If North Korea works, it points to an interesting future.
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When the game works, it really does feel like magic.
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If spanking works, it would be the opposite of abuse.
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If it works, it could become more addictive than ever.
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"It works, it flows," Trump said, admiring his latest work.
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But he replays matches, looks at them, works it out.
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That seems pretty creepy, but if it works, it works.
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If it works, it could change the face of philanthropy.
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When it works, it really does feel a bit like magic.
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But if the weird thing works, it will do it again.
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That's why, when you find the one that works, it sticks.
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So long as you believe it works, it works for you.
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In other words, if people think it works, it must work.
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It works, it is simple and, most importantly, it is fair.
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In this context, socialism works, it works as it supposed to.
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I know it works, it doesn't need to be that precise.
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But hey — when it works, it works, and here we are.
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If the plan works, it could deliver rare and valuable synergies.
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If it works, it will be the first of its kind.
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It just goes to show that when it works, it works!
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If it works, it could prove hugely influential for other donors.
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Trouble is, he has another potential girlfriend in the works, it seems.
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Even when syncing works, it often takes an unbelievable amount of time.
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"If this works, it may change the practice of medicine," he said.
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"If A Quiet Place works, it opens up more opportunities," he added.
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If that works, it will then try to communicate with Earth again.
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Why it works: It lets your partner know what works for you.
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If it works, it will keep Oracle's customers on its playing field.
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If it works, it could mean a new golden age of navigation.
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In past works it was partly because of my color blind condition.
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But if it works, it may be more than worth the money.
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For millions, even when government "works" it is not working for them.
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It's not an easy model, but when it works, it really works.
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Featuring 55 works it spans freestanding sculptures, wall reliefs, and woodblock prints.
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If it works, it could change the way major cases are litigated.
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All four works it showed here were immediate hits with the audience.
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If you've proved it's a movement that works, it needs to be everywhere.
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"If every fifth phone works it would be a profitable scam," they said.
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When he heard about Stockade Works, it was like a door had opened.
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If it works, it could solve a big problem facing future human explorers.
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Of all of Austen's works, it is far and away the most popular.
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If and when this works, it will take pressure off of secondary migration.
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Bloomberg's theory of the election is unconventional, but if it works, it works.
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"When leverage works, it magnifies your gains ... but leverage is addictive," Buffett wrote.
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When it works, it works, but the whiplash can be a bit much.
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If it works, it would ferry people back and forth in ten minutes.
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Like many of Al-Hadid's works it is also curiously mobile in time.
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That's all on display in Molly's Game, and when it works, it sings.
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Despite a number of riveting works, it was unclear sometimes what was being articulated.
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If Zcash's zero-knowledge scheme works, it may one day become part of Bitcoin.
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"After we have an idea how it works, it would go public," Samansiri said.
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If that works, it should then be possible to increase both speed and scale.
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But if it works, it would be a massive upgrade for people with diabetes.
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But if it works it will give Caesarean babies a better start in life.
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If that works it can work in a lot of Asian and war countries.
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It's good because when Siri works, it still feels a little bit like magic.
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Yet, if this works, it will turn Facebook engagement into a friction-free experience.
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It's why democracy works: it represents the voice of the masses, even the voiceless.
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The mini machine really works — it accepts coins and holds up to 50 gumballs.
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If you have to ask why it works, it means you don't get it.
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When this works, it feels as if McBride has happened upon a new genre.
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When it works, it can "significantly increase" track streams, shares and artists page visits.
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I did: It works; it makes and takes calls; it sends and receives texts.
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I feel even if it works, it may make the human race too conformist.
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Especially considering her resurfaced blackface works, it would be nice if she said more.
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If it works, it could be a short-term solution to the outbreak, he writes.
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But when it works, it creates incredibly realistic fakes like the ones you see above.
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Regardless of how well the product works, it honestly just looks like a ribbed dildo.
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But when it works, it excels, making the series more than another excellent Marvel series.
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"If it's stupid and it works, it isn't stupid," is how the old saying goes.
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If that works, it could be a small step toward reducing the need for opioids.
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That's not how end-of-life care works — it doesn't bring in more tax revenue.
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They play it short, and Gundogan works it over to Brandt — WHO PINGS THE POST!
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If the strategy works, it might smooth the waters for congressional passage of a deal.
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If it works, it could make Microsoft look like it's helping with the democratic process.
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If the plans works, it would be a game changer for the kakapo, says Tompkins.
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The bottom line is that trade works — it helps lift emerging economies and their businesses.
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The proposals lacked credibility in the reality of how all-island trade actually works, it said.
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If it works, it would be the kind of shot you'd only need every few years.
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"I finally figured it out in my forties that when it works, it works," Moynahan said.
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And until the final scene, it's less gory than many of the earlier works it invokes.
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That's just not how it works – it takes years, so working hard every day is crucial.
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Why it works: It never hurts to remind your partner that they're special — and very talented.
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Why it works: It conveys all of your "need-you-now" passion in just five words.
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Maybe this is how the diet works: it makes you rather eat nothing for three days.
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But you sat there and you were hoping so hard that it works, it made sense.
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That's how structural bias works: it produces discriminatory outcomes without anyone actually having to acknowledge discrimination.
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The most obscure of Wolfe's many works, it is also the key to his entire oeuvre.
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Liverpool, the city, is not simply a place where Alexander-Arnold works; it is his home.
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In Hagåtña, a long-planned Guam Museum was in the works; it opened in November 2016.
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But here's my big thought: If Scroll works, it doesn't mean internet advertising is going away.
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We just throw products up on an influencer&aposs platform and if it works, it works.
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The report notes that while the current system works, it could be tweaked to work better.
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When the system works, it helps catch murderers, rapists and sexual predators who cross national borders.
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But as a theory about how the economy works it is too nebulous to be much use.
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But if it works, it could offer a new way for scientists to explore the Martian surface.
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But I like just putting stuff out there, mixing everything up, and if it works it works.
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To be fair, that's what most emails consist of, and when it works, it works really well.
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If the direct listing works, it could pave the way for other tech startups to follow suit.
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If the idea works, it could become a model for rooting out problems within all federal agencies.
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But if the festival was just its good works, it would be nothing more than good intentions.
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If it works, it may herald a new venture in the stagnant world of Western department stores.
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If it works, it would be comparatively easy to scale up production to reach a mass market.
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When that really works, it can feel like a therapeutic release to watch a great teen show.
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It's called vehicle-to-grid, or V2G, and if it works, it will be a win-win.
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Like many of Wojnarowicz's works, it mixes text and image, autobiography and political action, tenderness and rage.
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Like all his works, it has been snatched up by publishers in Germany, France, Italy, and England.
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In 'Pigs,' when we put up that he has a bigger button and it works, it does.
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"If it works, it works," Mr. Beekman, the owner of NutraCore Health Products, said in an interview.
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To prove that a drug works, it must be shown to be more effective than a placebo.
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If it works, it means it can deliver broadband without having to build out or buy fiber networks.
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Though, to be honest, if it works it could actually increase consumer confidence and get people spending again.
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In order the understand how this new form of communication works, it helps to understand the early history.
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It's not perfect, but when it works, it is — like much AI work these days — eerie and fascinating.
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If it works, it could sweep the globe, finally convincing Europe and Japan to enact long-stalled reforms.
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But it's easily forgivable; this is a big, ambitious movie, and when it works, it is ridiculously fun.
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While there is a whimsical side to many of works, it is offset by Saul's quirky subject matter.
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When accomplished performers bring years of dedication to classic works, it can feel ungrateful to ask for more.
