Addiction is tricky to portray accurately; it's even trickier to portray both accurately and comedically.
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Both devices accurately identified the four swim strokes and accurately counted swim distance and laps during the middle of an interval.
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Nationalists, accurately, see a consolidation of power over speech and ideas by social liberals and globalists; the left, accurately, sees consolidated corporate power.
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That signature can be accurately detected by a microphone, and as these researchers discovered, it can be used to accurately identify individual people.
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About 90 percent of the time it was able to accurately detect those with sleep apnea; 82 percent of the time it accurately detected hypertension.
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But if Fox seemed at times to struggle with the new direction of the base, at other times the network accurately could still accurately read its pulse.
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To accurately scan faces, the TrueDepth camera shoots out some 30,000 invisible, infrared dots onto an iPhone user's face, allowing the phone to accurately identify someone's unique facial features.
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Out of 647 sentences contained in the original 100 sets of instructions, researchers found that 594 had been accurately translated into Spanish, while 522 had been accurately translated into Chinese.
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HEMINGWAY: But there is a point also that it is not just quoting people accurately but accurately summarizing the entire interview too and that someone has positive and negative things to say.
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Studies in the analysis also relied on participants to accurately recall and report what foods they consumed and may not have accurately reflected the true amount of dietary magnesium, the researchers point out.
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"Words cannot accurately capture my feelings of gratitude," she said.
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Government weather forecasters accurately predict the arrival of powerful nor'easters.
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They promised several times that they would do it accurately.
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" -- "I mean, you don't report it accurately, but that's okay.
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Or, more accurately, any report that benefits Trump is true.
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It's what Al Gore accurately characterized as the stalker economy.
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CORRECTION: This headline has been updated to accurately say Rep.
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They were scored by how accurately they identified each issue.
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The issue is that they're often accurately calling out junk.
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This story has been updated to more accurately reflect Sen.
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You can draw out characters and it works pretty accurately.
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AI can diagnose the problem much faster and more accurately.
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Trump sometimes accurately touts unemployment records for specific demographic groups.
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CNN accurately quoted Trump's tweet, expletive included, throughout the day.
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And residents may not even be reporting their hours accurately.
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Hence, the very real struggle to accurately describe these ... things.
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Like other autobiographical memories, we think we remember them accurately.
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More accurately, he's a proud skeptic of all things spiritual.
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It should be more accurately termed "the New Zealand model".
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Is Facebook accurately identifying and acting on signals of abuse?
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Can we just take a second to accurately appreciate that?
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My title was changed to more accurately reflect the process.
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Latinos were accurately depicted as perpetrators but underrepresented as victims.
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Farmers know how hard it is to predict yield accurately.
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Or, perhaps more accurately, Trump has come around to theirs.
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But don't blame the messenger for accurately describing this tactic.
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Unsurprisingly, sexual preferences are tricky to capture accurately through surveys.
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Or maybe, more accurately, enter some combination of the two.
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He noted, accurately, that it hadn't ushered in the apocalypse.
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Most national polls accurately showed Clinton winning the popular vote.
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For one, you can't even accurately judge in a photo.
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First, it doesn't accurately convey the spirit of his words.
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Do either of these videos accurately represent the entire border?
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To accurately describe how grandiose this film is is impossible.
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Or, to put things more accurately, those ideas found him.
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Basically, more color in a wider range represented more accurately.
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Or, more accurately, the Toronto Raptors beat the Houston Rockets.
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There is no way to accurately describe it in words.
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Can't get a photo that accurately expresses the magnitude. pic.twitter.
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Others loathe them, or more accurately, the misuse of them.
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Or to take a shot slightly harder and more accurately?
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Seldom do they focus on dirt, or, more accurately, bedrock.
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Judge Kavanaugh accurately noted that he had praised the decision.
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" Facts First: You cannot accurately call the coronavirus "a flu.
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Is it possible to value real estate accurately every year?
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For one, there's Brexit — or, more accurately, the lack thereof.
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It accurately predicted attempts nearly 80 percent of the time.
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"I'm not sure you'll even taste it," Cho said, accurately.
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In your opinion, does either word accurately represent the year?
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How do you work to most accurately portray that grief?
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to accurately reflect Sen.
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"I don't know how to do that accurately," he said.
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This piece has been updated to accurately reflect building security.
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Curbelo's statement has been updated to accurately reflect his comments
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It was the Electoral College that was not accurately forecast.
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He was able to cite, accurately, his impressive favorability ratings.
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But first, a thought about style or, more accurately, tone.
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But that assertion does not accurately reflect the M.I.T. research.
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It cannot accurately tell you whether or not you're pregnant.
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That doesn't accurately impart the gravity of the turbo'd V12.
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We can see whether the polls are accurately reflecting that.
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It's quite another to accurately forecast one specific individual's lifespan.
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You must learn to size up people rapidly and accurately.
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But this anime parody actually nails its mark pretty accurately.
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Marketing people could answer that question more accurately than me.
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"We're more accurately characterized as Trump hostile," Kristol told POLITICO.
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Without it, lenders cannot accurately assess credit risk and creditworthiness.
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"Neither side seems to accurately assess its tribalism," he said.
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More accurately, I became obsessed with losing the exact amount.
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The rest said the description did not accurately describe them.
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All other reported clown sightings are more accurately clown hoaxes.
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Strokes and figures are accurately translated into paths in Illustrator, and sometimes almost too accurately, occasionally requiring a bit of cleanup to remove small tick marks where the pen was lifted off the page.
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Microsoft had figured out a few ways to accurately test Web browser battery consumption Weber acknowledged the challenge, but told me Microsoft had figured out a few ways to accurately test Web browser battery consumption.
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The question is, how do you do it quickly and accurately?
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"Conveying the message behind your work accurately is challenging," she notes.
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I think he has accurately expressed how the Republican conference feels.
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Additionally, we've changed the title to more accurately reflect Musk's announcement.
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But rarely do they attempt to accurately represent the soldier's work.
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It works fairly well, and strokes are replicated instantly and accurately.
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Accurately perceiving the present is key to extrapolating meaning for tomorrow.
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Yes, I was confused; I was also, maybe more accurately, bemused.
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Us. Or more accurately, media exposure of a vulnerability in general.
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The company believes it measures calories as accurately as anyone can.
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Can it accurately recommend a sleep schedule to beat jet lag?
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The NRA originally taught people how to shoot safely and accurately.
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Previous data sets were often too imprecise to measure this accurately.
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Thus, the view does not accurately reflect the bodies' relative sizes.
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Statisticians are still puzzling over how they can be accurately measured.
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I try to accurately capture all the wrinkles, folds and freckles.
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I have always tried to answer the questions fairly and accurately.
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Australia is a highly urbanised country, or perhaps more accurately 'suburbanised'.
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Its effects are expressed more accurately by novelists than by statisticians.
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Fake News Media will never cover me accurately but who cares!
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I guess the fear is failing to communicate those things accurately.
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The film's title accurately reflects the complex nature of this partnership.
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Or, more accurately, it's the wrong comparison, and a misleading one.
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Even more than usual, it's important to scope your proposal accurately.
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You might just as well try to accurately describe being drunk.
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Reciprocal switching, or more accurately, forced access, would upend longstanding precedent.
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Or, more accurately, I felt like Plan B had betrayed me.
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CORRECTION: This story has been corrected to accurately reflect Moulitsas' comments.
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If a company is valued accurately, stock prices should reflect fundamentals.
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Humans can very accurately gauge these dimensions with almost no training.
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It's quite remarkable to see how quickly and accurately it works.
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This article has been changed to more accurately reflect this fact.
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Or, more accurately, half of them couldn't remember one whole word.
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Accurately assess your standing to avoid early confrontations you may lose.
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Depicting [BDSM] accurately is about the relationship between the two people.
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In our digital era, regulations are not accurately measuring banking activity.
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That information was reported accurately by CNN across TV and digital.
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Only 60 percent were confident their votes will be counted accurately.
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Hotelling's theory of proximity accurately predicts how people will actually vote.
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Or more accurately, what is it that makes us enjoy villains?
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Note: This story has been updated to more accurately describe Hogg.
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There are literally people walking out or, more accurately, running out.
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Glencore's primary business had always been marketing or, more accurately, arbitrage.
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Take the time to accurately track expenses (and categorize them correctly).
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I have long believed that markets accurately forecast future economic trends.
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DNA testing kits could solve the issue by identifying relatives accurately.
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Charles Darwin accurately predicted the downfall of the Falkland Islands wolf.
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His quote has been updated to more accurately reflect his findings.
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We're supposed to report information as accurately and fairly as possible.
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Those comments were reported accurately, based on video of the event.
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That European — or, more accurately, French — addition to grunge was sex.
