We were wrong — which is validating, in a way.
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For the fan, that can be both fascinating and validating.
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It was validating and it was a really happy experience.
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Her victory went a long way in validating our worth.
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But the court struck down the motion, validating Tshisekedi's victory.
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Bringing that to reality physically is so validating and affirming.
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Murdoch's prose is elegant, validating itself by its own certainty.
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This election is validating what people have done for years.
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Absolutely. A smooth, validating passage across the ocean of ideas?
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So they try and find ways of validating that discomfort.
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Writing is a way of validating my own bizarre worldview.
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It has a way of validating your life and experiences.
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I'm validating their stories because some of our experiences are similar.
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Hill told CNN that seeing her in the audience was validating.
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And I felt almost as if I was validating their presence.
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Indians say they find Americans watching videos about their culture validating.
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So we're making great progress already, which is validating our thesis.
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And she seems to also be sort of validating her firing.
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Now, obviously, we have no way of validating any of this.
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However, the research validating the product itself still seems somewhat thin.
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When someone buys from you on Poshmark, they're validating your choice.
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So when you speak up, you are validating another woman's experience.
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When Summer Camp Island was picked up, it was incredibly validating.
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One can't completely denuclearize without validating, authenticating -- you pick the word.
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Early voting trends are validating our expectations for the eventual turnout.
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"The bigger repercussion is (Trump) validating these other people," she said.
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So much of corporate profitability is validating the stock market valuations.
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This was not merely youthful delusion; there were validating examples everywhere.
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It's always validating to see our gorgeous city starring on screen.
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But as failures go, it was a validating and thrilling one.
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"That way, we change the cultural norms from always validating and always honoring people who are always on," says Huffington, "to honoring and validating people who prioritize their own well-being, their own relationships and themselves."
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We need to begin by validating that emotion in all our children.
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Try anything, but don't lose focus on validating and selling our product.
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"It was intoxicating, it was validating," she said about talking to him.
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It was validating—the women who wrote to him were not trolling.
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It must have been very validating to have this album released properly.
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I suggested that this must have been something of a validating experience.
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Seeing yourself as a superhero is kind of the most validating thing.
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"To see your experience in a puppet, it's tremendously normalizing and validating."
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He was validating us, these young ladies who are out here playing.
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We also notice other people are not validating tickets, hence our comfort.
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Being kind to yourself isn't self-indulgence; it's validating your own worth.
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It also wants to provide its users with an engaging, validating experience.
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Anyone banking on Mueller validating his or her side is being naïve.
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Ultimately, validating the work of other certification authorities is not anything unusual.
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Since then, ISIS has claimed it would infiltrate them validating Mr. Trump's concerns.
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Seeing Bella feel so many of the things I'd felt was tremendously validating.
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Hardwick, the since-overturned Supreme Court decision validating state bans on gay sex.
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The Aero-Club of Switzerland is responsible for validating records of the flight.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC) suggested a governmental "validating system" that would enforce neutrality.
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I think it was validating for us to be there and witness that.
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Obama did precisely what he vowed not to do, validating the status quo.
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And like you said, I think in a way that's kind of validating.
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In response, more Catholics joined violent republican factions, seemingly validating Protestants' worst fears.
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It felt especially validating since I had worked hard throughout the application process.
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The company is currently in the process of further validating its initial results.
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It was about validating the longstanding relationship between her mother and Ms. Morris.
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There's a wealth of research validating the strategy of playing to one's base.
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Trump is, intentionally or not, validating conspiracy theories about America's relationship with ISIS.
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In terms of R&D, Robinson said that validating efficiency gains was a challenge.
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All in all, recent years have been a pretty validating time for coffee-lovers.
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That moment of psychological trauma is painful, which is meant to make it validating.
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Sometimes, the biggest problem is people not acknowledging and validating a disabled person's experiences.
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At least my mom and brother are around and are totally validating my feelings.
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This is highly validating, although everyone involved will tell you how early this is.
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A validating photo op with the American President after years of being held away.
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For those directly impacted, concessions like these must be validating, at the very least.
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The technology is quickly becoming a more viable option for streamlining and validating transactions.
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And Kavanaugh has indicated that he is potentially open to validating the Louisiana law.
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With the possible exception of President Obama, there is no validating voice more important.
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Validation simply means acknowledging our own emotion and validating that they're okay and reasonable.
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"It's validating and we are flattered," Wu said, of Opendoor's entrance into the market.
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His demeanor is not rebutting the allegations--if anything, it is validating them. pic.twitter.
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Ukeles offers her own emotional labor as a way of validating their manual work.
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The validating effect of being seen through one's own artwork can hardly be overstated.
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Validating the person is who they say they are needs only a subtle indicator.
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Tonight, Mercury and Saturn connect, bringing you a validating, helpful conversation about some commitment.
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Oklahoma received test kits from the CDC last week and is validating them now.
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Ms. Feinstein won easily, validating the polls that had showed her cruising to victory.
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Cooper knew that and, being a megalomaniac, believed it was an incredibly validating thing.
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They must position themselves as learning communities, not impenetrable centers of self-validating authority.
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As their sessions wore on, however, McKenzie grew tired of this unconditionally validating approach.
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And, true to witty form, she does so in a hilarious and validating way.
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"One of the biggest challenges in designing a core is actually validating it," Macri said.
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She uses her enormous global platform to celebrate her experience, validating others in the process.
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No one wants to have to keep validating their relationship while also combatting morning sickness.
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When you sign a record deal and they give you something like that, it's validating.
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The employee I spoke to told me they found my interest in their headlines validating.
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J&J is currently enrolling patients in an international study aimed at validating those findings.
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A year later, video game violence seems to have undergone an assuring and validating maturation.
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As someone who spent a lot of time validating XML and HTML pages, I empathize.
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Levl's tech doesn't seem to have many peer-reviewed studies validating its claims yet, though.
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But it was about making me more aware and validating me, and this has helped.
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Validating prejudices Trump has an uncanny ability to bring out the worst instincts in people.
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Election officials compare that signature with the official signature on file before validating the ballot.
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Negative advertising can be helpful in framing or validating people's concerns about with a candidate.
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In 2015, van Niekerk won the world championship title in the 400, validating Botha's hunch.
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Like, the structure of a reality TV show is inherently validating of the star's feelings.
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We've spent this last year focusing on product, and validating a lot of our hypothesis.
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Jones doesn't live in reality, and Kelly's interview risks validating him and disseminating his bullshit.
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That motivated me more than ever, somebody else three years later validating what I wanted.
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So, for her, that photo is a depiction of her validating an entire athletic career.
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The mayoral debate this week provides merely the most immediate path to validating these claims.
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Developing, testing, validating and eventually deploying commercially viable autonomous vehicles is a capitally intensive undertaking.
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Parents, say experts, can help their depressed child by being supportive and validating their feelings.
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And they use that as a the pretext for validating their perceptions in some sense.
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In 2000, at 21, they decided to marry, validating their marriage pact on Valentine's Day.
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She'd been the soundtrack of adolescence, often validating feelings adults can whittle down to insignificance.
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"For my name to be involved in that genre of music is validating," he says.
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Over the last few years, Matibabu especially focused on patenting its technology and validating its results.
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When you have compassion for someone, typically that means you are recognizing and validating someone's pain.
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The next challenge we face is developing and validating the right biological model for the virus.
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Boehner is validating one of the most persistent and controversial critiques of the modern Republican Party.
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I found this validating—there had definitely been times when I thought my head might explode.
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Does it buy back in at IPO, thus validating the concept of pre-IPO optionality investing?
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"It's validating to finally know I have a reason for the way I am," she says.
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Yet that potential issue can be overcome by validating your idea early on, said Eckersley-Maslin.
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"Right now, we're focused on validating the technology ... we're still determining next steps," a spokesperson said.
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It must be kind of validating on some level to have Ottawa musicians supporting your business.
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This has the validating aspect of being parallel to the process used to remove a president.
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We are in the process of creating that kind of measure, validating that kind of measure.
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There's something validating about having our relationship with technology become physical, visible under an x-ray.
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The product isn't truly validated until you have the right type of customers validating your product.
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People are turning to that because it is validating their own beliefs, which makes them happy.
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Some on social media have accused Nike of financial opportunism and validating the oppression of women.
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To finally read about the systemic societal context of this personal suffering was validating and refreshing.
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And more broadly, they offer a validating effect for candidates hoping to demonstrate strength or inevitability.
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"Both history and practice point in the direction of a court validating the president's action," Rep.
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"It's very exciting and validating for the space of crypto," Cameron Winklevoss said of the news.
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We discussed her approach to creating a validating environment, to which she credits inclusivity and authenticity.
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But it was Oprah's candid discussion about listening and validating others that had a particularly enduring impact.
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The automaker said it was now validating Takata tests on inflators installed in vehicles outside that region.
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Just validating the devices, then collecting the data they are generating is a huge undertaking for companies.
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And we've wanted to take the approach of validating or technology before we bring it to market.
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It's been a validating experience to realize we're certainly marrying the right person, because we're best friends.
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You'll learn strategies for everything from formulating and validating your ideas to launching with minimal upfront costs.
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The researchers finally let DeepMind loose on a live data center — and the results were immediately validating.
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Late as he was, though, it's good to see Trump validating the 30-year-old's romantic decisions.
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I worried that, by validating the masculinity of someone dominating me, I was stoking their internalized homophobia.
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It's based on science that's shown to work, but the actual science validating the product isn't there.
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It was incredible and incredibly validating that America voted for us and wanted us for their daughters.
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FBI Director James Comey, however, said Monday the Department of Justice has "no information" validating Trump's claims.
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I've simply recognized that Poshmark — like most everything else — is only validating, fun, and worthwhile...in moderation.
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Validating Mr. Quinn's Suitcase Alley observation, the report found that impact listings predominated in the East Village.
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But it's just as possible that Gillum and Abrams will lose, validating this strategy in Republicans' minds.
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It was this partisan appetite for validating narratives that caused the spike in popularity for fake news.
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The authors call on the fMRI community to focus on validating methods that are in use today.
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The two risks that come with that, I think, are either validating those theories, or mocking them.
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That's necessary for Bitcoin's security model, which relies on a public network of computers collectively validating transactions.
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It's understandable that the authors would come to see new events as validating all of their reporting.
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He does say he made a mistake, for technical reasons, in validating the specific law in Texas.
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"On the one hand, being seen is so necessary and validating," she told Publisher's Weekly in 2018.
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Rutgers University is validating the test from Cepheid, which last week received emergency authorization from the FDA.
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Having someone as tough as Monica see progress in your weak, unworthy soul is sexy and validating.
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Rather, society had to change, become more inclusive, more open to and validating of people with disabilities.
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FBI Director James Comey said last week the Department of Justice has "no information" validating Trump's accusation.
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Like sirens on the rocks, ego sings a soothing, validating song — which can lead to a wreck.
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It was really validating, and it was nice to see him doing well and how grateful he was.
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"The results of Iowa were validating for us," says Larry Grisolano, who consulted for Obama's campaign that year.
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But he said stock investors are seeing strong corporate profits validating double-digit year-to-date price gains.
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Even where such processes remain somewhat opaque, technologists should seek indirect means of validating results and detecting harms.
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A senior US official tells CNN that the deal made with Turkey is essentially validating the Turkish offensive.
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" Social media is designed to amplify "our deepest fears," according to Iger, while also "constantly validating our convictions.
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Regulators could begin by, for example, independently validating the 100 most common scenarios, like merging into freeway traffic.
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My oncologist never discounted the seriousness of the diagnosis and was great at validating my fears and worries.
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The validating effect of this combination was what many in the audience had paid $50 a ticket for.
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Validating envy through tax policy could prove socially corrosive, in a way that economists' models fail to capture.
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The team is more happy that the method yielded good data, validating the platform and software they used.
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"To bigots, these types of comments are not a just dog-whistle, they're a bullhorn validating their beliefs."
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Thiede told me that she sees interest of others as validating that what Starry is doing is important.
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Warner indicated to The Hill that he may introduce deepfake legislation which would include measures on validating identities.
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Yet perhaps because accurately validating defensive contributions is so difficult, baseball people tend not to think that way.
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People who are having difficulty validating their identity can request online to have their transcript mailed to them.
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It was often viewed as Lu's brainchild aimed at validating China's controversial cyber policy on the global stage.
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A robot, in Mataric's example, can act as a cheerleader of sorts, validating and encouraging the desired behavior.
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He says he is, therefore validating the entire site and confining any lingering doubts to Davy Jones's Locker.
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Months into that process, RoMan is only now validating test parts produced by its potential new Israeli supplier.
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Either way, he's going to have to ask something of his followers, instead of simply validating their fears.
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Hess and his team have published findings from their work in validating the ETLI in a German journal, however.
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Having three generations of women with different ideas about sex, and validating them all, was really important to me.
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"The complaint also describes Daniher's "Vanicorn" as a "validating act of recovery from toxic masculinity and a former marriage.
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" Party chair Troy Price said the party is "validating every piece of data we have against our paper trail.
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But I also don't want us to get caught up in white folks validating our pain in their media.
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We hope that major providers will follow the lead of Cloudflare, Amazon, and AT&T and start validating routes.
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"He used to spend hours talking to me about material and complimenting my mind and validating me," she says.
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"It's really validating and exciting to have so many folks that have bought into what we're doing," Angevine says.
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While Jack helped save my life, I still needed a supportive, validating and nurturing community of like minded friends.
