand why teenagers dye their hair in bright colors, because they, of course, prefer natural beauty to unnatural.
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Then, abruptly, Bourdain flipped the guy's body over, pinning one of his arms and bending his elbow at an unnatural angle.
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We commit to it because giving in to the Russian's unnatural demands gives us our regular transubstantiation of Hoc est corpus.
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"People who are right seek to dis-confirm their most profoundly held convictions, which is very unnatural for humans," he said.
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Sex and gender diversity are real, and it shouldn't feel any stranger or more unnatural than the color of someone's hair.
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Cheatgrass takes over, burns with unnatural frequency, and soon dominates the range with weeds unpalatable to livestock and native wildlife alike.
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Now, did Palpatine share these unnatural abilities with Anakin Skywalker when his wife Padme (Natalie Portman) died of a broken heart?
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The mania for natural wine has puzzled many: How can wine, presumably a simple mix of grapes and yeast, be unnatural?
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But testers criticized certain features, such as an "overly stiff ride," and door handles that are "unnatural and awkward" to use.
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No, that kind of travel is frenzied, restricting the majority of life to an unnatural cycle of constant want of more.
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Usually, unnatural deaths reported over the holiday come about through mishandled fireworks, driving accidents or boisterous drinking spinning out of control.
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Tampering with the water supply is "unnatural" and the default should be to preserve natural resources in their pristine state. 3.
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"It's unnatural for markets to focus so much on each and every move of the BOJ," one of the sources said.
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The clues that the video's a fake appear within the first second:Look at Zuckerberg's too-large lips, moving in an unnatural fashion.
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She also spoke of fame – a "strange and unnatural" thing, whose best part was what it allowed her to do for others.
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In addition to screening for over 40 unnatural substances, it can spot the geographical origin and botanical source (clover, heather, hawthorn, etc).
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It is a rather unnatural appearance, and we see it almost every time we treat a child with a serious firearm injury.
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The details: The law, known as section 377, labeled gay sex as an "unnatural offense" with a potential 10-year jail sentence.
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Large animals in captivity often suffer illness and developmental issues as a result of cramped and unnatural living spaces and breeding practices.
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But nothing was as devastating as how unnatural that tissue expander looked and felt, perched high and perfectly round on my chest.
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It features fluctuations consisting of dozens of uneven, unnatural looking dips that were measured over the course of a four-year period.
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Unnatural population gathering, and the interspecies aggression that goes with it, are two of the most obvious negative consequences to feeding wildlife.
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Plus, in Lennon's eyes, the distinction between biology and technology being natural and unnatural really comes down to bullshit religious superstition anyway.
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He creates unnatural situations to question what's natural — about families in Dogtooth, mourning in Alps, and romance and relationships in The Lobster.
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India previously had an "unnatural sex" law that carried a 10-year prison sentence, and we thought laws in America were tough.
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As you can imagine, there were lots of references to politics — and Trump's unnatural tan got a lot of specific call outs.
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For those experiencing a partial eclipse, streetlights came on, and the sky darkened to varying degrees, with the light appearing almost unnatural.
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True integration, true equality, requires a surrendering of advantage, and when it comes to our own children, that can feel almost unnatural.
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"Our society does not allow any movement that promotes unnatural sex," said the home minister, Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal, after Mr Mannan's murder.
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"I regularly walked down the aisle and Mr. Prosser was not sat in an unnatural position for an economy seat," he said.
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When Sabastion was pregnant, someone close to him threatened to take the baby away, saying his life at home would be unnatural.
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" Buchanan has said his mission guidelines were to support CBP personnel and that he was "not being directed to do anything unnatural.
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Much of the concern about enhancement reflects worries about doing something that seems unnatural, a worry that shows up in many contexts.
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Or perhaps, what your cuddly black cat might look like in an unnatural, hostile habitat, like the endzone of an NFL stadium?
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His left leg bent in such an unnatural and disturbing fashion that there was little question that the injury would be severe.
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Elizabeth Warren's wealth tax proposal would lead to "unnatural acts" and may not even be legal, billionaire investor Leon Cooperman said Thursday.
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"There's something appealing about taking a natural product, even if you're taking it in a way that is totally unnatural," Price said.
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"It is unnatural to show such rapid weight gain," he said while acknowledging that he has no evidence other than his supposition.
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The Nature of Things, a two-woman show in Brooklyn, explores the boundary between life and death, between the natural and unnatural.
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In all cases, its shape exudes a hungry grasp for power, and some dark, unnatural force that threatens to cover the Earth.
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The slow-moving 1000W LED blasts light into a derelict building, pushing the darkness out and filling it with harsh, unnatural light.
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Sontag starts with Oscar Wilde, which is a reasonable place to start because he was such a funny commentator on the unnatural.
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Many of the runners found it difficult to smile throughout the six-minute session, though: Their grins became increasingly fixed and unnatural.
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But fundamentally, it's also the fact that the whole enterprise feels unnatural to me, like a mulligan for the real new year.
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But using too much of it produces an unnatural crunchy texture and prevents the flesh from breaking down when cooked into sauce.
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L: Pixel 4, R: iPhone 11 Pro L: Pixel 4, R: iPhone 11 Pro I always find venue lighting unnatural, and unflattering.
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Sexual intimacy for stage or screen is at once unnatural to perform and physically literal in a way that other scenes aren't.
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Finally, on September 6, the bench unanimously decriminalized consensual "unnatural" sex, stating that the law against it violated the right to equality.
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While speaking with Kylo Ren he tells him the path to the dark side leads to powers that some may consider unnatural.
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And that kind of emotional honesty forces them to see clearly the damage they have done in choosing to play unnatural parts.
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Between then and today, broken temperature records, unnatural disasters, and homes lost would show just how catastrophically humans had transformed the planet.
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Pence found contact between men not involved in sports unnatural, but he knew it was necessary for the safety of the nation.
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It is on this massive artificial lake that I came across one of the most unnatural scenes imaginable in the 21st century.
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"In Oregon, it's an organic movement appealing to natural things and that we shouldn't do unnatural things to kids' bodies," said Hotez.
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Knox recalled Still considering the unnatural hue used by Gauguin and then wondering aloud whether people were ready for a black Christ.
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It was like an opposite version though — where Pollock's paint followed laws of gravity, Jarrar's paint traveled in the opposite, unnatural, direction.
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What might initially seem unnatural — like being charged with sustaining the life of a tiny human being — becomes second nature through repetition.
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Expect to see brazen marketing, sexy broccoli and all-natural Cheez-Its — or at the very least, natural offerings in traditionally unnatural foods.
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"This indicates that stimulation may be facilitating natural brain activity underlying positive mood, rather than inducing an unnatural pattern of activity," said Dawes.