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We must ensure that votes sent by mail are counted accurately.
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Instead, people need to more accurately assess what they actually own.
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They were concerned that Americans should know how to shoot accurately.
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It said, 'Build me cheap machines that will accurately count votes.
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That reflects Americans' values more accurately than the Trump administration does.
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Or more accurately, I think about something Dean Ratliff didn't say.
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She also wanted the practice of law to be depicted accurately.
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No, you learn to hold it correctly and swing it accurately.
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Or, more accurately, he never took the chance to do so.
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Will this article help you to more accurately assess your capabilities?
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But, your outfit does not always accurately define who you are.
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To answer them accurately, he and several others researched the arrests.
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How to accurately portray a woman for whom no photograph exists?
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It more accurately expresses my own sympathies with respect to photography.
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Do your best — or, more accurately, your worst — while you can.
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More accurately, there is a different majority that prefers each outcome.
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Is the diversity of your school accurately reflected in those materials?
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We have a way of getting money out quickly and accurately.
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It is worth noting the difficulty of accurately recording such data.
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Also, I think they're better trained to accurately read the tests.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to accurately quote William Barr.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to accurately reflect that Rep.
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And — and if you reported it accurately, you would say it.
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But BMG said its telephone polls more accurately reflect public opinion.
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What are the words that accurately represent where you find yourself?
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"The Sun accurately reported the events that unfolded," the paper said.
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The Democrats' nominating process needs to more accurately reflect its electorate.
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First, the government must begin accurately measuring the water access gap.
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This article has been modified to accurately reflect Greta Thunberg's age.
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" One NUMTOT member accurately noted: "this FB group has rly escalated.
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What ensued could more accurately be described as catching than fishing.
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That raises significant constitutional and other concerns even if accurately deployed.
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It'll be tough to accurately account for those displaced by fire.
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More accurately, it tends to refer to anybody with slanted eyes.
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" Michaels, meanwhile, accurately summed it all up by saying, "What tension.
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CLARIFICATION: This story has been updated to more accurately characterize Sen.
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The story has been updated to reflect the terms more accurately.
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They have a responsibility to report the news accurately and fairly.
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But he added, "MacLean's assertions don't accurately portray his assigned duties."
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The Times remains committed to covering Turkey fairly, accurately and fully.
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No, words cannot accurately describe how truly cursed these photos are.
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Its Assistant answers questions more accurately and has a simpler setup.
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What is the best way to plan accurately for large groups?
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"He could have stated his response more accurately," Mr. Trump said.
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The same model accurately estimates labor earnings over the life cycle.
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Their activity is far more complicated for economists to measure accurately.
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Unfortunately, they no longer accurately describe the experiences of many households.
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Never before has an internal atomic event been measured so accurately.
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But is it really possible to accurately dream about the future?
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The agency, according to the report, is hoping the program accurately accepts 96 percent of travelers with proper documentation, but it's unclear how accurately the program can catch travelers attempting to leave with the wrong documents.
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Philosophy majors may recognize it from the German title of Oswald Spengler's 1918-22 opus "Der Untergang des Abendlands," usually translated, not quite accurately, as "The Decline of the West" ("Untergang" more accurately translates as "Downfall").
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More accurately, it's one of three signs you should take into account.
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You can't describe it more accurately than a profound feeling of selflessness.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to more accurately characterize Shihabi's position.
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Adjusting the payments to more accurately reflect costs could have major implications.
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Still, as one put it bluntly (and accurately): "We're in charge now."
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to accurately reflect Ellison's party affiliation.
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The NBA is forever two things: cyclical and difficult to accurately forecast.
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Recognize that, accurately evaluate the situation, and try to get over it.
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UPDATE: This story has been updated to accurately reflect CNN's latest reporting.
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CORRECTION: This article has been updated to accurately reflect Eamon Jubbawy's background.
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Victoria, 29, came to realize that she wasn't accurately depicting her life.
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Jack Nicas explores the challenge of accurately measuring fake accounts on Facebook.
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Fans and creators criticized it for not accurately depicting YouTube's current culture.
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She accurately points out that these were voluntary — no one was fired.
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Or make money on the electricity market by accurately predicting the weather?
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It's also dubious as to how accurately the devices measure calories burned.
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Or, to put it more accurately, they mate once in a lifetime.
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But it's important to accurately represent current climate consensus along the way.
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These models have a proven track record of accurately forecasting climate change.
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The polls are not accurately capturing all of Trump's support, Conway said.
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Seriously, the only way word that accurately describes this behavior is gushing.
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Or perhaps more accurately, hardly anyone takes anyone else's data analyses seriously.
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Or, more accurately, they attacked what they thought the theory to be.
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Snap might be willing to wait, or more accurately, forced to wait.
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It can be used to more accurately diagnose or monitor heart disease.
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Ever wonder if you remember the successful music from your youth accurately?
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It completely screws with his mind, or more accurately, his core code.
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More accurately to the telescope's opponents, it is a rebuke against colonialism.
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Yep, white boots, or more accurately, optic white shoes — I see YOU.
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The test accurately identified just 50 percent of those guilty of the
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The company is close to being able to accurately predict on Jan.
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Many places do not have enough specialists to draw the tumors accurately.
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This piece has been corrected to accurately represent the Gallup poll statistic.
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" In the United States, it might more accurately be called "market liberalism.
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Why didn't the polling accurately reflect the ultimate outcome of the election?
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There are no words, she says, to accurately describe the tremendous loss.
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CLARIFICATION: This story has been updated to more accurately describe Russian architecture.
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But comparisons between Britain and America may not accurately predict our future.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to more accurately reflect Trump's comments.
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Historically, inverted yield curves have been able to accurately predict economic recessions.
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Or more accurately, he is watching the life gradually ebb from it.
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UPDATE: This story has been updated to more accurately reflect Cruz's quote.
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Correction: This story was revised to accurately reflect Lacker's age as 61.
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The Asthma Health app measured patients' symptoms, triggers and medication adherence accurately.
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Should language experts aim to describe the state of the language accurately?
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Plus, it has a heart rate monitor and it tracks workouts accurately.
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All of this worked well — it seemed to track my steps accurately.
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The recent news stories about me do not accurately represent my views.
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Correction: This article has been updated to more accurately reflect Mubadala's portfolio.
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November's general elections will more accurately test the viability of leftist candidates.
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He says, accurately, that Prosavana aims to eliminate traditional ways of cultivation.
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Franklin accurately portrays Oliver as a spiritual poet unconstrained by organized religion.
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Or, more accurately, they're not sure they can do anything about it.
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It's a really tiny number, and hence extremely difficult to measure accurately.
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With occasional pauses, Daniel can accurately identify the colors -- even nuanced shades.
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Dear African-Americans, First allow me to try and accurately represent myself.
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Or more accurately, why has the Republican Party become so resolutely obstructionist?
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Many patient medications and instructions hadn't transferred accurately from our old system.
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Without reliable intelligence, the president cannot accurately assess threats in a crisis.
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You just accurately described everyone in my small, rural town in Texas.
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A similar share (210%) accurately identified an example of two-factor authentication.
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Though impossible to accurately describe, we readily recognize meaning by its absence.
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It is also a notoriously hard experience to convey accurately to others.
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But there's an elephant in the room—or, more accurately, a Tusk.
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But it's impossible to accurately predict the future performance of an asset.
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Carbon dating has been the only way to accurately determine their age.
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Correction: This story was updated to accurately describe Kwontified's relationship with brands.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to accurately reflect former state Rep.
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"SOO MUCH CONTENT," declares Bieber, accurately assessing the situation in a caption.
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Even more accurately, the emphasis is on the temperature of your oils.
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Most images don't accurately portray the distance between Earth and the moon.
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Which, fair play—only she can accurately tell her story, after all.
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The nine assists recorded don't accurately reflect his instincts and decision making.
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Those instances have been corrected to accurately reflect the media collective's name.
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" Trump said that the Journal's piece "didn't totally reflect [his views] accurately.
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Or more accurately, it means admiring someone precisely because of that contempt.
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When Mr. Cooper replied, accurately, that the moderators had asked about Mrs.
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Mr. Hannity's liberal critics have (it would seem) accurately exposed his inconsistency.
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"Our models are much more accurately predictive of accidents," Mr. Timm said.
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Accurately reflecting these women in pop culture "is massively important," Amanpour said.
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Or, more accurately, like a Broadway prop, and a showstopper at that.
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It's all the scarier in that it's so quietly and accurately rendered.
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So, yes, she's America's Sweetheart — or, maybe more accurately, America's Fun Buddy.
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The Taliban were part of Afghanistan's "political fabric," Mr. Gates noted accurately.
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Snake massage would likely be more accurately described as a snake ritual.
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More accurately about the fact that Kendall is holding onto Logan's pills?
