He doesn't ask Luke if he's the next Bachelor, because the all-knowing host is, well, all knowing, but he sets it up perfectly.
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YURKEVICH: Will this change your strategy at all knowing this information?
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Now, Fiona is all-knowing and thus incapable of being wrong.
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Kind of slightly removed and vacant, but wise and all-knowing.
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She's not all-knowing, after all (probably; you never know with mutants).
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But in the future he may no longer be so all-knowing.
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He's confident and all-knowing one moment, terrified and inadequate the next.
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I'm going be this all-knowing, flowy dress-wearing woman who embodies wisdom.
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One possible reason, aside from the obvious Oprah brand of all-knowing wisdom?
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"Let's call it an exploration," concludes Plaza, with her standard all-knowing smirk.
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It's a question we took to an all-knowing oracle (Instagram, of course).
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The all-seeing, all-knowing Master of Whisperers ought to have acted sooner.
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But not even professional astrologers claim that natal charts are all-knowing documents.
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Next, we seem to be moving inexorably toward one, powerful, all-knowing, everything store.
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Background: We think that AI is all-knowing, but actually it's only partly so.
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The all-knowing, all-seeing bond market should discount that, and yields should fall.
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But, the world sees him as Kira, all-knowing punisher of the most debauched evildoers.
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But that does not make her source of magic morally good or all knowing whatsoever.
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When real empathy is needed, the Spiritual, all-knowing, liquid side needs to take over.
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Mr. Margolis was regarded inside the Justice Department as an all-knowing, Yoda-like figure.
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Amazon is rising at a time of growing distrust of the all-knowing tech giant.
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Another truism is that jurors look to the judge as the all-knowing, elder statesperson.
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Did I really need the all-seeing, all-knowing algorithms of Google to assist me?
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Yemaya has an all-knowing maternal power that represents the cycle of life and natural order.
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I am not perfect or all knowing, nor am I the one to claim to be.
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No longer will the referees act as the all-seeing, all-knowing gods of the pitch.
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He can look stuff up but doesn't have this all-knowing all-seeing capability just yet.
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He terrified her, but in the process gave a strong impression of being truly all-knowing.
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Black stands out, because it's all the all-knowing, non-color, the void, the magic color.
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We always thought Kris Jenner was all-knowing, like a small-scale deity with heavy contouring.
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Which, the all-knowing mother of wisdom who was basically made for Oprah Winfrey to play.
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Or at least not gods in the way we envisioned them: all-knowing and all-powerful.
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A service fueled by AI, that's capable of connecting you to friends or all-knowing bots.
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After all, knowing what you're not doing right means you're one step closer to correcting it.
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And it depends on bots living up to their billing as friendly, powerful, all-knowing assistants.
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I am not perfect or all-knowing, nor am I the one to claim to be.
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They aren't infallible, all-knowing oracles above worrying about their generous muffin top or widening backside.
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But you know, there's no all-knowing anyone in these circumstances, so I certainly learned that.
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"All in all, knowing what I know now, I'm not sure I'd have the surgery," Melissa reflects.
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But remember, Snapchat's all seeing, all knowing eyes (ahem, your phone's sensors) can still track your location.
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Dressed in a Victorian era gown with her hair coiffed, she projects a regal, all-knowing aura.
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They have a quiet peace and an all-knowing presence that is very soothing to be around.
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Complicating matters more is the fact that everyone experiences Facebook differently, based on that all-knowing algorithm.
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Even Janet, the all-knowing not-robot, not-human from The Good Place admits to using Alexa.
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But Stone's camp continues to claim that CNN was all-knowing, thanks to some sort of tip.
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Billy is all seeing, all knowing, a deity in white satin, his message smothered in 80s reverb.
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Also, as an all-knowing tree dude, Bran must know about the ongoing disagreements between Sansa and Jon.
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"A storm's a-comin baby," she warned with an all-knowing smirk as she stares down the camera.
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After all, knowing you've got each other's backs — even into the afterlife — can only make your bond stronger.
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Gordon and Dena give Nettie the all-knowing look of a friend who's also suffering at a party.
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Both these reactions indicate that the all-knowing Bran saw what the future held for Arya and Sansa.
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It's like your all-knowing boss just arrived from the future and he wants you to feel better.
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Weighing 180 pounds, she exuded an all-knowing aura with her unblinking eyes set on a distinguished face.
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I wanted humor and lightness, even if that meant being oblivious and not always literal or all knowing.
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Those who believe in the God of the Bible generally believe God is all-knowing and all-powerful.
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But to watch this shape-shifting, all-knowing man with a tenuous connection to humanity fall in love?
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The Chairman is part master of ceremonies, part all-knowing food deity and — in this new iteration — part judge.
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Some things should only be touched by the meaty, all-knowing fingers of the men who know them best.
