"The answers its algorithms harvested assured each person of the presence of the like-minded: no one need be alone with her aberrant desires, and no desires were aberrant," Witt writes.
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This sort of behavior isn't aberrant to, or for, Trump.
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What happens next is "aberrant degranulation" within the mast cells.
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"These aberrant years are becoming more common," Haley told me.
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The smoke activated aberrant strands of code, heightening perception and sensation.
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There is no question that Mr. Trump's political style is aberrant.
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Vesting power in athletes to reform sports is not historically aberrant.
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Mr. Owen is also pondering the apparent normalization of aberrant behavior.
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An aberrant ripple to the water in the otherwise lambent calm.
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Raised on tragedy and aberrant behavior, she imitates and extrapolates from it.
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Like something grossly aberrant, something that did not belong among the living.
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In this world, the aberrant and the monstrous don't offend but entertain.
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In Mr. Clarke's novel, HAL's aberrant behavior was attributable to contradictory programming.
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The aberrant occurrence is the story you'll read and the picture you'll see.
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The combination of loneliness and frustrated ambition, vanity and disappointment, encourages aberrant behaviour.
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"People want to be comfortable that this is an aberrant act," he says.
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There is a sense in which the aberrant Trump thesis is undeniably accurate.
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Understanding what happened is critical to bring an end to such aberrant behavior.
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Every so often the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports an aberrant jobs number.
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When you try to entirely replace humans, I think you get aberrant behaviors.
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Last fall, an aberrant chocolate chip cookie turned up in my Instagram feed.
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So on a very basic level, addiction clearly involves an aberrant form of learning.
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The officer was suspended and quickly resigned after multiple videos showed his aberrant behavior.
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Its setting and atmosphere are relentlessly troubling, haunted by aberrant forms and oppressive backdrops.
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He represents an aberrant strain of American, uh, gusto that should not be rewarded.
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Others see Trump's distinct malevolence, but still reject attempts to paint him as aberrant.
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The questions are a reminder of just how aberrant this White House has been.
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So, as Trump's vicious, aberrant, and lawless behavior persists, what are we to do?
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They represent not aberrant dysfunction but the natural workings of a deeply unfair scheme.
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But research has shown that the Sacklers exploited aberrant incentives in American health care.
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In the age of reason, they were cast aside as aberrant and institutionalized en masse.
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We're inclined to laugh because the juxtaposition is weird and aberrant and a little shocking.
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The rights of potential gun victims, not those of aberrant gun owners, must be paramount.
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But Tillerson's biggest problem appears to be his "aberrant" desire to shake-up Foggy Bottom.
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Anaplastic thyroid tumors are also known for their aberrant firmness, more akin to wood than flesh.
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In the past, party organizations were strong enough to filter out contenders as aberrant as Trump.
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Researchers are still figuring out how the warming Arctic is triggering the polar vortex's aberrant behavior.
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"The principal reported them because she believed that this family was somehow aberrant," Ms. Fishel said.
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But more than that, the monster metaphor helps complicate the assumption that either group is truly aberrant.
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Their nicely curved exterior design means they have no aberrant shapes sticking out to catch on things.
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To do this, they're using old security cam footage to train their system to spot aberrant behavior.
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One might assume, from any capsule description, that Miner's movie was some aberrant, low-budget exploitation experiment.
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But they can opt to take a deeper look at the video if something aberrant is happening.
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Trumpcare, and the process Republicans have adopted to rush it through Congress, are aberrant in many ways.
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" He added: "One or two aberrant employees who violate the rules do not indicate company-wide fraud.
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HARPA advocates have dubbed the plan Stopping Aberrant Fatal Events by Helping Overcome Mental Extremes, or SAFEHOME.
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An aberrant arm juts out from one side, sporting a Mickey Mouse glove glazed with Viennese florals.
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The biological behavior of cancer—DNA mutations, aberrant growth, metastatic spread—is nothing like that of diabetes.
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But it is a fact that my childhood was aberrant and peculiar and nomadic and absolutely unpredictable.
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He decried the "aberrant use of weapons" and said the military was committed to "investigate difficult issues impartially".
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For centuries, social stigma, prejudice and misogyny have condemned as aberrant sexual pleasures we now know are healthy.
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In some cancers, such as leukemias, malignant cells have markedly aberrant patterns of DNA methylation or histone modification.
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"Looking at society in general, overweight and obese people are less likely to perceive themselves as aberrant," he said.
