Just a regular ol' autopsy that jumps from zero to 100 the moment a chest cavity alters into a mouth, and then alters into a fucking spider creature thing.
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"While there is often a differential preference in attire across alters, the individuals I know generally wear clothing that is comfortable and acceptable across their individual spectrum of alters," Hallett said.
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It alters us, even as we alter and create it.
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When one is inspired, time disappears or alters its pace.
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Neither the House nor Senate tax plan alters this strategy.
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It even alters a broken relationship in an unexpected way.
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Too much heat alters the starch that the plants produce.
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That fundamentally alters the experience, for players and for viewers.
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"We can say clearly that smoking alters male fertility," he said.
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The real issue is that the disease alters the bats' behaviors.
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That's why retouching alters everything from waist size to body hair.
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It's an aversive experience that alters our future calculation of reward.
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And if the Supreme Court reverses or significantly alters Roe v.
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Debord observed that the spectacle actively alters human interactions and relationships.
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Nothing naturally alters a woman's body so much as a pregnancy.
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Even in remission, cancer alters a patient's perception of what's normal.
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In turn, she alters her performance to play with possible responses.
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However af Klint's achievement alters the past, it belongs to us.
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Anything that alters the distribution of its mass affects its speed.
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It alters your perspective and tears down stereotypes shaped by others.
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"I don't think it alters the campaign at all," Pence said.
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Q: Why should we care about how money alters our thinking?
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It alters rivers and ecosystems, affecting the organisms that inhabit them.
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To lose something as familiar as a sense, even partially, alters everything.
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The incident shakes every character and completely alters Reggie's arc moving forward.
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You might know that if you've seen her band Kill Alters play.
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Now, each new black death alters the terrifying into something more commonplace.
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Nobody alters the NBA's trajectory like LeBron James whenever he changes teams.
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This means that its physical structure alters as electricity passes through it.
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But precisely how exercise alters and improves the brain remains somewhat mysterious.
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But the scoring system not only shortens matches, it also alters them.
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It alters the relationship between Europe and the UK, that's one thing.
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And Chalice, a transgender superhero, made her debut in Alters in 2016.
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Poets and philosophers tell us that time alters with love and age.
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A realization takes place today that alters your whole perspective, Pisces. Exciting!
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Farther still are those with dissociative disorder who have alters or parts.
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There's going to need to be new information that alters people's views.
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It often means that rooting for a team alters our perception of reality.
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Changing only the distribution of voters among the districts dramatically alters the results.
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"Cooking brings me great joy, but it alters my personality," Maxine says, sighing.
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It alters the course of somebody's life and can spread like a virus.
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"Face surveillance alters the balance of power between government and individuals," he said.
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That fits with our finding that ballet training alters how a person walks.
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The current alters the particles in the air and creates a charged gas.
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Doing so alters a fundamental aspect of daily life, literally at a stroke.
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The picture alters when measuring the proportion of local loans that are bad.
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The other dramatically alters federal funding for child welfare services and foster care.
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Some might ask how, on a technical level, the user alters Loop's code?
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When all of these elements combine, Rez almost alters your state of mind.
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But removing the centrality of songwriting from the rock equation radically alters it.
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The rhyme they create when looked at together alters the reality of each. . . .
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The coronavirus pandemic alters who we are, affecting diverse facets of our psyche.
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It alters entire ecosystems, and may help control the chemistry of the earth.
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It alters entire ecosystems, and may help control the chemistry of the Earth.
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"Tehran can expect further actions unless it fundamentally alters its conduct," Trump said.
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Emotional touch alters the heart and soul in ways that are mostly unconscious.
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One major difficulty is that measuring a quantum object inherently alters the object.
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Which matters, whether or not it fundamentally alters her trajectory in this race.
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They could also try a treatment called chronotherapy, which alters the circadian rhythm.
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In the fall, males have full antlers, which also alters the radar imaging.
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The absence of unease over health care alters the texture of French experience.