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Herrera said the military was "validating" reports that the two Maute brothers who founded the group had been killed.
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Throughout the presentation, Holmes mentioned how she looked forward to "working with all of you in validating" the data.
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Clinton, offering himself up as a powerful force in validating her qualifications for the presidency and her moral authority.
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The feature also goes a way toward validating earlier leaks of the phone, which bring a larger top notch.
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At the beginning I felt like I was validating known things, but now we are finding out new things.
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Trump is more concerned with protecting his presidency and validating his election than he is in protecting this country.
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But Gigi also competed in wakeboarding while in college and became a national champion, validating her father's model, too.
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But the campaign's growing ties to the PFLP tell another story, seemingly validating the harshest accusations leveled against it.
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Transfer Service handles all of the hard work of validating your data's integrity as it moves to the cloud.
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"It's validating to hear that people who know about finance are saying I'm on the right track," she said.
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Identifying disparate treatment or outcomes that correlate with racial difference can be a critical step in validating a complaint.
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Democrats quickly rallied around Ford on Tuesday night, potentially validating claims they are exploiting the situation for political gain.
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"A lot of times even those in the defense authority stigmatize mental conditions rather than validating them," Amin says.
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The new way of validating user accounts is to deploy a system that can mimic the intuition of a human.
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Chuck Schumer (D-NY) of "validating the worst appeasement of terrorism since Munich" for considering approving the Iran nuclear deal.
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After Black Lives Matter protests in Ferguson, the US Department of Justice released a report validating many of these concerns.
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It marks the first time SpaceX will launch a used rocket for NASA, further validating the company's reusable rocket technology.
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Experts on the Global Autonomous and Urban Mobility Council will share research findings and different approaches to validating AV safety.
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In these cases, Dr. Angelosante recommends validating their concerns, while helping them better understand the boundaries between reality and fantasy.
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Validating these competencies through certification can reveal things you never knew about yourself — and reinforce the expertise you already have.
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Employees were frustrated that we argued over subjective product features for executives instead of validating features with our real users.
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Flu cases this year have doubled those from last year, validating experts' fears that this season could be particularly bad.
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Testing, validating, retesting — it's all part of a slow and grinding process to arrive at some semblance of scientific truth.
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"The success of similar apps in the U.S. was hugely validating for us," says Marco Saio, co-founder of Bevy.
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It's great because I've been offered roles that were both trans and non-trans characters, and that's been really validating.
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They got Justice Neil Gorsuch, and now they have Kavanaugh, validating and institutionalizing their ideology for 30 years to come.
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Several implicated the immune system, validating one of the theories I was told in Helsinki, but other work contradicted them.
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To hardened veterans of the U.F.O. wars, the news of the government program was less surprising than it was validating.
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Mining bitcoin—or the process of validating blockchain transactions and releasing new coins—takes a serious amount of computing power.
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"As a forensic scientist, I am fully aware of the importance of validating each study," she said in an interview.
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Our sessions were always positive and validating, which was cool (and probably lifesaving), but they were never interventional or transformative.
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However, TerraForm said on Wednesday it had also identified "material weaknesses" in its internal controls, including processes for validating revenue recognition.
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"It's a huge leap forward in validating our position and far more in depth than a single hearing," she told Motherboard.
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"It was such a validating moment for the design of this film that we were able to get that," Peele concluded.
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"Sex parties can be very validating," says Effy Blue, relationship coach and educator, who also teaches a play party etiquette workshop.
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And apparently any account could be hijacked by just inputing the person's birthday, Galloway says, because Myspace wasn't validating users' emails.
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By validating Islamist extremist narratives of the West being at war with Islam, the ban acts as a powerful recruiting incentive.
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"I was really shy and insecure growing up, and it was a way of remedying that or validating myself," he says.
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It would require moving the data from its current format, then validating the ownership records before putting it on the blockchain.
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It was exciting and validating, like the past four years that were spent studying your profession had finally come to life.
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But as a product designer you need to be constantly validating your assumptions to ensure you're actually building something people want.
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But they also worry that if they do nothing, they'll look weak and appear to be validating the President's behavior. 4.
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Leaves collected immediately around a known deposit that lies beneath ten metres of rock contained traces of gold, validating the approach.
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One of the things we've seen with the interviews we've done with patients is that this is very validating for them.
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"The only thing Apple is doing is validating that the application is signed by who they think it is," he said.
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Quick judgments are made and the media – the press and television – report stories without validating the facts and getting them right.
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Seeing other fat people loving or being okay with their bodies, being loved by others and thriving is validating and inspiring.
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Trump is validating right-wingers who always wanted to snuff out certain speech, and his rhetoric has emboldened hatemongers, she said.
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Because, in his mind, validating that, yes, of course, Russia sought to meddle in the election somehow de-legitimizes his victory.
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Validating the technology and doing it in a way that's not prohibitively expensive are the main impediments rather than technological barriers.
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Her identity is layered and riddled with intersectionalities, which make the gravity of coming out as pansexual all the more validating.
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Though I was stunned, I gave him a weak smile and went back to work, as if validating that pernicious stereotype.
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In 1986, I read something out loud from my diary in my painting class, and people laughed, and it was validating.
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And when our personality types match with a particular group that we already relate to and understand, it feels incredibly validating.
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"I think what matters in Congress is finding a group and then validating or ratifying what they already believe," Gowdy replied.
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Business analysis, or preventing project failure by identifying and validating stakeholder requirements, moved up the ranking the most from last year.
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Business analysis, or preventing project failure by identifying and validating stakeholder requirements, moved up the ranking the most from last year.
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And it would have been validating in the most essential way to have seen characters whose everyday lives looked like mine.
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"It's going to be so validating to look into the mirror and see the person that I see inside," Browne said.
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And we sort of realised the same thing about the LGBT community, that there is an importance of knowing, of validating.
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Some people told me to scratch the glass or mess something up, but if I did that, I'd be validating Trump's accusations.
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Recently, the journal Science published a study validating that feeling — at least when it comes to the spread of misinformation on Twitter.
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That connoisseurs of celebrity news and beauty are also validating these teens' glammed-up moments speaks volumes about prom's new elevated platform.
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Instead, the database is stored on the computers of the miners who are validating the transactions that make up the Bitcoin blockchain.
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Now she's carrying another torch for her generation, validating the increasingly common practice of taking a yearlong pause before jumping into college.
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They have probably the best process I've seen for actually digitally validating IP rights, and processing things in a highly secure fashion.
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But the vice presidential nominee achieved one of the primary purposes of Trump selecting Pence: validating Trump with the party's right wing.
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"Someone has claimed (responsibility) already but we are validating if that is authentic," Dela Rosa said, declining to say who that was.
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"We've built almost the same stack, which is validating for both companies, but would be duplicative of us to integrate," Kerrest said.
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Nomura Instinet highlighted AMD's "high revenue growth and rapidly improving profitability" in validating its steep earnings multiple and new $33 price target.
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In that role, she integrated social justice issues into the magazine's coverage, validating and empowering teenagers who care about fashion and politics.
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"It's so validating to have this thing that you've been working on — it's just weird when people respond to it," he says.
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But no celebrity couple should be responsible for validating my concerns that my boyfriend doesn't love the Muppets the way I do.
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By adding the currency to its platform, Coinbase is only further validating the community's assumption that Ethereum may be here to stay.
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It was validating to hear others say they had symptoms like mine, that they hated noise and crowds and had relationship problems.
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"It can be validating and heartbreaking when your intuition is right, especially when you don't want it to be," she tells Noisey.
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With the authority of his publications anchored in validating rather than in editing, Assange can do things that no newspaper editor can.
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To see this succeed at this level, I think it's validating for everyone playing in the location-based gaming space for years.
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For a lot of us, the whole thing can be really triggering and difficult, but the results are often surreal and validating.
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I found it arousing—validating, even—but I knew the heady tryst with my canine lover had to be kept a secret.
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If one helps to elect an immoral man to the highest office, then one is merely validating his immorality, lewdness, and depravity.
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The launch of bitcoin futures institutionalizes the digital currency further, adding to the growing demand for mining and validating transactions, Steng said.
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I think we feel he does not deserve a platform, that by publishing him we are in some way validating his story.
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But there's also a risk that this dialogue with technology becomes little more than an echo chamber, too insular and self-validating.
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His opponent, Senator Bill Nelson, has sued in federal court, challenging the procedures for validating signatures on mail-in or provisional ballots.
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So wedded to this narrative was the president that he formed an entire voter-fraud commission dedicated to validating his conspiracy theory.
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But there's a fine line between taming the president and enabling him — between tempering the way he governs and implicitly validating it.
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And this is where we drew the line, because underscoring dignity and validating the will of the people could not wait forever.
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But the second rep crushed expectations, confirming the need for the solution and validating the sales model could scale with a team.
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It's time to acknowledge that Canada's race issues impact everyone, and to work toward understanding and validating the experiences of racialized Canadians.
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Most existing software tools focus on validating user flow, so you "click, click, click, and see how the screens transition," she explained.
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Mina even holds out her hand to those inarticulate thugs whose violent acts are a perverse way of validating their own lives.
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Rumble Boxing, a boxing-inspired group fitness class, completely changed my way of thinking via a validating environment created by its trainers.
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The history of the signature as a means of validating a contract, though — and what is a receipt but a miniature contract?
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In validating general relativity, the findings also serve as additional evidence for the existence of dark matter and dark energy , Collett told Space.com.
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Weir told TechCrunch that his meteorite came with paperwork explaining the geological analysis that had been performed on the rock validating its origin.
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This is why representation matters in so many ways — knowing that your experience is not yours alone can be incredibly liberating and validating.
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Underground, queer-centric music scenes are incredibly validating: they have the power not only to forge support systems but to amplify queer discourse.
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Of course I could figure this out without astrology, but when it's written right there in her chart and interpreted, it is validating.
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With Syndicates, AngelList handles the logistics of the actual financing, including validating that an investor is accredited and handling the transfer of money.
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"While validating payments with the touch of a finger is a seamless experience, it can unfortunately be abused by scammers just as easily."
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Asking to take their photo and validating their existence is, a lot of the time, more important to me than the actual photo.
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Trump's repeated degradation of 60 million Americans of Latin descent is a welcome sign for racists and white supremacists, validating prejudice and hate.
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Trump effectively welcomed Putin back to the international stage as an equal, validating the Russian leader's core goal of reestablishing Russia's lost influence.
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And now, upon hearing this information and validating the significance of the stuffed monkey, Khloé Kardashian can hopefully have some closure as well.
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In doing so, they've handed a victory to Trump, essentially validating an argument that was never made in good faith to begin with.
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This Bitcoin was obtained in part by mining—the process of validating blocks of other people's transaction data—and otherwise by purchasing it.
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When men tell me that I'm beautiful, it's no longer validating for me — it just makes me wonder what it is they want.
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"We are still validating reports that drug syndicates might be using human right groups to discredit the efforts of the government," he said.
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The novelist Toni Morrison, however, has played an important role in validating these stories by integrating them into her writing, Ms. Tatar said.
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They have the biosafety labs to handle deadly new pathogens, including the ability to grow them—a crucial step for validating any tests.
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Amateur genealogists dedicated to validating the ages of the world's oldest people estimate that even the unverified total comes to only about 1,000.
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The investigation and verdict were validating for Carey's family, who said they knew their son would have taken every precaution while eating out.
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Still, the bakers reassure themselves by validating their beloved source, assembling what they call "proofs" — tangential connections between the bread crumbs and reality.
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Many of the series studied by Color of Change found that those CJPs validating or supporting bad behavior from other CJPs were POC.
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BERLIN — At this point, practically every major computer maker has cloned the Surface Pro, further validating Microsoft's 2-in-1 tablet-laptop vision.
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The Gateway Pundit, a right-wing news site, quickly wrote an article embedding the deceptive video with the clear goal of validating it.
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It's validating for me that my voice, my intentions, my instincts as an artist are good enough to exist within this whole ecosystem.
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Recently, the journal Science has published a study validating this pattern — at least when it comes to the spread of misinformation on Twitter.
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"It is about validating one another," said Duncan McDonnell, Professor of Politics in the School of Government and International Relations at Griffith University.
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It was like a way of testing out the idea with a constrained scope, but validating that people liked it, which is really important.
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Fayulu urged Congolese to take to the streets to peacefully protest what he called "constitutional coup d'etat," accusing the court of validating false results.
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Here, she's repeatedly compared to Caitlyn Jenner in an attempt to expose the apparent double standard of acknowledging Caitlyn's womanhood without validating Dolezal's blackness.
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There are dangers when it comes to overuse of social media and relying too heavily on validating your maternal identity through your interactions online.
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She is challenging the onlooker by validating the experiences of those that she shoots through her loving immortalization of their lives with her camera.
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The early response to our platform has been extremely validating to our mission, and the added excitement from the investor community is just fantastic.
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Yes, but: At least 2 waivers the administration renewed could be seen as validating the regime's claim that its nuclear program was purely peaceful.
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One of the Android apps wasn't properly validating HTTPS certificates, making it possible for an attacker to perform a man-in-the-middle attack.
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He has gone 1-1 with a 3.72 E.R.A. in four starts — validating his decision to try to improve his fastball before giving up.
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He recommends viewing difficult emotions as a puzzle, validating your own emotions in the face of someone else's, and managing your sense of responsibility.
