You can't compare utterances today to utterances a year ago.
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All of your voice utterances work just like at home.
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Some of the utterances are vague "this situation sucks" acknowledgments.
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That's a situation compounded by many of the president's utterances.
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However, some of its weirder utterances have come out unprompted.
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His utterances, past and recent, are typically guarded and oblique.
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An intents tab helps developers figure out where they may have gone right and wrong with their skill's design, by surfacing metrics like failed utterances by intent, and total number of utterances by intent.
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There are now over 500 different activity utterances (voice commands) supported.
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He's giving voice to these racist, you know, utterances about Sen.
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Now you do have to read the free traders' utterances carefully.
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Human babies and toddlers pick up the utterances around them effortlessly.
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But Sonko claimed to have a higher purpose for his utterances.
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For example, branded utterances are built into Alexa&aposs shopping platform.
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Or what percentage of Brando's utterances was made up of grunting.
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Each year between 20,20173 and 40,000 transcripts of executives' utterances are published.
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Yet hers was one of those utterances that resist erasure, that linger.
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The administration has also become more disciplined at following such utterances through.
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Each offers a different "Father's Day tip" culled from Mr. Trump's utterances.
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It's someone who every day generates income from his demonstrably false utterances.
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He said his lawsuit would be aided by Mr. Trump's Twitter utterances.
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They are the utterances of the most powerful man in the world.
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Putin's old colleagues from the KGB couldn't have scripted Trump's utterances any better.
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Camilla nodded and made utterances of approval as we went through the clothes.
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We're all horrified by the daily utterances of our elected Groper-in-Chief.
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So, the desperate pleas and the confused responses came through like personal utterances.
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Amazon says there&aposs no minimum spend required to create a branded utterances.
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His disordered language is a neurological effect, not a tendency toward gnomic utterances.
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That's the total of Mueller's utterances and observations on the probe and its aftermath.
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He enterts into a fugue state and ignores Axe's horrified utterances of his name.
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Many Shias hope it will quieten the worst anti-Shia utterances of Wahhabi clerics.
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They found that just 36% of utterances even purported to be statements of fact.
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Utterances to Bixby are reportedly in the "tens of millions" according to the company.
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The biography lives in Arbus's gnomic utterances, so disarming to friend and foe alike.
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My last utterances to my great-great-grandchildren shall be songs of their praises.
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The night before the killing, neighbors heard him make religious utterances, the prosecutor said.
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In fact, it is their own disregard of my vocal utterances that upsets me.
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That's a key question behind "Utterances from the Chorus," Danspace Project's latest platform series.
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That's because we believe that our worst moments and dumbest utterances shouldn't define us.
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Mr. Limp said "utterances" were encrypted when stored, much as credit card data is.
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Now, such utterances are a requirement for officials hoping to maintain alliances around the world.
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Their dashboards offer metrics for things like sessions, unique users, intents, and utterances (voice commands).
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These utterances were transcribed, spot checked by Apple employees and combined with general speech data.
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Most political candidates would never dare make such utterances about any other religious minority group.
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Giuliani does, however, talk to Trump -- which makes his public utterances even more high-wire.
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They've certainly got the intellectual level and the tone of his public utterances down pat.
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Such utterances by Mr. Trump have helped drive even past skeptics into Mr. Cruz's corner.
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" He wakes his wife to gossip but she answers him sleepily, "with little half utterances.
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What they can do is create utterances that people might use to buy their products.
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Representative Ben Ray Luján of New Mexico, chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, said in an interview that it had been challenging to break the habit of responding with reflexive, public outrage to Mr. Trump's utterances, especially as those utterances grew increasingly inflammatory.
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The despicable Crusader forgets the reckless utterances of Bush Junior and the mule Obama before him.
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Yet, the #TroublewithTwitter is not limited to the 140-character (or 280) utterances of one man.
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His utterances on production levels could swing prices and drive the direction of oil for months.
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As the voices get louder, they form a cacophony of indiscrete utterances, highlighting non-linear time.
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It is not that all utterances have intrinsic value or deserve a chance to be heard.
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Local news sources WINNFM and SKNVibes suggest there were multiple utterances of the F-bomb, however.
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And we can search for those utterances, and we can show them on an equal pairing.
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Finally, she spoke with Anders, the film's director and co-writer, and more salty utterances flowed.
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Her challenger in next month's election called Trump's comments the "confused utterances" of a dangerous man.
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To craft the dialogue, Sikoryak pulled from some of Trump's most humiliating, exclamation-point studded, public utterances.
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There have been some big ones, some utterances so absurd that they invite laughter rather than scorn.
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All the while, the brain and speech organs were evolving to handle more and more complex utterances.
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The SEC can be unpredictable and its results and utterances Delphic, says Heidi Walsh, the institute's director.
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Hogan's lawyers, in preparing for trial, collected some of what they regarded as Denton's more outrageous utterances.
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In Britain Theresa May, the prime minister, exudes swanlike calm, restricting her utterances on Brexit to warm banalities.
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Mr Duterte says that only two out of five of his utterances are true, and the rest "jokes".
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In a recent pitch deck, Amazon promoted a format called "branded utterances" that puts Alexa branding in ads.
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A further 5% of utterances were "Agree—Accept" responses ("That's exactly it"); 2% were "Appreciation" ("I can imagine").
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Asked to paraphrase what they had heard, they did even worse: about 33% of utterances were conveyed accurately.
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Regardless, this is "the first experimental evidence showing cats' ability to understand human verbal utterances," wrote the authors.
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At the performance I attended, the text began with many decontextualized monosyllabic utterances and evolved into longer speeches.
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One of his last utterances seemed to mark the despair of the politician-performance artist: Qualis artifex pereo!
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Bald, dressed in black, and speaking in a semi-comical French accent, Barzaghi was given to preposterous utterances.
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Trump's utterances as a candidate were equally appalling, but on the Internet apparently nobody knows you're a demagogue.
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Through his daily utterances, Trump is influencing the nation in powerful ways, but none would call it paideia.
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Their utterances often sound like recitations; they make choices that are difficult to understand, even as bad decisions.
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Why not splice together his most unintelligible, idiotic and nonsensical utterances each week and play them as is?
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People perceived the utterances of the right hemisphere as being external to them and attributed them to gods.
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Many self-described fans have written off the reboot before seeing it in vocal utterances across the internet.
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Peer back to the nineteenth century, says NASA's chief economist, Alex MacDonald, and you'll find its earliest utterances.
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" It then concluded: "[W]e view the utterances by the current American President as highly irresponsible, reprehensible and racist.
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He helped Nixon get elected by micromanaging his appearance and public utterances, and by stoking racial fear and resentment.