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Tracklist:"We Are Lift Boys" - Lift Boys A.K.A. (EYE)"live improv" - Prolaps (Bonnie Baxter X DJ Machine Girl)"He'll Give You Six" - Pepper Mill Rondo"Machines Against The Rage" - qebrus"Singing a song" - Kill Alters Archives"AWAWAW" - SAICOBAB"Which Fork (YOKUBARI and Jeremy Hyman remix)" - L'Rain"live Improv" - Prolaps (Bonnie Baxter & DJ Machine Girl)"Stay, Go (Geng Silver Abyssmal Remix)" - L'Rain"Pelvic Floor Limited" - Yasushi Yoshida X Kill Alters"Roach On Dope" - Machine Girl"Burn The Witch" - LSDXOXO"Amnesia" - Special Request / "Lesser Artist Borrow, Great Artist Vape" - Pepper Mill Rondo"Nobody Cares" - Kill Alters Archives"Iceman icky grimy mix" - Buttress"Ghost Lover" - Lee song 1980's (Kill Alters Archives)"Axiom" - Bonnie Baxter"Choo Choo Choo I can I can" - Kill Alters Archives
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There's also evidence it alters our daily circadian rhythms, making it harder to sleep.
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Perhaps these clocks could detect dark matter from the way its gravity alters spacetime.
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Disruptions Every few decades, a piece of technology comes along that alters political campaigning.
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Other architectural discoveries included aqueducts, interior pools, intricately decorated alters, statues, and stunning skylights.
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Like MDMA, PTSD also significantly alters brain activity—but in a completely different way.
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When the state of entangled photons is measured, this necessarily alters the quantum system.
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As a trans man, Chase's presence in the courtroom fundamentally alters that troubling dynamic.
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This mechanism alters the messages from one neuron to another, explained researcher Ke Zhang.
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Neither tax bill alters the lowest long-term capital gains rate of zero percent.
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He doesn't think that responding to photography's digital evolution alters the center's fundamental purpose.
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There is a magic in performance that alters seeming immutables like time and distance.
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Each time a phase transition occurs in a material, it alters the material's symmetry.
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He picks up these items in the streets, sans gloves, and rarely alters them.
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The gallery is outfitted with blacklight, which alters the paintings even during daytime hours.
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They provide a good example of how design alters the social and business calculus.
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And because of that, it fundamentally alters the definition of a full-pay family.
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Cooking alters the structure of many molecules, making more energy available to the mice.
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I'm curious if you think partisanship alters the logic of this in any way.
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Still, researchers have remained puzzled about just how exercise alters hearts for the better.
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This alters the genius of faith-based charities, their effectiveness and their very mission.
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Microsoft alters Bing's results to avoid politically sensitive topics, in line with government policy.
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Bender's simple intervention alters the meaning of any images that appear on the screen.
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It precisely alters their fear reaction so that they love the smell of cat pee.
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"The sunk-cost fallacy is behaving as if more investment alters your odds," he said.
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He also alters a ton and prevents many others from ever being taken at all.
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It's a 90-degree move that, undeniably, alters the meaning and experience of the work.
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Further, the very act of pulling out the measuring rod alters our sense of value.
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This goes way beyond disappointment, it alters the way people perceive and interact with us.
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Sculpture, however, is in our world and thus alters our own space by its presence.
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Ultimately, a constructive EU-Turkey agenda can only develop if Turkey alters its current course.
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Visualization alters our brainwaves to connect our desires with our actions, which create our reality.
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The GPA82V mutation alters the gene that directs production of Ebola's surface proteins, called glycoproteins.
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One effect of the energy is that it alters the course of a jet stream.
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A new study found that pregnancy alters the size and shape of a woman's brain.
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If they are being mined too fast, it alters the algorithm to make it harder.
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In it, Mr. Taylor achieves that remarkable dance thing: He alters our notion of time.
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The bill unilaterally alters the administration of Jammu and Kashmir without consultation from state leaders.
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If someone alters or obliterates a serial number, the person should face five years imprisonment.
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Their presence alters the crystal structure so that all but the blue wavelengths are absorbed.
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"So the question is whether there's something in the process that alters the strain," Schaffner said.
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This heat alters the chemical profile of cannabis, including the breakdown of the THC-A molecule.