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Unfortunately, if that action works, it makes the model look as if it was wrong from the start.
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The untitled sculpture is not one of his pocket-size works, it is one of the larger ones.
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If there was a more political aspect to the Italians' works, it was ambiguous, assumed rather than expressed.
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But Kybella works, it delivers exactly as the label indicates, and the injectors are getting comfortable with it.
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If CVS-Aetna works, it could have some systemic cost-saving effects other companies might seek to emulate.
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But even though the scooter really works, it didn't revolutionize transportation, in part because people looked ridiculous riding it.
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Natural selection doesn't care how a solution is reached—if a survival strategy works, it will get passed down.
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Assembling over 140 works, it covers each phase of Rejlander's career, from portraitist, to combination printer, to scientific illustrator.
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If it works, it could help Baidu catch up to companies that have been developing technologies for much longer.
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If the rebranding works, it increases the importance of playlists, which could help Apple Music / every other streaming service.
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If it works, it may be because the primaries intended to revitalise France's parties have instead split them apart.
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If it works, it should pay off big time, both in improvement of human health and return for shareholders.
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With so much of medicine relying on diagnostic tests, if the technology works, it could be a game changer.
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If it works, it could make Eurasian trade, centred on China, a rival to transatlantic trade, focused on America.
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When this dynamic works, it makes for the perfect marriage of the executive and legislative branches for congressional Republicans.
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It's rare for family-friendly Disney to focus on something so unsettling, but when it works, it really works.
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The advantage of using an existing treaty is that we already know it works — it demonstrably cut CFC use.
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It's going to be long, hard slog through the next couple of quarters, but Apple always works it out.
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The studio has an outsized role in Japan's animation industry that outstrips the list of works it has produced.
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Whatever fashion endeavor the actress has in the works, it won't be her first attempt at infiltrating the industry.
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Perhaps that's why when Disneyland knows it has something that works, it just goes off of that original idea.
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If the experiment works, it will likely mean Netflix can attribute sub retention, at least partially, to "GBBS" viewing.
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To understand how it works, it helps to think of the human body as a sentient stack of firewood.
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That's not how drama works, it seems to want to tell us; drama needs some kind of forward progression.
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When society works, it all works together: - The kids go to school so the parents can go to work.
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And even if it works, it cannot guarantee that successfully diverted lava won't accidentally flow toward another important site.
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And like Doom in some ways felt like stitched together ideas that, it works, it works, somehow this works!
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Dr. Charloux said based on its similarities to other works, it most likely dated to about 2,000 years ago.
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If it works, it could attract other Broadway writers, expanding the way a musical can be imagined and disseminated.
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If it works, it will push the party into a divisive, and politically risky, election year debate on immigration.
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But if the intervention actually works, it will appear in retrospect as if the strong actions were an overreaction.
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This is how white supremacy works: It blinds people with privilege to the skewed reality in which they reside.
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"Creatine usually works, it works better than most sports supplements, because it's something your body usually has," says Patel.
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Acquisitions of another four larger systems, worth an estimated $120.5 million in total, are in the works, it said.
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But that's easily forgivable, because Okja is a big, ambitious movie, and when it works, it is ridiculously fun.
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While this piece lacks the frenetic energy seen in her later works, it communicates solemnity in the face of war.
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If it works, it works; great, and I still have the crowd and we can move onto the next thing.
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He brings it up to strangers sitting next to him on airplanes and works it into speeches and op-eds.
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With "The Eternals" movie in the works, it wouldn't be surprising for Marvel to incorporate this organization into its storytelling.
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If that works, it would change the transplant business by improving both the supply and the health of such organs.
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If the idea works, it could prompt Kik's potential partners, including larger social networks, to consider launching their own tokens.
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With a sequel to Bright now in the works, it would be hard to argue that critics spoiled anyone's fun.
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If we want to create artificial intelligence that can teach itself how the world works, it needs to be curious.
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If that works it will permit future clean-up vehicles to recognise what they are dealing with, and react appropriately.
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Kyoto Animation has an outsized role in the industry, with its influence outstripping the list of works it has produced.
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Abstract takes us on a journey through his own identity on American Boyfriend, as he works it out for himself.
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But when the effort works, it often proves enduring — because most Americans believe in the idea of universal, convenient voting.
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If it works it would be the fastest way to protect health care workers and patients who have severe disease.
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"Our job is no longer to assess whether low-dose CT screening for lung cancer works: it does," they write.
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If the drug, RPh201, works, it or its derivatives could be useful for an array of neurological or neurodegenerative disorders.
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You can collect parts to customize your lightsaber, for instance; this doesn't change how it works, it just looks cool.
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The money-saving strategy, while limiting and frustrating at times, works: It saved me over $1,000 in just two months.
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Like Livy's works, it could also be a giant slog whose grasp on that wider world was shaky at best.
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If it works, it will illustrate something important about how big internet companies can deal with problems on their platforms.
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No wonder men pay so much money for this shit — it works, it still works, and I'm absolutely furious about it. ●
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When form works, it is not a purely aesthetic thing but the premise of all the meanings we find in art.
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The calculus behind having the confidence to wander and fail is knowing that when an idea works, it can work big.
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It's a marriage of form and function that we don't always see in formal wear — but when it works, it works.
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When it works, it protects the vulnerable and guards the commons—essential tasks at which the free market so often fails.
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But if the technique works it is hard to believe that they will not be on someone's menu in the future.
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While the company could not announce any original Australian content in the works, it seems like there could be an appetite.
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If it works, it could provide a model for other cities around the world struggling to adapt to new transportation platforms.
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Where black played a supporting role in earlier works, it became dominant in this next monochromatic phase during the early '50s.
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Go to a bank, talk to a financial advisor, read up on how the credit process works — it will get easier.
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"If a researcher does an experiment, and you find out they've got a medicine that works, it spreads," Governor Brown said.
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"Meghan is all about empowering women, so for her to be part of Smart Works, it raises the profile," says Johnson.
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If it works, it would be more stable and less prone to collapse – solving a major challenge in the field today.
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If the mission works, it could lead to more innovative approaches, like one a Japanese entrepreneur recently discussed with The Times.
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See folks, this is how racism's reasoning works: It requires a revisionist view of history, with stains removed and facts twisted.
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We recently reviewed the X21 and found that while the novel fingerprint sensor works, it is slower than a traditional fingerprint reader.
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"On long versus short investments: "What we do works, it doesn't work as well on the long side because we're looking backward.
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For other works, it gets a lot more complicated depending on the date; consulting with a lawyer or knowledgeable professional is recommended.
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If Starry's plan works, it could accomplish the very thing Aereo set out to do, which is free consumers from the bundle.
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"The moment one or two people are out there showing this works, it will skew the edge in their favor," Kumaresan said.
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Even when it works, it only leads police to an IP address, which can be difficult to translate into a physical location.
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Whether that strategy works, it means that every time the Democrats or media think they've wounded Trump, he'll just keep on fighting.
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That's the sign of something that works — it takes little effort and little time, you just throw it on and it works.
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Under the terms of several agreements dated May 2, 1997, Simsbury International committed to consigning the works it had bought to Christie's.
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To understand how this works, it helps to know that there are no national rules in the Republican Party for awarding delegates.
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The sort of good news part of supportive housing is that it really works: it keeps people healthy, and they live longer.
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After much experimentation and a growing understanding of how this theory works, it is being applied to the planning of conservation areas.
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Mr. Enwezor was proposing that an art exhibition mattered as much for the discourse it produced as for the works it presented.
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If the mission works, it could lead to more innovative approaches, like one a Japanese entrepreneur, above, recently discussed with The Times.