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" Kozinski counsels: "The PCAST report recommends developing standards for validating forensic methods, training forensic examiners and making forensic labs independent of police and prosecutors.
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It's validating to have the truth expressed so articulately, but alarming to have the discriminative practices existent in one's home on such vivid display.
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"If one helps to elect an immoral man to the highest office, then one is merely validating his immorality, lewdness, and depravity," he wrote.
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Even after the team won a title — validating its patient, deliberate overhaul — Mejdal said he sensed resentment in the way others view the organization.
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Of course, it is hard to escape the worry that by visiting places with oppressive laws you are validating the regime of the day.
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What I'm really reaching for is an arbiter of facts, some collection of institutions capable of validating truth claims in a universally accepted manner.
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Douglass frequented her rooms in Hoboken, N.J., where the participants of her salon lionized him, validating his rise from slavery into the thinking classes.
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Lots of people are designing machine learning pipelines to produce virtual molecules, but relatively few have published research validating the work in the lab.
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Regarding criticisms of scalability, it's true that bitcoin's network has been known to be slow, at times validating fewer than 10,000 transactions per second.
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We have seen what happens when a large swath of society overconfidently looks to federal investigators as the vehicle for validating their electoral wishes.
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Image: FacebookFolks will still be able to see all these totally-not-self-validating totals on their own posts, just not on everyone else's.
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Together, their wins showed how the competitions have evolved from typically only validating features associated with white women, like lighter skin and straight hair.
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In fact, health care providers all over the world are validating digital health solutions and demonstrating this ability to improve outcomes and reduce costs.
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The reality is that terrorism is an emotive term, validating fear and creating a thirst for the ostensible security measures proposed by self-proclaimed saviors.
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The 45th President also signed documents validating the appointments of his newly confirmed cabinet members Defense Secretary James Mattis and Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly.
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They became each other's life coach — though they didn't know that term at the time — offering pep talks before asking for raises and validating concerns.
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But for Black women, it was validating to see Lil' Kim flaunt not just these trends, but her sexuality and wealth, on a global stage.
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Experts recommend validating the person's feelings and pointing the person to resources while leaving it up to him or her on what to do next.
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I've been in love with fashion since I was 4-years old and to finally have the industry say that we matter too is validating.
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There is something both painfully discouraging and validating about the way social media refuses to allow that dismissal or isolation of these incidents to continue.
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At the time, Tesla said that it would release self-driving capability through over-the-air updates after validating the software and gaining regulatory approval.
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But pain is even more validating if it's suffered in pursuit of some worthy goal, like protecting weaker people through the sheer force of endurance.
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Exactly how these codes work were largely redacted, but CBP supervisors complained that properly validating the codes were "cumbersome" and may extend passenger waiting times.
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"When you're in distress, having something like this to say, This is what I have, can be validating and help people feel legitimized," he says.
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Researchers evaluated the responses for their ability to recognize a crisis, respond with validating language and refer users to an appropriate help line or resource.
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Nattke said the mass demonstrations gave oxygen to racist opinions that had previously been taboo, validating them in the eyes of those who took part.
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"Sometimes it's just nice for someone to say, 'I believe you and I am validating what you've been saying,'" Rapinoe said in a telephone interview.
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WRESTLING - Nenad Lalovic, the president of United World Wrestling, the international federation, said it had begun validating Russian wrestlers who have qualified for the Olympics.
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This year, Donald Trump appeared on the channel, as did leading politicians from Britain and elsewhere, validating the idea that truth is essentially a mirage.
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The project's progress is "exciting and it's validating in a big way — but it's also sobering because there's a long way to go," he said.
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" After validating West's right to offer up an opinion, Lathan noted that there are "real-world, real-life consequence behind everything that you just said.
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OMG coin owners will be able to make money — like a dividend — by earning fees from validating transactions that occur on the Omise Go network.
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The duo was also eventually able to reclaim their rights to their music, and put up their catalog for auction in a "validating" bidding war.
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Lodge explained this as the device revealing its password first, then validating it against whatever password the user submitted before the unlock password is sent.
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It was incredibly validating to learn that I wasn't, in fact, losing my mind, and that there was a name for what I was experiencing.
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Implement a pricing process where you're constantly validating your pricing strategy by conducting customer/market research and impact analysis, and by forming a communication plan.
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Much was made of this and similar headlines about Sanders and Trump voters, seemingly validating a common pundit theme that their voters are nearly identical.
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A series like this needs a producer with a strong control of tone at every level, so it doesn't accidentally end up validating dark ideals.
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The executive noted that the request means not just writing the software, but validating it to ensure it doesn't break something else on the phone.
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The first season, which was relatively faithful to the book, was chilling and validating, an amplification of and a vessel for nagging fears and frustrations.
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But Mr. Trump evidently sees Mr. Starr as an important validating presence who could endorse the view that the president's impeachment was illegitimate and unfair.
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The bureau is supposed to go through this process of validating every fact alleged in every foreign intelligence surveillance case as a matter of routine.
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Donald Trump has a habit of retweeting and thereby validating unsubstantiated posts from some of the most extreme and unreliable propaganda websites on the net.
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According to the group, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission has not released public information validating that the plant has been properly updated to protect against flooding.
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These three — Mensch, Schindler, and Taylor — form a kind of self-reinforcing information circle, retweeting and validating one another's work on a nearly daily basis.
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Creating precise digital maps of an urban area, and then validating the technology there, costs between $300 million and $400 million per city, Collie estimates.
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Nunes later said he met with an unnamed source at the White House complex who gave him classified information purportedly validating some of Trump's claims.
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If he suddenly pivots, and declares everything Already Great, he'll be asking his followers to dismiss their own anxieties, the ones he spent years validating.
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To a lot of guards, Trump's words have resurrected the us-versus-them climate, validating the idea that things ain't like they used to be.
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This buy-in bestows a seat at the decision-making table for Libra governance and the ability to act as a node processing and validating transactions.
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Because of that, said Hughes, Widsom Panel can act as part of the research process, validating or debunking study results based on what its testing finds.
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So she has this validating, hot moment with Lamar, but we wanted to end the episode with the real point: that she chose herself over Ryan.
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Though it was shame-producing for me to see myself as the weaker person in this power dynamic, it was nonetheless validating to have it witnessed.
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They identified members of the cast and put a ton of resources into understanding why it was so significant, validating it in a lot of ways.
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"This is essentially the US validating what Turkey did and allowing them to annex a portion of Syria and displace the Kurdish population," the official said.
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Men have ignored my complaints and left me when I stood up for myself, completely validating the notion that an outspoken woman is a lonely one.
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A lot of times we're so quick to judge them and quick to assume that because they're not validating us, that they're the one at fault.
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For folks who have had their own experiences discounted, it's incredibly validating to see numbers that show those experiences are real and that they're not alone.
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Eighth Grade is not only extremely relatable to anyone who's survived middle school and puberty; it's also validating—things were exactly as bad as you remember!
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And while InteraXon's headset is supposedly being used in clinical trials to see if it helps cancer patients meditate, there aren't any studies validating the headset.
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In the meantime, Frederica Wilson, a Democratic congresswoman from Florida, is validating one of the Republicans' most disingenuous partisan stunts in recent memory: the Benghazi hearings.
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Students and their parents seemed to find it validating, Ms. Russo said, that school staff members took time to learn about their country and their culture.
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And his victory was seen by some as validating the perception that Americans, or at least half of them, see Mexico through a knot of stereotypes.
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In Japan, multiple large institutions are now beginning to accept digital currency as a transactional entity, validating its use to the Japanese population as a whole.
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The White House did not immediately respond to requests for clarification of the legal grounds the president's lawyers have given him for validating such a move.
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Auspiciously, the treaties that recognized the United States were signed here in 21917, validating the idea that one people, at least, might dare to govern itself.
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As Christopher Achen and I have argued, voters' choices are often more about "validating their social and political identities" than about concrete policies and economic interests.
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This scholar is validating on a wide stage what I've believed and lived for so long but often felt ashamed to do so (because of stigma).
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"Dogs are super excited about food, whereas cats are going to be finicky, so you&aposre not getting that validating product moment right away," he said.
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"The constitutional court has just confirmed that it serves a dictatorial regime ... by validating false results, (and enabling) a constitutional coup d'etat," he said in one.
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Unfortunately, we did not come down at any of the stops and only sight-saw from the bus because of the issue with validating our tickets.
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By partnering with Google, Goop has an opportunity to affiliate its brand with big data and proven fact, without actually validating any of its own claims.
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Because Frobenius was validating cultures that at the time were considered "primitive" or "naïve" in the West, he was constantly struggling to secure financing for his exhibitions.
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Safety worries range from "fears of sci-fi style sentience to the more near-term questions such as validating the performance of self-driving cars," Brin writes.
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Living in a larger body definitely affects how society treats you, and finally connecting with others who understood that experience was not only validating, but also healing.
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If the blockchain is supposed to a trust-based system, how do you ensure that you aren't creating a means to alter data instead of validating it?
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"To date we've only focused on validating its functional effects, and not yet done any placebo-controlled trials — this is something we'll definitely explore," says a spokesman.
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell on Tuesday reiterated a pledge to "act as appropriate" to keep the U.S. economy humming, validating expectations that a rate cut is coming.
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Although life is, of course, not always like the movies, it can be incredibly validating for teens to see their own struggles depicted on the big screen.
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"They said all the right things as far as revamping all of their processes for training of staff, reviewing and validating changes and general procedures," Abuelsamid said.
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Swifties weren't ready for it, but the newly released music video for "…Ready for It?" contains specific Easter eggs and could be validating some popular fan theories.
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Why it matters: At the heart of science is a process of validating a discovery or finding by someone else replicating an experiment and producing similar results.
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Reeves is said to appreciate the certainty of quality that comes with validating a card for use just once for its entire lifetime as a retail product.
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Jackman focused on how early on this initiative is, as Facebook's timeline for validating the new maps depends upon when disasters occur and what each result reveals.
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Republican gubernatorial candidates in Florida and Georgia ran two of the most explicitly racist campaigns in recent memory, and won, likely validating the strategy in their minds.
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If you've ever had the beautiful experience of being in a women's restroom in a bar or club, you'll understand how emotionally validating total strangers can be.
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When you spend some time with young white nationalists on YouTube, Reddit, or 4chan, you understand that counter-information is nothing but fodder for validating their beliefs.
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When you're innovating there's a lot of people rolling their eyes at you or dismissing you, and being connected to the Solve MIT community is super validating.
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California Secretary of State Alex Padilla's office, which is in charge of validating the signatures, confirmed late Tuesday the backers had exceeded the required threshold and qualified.
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It was validating to know that the struggle of someone like my mother was worthy of a poem, that my dreams were important enough to be recorded.
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Instead of validating anything I was saying, he told me that it was nonsense, that I was being too sensitive, that it was all in my head.
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LOS ANGELES — The box office action over the weekend took place in China, where "Aquaman" collected $220 million in tickets, validating a risky plan by Warner Bros.
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Even when we don't resolve the pain completely, getting a diagnosis can be incredibly validating and many women tell me just being taken seriously is very helpful.
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Some days I completely forgot to use the smart features, inadvertently validating Mr. Poupyrev's theory that a good jacket was more important than the tech inside it.
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"Validating registrant data submitted in the assessments can enhance the agency's ability to effectively deploy its limited staff resources and may reduce cybersecurity risks," the audit said.
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"We are committed to ensuring that all materials placed in front of our students are culturally responsive, validating and affirming their cultural and ethnic identities," he continued.
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We verified a portion of the data by validating emails against the site's sign-up feature, though Mixcloud does not require users to verify their email addresses.
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This undemocratic model of dealing with border disputes or independence movements sets a precedent that will inflame territorial problems around the world, validating institutional violence against minorities.
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If the Democrats do recapture the House -- and there are no guarantees -- they would be wise not to see that outcome as a validating embrace by voters.
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The iPhone X, which infamously starts at $999, has clearly resonated with customers, validating Apple's design choices to push the screen outward and discard the home button.
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And Democrats will likely seize on what appears to be the overarching conclusion validating the probe and discrediting some of the GOP's talking points about the investigation.
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"I think that for the artists, it was extremely validating just to know their work was in outer space," says Pier 9 public programs manager, Sarah Brin.
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Crucially, experiments validating the RMa scenario have been limited to relatively low frequencies (below 8 GHz), while actual millimeter-band wireless might be between 30 and 300 GHz.
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Hawley managed the "Himalayan Database", a record of major climbs of the Nepali mountains, and a necessary endorsement for climbers to gain global fame by validating their achievements.
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The comparisons we've gotten to '90 bands have been so flattering and validating, but there was no real intention to follow up on the sounds from that time.
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They are affirmative images of everyone, and it is work that informs and expands upon understandings of gender identity outside of the binary and is real and validating.
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Match is also hoping the court will issue declaratory judgments validating its patents and Bumble's alleged infringement of them, which are involved in its original lawsuit from March.
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This is because there is no way of validating their votes, as general elections in South Africa, as in Britain, are about support for parties and not individuals.
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"Even reaching out a little bit—just validating what they're going through in some way, even if it's just a small comment—that can be helpful," Vogel says.
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"What was so enormously rewarding and validating, when we greenlit season two we couldn't get some of those directors back because they had been booked out," Logan says.
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Specifically, in terms of Native American youth, validating and building on their perspectives and epistemologies will help not only the Puyallup and other Indigenous communities, but also individuals.