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Imagine being the all-seeing, all-knowing lookout for all of your company's interactions with vendors, suppliers and customers.
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I don't want to be a mere biomass transporter for my all-knowing phone and its all-seeing camera.
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Huawei will essentially become an all knowing information provider and could handicap the United States and allied intelligence communities.
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It comes after the advent of an almighty, all-knowing AI within our lifetime and cryonics, in that order.
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Dumbledore's all-knowing optimism sets the tone for the rest of his interactions with Harry throughout the sixth book.
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Stalin would soon be hailed as the all-knowing coryphaeus (leader of the chorus in Greek drama) of science.
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We have these big, giant tech companies, these all-knowing tech companies, and they have access to specific information.
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Few smart home gadgets command the popularity of the Nest Cam, an all-seeing, all-knowing in-home camera system.
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The chart in front of us looks like something the aliens in Arrival might come up with: circular, all-knowing.
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After all, knowing both the person and the device is more powerful than relying exclusively on one or the other.
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Who else would you turn to for answers to life's big questions if not the all-knowing, all-seeing Slackbot?
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"It would not have happened if Margaery had still been alive," Dormer concluded, giving one of those all-knowing smirks.
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Photograph by Zachary Zavislak for The New Yorker In sixty more minutes, said the all-knowing hostess at Nami Nori.
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And you have to endure it all knowing that this could lead to further charges, more indictments, longer imprisonment ahead.
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According to the all-knowing being that is the 2016 census, Australia is getting older, more populous and more diverse.
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Sharing secrets and bringing food to the bereaved, the Mothers are an all-knowing entity, at once witness and impetus.
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One evening, Roberta, the restaurant's all-knowing directrice , escorted a young woman through a crowd packed two or three deep.
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It can seem like an all-knowing voice of reason and it's likely one that you've never thought to question.
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But if God doesn't know what we know, God is not all knowing, and the concept of God is contradictory.
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Currently, the only indication that these tweets are selected by Twitter's all-knowing mother brain is their out-of-order timestamps.
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Under an authoritarian government such as China's, digital monitoring is turning a nasty police state into a terrifying, all-knowing one.
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When headphone jacks were withheld from smartphones by our all-knowing corporate overlords, we were promised a wireless future as compensation.
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Hopeless, drug-addled mice, suddenly stricken with diabetes, are offered a cure at the mercy of their all-knowing scientist overlords.
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I still can't figure out what's going on in my head, so I text my all-knowing best friend, my mom.
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The reason that I ask about that incident, and it struck me — first of all, knowing you in the present day.
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The all-knowing Oscar divined that Cole and Alison had had sex and counseled him to stick with the steady Luisa.
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Sansa has been handed the keys to Winterfell at a crucial time: Bran is about to arrive with his all-knowing superpowers.
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"Wait a minute, wait a minute, hold on, just wait a minute," he said, trying to put on an all-knowing smile.
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At once naive and all-knowing — and entirely unreliable — she allows the incredibly dark narrative to unfold in her own rambling way.
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Luckily, knowledge takes that power back—not least of all, knowing when to keep your mouth shut and curled into a smile.
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Traffic will cease to be because all of our cars will be synced together and subject to an all-knowing centralized controller.
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And once Bran's powers are widely known, who wouldn't want an all-knowing time-traveling demigod Stark to fix these dysfunctional kingdoms?
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We were told that crowds were the repositories of all wisdom, and that experts should bow down before the all-knowing people.
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After all, knowing what you're putting into your body is more important than having your name spelled out on a vitamin pack.
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Encountering such a machine, one gets a glimpse of how an animal might perceive a human mind: all-knowing but perfectly impenetrable.
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And somehow, despite us all knowing that when we taste it in all its creamy, vegetal glory, we rarely sing its praises.
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Because the audience sees what the characters cannot, viewers are all-knowing in a way that is usually impossible when watching other shows.
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To ask that a mother successfully keep one (or four) children alive and become serene and all-knowing because of it seems unfair.
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The sequel to the 2005 documentary lands on Hulu today, and once again stars Morgan Freeman as the soothing and all-knowing narrator.
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All-knowing, with buckets of love to give away, and some magical skills in the kitchen, these women are pretty much mythical creatures.
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You're just saying that some all-knowing higher power designed the universe and life in his image, which you think is completely different.
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However, it's dropped early on, and instead, the narrator becomes just omniscient and all-knowing, creating a sense of distance from the characters.
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After all, knowing that 60% of Americans have probably heart of cryptocurrency is better than noting that your Uber driver mentioned Ripple once.
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There is no objective, all-knowing source of guidance on the internet that can tell you who you are and what you want.
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It's immediately more likable than his 2016 LP Pure Comedy, which garnered critical acclaim despite its distant, all-knowing, ain't-humanity-somthin' lyrics.