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Guess how often oil industry analysts accurately predict those lurches and swings?
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I can accurately say we're having fun and excited about the future.
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Dropping easy passes that Bortles threw accurately could be a major problem.
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So did the president capture the causes of the California wildfires accurately?
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They found that participants could accurately gauge up to 11 lightning branches.
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The New York Times has a responsibility to report the truth accurately.
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He senses, accurately, that most of the American public is with him.
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All accurately define Donald Trump and his leadership since he became president.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to accurately reflect Mustafa Kassem's age.
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One in seven couples couldn't accurately report their other half's employment status.
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Does it accurately depict your image of what cheerleaders are and do?
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Can you think of times when this was done accurately and effectively?
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If they respond accurately, they risk being fired for contradicting the President.
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By extension, the ability to accurately assess a prospective hire is critical.
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A thin, metal-tipped comb is important to separate your hair accurately.
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YouGov drew mockery for predicting a hung Parliament — accurately, it turned out.
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Or, more accurately, put out statements on how terrible it all is.
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As with opinion polls, predictions markets do not always accurately forecast outcome.
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Live interview surveys (such as CNN's) are probably accurately gauging Trump's support.
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More accurately, they're eVTOLs, short for electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicles.
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Students should submit the paperwork as accurately and as early as possible.
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Mr. Steele is "highly regarded" by intelligence colleagues, Mr. Schiff noted accurately.
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The other part is the software, or more accurately, the underlying ecosystems.
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She plays games and accurately answers questions about the world at large.
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Correction: This story has been updated to accurately reflect DeAngelo's alleged crimes.
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And it was actually, pretty accurately reported today, The New York Times.
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And they accurately projected how much warming would occur in the future.
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To put it more accurately, Trump is unwilling to release his returns.
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" To which Cooke replied, accurately, "I'm the editor of National Review Online.
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El Nacional denies this and says it accurately covers the current crisis.
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It accurately and poignantly portrays the status of the climate change movement.
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Administration officials said their proposal would more accurately measure insurance price inflation.
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In the past, controversies have surfaced over sponcon that's not accurately branded.
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Or perhaps more accurately, hardly anyone takes anyone else's data analysis seriously.
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Finally, Nora, alone, needs closure — or, perhaps, more accurately, to move on.
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Carolla, who in 2008 accurately predicted Donald Trump's 2016 presidency, said Rep.
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The second will more accurately gauge Election Day results, according to Ladd.
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I had to make sure that he was accurately represented as well.
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But tax evasion — failing to accurately disclose your financial situation — is illegal.
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That has to be done quickly and accurately; otherwise, it's wasted effort.
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Larry Summers, who has been riffing Alvin Hanson's secular stagnation meme since late 2013, has been most accurately describing the domestic phenomena that has the U.S. continuing its post-recession slump (or, more accurately, its slump in "NEBE").
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In the case of a clock, the time it tells and the energy required to run it form a Heisenberg pair: the more accurately the clock is read, the less accurately the quantity of energy involved can be determined.
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Hilton said "fear" is a word that accurately summed up her life lately.
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Even simple stuff like wet roads after rain storms are represented more accurately:
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But the movie depicts one important thing accurately: Elizabeth and Olive were bisexual.
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Patterson says the allegations aren&apost being accurately portrayed and some are false.
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Correction: This article has been modified to accurately reflect Malaysia's daily oil production.
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For example, it was unable to "accurately identify" which users should be notified.
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NASA loaned a spacesuit to Rockwell so he could accurately capture the details.
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Caveat: Google's latest stat is from July so that may not accurately compare.
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At this time it's unclear which video, if any, accurately depicts the altercation.
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Any person of colour should feel like they're accurately represented in the media.
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In addition, it could accurately identify individuals based on their size and gait.
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Could these tricorder wannabes accurately diagnose maladies these subjects already knew they had?
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"Borderline hypertension" more accurately describes Sanders's demeanor than any other word I've encountered.
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When Rodriguez retired—or, more accurately, when the Yankees retired him—on Aug.
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He is/was great, his statements are so accurately worded, no bullshit , lol.
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Sometimes they don't even get the race, or more accurately, the ethnicity correct.
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MacRumors tagged the dates of June 3rd through 7th accurately back in February.
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" Or, more accurately, with the community's unofficial anthem, "Do it for the Vine.
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Or more accurately, you can't see them until they are right upon you.
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Power is divided among all four wheels (more accurately, only those with grip).
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Most Latin Americans, though, live in countries where their votes are counted accurately.
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Journalists depend on a press secretary who can represent an administration's positions accurately.
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This theory accurately plays into the whole theme of dichotomy on the show.
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Triumph or tragedy hanging by a thread, or more accurately, a wagging tail.
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Physically Sick's press release presents the music accurately, as an antidote to pain.
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Get ready to laugh — or cry — at how accurately these capture your feels.
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Both Getty and AP's errors have since been corrected to accurately identify Taylor.
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Not surprisingly, these trends were never accurately captured in consumer survey research reports.
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"Washed velvet is much more relaxed and much cooler," Mr. Rüdes said, accurately.
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But you could equally well, and perhaps more accurately, use the opposite image.
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Everyone wants King's voice on their side — or, more accurately, on their book.
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In other words, the term jet-setting doesn't accurately describe my travel style.
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Or more accurately than that, haunted by things that should not be spoiled.
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She likes words, and she likes to have them pronounced accurately, so. Wow.
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Accurately reporting a natural disaster's death toll is important to measure its magnitude.
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Indeed, middle-income countries are often more accurately described as mixed-income economies.
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Unfortunately, those accurately describe the two Republican candidates for governors' mansions this year.
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Correction: This story has been updated to more accurately reflect Rasmussen's polling methodology.
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It seems that the sophisticated model more accurately picks up their underlying fragility.
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Or more accurately, a meal for the bacteria living within the animal's gills.
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So it's a compliment to know I can accurately reflect on youth, still.
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This story has been updated to more accurately portray the Puig/Gonzalez interaction.
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But how do 213-year-olds accurately portray their own disastrous inner lives?
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It's a change that allows the map to more accurately display the Earth.
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So the team is training it with thousands of accurately pre-identified photos.
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Microsoft's previous concept videos have revealed the company's future Surface products rather accurately.
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What is more, plutocrats may not report their incomes accurately in the survey.
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Ed. note: This article has been updated to more accurately reflect Raisman's statement.
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The scores accurately predicted that people of color were more likely to reoffend.
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A new machine-learning system could help eye doctors diagnose more patients accurately.
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In retrospect, many of these games would be more accurately described as dogshit.
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"It is on the donor to accurately report their titles," Ford told CNN.
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The movie accurately portrays how diseases can get transmitted from person to person.
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He could have stated his response more accurately, but it was clearly not….
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But baseline data are essential to accurately measure the change the program makes.
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Quartz crystals are used in many watches to help keep time more accurately.
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How can you portray all of that accurately without women behind the camera?
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Price is only one component and it is still not accurately accounted for.
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Editor's Note: This transcript has been updated to accurately reflect Mark Whitehead's title.
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Martin: So at 110-ish, does the yen accurately reflect Japan's economic fundamentals?
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The latter could more accurately indicate someone is likely to buy sports merchandise.
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Showing mental health on screen accurately is increasingly seen as something that matters.
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Kuo is well known for accurately predicting Apple products before they come out.
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Correction: This article has been changed to more accurately reflect Tony Seba's comments.
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Did you feel a particular responsibility to represent it accurately because of that?
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This sentiment was accurately diagnosed in a recent International Republican Institute (IRI) poll.
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Is there one medium that seems to depict eclipses more accurately than others?
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The red splatter adorning the cover accurately matches the tone of its contents.
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The measurement "doesn't accurately represent our true reach," a BuzzFeed spokesperson told Recode.
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Or, more accurately, the socks for when I planned to exercise but didn't.
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Democrats have accurately said that Trump can change the policy on his own.
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"It took 6 months before pricing accurately reflected the losses incurred," Cembalest said.
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Or, more accurately: WHY ARE 75% OF KATE'S FINGERS A ROUGHLY SIMILAR LENGTH?
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This excerpt from their Q&A accurately describes the state of privacy today.
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It's important that your vote be counted accurately and not subject to fraud.
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Yankee Stadium got a new addition — or, more accurately, a subtraction — on Wednesday.
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"This logo accurately represents what Trump Pence will do to America," he tweeted.
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Accurately uncovering attribution and protecting against further attacks requires diligent and thoughtful investigation.
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Resurrection or, more accurately, vivified continuance is the theme that ends the show.
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There is a lively debate about how to "accurately" reflect the bitcoin price.
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As a result, the spokesman said, no such percentage can be accurately calculated.
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" OkCupid urges users to "accurately visually describe who you are as a person.