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When he does anything aberrant, it's crucial to identify the value or truth that he's traducing, and defend it.
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But many of the aberrant things he does are things congressional Republicans have chosen not to constrain him on.
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Each of these reasons for pricing hikes is understandable in that they represent reasonable causes for aberrant price increases.
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Both writers painted the Trump presidency as aberrant and potentially dangerous, with detailed scenes describing actions by the president.
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They were also all for franchise movies: Oceans 8, the grammatically aberrant Mission: Impossible - Fallout, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom.
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One major source of those issues is the company's acceptance of "aberrant geniuses," according to former CEO Eric Schmidt.
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Structures become visible through abstraction at the cost of suppressing local variation and noise, the apparently aberrant, the individual.
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After all, Mr. Biden had spent months framing his candidacy as a singular crusade to oust an aberrant president.
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Limited to four years, I believe history will look back at this presidency as an aberrant moment in time.
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In a total force of over one million people, they see trending aberrant behavior, analyze it and make adjustments.
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One of the pillars of that framework is the military justice system; another is societal taboos against aberrant behavior.
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Until recently, most scientists thought the practice was an aberrant behavior resulting in part from a lack of food.
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In Wolff's telling, President Trump is a barely literate chief executive who heads up a chaotic, aberrant White House.
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The outbreak narrative classifies the practices of an individual or group as unnatural, aberrant, and likely to foster disease.
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Today, those aberrant currents can overload, disrupt, or fry our most coveted modern technologies, including satellites and cellphone communication.
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Racism, bigotry, anti-Semitism, xenophobia — none of it is aberrant, none of it is ahistorical, none of it is rare.
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ALLEN ORR, IMMIGRATION ATTORNEY: First of all, on this specific case of the police officer, this is an aberrant story.
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That is the cause of much of this aberrant behavior, Scott Galloway from Stern School of Business noted on CNBC.
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De-Trumpification would be a way to officially mark this obscene presidency as aberrant, a negative example for future generations.
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Among the basic tenets of rape culture is the typecasting of the rapist as an aberrant monster and an outlier.
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Sift's machine learning systems constantly track what's normal behavior online and what is aberrant behavior most strongly correlated with criminal activity.
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In Facebook's case, we are not speaking of a few missteps here and there, the misbehavior of a few aberrant employees.
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Perhaps the creepiest thing about the "bad seed" story is the trickiness of distinguishing truly aberrant behavior from mere acting up.
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I can imagine these aberrant structures inhabiting a dystopian narrative, the comical outcome of late capitalism's market logic and environmental destruction.
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Wolff is unsparing in his portrayal of Trump as an aberrant chief executive, not only detached from governance but barely literate.
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The faith the Pences profess does, indeed, oppose equality for gay people and regard everything outside of heterosexuality aberrant and sinful.
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Some animals repeat sounds more than others, some sing "aberrant" tunes, and juveniles may hum jingles altogether different from the adults'.
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Some males repeat sounds more than others, some sing "aberrant" tunes and juveniles may hum jingles altogether different from the adults'.
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I believe history will look back on four years of this President and all he embraces as an aberrant moment in time.
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Mollie's aberrant disappearance has generated an immense amount of media coverage, which Rob hopes will lead to information about his daughter's whereabouts.
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Of course the FBI wondered why Trump's actions toward Russia and the intelligence community were so aberrant and felt compelled to investigate.
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Immigration experts acknowledged that Trump's surprise election may have been responsible for the severe, historically aberrant drop in border arrests in 2017.
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For decades, accordingly, biologists have looked for gene mutations that enable some aspect of cancer cells' aberrant growth, metabolism, regeneration, or behavior.
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These cells belong to our "innate immunity"—they can't learn anything new but arrive preprogrammed to destroy sick or aberrant host cells.
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Within U.S.A. Gymnastics' giant pool of 3,000 member gyms there will always be a chance for aberrant behavior, just as in society.
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His lawyer told the court that Mr. Stacy's heavy drinking and the psychological effects of his accident accounted for his aberrant behavior.
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Party activists have absorbed accounts of Mr. Trump's aberrant behavior for nearly four years, dating to the start of his presidential bid.
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I dearly hope we can heal both when this aberrant abandonment of responsibility to steward our land and listen to our people ends.
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A key thing about Trump's aberrant behavior is that very little of it would be possible without the solid backing of congressional Republicans.
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Synaptic pruning is so crucial in brain development researchers wonder what other mental disorders might be tied to its aberrant activation or regulation.