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Years later, the producers of "The Apprentice" carefully crafted a Trump character who was the quintessence of steely resolve and all-knowing mastery.
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The all-knowing funeral director guided the guileless consumer to the most expensive burial options — the most luxurious casket, the hardiest burial vault.
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Young children, in particular, find it difficult to conceptualize someone who is all-knowing or who knows about their every thought and move.
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The title refers to a religious hymn celebrating the all-knowing gaze of the creator, even on something as inconsequential as a sparrow.
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"This notion of Amazon as some kind of all-knowing, all-seeing entity with God-like is becoming a very tired narrative," he said.
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As Bran's powers as Westeros' new, all-knowing Three-Eyed Raven increase, it's impossible not to wonder how weirwoods are involved in Thrones' endgame.
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God, as young Americans see her, is a bit less likely to be all-knowing and all-powerful than the God their parents worship.
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An all-knowing being (or so it claimed) named Atlas had promised me answers to the mysteries of the universe by following this path.
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An all-knowing, all-seeing government sounds intimidating, said Fegan, who described herself as a politically active, queer woman of color of immigrant descent.
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And all-knowing Hollywood gossip monger Barrett Hopper (Nathan Stewart-Jarrett) was just shot point-blank in a secluded lot by a mysterious assailant.
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And, thanks to a wonderfully prescient decision by the all-knowing fixture computer, the latter two will play each other on the final day.
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He said she was fed wrong information by Satan, who told her the fruit would make her and Adam as all-knowing as God.
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Though Trump often portrays himself as all-seeing and all-knowing, there's a lot of issues on which the president appears to be unclear.
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Ask Apple's all-knowing virtual assistant how old Dylan is, and she'll tell you that he died on April 24, 2008, at age 66.
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But if you, for some reason, yearn for the cold embrace of seemingly all-seeing and all-knowing ads, don't click anything and just enjoy.
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In the fourth episode of the third season, Varys explains how he became a eunuch, as well as the all-knowing confidant he is now.
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That's why we turned to the trusty AstroTwins and their all-knowing guide, Compatibility Secrets: How to Get Along with Anyone (Yes, Even THAT Person).
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And we're still in the process of understanding just how much The All-Knowing Network of Algorithms knows about us and what it's capable of.
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But Shaq, all-seeing and all-knowing, knew Nati was discreetly filming him and mean-mugged Nati's video in the middle of their photo opp.
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And there could be no more fitting tribute to his intergalactic greatness than for Hawking to become the voice of the all-knowing Guide itself.
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The supposedly all-knowing Producers Guild's 10 nominees is its own toss-up, including Best Picture non-factors Ex Machina, Sicario and Straight Outta Compton.
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Step one: Bypass the content chosen precisely for you and your tastes by Netflix's all-knowing algorithm, and listen, instead, to the recommendations of friends.
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Ultimately, there has to be more to the White Walkers than meets the eye — even if it's the three eyes of an "all knowing" raven.
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Doctors, lawyers, business executives and even technology columnists for The New York Times will have seen their ranks thinned by charming, attractive, all-knowing algorithms.
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No individual or political party is so omnipotent and all-knowing that they negate the need for human agency, ingenuity and constant trial-and-error.
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With a smile, he proved that there is still room for subterfuge in this age of the all-seeing internet and all-knowing social media.
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With a smile, he proved that there is still room for subterfuge in this age of the all-seeing internet and all-knowing social media.
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Because, really, that's what separates the actress from her super-serious, all-knowing counterpart: It's not about what she's wearing, but the way she's wearing it.
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To realize the full potential for voice, companies need a more deeply integrated voice experience that is brand specific and is all knowing about their business.
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I liked her confidence, the all-knowing glint in her eye — and most of all, I liked how her body shared an uncanny resemblance with mine.
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Brutally accomplished and all-knowing when it comes to genre movies, she's the perfect monster to swoop in and rescue these franchises, à la Euripides' Medea.
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As for the risk of oppression, the Windrush affair shows that it is not just all-knowing states that have the power to persecute their citizens.
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Back then, the idea of all-seeing, all-knowing, artificially intelligent home technology still felt far enough away to seem like the antidote to human problems.
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Terrorism, cancer — you know, the stuff everyone wishes we could eradicate once and for all, knowing life would just be better if they did not exist.
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There has been testimony that Mr. Raniere had sex with an underage girl and that people within Nxivm saw him as all-knowing and practically infallible.
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He is all-knowing, amoral, obnoxious—here to mock, chide, explicate, stir up trouble, and get out while he can with his own however-gotten gains.
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"This notion of Amazon as some kind of all-knowing, all-seeing entity with God-like is becoming a very tired narrative," the "Mad Money " host said.
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Amazon's founder and CEO Jeff Bezos makes a cameo in an ad that asks what would happen if Alexa, everyone's all-knowing voice sidekick, lost her voice.