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It works, it compares extremely well to other low-light cameras and the exposure and color rendition is best in class, period.
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If it works it could not only prove the benefit of their product but also generate outsized returns for this new funding vehicle.
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In a situation like the girl who visited the comic book store where Swangin works, it doesn't seem like it was that easy.
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While a survey alone doesn't confirm the feature is in the works, it does indicate how Dropbox is thinking about its professional product.
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It's just the kind of cool science experiment that little kids would enjoy and when it works, it should look something like this.
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If the strategy works, it does in part shift some of the costs of tariffs designed to hurt China to the U.S. consumer.
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The White House ultimately reneged on that, arguing that because Keystone has already been in the works, it was exempted from any requirements.
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James is fine as her swarthy arm-candy, while the rest of the cast works it way through lots of half-baked dialogue.
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How FetLife works It says its members have shared more than 30 million photos and videos and joined more than 7 million discussions.
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When it works, it works, but there are still plenty of annoyances that you won't get with a kettle and a drip cone.
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If The Ocean Cleanup's innovation works, it could make unprecedented strides in saving our oceans and protecting the sea life and the planet.
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But that position not only misunderstands how legislative interpretation works, it also fails to grasp the historic complexities of Title VII's sex provision.
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" Three Tall Women " is one of Albee's most interesting late works; it bristles with unresolved and unresolvable guilt and, finally, with hatred undone.
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" Then she says, "For, to the perfection of our works it is necessary that they be wrought in us but not of us.
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Like so many aspects of Segers' works, it is unclear whether the counterproofs were a byproduct or an end goal of his efforts.
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Academics called me a heretic and the late critic Hilton Kramer, reviewing 'Scream Against the Sky,' dismissed the works it featured as derivative.
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If something—a rope, a hand-dug tunnel, a fake passport—works, it works and smugglers and migrants alike will use that method.
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According to annual reports by the panel, about 2000 percent of the 2375,2000 works it reviewed from 2011 to 2015 were valued improperly.
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Finally, Medicaid works: It provides access to good-quality care for low-wage Americans and more secure funding for the medical safety net.
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"When it works, it works really well, but there's a limited number of well-characterized structures that we can confidently use," said Bhardwaj.
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Free speech works; it works better than any form of censorship or suppression; and in exercising vigorously, the truth is bound to emerge.
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Like his other works, it attests to transformation, offering a meditation on the passage of time that is at once thrilling and mundane.
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"Without predictable rules for how the internet works, it will be difficult to meet the demands of these new technology advances," Stephenson wrote.
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If it works, it should both increase the number of rides that drivers can give and also make those shared trips faster for passengers.
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It's a long shot, but if it works, it would be faster and more effective than any court ruling, completely restoring Wheeler's 211 order.
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For now, the company is showing off a handful of applications with a bulky prototype armband — and when it works, it feels like magic.
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To give you a sense of how configuration works, it involves delivering a Facebook service like Messenger in real time with the correct configuration.
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Why it works: It almost certainly provokes a response to get the session going — who doesn't want to find out what the "surprise" is?
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Google is vague on how it works — it still uses GPS and cell signals, in addition to location data from apps and Wi-Fi.
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Louv-Jansen has published the source code for his tool on GitHub, and explained how it works it in a Medium post last week.
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Legends takes The Secret World's framework — literally, everything that's been released in the game to date — and re-works it as an action-RPG.
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He even thinks further study of supplement TA-65 is worthwhile, because if it works, it could really help people with super short telomeres.
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This means COVID-19 has much greater potential to kill people as it works it way through the population, if it is allowed to.
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The Nazi unit that raided the vault kept meticulous records of the works it took, even photographing them, the authorities at the ceremony said.
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Despite rumblings that Allergan's management was disappointed with Kybella's performance, Saunders assured Cramer that the treatment works, it will just take time to develop.
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Here's how it works: It starts with an overview of the scalp, where your doctor will identify which areas need additional hair to thicken.
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This is not only how far-right racism actually works, it is also the best way to grow a movement in collective defense against it.
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How iOS 13 FaceTime Attention Correction works: it simply uses ARKit to grab a depth map/position of your face, and adjusts the eyes accordingly.
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The project is still in development, (Neighborly has some competition for underwriting it), but if it works, it could provide a roadmap for other cities.
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If Facebook can give users a better understanding of how it works, it might be able to diffuse privacy scandals and backlashes before they happen.
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If it works, it could help bring sensation and movement back to affected limbs, getting patients back on their feet or using their hands faster.
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I take her quite seriously essentially as a performer or a public personality because she really takes it quite seriously herself, and really works it.
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"It's not an issue, it works, it is not among the list of the terrible problems in East Asia," Hill told CNN International's Hala Gorani.
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The power of these works, it is clear, is not only in their being lifelike, but in the intense life Rodin gives them as artworks.
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But in order to understand how horny goat weed works, it can be helpful to have a grasp on how herbs are used in general.
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If there is a single identifiable subject to his resolutely abstract works, it is coalescence — the gradual coming together of disparate colors, textures and granules.
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Modeled on a general understanding of how the human brain works, it has helped technologists make rapid progress in a wide range of A.I. fields.
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Yet despite all the evidence that P21625 works, it continues to be misunderstood, or worse, mischaracterized for political objectives by many of our elected representatives.
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And thanks to how Amazon's payment cycle works, it usually gets money for selling an item long before it has to pay for that item.
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In some senses, maybe it works: it alienates you from people who you don't like, and draws you closer to people who you do like.
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Hasbro has released five Transformers movies, with two more in the works; it has made two G.I. Joe films and has a third in development.
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He neglected his family, and built houses that leaked and a Manhattan museum that evoked protests from the artists whose works it was designed to showcase.
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Based on Google's description of how it works, it probably won't be appropriate for games or highly interactive scenes, but it certainly beats panoramas for immersion.
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" But he did say that "the idea of some short-term payroll tax cut fix -- it doesn't work, it never works, it has no lasting impact.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Joe Brainard's last New York show in his lifetime was legendary because of the sheer number of works it included.
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It's free and easy to install, but because of how it works, it can be very slow and isn't recommended for things like streaming live video.
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It is worth noting that when that cross buttock/long range osotogari works, it is one of the most beautiful throws in all of combat sports.
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How RISE works: It randomly obscures parts of an input image, running them through the neural network to observe how the changes affect the output weights.
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The reality is that this is exactly how climate change works: It isn't the big oil companies, or policymakers, who bear the brunt of the catastrophe.
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The studio has an outsized role in Japan's animation industry that outstrips the list of works it has produced, said Tokyo-based film commentator Yuichi Maeda.
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While the Justice Department must test this method, if it works "it should eliminate the need for the assistance from Apple," it said in its filing.
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If this works, it could trigger a larger rebellion — likely driven by the Freedom Caucus — similar to the revolt that brought down Ryan's predecessor John Boehner.
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"What you want is to be able to test something, and once it works, it will be able to work in the same way," Plais said.
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But if the plan works, it will elevate Cuccinelli as a voice for Trump's immigration policies, which he has already defended in regular talk show appearances.
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Name: DoctolibHeadquarters: ParisMoney raised: $267 million, according to the companyHow it works: It started as a software company helping healthcare professionals with online appointments and consultations.
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Fine Arts & Exhibits BERLIN — If "The Hero (Man and His Genius)" ranks among Rodin's lesser-known works, it owns a place in 20th-century literary history.
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And, for many Western Europeans, whose notions of Romanian art were largely grounded in folk art or socialist realist works, it was an eye-opening experience.