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BUFFALO — All week his utterances were duly noted and parsed for meaning, his moves scrutinized and assigned a score.
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While condemning Mr. Trump's more hateful utterances, Mr. Ryan has been careful never, ever to criticize Mr. Trump himself.
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They shouldn't get to cherry pick their public utterances by strategically deleting tweets they regret before announcing their candidacies.
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Ranked below are the ten most powerful, earth-shaking, soul-wrenching verbal utterances we heard in theaters this year.
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Be it crosses, Stars of David, utterances of prayers, invocations of deities, it all got scrubbed out in translation.
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So is the way casual, catty utterances of Jason and Mark are misinterpreted by apostles and transformed into dogma.
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He was especially convincing in his character's impetuous and anguished utterances, which he emphasized with an appealing plangent ping.
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Snot-flecked sobs, incoherent exclamations, and excited utterances, all yelled at the top of his four-year-old voice.
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It's too easy now to forget that at least some of our utterances are not meant for public consumption.
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Her TV utterances tend to be sober, conventional--and, by the mudslinging standards of talk TV, a little bland.
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And hidden in that unending torrent are an unknown number of abhorrent, hateful utterances that would be better off unuttered.
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How do we draw a line between the aphoristic utterances and the context announced at the beginning of the stanza?
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Now, developers will have a visual interface for creating skill components, like intents, slots, sample utterances, and the dialog model.
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Narendra Modi, the prime minister, says his party's politicians should cease to "give masala to the media" with such utterances.
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But to fact-check Mr Trump's tweets and crowd-pleasing impromptu utterances is of less use than monitoring his actions.
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If you're surprised by Biden running down Clinton, you haven't been paying close attention to the former vice president's utterances.
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The split was mended only a month later—but with appropriate utterances from both sides about the CSU's prized autonomy.
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Moving its arms in a disturbingly lifelike way, the bearded contraption croaked out oracular utterances about the end of mankind.
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"His utterances when he was alive show he did not want to be with us black folks," he told CNN.
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The author has a fondness for deepities from figures like the French poet Paul Valéry, whose utterances here are chloroform.
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Harry is a hugger and a moonlight dancer whose public utterances, though likely heartfelt, are like ripples on a pond.
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The video cartoons riff on Trump's absurd utterances to illustrate the president's tumultuous inner life of paranoia, narcissism and xenophobia.
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The male's utterances begin with the words "just your …" and descend; the female's start with "and my …" and often rise.
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Usually it was confined to the margins—failed candidacies like that of Pat Buchanan—or to the utterances of intellectuals.
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With apologies to Mark Twain, there are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and the utterances of Mahmoud Abbas.
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At every turn, the company has avoided becoming an arbiter of what is news and what political utterances are destructive.
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The air of uncertainty about the meeting is only heightened by the president's propensity for unpredictable utterances and awkward optics.
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"Her generous heart, dignified manner and noble voice seem ideally suited to Strauss's valedictory utterances," Gramophone wrote in its review.
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More recently, American broadcast journalists have made similar utterances in 2005, 2010, and 2014, the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle reported.
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Donald Trump Jr.'s utterances to Congress, for example, were "not denying that he committed a crime," Mr. Mariotti said.
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Rose's peeps sent over "un-embargoed excerpts," whatever that means, and I will see what the embargoed utterances are soon enough.
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Or they may have simply decided that reading such news diverts people's attention from the latest utterances of President Xi Jinping.
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"Using this, we classify messages into different Speech Acts: utterances that have some performative function in language and communication," explains Fasbender.
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Pence also complained about being pressed about Trump's comments, saying news media focus too much on the GOP nominee's controversial utterances.
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By the end of the book, however, her strange utterances have helped Leia get out of one vital, risky military situation.
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EST, Freeform will edit out nearly 50 utterances of "sorry" on shows including grown-ish, The Bold Type, and Alone Together.
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But Trump's lack of a strategic underpinning does not mean his unfiltered utterances and cacophony of tweets are without intended purpose.
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Here, however, are some of Mr. Johnson's memorable utterances that may shadow him in his new role as Britain's top diplomat.
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Disembodied utterances jumped about the room, were piped out of different speakers and were sometimes superimposed, garbling any attempt at comprehension.
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In contrast to his mild manner, Mr. Carson had a penchant for broad-brush, divisive utterances about race, sex and religion.
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When Francis assumed the papacy from Benedict in 2013 he was a charismatic leader whose very utterances were seen as action.
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Others have been listening to audio clips from users' utterances to Alexa — and sharing amusing ones in an internal chat room.
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The video cartoons riff on Mr. Trump's absurd utterances to illustrate the president's tumultuous inner life of paranoia, narcissism and xenophobia.
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And people likewise felt split into authentic private selves that often had nothing to do with their public faces and utterances.
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Producers on the "The Apprentice" edited his entrances and utterances for maximum authority, painting him as a Caesar of the boardroom.
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You'll also learn about fulfillment models and explore interaction models like utterances, intents, slots, prompts, and their resolution into API calls.
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Trump will be doing it for him if his policies match his utterances, instead of the admonitions of key players like Mattis.
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It's important to note that forward-looking statements coming out of investor meetings should never be taken as concrete utterances of fact.
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Black community members were 61% more likely to hear an officer say one of the least respectful utterances, such as informal titles.
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I met a lanky, pouty-lipped Melburnian and let myself be seduced by his accent, swoon-worthy utterances, and amazing kissing technique.
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Some of that spirit persists in "Must the Devil," but it turns out to be one of Adams's darker, more abstract utterances.
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" Their celebrity status has gained their utterances on mental illness miles of ink and bestowed on them the title of "Sage Authority.
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Pundits paraphrase so much of what Trump says and tweets that it's easy to forget the substance of these utterances and outbursts.
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"These defamatory utterances are untrue and damaging to the morale of the national team and USAT staff and coaches," their report said.
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And, while it pains me to say this, he is a true tweet savant, however awful and deceitful his utterances sometimes are.
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Utterances of "Tiger" popped up out of the murmur of the crowd—hundreds of white people just standing there staring at him.
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The Federal Reserve position comes with enormous power, as the chairman's utterances are capable of causing instant swings in the stock market.
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It is about asserting a prerogative to police everyone's public utterances and driving certain speech underground, casting it as illegitimate and dangerous.
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His entitlement and attendant behavior are what create the true seismic shifts within the house; the house's paranormal utterances feel more like aftershocks.
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But in a phone call, Mr Trump reportedly had only praise for Mr Duterte, whose utterances are even less restrained than his own.
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"Those kinds of utterances reveal to me that their interests go to other parts of the country and other sectors," Mr. Kenilorea said.
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SEDITION AND statistics are two words that crop up with increasing regularity in the utterances of officials loyal to Tanzania's president, John Magufuli.