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I've never professed to be all-knowing, and so connecting with people and asking them to come into our scene and educate us as well feels amazing.
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An all-knowing computer system called Sybil keeps a watchful eye over the country, and citizens are subjected to regular brain scans to measure their emotional state.
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The messages, which Facebook definitely did not intend the public to see, include breezy references to it being an all-knowing surveillance entity watching your every move.
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Abdurraqib: It's the "now more than ever" thing—this idea of black people being both all knowing but also not worth listening to until things are dire.
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She is all knowing that her abilities as a woman artist will be up for questioning but confidently and fearlessly takes on any challenges to her craft.
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The task of, first of all, knowing that these are things that you need to know about, you need to predict them, you need to know their trajectory.
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Supposedly once you've passed on and you're on the other side, you're kind of all-knowing and you don't need those explanations, but I still explain it anyway.
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Fast-talking, all-knowing, and quick to break into song, Yakko spoke to and for a kind of familial ADHD that existed within himself and many young viewers.
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You're basically inviting all-seeing, all-knowing software onto your device, trusting that it'll keep the bad guys out and not abuse its own access in the process.
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She seemed to be perennially cloaked in an invisible fur coat, casting an all-knowing smile, as if she'd collected 98 Dalmatians with only 3 more to go.
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Their mutual interests intersect in creating the idea of an all-knowing, always-listening intelligence community who is using the information they gather for their own political penchants.
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The prayer is nevertheless a good basic template for something that no longer seems basic at all: knowing how to clean up a mess of your own making.
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Three teams, armed with naught but the sort of musical knowledge suitable for barroom trivia, battle each other to outguess the all-knowing, always-listening smartphone app Shazam.
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The hotel concierge has traditionally been the all-knowing go-to for guests seeking insider knowledge of a city and access to coveted theater tickets or dinner reservations.
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Before Columbus is sort of wise, all knowing, because he was there before Columbus and was able to speak some truths that had been erased perpetually by history.
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He's not quite my BFF yet, but I can appreciate how his all-knowing powers and shape-shifting abilities enhance and bring intrigue to this tragic love story.
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Limbaugh was confronted by a caller who told him it was time that the "all-knowing, all-seeing Rushbo, the omniscient one" endorse the presumptive Republican presidential nominee.
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After basking in his victory with Letty and mulling the possibility of one day having children, Dom encounters a mysterious, seemingly all-knowing figure played by Charlize Theron.
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However, there's another way it could have all played out, and Isaac Hempstead Wright, who plays the all-knowing Bran, just gave us a glimpse of it on Instagram.
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In July this year, Musk tweeted a link to the "Skynet" Wikipedia page -- the all-knowing computer network from robot dystopia "Terminator" -- suggesting AI might bring a robot apocalypse.
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You'd think that would make him virtually all-knowing, but in fact, it gives him a limited view of history that leaves out many, many historical stories and perspectives.
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In the scene that follows, he admits that he isn't all-powerful and all-knowing, and that he has nothing to give his visitors that they didn't already have.
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And, if she lacked Oliver's depth of knowledge, she made up for it with a fresh bantering style and an inquisitiveness that was wonder-filled instead of all-knowing.
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The new king is Bran: crippled, all-knowing, who wants nothing — with the evocation of the insipid wisdom that the best rulers are those who do not want power.
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But if the all-knowing local doesn't exist, and we don't want to resort to overpriced, chain restaurants, how can you actually find the best local food while traveling?
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And they're using an all-knowing app to accomplish that very 21st century task while trapped in a living situation that looks a lot like brightly colored house arrest.
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In one vision of the future of transportation, humans are mere passengers, the ballistic baggage of all-knowing, all-seeing computers zipping about, safely and efficiently in fully autonomous cars.
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The one-minute spot puts Xiaomi's smartphone in the role of Kubrick's monolith, an all knowing, all seeing black rectangle that appears at various locations on Earth and other planets.
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Actual humans might immediately realize the merit of Michael's worrisome evidence, but the Judge, an all-powerful, all-knowing being, is sure silly humans merely aren't thinking things through enough.
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After all, knowing that Verizon and T-Mobile are the faster across the entire country does you little good if those services are poor in the city you live in.
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"I've always said that I could have any superpower it would be to be all-knowing, which is amazing because that's pretty much what Bran is right now," he said.
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Whether it is mountains, rivers, rocks, animals, plants, stars or weather, they see the natural world as living and breathing, deeply relational, and even at times all-knowing and transcendent.
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In a way, she seems all-knowing — or at minimum, unbothered by whatever it is she doesn't know — as if she's discovered the life hack we've all been searching for.
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Just before the two locked eyes, Jaime's face verging on fear and Bran's face bearing his goofy all-knowing-smirk, Bran told Sam is that he was waiting for a friend.