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The seventh entry in the series, which launches tomorrow, similarly alters the formula in dramatic ways.
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Call in an exterminator, like a company that alters the game and kills the little creatures.
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"How exactly exposure to microbes alters immune function in this way is not known," Hancox said.
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It alters their social life, their eating and sleeping habits, how they see themselves and others.
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It also alters the neurochemistry of the brain, the "ocean" of fluid in which neurons sit.
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He alters his positions on a whim, depending on the audience, but the truth is steadfast.
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Your finger alters the electrical current, which then lets the device detect the area you're touching.
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"How can you possibly support people using a substance that alters their brain chemistry?" he demanded.
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Straight off the bat, he alters his way of speaking to coax Georgie into trusting him.
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Hear how she alters the texture of a piece called "Strike," with her warped-sounding strum.
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Listening in, Wiesler finds his own loyalties shifting, and alters his reports to protect his subject.
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The makeup work, by a large crew, alters the appearance of Melander and Milonoff most credibly.
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It alters the way you think about the world and how you see yourself in it.
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However, like piling sweets atop an iced cake, none of this alters the game's delicious base.
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Instead it alters the mechanism by which the gene is converted into functioning proteins, or expressed.
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But it has not been clear whether exercise directly alters the health of white fat tissue.
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The second is that the world might any day experience a cataclysm that alters civilization entirely.
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The chromium alters the crystal structure so that all but red light tends to be absorbed.
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This essential element of the ACA fundamentally alters the way hospitals engage with communities they serve.
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Of course, this study does not explain how exercise alters our body in ways that last.
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I was exerting some rare art privilege by making a piece that alters the institution's design.
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The candidate also doesn't have to pay if the recount alters the outcome of the election.
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The bill alters Texas' penal code, eliminating the exception for abortions from the definition of criminal homicide.
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Girl With All The Gifts comes to a stunning ending that alters the fabric of the world.
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There is tech for tech's sake, and then there's tech that alters or enhances the human experience.
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But Disney may be the catalyst that alters the balance permanently, said BTIG media analyst Rich Greenfield.
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As your colleague alters the text within Teams, it also updates in the document you're working in.
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Anything that in any way alters, disrupts or interferes with it should not be approved nor sanctioned.
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It's called Masque and it's a wearable that purposely alters the user's perception of their own breathing.
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Apple has made one big change that alters the way you interact with apps in watchOS 3.
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The original stamping of the serial number alters the metal under the numbers, and can be read.
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It alters the distribution of wealth and income in the marketplace, without any further intervention by government.
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Nearly every one was a reflection on the degree to which time alters our perceptions of life.
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The new law, enacted over the fierce objections of the White House, immediately alters the legal landscape.
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Presence of people of color in the workforce alters the dynamics that allow racist structures to persist.
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He said separation alters the way that children's brains work and can wreak havoc on their development.
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In any event, it is unclear how terminating the agreement alters the Iranian-Israeli balance of power.
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Sign up for email alters on Google for jobs, Indeed, ZipRecruiter, and LinkedIn to maximize your search.
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A change in thinking or a piece of news that alters how you see things will arrive.
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Cuck means a sell-out or a man who alters his manly views for a woman's approval.
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JS: What happens this weekend alters the perception of the people who live here year-round, too.
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This totally alters the perception of whether Wall Street is safer now than it was before 2008.
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This alters the rhythms of the wet and dry seasons in the Pantanal, permanently flooding large areas.
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Modern Love A biking accident alters the dynamic of a couple's marriage, for worse (and for better).
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"We are very afraid in our society of anything that alters consciousness, like psychedelics," said de Loenen.
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The operation alters the body's orchestra of hormones and signals, among them leptin but also many others.
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The Archives "only alters images in exhibits when they are used as graphic design components," she said.
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It alters the shape of a "sodium channel" that maintains an electric current to stimulate muscle contraction.
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Other studies have shown that cell phone use alters brain activity and how the brain consumes glucose.
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One sets rules for auto manufacturing; the other alters rules for settling disputes between investors and governments.
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In several, she alters the wording of 22016s safety posters about hazards at home, work and play.