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The status of all the people who died during three years of Islamic State rule, whether from natural or unnatural causes, is ambiguous.
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Critics say it is painful and unnatural but supporters liken it to castrating cats or dogs and argue it is a safety issue.
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I acquired my citizenship by naturalization — a term that's always struck me as peculiar, implying I was "unnatural" prior to becoming an American.
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I work at a pretty traditional corporate office (ugh) and I'm pretty sure they have a policy against unnatural hair color, and 3.
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"There's something appealing about taking a natural product, even if you're taking it in a way that is totally unnatural," Ms. Price said.
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Social jetlag is a condition that arises partially as a result of having to rise at an "unnatural" time during the working week.
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Each exercise looked like torture, whether competitors were wrenching an unnatural amount of metal above their heads or bench pressing their body weight.
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Pepsi ditched the controversial sweetener last August in a move to placate health-conscious consumers looking to cut unnatural chemicals from their diets.
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Whether it was deliberate, or whether Perisic's hand was in an unnatural position was not clear, even after repeated viewing of the incident.
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Pentagon research-funding agency DARPA started a program in May to detect deepfakes, testing ideas such as watching for unnatural blinking in videos.
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I was sobbing at the pump behind a dressing screen, until the unnatural volume of my weeping hustled out everyone except my husband.
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"If you have naturally dark hair, you have to keep some of that darkness, so that the lightness doesn't look unnatural," she explains.
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The great Social Democratic (SPD) chancellor's point was that broad alliances of the centre-right and centre-left are unnatural and best avoided.
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The problem is that most Messenger chatbots are dull conversationalists, so most of my chats sound unnatural, punctuated by moments of frustrating silence.
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Given just how many ways there are to croak—both "natural" and "unnatural"—this is a very short list of ways to die.
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It's a little unnatural in practice: you need to speak, wait for the translation to process, and repeat until your conversation is over.
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Maybe I shouldn't have been surprised; competitive bodybuilding takes an unnatural level of self-discipline and that's something my BFF possess for sure.
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Knowing this, you're forced to adopt a wide-legged stance—one that is wholly unnatural in the amount of space you take up.
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Authorities said the case was the latest in a string of "unnatural deaths" of orangutans on the island, to which they are native.
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Race is almost entirely ignored in gritty supernatural drama Misfits to the point where it almost feels unnatural when Nathan acknowledges Curtis' Blackness.
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I decided to create these subtly surreal worlds to showcase just how unnatural the box the world tries to put us in is.
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I would love to be able to impart some wisdom that could assist you in navigating the depths of this horrible, unnatural chasm.
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Cornell becomes another in a line of lead singers from major grunge bands to die abruptly and in most cases, of unnatural causes.
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I often asked my students to strike the pose, just to illustrate how unnatural and counterintuitive it really is as a physical stance.
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One ramification of our so-often whitewashed entertainment industry is that this casting stood out to me as unnatural and out of place.
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Subramanian Swamy, a prominent lawmaker from Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ruling party, said this week that homosexuality was unnatural and against Hindu nationalism.
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Because so many holographic highlighters include so many unnatural colors (sometimes even rainbow), you don't need to abide by any skin tone rules.
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There's nothing unnatural about every color of individual out there, whether it's orientation, identity, sexuality, whatever it is, these are all natural occurrences.
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One of the fall's most assertive trends is not for the timid: lipstick in wickedly unnatural shades like black, blue, green or yellow.
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This has allowed forests in the western United States to build up to an unnatural density, which increases the fuel available to burn.
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It's the ultimate man-repeller shade — it's bright, unnatural, and looks like it will smear across your face after some late-night mackin'.
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They also reflect a narcissistic tendency which shapes the face in unnatural mimics—artificial big smiles, sensual pouts, funny faces or offensive gestures.
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It gave the songs the feeling of a jump-scare—that, at any second, you could be accosted by something unnatural and alarming.
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Indeed, part of the wonder of dressage is watching an animal behave in ways that seem so unnatural — picture a poodle scuba diving.
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If your goal is a totally unnatural hair color such as blue, green, or pink, Punky Colour offers a great selection of shades.ProsCons
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We&aposve all been through the hassle of contorting our hands into unnatural shapes just to clean the inside of our water bottles.
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"People will probably end up trained to speak in a restricted or unnatural way in order to achieve the best result," he said.
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Like all presidents, Trump will leave behind a unique legacy, one partly defined by his unnatural skin tone, squinting eyes, and bizarre hairstyle.
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A great deal happens in "Hamlet" ("carnal, bloody and unnatural acts," as Horatio says); just as much in "Ophelia" but not always gracefully.
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Judge Koeltl said Warhol's artworks were in "stark contrast" to the original black-and-white photograph after the artist applied "loud, unnatural" colors.
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Years of actively suppressing natural fires have allowed trees, grasses, and shrubs to accumulate at unnatural levels in many parts of the world.
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There was something unnatural about 21 Savage's words coming out of Lahren's mouth, like watching a CGI cat speak with a British accent.
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Though neither the artworks nor the press release reference California's recent wildfires, the paintings' unnatural pastel backgrounds associatively call this context to mind.
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Emphasising carbon removal through unnatural systems can incur moral hazard, waste money and time, and distract from the profitable solutions that are available.
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"There's something unnatural about a straightened, channelized river," said Dr. Jackman, who earned a doctorate in biology after retiring from the police force.
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Unnatural Selection ought to bring the existential promise and peril of Crispr gene editing into people's homes and dinner-table discussions much sooner.
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By virtue of being on a red carpet, the couples on it often look unnatural — albeit very well groomed — when posing for photos.
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They have done such assessments for floods, fires, and tornadoes, and each holds the same lesson: hazards are natural, but disasters are unnatural.
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For though humanity aspires to achieve immortality, our cells teach us that a life without death is the most unnatural fate of all.
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The unnatural and hubristic attempt by humans to fly requires many of us to make a leap of faith when boarding a plane.
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Since he has been cataloguing Canada's "Unnatural History (the title of his second book)" for so long, there are well over 30,000 documents.
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In this case "injury" refers to causes of death outside illness, what Polstats calls 'unnatural' although those who study mortality avoid the term.
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DiBenedetto, on the other hand, makes plenty of room for murk in his paintings, surrounding forms with unnatural colors that pop and bloom.
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In 2008, salon owner Kelly Fitzpatrick released the Bumpit, another scary-looking tool that promised volume so unnatural that Snooki wouldn't even try.
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One man held a bible in his hands and was seen gesticulating wildly at the open pages while shouting about sin and unnatural acts.
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The second 1080 that Kim performed, a cab 1080, is just like a frontside, only the snowboarder rides with their "switch" or unnatural stance.