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John Lewis (Ga.) told NBC's Meet the Press he didn't believe Trump was a legitimate president, despite the constitutional process validating him as president of the United States.
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Some possibilities for validating include cross-checking simulations in smaller quantum systems with conventional computers or using multiple different simulators to see if they agree on the results.
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And when she sings that song, and 10,000 other people sing that song as well, they're kind of accepting whatever it is you've connected with that, validating that.
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We're familiar with President's Trump's insistence that the National Park Service post a photo validating his claim that 1.5 million people attended his inauguration, which clearly wasn't true.
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Attorneys for the Redstones also asked the court to let the case be handled in California, where Sumner Redstone is seeking an order validating Dauman and Abrams' removal.
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And when we're curious about another person's emotion, it's far easier to be validating, understanding, and empathetic, which is what most people experiencing strong, painful emotions really need.
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Officials at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services have been validating the accuracy of the data and, in recent months, were preparing to release it to researchers.
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I am the same age as Mr. Khan and I'm also a state-educated son of Pakistani Muslim immigrants, and so his win felt especially validating for me.
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While Seasoning Strike may have been all about validating diners' right to eat their food however the hell they choose, the next course took individuality to another level.
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This is a convenient position for someone who is uncomfortable about the absence of any scientific method for validating interpretations, but it is not a very satisfactory one.
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"Unless Trump cancels Secretary Mnuchin's trip immediately, the United States is validating the likely murder of U.S. resident and journalist Jamal Khashoggi by the Saudi government," he said.
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"Gender dysphoria affects different people differently, but it doesn't really impact job performance as long as the employer creates an environment that is accepting and validating," Calyx said.
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But the same rhetoric that may be validating some white Americans could also be energizing Democratic voters, University of California Irvine political science professor Michael Tesler told Reuters.
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"As many state and local health departments did, we did have issues validating the test kit originally," a spokesperson said, but the tests are now up and running.
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For Ivy and me, aside from all the hard business stuff we've been figuring out, what's so rewarding is having this community who are validating what we're doing.
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It's really cool to see so many of the labor issues strippers face out on the big screen acted out by J.Lo. It's pretty cool and validating, actually.
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And should I be beating myself up for taking a step, just because everyone says this was what I should do, as opposed to really validating that myself?
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People whose names aren't found on the rolls can still vote, they just have to sign a sworn affidavit validating their identify before they can cast a provisional ballot.
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Chan believes his research is further validating the trend, aided by his prime location in Hong Kong, "a city that can merge the Western and Eastern culture," he said.
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"The people who have come forward with both stories validating mine, and stories of their own personal experiences, have helped me immensely with my own healing process," she wrote.
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The criticism stems from Nunes's disclosures that he met with an unnamed source at the White House complex who gave him classified information purportedly validating some of Trump's claims.
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The Lion King's financial success is especially validating for Disney's strategy of live-action remakes of its animated classics, which the studio plans to continue for the foreseeable future.
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West is a similar voice in our culture, and by going on Jones' show, and using it as a platform for his own speech, he's essentially validating that platform.
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Contagious pessimism can flip an economy from one equilibrium to another, in which cautious consumers spend less and hiring and investment fall accordingly, validating the initial outbreak of pessimism.
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If we were verbally ready to kick Gen-Z yellow to the curb, Meghan Markle just eradicated that by validating the yellow pieces we've been silently holding out for.
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But rather than going public immediately, the LIGO team spent the next five months meticulously validating their discovery, making sure to account for every possible source of environmental noise.
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The open source community has played a critical role in advancing Jitsi's projects by validating its use in a diverse set of environments and complementing the core team's development.
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"While this may feel like an obvious update to some, validating that this TV experience was better for our members took extensive research, testing and technology improvements," Garcia said.
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I have an autographed copy of that Clash album displayed at home, but at the time I sided with the latter for validating every angsty teenage feeling I had.
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In doing so, she risks validating the negative, oft-peddled view of her as a cynical politician who will do anything to win and who has no core principles.
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In 0003 the American Psychological Association said "the lie detector might be better called a fear detector," noting there was virtually no research validating its use in job screening.
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell on Tuesday reiterated a pledge to "act as appropriate" to keep the U.S. economy humming, validating expectations that a rate cut is on the way.
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The results revealed matches between the ancient and modern DNA samples, validating the idea that DNA sequencing could shed light on on the repatriation of remains with unknown origins.
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Validating the "third time's a charm" philosophy, after a thorough vetting and hearings, Kennedy was unanimously confirmed by the Senate and took his place on the high court bench.
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By visiting this overhyped street junction, you're making an unconscious decision to contribute to the glorification of our hyper-consumerist society and validating the hypocrisy of late stage capitalism!!!!!
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A task force assigned by Mayor Rahm Emanuel of Chicago has found racism and systemic failures in the police force, validating complaints made for years by African- American residents.
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If they respond in a validating, accepting manner, these are signs that they're not consumed by negative stigma surrounding the disorder and that they could be a supportive partner.
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While Silva has lost a step and Bisping has too, a victory for Bisping would go a long way towards validating the potential that many always saw in Bisping.
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A Tony nomination is amazing and validating and wonderful, but it's also one of those nice insurance policies that mean you might be able to have a job again.
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With much of today's enterprise software, a person is required to make inferences repeatedly based on any number of data points — validating positive compliance with security protocols, for example.
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However, the agreements put in place and the tracking and validating of qualifying terms has created a back office headache and many wasted hours on behalf of parties involved.
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Elliott - which broadly backs a combination of Capgemini and Altran - has also taken aim at Altran management's role in validating the offer price, alleging a potential conflict of interest.
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Elliott - which broadly backs a combination of Capgemini and Altran - has also taken aim at Altran management's role in validating the offer price, alleging a potential conflict of interest.
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Trump's "deal of the century" is really the steal of the century — validating almost all Israeli claims and leaving Palestinians with the scraps Israel can afford to do without.
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Here's a conservative economist validating the claim that her plan could seriously reduce inequality in the United States, and then bemoan the alleged harms done to billionaires to boot.
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"Getting access to content, getting access to material for the purposes of prototyping, of validating, a lot the time that's a really big deal for a startup," Hendrix said.
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Why it matters: Some experts warn that the U.S.' renewed focus on space weaponization is actually validating adversaries that hope to bolster their own military uses of outer space.
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The business is subscriber-based, and it tries to be highly customized, arriving in a box with a card listing nutritional studies validating a particular mixture of ingredients, Sutherland says.
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An international team led by Andrew Mayo from the National Space Institute at the Technical University of Denmark took a closer look at 2126573 exoplanet candidates, validating 149 of them.
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"For so long, advertisements have been how we continue to reinforce the status quo of what we view as societally desirable and validating," Dame Products CEO Alexandra Fine told TechCrunch.
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We received more than 400 pitches for this new program, validating our conviction that mental health coverage for and by college students is a crucial area of focus for us.
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To get the 10 from Rashad Jennings with our Disney themed dance last week felt good and really validating, because Alan and I put in so many hours of work.
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Last week, General Motors subsidiary Cruise, postponed a planned launch of an autonomous ride-share service as it continues developing, validating and making sure its self-driving cars are ready.
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"It's like they're on the same page, so there's a lot of circumstantial evidence," she added, validating the theory that Russians tried to influence US politics by hacking DNC mails.
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While the president-elect has aimed to quell some of those fears, he has also attacked media outlets and protesters on Twitter since his election, validating those concerns for some.
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In addition, because we are registering all wine futures as tokens on a blockchain, we are bringing a powerful validating force that will go a long way toward reducing fraud.
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But Canaccord Genuity analyst Michael Graham said the results continued the strong growth pattern of prior quarters, calling Square Capital a "shining example" validating Square's ability to cross-sell services.
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There's no consensus, however, on what the right move is for nations caught between desperate relatives and the broader implications of funneling money into violent organizations — and validating the means.
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These people are so busy and in such high demand and it is just so validating that people chose to spend their free hours doing a show that we created.
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Olson-Kennedy works at a practice made up of all trans and gender-nonconforming therapists, and says that having gender dysphoria in the DSM can be validating for some people.
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Validating what your customer is saying is crucial: One study found that waitresses who repeated customers' orders verbatim made 70% more tips than those who simply acknowledged or paraphrased them.
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Nunes went on to say he had seen no evidence validating allegations that the Trump campaign had regular contact with Russian officials, a claim Schiff called "premature" later that day.
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In unseasonable sunshine on the White House South Portico on Wednesday, Trump and the GOP savored a moment of togetherness and triumph, at last validating their monopoly on Washington power.
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When validating this scale, psychologists have found that the number of people in serious psychological distress corresponds to the number of people with a diagnosis of a serious mental illness.
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It was amazingly validating to take the focus off of what my body looks like and focus it instead on what my body can do, like growing a beautiful baby.
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Nunes went on to say he had seen no evidence validating allegations that the Trump campaign had regular contact with Russian officials, a conclusion Schiff called "premature" later that day.
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"We believe Covid Credit can provide a crucial piece of the puzzle in identifying and validating the needs of freelancers and non-salaried workers affected by COVID-19," adds Campbell.
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And so it is Mr. Essebsi who has opened an enormous crack in the foundation of Muslim conservatism and set a unique precedent by validating various feminist and intellectual movements.
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"Their endorsement is huge in validating him as a face for the party and movement going forward," said Representative Ro Khanna of California, a co-chair of Mr. Sanders's campaign.
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"It's just that it would have massive consequences for our partners, for our credibility, for North Korea, for validating Iran's argument that we can't be trusted," said one US official.
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This week, we saw the incredibly powerful and truly validating experience that organically takes hold for millions of women when a survivor like Ford comes forward and tells the truth.
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"This is a critical step in validating our role in the Asia-Pacific response force," 2nd Lt. Joe McNeil, a platoon leader involved in the exercise said in a statement.
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Separately, Sumner Redstone asked a Los Angeles Court on Monday for an order validating his removal of Dauman and Abrams from his trust and from the board of National Amusements Inc.
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It takes time and money to do studies like this, and Abrams argues that there's little pushing states and law enforcement agencies to spend that time and money validating these things.
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The court on Thursday rejected a petition filed by the opposition alleging intimidation and abuse, validating the official results showing more than 73 percent of 4.7 million voters supported the amendments.
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Validating a new biomarker Hansson and his colleagues developed a blood test that is, essentially, a variation on an existing test capable of detecting neurofilament light chain protein in spinal fluid.
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And all of Mueller&aposs indictments, the fact that Cohen now seems to be ready to flip on Trump, everything else seems to be quite validating the seriousness of the investigation.
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VICE: I'm interested in the process of validating some of your lonely patients' frustration but also helping them realize their lack of romantic success is at least partly their own fault.
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A CLIA certificate is something akin to an FDA approval alternative, validating not the results of a test but that the lab that produced them operated according to certain quality standards.
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Separately, Sumner Redstone on Monday asked a Los Angeles Court for an order validating his removal of Dauman and Abrams from his trust and from the board of National Amusements Inc.
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Big companies are buying little startups and then leveraging their technology and expertise to round out the much larger-scale enterprise of developing, testing, validating, producing, and distributing self-driving cars.
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" Wright says Netflix counts its summer smash Stranger Things as part of its growing "young adult" roster, and credits it with "validating [the] theory that family content can be great content.
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But perhaps the most validating aspect of the research is that these essential elements—found scattered across so many stars—also make up 97 percent of the mass of our bodies.
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To be certain of what Kepler has found, researchers most go through a process of validating the signals from the spacecraft to determine which ones are most likely caused by exoplanets.
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In a wonderful example of truth validating fiction, the star system imagined as the location of Vulcan, Spock's home world in Star Trek, has a planet orbiting it in real life.
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Howell's ruling directed the administration to turn over the unredacted report to the House of Representatives Judiciary Committee by Wednesday, while also validating the legality of the impeachment inquiry against Trump.
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Confronting anti-Semitic claims with evidence, showing their absurdity, is crucial, Lipstadt told me—even if it's also prudent to keep some distance and avoid validating those acting in bad faith.
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They play the roles that historically spouses played, but spouses have all kinds of recognition, from ceremonies to tax benefits, and friends don't get those same kinds of public, validating acknowledgments.
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How validating was that, and do you feel like the scientific realists lost that battle of the culture wars given the proliferation of postmodern academic gibberish that comprises many people's dissertations?
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In the late '80s at NASA, we had just started validating hypersonic-gas-flow codes with wind-tunnel experiments as part of an initiative to design spaceflight vehicles from computer models.
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We must never give up the vote as a means of validating the republic, and we must prepare future local elections that will be essential to the consolidation of this republic.
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Artists like Donald Glover, Issa Rae and Janelle Monáe have allowed us to see a more complex world reflected back to us, validating black nerds, black queers and black weirdos everywhere.
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But Virgin shares are up more than 45% already this year, validating the SPAC process and proving that investors are hungry for some new companies -- no matter how they go public.
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Garneau had previously said Transport Canada will make changes to improve the rigor of its system for validating aircraft already certified by regulators such as the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
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With initial validation behind it, the company raised its new cash to pursue rapid commercial adoption for its tests and to continue validating applications of its technology while exploring new ones.
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The stories he collects and broadcasts across the internet aren't just voter testimonials produced to validate the campaign or its policies — they're aimed, in Bernie's mind, at people validating one another.