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"The way an archive is constructed alters the significance and context each book brings along," Hernández adds.
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"Excessive seminal inflammation, thus, seems to be one of the mechanisms through which smoking alters sperm," Bertolla said.
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The music alters the way you interpret what you're looking at, and the whole experience becomes something sensory.
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Since beginning therapy, she has been able to better control and agree on the switches with her alters.
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Cue the outrage on Twitter: I give it a month before Optus alters their business model re: EPL.
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There's pressure on all of us to embrace a more sustainable lifestyle as climate change alters our planet.
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What's needed next is something even harder: real change that alters the balance of power for working women.
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The new map significantly alters Mr. Scott's district and the 4th Congressional District, represented by Republican Randy Forbes.
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Every banal occurrence doesn't simply subtract from the sum-total of events, but rather alters its composition altogether.
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The transplant alters the composition of the recipient's microbiome in ways that make it hostile to C. difficile.
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Carnival may be a staple of Caribbean culture, but each country alters it's pulse to their respective rhythm.
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Google has made a small but significant change to Chrome that alters how individual tabs appear on Android.
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While the installation alters the rocks' appearance, Liu doesn't call it an augmented reality because everything is physical.
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She doesn't have any direct memories of the abuse; instead, her alters, which she called her "parts," do.
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Liquid chocolate gushes through a pipeline, passing through an electric field as it goes, which alters its consistency.
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While the military situation in the Golan has not changed, Trump's decision fundamentally alters the political context there.
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As wastewater under pressure migrates into rock formations, it alters stresses along old faults, allowing them to slip.
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Rape is a violent crime that alters the victim's life and the life of everyone around them forever.
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That's what you do when you get diagnosed with an illness that alters life as you know it.
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It alters the process that federal agencies must abide by to make changes that can harm endangered species.
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There's no point in complaining that "Raging Bull" alters its subject in the name of spectacle and storytelling.
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Agathe alters her father's will so that her pompous, lackluster husband, whom she wants to divorce, gets nothing.
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Offscreen, many women may find that new motherhood alters them in a deeper and less camera-ready ways.
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Becoming a parent alters your sex life, sometimes just for a bit, sometimes for a helluva long time.
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If the camera moves to the right, the image alters just as if it were a real scene.
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A sack alters a drive, pushing the offense back or coercing a punt or a longer field goal.
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The Horde These alter egos (or "alters") are referred to, in both "Split" and "Glass," as the Horde.
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Now, a group of scientists at the University of Michigan have released research that suggests spaceflight alters astronauts' brains.
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Their knack for transformative public art combines the curation of an exhibit with outdoor work that alters a cityscape.
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The regulator has traced this back to undisclosed software that, under some circumstances, alters the characteristics of emissions controls.
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HDL also alters the chemical composition of LDL, preventing it from becoming oxidized, Harvard Medical School reported in 2019.
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"Scientists have waited 50 years for this moment -- the revealing of how LSD alters our brain biology," Nutt said.
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That tends to harm creatures such as crabs and oysters, whose calcium carbonate shells suffer as marine chemistry alters.
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It's a rare moment when a scientific discovery truly and fundamentally alters the way you think about our world.
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FCA's engines used undisclosed software that, under some circumstances, alters the characteristics of emissions controls to exceed NOx limits.
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Another feature meant to please the crowd is the "HDR mode" that alters the color of the 1080p display.
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Uber unilaterally sets and repeatedly alters the fares passengers pay, what drivers are paid, and the commissions it takes.
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Some of these tracks actually were actually intended for Kill Alters too but ended working better for this tape.
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There is no second, parallel universe in which we can run an experiment that alters a single variable—e.g.
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"He permanently alters how you approach storytelling," she told The Hub, the university's news website, after Mr. Dixon's death.
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While we know that exercise alters the body, how physical activity affects moods and emotions is less well understood.
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Good or bad luck on balls in play alters their results in ways that don't reflect their true abilities.
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Nothing about Sanders's performance in Washington or Hawaii or Alaska — or his early win in Utah — alters that perception.