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In other words, buy high-yielders when bond rates rise, and sell them when rates fall — not despite, but because, this feels so unnatural.
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That's why artists like Kojo Funds and Burna Boy can put out a bashment song right after an afrobeats track, without it feeling unnatural.
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Other Caribbean hot spots have higher unnatural death rates Recent circumstances surrounding some deaths in the Dominican Republic catapulted the country into the spotlight.
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This technique is impressive, as simulated humanoids learn how to do things from scratch—but it often produces bizarre, unpredictable, and highly unnatural results.
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Consider that historically speaking, it is actually unnatural for the best ideas to dominate and spread, thus allowing entrepreneurs to displace incumbent, vested interests.
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Her placid, beautiful face and her deliberately unnatural body language suggest a woman living a complicated internal life, without any external sense of herself.
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Moving comics into a fine art context can feel like an unnatural grafting process, but Yan Cong's work exists somewhere between the two worlds.
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In fact, Bezos looks for candidates who "seek to dis-confirm their most profoundly held convictions, which is very unnatural for humans," he said.
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Unnatural Selection is at its best when it showcases the disagreements among biohackers themselves, making clear that the DIY biology community is not monolithic.
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Michelle La, who plays the missing daughter Margot, said she didn't find it particularly unnatural to talk and be in front of a webcam.
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The others, like Cameron's roommate Erin (Emily Skeggs) are truly sincere in their desire to rid themselves of what they feel are "unnatural" urges.
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Hildebrandt argued that using biotechnology was not unnatural, and would simply correct a change in the ecosystem created by the human hunting of rhinos.
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In the hilarious clip, Shakira shows that capturing the natural (yet oh-so-unnatural) moment is not so easy for women with long locks.
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Holzer's "New Tilt" (2011) not only embodies her signature semantic destabilization, it forces the viewer's body to engage with reading in an unnatural way.
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Gilles Halotel, Technical Head of ASEAN at Givaudan, said during a factory tour that people often express concern about lab grown flavours being unnatural.
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The Cat S61's photo is a little blurry and has an unnatural yellowish tint but is overall not too bad considering the conditions.
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You turn south and head out of the city, past the flooded retention pond and the geese with their necks broken to unnatural angles.
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With Pastel, I wanted to hone in on the fact that the box black men are often put into is unnatural to begin with.
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Now, people are more wary of forcing animals to do unnatural things for our personal benefit—but places like Feld Entertainment's facility show otherwise.
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Once she stopped screaming, she immediately calmed down and began to play with the priest, but speaking to him using an odd, unnatural voice.
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Fears about any "unnatural" product will be more easily integrated, as will belief in the effectiveness of medical therapies that are exotic or alternative.
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The truth, which may be even more disturbing, is that male sexual assault is generated by an unnatural military culture of dominance and detachment.
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Related Research Asia-Pacific Sovereign Overview 2000Q21 here Unnatural Real Interest Rates here ALL FITCH CREDIT RATINGS ARE SUBJECT TO CERTAIN LIMITATIONS AND DISCLAIMERS.
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Alba tells PEOPLE that "it is always challenging going back to work after kids," and that the practice "feels weird and unnatural" at first.
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It's likely that they believed they would never again lose control of a chamber of Congress, considering how gerrymandered their unnatural House majority was.
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The hits to the groin — termed "unnatural acts" by the league — are a point of emphasis after several situations involving Green during the postseason.
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This would increase costs, degrade the broad reach and functionality required by such networks, and place the private system at an unnatural competitive disadvantage.
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His head is thrown back at what could be read as an unnatural angle, but could just as well be read as perfectly natural.
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The whole production is totally unnatural—we're meant to be either nomads traveling light, or agricultural nesters collecting paraphernalia but never taking it anywhere.
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As she closes the distance, she appears to trip, but regains her balance in an unnatural, animalistic fashion because of course, she's not human.
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Because Uber purports to be self-regulating, its users and drivers share in the company's feeling that outside interference is unwelcome and even unnatural.
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To almost everyone, their prim boundary-drawing seemed unnatural and incorrect in a context defined by its spontaneity, emotionality, and complicated relationship with taboo.
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However, the trailer showed off a style that gave viewers a weird sense of the uncanny valley, mainly in Alita's large, unnatural anime eyes.
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It is noteworthy that in both "RH133" and "RH 134," the left appendages appear normal, but the right-sided ones are twisted and unnatural.
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But even in the absence of human sound, the presence of a human tool had created an unnatural opportunity to detect another unexpected sound.
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Last month, one of the River Frome's tributaries turned an unnatural shade of neon blue – highlighting wider concerns over water quality in British rivers.
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" Ten days after the murders, Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal, Bangladesh's federal home minister, said: "Our society does not allow any movement that promotes unnatural sex.
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Research has shown that losing a child increases the mortality rate in mothers more than a decade later, both from natural and unnatural causes.
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It upholds the constitutional right to identity, by decriminalizing Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code imposed during British rule, which punishes "unnatural" sex.
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It is, in some ways, an unnatural trust, built over decades and centuries — a technology as artificial as irrigation, and every bit as necessary.
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Every picture of a stunning vista or pastoral scene was sourced from the internet, and each one is oversaturated with unnatural shades of color.
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But the more I learned, the more I accepted these unnatural wines as one more way to satisfy drinkers and even create new connoisseurs.
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But you're right: The celibacy vows just seem to me so unnatural and perverse and yet so fundamental to the traditions of the church.
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He felt that the motion to take the hand from the keyboard and move it to the screen as part of navigation was unnatural.
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The paintings, with their unflattering figures rendered in unnatural tones from improbable angles, evoke some absurdist fusion of Jules de Balincourt and Peter Saul.
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His grandiloquent, almost patrician diction, so unnatural that it prompted a few laughs, is at odds with the working-class milieu Mr. Louis evokes.
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They are the most overtly floral works in More, yet spray paint lines add shocks of effervescence, giving the compositions unnatural and appealing glows.
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Faces are blotted out, black suns hover over farmworkers, and unnatural voids in the earth seem to haunt these scenes from the Great Depression.
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A little unnatural grease goes a long way to making a grappler near impossible to grab a hold of, let alone submit or pin.
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But one can see what Taylor means: There is nothing tacky, forced or unnatural about the menu, which is probably the secret to their success.
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" This year's theme, based on Susan Sontag's 1964 essay, "Camp: Notes On Fashion", is all about "the love of the unnatural: of artifice and exaggeration.
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By exerting a bit of mind control, the fungus forces the fly to seek an elevated perch and lift its wings in an unnatural position.
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But it's also been extensively copied, echoed, and parodied since 2002, and familiarity has undercut much of the visceral horror of Samara's flickering, unnatural presence.