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Whatever presence Diebenkorn had in these works, it had mostly disappeared by 248–22, as evidenced by paintings such as "Horizon #21950" (260) and "Coastline" (21955).
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It's the first time quantum has been used to fight cyber crime, and if it works, it could reshape how security analysts protect their networks from harm.
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In the works, it seems Bearden has become very sure of his creative vision because he layers so many of his favorite techniques into a single piece.
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"But if the voter ID works it doesn't matter how bad the voters' roll is," says Don Bisson of the Carter Centre, which is monitoring the elections.
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If it works, it could mean better security and less wait time, provided you can stomach the civil liberties concerns associated with algorithmically sorting passengers by risk.
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The hope is that if the vaccine works, it would become a part of the regular vaccine schedule for children in areas with high potential for malaria.
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If it works, it could open up a new space for smart, mid-level genre films — a kind of middle ground between Star Wars and Upstream Color.
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While MoviePass is still flailing about, trying to find a model that works, it never regained the hype — or customer base — it had in its glory days.
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"If you think of how your online life works, it really mirrors what is happening in society offline," Aarati Soman, a product manager at Facebook, told Refinery29.
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WILBUR ROSS: I think what the President said is that this was a tough decision and that he hopes he works it out well for all parties.
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Though AT&T's bet on wireless video streaming hasn't paid off yet, if it works, it will make that company a formidable creator and distributor of content.
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By now, most people reading this might already know how the Apple Watch works: It connects wirelessly to an iPhone and tracks your movement throughout the day.
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"You push the door a little bit open and then once you know how it works, it becomes much easier to do the next step," he said.
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The way our political system works, it gives outsized power to the exact kinds of communities that are being denuded jobs and are thus correctly, very angry.
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Because of how ranked-choice polling works, it makes it easy to see which candidates would benefit most if a specific person dropped out of the race.
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So while it's still too small for a kid to ride, the steering still works, it can be fully disassembled, and it even has 3D-printed rubber tires.
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If this solution works, it will allow us to search the phone and continue our investigation into the terrorist attack that killed 14 people and wounded 22 people.
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Of course, some could say that as long as it works, it doesn't matter if it's a placebo effect, but that doesn't mean the studies are scientifically rigorous.
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In a series of videos posted early Thursday morning (clips from "Celine Dion Takes Paris in the Best Couture Looks of the Season"), the fashion superstar works it.
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If the doctrine works, it could benefit millions of users, boost the economy and constrain tech giants that have gathered immense power without a commensurate sense of responsibility.
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The system works, it is usually argued, because companies respond to shareholder pressure and because broad share ownership gives everyone, including workers, a stake in the American dream.
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But when it's all put together and works, it paints a picture of the futuristic life that's being lived right now, today, in many parts of the world.
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In addition to going by the name the Man Book Club, for instance, Mr. McCullough's group expresses its notion of manliness through the works it chooses to read.
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When a society loses its common ground built up by agreed upon rules, shared civic virtues, and a basic awareness of how government works, it loses its cohesion.
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France had treated Italy with "a lack of respect" and like a cultural "supermarket" by "sending a shopping list" of the works it wanted to borrow — essentially everything.
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"If it works, it can solve those other problems too," he said, like issues of education, health care and inequality that may seem more pressing to many Americans.
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And because of the way that 203 percent threshold works, it is hugely important whether somebody in the first round is at 16 percent or at 14 percent.
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Starring Tilda Swinton, Paul Dano, Jake Gyllenhaal, Ahn Seo-Hyun, and Byung Hee-bong, Okja is a big, ambitious movie, and when it works, it is ridiculously fun.
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"When it works, it can be incredibly profitable," Bruce Nash, founder of industry data website The Numbers, said about why studios overload comic book movies with bad guys.
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At the same time, if a movie really works, it may play well even without sound — when you're watching it over someone's shoulder on a plane, for instance.
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Like many of Mr. Mendini's works, it mixed two somewhat incongruous influences: It's an oversize Baroque armchair but decorated in a pointillism reminiscent of the artist Paul Signac.
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But if indeed such commentary is embedded in these works, it is at the structural level, integral to the artist's working method and completely subsumed within formal dynamics.
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What would be nice is that if this works, it works because it was a good movie, and that people forget that it was a group of eight women.
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"Tillerson will make, he will acknowledge this, that if we are gonna to have a relationship that works, on border that works, it goes both ways," the official said.
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Which is going to be a challenge, because the way MoviePass works, it technically still is welcome at AMC theaters — and just about any chain that does online ticketing.
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A Mean Girls musical isn't just in the works — it already has a cast and is coming to D.C.'s National Theatre on October 31 before its Broadway debut.
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But, if I have a choice, I'd rather start a business where I know if it works, it will be defensible… that I can really protect it from competition.
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It's a rocket with no ejection seat, but when it works, it can compress the time to venture fund leader dramatically — maybe even by as much as a decade.
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It increases the complexity of building and launching your game, but when it works, it can be exponentially bigger than an original title, even with the same game mechanics.
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It's very much a power play, and if it works, it would put Facebook at the center of one of the most important things we do with our phones.
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After all, if there's a new Clueless in the works, it means that Saoirse Ronan and Zendaya can finally get a chance to step into Cher and Dionne's pumps.
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"It seemed like—as we hypothesised from the way nitrous oxide works—it had blocked the stabilising of the memories of the film into the long term," said Das.
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But the studio has an outsized impact on Japan's noted animation industry that outstrips a list of the works it has produced, said Tokyo-based film commentator Yuichi Maeda.
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As it is often the case with new media works, it is tempting to consider the pixel as a mere self-referential motif to the medium of his work.
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The car "scans each occupant and selects personalized features and functions," though it's not clear how that works; it could be anything from a fingerprint scan to facial recognition.
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With a Jersey Shore reunion in the works, it only makes sense that fans of another beloved MTV reality show would want to see the series' cast back together.
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If it's something like a Go90, if it works, it doesn't work, as long as you guys get paid for each subscriber into it, that's the main thing, right?
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To the extent that a market-timing model using the ISM works, it really does so only at the extremes, when the index is especially low, or especially high.
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While the program is mainly to both help coworkers better understand how different parts of the company works, it can also help employees looking to move within the company.
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One of the works it bought in 1997 was Mr. Marshall's "Past Times," which the agency acquired from the Koplin Gallery in Los Angeles, one of Mr. Marshall's dealers.
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For gurus of good corporate governance, this is bad enough, but once you dig into the details of how this nonvoting stock works, it gets much worse for shareholders.
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"If the technology works, it has tremendous potential, but it's a very small set of agriculture because diamondback moths only affect a very small group of crops," Sparks said.
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That's what 3D worlds are, artfully arranged collections of assets and scripts and interactions, and where the illusion works, it feels like a coherent world and a pleasurable experience.
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But like all Fischli/Weiss works, it functions slyly on several levels, and it prefigured much of the work to come later, often based on a kind of sprung dialectic.
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If Project Natick works, it could help millions of people in coastal communities gain access to the internet, without eating up the polluting energy resources usually necessary to power datacenters.
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But as average people become more distant from the underlying mechanisms of how the technology they use every day actually works, it has become harder to explain how technology works.
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Little Grande even works it for the camera — she closes her eyes to hit those high notes, and gets that faraway look in her face that Dion is known for.
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So while little is known about how the mission generator works, it seems like a safe bet that it draws its randomized variables from the competitive side of the game.
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Now, to be clear, that's how every highlighter works: It looks unremarkable until it catches the light, and then suddenly it's like a laser beam is shooting off your cheekbones.