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The researchers then randomly selected 312 utterances spoken to black community members and 102 spoken to white community members for volunteers to analyze.
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" Less respectful utterances included using informal titles like "man" or first names, or asking for agency, such as saying "do me a favor.
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Rhodes singled out a key example to me one day, laced with the brutal contempt that is a hallmark of his private utterances.
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"His utterances in a series of radio and television interviews...seek to foster hatred that might lead to inter-community violence," it said.
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Only recently has the president reversed course in his own public utterances to warn the public about the severity of the pandemic's threat.
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To members of the community, his utterances are the babblings of a baby or a madman, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.
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Privileging such documents ensures that the careful processes and expertise they reflect are not overshadowed by casual presidential utterances or ill-considered tweets.
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As part of the research phase, the company compiled a database of 100,000 utterances from 3,000 speakers, culled from two million sales conversations.
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The writer's use of the word "lodestar" sent some looking for those who had been known to use the word in public utterances.
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By inspiring investors or spooking them, his tweets and impromptu utterances can send stock values spiking or plummeting – and then back again hours later.
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All I can say for sure is their utterances will dominate the action next week now that the earnings season is indeed winding down.
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Yet if keeping the peace means embracing Mr. Trump and his most divisive ideas and utterances, a growing number are loath to do it.
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Growing tired of multiple OPEC meetings a year, he blamed the press for failing to understand his utterances and called reporters "agents of disturbance".
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Such rude utterances as Donald Trump's calling Marco Rubio "Little Marco" and Ted Cruz "Lying Ted" in Thursday night's Fox News debate are unacceptable.
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In "The Death of Stalin," fear is so overwhelming, so deeply embedded in everyday life that it distorts ordinary expression, utterances, gestures and bodies.
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Voters were already tuning out before Friday, and it's hard to imagine they would be more persuadable after his private utterances were made public.
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But Mr. Trump, who makes little distinction between his own personal and official utterances, often bristles at mild slights, even in an informal setting.
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Whether North Korean analysts conclude that President Trump's utterances are the expression of a man willing to act upon them remains to be seen.
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And as seemingly minor plot details and utterances take on significance, we've realized that the multiple meanings behind one major character's name are no coincidence.
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The combination of digitally processed guttural utterances mixed with typical sounds of nature, like chirping birds, seems to be a perfect counterpart to the imagery.
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This is fundamentally why, Dash-like utterances notwithstanding, it would be absurd for black people to seek validation for our celebratory month from white people.
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All is (maddeningly, exhaustively) interior and introverted, lacking psychological depth and dialogue: There are screams, groans, sighs, and utterances in Kroff's prose, but no conversations.
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Message Our Principles PAC portrayed Mr. Trump's utterances as offensive to the women in voters' lives, appealing to viewers' sense of chivalry, in a way.
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The downside is that the president routinely crosses lines erected by polite society and those utterances (or tweets) enrage and scare the dominant media elite.
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"There are utterances coming out of this [Trump] administration about significant adjustments that may take place in Medicaid reimbursements," Senate Majority Leader Tommy Norment said.
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And they drew a backlash from Republican and Democratic lawmakers, many of whom called Mr. Trump's utterances unacceptable at best and plainly racist at worst.
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Spontaneous utterances that suggest a shaky grasp of the limits of presidential authority, for example, may create unrealistic public expectations or a decline in public confidence.
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Foreign diplomats say there is no unified British position on Brexit but rather a host of different utterances, both public and private, from various government ministers.
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Insulting opponents and branding them with names which play to the most base instincts of his supporters are core parts of most of his public utterances.
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That highlights the double standard that far too many influential figures apply to anti-Semitism — a double standard that long predates the ugly utterances of Rep.
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As a result, the recent public utterances of business leaders have displayed a new caution, coupled with an extravagant eagerness to demonstrate loyalty to the Party.
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She brought glint and terror to moments when her fears took hold, and was even more chilling when she unfurled her scheming thoughts in breathy utterances.
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Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage reportedly issued an extraordinary decree that required Mr. Bolton to clear all of his public utterances with Mr. Armitage himself.
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He has been declared newsworthy by lords like Mr. Dorsey and therefore exempt from paying any penalty for his frequently offensive, inaccurate or generally vile utterances.
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Cassell and other experts suggested that companies that want to analyze users' utterances first ensure user data is anonymized, which is a common practice among companies.
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What does the steady stream of kidding-not-kidding utterances mean in terms of how we read more formal statements by Trump or by his administration?
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Tom Steyer, in one of his few relevant utterances of the night, announced that everything operated under the "giant subtext of race," and he was right.
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When we analyze a president's utterances we tend to assume that there is some substantive process behind the words, that it's part of some strategic intent.
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Alexa, Siri, and Google Assistant were all storing user utterances and having human reviewers listen to that audio to rate how accurately the assistants transcribed them.
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And I was told that one of the -- one of Peterson's utterances on the radio, I think one or two times, he actually says shots fired.
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A singer-songwriter with a statuesque stage presence, Wise has a voice that is both strong and ethereal, which befits Iokanaan's prophetic utterances throughout the play.
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Mr. Fingland's deep breaths and sighs became a backdrop for long, sustained notes, the plaintive clarinet utterances unfolding over what sounded like a chorus of gentle sobs.
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Along with dedications, date stamps, quotations, and references to composition, Mayröcker's other signature movements repeat across poems, weaving individual utterances into the textual body that is Scarandelli.
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Still many others who found their political voice in the utterances of Paul, a white-haired obstetrician-turned-congressman, are trying to find a place to land.
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They said he had described himself as frustrated about the utterances of politicians, but right-wing material was not initially found in a search of his home.
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Searching through Tay's tweets (more than 96,000 of them!) we can see that many of the bot's nastiest utterances have simply been the result of copying users.
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If this book is supposed to be some kind of testimony to Klinsmann's coaching chops, it reads as hollow as the manager's endless utterances on his craft.
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But if you can overlook the strange utterances, and just stare into those big, limpid eyes, you'll probably fall in love with this Porg Plush Electronic toy.
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Composed in 2003 on commission from the National Symphony Orchestra, the brief work, with brass utterances emerging from a swirling texture, had the feel of a fanfare.
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He is, of course, Rudolph W. Giuliani, whose public utterances of late have people debating whether he is a shrewd manipulator of public opinion or just — befuddled.
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But this time, he was playing on a much grander stage, his utterances simultaneously translated into dozens of languages for an audience unaccustomed to his improvisational style.
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Apple has paused human review of utterances entirely across the globe, Google has paused it in the EU, and Amazon is simply offering this clearer opt-out.
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But maybe if voice assistants didn't need to be good at everything, they wouldn't need to collect that much data nor require human review of our utterances.