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Simple. Because Corker said something he didn't like, something that called into question the idea of Trump as the all-knowing, always-right figure that he sees in his mind's eye.
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In the final scene, when Erda, the all-knowing goddess of the earth (Okka von der Damerau), appears with a warning for Wotan, she looks like Marie Antoinette gone to seed.
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"We featurize everything on the board so that the signal is not recoverable," says Harrison when I suggest this vision of an all-knowing smart home could be a bit dystopic.
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She can interrupt them to announce commercial breaks, she can call up another guest, but her basic role is confined to asking each of these all-knowing men, Sir, your opinion?
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If I had been paid $28503 every time an all-knowing expert made an erroneous prediction during this year's primaries, I'd now have enough money to start my own super-PAC.
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At the encouragement of an all-knowing Kris, Jordyn and Kylie have a conversation later in the middle of an isolated road of Peru in an attempt to DTR (define the relationship).
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The Doctor will still be all-knowing, ageless, and immortal, but now she'll be a woman, and her wide-eyed and admiring companion will be a group of people, including two men.
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Imagine settling up when the card game ends, then finding out weeks or months later that you have to give up some or all of your winnings to those all-knowing PBMs.
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Besides, even the hopeless, ignorant cave dwellers of Plato's most famous allegory would surely also mock and dismiss the all-knowing philosopher king who deigned to make their presence known to them.
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The chi is wise and all-knowing, and has lived through many eras inside many bodies, which gives it the ability to connect the historical past with the setbacks in Chinonso's life.
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But once she began preaching, she realized many congregants thought she was talking about an all-knowing, all-seeing spirit who answered prayers and called some to heaven and others to hell.
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It's part of the reason why the idea of an all-knowing social network has such staying power even when aspects of Facebook's reachâ€"like the microphone theory Lama favorsâ€"have been debunked.
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And in a new interview, she just solidified her all-knowing status, admitting to being "an expert" at putting on false lashes and that she took class in contouring while studying at Juilliard.
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Unfortunately, it doesn't turn you into an all-seeing, all-knowing omnipotent being, but it does give you quick and easy access to some of the key parts of the Windows operating system.
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"They are finding it difficult to mend their relationship because there is this all-seeing, all-knowing entity meddling in their lives," Angeline-Rose Troy, the female lead in the play, told Motherboard.
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Many large companies, notably Facebook, insist that they do not sell user data, instead serving as a kind of all-knowing intermediary that tries to pair up advertisers and consumers with complicated targeting algorithms.
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It is true that by playing the all-knowing father of the nation, dispensing guidance on everything from military strategy to the building of public lavatories, Mr Xi is vulnerable when things go wrong.
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The main evidence for this fatalistic argument lies in Michael's admission that he doesn't actually know how to get to The Good Place—a pretty major knowledge gap for an allegedly all-knowing being.
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The church (for lack of a better word) assumes that technology will eventually surpass human capabilities, and turn into an all-knowing, all-seeing being that will resemble—or arguably actually be—a god.
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The result is a slightly sinister lithographic portrait of the poet; it replicates his self-styled, all-knowing confidence, once the subject of so many black-and-white photographs, now forever immortalized in ink.
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As a result, the Doctor has come to be defined in opposition to his companion: all-knowing where she is questioning, ageless and immortal where she is very young, and male to her female.
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Again, not everything I tried from Haverdash was a hit, but because of the low cost and unlimited nature of the service, I didn't mind at all, knowing that future boxes could be better.
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According to the all-knowing and often anxiety-inducing WebMD, though, "there isn't really any evidence" that activated charcoal helps with removing the icepick from in between your eyes after a long night out.
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Yet somehow, people are disappointed that they didn't receive more snow, not because they wanted it, but because, it turns out, weather men and women aren't the all-knowing forecast wizards everyone thought they were.
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Her books — which include the science of sex in Bonk, the science of human decomposition in Stiff, and the science of digestion in Gulp — are not written in the voice of an all-knowing expert.
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While Amazon has yet to officially confirm the origins of the new name, executives at the company have previously said the Enterprise's all-knowing computer served as the original inspiration for what eventually became Alexa.
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And Google has the data to back it up: Since 2000, searches for vegan skin care have grown by 83% year over year in the U.S., according to research by the all-knowing search giant.
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Police lawyers may use a victim's criminal history to argue for a low settlement amount, or decline to settle at all, knowing Rule 609 lets them challenge the plaintiff's credibility in front of a jury.
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But the fact that prosecutors brought the case against Weinstein at all, knowing that the defense would try to pick apart the witnesses' relationships to the defendant, could encourage more such cases in the future.
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A huge shift in American business was overshadowed amid impeachment last week: Investors are rethinking hot startups with frothy valuations and putting discipline (and reality) above the myth of the almighty and all-knowing founder.