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She wants to think that situations like Peus and Mystery Woman are aberrant, not the norm and just how the wheel is turned.
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The plaintive "Mei Mei," a tribute to his daughter he released in July 2017, now feels like a eulogy for his aberrant adulthood.
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Embracing 'aberrant geniuses'The issue with Google's culture is most succinctly summarized in a quote from former Google CEO and Alphabet Chairman Eric Schmidt.
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But the only civic role Democrats are allowed to play, in this vision, is to facilitate the removal of an aberrant Republican president.
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But even so, in his personal behavior and incendiary rhetoric, Trump is aberrant—and, it should always be noted, he is deeply unpopular.
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Cannibalism, researchers felt, was an aberrant behavior resulting from a lack of alternative forms of nutrition or the stresses associated with captive conditions.
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The figure, nude and clothed, dominates his aesthetic with an almost aberrant single-mindedness, with raw sex coming in as a close second.
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Yet with anti-Trump fervor powering the resistance, Democratic candidates for office can't just ignore the president's unfitness for office and his aberrant conduct.
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The high end is evened out and there are no aberrant peaks to disturb my listening, which I very occasionally find while listening wirelessly.
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They don't even understand that their behavior is aberrant, and what might be disruptive in one culture might be completely acceptable in another culture.
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"You need these aberrant geniuses because they're the ones that drive, in most cases, the product excellence," he told Wired in a recent piece.
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I likely wouldn't have written this piece without the Trump administration and its aberrant activities leading to the problems percolating in Washington these days.
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Second, the government needs to employ far more robust computer analytics to detect aberrant billing patterns before money is paid out of the system.
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They satisfied a gross, aberrant desire within me but ultimately they made me long for someone respectable and worthy, not self-serving and sleazy.
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"Development and Pathology" is rife with strange aberrant forms and a sense of agitated circuitry; also several outstanding drawings in a purely visual sense.
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Presidential election results:2016: Clinton 38–Trump 532012: Obama 50–Romney 482008: Obama 51–McCain 4420083 Minnesota's congressional delegation is the country's most aberrant.
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" It was "aberrant, marginal, a fictive state," a country that existed, "even in its peaceful moments, alternately under a cloud of contingent anarchy or tyranny.
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These cases don't just reflect the aberrant predilections of their perpetrators but the enduring injustices of society that we have all propped up and tolerated.
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But among the many laments about our public education system, the aberrant Ebenezer Sub who ruins Christmas is nowhere near the top of the list.
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Understanding what others know about aberrant behavior and how to navigate it might be the only way to hold the president even minimally to account.
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Countless summonable creatures with names like Aberrant Berserker and N'Zoth, the Corruptor fill the board, while hundreds of spells deal damaging blows to your opponent.
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Mr. Biden's most interesting bet, laid out in his announcement video, is the decision to frame Mr. Trump's presidency as an "aberrant moment" in history.
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They suggest that one of Hillary Clinton's mistakes was to try to isolate him from the Republican Party by portraying him as an aberrant figure.
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The premise is solid: A scientist with a revolutionary streak has defrosted you from an aberrant and abandoned colony ship floating in the Halcyon star system.
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Humans are aberrant hosts for D. repens, meaning they do not normally host the parasite and the conditions are not ideal for the worm to mature.
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Because Trump was the most aberrant presidential candidate in modern history, it is incumbent upon his loyalists to use whataboutist fallacies as first-line argumentative defenses.
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How did you approach their personal horror stories without being exploitative or melodramatic, while still giving the full picture of both Gooden and Strawberry's aberrant behavior?
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"You need these aberrant geniuses because they're the ones that drive, in most cases, the product excellence," Schmidt told Wired in an interview earlier this year.
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And when we're all doing business now in a realm where we're all connected and no one's in charge, well, you get some really aberrant behaviors.
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Over the years, I've been privy to several stories of affairs, two confessions of bisexuality, and many complaints about aberrant teenage behavior described in surprising detail.
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Ergo, the more governments that Mr. Trump urges to do the same thing, the more normal, if not public-spirited, such aberrant presidential behavior will seem.
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A new framework for building AI programs suggests a way to prevent aberrant behavior in machine learning by specifying guardrails in the code from the outset.
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"You have to evaluate these sorts of models based on their long-term track record and it is always possible to have an aberrant election," he said.
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He's essentially promising a return to an era before Trump was president (he calls Trump's presidency "an aberrant moment in time" in a video announcing his candidacy).