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I often have to gesture more than once to register a command, and I always feel unnatural waving my hand to switch screens or modes.
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For medium skin tones, there is less variety on the market, and what is out there can look unnatural and ashy on darker skin tones.
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Brown had found an idea that intrigued her—walking as "a natural activity under the stress of an unnatural setting"—and she pushed it further.
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Other times they are chopped down and allowed to decompose, which also results in greenhouse gases ending up in the atmosphere at an unnatural rate.
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Israel and the West Bank is a geographical space, a site of disputed territories between Palestinians and Israelis, Muslims and Jews, conflicted and unnatural landscapes.
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Blondes, particularly those of the unnatural variety, have long been using purple shampoo as an in-shower secret weapon to keep their color looking fresh.
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I suck in my stomach every damn time I look in the mirror to the point that I think I look "unnatural" without doing it.
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"It always felt natural to have kids, therefore very unnatural when we felt like I wasn't allowed to," he tells PEOPLE for this week's issue.
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They're definitely haunting—they're too unnatural not to be—but mostly, they're incredibly innocent, and we know that from both their story and their sound.
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Humor has a long history in the queer world as a way to deflect those who would say we are flawed or in someway unnatural.
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Using the Surface Studio mouse — a cheap-feeling, dull gray, plastic blob with a scroll wheel — felt unnatural and often unnecessary compared with the touchscreen.
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Which led to the obvious and explicit comparisons (and the "unnatural" tag when we learned that Ankiel admitted using human growth hormone during his comeback).
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In the final episodes, they have both dyed their hair the same unnatural mermaid green color, as if they belong to the same rare species.
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Not only that, but they can actually build unnatural movement patterns that can ultimately make you more prone to getting hurt; no one wants this.
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For hunters and anglers, giving off any scent, let alone one so unnatural and odorously offensive as that of DEET is death to their pursuit.
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When you are not self-aware, you ended up finding yourself in a place where you have to do unnatural things to scale your business.
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Some experts also say the show's environment is unnatural and can make it hard to make a relationship that'll last when the cameras stop rolling.
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Discussing things like your income and debt may feel unnatural, but your adviser isn't able to do their job well without all of the details.
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Bulls and Bears: • Paul Giamatti's bull-in-a-china-shop performance makes Chuck appear comically unnatural whenever he's in a situation that requires some delicacy.
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And then this other factor, which is, can we rest enough control to try to stave off our natural destruction or unnatural, man-made destruction?
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He argued that once the independent counsel law was invoked, the prosecutors were forced into bringing "an unnatural degree of targeted attention" to the case.
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"Natural" connotes "goodness," he wrote recently in the Washington Post, dissecting the current lawsuit over the relative natural or unnatural merits of LaCroix sparkling water.
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It depicts an undressed doll, its limbs bent in unnatural directions, with the alienated precision common to artists of the Neue Sachlichkeit, or New Objectivity.
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Those pirates thrived under the protection of the island's capricious sultana, cruel in her poverty, weakness, fearful isolation, and unnatural state of unmarried womanly rule.
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Push Me Pull You, a gross-looking sports game about bodies stretching to unnatural lengths, put them on the map during the local multiplayer trend.
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"You don't realize until you speak with him how unnatural it feels to sit in silence with someone, especially someone you don't know," she said.
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It only fuels the unnatural desire for attention from the world's most depraved dictators and leaves the general populace dangling in vulnerable locations like Hawaii.
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However, some followers responded to her post claiming her daughter's "grown-up" appearance was unnatural and shamed the mother for letting her daughter wear makeup.
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"A great catalog of unnatural self-restraints," the new "world state" would entangle the country abroad, jeopardize American independence and constrain U.S. freedom of action.
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But scientists invented two new letters, an unnatural pair of X-Y bases, that they seamlessly integrated into the genetic alphabet of E. coli bacteria.
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Documented in photos and video footage, the artwork is the latest installment of "In Bloom," a series that introduces flowers into unnatural realms and conditions.
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In the years that followed, Dr. Romesberg and his colleagues fashioned enzymes that could copy DNA made from both natural bases and unnatural, oily ones.
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Trying to stop this process through the building of walls strikes me as both ineffective and unnatural — like trying to stop a river from flowing.
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Consistency is lauded as a key ingredient to relevance in the music industry, despite how unnatural this is for an artist to live up to.
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In response, Bowman sputtered and raged nearly incoherently, saying: No, you unnatural bums,I will have such revenges on you bothThat all the world shall—!
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He considered it unnatural and unhealthy, and believed that arbitrary social comparison led to people wasting their lives trying to look and sound attractive to others.
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If possible, put your phone on speaker and place it on a flat surface; clenching your phone while talking puts the hand in an unnatural position.
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But statistics show you're more likely to be killed in a homicide back home in the States than die of unnatural causes in the Dominican Republic.
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As recording artist Tommy Genesis' tour DJ, it's not unnatural for Amrit to be traveling as many days as she spends at home in New York.
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In the past, Starbucks has not allowed staffers to have "unnatural" hair, a policy that's riled up some hires, as this petition from last year proves.
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Instead of walking someone through a transaction using prompts that feel unnatural, the bot can recognize prompts like "What's happening tonight?" and come up with responses.
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Oftentimes when dough is put through a press, it's augmented with unnatural oils and chemicals designed to keep the dough from shrinking back into a ball.
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That deeply strange detail is never explained, but like so many things about Hereditary, it hints to the audience that something deeply unnatural is going on.
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This is a fairly unnatural experiment, the researchers were using artificial nests, and they don't know if finches living in non-urban environments exhibit similar behaviors.
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"People may say it's 'unnatural', but if you think about it, any domesticated pet we have today was a wild animal at some point," Mitchell said.
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I hated the way it smelt so unnatural and artificial, and the way it rubbed off on your pillow and left a stain on your headboard.
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This is certainly Bouguereau at his best and worst: theatrical drama; a densely interconnected, taut composition; unnatural lighting; seamless paint handling; overwrought expressions; and pale elegance.
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As if that wasn't bad enough, he is corrupted by the very evil that kills him — transformed into the unnatural monstrosity of an ice-breathing dragon.
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And while the process might seem strange or unnatural to the leaders of Gilead, it also confuses and frightens the president, a (tragically) non-fictional man.
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Your attempts at a basic cat drawing becomes magically turned into some monstrous approximation of a real thing and you are left with unnatural horrors. Fun!
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"There may be a need to call for a new election (and) there may be a need for creating coalitions which are rather unnatural," Galli added.
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When you've got Chinese companies, one step behind, continuing to go for national ... Kara Swisher: And American companies doing unnatural acts to get into China, correct?