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And this year, a paper has made the case that Peppa Pig, the popular kids' animated show, is overtaxing UK doctors by raising expectations of how all-knowing they can be, through its character Dr. Bear.
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Torbjörn has gotten a lot of criticism for being a cheap defensive hero, mostly because his all-seeing, all-knowing turret can land shots on a target that's visible for just a fraction of a second.
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"I see my necklace as being symbolic of never suffering in silence and a reminder of the importance of us all knowing our own bodies to understand when we should ask for help," Kiss told Refinery29.
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Amazon's splashy video for Amazon Go — an all-seeing, all-knowing store where customers can grab items, toss 'em in a bag or pocket and just walk out without ever waiting in line — has obvious appeal.
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Popular views of the Federal Reserve are that of an all-knowing "council of the wise," a sort of economics cognoscenti that pull levers in the economy using sophisticated equations that the mere layman wouldn't understand.
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After my last encounter with an advanced alien being, which put me along the path to find Atlas — some kind of mysterious, all-knowing force spread throughout the universe — I continue to search for more signs.
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Retsuko's deskmate, for example, is a fennec fox named Fenneko whose cute demeanor conceals a cunningly all-knowing personality; her manipulations range from office gossip gathering to social media stalking the coworkers she despises the most.
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Since Wotan also craves knowledge — knowledge is power, after all — he pursues Erda, the all-knowing earth goddess, who comes to warn him about what will ensue if he keeps on his heedless and destructive path.
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Michael's gone from tormentor to self-sacrificing protector — and the all-knowing Judge (Maya Rudolph) has given the humans a do-over — so it seems The Good Place believes it's never too late to start again.
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That idea of the all-knowing record store clerk/guru is kind of vanishing, but the concept behind the site seems to be to try and combine the old school and new school platforms for buying records.
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By analyzing the articles and videos people save into Pocket, Weiner believes the company can show people the best of the web — in a personalized way — without building an all-knowing, Facebook-style profile of the user.
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As Chenille, Washington gets to be a one-liner spouting, all-knowing, jargon-coining teen mom who, upon a recent rewatch in honor of the film's 15th (yes, FIFTEENTH) anniversary, is the best character in the movie.
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It's a dangerous, albeit triumphant, balance of vibes bad and good that mirrors those pangs of acute anxiety and all-knowing, unforgiving existential dread—muddled with moments of warmth and tranquility—that color a comedown from psychedelics.
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This could agitate issues concerning jealousy and possessiveness, but it could also enable us to witness and sit with the dark side of life in order to come back up from the underworld more powerful and all-knowing.
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During rehearsals for "Shrew," we spent an enormous amount of time learning the physicality of men: taking up lots of space, not talking with your hands, leading from the crotch, and conveying that all-knowing sense of entitlement.
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During all those confrontations, Khloé was always the voice of reason, seated across from her crying, dueling sisters with her hands laced on her pregnant belly, waiting to talk sense into them as the all-knowing youngest sister.
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As long as Google remained a mere conduit for information, rather than a creator of that information—a neutral librarian rather than an all-knowing oracle—it could likely avoid a blizzard of legal liabilities and moral responsibilities.
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And so I sit back each week and luxuriate in the sensational speeches, the heightened characters, and the appeals to justice all knowing that everyone will bloviate so much that I'll get what is going on and why.
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"No, it doesn't feed me anymore," Winfrey, 65, said, adding that it did feed her for a time, including last year's A Wrinkle in Time where she played an all-knowing being alongside Reese Witherspoon and Mindy Kaling.
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If you've opted to skip the cheesy Christmas content being thrown at you by Netflix this year, or got passed over by the all-knowing algorithm, let this be a reminder there's still time to change your mind.
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The company believes that machine learning has advanced to the point that it is now possible to build a predictive, all-knowing, superhelpful and conversational assistant of the sort that Captain Kirk relied on to navigate the stars.
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And at a time when the future is so hazy it's sometimes hard to see straight at all, knowing that there is some light to be found in even the darkest days is nothing short of a gift.
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"It doesn't feed me anymore," Winfrey told The Hollywood Reporter, adding that it did feed her for a time, including last year's A Wrinkle in Time where she played an all-knowing being alongside Reese Witherspoon and Mindy Kaling.
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Mr. Rea's illustrations, which feature quiet yet colorful line work, can feel like a thread stitching the essays together into a single seemingly cohesive narrative — one linear story of love and loss being told through an all-knowing lens.
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Here at Refinery29, the shopping team prides itself on being all-knowing oracles when it comes to every shoppable inch of the internet — including where to nab the best deals across fashion, beauty, and home 365 days a year.
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Even a company as all knowing and powerful as Amazon still doesn't have the technological sophistication needed to deliver on the promise of a seamless smart speaker interaction without the assistance of real people behind the scenes putting in the hours.