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"When the chemistry works, it communicates enthusiasm and a team and the likelihood of success and progress," said Michael Feldman, who was an aide to former Vice President Al Gore.
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Where it works, it works, and the side-by-side profile of the Tea Party and Occupy Wall Street as two diametrically opposed but fundamentally connected movements is especially striking.
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"When it works it turns people into walking ID cards, when it doesn't it risks incriminating the innocent who then have to prove that they are not guilty," she said.
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When this works, it starts with voters' concluding that they can restore popular will only through rallies or violence, which happened when Kenyan opposition leaders disputed election results in 2007.
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But the minimalist approach to animation works; it focuses our attention on the witty dialogues and vividly rendered frames, each hand-drawn by Liu over the course of four years.
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With student housing, a building for active seniors, and an assisted living center also in the works, it might one day be possible to spend an entire lifetime in Metropica.
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Depending how the tool works, it may either grade the reliability of the product page, or remove the fake reviews from the aggregate in order to reassess the product's rating.
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And if it works, it could leave the Trump administration — which is already upset with the amount of time it takes to resolve an immigration court case — very frustrated indeed.
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If it works, it works, but I do think it's PR on their part, and I think Mark Zuckerberg's livestock tour of the United States is another part of that.
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The Pierre Lassonde Pavilion at the Musée national des beaux-arts du Québec (National Fine Arts Museum of Québec) is an expansive exhibition space that naturally elevates the works it houses.
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Here's a less cynical reason: when 5G works, it is legitimately, truly fast with super low latency, which could enable a lot of surprising new technologies we haven't thought of yet.
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Two, the increased survival rate among those who took artesunate-amodiaquine might not be because the drug works -- it might be because artemether--lumefantrine made Ebola patients more likely to die.
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You could be accelerating furiously, but the engine is already at its best RPM so the transmission will works it magic and leave the motor droning away and spoiling the fun.
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More than a year in the works, it heated up this summer, and American businesses and consumers have already been paying the price, according to figures from free-trade advocacy groups.
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If Mr. Trump's push works, it could hasten the biggest rewrite of trade rules around the world since 118 nations agreed in Geneva in 1993 to create the World Trade Organization.
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"Our listeners have told us that they love the utility of Pandora — it's drop-dead easy, it works, it knows me, it's really simple," explains Pandora's Chief Product Officer Chris Phillips.
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The project will leverage the hefty resources of DARPA and its considerable security experience, and if it works, it could help solve a pressing national problem around election security and integrity.
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The Piero Manzoni Foundation in Milan was criticized for destroying 39 works it deemed to be forgeries, a decision authorized by only one of two separate court rulings regarding the works.
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Although it may bear some resemblance to Duchamp's "Boîte en Valise" — the original "art box" filled with miniature versions of his works — it also recalls the baroque kitsch of Mexican altars.
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However, after speaking with Uber and getting a detailed breakdown of how the update works, it appears that the wording of the update doesn't correctly reflect the exact nature of the changes.
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If that works, it gives Amazon a whole new line of business — and revenue — that it can stack on top of its retail business and its increasingly successful cloud services with AWS.
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In fact, to underscore how K2000 works, it invested in just two startups in both 2600 and 29, though it typically looks to invest up in up to four startups per year.
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When it works, it works fast: there's a clear overall shape to the project, you get a feel from a musical texture, or a title might suggest the whole thing, acorn-like.
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If the reaction-free EmDrive works, it would open the door for reaction-free space missions, which could reach the planets in weeks instead of months, and at a much lower cost.
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Of all the works, it has both the most generalized, blob-like outline as well as the most articulated secondary feature — a hybrid of rectangle and oval that suggests forearm and fist.
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"With the artists' works it becomes clear that we are not talking about transferring imagery back and forth IRL and URL, but that we create one unified visual language," the curator concludes.
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To understand the context in which Mukwege works — it has been called the "world capital of killing" — here's a piece I wrote in 2010 about mass rape and killing in eastern Congo.
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Insofar as the Pence rule "works," it isn't because the men who follow it are necessarily secret harassers, ready to prey upon the first unfortunate woman to find herself alone with them.
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One of his last completed works, it consists of sound boxes from children's toys arranged in two groupings: white sound boxes on a white textile, and black ones on a black textile.
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If this program of devolution to the states works, it is even possible to craft constitutional amendments that give states greater leeway over areas such as gun control, abortion and the like.
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And if it works, it could be revolutionary — changing how people play all those Mario, Zelda, and Pokémon games that have been popular and a part of many gamers' lives for decades.
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An important new show, "The Discovery of Mondrian", at the Gemeentemuseum in The Hague, plots every step of that development through the 300 works it owns—the largest trove of Mondrian's work anywhere.
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Beyond cutting the corporate tax rate, the tax framework proposes a major change to how the corporate tax works: It would, for five years at least, allow companies to "fully expense" their investments.
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From printed watercolors to painted and stippled naturalistic drawings to more simplistic text-based works, it is evident that Kocyildirim's ability to effectively display another person's perspective is something he takes very seriously.
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They're no doubt very cool and the Galaxy Fold really works — it folds and unfolds and the multi-app experience is surprisingly solid — but ultimately, durability will make or break the product category.
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It mostly works: It unveils a clever approach to character building, as during the opening montage of family photos, home videos and emails providing intimate details about the Kim family over several years.
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"Ideally we would've waited until we hit the three-year mark to move in, but with the way leasing and renting in NYC works, it was hard to find that perfect time," Brianna says.
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Not only will the exhibition serve as the first public viewing for many of the works, it will also contextualize them within the framework of what Bearden produced both before and after this decade.
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Those who glimpsed Gardega's brief canine addition to the plaza may have noticed that it was far less refined than the other two bronze works — it kind of resembles a squat churro with limbs.
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"It's such a straightforward argument: Naloxone works, it reverses overdose, everybody should have it, and it should be much more available," Corey Davis, a senior attorney at the National Health Law Program, told me.
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The whole thing can feel a little like an adaptation of that gif of Charlie from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia trying to explain his conspiracy wall, but when it works, it definitely works.
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Once the transfer is in the works, it may take a few days to fully transition over and both the landline and the smartphone may ring when a call comes in during this period.
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Although it lacks the sound component of Lye's steel works, it captures his affinity for experimentation on a grand scale, yielding all control of movement to visualize the unexpected energies and wonders of nature.
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"The way the league works, the way the [Collective Bargaining Agreement] works, it really kind of is up to the star player at key times to take a little haircut here and there," said Kerr.
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Amazon has shown it can pull off perpendicular moves before, and if this strategy of proliferating the technology out to a ton of devices works, it might end up having made yet another strong bet.
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Apple News makes more of an attempt to create a Flipboard-style interface that's pleasing to the eye, and when it works, it works very well—though when it doesn't work it looks rather ugly.
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But if the program works, it could mean people won't be as fearful of treatment centers and of talking to epidemiological workers trying to figure out the rings of people who need to be vaccinated.
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Restarting would, if it can be pulled off, offer the same basic promise as the original busing era — if it works, it works fast — while changing housing is necessarily going to be a slow undertaking.
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The whole idea of machine learning is that you can train it on the original sample, and then as the machine works, it will just start matching patterns and noticing patterns and enriching the model.
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The Bern Museum of Fine Art is selling a painting by Édouard Manet, which was one of the 1,500 works it inherited from Cornelius Gurlitt, who had a significant collection that included Nazi-looted art.
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Today, as part of its efforts to improve how that ad business works, it provided an annual update that details the progress it's made to shut down some of the more nefarious aspects of it.
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"The way the league works, the way the [Collective Bargaining Agreement] works, it really kind of is up to the star player at key times to take a little haircut here and there," added Kerr.