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But the sentiment has accurately described California's relationship to water for too long.
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The officer is trying his or her best to accurately describe the person.
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Hamstrung with techniques developed in the 85033s, the government cannot accurately price coverage.
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" Further it is required that the standards "accurately reflect the latest scientific knowledge.
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If accurately reported by CNN, the new Saudi government line makes no sense.
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Levels of five microRNAs accurately identified patients with prolonged symptoms in the study.
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The prosecution in question here is failing to fill out a form accurately.
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It's very, very hard to shoot accurately when you're scared or under stress.
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But even if that story accurately describes Sanders's current mindset, plans can change.
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Do you think it portrayed the hearings, and your part in them, accurately?
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However, Shortis says counting Facebook followers doesn't accurately reflect the far right's support.
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Google worked really well during my tests, accurately understanding what I was asking.
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Correction: This report had been modified to accurately reflect one of Wylie's quotes.
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And this isn't a security compromise as DreamQuark also identifies fraud more accurately.
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Perhaps more accurately, if expressed in matryoshka dolls, Free Basics is inside Internet.
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All users care about is if the application works fast, accurately, and offline.
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The number of Western tourists who are visiting is hard to gauge accurately.
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The BoE did accurately predict that inflation in June would be 2.6 percent.
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The direct benefits to the economy are huge, if difficult to accurately predict.
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Blues and rock (or, more accurately, "blues" and "rock") singers enter the picture.
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But an algorithm that accurately reflects our world also necessarily reflects our biases.
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The database has previously accurately revealed the product numbers for unreleased Apple products.
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Doctors began to diagnose the disease accurately, and birds began to be screened.
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As with polls, predictions markets like PredictIt do not always accurately forecast outcome.
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For decades, they accurately projected the broad trajectory of North Korea's nuclear program.
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We changed the law, and I think the press should accurately report it.
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Neither one, however, could accurately claim to speak for the white working class.
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New FCC rules will require wireless companies to deliver emergency alerts more accurately.
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It may be because they trust the teacher more to accurately educate them.
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There are a few reasons why Nevada is so difficult to poll accurately.
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And deeply dismissive of the Democrats standing -- or, more accurately, sitting -- against him.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to accurately attribute a quote to Rep.
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I don't know how accurately that tracks, say, a curling bar arm curl.
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Or more accurately, I didn&apost trust myself with making good financial decisions.
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I can't accurately say that I don't carry a burden of anger now.
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Pier makes it look easy because he moves so smoothly, accurately, and quickly.
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In "Black Swan" (2010) they were made — perhaps more accurately — mind-bendingly horrific.
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New computer models can now more accurately predict how a spill will spread.
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These conversations reproduce Paul's words as accurately as possible from the author's memory.
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Unfortunately for the Mets, those words do not accurately describe the team's season.
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The substance of what he said accurately described the fecklessness of his party.
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But, as the AEO quite accurately predicted, technology has dramatically reduced energy demand.
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Trump accurately made reference to this campus in a tweet on Thursday morning.
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Then, you can accurately predict where your finances will be in the future.
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The answer, most say, is in developing a technology to accurately track goods.
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But it also benefits Facebook's business by letting it accurately age-target ads.
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Also still under wraps — or, more accurately, not determined yet — is the price.
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MindAffect says its current algorithms require little to no training to function accurately.
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With anecdotal reports, Fadiman relies on subjects to accurately self-report their experiences.
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A lot of porn doesn&apost accurately represent of how people have sex.
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The median cubital vein is usually the easiest to accurately locate and puncture.
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He can't even describe his own negotiating positions in the immigration standoff accurately.
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Isn't there technology that could accurately call first downs and goal-line plays?
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Police dogs, he points out, have a poor record of accurately detecting drugs.
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This is where McIntyre makes his entrance, or more accurately his second entrance.
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It may be that the NRA hasn't accurately gauged its depth or breadth.
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Scientists who were not involved in the new study said it is important because it accurately captures the events of the past, therefore leading to greater confidence that it is accurately projecting future ice loss and resulting sea level rise.
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The rest of the time, however, the app was able to accurately tell people they did not have a-fib 99.6% of the time and accurately tell them they did have a-fib 98% of the time, according to the study.
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But it has not mastered putting them on a warhead and accurately delivering them.
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Family Guy isn't particularly interested in its characters as characters, as Weinman accurately noted.
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I mean, for starters, it's probably the most accurately titled film of all time.
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This article was updated to more accurately reflect Dia's title and the meeting location.
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I think that it's damaging to promote this ideal—it doesn't accurately portray reality.
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It also can make it tougher for the state to accurately forecast tax revenues.
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Each $24 donut (or, more accurately, set of donuts) feeds six to eight people.
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Ainsley Earhardt is mad at ABC and CBS for accurately reporting Mueller's statements pic.twitter.
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He could have stated his response more accurately, but it was clearly not.... ...intentional.
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" At the time, Sorrentino further asserted that the allegations "do not portray me accurately.
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Actually, beating the scapegoat might more accurately be called the whirling of the fowl.
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""[B]y fair I'm talking about writing something that accurately represents the core truth.
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Both Young and Ayers are building tools that accurately monitor and predict health issues.
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The fully stabilized turret will allow forces to fire accurately while on the move.
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This so-called "cold" dark matter accurately describes large-scale structures like galaxy clusters.
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And what can be done when it comes to accurately representing them on screen?
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Only he can express his feelings accurately, because he's had to live the experience.
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CrowdAI blends humans and machine image scanning to accurately and cheaply provide image recognition.
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Wonder how many dudes are actually more accurately described by Grant's chyron of "Unemployed"?
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He markets himself in the primary, accurately, as the bolder, more politically courageous candidate.
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As a result, markets are not always "efficient"—accurately pricing all the available information.
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Your mobile device will learn from everything you do more accurately than ever before.
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But it more accurately means an end to a false promise, an insidious misperception.
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Indeed, it might end poverty before it figures out how to measure it accurately.
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It also wasn't accurately charging sales tax, which varies by county and by item.
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The sketch, while satirical, pretty accurately takes on the (often-disheartening) "best dressed" discussion.
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But ultimately, you're there to ensure that a director's vision is being achieved accurately.
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In 2017, it updated its alternative text tools to more accurately scan people's photos.
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However, the net balance does not accurately reflect the many benefits of EU membership.
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Any half-trained medical school student can diagnose it and accurately get it treated.
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The machine was shown to accurately recognize her facial features each time for payment.
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As far as I can tell, the whistleblower very accurately described what Trump did.
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Kids — or more accurately, their parents — are buying up this Disney Moana costume ($14.91).
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As I smiled, frowned and raised my eyebrows, Polygram accurately surfaced the related emoji.
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But the current ratings system "does a lousy job of accurately capturing" those viewers.
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First, the Apple Watch, like virtually every other fitness tracker, doesn't measure calories accurately.
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A spokeswoman at the Dairy Farmers of Canada confirmed Verheul had been accurately quoted.
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It also has GPS, so it can track your run or bike ride accurately.
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By accurately reflecting the world we live in, you end up doing it anyway.
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He could have stated his response more accurately, but it was clearly not intentional.
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This article has been corrected to accurately reflect the name of the emojis' hometown.
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But eventually, Firefox will be getting a new logo; or, more accurately, new logos.
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Wonks armed with data ought to be able to meet this demand more accurately.
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Kuo is well known for accurately determining Apple's plans using his supply chain sources.
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And yet, the tax credits are crucial to accurately modeling near-future energy markets!
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" He then said his behavior is accurately described as "abrasive, rude and frankly wrong.
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She would accurately direct the fire extinguisher at the source of heat and noise.
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The firearms are capable of accurately firing many rounds of ammunition in short bursts.
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The internet was generous or, more accurately, the Madrugada fans I found there were.
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Correction: This article has been updated to accurately reflect the population of Southeast Asia.
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We have updated the headline of this story to more accurately reflect what happened.
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That means systems can more accurately identify people of all races, ages and genders.
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Measuring cups and spoons should, first and foremost, allow you to measure ingredients accurately.
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It is possible to accurately predict total solar eclipses on shorter time scales, though.
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Eighth Grade left me craving more accurately uncomfortable yet weirdly beautiful teen-centric stories.
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Macadamia is as cute as a button, or a tiny nut, perhaps more accurately.
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This helps the Quantum Dot display show a wide range of colours more accurately.
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They will accurately identify hemorrhage, preeclampsia, and blood or fluid clots as major killers.
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Another drawback is that it relied on women to accurately recall everything they ate.
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I always felt other people could say things more accurately than I could (laughs).
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There's no clear reason why the cause of death is becoming more accurately classified.
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More recently, he accurately called rebounds in gold and crude oil on the Feb.