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This technology focuses on altering aberrant genetic sequences that cause disease and may lead to effective treatments for everything from cancer to bolstering immune defense against viruses.
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But calling God by various other names isn't considered strange or aberrant to conservative Christians — in fact, Christian bookstores have long sold posters celebrating God's many monikers.
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The situation between 1948 and 1967 was not the norm, but an aberrant blip on the timeline of Judaism's holiest city and a result of ethnic cleansing.
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Their basic mistake is that they overemphasize differences between Muslims, like the Sunni-Shia split, and assume that ISIS and al-Qaeda are aberrant distortions of Islam.
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The study suggests that "sustained aberrant postures associated with the emergence and extensive use of hand-held contemporary technologies, such as smartphones and tablets," are to blame.
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Biden's 2020 presidential bid explicitly front-loads Trump and his aberrant behavior, casting the former VP's aspirations in explicitly restorationist terms — Biden will fix what Trump broke.
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That was a serious mistake — not because they are violent, but because their approach to religion is considered aberrant by the vast majority of Muslim religious establishments worldwide.
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I'm willing to put down my aberrant experience to the freshness of the new software, which, like the phone itself, was being worked on until the last minute.
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Fearful of being shut down prematurely, the first 29 days were disciplined, full of calculated Sturm und Drang, mostly failing to cohere or rise above the gratuitously aberrant.
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But Murphy says Republicans shouldn't expect Democrats to be compromise-oriented going forward if Republicans uproot the Affordable Care Act in such a partisan and procedurally aberrant manner.
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"I believe history will look back on four years of this president and all he embraces as an aberrant moment in time," Biden said in the video announcement.
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"I believe history will look back on four years of this president and all he embraces as an aberrant moment in time," he said in his announcement video.
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With their stifling of the Cowboys last Sunday, the New England Patriots pushed their aberrant defensive performance against the Ravens deeper into the recesses of their collective memory.
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When racism is undeniably present, when there is no method left for recasting racism as something that isn't racism, we call it aberrant and commence investigations of its cause.
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"Aberrant use of the app, including overly extended usage or abnormal movement patterns, are red flags and clear indicators of bad actors, which will prevent usage," the rep said.
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The Capital Gazette shooting that killed five people earlier this year was a tragedy, but a statistically aberrant one, and the murderer was a lunatic with a personal grudge.
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Still, Mr. Foye wrote to a colleague that he had "no reason to believe that Bill Baroni had knowledge of Wildstein's troubling and aberrant behavior" in closing the lanes.
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And portraying Trump as aberrant gives sometime Republican voters who don't wish to feel personally implicated in the profound rot of the conservative movement cover to vote for Biden.
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Developers, too, could have accessed this data via an API and piped it into any number of data analytics platforms to spot aberrant samples, anomalies and other red flags.
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He also warned the court that graphic and disturbing photographs would be presented and said that, according to a psychiatric evaluation, Mr. Madsen was "severely aberrant," but not insane.
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What many have wanted to see as exceptional, even aberrant, action is the everyday means of sustaining the global city network that is the new form of global colonialism.
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He sees it as a continuum, and he sees things like Conceptual art as aberrant, maybe, but certainly not as the way he was going to achieve what he wanted.
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But several young actors expressed worry that it was "against our religion" — or would be seen by their community as tolerating overt homosexuality, which many in Iraq view as aberrant.
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It is possible that we are witnessing, in real time, a performance as aberrant as anything any of the primordial basketball legends (Wilt, Oscar, Bill Russell, Pistol Pete) ever did.
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"But given his extensive pattern of past criminal conduct and the apparent addictive nature of his aberrant behavior, an arrest comes as no surprise," Mr. Scarola said on Saturday night.
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"But given his extensive pattern of past criminal conduct and the apparent addictive nature of his aberrant behavior, an arrest comes as no surprise," Mr. Scarola said on Saturday night.
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"I believe history will look back on four years of this president and all he embraces as an aberrant moment in time," the former vice president said in his announcement video.
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One such deployment of malicious AI could disrupt global economic balance, so any carrot for participation in a global AI accord must be matched by a big stick for aberrant behavior.
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The obvious question is whether these individuals might be having an illusion or a fantasy proneness, some aberrant psychological pathology that might give rise to their contentions that they're behaviorally transformed.
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" But in the video announcing his candidacy, and in subsequent talks, he also suggested that Americans might look back at a one-term Trump presidency as "an aberrant moment in time.