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That last one is a biggie, because if it works, it would allow Samsung to install things like a selfie camera or iris scanners beneath the actual display, which would eradicate the need for a bezel.
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But assuming the Base Station Pro actually works, it might just usher in a new era of wireless charging tech that's easier to use than ever before — a feat that not even Apple could pull off.
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When Dirty Dancing was in the works, it was rejected by every studio in town, until Vestron Pictures, nominally a video distribution company, stepped in to make it as a no-budget teen dance film quickie.
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Volunteers in the group have different roles depending on their skills, and there is a loose command structure that works, it appears, because nearly everyone there has experience of taking orders and working as a unit.
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When it works, it means you don't need to manually re-enter data into Excel, which is huge if you have a lot of printed data and can't copy and paste the spreadsheet you're looking at.
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If you know how baseball works, it will not surprise you that, during the Mets' five-game World Series win over the Baltimore Orioles in 1969, Weis put up a slash line of .455/.53/.727.
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She wrote: If there is one story narrated through New Works, it spills far beyond process or period or biographical detail, although the drawings and murals do describe particular episodes and encounters in the artist's year.
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It's launching its first test flight this summer, and it if works, it will be the most powerful vehicle to get into orbit after NASA's Saturn V, which brought humans to the Moon, according to SpaceX.
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On the second point, if this technology works, it would arguably be unethical not to use it, because the world's poorest populations, facing drought and rising seas, may suffer the worst effects of a changing climate.
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Another, older and much cheaper anti-inflammatory drug, methotrexate, is also being studied to see if it can reduce cardiovascular risk, and Dr. Mosca said that if it works, it might be a more practical treatment.
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"As I dug deeper into how Uber works, it became pretty clear that this is one of the hardest — and therefore most fun — computer science and engineering challenges in the world today," Singhal wrote on his blog.
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While personalization technology can be great when it works, it can still be thrown off by sessions where you allow someone else to stream music with your account — like a child, your roommates, party attendees or others.
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If it works, it could probably end up down the line in the hands of all advertisers, which could help for small- to medium-sized businesses without a lot of experience build out their early marketing campaigns.
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It'll be a considerable feat if America's projectors can screen the prints without a hitch, but if it works, it could open the floodgates for more major releases to dabble in the breathtaking visual 70 mm aesthetic.
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If it works, it could open up a big new market: According to a Pew Research Center survey released last fall, 27 percent of American adults said they had not read a book in the past year.
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"With digital works, it need not be the case that transfer rights are free or universally granted," Stefik noted in a section about the difference between copying (which Xerox, of course, is known for) and transferring information.
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When this strategy works, it really works: from 403-240, the Oklahoma City Thunder selected Kevin Durant, Russell Westbrook, and James Harden with consecutive lottery picks, and have been one of the league's best teams ever since.
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In exchange for the ''shopping list'' of works it wanted from Italy, Ms. Borgonzoni said, the Louvre failed to make concrete offers for a Rome exhibit in 2020 commemorating the 500th anniversary of the death of Raphael.
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"It's a technological and financial challenge, but If it works it could be a real game-changer for electric vehicles," said Dan Becker, director of the Safe Climate Campaign in Washington, which advocates for lower emission vehicles.
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But if this gambit works, it will be remembered as a bold legislative play that paid off — albeit in the service of a deeply flawed and extremely unpopular bill that may never get out of the Senate.
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"La Liga disagrees profoundly with this decision, rejects the penalty imposed as unjust, unfounded and disproportionate and considers that the AEPD has not made the necessary efforts to understand how the technology works," it said in a statement.
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But first, my overall take is that when Face ID works, it is magically better than Touch ID. Your phone just feels like it's unlocked all the time, without requiring you to think about its security at all.
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The Nordstrom facade asserts itself in the cityscape in daring fashion; arguably as far as possible in spirit from the orangy-brick industrial bulwark where the designer works, it makes no less powerful a statement about cosmopolitan life.
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If that approach works, it would probably embolden other moderate Democrats to go their own way in deep-red areas, and perhaps encourage candidates across the board to distance themselves from Ms. Pelosi as a partisan lightning rod.
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Amazon doesn't particularly seem to love this niche, as the company has tried to squash erotic writers several times—in 2013, after a moralistic backlash against erotic works, it quietly pulled hundreds of erotica titles from its shelves.
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Reportedly at the suggestion of Corden, the authors of the best-play nominees were brought onstage to talk about their works; it was nice to see and hear the playwrights, but their brief self-promos weren't terribly interesting.
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"We said to ourselves 'if it works it works, if it doesn't it doesn't, but at least we tried it and got it out of our minds and we could then move on to something else'," said Karypidis.
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If the technology works, it will take them about 20 years to cross the 25 trillion miles to Proxima b and more than four years for the photos and measurements they take to be beamed back to Earth.
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All of this is brought to light not only on the growing industry of YouTube creators and how the industry works; it also highlights YouTube's need to seriously figure out how to moderate its content and also payments.
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And like a multitude of King's works, it features a writer who could be a stand-in for King himself, this time a famous but weary horror writer who stumbles across a demented painting at a yard sale.
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Earnin knows how much Haq makes and how often she works; it figures out the latter by tracking her location to see when she is or isn't at work, though Earnin doesn't share this location data with third parties.
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Don't count on having your story show up in a Moment — there's a whole lot of serendipity required there (right place, right time and noticed by the curation team) — but when it works, it could be a good fit.
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VIVIEN SCHWEITZER Glenn Kotche, percussion (Cantaloupe) Given how often Mr. Adams, the composer and environmental activist, has drawn on nature to inspire his sparse yet expansive works, it may be surprising to see him turn to electroacoustic music here.
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Titled "Proscenium Works," it includes "Set and Reset," a complex weaving of bodies made in 1983; "Present Tense," from 2003, which evokes the innocence of children at play; and "Newark (Niweweorce)," from 1987, an exploration of balance and propulsion.
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And while this latest attempt does not possess the electrifying quickness of thought and image shared by Rhodes's earlier works, it is a testament to her enduring desire to reactivate and reinvent cinema as a viable expression of protest.
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Here's how Semma's intervention works: It applies stem cell therapy to generate new beta cells — the cells responsible for insulin production — and a medical device is implanted to protect the cells from being attacked by the patient's immune system.
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Spansive CEO and co-founder John MacDonald brought a few of his chargers to our office — and, while it's tough in a short demo to gauge how well something like this works, it seemed to do what they promised.
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It not only works, it is cost effective: When I investigated these pilot programs in 2016, they cost about $100 million a year, pocket change compared to the billions we spend dealing with migrants once they reach our border.
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That was the right call even if it is also true that accepting — or acquiescing to — a degree of subjugation is instrumental to how sexism works: it depends on women getting along, and going along, with their own oppression.
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The latest of these books is Recovery: Freedom from Our Addictions, and like Brand's previous works, it seems rooted less in his desire to make everybody laugh and more in his desire to connect with everyone on the planet.
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Here's how the resolution works: It would change Senate rules so that following a lapse in funding for one or more federal agencies — the technical meaning of a shutdown — the Senate must convene at 8 am the next day.
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If McCarthy's unorthodox strategy works, it could pave the way for other tech startups to follow suit; that could potentially cut out Wall Street banks and their clients from a lucrative revenue stream, and would roil the financial services industry.
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If the Trump administration is going to embark on an even more vigorous program of public works, it will need foreign customers for its bonds, but especially will want to make sure China doesn't unload any more of its existing horde.