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While other models have corrected these misconceptions, their changes come at a cost, such as cutting into the oceans or distorting the continents into unnatural shapes.
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For a semi-advanced user, it can feel unnatural to flip a virtual switch on the app's main screen and allow it to run its course.
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They ended up with 3,432 respondents, all of whom had suddenly lost a friend or family member due to natural or unnatural causes, or to suicide.
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When net art is too "perfect" it can wind up looking unnatural, but Helin's art seems fresh and alive, like biological experiments mutating bit by bit.
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Removing the blinders desperation put in place will restore natural human empathy for others and weaken the influence of those indoctrinating youths into unnatural violence. 3.
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Zoom in, and you'll see a lot of unnatural sharpening, with the iPhone's post-processing algorithms doing way too much to make the photo appear nicer.
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I don't like her because I was taught from a very young age that my needs—particularly hunger—were unnatural, bottomless, too gargantuan for this world.
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The constant haze and unnatural color palette make "Sabrina" a dead ringer for CW's murder-soaked spin on the Archie comics "Riverdale," which is no surprise.
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If you don't participate in the beauty system, you are ugly and also lazy, and probably unclean and unhealthy and unnatural and not your best self.
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Apple has long suggested that reaching up to touch the screen of a Mac is unnatural, and that it breaks the usage model of the notebook.
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The notion that female anger is unnatural or destructive is learned young; children report perceiving displays of anger as more acceptable from boys than from girls.
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So it's a shame that the main thing that draws your eye, in Netflix's emotional but blandified adaptation of "Watership Down" arriving Sunday, is the unnatural.
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"A sort of unnatural, fluorescent shade of blue," said Bill San Antonio, 28, who was watching Thursday night from inside a terminal at La Guardia Airport.
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His legs shot into the air, with his foot bent at an unnatural angle that was immediately reminiscent of the knee injury Theismann sustained on Nov.
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An 1860 colonial law that criminalized same-sex relations as unnatural remained in effect in independent India until 2009 when the Delhi High Court annulled it.
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They looked happy enough with this insertion of playtime into their day, but watching them rattle around on this unnatural parcel of green was, somehow, dispiriting.
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Franks and her "companion" Kelsie Stegall, a 21-year-old from Phoenix, Arizona, speak to strangers with what seems like an almost unnatural ease and cheerfulness.
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"I had subconsciously started wearing all-gray clothing," Chayka writes, as if he were trying to blend into the city's unnatural landscape of concrete and steel.
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While we're told early on that people mark Hi as a listener and are compelled to tell him things, these disclosures still feel strained and unnatural.
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Darwin's ideology avows "unnatural selection" for industry, adhering to a lean management system where apparently much fewer employees are needed — half according to the White House.
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As we age, the positioning of our skin and bones changes, too, and permanent fillers don't accommodate these changes which can result in an unnatural look.
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Data from the Centre for Orangutan Protection shows more than 15 of the creatures had been killed by humans or found dead in unnatural circumstances since 2011.
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Even after several weeks, the need to swipe up and then pause just feels unnatural (and yes, there are shortcuts, but these are far from intuitive either).
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Easy to clean, easy to warm up or cool down, don't require batteries, promote a healthy sense of self, have no dyes, chemicals, radiation, or anything unnatural.
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Over the past five years, the leading cause of unnatural deaths among Americans in two of the countries was drowning (46 in the Bahamas, 30 in Jamaica).
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According to the Sónar Calling team, a sufficiently sophisticated alien intelligence should be able to detect this transmission and perceive it as coming from an unnatural source.
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So my immediate tip is to not try and be clever with unnatural leather colors: pick whatever is most organic and closest to the leather's original state.
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MLC: In the early 2000s, you had an unnatural amount of money because of financial deregulation in the 1990s, and we saw an overvaluing of contemporary art.
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"If the smile lines are treated aggressively too early, it can flatten off the sides of the eyes; it can give a more unnatural smile," she says.
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" The story has been updated to clarify that there are 58.5 million reviews in ReviewMeta's dataset, of which 9.1% (or 5.3 million) have been identified as "unnatural.
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Each successive step is somehow more awkward and unnatural than the next, which robs Love Is Blind from much of the poise maintained by The Bachelor(ette).
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Around the video's six-minute mark, Phan popped in a pair of gray circle contacts, blinking rapidly as her eyes morphed into an unnatural, doll-like shape.
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The view of women as modified men "continues the overused trope that female bodies are unnatural or abnormal, thereby ascribing normality only on male bodies," says Bonaparte.
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Since the romantic ideas she references in her comics aren't used in Thai, they sound unnatural and forced in the language, like nothing anyone would ever say.
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The Left Bloc had argued that the situation with Portugal exporting legal marijuana while its own patients were unable to buy it legally was unnatural and hypocritical.
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At times it can make writing feel unnatural, or like you need to slow down for the hardware: which is a compromise you shouldn't have to make.
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Even if neighborhood residents never meet him, you get the sense that Harlem has heard of Luke Cage, heard the stories and the rumors of unnatural power.
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For Tyson and the others, the move is being driven by consumer demand for food free of anything deemed unnatural, whether it's antibiotics, preservatives or something else.
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Cops also say when they arrived, Nicky ran before she was caught and arrested for unnatural and lascivious acts in public, battery and exposure of sexual organs.
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"Tanzania does not allow activist groups carrying out campaigns that promote homosexuality ... Any attempt to commit unnatural offences is illegal and severely punished by law," he added.
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But it can be jarring to have to say "Hey Google" every single time, and it breaks the whole flow and makes the process feel pretty unnatural.
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It's a commentary, perhaps, on the unnatural and even unforeseeable consequences of constant growth at any cost—alas, a central tenet of a world dictated by industry.
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Camilla Hoitenga played the bass flute with unnatural lightness one moment, caramel liquid weight the next; Davóne Tines's baritone floated through the text like a dense fog.
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Around that time, David Smith was arrested for committing "an unnatural and perverted sex act" with a prostitute while riding around Baltimore in a company-owned Mercedes.
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We have to bear witness and resist numbness and help the children of the black people who lose their lives to police brutality shoulder their unnatural burden.
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But Ethiopian runners lowered the world record to 20103 minutes 16 seconds in 2007, and even lower in 2008 — times Americans like her considered unreachable, even unnatural.
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After wearing it for a few hours and wearing it to the gym, it was still super full-coverage but didn&apost look unnatural on my legs.
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" Astrid said that she found the act of writing cathartic but unnatural: "Normally, I wouldn't write anything down, because anything that you write down can be found!
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Rainbow hair is nothing new — we've gone from being shocked and awed by "unnatural" hair colors to being utterly astounded when someone admits to having virgin strands.