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He didn't have to acquiesce to the emergency declaration — he could have asserted the Senate's independence at a critical time by passing the spending bill without validating Mr. Trump's emergency declaration.
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As a Puerto Rican, Mr. Neco was tolerated in a mostly Irish-American neighborhood, he said, but as he matured he realized that his survival depended on validating his ethnic identity.
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Validating this message means challenging all the people who benefit from the invention of whiteness and from white supremacy, self-identified nontrans men in particular (both straight and gay among you).
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Establishment Democrats don't need to like him (and certainly don't need to vote for him), but there's no point in validating his most unrealistic promises by working overtime to take him down.
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Some statistics from 214:There were nearly 150,000 injuries caused by trampolines (which is probably validating to my mother, who got mad when I went on my neighbor's trampoline as a kid).
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Some of their actions include validating tariff increases, working with suppliers to minimize the cost impact including identifying alternative supply and evaluating pricing actions while ensuring that our pricing stays market-based.
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Validating your child's feelings about their body from day one, on the other hand, teaches children they have a voice and a right to their bodies just like adults do, she explains.
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Evidence gleaned from emails has been the main driver behind charges so far, but as Henning explained, live witness testimony will be essential in both validating or disproving the sentiments in them.
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Last month, the Philippines celebrated its victory in the Hague over Beijing, when an international tribunal ruled in the Philippines' favour, validating its claims over its portion of the South China Sea.
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And this is Step Sisters' entire entry point to exploring race and all the things that come with it: appropriation, tokenization, interracial dating as a political act, and validating one's Black card.
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As someone who struggles with the schism between outsider and insider art, I found the tandem shows of Brown's created and collected objects to be at once deeply validating and vaguely infuriating.
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I'm troubled by the fact that there's no confirmation, that only one outside researcher has been allowed to look at it, and that person would not go on the record validating it.
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Like a lot of recruitment platforms it helps companies find tech talent across Europe through a network of European headhunters validating the talent on the platform and making visible their city preferences.
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Riley tells me he took a BoltBus from Oakland to LA for his first meeting with Stanfield—for an influential distributor to purchase his film wasn't just validating, it was life-altering.
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"This isn't just a story about vulgar language, it's about opening the door to humanity's worst side, about validating and encouraging racism and xenophobia," United Nations human rights spokesman Rupert Colville said.
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But by being allowed to continue classifying drivers as independent contractors, Uber doesn't have to stump up the cost of these perks, driving down its operating costs and validating its business model.
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"By refusing to release the White House visitor logs, President Trump is only validating the rampant concerns about who may be pulling the levers in his administration," Udall said in a statement.
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Most notably, safety spans a wide range of concerns from the fears of sci-fi style sentience to the more near-term questions such as validating the performance of self-driving cars.
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Authorities say such orders need to be approved by the city's independent judiciary as a safeguard, but critics say judges will have difficulty validating evidence presented by mainland authorities against potential fugitives.
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Wriggling your way up the corporate ladder as fast as possible sure sounds validating, but it would also be nice to have relationships, take care of your body, and not die young.
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"It is essential that this process of recounting and validating the real results be carried out in all transparency, in order to proclaim the real winner," he said in an emailed statement.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Consumers in the United States kept their expectations of inflation restrained in July, data showed on Monday, validating concerns that prompted the Federal Reserve to start cutting interest rates.
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But there are areas where Gibbs has distinguished himself from Davidson's most famous product, validating a season in which he has inherited the pressure of living up to a nearly impossible standard.
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But if none of that works, Whorwell will turn to another form of treatment, one that he's been validating and promoting since he first used it in the 22016s: gut-directed hypnotherapy.
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The rapper-artist lines up a slew of once meaningful and validating self-identities — Sikh, male, middle-class, British, Asian, former colonial subject, artist — only to shoot them all down, execution-style.
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An invitation for Russia -- kicked out of the then-G8 for annexing Crimea in 2014 -- would risk validating Putin's land grab, which redrew the borders of Ukraine and post-Cold War Europe.
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Moon may want to put a bow on it by pushing for a so-so deal now, validating the struggle in the 85033s student movement while creating daylight between Seoul and Washington.
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"Contrail models are vital in validating the effectiveness of different mitigation solutions such as the use of alternative fuels, new engine technology, and flight diversion strategies," the researchers wrote in their paper.
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There's something to be said for collecting one's thoughts and validating anxieties, but many respondents have pretty clearly never considered simply talking to their partner, which would likely be far more productive.
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"Anyone who functions as a middle man validating and verifying transactions is at risk for disruption when it comes to blockchain," said Serres, whose firm invests in tech startups and crypto infrastructure.
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The judiciary changes could also affect elections because, in addition to serving as the highest court of appeal for all civilian and criminal cases, the Supreme Court is responsible for validating voting.
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Even though some companies don't plan to deploy AVs in the U.S., there's a certain cachet that comes from validating their technology and securing investment in California — the epicenter of AV research.
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In his films, marginalized men and women proceed with their private lives while acting as validating witnesses to sweeping societal changes that will naturally alter the ways they relate to one another.
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Charles Schumer, after Democratic colleagues voted to approve the Iran nuclear deal, that "Schumer is validating the worst appeasement of terrorism since Munich," where Palestinian terrorists killed Israeli athletes at the Olympic Games.
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The human side of finance is defined as the non-technical components of working with clients, including identifying, validating and speaking to the emotional and behavioral aspects of financial planning and investment management.
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"The place where we're lacking diversity of thought is in the echo chamber that they have built around themselves validating the stupidity of that rigid decision" to get — and apparently stay — behind Baer.
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The company is validating its software "from the ground up," and this past weekend, Tesla rolled out a speed-restricted version of its Autopilot driver assist software for Tesla cars equipped with HW2.
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"It can be very validating to see that other people have experienced the same thoughts or emotions you have, and self-help books also help you see yourself more clearly," Dr. Norman says.
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" Even highly motivated political operatives inside the FBI failed to produce any evidence pointing to collusion with Russia by the Trump campaign, validating President Trump's frequent statement of fact: "There was no collusion.
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He also carried a majority (close to a full half) of white voters with college degrees, thus validating what we suspected all along: Many white voters feared telling pollster exactly how they'd vote.
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All of these dynamics mean that if Trump turns to military action against North Korea, he would likely have far fewer outside voices validating his choice than a president can usually call upon.
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From there, couples move into the deeper, more complicated step, which is validating, or expressing that you understand where your partner is coming from, regardless of whether or not you agree with them.
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Isn't it possible that every list of books and songs is carefully selected to appease the largest possible audience, validating the things were already love, without explicitly showboating for the lowest common denominator?
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When at least three representatives asked why he did not have black supporters from South Bend validating him on the trail, Mr. Buttigieg told them he did not know such signaling was important.
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In addition to reigniting a nuclear arms race ended by Ronald Reagan 30 years ago, reintroducing nuclear-armed Tomahawk cruise missiles would aggravate the INF crisis by validating Moscow's claims of U.S. noncompliance.
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A politician comes along, moving the political rhetoric to the extreme right, addressing this population by validating feelings of marginalization while reinforcing fear of what this population considers to be a foreign threat.
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But with competition between the auction houses pushing up valuations — and thus creating "growth," or at least inflation — more guaranteed lots are selling to their guarantors, without any external bidding validating the price.
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"Our sales, and the amazing accolades that we continue to garner, are extremely validating and are a true testament to this remarkable property and our immensely talented team," he said in the statement.
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For Democratic lawmakers seeking to build their case for impeachment, the new whistle-blower could serve as an important witness for both validating what they know and potentially providing new leads for investigators.
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The report criticized the FBI for "113 significant errors and omissions" in those warrant applications, too, validating Republican concerns that an FBI agent had modified records when it obtained those warrants in 2016.
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The success of the Commercial Crew program is also considered vital to demonstrating that the private sector can be trusted with taxpayer dollars, validating NASA's efforts to hand over more of its duties.
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Sheriff Arpaio played a key role in validating Donald Trump, whose candidacy was initially seen as a joke, as the champion of hardline immigration policies and the cultural anxieties that came alongside them.
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Trump had a chitchat with Lesley Stahl on "60 Minutes" Sunday and not only vowed not to mount a challenge to the SCOTUS decision validating gay marriage, he said he's fine with it.
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"This is essentially the US validating what Turkey did and allowing them to annex a portion of Syria and displace the Kurdish population," a senior US official familiar with operations in Syria told CNN.
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"SAP is presenting a clear strategy, customers are already validating it in Q2 and we are increasing guidance as a signal that a new wave of growth has been unleashed," CEO Bill McDermott said.
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Starting with his first in-person call for Clinton's election on Tuesday, Clinton aides hope the second-term President will serve as a validating voice that can vouch for Clinton's character, fitness and qualifications.
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NEW YORK, Aug 41.13 (Reuters) - Consumers in the United States kept their expectations of inflation restrained in July, data showed on Monday, validating concerns that prompted the Federal Reserve to start cutting interest rates.
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No matter how validating the onscreen gags are, they're still a reminder of a man who found more emotional resonance in Jurassic Park's T-Rex than in a connection with a living human being.
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Opening up to new relationships has been both valuable and validating for me as I navigate parenthood, and I would encourage all new moms to seek out fresh perspectives and people along the way.
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Now, his attacks and several helpful court wins as Democrats seek Trump's financial records are unifying her coalition and even validating her warning Trump wants impeachment to brand her party as extreme and overreaching.
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The cessation of hostilities was holding -- proof, they said, that they could control the armed groups they claim to speak for while validating their claim to represent Syria's opposition and be at the talks.
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"By standardizing and validating biomarkers for immunotherapy while also developing and exploring new biomarkers, we hope to advance rapidly toward a new future of precision oncology that benefits all patients," Collins told the briefing.
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A nine-month extension to the end of December would also re-align the decision-making with the regular cycle of OPEC meetings while validating hedge fund expectations and ensuring market sentiment remains positive.
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A Tesla comes along, with a wildly high-risk business model, and the big guys are happy to let Musk take his shot, gobbling up risk, validating a market, and spending other people's money.
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This administration has turned a blind eye to such interference, and President Trump has demonstrated more interest in validating false claims of fraudulent voting than combatting a threat certified by 17 national intelligence agencies.
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But as the sociologist Madeleine Pape, who once raced against Semenya, has argued, governing bodies like the athletics association have done this in precisely the wrong way, by validating myths and stoking athletes' fears.
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On smaller scales, we have unraveled the nature of three of the four fundamental forces of the universe and discovered the Higgs particle, validating our picture of the origin of mass in the cosmos.
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He agreed that part of the problem was that white farmers had more money to hire lawyers, but he also blamed the incompetence of the government commission charged with finding and validating land claims.
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Even though some companies don't even plan to deploy self-driving vehicles in the U.S., there's a certain cachet that comes from validating their technology and securing investment in California — the epicenter of AV research.
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Poland's parliament held a second day of debate on Wednesday on a proposed law to give the government more direct control over the Supreme Court, whose tasks include validating elections in the ex-communist state.
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I regretfully informed Wyatt that I needed to walk away from our friendship, and for the first time over the course of our relationship, she really seemed to listen, asking why and validating my feelings.
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Phil threw the 'Heil' and screamed, "WHITE POWER!" on camera at a concert honoring Dimebag's legacy, thus validating a long history of mumbled racism claims and making "Camp Phil" the most undesired allegiance in metal.
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In its investigation of the fatal Autopilot crash, NHTSA said the crash rate of Tesla cars dropped by 275 percent after Autopilot was installed, validating Tesla's claims that the feature is safer than human driving.
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"I don't want to say it was validating, but it was like, yeah this happened, it was a real thing, and for me, it was kind of like opening up an old wound," said Rodriguez.
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A typical firm in India spends some 1,83 rupees ($22) obtaining and validating client data, be it to bring a taxi driver onto a ride-hailing platform or to accept a new mutual-fund customer.
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To see someone whose experiences were so similar to mine, but see the international success Enninful has achieved at such iconic publications like i-D, W, and now British Vogue isn't just encouraging, but validating.
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Hiring a baby nurse for a couple of nights bought psychology professor Elizabeth Dunn quality time with her husband when they were new parents, validating results from her happiness studies at University of British Columbia.
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Buddhists have been studying the human mind for thousands of years, and clinical psychology is increasingly embracing and validating a variety of Buddhist strategies for dealing with the abundant suffering that comes with being human.
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I'm a little nervous of what my fumbling performance will reveal about me, but Athanasopoulos assures me I'm similar to others who have been tested—and so far, we seem to be validating his theory.
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The conciliation body will be responsible for validating environmental infractions, holding hearings with the defendants in which it can "present possible legal solutions to close out the dispute" and making a ruling in the case.
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"Regardless of size or sector, ideation processes typically happen from the top down, with those highest paid and most senior usually sharing, validating and actioning the most ideas," says Idea Drop co-founder Owen Hunnam.
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Both the car companies and regulators have decades of experience making vehicles safer in crashes, but the means and methods for validating the reliability and safety of self-driving cars have not even been invented.
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By putting "need your advice" in the subject line of an email, you're validating the person you are emailing, which makes them more likely to open and read your message and even help you out.
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The NTSB's report states that more robust tools and methods need to be used for validating assumptions about pilot response to airplane failures in safety assessments developed as part of the U.S. design certification process.
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Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester and San Francisco Fed President John Williams in recent days both signaled that they view recent economic data as validating their expectations for stronger inflation and continued, gradual rate hikes.