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The Project Baseline study has been a long time in the works — it was previously slated to launch in 2015, but has evidently taken rather longer to set up; unsurprisingly so, given the scope and size of the longitudinal study.
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Even if the plan somehow works, it would allow Trump supporters to argue that the political establishment had stolen the nomination from their candidate, inflaming voters who already believe the system is rigged and possibly alienating them from the party permanently.
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When the found-footage genre works, it works because the camera shows us just enough to give us a taste of the terror offscreen, without succumbing to the same plot beats as every other found-footage film that's come before it.
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But the parties are not remotely in the same place, and before we throw out the best explanation we have about the way this system works, it is worth seriously reflecting on the evidence that the parties are currently providing us.
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When we analyzed the NaviStone code on Acurian's sites, we found one way that NaviStone's technology works: It collects information as soon as it is entered into the text boxes on forms, before the person actually agrees to submit it.
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But back at the beginning of 2018, when it seemed as though a compromise involving wall money and a path to citizenship for DREAMers was in the works, it was immigration hardliners in Trump's own administration who scuttled the deal.
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But even so the way polarization even within hiring structures and the nature of the media works, it gets hard once there's momentum internally around a kind of set of opinions, which are opinions that I hold and find congenial.
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It's not something you'll want to use for too long (the internet is better when it works, it turns out), but it's a view that's well worth taking in, if only to taste the sheer scope of Amazon's server empire.
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In this case, all it took was one savvy call-out and response: To understand why this post works, it helps to know that Tumblr's site design makes reblogging text posts with your own commentary a prominent part of the site.
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The ensemble is wrapping up a Mahler cycle and released a recording of that composer's First Symphony last year, following it a few weeks ago with an album of works it commissioned by Augusta Read Thomas, Andrew Norman and Nico Muhly.
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But the idea was this is kind of a niche product and that works, it attracts a certain kind of advertiser — which again, I get that as a physical product, it seems, in digital world, that tends to not work.
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Considered the final act in "The Trilogy," alongside Disintegration and 1982's Pornography, the record may not fully measure up to those staggering heights but when it works, it shows that Smith is still capable of making good on his ambition.
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With 20173 rarely seen works, it covers a brief period when Mr. Overstreet's disavowal of painting's usual standards and practices was unfolding rapidly in several directions, alongside efforts by Sam Gilliam, Harmony Hammond, Alan Shields and Howardena Pindell, among others.
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Now called Bell Works, it is a two-million-square-foot, glass-encased behemoth with coffee shops, pop-up restaurants and a soon-to-be-completed wine bar and food hall on the first floor that is open to the public.
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But we've been seeing more appealing shades of orange in the fashion zeitgeist, from terracotta-colored leather bags to burnt-orange padded headbands, all over fashion week street style this season, proving that when the shade works, it really works.
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Since he founded the company in 2004, Sierra has proven that its core technology works; it has a demonstration facility at an army base in Monterey, California, that processes 20 tons of garbage a day, according to the company website.
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But lawyers for Ms. Freedman and Knoedler challenged his conclusion, suggesting, among other things, that if the gallery had not spent its time selling the Rosales works it would have focused on selling other works that could have made up any deficit.
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Titled "Proscenium Works," it includes "Set and Reset," a complex weaving of bodies made in 25; "Present Tense," from 23575, which pairs a playful John Cage score with primary-color costumes; and "Newark (Niweweorce)," from 1987, an exploration of balance and propulsion.
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However, when Haot demonstrated Movi for me (mostly using pre-shot footage, but also using a live camera to prove that it works), it really did offer a lot of the visual variety and energy that you get from a multi-camera setup.
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An NYU professor explains: "What appears to be clear is they haven't yet zeroed in on a format they're willing to massively scale ... This is a company that the moment it figures out something that works, it puts nuclear energy behind it."
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If Charlie receives this treatment and it works, "it won't be just Charlie's life that has been saved, it will be many more children in the future, who are born with this horrible disease," his parents wrote on their campaign website, Charlie's Fight.
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The staggering 50 new works it has commissioned — not entirely shocking for an orchestra that commissioned 23 this season — will come from composers including John Adams, Julia Adolphe, Billy Childs, Unsuk Chin, Ashley Fure, Philip Glass, Vijay Iyer, Andrew Norman and Steve Reich.
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"For this season, I've selected works by choreographers working today that extend A.B.T.'s repertoire with fresh ideas on what the art form can say," Mr. McKenzie said in a statement, pointing to the new and recent works it will be dancing.
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It is powerful, and when it works it works well, but what I was struck by in the game had very little to do with Sam's story and its connection to the potential flourishing or annihilation of all life on the planet.
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Vox's Dylan Scott explained the particulars of how the recently introduced House bill to strengthen the ACA works: It expands the tax credits available under the law, both reducing costs for lower-income families and expanding eligibility so middle-class Americans can receive federal assistance.
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As soon as you begin seriously comparing where they are, and how their system works, to where the US is, and how our system works, it becomes painfully clear how far America is from having the institutions or preconditions for truly radical health care reform.
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Another question is how well its tracking works; it uses inside-out, six degrees-of-freedom tracking, which means there's no external camera necessary, but the tech is yet to ship in a product and we're not sure how Windows Holographic's implementation will work out.
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But when he takes me to visit the research area where he works, it looks remarkably different: in the center is a rig outfitted with motion-capture cameras for their 3D or VR work, and surrounding the rig are "cabins" resembling pod-like offices.
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"Los Elementos" has none of the range or ambition of those twentieth-century works: it is an hour-long serenata written circa 1708 for the entertainment of members of the Spanish royal court, who had brought Literes into their service in the sixteen-nineties.
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If a new regulation wasn't already listed on the "Unified Regulatory Agenda" — a list of rules in the works — it can't be issued, "unless otherwise required by law" or unless Mulvaney says it's OK. The limit applies to fiscal year 2017, which is already underway.
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Venmo will then verify your identity, and if it is approved, your Venmo card will be "in the works" — it will then show you the address the card is being shipped to and when to expect it, which is typically five to seven business days.
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That's both the upside and downside of interoperability, of your software working across your phone, your laptop, your smartwatch, or potentially even your smart glasses—when it works, it works, but it's another access point into your life for one of the tech giants.
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"I think that after looking at quite a few of her works, it showed to me that she was a woman with a very committed artistic practice, as the art ranges from quick pencil sketches to highly sublime depictions of Canadian wilderness," Matthie said.
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Daenyrus Why it works: It is inevitable that Snow and Dany are going to meet Why it does not: There has not been a Targeryn and Stark alliance that we know of, so that whole "our families fought together" part does not totally line up. 2.
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The prototype would only consist of only two microchips, but if it works, it could be the basis of a large scale quantum computer consisting of millions of ions and occupying a space the size of a football field (not to mention costing upwards of $120 million).
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If the treatment works, it could open the door to using bone-marrow transplants before birth to cure not just Elianna's blood disease but also sickle cell anemia, hemophilia and other hereditary disorders, some so severe that the prenatal diagnosis may lead parents to end the pregnancy.
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One of his earliest published works, it has all the earmarks of King at his finest: an engrossing plot featuring psychological suspense, a deep sense of nostalgia for a specific time and place, and a complex villain — in this case, a serial killer nicknamed Springheel Jack.
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And because of the way Massdrop works — it works with a manufacturer to tweak a product and order a set quantity of them, after the product's sale has already ended — you'll have to wait a couple months before the headphones ship, which isn't supposed to happen until December 20th.
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But even the people working in this space who really know the technology the best—the researchers who could get up for ten straight hours at a whiteboard and explain in detail how the entire system works—it was not an obvious buy, to that crowd of people.