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But, however aberrant the deal, it has presented the only realistic option for these people to rebuild their lives in safety and with dignity; an option many have been desperate to pursue.
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When in doubt, it is probably safe to attribute 95% of all aberrant reality TV show behavior to booze, but this is nevertheless the most relatable thing Corinne has yet to do.
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The mutated genes drive aberrant cell growth, and the growing mass of cells accumulates more and more mutations that drive it to grow faster and spread until, finally, a cancer is formed.
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He is a flamboyantly gay former editor at "Breitbart News" who condemns same-sex marriage, tells gays to hide their "aberrant" identity and has targeted black, transgender and Muslim people for ridicule.
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"I believe history will look back on four years of this president and all he embraces as an aberrant moment in time," Biden said in a video announcing his White House bid.
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At this moment both the House and Senate are led by Republicans who show no inclination to hold Trump accountable and who in fact are now making excuses for his aberrant behavior.
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The collective comprises 14 instrumentalists and vocalists and is working to ensure that predatory and sexist behavior is seen as aberrant, not as part of the cost of doing business in jazz.
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The potentially blasphemous question rears its head again: if it's a curse to be a Sidenius, is Per cursed by generations of unerring piety, or by that ancestral aberrant flash of madness?
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The reported proposal, coined SAFEHOME (Stopping Aberrant Fatal Events by Helping overcome Mental Extremes), is part of Wright's project to develop an agency to look for creative ways to solve health problems.
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If we've learned anything from trying to be more inclusionary, it's that a whole host of behaviors, sexualities, gender identities and more that were once thought of as aberrant are, simply, not.
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Alabama is a place where ideology generally means more than party identification – the aberrant election of Democrat Doug Jones to the U.S. Senate last year against an opponent accused of sexual misconduct notwithstanding.
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Although not a public rampage, this is the kind of tragedy many Americans think of when we think of that term—an aberrant, unexpected terror wiping out many people in a gruesome manner.
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Does he not register that that answer should scare the daylights out of every woman and shame every man who knows full well how aberrant and not at all normal those comments were?
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But the playful polka dots that stand in for fur and the almost aberrant flora that seem to share Rousseau's formal vocabulary hint at a more complicated composition than one might initially presume.
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"That they appear irrelevant to American historians, aberrant to contemporary evangelicals and abhorrent to the average consumerist is a signature of the victory capitalism has achieved over the American religious imagination," he writes.
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Kyra Jenner, who led the federal prosecution that convicted preacher Tony Alamo, said she was struck by the similar way Alamo and Raniere were able to "normalize completely aberrant behavior" for their victims.
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The weirdest thing about "Blackstar" (or "★"), the unfathomably weird 26th studio album from 69-year-old birthday boy David Bowie, is how instantly appealing and familiar its dark and aberrant matter can be.
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There is a powerful impulse in the press to want to believe that the aberrant behavior of the Trump administration somehow does not extend to the life-and-death aspects of national security policy.
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"A definition is a simple and precise sentence characterizing an object, and this is not a definition but a statement of fashionable values, much too complicated and partly aberrant," Mairesse told the Art Newspaper.
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One of the "aberrant geniuses" named was former Android head Andy Rubin, who left Google in 2014 with a $90 million exit package after being accused of coercing a coworker to perform oral sex.
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Ms. Harris said that Sheriff Prator's remarks, while shocking to hear, were not aberrant in the attitude they represented, arguing that they highlighted a mode of thinking that was rampant throughout the United States.
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" The mayor of Mexico City, Claudia Sheinbaum, on Twitter described Fátima's killing as an "outrageous, aberrant and painful" act, days after writing in relation to Escamilla's slaying that "femicide is an absolutely condemnable crime.
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There was no way we were going to win against patriarchy and cissexism — the normative perspective that perceives trans people as abnormal and aberrant — by attempting to play by its own fucked-up rules.
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One of them was Dorothy Parker, a woman who shone brilliantly in a man's world, back when the gents thought being a "woman writer" was an aberrant stunt, like a circus bear riding a unicycle.
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Republicans in Congress, those of you who know full well that Trump is aberrant and dangerous, you have a very real choice to make here, one that is more about history than today's Republican hysteria.
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In the years from 1776 until the early 1800s, there was widespread agreement with the Jeffersonian notion all men are created equal and that slavery is an aberrant moral evil; eventually it would be eliminated.