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In fact, a peer-reviewed study out earlier this year showed the app was comparable to other contraception methods — but without using latex, hormones or unnatural chemicals.
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It's an unnatural biosphere, an indoor muscle factory where people run miles in place on assembly lines and lift heavy metal objects while emitting lion sex noises.
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Muamba, after all, was a product of their rival Arsenal's youth academy and most of the fans hadn't seen the unnatural way in which he had fallen.
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When faced with the opportunity to do so, women often worry that forgoing the period is "unnatural" or that you need a period for some health reason.
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"What we're doing is nothing unnatural," said Professor Ben Phillips, who conducted the research on the quolls and wrote a study published last month in Conservation Biology.
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That can be unsettling for those of us who grew up without those freedoms, and within systems of bigotry that assailed those freedoms as unnatural or sinful.
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To get used to the unnatural task of speaking while they listen, students shadow speakers and repeat their every word, exactly as heard, in the same language.
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Furthermore, for both environmental reasons and security reasons, we need to find ways to protect the electrical grid so that it can withstand natural and unnatural disasters.
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Elegies like this one will play an important role as people continue to confront a transformed, perhaps unnatural world, and grieve for the doomed or already lost.
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"I believe that God wanted us to procreate through a natural process, and by no means am I happy about this because it is unnatural," he said.
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In it, detective Bridie Devine must figure out whether a child has been kidnapped or the crown jewel in an unnatural collection has been stolen for resale.
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In 2019, Gucci sponsored the Met Gala, which had the theme "camp" — defined by Susan Sontag's 1964 essay as "love of the unnatural: of artifice and exaggeration."
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" That last quote comes from Mara Hvistendahl's gripping "Unnatural Selection," one of two books I recommend reading on the subject; the other is Matthew Connelly's "Fatal Misconception.
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Frankel was inspired to create the newest addition to her brand because she wasn't happy with the unnatural sodium filled meats found in grocery stores, says People.
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Snowboarders there use the natural terrain as well as the unnatural (buildings, snowcats, pipes) to construct landscapes with one I've-never-seen-that-before feature after another.
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He said when he was giving his son a bath, along with another child, his son started to have "an unnatural fit of rage," the documents said.
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If you were looking for a Schoolhouse Rock explanation of how Crispr works or a deep dive on the history of its discovery, Unnatural Selection won't deliver.
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We plan a day of it... Public sex is primal and natural in an unnatural world that looks down on public intimacy, nudity and sex in general.
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"Users still have the same email address, they're still contacting their customers the same ways, they don't have to start doing unnatural things that disrupt their workflows."
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The subject was his first book, "Unnatural World: The Race to Remake Civilization in Earth's Newest Age" — a brisk, unsettling and, yes, hopeful, guide to the Anthropocene.
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But at that distance, which is much closer than where someone would usually stand when looking at you, the wide-angle smartphone lens creates an unnatural perspective.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, hiring managers in their 50s and 60s were the most likely to negatively view candidates because they had tattoos, piercings or an unnatural hair color.
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The companies backing the technology say they can help farmers isolate disease carriers, reduce the cost of feed, increase the fertility of sows and reduce unnatural deaths.
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But Humpty, Ginny tells Mickey, "has an unnatural attachment" to Carolina (and indeed, he seems to treat her with much more love than he treats his wife).
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One of this year's most compelling followed Steven and the Gems as they tracked down "shards," or other Gems who'd been tortured and manipulated into unnatural shapes.
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As is also often true, the aerial views and crowd shots are particularly unnatural and unattractive, and have none of the painterly beauty of Hollywood's classical-era backdrops.
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All of a sudden, all the models had very unnatural enhancements and looked like they were shot this way by somebody with a slightly unhealthy view of femininity.
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As The Sorrow and several other characters argue in the game, the castoffs are an unnatural, violent, haphazard group who have very little concern for those around them.
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The result is a weird menagerie of food objects that taste like one thing (fruit, usually) but look, in most cases, like an unnatural experiment in food science.
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These comments—so unnatural and forced—show us how much of male bonding happens at the expense of the women unlucky enough to get caught in its crosshairs.
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Dentists are at increased risk for back, neck and shoulder injuries because their work requires them to be bent over in unnatural positions for extended periods of time.
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In June 2017, Noonan noticed an uptick in unnatural reviews along with an increase in the average rating of products, and the rate of growth hasn't slowed since.
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"I really don't have any moral or ethical concerns about the use of genetic engineering," Zayner, who sells biohacking supplies out of his garage, says in Unnatural Selection.
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Spotting Riverdale's Cheryl Blossom without her signature red lip seems as unnatural as a 2001 Pepsi commercial without Britney Spears, or Anastasia Steele without her Ben Wa balls.
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Working with corsetry materials is a painful give-and-take process, as the boning that gives undergarments their structure is literally designed to force bodies into unnatural shapes.
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Through microscopy, it was clear they had been modified in some way, with chipping and residues of unnatural plant fibers and hairs on the inside of the teeth.
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Still it's hard to say how truly humane it is for wild animals to be put into an unnatural habitat and pet by crowds of strangers all day.
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One problem with artificial hearts is that metal and plastic mechanisms can be difficult to integrate with tissue, or damage the blood because of their unnatural movement style.
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Back in June 2018, researchers found that because deepfake systems weren't trained on footage of people with their eyes closed, the videos they produced featured unnatural blinking patterns.
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According to a pamphlet from 1589, those men claimed to have spotted a wolf that had the unnatural ability to transform into a man right before their eyes.
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In the quest to monetize the human's unnatural desire to stare at a screen, Snapchat's Bob Marley face-swapping was a well-played move by the rising company.
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Even last September, scientists at Yale suggested that seemingly unnatural light coming from the star KIC 8462852 might have come from an enormous structure that alien engineers built.
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On the International Space Station, astronauts have a 90-minute day, an unnatural environment that NASA's recent Twin Study showed can alter both circadian rhythms and your DNA.
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The biggest concern was that he didn't want it to look like he was acting and that he was uncomfortable in the situation and that it felt unnatural.
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Back in 2015, designers Gabbana and Dolce (who are both openly gay) publicly voiced their opposition to IVF (calling it "unnatural") and their negative feelings toward gay parenting.
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Further, as daunting as bilateral trade deficit numbers sound — $375 billion with China and $17 billion with Canada, for example — balanced trade values between nations is quite unnatural.
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In 2018, the Kardashian and Jenner sisters posed together for a Calvin Klein underwear ad, but people were quick to point to the unnatural size of Kourtney's arm.
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The film argues that life at SeaWorld is unnatural and unhealthy for the animals, many of whom live in small enclosures and are trained to perform for humans.