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Speaking of effects, the movie's looking to be full of them, ranging from floating, all-knowing celestial beings to herds of CGI flower animals, and kids traversing invisible obstacle courses to fully embrace the whole twisted-physics thing that's going on.
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Directed at a bouncy pace by David Mercatali and featuring an excellent Debra Baker as an all-knowing Mary Poppins-ish bureaucrat (talk about your nanny state), "Radiant Vermin" is a blithely told fable for the age of unaffordable housing.
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Against the Philadelphia 76ers, Horford muscled through Ersan Ilyasova and Dario Saric, daring help defenders to sink in from the perimeter, all knowing the ball would more likely than not find their man for an open three if they weren't careful.
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This mythos was burnished and expanded by Mr. Trump's years on "The Apprentice," where he played the role of an all-powerful, all-knowing business god who could make or break the fortunes of those who clamored for his favor.
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He debunks the myth of the all-knowing, always-in-control Landry, who was a deeply religious man coaching a team that often behaved like jaded rock stars in a booming, oil-rich city playing the role of enamored, enabling groupie.
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He represented the all-knowing, all-powerful state — a state that watches as children slowly die, depriving them of food, water, and oxygen, all to prove that the government is the ultimate authority over parents, and even over life and death.
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"It was such a sad moment for me because it was obvious to her that her dad was that all knowing and powerful about what goes on inside this house," Jessica (we are protecting her identity for this story and podcast) told me.
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I mean, I know I've spent the last year completely alone on the "maybe Yzerman is merely a good GM and not the all-knowing Jedi we all agreed he was" bandwagon, but I can make room if anyone wants on board.
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This all-knowing view gives many fans a sense that they're smarter than the characters, and has historically been the cause of many of the harmful comments that moderators clean up on the subreddit, often of a racist, sexist, or homophobic nature.
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The one perpetual foundation of Islam, which shines through every page of the annotated text, is the insistence on the absolute divinity of the divine—God is everywhere, all-knowing and all-penetrating, and the essence of holiness is compliance with his will.
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But by the time the fantasia is performed, recorded, engineered, and mastered, and then internetted via Amazon's all-knowing cloud through the Echo's admittedly paltry tweeter-woofer combo, the piece has lost the volatility that makes it a masterpiece of sexual obsession.
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Don't take my word for it: The folks at Village Capital over the last decade have been running a social science experiment that raises some interesting questions about whether the powers that be in Silicon Valley investing are really that all-knowing.
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Well, six years after Dan's story ended, Badgley is back on our televisions with the kind of all-seeing, all-knowing, truly haunting fictional Upper East Side stalker that can give Lonely Boy a run for his money: soon-to-arrive You protagonist Joe Goldberg.
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He was a cocky, all-knowing Mokummer, master of the one-liner delivered in best Amsterdam slang: a poor boy from Betondorp, "Concrete Village", who got into the Ajax junior academy mostly because his mother cleaned at the club and his stepfather was a groundsman.
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Even worse, the accounts suggest the presentation gave an impression that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has somehow been engaged in a costly exercise to modernize the air traffic management system with the wrong equipment absent any guidance from the all-knowing airline executives.
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It's just go go go with an occasional stop for coffee or an amusingly testy sit-down with Baby's shadowy boss, Doc, one of those all-seeing, all-knowing criminal mystics whom Kevin Spacey gives ominous ooze and a daddy's mad (maybe nuts) indoor voice.
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It helps, too, that Ms. Johansson and Ms. Glazer are gifted physical performers who can sell weak jokes, though no one steals a show like Ms. McKinnon, a brilliantly versatile comic who reaches Madeline Kahn-levels of eyeball-rolling, eyeball-popping and all-knowing dementedness.
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She follows up by saying she'd been pondering when to make her YouTube comeback -- or whether to do it at all -- knowing she's not legally allowed to say anything about the college sitch ... even though it's obvious that's what everyone wants to hear talk about.
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There, he learns that under the direction of founder Octavio Coleman Esquire (Richard E. Grant, who acts as an all-knowing narrator through the series), the Jenjune Society designs products that "fill the void" — or, presumably, help individuals cope with the occasional bout of hopelessness.
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I call this the protagonist bonus: If the characters lived in a game of Dungeons and Dragons, they would get a standard value added to all of their dice rolls to reflect that they are the almighty, all-knowing protagonists, who win most fights.
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One of the central tenets of this whole thing was that our country was under attack by this mighty adversary that's all-seeing and all-knowing, and they're screwing up elections in Europe, and they have unmatched cyber capabilities, and they're doing all these consequential things.
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When Meredith Schwartz, VP of experience at Birchbox, says her brand strives to write emails as your "all-knowing, reliable friend, not talking down, but just saying 'here, this is what this is, here's why you might be interested in it," I do not bat an eye.