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"I just want a birth certificate that accurately reflects who I am," she said.
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The women are defending Trump and criticizing the media as not accurately representing them.
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It's nearly impossible to track these illicit funds accurately, as they're likely hidden away.
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But after playing a few hundred times, it had begun accurately bouncing the ball.
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Chad Willems, Arpaio's campaign manager, said the survey does not accurately reflect area voters.
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Experts continue to debate how accurately SCC reflects the real costs of climate change.
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Predicting future behavior didn't work accurately for everyone, but the overall trend was there.
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They looked at me with worried anticipation, accurately reading that I was hiding something.
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But that requires hardware and software that can track location accurately over long distances.
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Taking a major step back is a feeling some may not be accurately remembering.
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Never have I seen a reality show that so accurately captures the "reality" part.
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Once trained, it can study a different group and accurately pick those at risk.
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The newest way to accurately predict poverty comes from satellite images and machine learning.
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First, the technology may interpret her mannerisms less accurately than a white male candidate.
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When she learned how to type quickly and accurately, she was promoted to secretary.
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But recent technological advances have helped meteorologists predict weather patterns more accurately and prepare.
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Researchers also relied on women to accurately recall and report on what they ate.
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Noisey: Does Ed accurately sum up the experience of an English person in Galway?
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This allowed Cromwell to work out more accurately how much each soldier should receive.
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Correction: This story has been updated to accurately describe the margin Cox leads by.
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Or, more accurately: Four out of every 10 people eligible to vote will vote!
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I could accurately guess my heart rate at any given moment within two beats.
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The company's own guidance from the previous quarter accurately predicted the return to growth.
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The brand uses a comfort and sleep quiz to accurately deliver on your preferences.
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Making the purchase (more accurately, making my mom make the purchase) signified my transition.
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The result: Small differences in premiums that don't accurately reflect big differences in risk.
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Without periodic blocks of disconnection, it's nearly impossible to accurately participate in self-reflection.
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They should accurately be aware that this is not a threat but a reality.
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Update: This piece has been updated to accurately reflect what Jennifer Falcon told CNN.
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They just have to accurately predict how much the people they insure will cost.
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Congress would function more effectively with top staff that more accurately reflect America's diversity.
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Wag the Dog applies more accurately to today's White House than Matthews' misremembered version.
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It has 7 microphones so that it can more accurately pick up voice commands.
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She understands the mannerisms that will go into acting this character sensitively and accurately.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to accurately describe Andrew Yang as a businessman.
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But the notion of national literatures does not accurately reflect the reality of reading.
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Believing we are able to predict future results more accurately can lead to overconfidence.
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This article has been updated to more accurately describe the upcoming Supreme Court case.
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"I hate being attributed to Russia," the Guccifer 2.0 account told Motherboard, probably accurately.
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This story has been updated to more accurately characterize the harassment Jeong has experienced.
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Resort fees make it hard for consumers to compare room prices accurately, he said.
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As you may have guessed, Zone 6 wasn't accurately represented in the Coachella hordes.
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The comment "did not accurately reflect" his beliefs, Plank said in The Baltimore Sun.
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Tinctures (alcoholic extracts) were roughly equally likely to be over-, under- or accurately labeled.
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This story has been updated to accurately reflect Shine's outgoing position at Fox News.
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CLARIFICATION: This story has been updated to more accurately reflect Dmitriev's position toward Ukraine.
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In this case, I was surprised that Google accurately predicted I rent my apartment.
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Yet the credit market is "not accurately reflecting the dangers yet," according to Kelly.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to accurately describe the holdings of EN+ Group.
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So sales of the Titan might reflect the powerful name more accurately in 2016.
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Combining the cameras and shelf sensors, it can accurately tally each person's grocery list.
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"We are also doing DNA testing to confirm parentage, quickly and accurately," he said.
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Or, more accurately, the open secret stops being a secret and makes the news.
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The documents highlight McCusker's concerns that OMB was not representing the Pentagon's concerns accurately.
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Maybe you're just curious about how accurately these movies depict an outbreak or pandemic.
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Mr. Leon was an obsessive collector — or, perhaps more accurately, a highly discriminating hoarder.
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Matt: I always struggle with the concept of "accurately" in this kind of context.
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You can still as accurately as possible come up with what happened last year.
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With that openness, comes a genuine responsibility for me to tell their story accurately.
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That opacity sometimes prevents policymakers, financial market participants and journalists from perceiving events accurately.
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But a closer examination shows the participants did not accurately represent New York's demographics.
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And it's been heartening to hear that they feel the article depicts them accurately.
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YouGov is credited widely for accurately predicting the outcome of the Scottish national referendum.
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In my experience, when we do that fairly and accurately, there are few complaints.
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They shouldn't have to deal with paychecks that don't accurately reflect their hard work.
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The gateway to prudence is accurately gauging the character of one's moment in history.
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He acknowledged yesterday that the statement did not "fully or accurately" reflect his behavior.
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Similar exit polls in other recent Indian elections have accurately predicted the broader trends.
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Mr. Dietl, a former police detective, suggested the statistics were not being accurately reported.
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The keys are wider, which makes it easier and faster to type more accurately.
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After the volatility shakes out, markets should be more accurately priced, he said. Disclaimer
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But as Commissioner Kathryn Garcia accurately noted, like recycling, organics processing is not free.
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He comes off, and he can tell you accurately what he saw that play.
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But don't fault the emergency room physician for failing to accurately diagnose your problem.
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Do you think your town or neighborhood was accurately counted in the 2010 census?
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CreditCreditIllustration by Sam Manchester/The New York Times You want to throw more accurately?
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When their branch is accurately represented on the big screen, Hollywood scores big points.
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The analyst who accurately called 2015's crude collapse is making a new prediction.
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If there aren't rules for doing this reliably and accurately, there's a giant problem.
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Not entirely accurately, not entirely faithfully but perhaps still with a modicum of respect.
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And developing nations may be unable, or unwilling, to accurately report pandemic-related deaths.
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The serving size is more visible and more accurately reflects the amount people eat.
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Correction: This story has been updated to accurately reflect Lipinski's time served in Congress.
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I may have never been accurately diagnosed because of the expense of the testing.
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EMMANUEL I guess we'd have to cast an actual eunuch to accurately portray that!
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We need a new narrative that accurately focuses on the responsibility where it belongs.
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And it is more accurately a reflection of the policies of Mr. Obama. Feb.
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How accurately are they portraying Hispanics and their voting intentions going into Election Day?
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to accurately reflect Jerry Falwell Jr.'s occupation.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to more accurately describe the Environmental Integrity Project.
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The only skill you need is being able to accurately predict the next word.
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It's hard to accurately predict the future; it's easier to prepare for different scenarios.
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He accurately predicted the election of Donald Trump to the presidency in March 2016.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to accurately reflect Malia and Sasha Obama's ages.
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This would result in premium prices that more accurately reflect the risk, they say.
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Correction: This report was updated to accurately indicate how many Twitter followers Acton has.
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Having that quadrupled to 2202 million, that makes it very hard to predict accurately.
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ASHE I feel an enormous pressure to sensitively and accurately portray Middle Eastern characters.
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He felt their stock prices had gotten too expensive and didn't reflect valuations accurately.
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Correction: This story has been corrected to accurately reflect how Delaware chooses its justices.
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CLARIFICATION: This story has been updated to more accurately attribute a statement from Gov.
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So Mr. Trump can accurately say that he has increased military spending since then.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to more accurately reflect the Cruz jingle's lyrics.
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If the request had been accurately logged, it would have failed the incentive requirements.
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Level 3: accurately appreciating the meaning, severity, and probabilities of developing tobacco related diseases.
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In fact, this title would be more accurately rendered as Leonardo – Got Your Attention!
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I'm anxious, because none of these are things that I can accurately predict happening.
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And how lyrical black — or more accurately, nuances of very dark gray — can be.
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Trump, accurately, says that his proposed $603 billion in defense spending is far higher.
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For Jacobs, that means anything "from late nights binge-streaming ... inspiration draws from the thoughtful and accurately executed set design of 'Fosse/Verdon,'" and what he called the "boundary-pushing ... 'Euphoria,' so accurately portraying what it means to be a young person today."
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It would appear they're dating, or, more accurately, they're hanging out and occasionally holding hands.
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The media also has the opportunity and responsibility to report fairly, accurately and without bias.
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Think of it as your own SUB2—or maybe, more accurately, SUB3 or SUB4—project.
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"That was fun!" declares Britney when it's all said and done, accurately assessing the situation.
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Still, he added, her rhetoric might not accurately reflect what would happen in the country.
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There typically aren't any markers on the cable you can trust to accurately tell you.
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CLARIFICATION: This story has been updated to more accurately reflect Thomas' role in the request.