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Hence the reliable appearance of the We've Discussed This utterances (dog's full family name implied): Most talk I hear is overheard, seemingly not intended for my ears.
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What if they could really talk instead of communicating with us the way they currently do with their eyes and body language and their own canine utterances?
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"The Indian army is aware of the public utterances of Pakistani leaders aimed at instigating unarmed civilians," the spokesman said in response to a question from Reuters.
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A future in which all of our private utterances are subject to public review is a nightmare right out of Orwell's bleak vision of a possible future.
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Hence the reliable appearance of the We've Discussed This utterances (dog's full family name implied): Most talk I hear is overheard, seemingly not intended for my ears.
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In one episode the word "sh*t" was said 162 times, complete with a helpful counter that tallied the utterances in the lower-left corner of the screen.
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" Amazon explained in an email that the Echo "does not stream utterances to the cloud until [a] wake word is detected and the blue light ring is on.
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Trump's activity on Twitter, not to mention his own public utterances, long ago made it clear that he embraces (and even openly cheerleads) a number of conspiracy theories.
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This has the capacity to materially damage our freedoms and democracies and is why we must be precise on what utterances deserve the considerable protections of free speech.
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" According to the Twitter post, Flake is also set to slam Trump for his "incoherent policy utterances," calling them "contradicted in the space of a single news cycles.
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Fashion Review MILAN — The kooky utterances fashion designers sometimes spout (and some fashion journalists often parrot) seldom offer much indicator of what's actually going on in the collections.
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Carson and the real estate developer are not so different from one another in this predilection for outrageous utterances, it's just that one smiles and the other scowls.
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The key difference between the groups was that Lebanese moms had a higher rate in utterances per minute of baby talk than the American moms, the researchers found.
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His most famous utterances carry that kind of ore: "Love is the distance / Between you and what you love / What you love is your fate" ("Guilty of Dust").
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One of the summer's biggest stateside smashes, "Otro Trago" by the Panamanian reggaeton singer Sech, features two distinct utterances of the word by the Puerto Rican rapper Darell.
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Such utterances, combined with Trump's "locked and loaded" Armageddon outbursts this summer directed at Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, suggest the Trump administration is fundamentally unserious.
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In a recent pitch deck viewed by Business Insider, Amazon was selling an ad format called "branded utterances with Alexa" that incorporates Amazon&aposs voice-powered Alexa devices.
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Jeremy Corbyn, its left-wing leader, agreed only grudgingly to accept that utterances repudiating Israel's right to exist, or accusing it of behaving like the Nazis, were anti-Semitic.
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This, ladies and gentlemen, is what our presidential showdowns have devolved into -- not an after-debate discussion of substantive issues, but a parsing of all the incredulous, ridiculous utterances.
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Blood Meridian's sentences use half the words on average of Faulkner's book, McCarthy clearly preferring to break a thought into a few utterances where Faulkner happily strings them together.
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STAT and the experts therefore considered only unscripted utterances, not planned speeches and statements, since only the former tap the neural networks that offer a window into brain function.
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Even if trails to get there are hard to trace, Copeland's melodies have the feeling of cannibinoid nursery rhymes, sticking in your head even after single dead-eyed utterances.
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Utterances of "well I hope you support Hillary when she's the nominee" or "Bernie doesn't have what it takes" is the exact reason many people's support of Sanders grows.
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Like 17 other countries, Bangladesh might soon insist that facts about the genocide that occurred during its war of liberation 45 years ago be stated correctly in public utterances.
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But there are utterances and actions of his that can't go unexamined, breaches of decorum, diplomacy or normalcy that stand out from the rest or precisely distill his character.
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And it may be unrealistic to expect that the handpicked envoy of a president who has so totally debased political discourse could be respectful or wise in his utterances.
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According to Amazon&aposs pitch deck, branded utterances can help advertisers increase brand awareness and loyalty by encouraging consumers to buy items advertised in commercials through an Alexa device.
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"Unlike other similar services, which associate and store historical voice utterances in identifiable form," the answer goes on, throwing shade all the while, "Siri utterances, which include the audio trigger and the remainder of the Siri command, are tied to a random device identifier, not a user's Apple ID." This identifier can be reset at any time (turn Siri and Dictation off and on again) and any data associated with it will disappear as well.
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The dashboard is being made available in the developer portal, and presents a high-level view of the app's metrics in the overview tab – like total customers, sessions, utterances, etc.
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In comments sections and email inboxes and on social media they're a familiar presence: the caps-lock fiends whose utterances are rendered in uppercase letters, a typographical approximation of shouting.
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He would spin my utterances into a coherent narrative that could go up online right away, with added reporting by Alan Blinder in Atlanta and John Schwartz in New York.
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It helped that Thom's despairing monologue was delivered by an angular, snarly James Urbaniak, whose utterances felt as dangerous as a double-edged razor blade in the hands of child.
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In an election season some say was ruled by sound bites — "Nasty Woman" and "Bad Hombres" — any enterprising observer could turn off-the-cuff utterances into words of marketable protest.
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Using speech-analysis software, Ms Sen and Messrs Dietrich and Enos analysed the ups and downs of justices' voices and looked for pitch discrepancies between utterances to the opposing sides' lawyers.
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Grabien founder Tom Elliott also noted that of the 85033 times the word "racist" has been said on the air since Sunday, Grabien counted 471 of those utterances occurring on MSNBC.
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Johnson, a former journalist with a talent for trenchant comments that his critics say sometimes tip over into untruth, said his utterances over a three-decade career had often been "misconstrued".
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On Ben Thompson's Exponent podcast from two weeks back — "Fruitful Clapping" — he discusses how Siri stops using your utterances/voice queries after 6 months (based on this Wall Street Journal article).
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It fits a pattern that has tangled the media too many times already: reporters seemingly so flummoxed by Trump's utterances that they find themselves satisfied just to pass the information on.
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So when Tay was fed sexist, racist, and other awful lines on Twitter, the bot began to parrot those vile utterances and, later, began to adopt anti-feminist and pro-Nazi stances.
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Just last year the Academy nominated both Mel Gibson, accused of domestic abuse and a host of horrible utterances, and Casey Affleck, accused of sexual harassment in a civil lawsuit that settled.
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Jumping ahead to texts from the 1970s, Geometry of Shadows closes with a sequence of poetic utterances that are spare, direct, and for the most part intended to convey a unified impression.
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Public utterances like Mr. Trump's have and should inspire outrage, but we need to go deeper, challenging the racist views — both flagrant and soft-pedaled — that have long shaped America's immigration policy.
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"I don't do things for political reasons," he said in one of the least credible utterances of a presidency in which almost every decision seems calculated to please his most loyal voters.