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Mr. Kahn, his longtime student, was recently in Israel to help produce a documentary aimed at recording the history of Krav Maga, weighing the various claims to Mr. Lichtenfeld's mantle and validating Mr. Gidon's credentials.
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Vaciago explained that a spyware acting according to Italian law should not install itself on any target without first validating that the target is legitimate, something Exodus does not properly do, according to the researchers.
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Strasburg, 29, is a three-time All-Star with a $175 million contract in the prime of his career, seemingly validating the Nationals' infamous decision to shut him down in September 2012, before the playoffs.
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More importantly, and maybe more practically, they would validate (or be regulated into validating) the promised life span of their products—something that would allow consumers to make informed choices about price on their own.
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Therefore, scientists now have observed evidence validating climate model projections, as well as providing policy-makers with a "data-driven assessment of sea level change that does not depend on the climate models," Nerem said.
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"No matter how they try to explain it, it will send an unmistakable signal that we are validating the Israeli position that the whole of Jerusalem is a wholly owned Israeli enterprise," Mr. Miller said.
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Kenyatta won by a thin margin, with just over 50 percent of the vote; Odinga alleged voting irregularities and took his case to Kenya's highest court, which ruled in Kenyatta's favor by validating the results.
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Those remarks prompted a chorus of criticism from both Democrats and Republicans, who urged the president to more forcefully condemn hate groups and accused him of validating the views of white nationalists and neo-Nazis.
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A more realistic, nuanced approach to the way we conceive of mental illness would go a long way toward validating the myriad potential causes for human suffering and clearing paths for many more in need.
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A more realistic, nuanced approach to the way we conceive of mental illness would go a long way toward validating the myriad potential causes for human suffering and clearing paths for many more in need.
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Some say Komarov's last words are full of retribution and fury, condemning the "devil ship" Soyuz 1, and validating the archetype that Soviet leaders placed more value on global prestige than their own citizens' lives.
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The notion of a younger generation calling out hypocrisy by actually taking the actions an older generation only bloviated about holds some appeal, but the play is more interested in validating several wearying middle-age fantasies.
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The Tar Heels' Joel Berry II is quickly validating a season in which he made the All-Final Four team after scoring 20 points in a 77-74 loss to Villanova in the national championship game.
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The worsening inversion is "certainly validating that a recession has a great chance of being here a year, year and a half from now," said Kevin Giddis, head of fixed income capital markets at Raymond James.
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Although bitcoin miners get paid a sum of bitcoin for their labors, the price tag of validating transactions in the first place could be a problem for the widespread penetration of that technology in commercial activity.
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In the absence of definitive clinical studies, the fastest way to improve outcomes is by aggregating the insights, experiences and intuitions of our best clinicians, and continuously validating and refining them based on real-world data.
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The U.S. Supreme Court's decision this week validating arbitration agreements that bar workers from filing class action lawsuits could give proposals that would allow employees to sue companies on behalf of states new momentum, experts said.
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It goes a long way to explain the tussle raging within the GOP itself -- over the party's approach to validating its Washington majority, its responsibility for global stewardship and its prospects in the 2018 midterm elections.
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It sets up a framework for public-private consortiums that can help the FDA develop a scientific framework for validating molecular or imaging biomarkers that can be used to customize medicines for sub-groups of patients.
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Adam hearing my rough demo and saying, "I get what you're trying to do and I'm going to do a rewrite of the melody to make it more the thing you want" was so, so validating.
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"It's enormously validating to be recognized by your acting peers," he said, adding that two of his "idols," Tom Hanks and Joaquin Phoenix, sent him out-of-the-blue praise via email when "Rocketman" came out.
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It has also shown us that Republicans really do follow their leader — validating the comment that the MSNBC host Chris Matthews has been known to make that Democrats fall in love and Republicans fall in line.
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But critics said the order could have the opposite effect of that intended, validating white-nationalist drives for Jews to be reclassified as non-American — and possibly leading to Jewish deportations and exacerbating anti-Semitic hatred.
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This is a problem that Trump has had in the past, and there's a reason for it: He's extremely good at validating people's fears, but he doesn't offer any suggestions for how they can be ameliorated.
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A CLIA certificate is sort of like an alternative to FDA approval, validating not whether the results of a test are valid but at least whether the lab that produced them operated according to certain quality standards.
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Finding life on an object of interstellar origin, Loeb argues, would not only demonstrate that life exists elsewhere, but also that it can be transferred between planetary systems—an important next step in validating the panspermia hypothesis.
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The latest witness: Timothy Morrison, the former top Russia expert for the National Security Council, testified that he, too, saw signs of a quid pro quo, validating a key episode at the center of the impeachment inquiry.
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Opturo leverages its proprietary enterprise data management platform, Virtual Investment Analytics, to provide its customers with the infrastructure and tools to automate any investment process, whether it is validating data, generating analytics, or creating and distributing reports.
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And if you look at the typical design cycles from ideation of concept to coming up with initial designs and what we call validating, and verifying that, and then manufacturing and deploying, it can take decades. Right.
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But denial isn't going to help anyone, parents and parenting experts say, so the best thing any mom of a mean girl can do is start validating her daughter and connecting with her, even on the playground.
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Kobach rejected the notion that the President's voter commission -- which met for the first time Wednesday morning -- is a means of validating Trump's claims that he lost the popular vote because of millions of illegally-cast votes.
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Robison and others hope the USDA will work quickly to create rules for validating hemp shipments that local law enforcement could use instead of relying on THC field tests, such as state agricultural certificates or lab certificates.
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Read moreWhat it's about: In a wildly whimsical, validating, and exuberant reflection of the LGBTQ community, "This Day In June" welcomes readers to experience a pride celebration and share in a day when we are all united.
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Mr. Elias and his colleagues also tried another argument: Since many people pay their taxes late, penalty revenues would continue trickling into the federal treasury for at least the next few years, validating the mandate's tax status.
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Harmful as that impact would be on the affected areas, I want to argue here that validating the Trump administration's cynical hijacking of the census would have a devastating effect on the integrity of the Supreme Court.
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To help fill the data vacuum and provide scholarly legitimacy, Mr. Falk enlisted Robert C. Morgan, a member of his company's advisory board of scholars and curators, to write an essay characterizing and validating Mr. Bertschmann's work.
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"What we&aposre doing is validating years of test catapult shots that were done at the EMALS test facility ... and years of arrestments on AAG," both at a facility in Lakehurst, New Jersey, said commanding officer Capt.
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"I have not been feeling all that great for quite some time, but it has been somewhat of a relief and completely validating to understand the cause behind my pain," the 25-year-old wrote on Instagram.
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"It was emotional to receive but also validating — sometimes you wonder if you imagine how people are mistreating you, or exaggerating it, playing the victim, so it was nice to have my hurt feelings affirmed," she said.
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One incentive for people to pick the app over its competitors is the ability to pool proof-of-stake assets with other users so they can increase their chances of mining and validating new blocks on the blockchain.
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Each participating group will receive genetic sequences from both cancerous and non-cancerous tissues and then they will be tasked with finding and validating through testing which ones are likely to be correct and recognizable by T-cells.
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"The bigger problem that I think can be solved would be validating that a person making a call is actually the owner of that caller ID, or has permission to make calls from that caller ID," he said.
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Holding up authorized military aid to Ukraine in an effort to coerce the government into smearing Joe Biden and validating an absurd conspiracy theory that aims to exonerate Russia for 2016 election interference is a perfectly impeachable offense.
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" A Son's Musical Legacy Sitting in a back room at Pianos for People's storefront location while Smith tutors students in the large front room, Townsend listens as they play and says, "I hear Alex validating what's going on.
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We'll talk to Waymo's CTO about the state of AI, the company's approach to developing, testing and validating its self-driving vehicle technology and what challenges remain for this Alphabet company and the rest of the AV industry.
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"The Fed faces a difficult balancing act in acknowledging investors' concerns over global growth without validating those fears by implying that December's lift-off was a policy mistake," said BlueBay Asset Management's head of credit strategy David Riley.
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But, aiming to come out on top in a brutally competitive space in which IP is a central factor while also validating its sky-high valuation, Uber has said it's crucial to develop its own autonomous driving technology.
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While the company does some basic work on validating this information automatically, the plan is to use machine learning to better understand this data, which is often in standardized formats, but also often comes in as unstructured data.
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S3 capacity had grown to such an extent in the affected datacenter that when they restarted, running all of the safety checks and validating the integrity of the underlying metadata took a mite bit longer than they expected.
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This attack gives ISIS something new to talk about, boosting its profile and, some argue, validating the strategy of encouraging attacks by supporters in their home countries if they can no longer make it to the front lines.
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" Braun noted that President Trump's staff seems to have been similarly forced to learn the art of retroactive narrative construction, adding, "I find it strangely validating to hear that they're doing the same thing in the White House.
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"The effect of scanning my illustration and sending it off across the country — to be published on this website that so many people kind of rely on — felt so good, so validating and so uplifting," Ms. Santos said.
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The FDA will also authorize labs to run tests on Roche's high-volume platform and create a 24-hour hotline for labs if they can't get authorized tests, need to process tests or have issues validating a test.
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But some, like the watchdog group Consumer Reports, want more from the feds, like validating the safety of self-driving vehicles before they hit the road—even if they're still just testing, and not being purchased by consumers.
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"It's really validating the idea that digital money, or blockchain-based money, is a valid form of transaction," Lee, who serves as managing partner and head of research at the equity research firm, said on "Fast Money " Tuesday.
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The moment someone accidentally tilts their phone and sees there's more to the scene is the moment you're awarded with extra cool points: a raised eyebrow, surprised look, or, (if you're lucky), an inbox message validating your coolness.
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Swofford has been developing and validating his program for about four years, and the Fort Huachuca case marked the first time in the US that the program—or any statistical tool—had been deployed for use in a courtroom.
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The bottom line: While scripting the infinite number of potential traffic situations may be impossible, enabling diversity and spontaneity in simulation is a vital way to test a car's reaction to unforeseen scenarios, validating AV technology without sacrificing safety.
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This means that the system makes sure any device an employee is using is secure, while validating the user's identity, making sure the network is safe and preventing anything malicious on a device from spreading to a cloud service.
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Does it really matter if the president is heightening the conflicts in political life, if he is deepening our cultural divides, if he is activating and validating our tribal identities and hatreds every time he turns on his phone?
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"I'm pleased to see the president come away from the position that he was adopting mere days ago when he was making the point that Assad is a fact on the ground, sort of validating Assad's presence," Democratic Rep.
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The hearing took place just hours after The Washington Post published an article in which former TikTok staff said they were instructed by managers in China to censor videos on the platform, validating lawmakers' existing fears about the company.
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We joke the next day about how ridiculous our friends looked passed out on the bathroom floor or Snapchatting while dancing and making out with some random guy, thus validating their actions and encouraging them to do it again.
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Validating the findings: The research team demonstrated the method in two settings: one checked the ability to rapidly correct an inherited genetic alteration in T-cells, and the other replaced the T-cell receptor so it recognized cancer cells.
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Two key points where they could have fought and didn't: In 2012, the administration declined to appeal a decision in the Second Circuit Court of Appeals in New York validating the First Amendment defense of a drug company salesman.
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But for teenagers, who are still strangers or newcomers to sex, the bonus physical stimulation of something like "Forever" or "Domestic Arrangements" can be validating, a way of making pleasure ordinary, appropriate enough to check out of the library.
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I start bawling afterward out of happiness and validation and I know I look like a psychotic mess, but anyone who has struggled with intimacy can relate to how emotionally validating it can be when things are just right.
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"Voters are commonly influenced by neighbors or people they know, so it makes sense they may try to be using a granular strategy to find validating messengers for their messages," said Rob Stutzman, a Republican political strategist in California.
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The results were startling, validating the housing first model and showing that the cost of housing the homeless was far less than the cost of the emergency services needed by the homeless while they were living on the street.
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In short, they were ready for the Jesse Venturas and Donald Trumps of the world to feed the flames, validating their grievances without providing any solutions to the overwhelming problems that the new oligarchs were bringing down upon their heads.
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"More carefully and systematically studying governance is giving us a new analytical lens and validating our conviction that good governance makes good companies, and vice versa," the hedge fund wrote to investors in a quarterly letter seen by Reuters on Wednesday.
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Being the only transgender person in the room can be incredibly daunting, but being one in a group is more often validating—not to mention the fact that security is more likely to take complaints from multiple people more seriously.
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The two companies signed a memorandum of understanding last month for collaboration to study and develop blockchain and AI solutions for sharing, managing, tracking and validating healthcare data, said Bitfury founder and CEO Valery Vavilov in an email to Reuters.
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Ice cores and tree rings around the world show mysterious increases in the concentrations of certain elements around 503 CE. The newest evidence originates in Antarctic ice, validating the prior observations and suggesting that the cosmic rays came from the Sun.
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An ABC/Washington Post poll published Sunday showed that his approval rating among people who voted for him was 94%, validating an administration strategy of placating those supporters with a flurry of executive orders cutting regulations and prioritizing US workers.
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His case would be stronger if he performed the same cryptographic trick with keys linked to earlier blocks, which must have been mined by the founder—or, even better, moved some of the bitcoins which were awarded when validating these blocks.
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His plan came in response to a scathing report published last week that blamed racism and a broken discipline process for the frayed trust between officers and many residents, validating complaints made for years by African-Americans in the city.