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Correction: This story has been updated to accurately reflect Mikkel Hippe Brun's role with Tradeshift.
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"This is a large part of what has been accurately called &aposcatch and release.&apos"
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The technology to do this accurately and comprehensively is probably only a few years away.
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But without these formal studies, pediatric-specific drug pharmacology is not accurately evaluated and determined.
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What's sadder is this is maybe the first time that's been accurately depicted on screen.
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Lindsey Graham, R-South Carolina CORRECTION: This article has been updated to accurately reflect Rep.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to accurately reflect Franken's question to sessions about Russia.
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We value every customer and strive to ensure all orders are accurately prepared and served.
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Correction: This story was revised to recast the headlines to more accurately summarize Ballmer's comments.
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I felt this photograph managed to accurately represent the warmth and family bond between them.
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This piece has been corrected to accurately state Warren and Biden's New Hampshire primary results.
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Back then he reportedly — and accurately — called it buggy and blamed it for Mac crashes.
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But before authorities can release the bodies, they must accurately document how each victim died.
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For some inexplicable reason, the Assistant app wasn't able to accurately detect my current location.
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More accurately, he gets laughs from audience members who know and love Happy Death Day.
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This would give up on the quixotic attempt to allocate multinational profits accurately across countries.
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They argue (accurately) that requiring the coverage of so many benefits makes premiums more expensive.
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Or more accurately, Black Friday in July — complete with thousands of deals to sift through.
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Doing this requires a lot of imagery to accurately portray its large portfolio of brands.
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Even this species doesn't synchronize very accurately — and they definitely don't do it while airborne.
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CORRECTION: This report has been updated to accurately reflect the spelling of Ian Bremmer's surname.
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BoJack Horseman isn't the only cartoon to accurately depict complex emotional states through the surreal.
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"It appears that GoPro accurately planned its Q4 inventory," said Wedbush Securities analyst Alicia Reese.
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"Both men and women tend to not accurately report their sexual history," says Mr Yarber.
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Having fashion and mass media that does not accurately reflect our society is a misrepresentation.
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Incredibly, however, it works for him; his fingers fly across the keyboard quickly and accurately.
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The purported product can reportedly track heart rates, pulse, blood sugar changes and more accurately.
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If you have no customers — or more accurately, no paying customers — you have no business.
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As with so many dieters, Camacho's efforts to accurately track his calories "in" were doomed.
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How do you ensure the Likert scale translates into the liberal-to-conservative scale accurately?
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Our interests in this case are reporting accurately and protecting the safety of our employees.
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CLARIFICATION: This story has been updated to accurately reflect where Obama's Miami event took place.
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Smartphone accessory maker MobileFun has a reputation for accurately leaking iPhone details months in advance.
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And scientists have been able to use the Apollo samples to accurately date those craters.
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Donald Trump and his Attorney General cannot be trusted to summarize or excerpt it accurately.
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As a result, they say, it is not accurately capturing the real audience for shows.
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This obviously helps figure out where people are, even if they can't accurately report it.
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You can search for animals, scenes, people, times and more, and everything works very accurately.
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The referendum narrowly passed, demonstrating the importance of sampling bias in accurately predicting election results.
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But Hockaday's inventions can be more accurately thought of as experiential forms of philosophical inquiry.
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A wearable that can accurately predict a woman's most fertile days would have huge implications.
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Correction: This story has been updated to accurately reflect the years Altheide worked at Google.
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New foliage markers, showing you where ground cover like grass and trees exists more accurately.
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On the other hand, some folks may want an avatar that accurately represents their body.
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To capture the community accurately and appropriately, music was obviously a big part of that.
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Analysts have found they cannot accurately predict Fed rejections over the quality of capital management.
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Antarctic glaciers are often too big and too isolated to accurately measure from the ground.
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Pick a file format that you know this employer's specific application system can accurately process.
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The two costars agree that the writing doesn't accurately capture how women fight (har, har).
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Yes, they accurately communicated the potential for epic amounts of rain and life-threatening flooding.
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In return — and likely accurately — she revealed that her father was the Black Dahlia's killer.
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While many focus on monthly users, Facebook's daily user count more accurately reflects its health.
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His aides are already denying that Comey has accurately recounted his conversation with the President.
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What if you could accurately predict the resale value of a home before buying it?
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A new technique of laser scanning can measure such "chambers" far more accurately than before.
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The Department of Labor's BLS has one job: compile economic data and report it accurately.
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Moore, who accurately predicted Trump's win, has been calling for massive organization surrounding Trump's Jan.
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"A condom has to be stupid simple, for everyone to use," my husband accurately observed.
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He assures her that the people of Price Waterhouse have tallied the votes accurately (lol).
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Previous research shows that people's psychological characteristics can be accurately predicted from their digital footprints.
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It's no easy task to accurately assess the participants over the course of two years.
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"Unfortunately, the Times article did not capture accurately the issue," he wrote in an email.
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Most were at airports, and did not accurately represent the state's varied weather or topography.
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We have updated the story to more accurately refer to him as a white supremacist.
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Trump infamously—and accurately—said that he could "shoot someone" and not lose his supporters.
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Mailer concluded, accurately although prematurely, that foul language would soon have a place in politics.
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Alzheimer's disease Scientists may have developed a blood test that can accurately diagnose Alzheimer's disease.
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More accurately, none of their predecessors ever made the mistakes the Trump administration has made.
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With a nickname like "Sharpshooter," one would expect marksmanship — punishing blows landed accurately, with malice.
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In just 50 milliseconds, most people can accurately predict if you consider yourself an extrovert.
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Baseball, too, requires that young athletes develop a skill for throwing off balance and accurately.
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Jack Whitehall fairly accurately called Ezra "the Prius of pop," and do you know what?
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to accurately reflect the Nebraska Congressional District former Rep.
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This story has been updated to accurately state the name of the Federal Election Commission.
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Correction: This article has been updated to accurately reflect Trump's comments in a televised interview.
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Even with packaged goods, it's hard to accurately track items people take and put back.
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It's very, very difficult to draw, aim and shoot accurately when you're under severe stress.
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Disclaimer Correction: This article has been updated to accurately reflect a quotation of Jason Ware.
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Why is dishwashing -- or, more accurately, a lack of it -- such a trigger for women?
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Both need a way to more accurately assess risk and determine a company's risk profile.
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Or, more accurately, an old dating app with a shiny new college-students-only feature.
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The deal is just one of many examples where Buffett accurately predicted the stock market.
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"I think the judge accurately assessed his relatively minor role in this conspiracy," Conroy said.
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"It's like we walkin' through a paintin'," Herb noted accurately, then returned to his misery.
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Hylton accurately and undramatically presents the essence of the creative struggle and the human struggle.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to more accurately characterize the scope of the investigation.
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Learn how to accurately set expectations — and weed out guests looking for a party pad.
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The public accurately views this pay-to-play system as rigged against most of us.
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The ownership of these lands remains with the federal government, or more accurately the taxpayers.
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Clinton's voters were very confident that the votes in their state would be counted accurately.
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No word yet on whether they accurately predicted the beginning of a typical romantic comedy.
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Fallon went on to suggest some other slogans he said more accurately depicted Trump's message.
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The Apple Watch is now capable of more accurately tracking heart rate data, for example.
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Both studies relied on participants to accurately recall what they ate, which can be unreliable.
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But, they have never been able to find a card that accurately represents their relationship.
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Or, perhaps to put it more accurately, female evangelicals' voices are now being heard too.
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With relatively rare exceptions, humans can be accurately categorized into sexes based on this measure.
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The scene accurately reflects his multidisciplinary approach — D'ys is hair stylist, painter, illustrator and photographer.
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They have been closer to more accurately predicting the future than all the futurists combined.
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It's a syndrome we still don't understand, with a name that doesn't accurately describe it.
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Or, maybe more accurately, it feels like a movie about a bachelor party road trip.
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Well, more accurately, we eat a lot of breakfast sandwiches on hungover weekend mid-afternoons.
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Or, more accurately perhaps, it lies in mathematical assumptions that the "beholder" chooses to make.
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This one came down to Teymur's striking skill—or perhaps more accurately, Svensson's lack thereof.
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More accurately a double knee right, one on the throat and one on the belly.
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If you reported it accurately, you would say that the neo-Nazis started this thing.
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Or, perhaps more accurately, the world upon a small spec of blood on a pin.
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Researchers also relied on survey participants to accurately recall and report how much they drank.
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When her mother died from cancer, she craved a symbol that accurately encapsulated her spirit.
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Everyone has blind spots (our way of thinking that prevents us from seeing things accurately).
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Their analysis found that human ectoparasites, such as fleas, reflected the death trends most accurately.
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Some questions I had while reading, How do scientists accurately understand animals personalities and attitudes?