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But a confluence of upbeat utterances by Mr. Draghi and other top central bankers, along with growing optimism about the long-suffering eurozone, added up to an aha moment for financial markets.
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LONDON — Add this head-scratching prediction to the list of campaign-trail utterances made by Prime Minister Boris Johnson: Brexit is sure to inspire a baby boom if he remains in office.
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He sees himself as riding above the day-to-day fray while, at the same time, tightly controlling ministers' public utterances and insisting on total loyalty from them and other government officials.
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A primary contender for the mysterious author was Vice President Mike Pence, whose previous utterances of the term "lodestar," which also appeared in the column, was seen by some as a giveaway.
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On the way to the hospital, "Huff made several spontaneous utterances to include saying he just saw people (approaching the house), didn't know who they were and got shot," according to the affidavit.
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Furthermore, and there is no delicate way to put this, the president tripped himself in this matter by being so careless about his public utterances and musings on twitter and by firing Comey.
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For example, it's not uncommon for an Alexa-using smart speaker to record utterances made within range of the device even when a user is not trying to interact with the personal assistant.
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In sequences of prose and verse, she gives voice to vatic, rhythmic, litany-shaped utterances, with an intensity that can mute her playfulness (though in performance her ability to play gets more play).
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Researchers have determined that number words for small quantities — less than five — are strikingly similar across virtually every language studied, and the words are among the most stable, unchanging utterances in any lexicon.
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This does that in a livelier-than-usual way, chopping together a series of Trump utterances of "Biden," to suggest that the president is fixated on the one Democrat who could beat him.
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After analyzing all of their data, the researchers found that white community members were 57% more likely to hear an officer say one of the most respectful utterances in the dataset, such as apologizing.
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Archived versions of the proceedings show a chat window overrun with profanity-laced utterances, incomprehensible debate, slogan-spewing bots, and veiled nods toward hateful world views (Pepe the Frog emoji appear frequently, for example).
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Google has chosen to imitate utterances such as "uh" and "um," which it uses to convey the same personality and meaning as word choice, tone, and all else that makes us human in communication.
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Mr. Naimi's oversight of oil policy for the kingdom, the world's largest oil exporter, had made him a towering figure whose mere utterances were closely scrutinized by traders seeking to divine the country's thinking.
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While we focus on the president's latest utterances, they have been fundamentally altering the direction of United States foreign policy, from one based on cooperation and leadership to one rooted in punishment and domination.
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There was a time during the American presidential campaign and in the early months of the Trump presidency when Mr. Trump's anti-Mexico utterances could whip this nation into a froth of patriotic outrage.
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A local official who wishes not to jeopardize his or her employment status will undoubtedly feel compelled to apply the law in the light of the president's consistent and explicit utterances on the subject.
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The wall opposite his standing desk features a triptych of flat-screen TVs tuned to basic cable, and he spends much of his day monitoring the chatter, especially the utterances of his fellow Republicans.
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So recently, when I heard of Gabrielle Union being fired from America's Got Talent, reportedly for speaking out against racist utterances being made about other people of color, I was saddened, but not surprised.
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" Try borrowing from the business vernacular of the day to craft shrewd utterances like, "As some McKinsey bro from Harvard Business School said on CNBC the other day, that is a shit-ton of content.
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FDR was first to loosen those restrictions somewhat, but it was not until the advent of live televised press conferences in the 1950s that some spontaneity and much more transparency were introduced into presidential utterances.
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To be acceptable, however, the reply must be a complete reversal of the utterances of von Bethmann-Hollweg's speech and the recent action of the Reichstag or else matters will enter upon a new phase.
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He certainly has a point when he noted that Trump is providing piles of cash to media outlets, whose audiences have grown as the hunger to keep up with Trump activities and utterances continues unsated.
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" The author and right-wing provocateur Ann Coulter brought up some of Erickson's own crass utterances, like his characterization of the former Supreme Court justice David Souter in 2009 as a "goat-[expletive] child molester.
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So on the stage of the Irish Repertory Theater, where Mr. Irwin's captivating "On Beckett" opened on Wednesday night, you will find a terminally possessed creature speaking in contradictory utterances as seemingly involuntary as hiccups.
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For all of the vulgar comments and utterances of modern slang — imagine a robotic voice delivering "snitches get stitches" — Jexi as an all-powerful technological concept requires the audience to suspend a lot of disbelief.
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The book is in some ways Nixon's diary, presented in the third person, with Haldeman acting as superego to the president's id, preserving the boss's utterances with the fidelity of a Boswell or an Eckermann.
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Clipped footwork, demi-point turns, lashing arms, chopping feet and random guttural utterances by Ms. Azrieli — and for me, a moan is usually one too many in a dance — build to little in this listless piece.
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They were the latest in a line of unscripted utterances that have left many conservatives feeling nostalgic for the days of Francis's two predecessors, Benedict and John Paul, who regularly thundered against contraception, homosexuality and abortion.
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Mr Chomsky has changed his mind repeatedly on what constitutes the core of human language, but one obvious candidate is syntax—rules, not just words, which allow the construction of a huge variety of meaningful utterances.
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Then there was the generally tepid response to Solo's marketing campaign, which focused on hinting at the ways the movie would cast a new light on familiar utterances and moments from the history of Star Wars.
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Like her peers—Tao Lin, Nell Zink, Alexandra Kleeman—Moshfegh writes characters who shrink big feelings into flat utterances, the kind of disaffected tone that feels born of the internet and its mechanisms for emotional distance.
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The only change is that while the old setting only opted users out of having their utterances reviewed "to help develop new features," the new setting means they will not be reviewed by humans, full stop.
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One former administration official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal policy workings, said nobody, including Mr. Kelly, could control the president's social media utterances, despite what his military advisers thought about them.
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These show a less awe-inspiring side of the philosopher, as he jots down items from his reading and delivers utterances esoteric, mundane, and bizarre: When five people speak together, a sixth always has to die.
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On the other side of the tent, though, Bernhard Hauser, 40, of Burghausen, was hunched over, eyes peeking out from a stack of blankets, offering monosyllabic utterances through clattering teeth as three paramedics kept close watch.
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Of course, we also hear from his supporters that Mr. Trump doesn't always mean what he says, that his very specific utterances about NATO or Russia are to be taken with an enormous grain of salt.
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The closing line fuses together two hallmark utterances in poetry—Williams Carlos Williams's image of the unmanned auto in "To Elsie" and Rilke's exclamatory speaker from the first of the Duino Elegies (both published in 1923).
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Well, by our commentary, we mean the utterances of our inner omniscient Carrie Bradshaw we carry in our tiny dessert taxidermy handbags to help get us through the broken heels and hearts of this thing called life.