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Because of the way AirDrop works — it uses Bluetooth LE (Low Energy) to create a peer-to-peer WiFi network between devices for sharing — it broadcasts partial hashes of an iPhone user's phone number in order establish the device as a sending/receiving contact when sending a file.
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"An initial analysis is that this is positive because many bad loans are with the main banks and if this tool works, it could save viable companies and be crucial for the banks to continue cleaning their NPLs," Filipe Garcia, head of the Informacao de Mercados Financeiros consultancy, said.
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In an exhibition rife with abstraction and tactile objects, Blake Jackson's large-scale painting, "My Wives" (2019), is among the few figurative works; it conveys the artist's sense of humor as well as his passion for his female subjects, which include Queen Latifah, Monique, and other black cultural icons.
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"This seems to be a real breakthrough for people; whatever else they understand about how health insurance works, it bothers them to think that insurers might charge you more or exclude coverage for your condition because it's pre-existing," said Karen Pollitz, a senior fellow at the foundation.
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But this fundamentally misunderstands how drug trafficking works: It is possible to ship "big loads" of drugs through ports of entry because drugs, especially potent substances like heroin and fentanyl, are small and easy to compact — making it easy to hide them among other goods and in hidden compartments.
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Luckily there's MoMA, which (according to its website — I haven't had a chance to check) has on display two important pieces out of the twenty works it owns, the relief "Ringaround Arosie" (1965) — an important harbinger of what was just about to come — and "Repetition Nineteen III" (883).
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The design could have been carried out exactingly, but Goldberg works it with a free hand, his shapes approximate rather than precise, all covered with staccato dots and dashes that vary in size and placement, emphasizing the artist's human agency in the picture (he also leaves his initial graphite lines visible).
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But we have a situation right now, as it exists, that I think the President is trying to deal with in, I think a reasonable way that nothing is good here, it&aposs either open borders and let people into the country, and we know how that works, it encourages more.
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Because Two River Theater is known for producing the premieres of so many worthy original works, it might seem puzzling to witness such a dubious effort unveiled there, except for the fact that Mr. Rechnitz, one of the authors, established the company in 1994 and still serves as its executive producer.
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"Cross-currency IRS swaps are the last major big interest rates product that have not started to clear, but when you look at how settlement works, it makes delivery of the cleared product very expensive," said Jamie Gavin, head of OTC clearing for EMEA and Asia Pacific at Societe Generale.
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But there aren't yet details on how it works, it may not comply with budget rules, and while it's being sold as a backstop to alleviate debt concerns, the vast majority of economists say the tax bill increases federal debt — meaning whatever the trigger ends up doing should be taken seriously.
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And yet, because when venture works it works so spectacularly well that we've now anchored on a handful of companies, and every entrepreneur believes and every investor believes that that's what they have to build, and that the path they follow to do that is the one they have to follow.
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The experiment won't generate enough current for meaningful propulsion, but if it works, it holds the promise of longevity for satellites, as well as a way to nudge a satellite at the end of its useful life into the atmosphere to burn up, to prevent the accumulation of space junk.
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While many of the imprints at these corporations are devoted to publishing important works, it would be absurd to argue that this is the defining feature of Penguin Random House (part of Bertelsmann), Hachette (part of Hachette Livre), HarperCollins (part of Rupert Murdoch's NewsCorp), Macmillan (part of Holtzbrinck Publishing), or Simon & Schuster (CBS).
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The experiment won't generate enough more current for meaningful propulsion, but if it works, it holds the promise of longevity for satellites, as well as a way to nudge a satellite at the end of its useful life into the atmosphere to burn up, to prevent the accumulation of space junk in orbit.
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The experiment won't generate enough current for meaningful propulsion, but if it works, it holds the promise of longevity for satellites, as well as a way to nudge a satellite at the end of its useful life into the atmosphere to burn up, to prevent the accumulation of space junk in orbit.
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Amazon.com, which has made waves in recent years buying art-house movies at the Sundance Film Festival, is heading to the prestigious event this week with a long-term change in the works: It plans to shift resources from independent films to more commercial projects, people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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It's been long overdue, and also, long-in-the-works: it was first reported last summer that this kind of app was being developed, with Apple looking for ways to up the value of its existing iPhone hardware while simultaneously developing technology that could be enhanced by new cameras or sensors down the line.
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"It is true that [the government] is positioning this as an isolated case, but because of the way our justice system works, it becomes a precedent, and once a precedent is set, [the government] or other cases can come back and use this to try and get the same action in the future" he said.
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As the 1990s unfolded, Franklin Furnace became embroiled in the so-called NEA Four case, in which performance artists whose works it had sponsored — Karen Finley, John Fleck, Holly Hughes, and Tim Miller — saw their proposed grants from the NEA vetoed by the agency's director, John Frohnmayer, an appointee of President George H. W. Bush.
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Instead, she and Bachert organized a series of exhibitions that reexamined subjects with which the gallery had been deeply engaged, including German-Austrian Expressionism and the work of Grandma Moses, often borrowing back works it had sold over the decades — pieces that once had been overlooked or dismissed but now were regarded as emblematic of their genres.
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Murphy: The reason we made our investment in Klang Games, which is building an MMO called Seed that people will primarily play through PC, is that while there is content risk–you're never going to get rid of the possibility that the IP doesn't fly–if it works, it will be massive…an Earth-shattering level of success.
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But in the letter he wrote afterward, he described trying to resuscitate doctors, medical students and other health care providers — "some successfully" — who had overdosed on the IV form of sufentanil at the medical center where he works "It is so potent that abusers of this intravenous formulation often die when they inject the first dose," he wrote.
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It's also another installment in what now feels like an endless season of scamming; it confirms so much about the ludicrousness of how VC funding works; it speaks to the terrible need to deify tech executive as geniuses who'll change the world instead of people who are frequently full of shit and unprepared for the consequences of their companies' actions.
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Here is how the "public option" plan — I keep putting it in quotes because it's not technically a government health care plan like a Medicare or Medicaid buy-in would be — actually works: "It really is a public option in the sense that we have a public umbrella of benefit to all Washingtonians," Inslee told me in an interview over the weekend.
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Sotheby's, which makes attendees at its major sales apply for tickets and conducts detailed condition reports for the works it sells (and also maintains a culture of secrecy so complete in scope that a spokesperson would not even confirm whether people who work on their sales sign nondisclosure agreements), has denied any prior knowledge of or involvement in the stunt.
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Belgium has been one of the earliest countries to investigate loot boxes, following the release and subsequent outcry of how EA had implemented the random reward system in Star Wars Battlefront II. While the commission did investigate that game alongside the others mentioned above, it found that with EA's recent changes to how the loot system works, it doesn't fall under the "games of chance" classification anymore.
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A federal court in Washington has temporarily blocked the implementation of President Trump's order barring transgender individuals from serving in the military, per AP. U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly ruled Monday transgender members of the military who had sued over the change were likely to win their case, and that the ban cannot be enforced while the case works it way through the court.
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Among the works it will present are "To the Moon," an immersive piece by the musician, writer and performance artist Laurie Anderson and the artist Hsin-Chien Huang that gives viewers a virtual trip to the moon, and "Grey Rock," a play from the writer-director Amir Nizar Zuabi about a Palestinian man who decides to build a rocket in his shed, with the goal of reaching the moon.
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So in order to have a global system that works, it feels like– you need it to work at the global level, but then you also need individuals in each of the member nations in that system to feel like it's working for them too, and that recurses all the way down, so even local cities and communities, people need to feel like it's working for them, both economically and socially.
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