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Last July, David Limp, a company executive who works on the product, said in an interview with Fortune that the idea of an all-knowing machine, with access to all the world's information, had captured his imagination since the first time he saw it on television.
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"We say Facebook is this great company and that it's so great for parents, all knowing that it's a four-month leave, which just indicates that, in our culture, we think a four-month leave is generous and it's just not, and somebody had to say it," Khuner says.
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To provide you with an accurate guide for your own outfit research, we've been keeping notes, consulting our all-knowing Entertainment team, and monitoring Google Trends to stay on top of the major pop culture events, binge-worthy series, and hit movies that can and will become major Halloween moments.
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It felt like a pleasant romp through a truly idiosyncratic setting, where at any time a character could call for Janet (D'Arcy Carden)—an all-knowing computer program in the form of a woman in a purple skirt suit—and she would appear, daffy and affable, able to produce any item on demand.
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The rich-toned mezzo-soprano Karen Cargill, as the all-knowing earth goddess Erda; the reedy tenor Gerhard Siegel, as Mime, mercilessly bullied by his brother Alberich; Adam Diegel and Michael Todd Simpson, as the gods Froh and Donner; Amanda Woodbury, Samantha Hankey and Tamara Mumford, as the three Rhinemaidens: All sang strongly.
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There are even more ridiculous montages, including one featuring lots and lots and lots of great puns (with even more posted on Twitter by the episode's writer, Megan Amram) and another only increasing the discomfort Michael feels as he's forced to keep rebooting Janet, the neighborhood's all-knowing personal digital assistant in human form.
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The team makes big promises about its assistant and 3D sensing, so we'll have to test how well its person recognition works, how much of a delay there is between the camera and its app, and whether all this data makes us feel safer at home or like we have an all-knowing spy in the house.
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If people felt like nobodies, felt abandoned, felt there was not only growing inequality in wealth but inequality of recognition, felt their very language had been anesthetized by all-knowing elites more at home in global capitals than in the provinces of their own countries, then somebody could speak for liberalism's disappeared — and maybe even win.
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Realistically, the process should work sort of like the dating service in Black Mirror's season 4 episode "Hang the DJ" (but, like, not as bleak): You'd spend a certain amount of time with select mattresses, and an all-knowing virtual assistant would eventually pair you with an "ultimate compatible other" based on the data it compiled while you were sleeping.
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Find your presidential match with the 2016 Candidate Matchmaker Later in the town hall, hosted by CNN's Anderson Cooper, Hillary Clinton used faith to answer a question, asked by Rabbi Jonathan Spira-Savett, about the tension of balancing the "ego" that comes with potentially being the leader of the free world with "the humility" to recognize that no leader is all-knowing.
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Some of us knew Klimt the captain and others new Klimt the father and others knew Klimt the all-knowing Oz. We had left earth happily under his guidance after his exploration systems had proven themselves and private exploration beyond earth became a far more realistic prospect than any of the orbiters and landers the state had managed to establish.
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" Teddi also wrote, "John Sessa was the other John there that day … not only is it weird that, if Lisa didn't want it brought up at all, knowing we were filming that day, he would bring the dog out, but there's easily a moment when he's grabbing Lucy Lucy off the ground that it's just him and Vanderpump and she could have told him 'Absolutely not.
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Perhaps the closest to the definitive explanation was proposed in a 1981 paper, wherein Dr. Robert Lifton, a psychologist known for his theory of thought reform, wrote that regardless of its ideology a "destructive cult" had three recurring themes: an authoritative or all-knowing leader; the existence of a thought control program that breaks down critical thinking to gain undue influence; and the exploitation of its members.
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Throughout the season's 10 episodes, we hear about the racist Knights Of Elam, the mysterious Scribes Of Carthage, and, of course, the unapologetically Black Order Of X. After finding out the all-knowing narrator is a member of the Order, and is seemingly about to indoctrinate heroes Samantha White (Logan Browning) and Lionel Higgins (DeRon Horton) into the group, his season-long explanation of Winchester's history takes on so much more weight.
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In an excellent analysis of round-the-clock capitalism, Jonathan Crary argues that while indeed now that our lives are organized by machines, a perfect storm awaits us; rather than one evil (technological determinism) replacing another (the boss), Deleuze's society of control actually enhances Foucault's disciplinary society and accelerates us towards a hyper-monitored world, where the all-seeing, all-knowing managerial dashboard keeps us in check by making use of computerized panopticons.
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Facebook paid leave too short, say working moms who want flex time Jessica Guynn talks to Facebook working moms who say the company's paid leave policies fall short of its public claims to support them: "We say Facebook is this great company and that it's so great for parents, all knowing that it's a four-month leave, which just indicates that, in our culture, we think a four-month leave is generous and it's just not, and somebody had to say it," Khuner says.
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