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And to illuminate monetary policy, they turned from the usual yearly or quarterly data to finer slices of time, examining the impact of unexpected Federal Reserve actions and utterances in the minutes after they reach the markets.
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The first is a new metrics dashboard – similar to those used by developers of mobile applications, but designed for these voice apps – which lets Alexa developers track things like unique customers, sessions, utterances (spoken words) and intents.
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For a director whose work tends to mine the drama of subtext—the subtle gaps between what people say and what they mean; the awkward silences that yawn between utterances—Shakespeare seems an abrupt change of pace.
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Most of the time the work is "mundane," Bloomberg wrote:One worker in Boston said he mined accumulated voice data for specific utterances such as "Taylor Swift" and annotated them to indicate the searcher meant the musical artist.
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Trump had indeed ultimately met with The New York Times, and journalists who'd been in the room started tweeting the president-elect's detailed utterances on various topics, including the alt-right, and Richard Spencer's white supremacist conference.
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But, even in his attempt to escape the violence of which he has become a part, the men he has killed stare at him in his dreams, and the rare utterances of his own voice sound monstrous.
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Apple stresses that your recorded utterances are not associated with your Apple account, but that is cold comfort if you're truly worried about a human contractor potentially hearing private information the HomePod accidentally heard in your house.
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A separate sessions tab will let developers drill down into this data further, to see things like the number of successful end session types, average number of sessions per customer, average number of utterances by customer, and more.
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Almost single-handedly elevating the show when he's on screen, the actor brings not just vulnerability to the role but also manages to make Sam's various tics, inappropriate utterances and literal interpretations feel wholly organic and painfully real.
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But the strong response to the slur, whether intentionally uttered or not, and the speed of his station's firing him -- two days after his remark -- show the powerful emotion around the slur and casual, offhand utterances like it.
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"His incoherent and contradictory utterances have one thing in common: They provoke and play on feelings of resentment and disdain, intermingled with bits of fear, hatred and anger," Robert Kagan, the Republican foreign policy analyst, wrote in May.
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He also took the time to hire a conspiracy-minded attorney named Joseph diGenova, whose dark utterances on Fox News have heightened fears that Trump might yet fire Robert Mueller, the special counsel, and spark a constitutional crisis.
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"These comments reflect the utterances of someone who either doesn't have the faintest understanding of the science, or has total contempt for scientific truth," Michael Mann, climatologist, geophysicist and director of Penn State's Earth System Science Center, told Gizmodo.
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Trump made his instantly infamous remark that "Second Amendment people" could do something about Clinton at a rally on Tuesday—though, like all his off-the-cuff utterances, the comment was just one garnish in an incomprehensible word salad.
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It is that giving some people the authority to determine which utterances have no value at all hands them powers with which nobody can be trusted—while allowing the cranks who are censored to portray themselves as courageous renegades.
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It seems Team Trump has calculated that the word "impeachment" must be resisted — that utterances of it would cross a psychological barrier, normalize public consideration of it, begin to create the political conditions in which it could actually happen.
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Once it was effectively decoupled from political-economic dynamics, "racism" became increasingly amorphous as a charge or diagnosis—a blur of attitudes, utterances, individual actions, and patterned disparities, an autonomous force that acts outside of historically specific social relations.
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" Choe Son Hui, North Korea's First Vice-Foreign Minister, was quoted by North Korea's state news agency as saying the foreign ministry "can not repress displeasure over the utterances made by President Trump inappropriately at the most sensitive time.
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" Choe Son Hui, North Korea's First Vice-Foreign Minister, was quoted by North Korea's state news agency as saying the foreign ministry "can not repress displeasure over the utterances made by President Trump inappropriately at the most sensitive time.
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Fallon doesn't say this explicitly, but a number of his tweets sound like admissions that what the Clinton campaign tried to do — counterpunching and attacking Trump's most offensive utterances to stay in the news cycle — was basically a failure.
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The infusion of helium into the room, Dayal quipped during a walkthrough of the show, is meant to signal its potential to raise the pitch of the human voice, sending the utterances of men and women alike into the upper registers.
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" He even spares a few words of apology for "the victim and his family," and — in one of the video's only on-target utterances — takes a brief moment to admonish those fans who have taken to defending him: "Please don't.
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Elio Elio Elio Elio Elio (continues for infinity) I won't spoil Call Me By Your Name if you haven't seen it yet, but one of the final utterances is Chalamet's character's name, "Elio Elio Elio Elio Elio," whispered over and over.
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Of course, as with many utterances on the show, Tywin's words contain unfortunate foreshadowing—it's Tyrion who lives on by ending his father's life, not on an Iron Throne but a porcelain one (or whatever Lannister toilets are made of).
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That's because virtually every text-to-speech system on the market relies on a pre-recorded set of words, phrases, and utterances (recorded from voice actors), which are then strung together in Frankenstein-like fashion to produce complete words and sentences.
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My main point was that we should be judged on the totality of our work, and that we are more than just a collage of quotes from our social-media history or some foolish utterances from the near or distant past.
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A 2001 paper in the journal Language and Speech tried to find links between situations and rates of disfluency, a category of speech blunders that includes false starts, accidental repetitions of words, filler utterances (like "ugh" and "um") and incoherent mumbling.
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I am sure it was similar to a variation of the guttural utterances anyone with a heart, a pulse, and a thirst for facts has been spewing during this unintended comedy show we have all been living in since the election.
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Dr. Michael Raposa, who helped to draft the motion, told CNN that it was intended to reflect that faculty members "don't want Lehigh to be identified with the kind of sexist, racist, and Islamophobic utterances" he says the President has made.
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It may be harder to grasp that Mr. Trump, as someone just talking rather than artfully communicating ideas, has no sense of the tacit understanding that a politician's utterances are more signals than statements, vehicles meant to convey larger messages.
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His Twitter handle includes the number of days since Mr. Trump promised to clarify his position on Hezbollah within 24 hours — a pledge, like many presidential utterances of nontrivial consequence, that went largely ignored in the typical swirl of the moment.
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" Spain's centrist El Pais newspaper said that Trump's speech, although more "orderly" than his more impromptu utterances, was full of "half-truths and manipulated data," whereas Italy's Corriere della Sera attacked Trump's "absolutely groundless accusation that illegal immigrants would destroy America's middle class.
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" In the NPR interview, Steve Inskeep asked many questions about Wolff's sourcing, "and Wolff defended his methods without getting into much detail about how he is able to capture the thoughts and utterances of close Trump advisers and even the president himself.
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His papers have been published, the notes he made in his books digitized, a log of his every day compiled, each movement traced, all utterances analyzed, every dog-eared page scanned and uploaded, like so much hay tossed up to a loft.