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The sharper a telescope's resolution, the more accurately it must be aimed at its target.
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If this review accurately encompassed how slow it can feel, it would just be o's.
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It can be difficult for filers to accurately account for their income and taxes owed.
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"We are confident our machine works properly and accurately when it's used right," he said.
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It was an emotional upheaval for me to see my difficult childhood portrayed so accurately.
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We cannot address the problem if we cannot even bring ourselves to accurately describe it.
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For example, the glare often makes it difficult for computers to identify the object accurately.
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Mr. Trump accurately said that the plan gives Congress leeway to raise the top rate.
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Or, perhaps more accurately: There were things they didn't know enough to protect me from.
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I'd never seen it depicted in a way that I recognized quite as accurately. 4.
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As a news organization, we care deeply about accurately representing the world that we cover.
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If you're going to talk resolutions, you need to accurately assess why you're making them.
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Correction: This story has been updated to accurately reflect Robert Sapia's connection to Ara Zobayan.
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The documents also highlight McCusker's concerns that OMB was not representing the Pentagon's concerns accurately.
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" But it was Kohl who accurately diagnosed the problem: "She thinks history is not just.
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Update: The headline of this piece has been updated to more accurately reflect Bhutto's tenure.
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At this point, are we even surprised that The Simpsons yet again predicted something accurately?
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Detroit's population is expected to be the hardest for U.S. census workers to count accurately.
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I appreciate that the incline adjusts to accurately match the topography where I&aposm running.
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" But that somewhat stale aphorism doesn't accurately capture the divergent nature of the "three Americas.
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Mr. Trump accurately quoted the Fox Business Network host Stuart Varney, whose assertion requires context.
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This story has been updated to more accurately reflect what was stated in the report.
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What do you think should happen so that slavery is more accurately taught in schools?
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Machine learning was recently shown to detect early lung cancer more accurately than human radiologists.
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I have total confidence that he'll eventually figure out how to discuss the case accurately.
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He said the reporter's question did not accurately reflect the intelligence assessment about Russian interference.
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He believes that in chaos or, more accurately, out of chaos comes progress and success.
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In the other, the sky is washed out and only the wall is accurately exposed.
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Some TV characters have unrealistic careers whereas others seem to be accurately doing their job.
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Kuo has a reputation for accurately describing details of Apple products before they're officially announced.
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But this week, he accurately diagnosed many of the problems and pledged to fix them.
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In September, the Senior Citizens League accurately predicted the COLA for 2020 would be 1.6%.
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Michael accurately perceives that the pulse of newness and creativity is happening in L.A. now.
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CORRECTION: This story and headline have been updated to accurately reference the Israel-Palestinian conflict.
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They might more accurately use a hospital or a fast-food restaurant as a prop.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to accurately reflect the judge who denied Trump's motion.
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Then I heard Marie Kondo's voice in my head -- or more accurately, in my inbox.
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Early 20183s New York (which happens to be my hometown) is painted lovingly and accurately.
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Bias. Did a third-party fact checker accurately characterize an anti-abortion post as false?
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Yet Murray has reached a rarified level of fame often and accurately described as iconic.
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A photo caption has also been updated to accurately describe where Amanda Tomashow was speaking.
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Trump's latest attack on OPEC accurately highlighted the American military presence in the Middle East.
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Separately, Democrats questioned Goodfriend's ability to accurately predict the economy's path during his confirmation hearing.
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At Tesla, Guillen is known as a taskmaster who can accurately forecast project completion dates.
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Trump could have accurately said Murphy outperformed the polls, since he won by 153 points.
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Apparently not even the bureaucrats charged with implementing the fuzzy rules can apply them accurately.
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Correction: This post has been updated to accurately describe where Peterson was during the shooting.
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He accurately predicted that Hitler would commit suicide rather than be captured by Allied forces.
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If that doesn't accurately describe the present state of the world, it's not far off.
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It is impossible to fight this crisis if we do not accurately recognize its causes.
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This article has also been updated to accurately reflect the nature of the AbillionVeg app.
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Diversity increases the odds that an organization sees the world more acutely, accurately and empathetically.
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Hall got his nickname for his ability to accurately predict the direction of oil markets.
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Those talks might be most accurately described as a negotiated capitulation by the international forces.
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Voters just don't do a great job of accurately reporting whether they're going to vote.
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Accurately being able to handicap elections calls for willingness to consider information that challenges preconceptions.
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Maybe he senses that something has changed; or, more accurately, that something has been rediscovered.
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The census must measure total population as accurately as possible, without regard to citizenship status.
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In 2012, FiveThirtyEight accurately predicted the results from all 50 states in the presidential election.
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Gigi Hadid's hanging with her girls, or more accurately ... her girls are hanging in Brazil.
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Americans these days are bombarded by messages telling them — accurately — that the country is changing.
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"Sanjay's comments at GLOBALFOUNDRIES' GTC event were not reported accurately," the spokesperson said in a statement.
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"I can't answer your question accurately when you leave out seven or eight words," Luckey huffed.
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Update: This story has been updated to accurately reflect when the Apple Watch program rolled out.
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Is it 1,100 jobs in Indiana, as Trump claims, or 800 jobs, as Carrier (accurately) states?
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It would be tough to accurately hit a target, even for an advanced marksman, Glasco said.
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In this state, it's hard to concentrate, think clearly, and take in information accurately, Eliot said.
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The blaster shot accurately at ghosts of all shapes and sizes with a pleasing haptic feedback.
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Most people won't have the knowledge or interest to be able to accurately make this call.
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He said Responsys' challenges were a good lesson in the importance of accurately forecasting quarterly growth.
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There's an upcoming show that I collaborated on, Shrill, that depicts sexual reproductive health care accurately.
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CLARIFICATION: This story has been updated to more accurately reflect the timing of the leadership elections.
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The developers referenced both recorded savate footage and YouTube savate videos to accurately depict the techniques.
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Checking numbers too often can make it more difficult to accurately interpret trends, according to Ariely.
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Facebook's sheer scale and ability to accurately target its 2 billion users with advertising are unparalleled.
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The President accurately cited North Korea's decision to pause nuclear testing and to release American detainees.
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More accurately, you were an Olympic-caliber sexual athlete in your day, maybe you still are.
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This failure to map broadband availability accurately was painfully mirrored by the FCC's broadband availability map.
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The Galaxy Watch Active can also track things like steps as accurately as a Galaxy Watch.
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Thinking back to that hiring process, no one I talked to accurately explained that torturous role.
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Police officers can't accurately report hate crimes if they don't know who's being attacked and why.
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The headline and copy has also been updated to accurately reflect the tile of Andrew Adonis.
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READMEIt works, in that it seemed to accurately tell me how much sun I was getting.
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CLARIFICATION: This story has been updated to more accurately reflect the attendance on the Sessions call.
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The Internet would explode if Trump accurately and compassionately responded to every hate crime in America.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to accurately reflect the name of the General Services Administration.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to accurately reflect that Ernie Els still plays golf professionally.
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N.D.E.s are thus real in both senses: They really occur, and they accurately portray these possibilities.
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There are many benefits to the current, "frictionless" system, as Mrs May has accurately described it.
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That would let them target ads even more accurately, and it's a tactic Facebook already uses.
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BST Headline on the story changed from 'retracted' to 'corrected' to more accurately convey the action.
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The prices we see for resources do not accurately reflect the underlying realities of resource availability.
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The designers felt it was important that the technology shown on-screen reflected the period accurately.
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Few producers and processors record accurately what they throw away, and supermarkets resist sharing such information.
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Language barriers will become irrelevant as AR applications are able to accurately translate in real time.
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He accurately points out that, in spite of his meddling, Will and Alicia had their moment.
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Polls this far ahead of a general election cannot accurately predict the political environment in November.
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Ultimately, a language with "global fame" in the game was more likely to be recognised accurately.
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Ultimately, a language with "global fame" in the game was most likely to be recognised accurately.
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Consumer protection laws certainly aren't always consumer-friendly, and the ALI's restatement accurately reflects some verdicts.
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It's the first time Chick-fil-A has blinked, or more accurately, was forced to blink.
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Or more accurately, which choice of fur — or "fur" — hurts animals and the planet the most?
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These tools accurately assess the likelihood of carrying a harmful mutation in one of these genes.
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They could take Russian, for example, and translate it accurately into English, French, and German immediately.
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It's similar to how three GPS satellites are needed to accurately locate something here on Earth.
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Almost no one but the people in our industry is helping consumers accurately complete their applications.
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Trump could have accurately said that the number of black lung cases in Australia is small.
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He said he believes it accurately represents the types of accounts being withheld in the country.
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Attribution of foreign interference into politics via social media can be difficult to accurately attribute, however.