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Yet there is a growing call from a group of psychiatrists — the best medical experts at interpreting aberrant human behavior — for exactly this: an emergency evaluation of the president's mental capacity, by force if necessary.
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The fact that this is the story coming out of the debate drives home the narrative that Donald Trump is not a typical candidate for president — and suggests that he is something aberrant and dangerous.
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But as a matter of political analysis, Sullivan is trying to close a gaping hole in his argument by defining his Christian practice as true and competing interpretations, no matter how widespread they are, as aberrant.
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Those statistics become fairly relevant in a game against the Chargers (11-3) in which Baltimore will face a defense that has done a good job defending the run, other than in a few aberrant weeks.
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" A "communiqué" issued by two far-right groups, Hunnia and the 64 Counties Youth Movement, declared: "We will not permit aberrant foreigners of this or that color to force their alien and sick world on Hungary.
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In the film, the intensity of his emotions consumes Sumon, who hatches a morally aberrant plan involving a deadly piece of meat that would permit him to get closer to Nirmali without crossing the boundaries distancing them.
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Here's what some of the polling evidence suggests: During the election, there was a big fight among liberals over whether Hillary Clinton should characterize Trump as a normal Republican — or an aberrant break from the party's mainstream.
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Indeed, on some level, the extent to which progressive commentators have gotten so invested in denying that Trump is an aberrant figure when he clearly is says a lot more about them than it does about Biden.
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It seems especially relevant that a young boy was able to recognize the aberrant behavior of the adult world given that teenagers are leading the way with global activism and a universal declaration for saving the planet.
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The short-term perspective here is that while ultra-low interest rates were an appropriate response to the ultra-high unemployment of the Great Recession, they are fundamentally aberrant and it is desirable to "normalize" monetary policy.
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"I get that people see the phenomenon of someone who says inflammatory statements as a new thing," editor Dean Baquet told the Columbia Journalism Review, to explain why the Times refuses to treat the Trump presidency as aberrant.
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" The former vice president entered the race with a video that framed the 2020 campaign as a battle to redeem the soul of the nation from a Donald Trump presidency he cast as "an aberrant moment in time.
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He and Paul Prenter (Allen Leech) strike up an affair, one that both proceeds and eventually ends in a manner that seems ripped from a time when this sort of relationship was only depicted as scandalous and aberrant.
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"You are seeing a brain drain out of the DOJ that is not normal, and it is a reflection of how aberrant this attorney general has been, with not only reversal of positions but targeting of communities," McGowan said.
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In asking for permission for the new trading policy in October, NYSE said the nature of exchange-traded products mean they need a "different, and generally broader, set of circumstances to determine that trades are 'aberrant,'" the commission said.
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"Dogs are the natural host for those worms, but when they get into an aberrant host like humans, they can have a more serious effect," says Kathryn Michel, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania's School of Veterinary Medicine.
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Mr. Hunter, admirably, does not condescend to his characters for their faith, presenting them not as obsessive or emotionally aberrant but as relatively normal young men and women who just happen to have developed a deep commitment to Christianity.
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So while sympathizers of ISIS represent only a tiny percentage of European Muslims, we risk enhancing the appeal of ISIS and its aberrant ideology by indulging in anti-Muslim rhetoric and cracking down indiscriminately on the wider Muslim population.
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With Gleevec's success, the race was on to find other targeted therapies: For each potential new drug, that meant first identifying an aberrant gene that fueled a type of cancer and then devising a drug to counteract that aberration.
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Inspired by Prinzhorn's studies of aberrant patients, Dubuffet went on to observe paintings by insane inmates and disturbed children, as well as objects produced by "primitive" outsiders who were unaware that what they were doing might be considered art.
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Under the supervision of Dr. Lydia Marsh (Jennifer Ehle) and the brother whose homosexuality she supposedly cured, Reverend Rick (John Gallagher Jr.) — the camp uses prayer and therapy to exorcise teenagers of what it views as aberrant sexual urges.
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Beyond that, abstinence-only education keeps all people who are subjected to it in the dark about critical aspects of their health, and treats a normal part of life — sexuality, and women's sexuality in particular — as aberrant and shameful.
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Over the past two decades, cardiologists have increasingly treated it with a procedure called catheter ablation, in which small plastic catheters are used to create scars in the damaged heart tissue to prevent the aberrant electrical signals from spreading.