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" The 1967 United States team's margin of victory was 15 points, validating the claim made during the opening ceremony by the captain, Ben Hogan, who had motioned to his players and described them as "the finest golfers in the world.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's state-controlled oil producer Petróleo Brasileiro SA plans to resume planned asset sales as soon as possible following a state auditing court ruling validating the legality of the process, Chief Executive Officer Pedro Parente said on Monday.
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"Roku reported an impressive quarter, validating our view that it is one of a handful of companies leading the transition to over-the-top video consumption," said Tom Forte, an analyst at D. A. Davidson who also called the results "outstanding".
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"Another aspect of owning your own body is validating your emotions and feelings; we learned to hide them in the box," says Elizabeth Burger, who has started seeing a guy she really likes in the few weeks since we first spoke.
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Her work certainly expresses an instinct for listening to, understanding, and validating troublesome feelings; her best songs reflect something true about how difficult it is to navigate our own hearts, to say nothing of responding to the whims of others.
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Here, WhatsApp is the dominant social platform and, while it has not built the same infrastructure for building apps, startups have found a way around that and now run many services on top of WhatsApp, validating with customers quickly and cheaply.
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PAPADOPOULOS: Initially, I felt that he was validating a rumor, because at the time, contrary to popular belief, there are were people talking about it in the international media that perhaps Hillary Clinton's private server was compromised by foreign intelligence.
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Those aforementioned going-out tops were mostly theoretical, and yet we all owned one that we'd try on in secret on the weekends, dreaming of a future when a stranger's attention would no longer be terrifying and perverted, but validating instead.
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His clients, more than 90 percent of whom come from the Middle East, seek one-of-kind designs — validating, in Fournie's eyes, the role of Haute Couture in an age of fast-fashion high street labels and global luxury brands.
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"There's something very validating about having a president, this high authoritative figure, not just want to speak about Syria or immigration or mortgage rates, but who also understands the value of delivering a completely hot take on Aretha Franklin," he said.
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The traction the company is seeing in its core business was validating for early investors like BV, Closed Loop Partners, Congruent Ventures and Sidewalk Infrastructure Partners, the Alphabet subsidiary's new spin-out that invests in technologies to support new infrastructure projects.
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" Andrew Free, an immigration attorney in Georgia who represents Cruz's family, said the existence of the memo was illuminating: "To hear an insider who has knowledge of government records saying this was grossly negligent is at once tragic, and oddly validating.
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The decision to call for a vote comes at an unexpected moment, just days after a federal judge unequivocally ruled in Democrats' favor, validating their argument that there was no need for the House to vote to formalize their impeachment inquiry.
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In the process of validating their results, they identified a gene mutation that causes a commonly studied heart defect in axolotls, demonstrating that their research will speed up the process of scanning the axolotl genome for mutations in the future.
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Consider this fact: In the run-up to the 2016 election, 41 percent of registered Republicans did not agree with the statement that Barack Obama was born in the United States, validating the conspiracy theory that launched Donald Trump's ascent.
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Nonetheless, the neoconservatives, so steeped in abstract ideological convictions that put Saddam at the center of the Middle East's problems, were unable to resist the temptation to see the 19983/11 attacks as validating their grand theories about the world.
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There simply is no other way to engage with minds and works of marginal people, besides taking strong, sustained, and specific interest in them and their condition, as opposed to validating them upon their satisfying presumably universal standards of excellence.
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"Our engineers have been testing and validating the technology for the past several years to make sure all of our systems are focused on providing the customer with one of the most intuitive and safe solutions in the industry," a spokesperson said.
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Pilot programs launched by banks, in conjunction with existing processes aimed at compliance with the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA), the primary U.S. AML law, "are an important means of testing and validating the effectiveness of innovative approaches," the joint statement says{here.pdf}.
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"Music is my first love and I think it was the universe saying: 'Okay, you speak all of this language about self-love and authenticity, but we are going to put you through another test and take away any kind of validating "blankie.
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I think it's great that more white folks are getting involved, and even heading to North Dakota, but I worry about the way that white voices are validating what indigenous peoples, and people of color who are in solidarity, can say for themselves.
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Bennet, who told The Washington Post last month that he was aiming for a top-three finish in New Hampshire, called Carville's support "incredibility validating," and argued that there was time left for him to become the latest alternative for Sanders skeptics.
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For the moment, Twitch's approach to this problem has mostly been one of monastic silence, in its own way validating the entitled complaints of men like Trainwrecks — who was banned for just five days and remains an active streamer on the platform.
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Validating identities and undertaking background checks for drivers has been an important part of both Uber's and Ola's onboarding processes since media reports that Uber had taken neither step for a driver who raped a passenger in New Delhi in December 2014.
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Rather than trying to create the next hot app and having to invest heavily in marketing and distribution before validating scalable demand, it may make more sense to build a bounded set of functionality and become an arms merchant for other developers.
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" Fox News host Shepard Smith also denied Friday that his network has information validating Napolitano's remark, saying the network knows of "no evidence of any kind that the now-President of the United States was surveilled at any time in any way.
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"There is no other word one can use but 'racist'… This isn't just a story about vulgar language, it's about opening the door to humanity's worst side, about validating and encouraging racism and xenophobia," United Nations human rights spokesman Rupert Colville said.
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Every blockchain today relies on a number of agents who must be trusted to ensure the operations of the network —those include the developers of the software, the miners validating the transactions and, more generally, all the active participants in the network.
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This decision led to a number of awkward reversals, such as when GOP leaders and right-wing propagandists drove Senator Chuck Grassley from acknowledging a "bipartisan consensus to have individual mandates" to validating death-panel conspiracy theories in a matter of weeks.
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If Trump thinks a terrorist attack would serve his political interests — either through a blind rally-'round-the-flag effect or by specifically validating anti-immigrant demagoguery or what have you — how hard is he really working to keep the country safe?
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Go with a college that will, as I said in another answer in this discussion, fill in the blanks of your life, expanding you and showing you new things rather than just validating who you already are and replicating your high school.
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If this does have a chilling effect on media, which critics says that it does, that is still validating that hypothesis, which is that this guy thought there should be [a chilling effect] and he fucking did it, which is just insane.
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In the name of competition, it far too frequently demands that industry surrender its intellectual property rights; in the name of financial stringency, it imposes on industry a unique accounting system, even as its own auditors are years behind in validating industry's costs.
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Natasha: The White House doesn't want to be seen as validating a "sham" process, but at the same time has not closed the door entirely on participating in any future hearings the House may hold (which is far from a sure thing itself).
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In a bombshell report Thursday, the New York Times named the sources who provided Nunes with classified intelligence reports purportedly validating some of Trump's wiretapping claims — and both of them are Trump administration political appointees working directly in the White House complex.
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Interestingly, the restrictions are imposed based on a user's location — by tracking their IP address and payment history — instead of validating their nationality and ethnicity, GitHub said on its website, where it mentions that Cuba and North Korea are also facing the U.S. sanctions.
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"Pearl will have an immediate positive impact on the dental category," said Tanz, "It will streamline tedious, repetitive tasks, enhance profitability across dentistry, and, most importantly, it will improve the standard of care by validating diagnoses, removing large elements of uncertainty from the dental equation."
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Without validating what she likens to a "death cult," Wynn explores the similarities between the digital self-harm of incels and that of trans women who are early in their transitions, building a bridge of empathy with a noxious group that has produced literal terrorists.
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Overwhelmingly, the gynecologists I spoke to for this story emphasized the importance of validating patients' experiences, which Dutton says has become more common as gynecology and the medical field at large have evolved away from a paternalistic approach to prescribing drugs with limited patient input.
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"The app we developed to address some of the key challenges in logging and validating, to allow artisanal production to be traced from the mine site all the way through to export," Feriel Zerouki, DeBeers' vice-president for ethical initiatives, told Reuters in an interview.
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Trump's broadside on Tuesday sparked warnings that he was pouring fire on an already volatile situation, and could be playing into Pyongyang's hands by validating its narrative that the US wants to go to war with North Korea -- a rallying point for the regime.
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Following in the footsteps of some members of the Super Bowl-winning New England Patriots, several Warriors, including their coach, Steve Kerr, have been vocal in their opposition to Trump and concerned about validating his policies and politics by visiting him at his new home.
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Walker's response is the typical well-meaning but destructive misstep so many GOP politicians have pursued, but the damage they do in implicitly validating the claims of Black Lives Matter is even more destructive than the loss of taxpayer dollars for valid taxpayer spending.
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Kenya's political leadership is set for more of the same as the country's incumbent President Uhuru Kenyatta is to be sworn in for a second term next week, following the country's Supreme Court validating his second election victory in a several months-long political saga.
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A narrative has grown up around The Greatest Showman — maybe prompted by the movie's critic storyline — that it was critically reviled but audiences loved it and made it a success, proving the critics wrong and, in a roundabout way, validating Barnum's (and Jackman's) whole enterprise.
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Audits over recounts: Americans of both parties prefer routine audits of randomly selected precincts after every election — that's the accepted gold standard of validating election results in the election security community — to just auditing or recounting in very close election outcomes (59% to 38%).
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Between the year 22019-2014, the number of first-time mothers who were 30 to 34 years old rose from 16.5 percent to 21.1 Research also indicates that sex education and accessible contraception has helped reduce the number of teenage pregnancies, thereby validating the shift.
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Scientists also describe mounting pressure to propose work on gomutra (cows' urine) or panchagavya (a mixture of milk, yogurt, clarified butter, urine and dung), so as to win funding from a recently created government board tasked with "validating" the beneficial qualities of all things bovine.
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Dr. Coe was instrumental in deciphering the Maya script and in translating and validating the authenticity of what became known as the Grolier Codex — a document found in a Mexican cave that was believed to have been written around the 21955th century on fig bark.
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It was created to investigate voter fraud, but critics have accused the panel's work of being politically motivated and geared toward validating Trump's widely debunked claim that he would have won the popular vote in the 2016 presidential election if not for widespread voter fraud.
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"In my experience, if you ask a person of their pronoun use in a very genuine and kind way, many people may find that validating or welcoming — because you are not making assumptions and are giving them the respect to self-identify," says Nadal.
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"By validating Islamist extremist narratives of the West being at war with Islam, the ban acts as a powerful recruiting incentive," Julia Ebner and Jonathan Russell, an analyst and head of policy at Quilliam, a counter-extremism think tank in London, wrote in a CNN op-ed.
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When validating a new biomarker for disease, "one should always analyze at least two different (groups of patients and controls) to make sure that the results are reproducible," said Hansson, who added that participants should also include both early- and late-stage patients established at different clinics.
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However, Artacho says that for the stage the startup is at and while fully validating market fit, he wanted to build an investor base with operational experience in the areas of marketplaces and software design, something he seems to have achieved with Spotahome's Series A line up.
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Vale cited a statement given to federal police by TÜV SÜD employee Makoto Mamba in which he alleged he had been "pressured" by the miner to sign a report validating the stability of the Brumadinho dam so that planned work on the dam's structure could proceed.
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"Restrictions on messaging service WhatsApp and Instagram have also now been detected, validating widespread user complaints about WhatsApp service failure in Turkey – the first time nationwide restrictions have been detected on the popular messaging app in recent years," TurkeyBlocks said in a blog post on Friday.
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The speech came nearly a year after the final contest in the Democratic primary that launched his "political revolution," and in what many here consider the validating glow of a British election that saw leftist Jeremy Corbyn's Labour party score massive gains in the UK Parliament.
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An outpouring of international research has been discovering and validating the unique, irreplaceable influence of forests on the natural regulation of the earth's climate through their generation of the land-atmosphere circulation of water and their maintenance of the patterns that distribute solar energy, with coolant effects.
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On a day journalists could honor the memory of fellow reporters tragically killed due to a deranged person with a vendetta going back years, Acosta tries to shift the blame to Trump, thus validating many Americans' feelings about the Acela Media (that existed long before Trump).
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The recognition for these two smart, fresh cinematic gems feels validating, especially during an awards season when Green Book and Bohemian Rhapsody—two nostalgic, revisionist films that seem hell-bent on sanitizing the messier bits of the late-20th century—have dominated industry accolades so far.
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She also described the pleasure of having artists in the city hall building validating the creative practices that many city employees already engage in outside of work, and that they often see as a secondary form of thinking to the main kinds they do on the job.
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Mr. Jones said that while Mr. Pence may have served as a validating figure for white evangelicals, recent research showed that 7 out of 10 white evangelicals who identify with or lean toward the Republican Party would prefer Mr. Trump over any alternative Republican candidate in 2020.
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"It can be really essential and validating to see images you can identify with in mainstream culture, so I think including images of a wide array of transgender people in more campaigns and media can be perhaps even more important than advertisers and companies fully realize."
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"While the discovery of these sites is exhilarating and validating, these feelings are mixed with the humbling emotions of the sacrifices made by these service members and their families in protecting our freedoms," Project Recover co-founder Mark Moline said, according to the University of Delaware.
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They started out by simply validating sneaker purchases to make sure the shoes weren&apost fraudulent using a ship-to-verify model, which meant that sellers had to ship their shoes to GOAT warehouses to be authenticated before the product would be mailed to the buyer.
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That same year, she also courted controversy by unconventionally validating her adopted city's liberal identity: The Portland police refused to cooperate with federal investigators who sought to interview students from the Middle East, and the municipal government provided land for a tent city for the homeless.