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There are a lot of indirect ways that scientists have found to study dreams, like studying the actions of sleepwalkers or putting recording devices in people's rooms and catching the utterances that they make during sleep talking and analyzing the language of that.
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And in the latest instance of strange utterances from a 21-year-old who was by all accounts a living ghost before his January 10 arrest, Jake Patterson uttered, "Bye Jayme," while leaving the courtroom, according to a local NBC reporter on hand.
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The 26-year-old Asian male changes the tone and pitch of his utterances by moving his trunk inside his mouth, parroting five Korean words or phrases he hears often from keepers: hello, sit down, lie down, good and, of course, no.
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This state of affairs persisted for a period that even in retrospect remains incalculable: soft utterances belonging, it seemed, although I could not be sure, to more than one speaker; pauses; the sounds of movements human or animal; and my own stasis.
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An additional article of impeachment charged that Johnson had shown disrespect to Congress by engaging in "utterances, declarations, threats and harangues" that demeaned the office and failed to respect the separation between the branches — that is, giving speeches about his conflicts with Congress.
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Whenever President Trump says or does something outrageous, you can be certain that near-identical utterances were made, or actions taken, some three decades ago, when he was the owner of the New Jersey Generals of the long-defunct United States Football League.
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" The New York Times reported Monday that people within Trump's inner circle have "grown exasperated" with his public utterances and worry that he is "increasing prosecutors' anger with the president and potentially creating a misimpression about the Trump Tower project in Moscow.
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It gets worse: while you can delete your utterances from Apple's servers, the process for doing so is so completely unintuitive that the only way you could possibly learn how to do it is to Google it and find an article like this.
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"I've been sort of mystified at the notion that we should somehow ignore what are by most accounts completely unrehearsed, un-poll-tested utterances from the mouth of the person who's about to become president of the United States," Ms. Davis says.
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Ashley's voice is a hybrid wonder of Michigan vowels and demi-Southern-drawl timing whose odd cadences and spurts can sound off the cuff but on closer examination reveal the subtle through-composed trellis on which his seemingly free-associative utterances are strung.
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We've got high standards when it comes to summer footwear — the perfect shoe has to be comfortable and walkable (bike-able would be a bonus), while offering enough style points to elicit "Where did you get those?" utterances from your friends and co-workers.
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Diagnosed with Tourette syndrome (a neurological disorder that can cause uncontrollable tics and compulsive utterances or obscene outbursts) when she was 11 years old, Grace, 26, never allowed it to hamper her spirit, instead choosing to raise her voice and inspire others through song.
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Police union officials questioned the role of his law firm, Emery Celli Brinckerhoff & Abady, in representing plaintiffs in federal lawsuits against officers, and tabloid headlines focused on his public comments and private utterances to senior board staff members, which were described in the suit.
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Churchill resists such capitulation, but shares his private doubts with his wife Clementine (Kristin Scott Thomas), and, after raging at her, forms a bond with his assistant/typist ("Downton Abbey's" Lily James), who, among other things, must figure out how to decipher his guttural utterances.
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It sets Segers' prints in motion in the manner of Terry Gilliam's cut-out animations for Monty Python, with a voiceover by that guy in a grad seminar who is capable of making even banal utterances sound like they are rolled in gold leaf.
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"It just takes your breath away to think that this president, with his thousands of tweets and statements and utterances — as outrageous as they have been — would be standing as a judge of others when it comes to the use of language," Mr. Durbin said.
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This time, one of the robots behaved in a "socially contingent" manner while it talked, expressing cues in a way that was appropriate and responsive to children's utterances and behaviors; the other did not, expressing similar cues but in a way that was fairly random.
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" Two years later, "The Real Roosevelt: His Forceful and Fearless Utterances on Various Subjects" assembled Theodore Roosevelt's more memorable sayings, including "Populism never prospers save where men are unprosperous," introduced with this promise by Henry Cabot Lodge: "Here in these pages is 'The Real Man.
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Given how dramatically recent polls have turned on his controversial public utterances, it is not hyperbolic to say that the very fate of the nation, indeed human civilization, appears destined to come down to one man's application of the English language — and the public's comprehension of it.
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There are tall tales ("The Man Who Swallows Razor Blades"), elegiac utterances ("Windblown Headline on a Dark Pavement") and statements that hint at her fascination with the way the real and the fictive can be brought together in a single frame ("James Dean in a Wax Museum").
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You might think Anderson was having a bad trip or something, but then you haven't read one of the better utterances of 2016, courtesy of Suwanee police Captain Shane Edmisten: "There was nothing out of the ordinary, outside of him masturbating in the store," Edmisten said.
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With the docent oozing concerned utterances in my general direction, I fled through Mangakāhia's rhizomes and caught a ferry back to the sliver of shipping container I'd reserved on the Marion Barry Inlet (of course I didn't tell my mom I was in town, fuck's sake).
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Therefore, it is no surprise that any and all utterances about the ACA made by the president and leaders in Congress are urgently sifted through to try and better understand what a repeal may look like, what a new plan may be and when it might happen.
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You could spend all day trying to explain why various utterances don't really make sense, but if he's putting advisers out on television to denounce an entirely fake trade agreement with China, pointing out that he's also getting the finer points wrong hardly seems worth our time.
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And I would just say this that I will dedicate myself in my public life and my public utterances to living up to the standards that Charles has set for us, which is to be decent, to be respectful and to be honest about ourselves and about other people.
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HUME: So, how in the world would you ever be able to tell which of those messages is if they&aposre mirrored by the Trump campaign and all of its multiple utterances are the ones that people believe and not the ones by the Russians or vice versa?
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As a lover of textual ingenuity, I'm most struck, in Mr. Trump's speeches, by the mind-numbing syntactic simplicity of his utterances, by the lack of logical coordination and subordination, and by the repetition of basic subject-verb-object sentences with little in the way of coherent connection.
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"The irretrievable breakdown of relations arises from her public utterances preceding the motion of no confidence vote in President Jacob Zuma and her continued public attacks on ANC leadership and members of her ANC Caucus who voted against the motion on 08 August 2017," the ruling party statement said.
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"The recent racist utterances and many other incidents of vicious crimes perpetrated under the influence of racial hate, despite our efforts over the past two decades to build our new nation on these values, has necessitated further measures," Justice Minister Michael Masutha said at a news conference on Monday.
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Amazon does not explicitly say in its pitch deck what data it gives advertisers that use branded utterances, but the program likely gives brands some sales and performance data about how items are selling on Amazon, similar to Amazon&aposs ads that run on its website and app.
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Victor L. Shammas, a Norwegian sociologist who has written about California's parole process, is skeptical of this emphasis on what he describes as the capacity to "produce linguistic utterances in a socially legitimate form," an ability that he notes is highly correlated to class, education and mental health.