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Day 21993 found him posting a crumbling, yellowed paperback copy of "The Velvet Underground," a 203 investigation into "aberrant behavior" among consenting adults, an image he accessorized with an assortment of sex toys that looked like they would hurt.
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To get there, the team developed a mathematical model using DNA sequencing data from The Cancer Genome Atlas and disease data from the Cancer Research UK database, looking specifically at mutations that drive aberrant cell growth in 32 different cancer types.
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Nonetheless, the announcement raised immediate concerns for security watchdogs, who say that quantum computers — which channel aberrant phenomena from quantum physics into computing power — could easily break encryption currently used in products seen as airtight, like blockchain or credit card transactions.
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Yet putting aside the irony that his own depiction sketches out a shockingly aberrant White House, Wolff shows that his media-bashing is not on the level when he switches from the Ailes hymnal to a more conventional liberal perspective.
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It's become part of the conservative media narrative to dehumanize people who use drugs by spreading rumors about distinctly aberrant behaviors—cannibalizing people while high on bath salts or lacing marijuana with fentanyl in an attempt to kill teens, for example.
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" Luz María de la Mora, professor of international studies at CIDE, a Mexico City university, and head of a consultancy focused on international commerce, said she found nothing in the letter that was "out of context, aberrant or particularly worrying.
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" One of the frequently cited papers says it in the abstract: "We hypothesize EEOP [enlarged external occipital protuberance] may be linked to sustained aberrant postures associated with the emergence and extensive use of hand-held contemporary technologies, such as smartphones and tablets.
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But having two such shootings so close on the heels of the similarly aberrant tragedies in Hesston and Kalamazoo is still viscerally unsettling, as is the fact that atypical events can so drastically boost the toll of any given week in American life.
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Carnival in Brazil isn't just about partying, though there's certainly plenty of that (but it should be noted that even by the raucous standards of Carnival, the explicit scene captured on video, and now immortalized by Brazil's head of state, was aberrant).
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"Once the drum starts to beat, people get almost trancelike, like you're going to see them do things they wouldn't normally do, gyrate, all sorts of aberrant behavior," said Adrian Isaac, the leader of Greenhouse Jab Jab, one of Brooklyn's leading drum ensembles.
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"It recognizes this is an aberrant crime, a juvenile crime, a crime of social media, of the internet, and of the unique dramas of teenage boys and girls," said Nancy Gertner, a former federal judge and a professor at Harvard Law School.
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" One of the profound things about the online world, he thinks, is that you can "call out for anything you desire, however aberrant or unlikely, and nearly always there comes an answer; it's a large world, we're never as solitary as we think.
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Matching Robertson's record is doubly tricky because not only was he an aberrant superfreak, he also happened to play in an unusually fast era, when teams flew up and down the court generating extra possessions in which to rack up gaudy statistics.
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Since Trump's election two weeks ago, "don't normalize this" has become a liberal mantra, a reminder to stay vigilant in the face of aberrant presidential behavior that Americans may feel tempted—or emotionally bludgeoned—into excusing as just the way the country works now.
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When she is concentrating on Bach, something she is familiar with, the signal entering her brain is much more reliable, and that constrains the aberrant conversation going on in higher areas—this then reconciles itself to what is actually happening in the real world.
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The media then reacts in the only way that makes any sense given the situation: We cover Trump's statements as outrageous and aberrant; we make clear where he's lied or given succor to violent paranoiacs; we fret over the future of the free press.
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So he was so determined that he was right, that Khe Sahn was going to be the focus of this coming offensive that he was even more inclined to pay less attention to these sort of aberrant reports of developments in and around Hue.
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Given my human scale, I dominated the space of the grounded birds and that struck me as aberrant, even evoking Glenn Albrecht's term, solastalgia, which describes the homesickness felt by people whose natural landscapes have been transformed about them by forces beyond their control.
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" That word -- "aberration" -- had been used by Biden to describe Trump often, including in the video announcing his entry into the race, when he said, "I believe history will look back on four years of this President and all he embraces as an aberrant moment in time.
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If Samsung executes today's launch correctly and delivers tens of millions of Note handsets with reliable batteries and no aberrant behaviors, it will complete the journey of recovering trust in its brand, and it will put a line under the Note 7 as an unfortunate exception.
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Congressional Republicans are supposed to see that Trump's corruption and aberrant behavior are unpopular and do what they can to check him, while Trump is supposed to see that the GOP policy agenda is extreme and unpopular and do what he can to trim its sails.