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WE HAVE NOT REVERSED ALL OF THAT, BUT WE'RE WALKING THAT BACK AND WALKING TO SO THE FIRST INDICATIONS OF A WITHDRAWAL FROM WHAT IS AN UNNATURAL STATE.
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This often leaves an unnatural brassiness or orange tone, so then you have to color-correct either with toner or by adding different color pigment to the hair.
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The former world number one, twice a champion at Roland Garros despite an unnatural claycourt game, is seeded 33 after a rocky road back from a doping ban.
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The Arctic is now "locked in" to experiencing unnatural levels of temperature rise by as early as 2900, according to a new United Nations environmental report out Wednesday.
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That manufactured surface also engenders an astonishing array of unnatural textures that contribute tangibly to the music's aural world, the organic exception being Bieber's sweeter flavor of croon.
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That said, it's a little unnatural walking around with your phone up—and in Times Square, it's asking to get run over by a pissed-off bike courier.
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Fascists always contend that they seek to maintain the purity of a homeland, but A Hidden Life is having none of that, portraying theirs as an unnatural presence.
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The repeated destruction may seem unnatural, but Harvey, and the rains last year, she said, had brought the sort of challenge that the authority had never seen before.
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"There's definitely something about being in a two-person band who plays as much as we do — you're spending very unnatural amounts of time together," Mr. King said.
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Images of ourselves are no longer relegated to dusty family albums; now, we can gaze back at our unnatural expressions across Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat, Flickr, Twitter and more.
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The movement of the injury was chaotic and frightening, as replays show his head and neck snapping and contorting in an unnatural way upon contact with the ground.
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Watson's work is a reminder of the unnatural side of urban nature and how the sound of the birds became a sort of code for the playwright's words.
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Cognitive simplicity In general, when our brains process information belief comes quickly and naturally, skepticism is slow and unnatural, and most people have a low tolerance for ambiguity.
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The company was sued in September 2015 by a consumer who said that several of the products actually contain "unnatural" and synthetic" ingredients, and that the sunscreen is "ineffective.
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To anyone who thinks the combination of fruity hard candy and chewy milk chocolate is just unnatural, its popularity in so many states will come as a real shock.
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The center of everyone's attention, who started his speech the color of a sweet potato soufflé, had progressed to the unnatural, hectoring scarlet of a stick of sidewalk chalk.
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Despite a 7.9% increase in US visitors between 2017 and 2018, the number of unnatural deaths has been dropping since 2015, according to statistics from the US State Department.
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Someone will host the event, of course, so it won't just be this awkward free-for-all, and they'll make sure that everyone gets introduced without it feeling unnatural.
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How to shade-match bronzerNothing tarnishes the experience of opening a new, glossy package of makeup only to pat it onto your face and realize it looks completely unnatural.
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I posted a selfie, because internet, but also because the shot had accidentally captured my arms at an unnatural angle which made them appear far slimmer than they are.
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A pair of binoculars is a form of technology, and you can say there's something "unnatural" about the view through a pair of binoculars because it's augmenting human vision.
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"Any situation that brings bears in to feed in an unnatural situation in association with human beings, I think, should not take place at all," he told the CBC.
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A plain bucket of oats, with nothing added, was sued for being "unnatural," while 7-Up, fruit snacks, and Cheetos all happily touted their own "natural" benefits to customers.
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And for an organic chemist, that meant bringing the process of unnatural selection to proteins, to give the workhorses of the biology world functions never before seen in nature.
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Since I always feel unnatural and uncomfortable speaking with people at my art openings, it will be fun to turn the tables and make them feel weird and awkward.
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Someone will host the event, of course, so it won't just be this awkward free for all, and they'll make sure that everyone gets introduced without it feeling unnatural.
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The OnePlus 6T overall is a happy medium between the Pixel 3 and Samsung's phones, which tend to process photos a little too much and makes them look unnatural.
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A preliminary report found that this was "a case of unnatural sudden death," Dr. Sudhir Gupta, head of the autopsy board at the hospital, told CNN at the time.
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As a result, even as the government has condemned the killings, it has urged writers not to criticize Islam and warned that advocating "unnatural sex" is a criminal offense.
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Often, LGBTQ individuals are isolated from their friends and family at camps and conferences where they're coached into believing their gender identities and sexual orientations are unnatural or sinful.
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A sentence with too many commas, makes our writing hard to process, because we include unnatural stops in the flow of a thought, and it's frustrating, for the reader.
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Trump has acted so strangely so often that there is quiet talk throughout official Washington about why the president behaves in such unnatural ways on such a regular basis.
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It seems strange now, but the advent of the new form of high-speed travel in the 19th century was considered unnatural and at odds with the status-quo.
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The composition and unnatural timing of the shots abstracts the snow, so it's less like watching paint dry and more like watching some sort of monstrous, generative, natural disaster.
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I even managed to sit on this pair — strictly for testing purposes — and unbend it from an unnatural 45-degree angle without creasing, let alone snapping the bridge piece.
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But it's similar to having a high-risk job — you'll pay more to be insured, but the cost is worth it considering the likelihood you'll die from unnatural causes.
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I have been at shows were the models were told to skip and play, and with their frozen, unnatural grins, they looked like they were having a psychotic episode.
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When the term natural law has been thrown about, it's often been by people concerned with what they think is unnatural — homosexuality, transgender rights, reproductive choice and sexual equality.
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In the best-case scenario, any athlete who exhibits a change that is deemed unnatural will be scrutinized further and, depending on what else the test reveals, face penalties.
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When I confronted my boyfriend about this outrageous lie, he said his family would consider me weird and unnatural and blame me for the fact that we're not married.
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Mr. Doyle — a master of minimalist takes on big shows (including the Sondheim musicals "Sweeney Todd" and "Company" on Broadway) — has steered his cast into sharp, naturally unnatural performances.
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Our baby son—then just shy of 6 months old—woke up coughing in an eerie and unnatural way, as if he were blurting out a high-pitched syllable.
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Author's Note It is an idea universally indulged that escaping to a far-flung spot, preferably surrounded by landscapes of stunning natural beauty, will spark bouts of unnatural creativity.
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In Japan, in addition to the somewhat unnatural development of "corpse hotels" recently reported in this newspaper, "tree burials" in "forest cemeteries" have begun to replace traditional burial practices.
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She said they included libertarians who are wary of government, others who feel it is unnatural to inject vaccines into bodies and religious groups that oppose immunization on principle.
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"Police continue to look for new evidence, because it was an unnatural death, but we have not found any," Police Colonel Preecha Kladsawad, deputy of Surat Thani police, said.
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When the technique first came into wide use in the 1980s, the results were often hard to look at — unnatural and distracting — and the outrage was loud and widespread.