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No economist can do this accurately, even if some get it right some of the time.
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I wouldn't say I feel an added pressure, but I want to serve that story accurately.
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"I don't think I could possibly accurately describe it in words," Phil said of the experience.
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As the name suggests, the software allows you to accurately measure objects or walls around you.
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That holds up in my testing — less banding, more gradations of tone that reproduce more accurately.
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Though oddly enough, science has accurately determined that the least sexy car is a PT Cruiser.
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" Trump also tweeted that the "Fake News Media will never cover me accurately but who cares!
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She prays regularly and is well-versed in Scripture, citing biblical passages accurately and with ease.
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This is the first photonic chip that can do that, accurately and in a scalable way.
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Caveat: These markets are difficult to track accurately, so the numbers should be treated as estimates.
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To new parents, these may be difficult to distinguish and so may not be accurately reported.
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Call her Nostradamus ... because back in 2009, Jeanie Buss accurately predicted she'd never marry Phil Jackson.
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I accurately assume the cardboard door leads to a dead end so I attack the drywall.
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These signs know what (or, more accurately, who) they want and aren't afraid to pursue it.
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It will be years, decades perhaps, before we can accurately count the cost of that choice.
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More accurately, Marvin and Debbie own the car and dress like chickens when they drive it.
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And they clearly failed to find enough of them this time to accurately predict the election.
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It's hard to describe just how good the Navdy looks, and images don't accurately convey it.
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The optical sensor will accurately pick up the mouse's movement for more precise in-game responses.
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Every shot is accurately colored, super sharp compared to other Android phones, and vibrant as hell.
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The siblings said at the time the declaration did not accurately reflect the late leader's wishes.
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Now, the team has created a new experimental set-up to accurately measure the temperature fluctuations.
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That excitement though has clouded the ability of journalists and even researchers from accurately reporting accuracy.
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If you want to time something accurately, you could do worse than this new optical clock.
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CLARIFICATION: This story has been updated to more accurately reflect the topics discussed by the speakers.
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To get at the root of a human rights violation, it's important to accurately represent it.
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They also need to be able to accurately close the books in a very timely manner.
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MJ asks voters to express their opinions much more accurately than simply voting for one candidate.
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Anyway, by the way, Rudy says that the transcript we provided CNN accurately reflects the conversation.
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Well, a lot of it might come down to scarcity, or more accurately, the lack thereof.
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This new study on leaf abundance will help predict impacts more accurately at the regional level.
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That, ultimately, is what is driving the selling, or more accurately, the lack of buying interest.
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Correction: This post has been updated to accurately reflect the date of the June 20 runoff.
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This article has been corrected to more accurately reflect what Senator Corker told the Washington Post.
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Lots of gadgets claim to accurately track your sleep, but can they put you to sleep?
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Is it worth it to pay a premium for "washless" — or more accurately, "wash less" — clothing?
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The problem with these approaches has been a significant time delay required to track objects accurately.
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Or, more accurately, to the fanbase that Mordhau has attracted, whether by design or by accident.
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To be fair to the NHL, quickly and accurately diagnosing a concussion is still a challenge.
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Attempting to play catch up and accurately judge oil and gas reserve values is hard enough.
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Or more accurately, they've come here because of Donald Trump, the demigod of modern American disarray.
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Her illustrations depict different types of affection and feelings that only certain languages can accurately describe.
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"Attacking Israel is their favorite political sport," Haley lamented, quite accurately, from the U.N.'s podium.
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As I see it, though, he is more accurately the first real post-Young Thug rapper.
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The headline has also been changed on this story to more accurately reflect Generali's earnings release.
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It accurately subscribed me to The Verge, video games, nanotechnology, and graphic design, among other topics.
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What is not permitted, and what is accurately called terrorism, is advancing that belief through violence.
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Correction: This article has been updated to accurately reflect the most recent updates about Gorokhov's condition.
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Control your TV-connected computer with the built-in touchpad that actually follows your finger accurately.
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Accordingly, he accurately identified that the Vantage GT Roadster had to harmoniously live in two worlds.
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It's an incredibly popular quote online, but there's no evidence that Einstein has been quoted accurately.
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" They called the "2.5" moniker an "overstatement," writing that it'd be more accurately named "HW 2.1.
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A couple of users took the opportunity to point out, accurately, that Jackson was a slaveowner.
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The higher numbers may show that the press is reporting them more accurately, Letra S acknowledges.
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By helping to allocate scarce public funds more accurately, machine learning could save governments significant sums.
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If overall spending is recorded accurately but inflation is exaggerated, output must be higher than thought.
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Michael Jordan's $90,000 Urwerk watch doesn't tell the time any more accurately than a $10 Casio.
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One is to measure the variables going into the matrix as accurately as is cost-effective.
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Doing so results in better policy that more accurately represents the people it's intended to serve.
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With the KardiaBand, wearers can accurately detect irregular heartbeats and other indicators about poor heart health.
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It remains to be seen how insurers will accurately insure a vehicle that's undergoing continuous modification.
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Can we even be sure our minds are accurately feeding us information about our own nature?
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The lunar samples used for the study don't accurately represent the Moon's potassium composition, Humayun says.
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More accurately, they're meant to facilitate conversations that can feel difficult or unnatural for many people.
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A member would have to accurately report 1,000 bad comments before reaching the highest rewards tier.
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Some things are just a little too jaw-droppy to accurately describe without resorting to emoji.
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Kuo has a history of accurately leaking specs for new Apple products before their official announcement.
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Correction: The headline to this article has been updated to accurately reflect the prime minister's quotation.
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When areas are not accurately surveyed, federal funding and the right to equal representation are threatened.
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Correction: This article has been updated to accurately reflect the comments made by Mohammed El-Kuwaiz.
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Because so many new people are buying it (and so quickly!), it's impossible to accurately value.
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So in theory, you can always accurately trace direct cause and effect within the show's illusions.
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I urge Tom Wolfe to stick with producing what he at least has accurately labeled fiction.
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First, some scholars have been contending that election prediction markets forecast outcomes more accurately than polls.
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It then uses this data to assess an individual driver's risk to accurately price their policy.
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It's also important to know whether you are accurately estimating the amount of alcohol you consume.
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Only 11 percent of Trump supporters believe that votes across the country will be accurately counted.
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This article has been updated to accurately reflect the size and mass of Pluto and Eris.
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There's a very good reason: People just don't seem to report their past vote very accurately.
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The problem is, that accurately describes the status quo in Washington today—minus the problem-solving.
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But scientists hadn't ever accurately mapped out the Eocene's climate based on geological data — until now.
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But he emphasized the importance of accurately counting votes over the need to quickly get answers.
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Perhaps more accurately, there were times when she sounded like Sanders, or at least pretended to.
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He was reporting all of this harassment going on as best as he could, and accurately.
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In conjunction with decreasing civilian casualties, officials need to accurately report the aftermath of drone strikes.
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It's almost impossible to accurately describe how abnormal this sort of behavior is from a president.
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When I changed jobs, I would re-certify to ensure my payments accurately reflect my income.
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And, the more data they have about their membership, the more accurately they can price risk.
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Update: The story has been update to more accurately reflect the amount Maher and others contributed.
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Make sure you accurately report your income on your taxes and pay quarterly estimates if needed.
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This story has been corrected to accurately reflect the estimated amount of cyber crime in 2020.
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With occasional pauses to register the sound, he can accurately identify the colors—even nuanced shades.
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The party's over for Prince George and Princess Charlotte — or perhaps more accurately, for their parents.
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Using this information, the hackers can more accurately pinpoint their spear-phishing campaigns against certain individuals.
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What we do know for certain… Americans can only be accurately counted by voting on Tuesday.
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The buoyant public remarks, Mr. Marsh said, accurately reflected the company's early assessment of the system.
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Well, more accurately, he's walking among the Beckham family, through the compound that they live in.
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It will be a match up between Mellie and Vargas (or, more accurately Cyrus and Liv).
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And he can't, of course, diagnose patients accurately, particularly because gonorrhea has similar symptoms to chlamydia.
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Waiting so accurately portrays the people and the experiences that happen at a restaurant like that.
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AI will create endless opportunities for marketers, from making better ads to measuring them more accurately.
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To which DrAminove accurately, albeit immaturely, responded: Besides, not everyone is currently accepting criticism of Miranda.
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" Or, more accurately: "what can I do to get a day named in my glorious honor?
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Such detailed simulations are beyond the ability of current hardware to do quickly or accurately enough.
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The more contact your phone has with you, the more accurately it will track your movements.
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That is to say, are they accurately reflecting the size and nature of the positive externalities?
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But given the cosmic odds, predicting the future accurately may remain a distant dream for meteorologists.
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The whole point of superlatives is that there is only one thing that they accurately describe.
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