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Moreover, they think Democrats would risk validating the case against the ACA if they tried to pass bills to fix it — by acknowledging that there is a problem to be fixed at all, when the House's position in the lawsuit is that Obamacare is constitutional as it is.
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First, pretty much all astrophysicists now agree that the center of our Milky Way produces much more gamma radiation than our models of known gamma-ray sources suggest, said Luigi Tibaldo, an astrophysicist at Stanford University and member of the Fermi collaboration, thus validating Hooper's once-"amateurish" claims.
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"The level of rates that the central bank is validating at this time carries a very simple message: the bank is willing to risk a deep recession in order to regain foreign exchange and monetary stability," said Alberto Bernal, chief emerging markets strategist at XP Investments in New York.
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If you looked into flying somewhere for the holidays but immediately abandoned the plan when you got a glimpse of ticket prices, it might feel validating to learn that Hopper has projected that Americans will spend 6% more on Christmas air travel this year than we did in 2017.
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"Not content to merely fire Price and Fries and cut them off from the support system of the company, O'Brien's comment has encouraged further harassment of the pair by framing them as enemies of the community, implicitly validating the attacks that were already ongoing," Workers Unite's statement reads.
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But whoever compiled the album had some nerve to include Maddie & Tae's "Girl in a Country Song," a smart, funny, putatively progressive, and genuinely negative song about sexism in country music, reframed, in context, as mild, tolerant ribbing and thus validating the ethos it was written to criticize.
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By the time Gillibrand was done speaking, it was official: She had solidified her place among the new leaders of the Democratic Party, validating years of work she has put into building a pro-woman platform in the shadows of better-knowns, like Hillary Clinton and Elizabeth Warren.
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"It's the most powerful marketing tool an extremist could ever hope for because by design social media reflects a narrow world view filtering out anything that challenges our beliefs while constantly validating our convictions and amplifying our deepest fears," Iger said, while being honored with a humanitarian award.
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"On a day journalists could honor the memory of fellow reporters tragically killed due to a deranged person with a vendetta going back years, Acosta tries to shift the blame to Trump, thus validating many Americans' feelings about the Acela Media (that existed long before Trump)," he tweeted.
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Generally, exceptions are made in the cases of alimony or child support, but states that allow self-settled trusts — in which the people setting them up are also the beneficiaries — have been challenged for not validating those support exceptions, particularly when the beneficiary lives in a different state.
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That included by the end of it, Ukraine's president Zelensky announcing two investigations publicly, preferably on TV. One looking into a company where Joe Biden's son served on the board and another validating a conspiracy theory that says Ukraine is the real foreign interloper in the 2016 elections.
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He's validating that dark assessment, with a huge assist from Paul Ryan and a cast of House Republicans who had consistently portrayed themselves as sober-minded, mature alternatives to those indulgent, prodigal Dems, if only they had a president from their party who would let them work their magic.
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If Judge Robart's order reaches the Court of Appeals in the Ninth Circuit, the appellate judges will need to worry that if they reverse Judge Robart, they will be seen by the public as validating Mr. Trump's attack on the district judge, further damaging the judiciary's reputation for impartiality.
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If nothing else, the company's decision to gain FDA clearance is a meaningful step in someday validating the usefulness of these devices to better our lives (provided you can afford the base $399 cost, of course)—a step that other device manufacturers might need to emulate to stay competitive with Apple.
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Although the clinical study took around two years to complete, Emperra CEO Dr. Christian Krey said validating its medical product proved to be an important factor in gaining reimbursement from insurance companies and when negotiating partnerships — all parties wanted to see the results of the study before entering into a contract.
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In a response to Dorsey's tweet storm, Twitter user Eric Markowitz also pointed out that by providing verification status to prominent nazis Twitter is effectively validating their hate speech — going on on to suggest the company could "fairly simply develop better criteria around verifying people who espouse hate and genocide".
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Grover Norquist should get President Clinton to change all those building names to Reagan; apparently he's a Dem icon now #DemsInPhilly They argue, in effect, that by touting their support for her, Clinton is validating their failures and helping to furbish discredited conservative crusades, from Reaganomics to the invasion of Iraq.
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It might feel validating, perhaps cathartic, to anyone who lived through Reagan's administration, from 103 to 1989, and felt betrayed by his policy on AIDS and the basic welfare of Americans; for those viewers, it will be easy to appreciate that Deadly Class does not shy away from questioning Reagan's morality.
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The simple grandeur of the piece gives weight to the undervalued history of the Republic of New Afrika, but the work also flips white supremacist values on their head by validating the Republic of New Afrika's goal of self-determination for black people, despite the almost complete destruction of its members.
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But although numerous characters warn Jong-Goo away from his obsession with the stranger, the plot hurtles along toward a conclusion that can be read as simultaneously bearing out all of Jong-Goo's fears and validating the Japanese stranger's choice to shut himself away from his Korean neighbors to begin with.
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Right now we're very encouraged by the strong user adoption we've seen, validating the need for our service locally, and are therefore focused on capturing this large local market opportunity, but of course the pain point we are solving for SMEs is universal, and so new markets are on the horizon.
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What Republicans are attempting at the moment, by contrast, is a kamikaze mission not to repeal Obamacare, but to make Obamacare cruel and unworkable, while validating its underlying premises (such as that people who don't have insurance through their employers should get subsidies from the government to buy their own).
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Validating all people who menstruate is a win for everyone, adovocates sayHoskins said the move to make menstrual products more gender inclusive could directly affect more people than many realize, since research shows that a growing number of Americans, particularly young people, identify as trans, nonbinary, or otherwise gender nonconforming.
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What's more, the 405 calories I burned during 90 minutes on the exercise bike was both less than is advertised in spinning classes and just 17 percent of the total calories I had used, validating once again that workouts typically account for a relatively minor part of total energy expenditure.
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I know it's not necessarily that much of a feat — books can be either good or bad, and I still haven't had any validating response from publishers, but for me it is more like an existential thing, as I feel I had never taken up such long-term, focused work before.
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Mr. Mueller weakened anti-corruption campaign law by validating First Amendment objections to some of the most basic provisions of campaign finance law — by creating, in effect, a loophole — and by also getting Congress's statutes on campaign "coordination" wrong, and then declining to call out the violations he actually found.
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"The one way of doing that is place the burden of persuasion and validating the facts on the military and intelligence community that at least is more immune to the politically charged atmosphere that we live in," said Mr. Wallace, who was a diplomat at the United Nations under Mr. Bush.
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The state has a similar practice to Georgia, where names are removed from voter rolls if voters don't vote in two federal elections in a row — a total of four years — and don't confirm their address with the state by sending back postcards to state officials validating the address that's on file.
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Late last summer, after diagnosing myself with premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) on my therapist's suggestion, and then getting officially diagnosed by my doctor (there's nothing more validating than seeing PMDD and severe mood swings and cystic acne typed up officially on a document next to your name!), I became what we call obsessed.
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And a lot of those in positions of power have an opportunity to be allies by asking women questions, validating them, and hiring them, and maybe taking a look at things like why they think a woman candidate for something isn't as qualified, or why they just don't quite trust the female candidate.
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"My decision to represent Mr. Weinstein sparked considerable discussion and activism around issues of sexual violence, the appropriate role and responsibilities of Harvard and its faculty in addressing those issues, and the tension between protecting the rights of those criminally accused and validating the experience of those who are survivors of sexual violence," Sullivan said.
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The media has lied to themselves, caught in self-validating echo chambers of their own making, convincing each other that they are indeed clothed in the finest of cloth, and that they are the most wise among all people, when in fact they have no clothes: many Americans see them for who they are.
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Why it matters: The BIG3 has had to fight against the stigma that it's nothing more than a haven for washed up former pros, so Johnson returning to the NBA would be extremely validating — proof that the league can not only help players leave basketball on their own terms but even rejuvenate their careers.
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Miami (CNN)Victory Fund, a political action committee whose sole aim is electing LGBTQ politicians to office, endorsed South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg on Friday in New York, validating the mayor's rise from small-city mayor who was not out when he was first elected to an upstart presidential candidate to a gay political icon.
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"I think it's important that we are fair, and it is unfair that these other companies are being allowed to run advertisements that are validating sex in some way, and our company that targets female enjoyment is being viewed as inappropriate," Alexandra Fine, CEO and cofounder of Dame Products, told CNN Business in an exclusive interview.
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We've watched her navigate a cutthroat work environment, battle social justice issues in the media, grapple with being the only one in her family with a steady job, and have an affair while simultaneously doing a terrible job of letting go of a toxic on-again, off-again relationship — all while validating fans with relatable storylines and images.
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For years, Silvera says, she has traveled with both of her passports—her Italian one, which is older and lists her gender as male, as well as her Argentinian one, which is newer and lists her gender as female—as well as an official Argentinian affidavit validating her gender transition, including her name change and gender marker update.
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The problem is that if it doesn't work, Sanders will have spent a couple of months validating Republican attacks on the Democratic nominee (or, if he somehow pulls off an incredible upset, deeply alienating lots of progressives he's going to need himself.) But what an ugly way to end a campaign that was supposed to be positive and idealistic.
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""It's the most powerful marketing tool an extremist could ever hope for because by design social media reflects a narrow world view filtering out anything that challenges our beliefs while constantly validating our convictions and amplifying our deepest fears," he said at the time, adding: "It creates a false sense that everyone shares the same opinion.
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Instead, he used his time to push the very same conspiracy theories about the Bidens that Trump tried to leverage the Ukrainian government into validating with investigations, grill both Vindman and Pence aide Jennifer Williams about whether they leaked to the media, and raise questions about why Vindman was reluctant to answer questions that could out the whistleblower.
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While Warren sought to address the recurring Trump slurs by releasing these test results — which provided "strong evidence" that one of her ancestors from six to ten generations back was Native American — her decision to do was ultimately seen as playing into the president's mockery and validating the use of DNA tests to demonstrate Native American identity.
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Any federal legislation would have to grapple with numerous related issues, including measures for validating voter identification, translating ballots into other languages, providing access to voters who are not reachable by mail, setting up an online cadre of poll workers to assist voters, and ensuring rejections and errors can be corrected so that every single vote is counted.
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" Ocasio-Cortez, whose first early state travel with Sanders took her to Iowa, does not hold an official title with the campaign, but her decision to endorse in October was cited by multiple sources who spoke for this story as a "validating" force that, as LULAC national president Domingo Garcia put it, "gave him 'barrio cred' in the community.
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As a result, the fact that one of these murders has finally been officially identified by the state as an act of hate motivated violence may feel validating to those who have been sounding the alarm about an epidemic of violence against trans women in the US. In 2015, gender theorist Judith Butler explained to Broadly that hate crime legislation matters.
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It would perhaps be more tactically wise for the left to keep a critical distance from the Russia issue, insisting that there are more rational means of opposing Trump and fertilizing left-wing ideas than hanging their hopes on an investigation that has not, as yet, come close to validating the thesis that Trump meaningfully colluded with any hostile foreign power.
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We set up a budget "suggested" by Google that's based on "recommendations" of keywords made by Google who then mysteriously displays our ads wherever Google chooses, which then drains our budget and then –p here's the kicker – Google reports back to us how our money was spent…by Google…on clicks and views and other things that we have no way of validating.
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The emails released by WikiLeaks created a political storm for the Democratic Party, seemingly validating suspicions of Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE and his supporters that the DNC worked against his candidacy.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Future Developments That May, Individually or Collectively, Lead to Positive Rating Action: --Fitch's expectation that total leverage will sustain below 3x from voluntary debt reduction with annual FCF above $250 million; --Strong adoption of Rackspace's managed cloud services offsetting public cloud churn and stable dedicated hosting and private cloud performance, resulting in mid-single-digit positive organic revenue growth, validating the company's strategy.
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While his campaign has rebounded from countless controversies sparked by his thin-skinned derision — of a war hero who was captured, of a reporter with a disability, of a federal judge of Mexican heritage, of the parents of a fallen Muslim soldier — Trump's personal brand and future net worth may be irrevocably diminished by his videotaped admission of sexual assault and a slew of allegations validating it.
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Future developments that could, individually or collectively, contribute to the consideration of an upgrade to 'BB' include: --An expectation for gross debt/EBITDA and adjusted debt/FFO to be sustained around or below 2x and 0003x, respectively; --Successful renewal of top customer contracts in 2017 (excluding two known lost contracts), with support for growth expectations from those existing customers; --The addition of new customers of size validating MedImpact's differentiated business strategy.
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The Covid Credit team's hypothesis is that evidencing and validating the income of a sole trader is significantly harder than a salaried worker, and that there was an opportunity to use Open Banking (via Credit Kudos' existing API) to quickly access and analyse data from the bank accounts of a sole trader and generate a validated income statement, something Campbell frames as a "Covid Credit 'minted' self-certification".
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The two kids and dog go to stay with their dad for the night, and Amy wallows with pizza in one hand and remote in the other—until Carla and Kiki force her off the couch and into the school gymnasium for PTA elections, where she delivers a rousing speech, validating the "bad mom" in every parent and promising to demand less, not more, of them if she is elected president.
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"What we&aposre doing is validating years of test catapult shots that were done at the EMALS test facility at Lakehurst, New Jersey, and years of arrestments on AAG at Lakehurst, then taking that data, bringing it to sea and using it on installed equipment aboard our ship, now in an austere underway environment with different wind and environmental conditions to build those safe flight envelopes," said Capt.
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