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"Milkman"—told in an unspooling, digressive, and fretfully ruminative manner that bears a rough semblance to stream of consciousness but is much easier to follow—is set in an urban war zone where carrying around plastic explosives seems less aberrant than using the sidewalk as a study.
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The vote loosened a 90-year stranglehold on power by two center-right parties in Ireland and put Sinn Fein on the doorstep of joining a coalition government, a remarkable rebuke to a political establishment that tried to paint it as aberrant and unelectable throughout the campaign.
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Forty-nine cases of Guillain-Barré syndrome—a neurological condition, marked by flaccid paralysis, that can be associated with an aberrant immune response to a virus—were reported in Brazil, echoing a sharp increase in the syndrome which was noticed in Polynesia during the Zika outbreak there.
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That they appear irrelevant to American historians, aberrant to contemporary evangelicals, and abhorrent to the average consumerist is a signature of the victory capitalism has achieved over the American religious imagination, and a sign of how far American Christians have strayed from the values their Messiah held most dear.
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" Hernandez says that he had been molested by a male babysitter, and Leontire explains that he "had a belief that his abuse as a child impacted his sexuality; that was one of the things that he held onto as to why he, in his mind, has this 'aberrant' behavior.
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Responding to allegations that the Davidians possessed illegal firearms and engaged in aberrant sexual practices, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms sent more than seventy armed agents and two Blackhawk helicopters with a warrant to search the Davidians' complex of buildings at Mount Carmel outside Waco, Texas, in February 1993.
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"This is part and parcel of a White House trying to operate in something close to an accountability-free zone," Tapper concluded, referencing an environment in which the President's staff is saved from appearing live on television to "defend aberrant behavior on Twitter or explain the false things" claimed by Trump.
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And so, we're left with a nagging question: Are men, who according to the FBI study constitute some 94% of what we define as "active shooting incidents" in the United States between 2000 and 2013, simply more predisposed to this type of aberrant behavior, or is there some other explanation?
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Although abolitionists like Samuel Johnson argued that every uprising was an appropriate response to slavery's inherent brutality, Edwards represented a strand of thought that dismissed rebelliousness, including Tacky's Revolt, as a rare reaction to aberrant treatment: one master's overly harsh punishments or another's refusal to let his slaves have an Easter holiday.
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Then you'd still have to Jedi-mind trick lawyers, political operatives, and state election administrators, all of whom scrub precinct-level returns for aberrant election results and scrutinize any polling place result that is not in line with what they would have expected based on current political dynamics and historical election results.
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For his audience, though, it's very easy to take the high-profile incidents of "aberrant" behavior — especially when that behavior is an act of gruesome violence — and blow it up into a shared cultural value from a value system totally inimical to America's own, and one that its adherents will simply refuse to abandon.
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Note the underlying logic here: Even when a mainstream reporter gets the facts right, and the facts support an NRA position, this is treated as aberrant behavior from the reliably adversarial media—and the implication is that by just reporting the facts without offering a pro-gun gloss, the reporter is only telling half the story.
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"Something like this happens and it's natural for human beings to want someone to be held accountable, but the law has very stringent requirements for that type of accountability ... especially in situations like this where you have someone doing something that is extraordinarily aberrant," said Jeffrey McFadden, a Washington D.C.-based attorney representing The Experts in the Naval Yard case.
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And that's why Schmidt's statement about aberrant geniuses being allowed more rope than other employees is so important: It's a cultural standard that allows executives to value certain employees so much that even after they are accused of sexual misconduct — and that accusation being considered credible by Google after an investigation — the accused person leaves with a massive bonus and no repercussions.
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Alas, two full days of testing were not able to recreate the bug that had caused the original file obliteration, and none of the people on site seemed to consider uninstalling iTunes as a solution (probably because that's literally not an option in OS X). Before Pinkstone, blogger and guitarist Jim Dalrymple was perhaps the best known victim of aberrant iTunes behavior, though he had to go to Apple rather than Apple coming out to him.
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Or think another: I walk in a dream past double-parked lots, boarded-up shops, a drab street market hustling its cheap stuff, and chase the ghost of a child that has run out of time forever—memory's vagrant, aberrant self—and so miss the touch of a loss left freely at my back, an absent given, reimaginable fact— and learn how verse comes sideways, adverse, across the mind's proprietorial hold, stealing, shy and circumspect, surprised in the act of finding itself, a snitch, a cross, neither willed nor desired— sweet fool, now reckon your soul may be required.
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