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To see what these unnatural proteins looked like in real life, the scientists synthesized genes for them and plugged them into yeast cells, which then manufactured the lab's creations.
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Because American culture doesn't see women as natural politicians in the same way it does men, it's easier to perceive a wide array of things about them as unnatural.
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But, for me, waiting for a relationship to fall into my lap is unnatural, because I have wanted to find love ever since I saw Cinderella for the first time.
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Scrapping Sections 213 and 214 of the code, criminalising "unnatural sex" - widely read as homosexuality - still needs to be ratified by Bhutan's upper house, the National Council, to become law.
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This distraught-looking tiger joins the sorry ranks of other animals kept in unnatural conditions, like the polar bear who lives in a China mall, for the enjoyment of humans.
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So rigid and unnatural is the rigging of the rock-ribbed bodices that they make a bunny's bust look like nothing so much as the bumper of a 1953 Cadillac.
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Paradoxically, years of suppressing naturally-occurring fires to protect property has led vegetation in wooded areas to accumulate to unnatural levels, leaving a huge amount of fuel that can burn.
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An exclusion of the human that relies entirely on omniscient human enforcers makes the reserves oddly artificial: they are absolutely natural in what they contain, absolutely unnatural in their conception.
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I think I just got so used to being with this little human all night long that it felt unnatural to not wake up with him when he needed me.
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But our bodies can perceive the unnatural state of virtual worlds, and when they do they try to protect us, manifesting a feeling of wrongness that makes us feel sick.
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This had not been seen as workable, however, with a "natural" departure at the end of his term rather than an "unnatural" exit later viewed as a less bad option.
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To judge white balance in Night Sight, Google is using a new, more sophisticated learning-based algorithm that's been trained to discount and discard the tints cast by unnatural light.
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In their first experiment, they showed that an unnatural codon (specifically A-NaM-C) could be used to insert a single molecule of serine, a natural amino acid, into GFP.
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Plus, while it doesn't distort the photo at the edges like the G6 camera, it does distort a wider area of the photo, which will make some photos look unnatural.
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The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) categorizes the American bumblebee as vulnerable, which means the species is considered to be at high risk of unnatural (human-caused) extinction.
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Clad completely in Under Armour gear, gymnasts like MyKayla Skinner, 19, Maggie Nichols, 18, and Madison Kocian, 18, stretch and contort into positions that seem unnatural for the average person.
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But let's be clear here: No one thinks keeping it in the family is O.K. We've been wired to think incest is unnatural for more than one very good reason.
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In fact, unnatural coupling may be a little more unparalleled, given the volatility both party nominees present for the folks in their respective parties running with them further down-ballot.
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It feels unnatural to get to know someone so deeply, and let him or her get to know us deeply, then completely cut him or her out of our lives.
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Even though you eat solid foods and can deal with having other objects in your mouth, swallowing pills can feel really unnatural, and even make you gag, heave, or vomit.
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Julianna Margulies plays Plum's foil and boss, Kitty Montgomery, the alpha-bitch editor of Daisy Chain who clomps around in couture and sports an unnatural mane of cherry-red hair.
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The photo would look like an ordinary head shot if it were not for the unnatural coloring—Piper's hairline is orange, and her skin is an eggplant shade of purple.
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This is imperative for the health of the planet and all of us who live on it -- too many of whom have already lost their lives to increasingly unnatural disasters.
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Slim but sturdy in physique, firmly square-jawed, with large eyes, both fierce and doleful, Bonnaire's portrayal of Joan is poised and powerful, without coming across as unnatural or austere.
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Wine — or any crop or product — made with a biodynamic method means it has met a certain set of standards for being grown without pesticides and unnatural processes or chemicals.
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While the scientists undertaking the research see it as a way to restore a ruined ecosystem, detractors see the process as unnatural and even an unnecessary show of scientific hubris.
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And it would mean less time in the intoxicating, swaggery presence of Jones's Anne Lister, a woman called "unnatural" behind her back but who proves herself a force of nature.
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Schmidt convincingly establishes the conditions — as did Carter, in very different terms — in which that most unnatural of acts could occur, the apparent murder by a child of her parents.
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Synthetic materials and unnatural rubbers used in mats fell out of favor in the yoga community as the practice spread internationally alongside global concerns about the state of our environment.
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Filmed between 2016 and 2018, Unnatural Selection chronicles the ambitions and struggles of scientists, doctors, patients, conservationists, and biohackers as they seek to wrest control of evolution from nature itself.
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He "touched" those 1.7 million files to show that he could: that the N.S.A.'s pretensions to secrecy were an arbitrary mechanism doing something unnatural and therefore could be circumvented.
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"That's how we are able to justify hundreds of people dying every year in unnatural horrible deaths in US territory," Leutert, who is researching immigrant deaths in South Texas, said.
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In Revenge of the Sith, Palpatine says that "the Dark Side of the Force is a pathway to many abilities, some considered to be unnatural" — emphasis on that final word.
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Well, the first thing I would say is it is actually unnatural to have an extraordinarily close relationship that is entirely friendly between any ... Right, unless you live in China.
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But when they dial back the unnatural veneer of celebrity, it certainly feels like we're all on the same playing field, trying to find hope and connection where we can.
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But when they dial back the unnatural veneer of celebrity, it certainly feels like we're all on the same playing field, trying to find hope and connection where we can.
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"A quiet period for him is probably more unnatural than it is for most," Jennifer Rubio, co-founder of luggage start-up Away and Mr. Butterfield's fiancée, said of him.
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There are certain elements that are off here: the presence of a gaping hole in the background, unnatural lighting, and (more pressingly) the complete absence of the man's lower body.
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We tend to view sadness as something unnatural, or negative, but perhaps viewing it as a necessary process might help us accept the low periods, and move through them more easily.
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Authorities previously said the great ape appeared to have been stabbed multiple times in the latest in a string of unnatural orangutan deaths on the island to which they are native.
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The movement successfully framed same-sex marriage as an equal right, using the motto "love is love" as an answer to those critics that deem homosexual relationships "unnatural" in some way.
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The same arguments that existed when all of these injectable products first launched are still there: Is it worth the health risk, however small, of injecting unnatural substances into your face?
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In 585 B.C., "The Battle of the Eclipse" saw the warring Lydians and Medes lay down their weapons, and end a decade-long battle in the husk of the unnatural twilight.
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Harrison Bruhn is a 21-year-old freelance photojournalist and filmmaker who recently captured our attention with An Unnatural Union, a series of photographs of refugees' abandoned belongings, taken in Europe.
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But to use the app, you still have to take out your phone and swipe over lines of text, which feels somewhat more unnatural than blinking at text through your glasses.
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