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However, sticking to a plan of ignoring Trump is a lot harder in a one-on-one matchup than for House challengers running individualized races The challenge is, it is extremely difficult to be more newsworthy than Trump - with his provocative-by-design utterances- on any given day.
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Highly evolved wordsmiths, Emily Cox and Henry Rathvon, add: O.K., we've set a new record here for elisions and ellipses, because this passage comes from a sort of vocabulary book of Neolithic utterances, and each word in our passage starting with "acute" is actually the heading for a paragraph or more.
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"The most extreme of last weekend's outrageous utterances in Charlottesville would be easy to deem unprotected," said Robert O'Neill, a well-known First Amendment scholar and former director of the Thomas Jefferson Center for the Protection of Free Expression at the University of Virginia (the campus where demonstrators rallied Friday night).
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"She doesn't make sense as much as she makes noise, commuting a story not through words, but phonetic shapings that sound something like words left out in the rain, their definition bleeding out into each other until there is nothing but a string of guttural utterances set to a pulsating beat."Pause.
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"The most extreme of [Unite the Right's] outrageous utterances in Charlottesville would be easy to deem unprotected," said Robert O'Neill, a well-known First Amendment scholar and former director of the Thomas Jefferson Center for the Protection of Free Expression at the University of Virginia (the campus where demonstrators rallied last year).
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A growing number of them are turning their attention to languages that are extinct, endangered or particular to tiny groups of speakers in far-flung places with the aim of weaving these enigmatic utterances into musical works that celebrate, memorialize or mourn the languages and the cultures that gave birth to them.
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Today, graffiti is quickly covered by the municipality in grey and white, giving the city a new face in which discarding utterances of freedom in civic life has become tantamount to the discarding of cultural objects and the falsification of history – now it is not history but the present itself that is being falsified.
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"The only companies providing anything like the kinds of filters envisioned by the rule are in the USA, meaning, in effect, that European companies will have to send all Europeans' public utterances to machine-learning filters run by American companies to decide whether or not they are publishable," writer and activist Cory Doctorow tells Motherboard.
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"Markets' little more than passing reaction to the Brussels terror attacks and increasing indifference to economic data (other than on a selective post-hoc rationalization basis), and central bank actions and utterances should be a matter for particular concern," Marc Ostwald, market strategist at ADM Investor Services International, said in a note on Wednesday.
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A piece I did on investor Peter Thiel's perplexing and altogether offensive utterances in his speech at the National Press Club was most definitely tough, but it had a heft and level of argument that was more the kind of discourse we have so lost in this election with its frenetic speed and scandal-a-second pace.
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Presumably no one at DHSC bothered to read the information on Amazon's own Alexa privacy page — although the department spokeswomen was at least aware this page existed (because she knew Amazon had pointed us to what she called its "privacy notice", which she said "sets out how customers are in control of their data and utterances").
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The study "provides interesting new evidence that dogs are tracking several of the same linguistic features that humans do, and that dogs seem to understand the intent behind some of our utterances," said Laurie Santos, psychology professor at Yale University, who has studied the cognitive capacities of animals but was not involved in the new research.
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For instance, the computer measured how often police officers introduced themselves; used formal titles such as ma'am or sir; used words like please and thank you; apologized, such as saying "sorry to stop you"; and reassured safety, such as saying "drive safe, please" -- all of which are utterances that show signs of respect, according to the study.
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Most striking of all in the Nixon impeachment was the deus ex machina revealed unexpectedly in the Watergate hearings that gripped the nation on television and radio — Mr. Nixon's supreme folly of crafting his conspiracies before the attentive microphones of a White House taping system to record his utterances for some imagined high place in history.
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From their earliest days at the FBI Academy, special-agent trainees are instructed to draft documents that succinctly capture the relevant, salient portions of an interview: Stick to the facts; no suppositions or opinions allowed; only describe items or utterances that demand description; anything you put on paper will be subject to scrutiny from seasoned defense attorneys.
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In addition, Google is launching a new phone model for understanding short utterances, which is now about 15% more accurate for U.S. English, as well as a number of other updates that improve transcription accuracy, make the training process easier and allow for endless audio streaming to the Cloud Speech-to-Text API, which previously had a five-minute limit.
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Both sisters sing together, usually in unison but sometimes trading lead and backup roles, or timing their entwined harmonies so that one pellucid singer's utterances seem woven into the other's, echoing through the aural space — as when their voices merge over the swirling organ in "It's a Shame," or when their chirpy, ping-ponging exclamations set up the dizzy guitar spiral in "Distant Star," descending and climbing upward again.
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Of all the racist, cruel, and generally unhinged utterances delivered by Donald Trump throughout his nightmare of a presidential campaign, one that broke through the clutter and continues to resonate well over a year into his presidency was a hypothetical: "I could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody and I wouldn't lose voters," the then-candidate said to devotees in Iowa in January 2016.
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China, South Korea end year-long diplomatic feud over missile Lindsey Ford, Director of Political-Security Affairs for the Asia Society Policy Institute, says that the region's players will be watching his speeches and other utterances carefully for signs that he is in lockstep with members of his own cabinet, including Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Secretary of Defense James Mattis, who have advocated a more subdued, diplomatic approach.
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Shirley's incomprehensible description of the code, along with her readiness to perceive bits of communication in anything and everything — in-flight magazines, the utterances of strangers, street signs, shop displays, pitchers of cream — as well as her repeated mistaking of strangers of diverse physical types for her lover in disguise, undermine her credibility even as we fly from Tikal to Toronto: the site, she is convinced, of their next tryst.
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At one point, Donahue allies himself with Dante, another cartographer of the Spirit: my ear turned to the pure song of heaven to the subvocal moans where hell is happening to the digressions of purgatory where each utterance is a spiraling climb of asides Donahue understands that the poet-prophet must be a faithful recorder, listening to the songs, the moans, the spiraling utterances, even if they seem to be mere asides.
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That Diane was heeding the call of this fame, asking her questions and taking notes because this was what follows after fame has made its decree, conferred upon its subject the gift of an afterlife: years after the painter was in the grave, her answers would ring down the long hallway of time to whoever poked a finger into her digital cubbyhole to make inquiries, entreaties, to seek the corroboration of the painter-in-fame in her actual utterances.
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In the second graf, Kushner plays political operative, brushing aside Schwartz's criticisms by suggesting that they are part of a larger media conspiracy to discredit Trump's candidacy: Despite the best efforts of his political opponents and a large swath of the media to hold Donald Trump accountable for the utterances of even the most fringe of his supporters – a standard to which no other candidate is ever held—the worst that his detractors can fairly say about him is that he has been careless in retweeting imagery that can be interpreted as offensive.
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