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Alcohol alters the number of microbes in the gut microbiome, a community of microorganisms that affect the immune system.
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The Food and Drug Administration has approved the first treatment that genetically alters a patient's cells to fight cancer.
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Puberty alters circadian rhythms, meaning adolescents are more alert in the afternoon and require more sleep in the morning.
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And there isn&apost always rhyme or reason as to which people with DID have more or fewer alters.
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The debate over guns has devolved to the point where statistics feel irrelevant and only context alters the discussion.
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Her presence allows Blocker to show his compassionate side and alters the relations between the Cheyenne and the soldiers.
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None of those measures, however, fundamentally alters the balance of power between federal and local officials concerning those decisions.
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It's kind of like anything else that alters your body: You go on a diet and lose 20 pounds.
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Rather than necessarily mutate a person's genes, DES alters how those genes are expressed and actually manifest in a person.
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But they will say that they're building it in a way that alters the relationship between computer hardware and software.
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FED'S ROSENGREN SAYS HE IS NOT SURE THAT U.S.-CHINA TRADE NEWS ALTERS FED VIEW OF BEING PATIENT -REUTERS INTERVIEW
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In a case involving a piece of FBI malware, Special Agent Dan Alfin argued that decrypting data "fundamentally alters" evidence.
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I hope Harvard realizes the error of its ways before it alters our understanding of the role of the university.
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Nonetheless, he says, when it comes to meditation, a practice that alters your mind, it's time to be more cautious.
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Problems can arise if, for instance, a tree is cut down or a street scene alters from summer to winter.
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Marsden also explained he only digitally alters the photos to a level you could expect to achieve in a darkroom.
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And the ones that are available have often been damaged in transit or not properly stored, which alters their taste.
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"It alters our proprioceptive sensations corresponding to visual sensations by the combination of visual and haptic stimuli," he tells TechCrunch.
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It's a highly edited video that digitally alters footage of Obama to make his mouth mimic a voice actor's movements.
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Another is that changing peer groups and expectations alters behaviors and habits, which in turn drive positive change for families.
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And so begins Alters, a series from AfterShock Comics, coming in September, that will introduce Chalice in a central role.
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The message, he said, is straightforward: Smoking alters a man's capacity to produce sperm that can successfully fertilize an egg.
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That's a thing: It's called exercised-induced transient hypofrontality, and scientists have proved that it literally alters your thought process.
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There could be malware on your smartphone that alters your vote as soon as you try to spend your token.
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At lower doses, ketamine produces a mild state of hypnosis, pain relief, and alters the perception of sight and sound.
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Universality changes as much as the week's memes do, and as such context alters at a previously unimaginably fast pace.
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Monetary policy shifts world capital flows, and in doing so alters the relative price of a country's exports and imports.
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In a moment of stubborn curiosity that alters the aesthetic history of mankind, she asks what would happen if Mrs.
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The rulings in those cases could determine whether the Supreme Court upholds this decision, alters it or nullifies it entirely.
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Not just in the sign—where the typography and material alters—but in the whole background and setting and context.
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"If a man alters his diet on a Friday it won't improve his sperm by Monday," Pacey said by email.
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Monetary policy shifts world capital flows, and in doing so alters the relative price of a country's exports and imports.
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As she states, time spent researching, watching and interacting with animals broadens and alters our notions of home and family.
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But government, he said, remains concerned about the negative impact of development, which can displace residents as it alters neighborhoods.
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A "sport" mode gives the throttle quicker reflexes and alters the transmission's performance to hold the lower gears significantly longer.
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But government, he said, remains concerned about the negative impact of development, which can displace residents as it alters neighborhoods.
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But art alters as times change, and this show now seems less bouncy, more hollow and more queasy than intended.
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Well, it alters the company's tax liabilities to the U.S. and Irish governments, which was the point of the change.
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"The organism itself, the virus, gets into the [fetus's] brain and it alters the growth of brain cells," Pearce said.
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The legislation alters Section 230 of the 1996 Communications Decency Act, which protects websites from lawsuits over user-generated content.
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Every few generations, just for fun, the gods give us a new set of equipment that radically alters the game.
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Klobuchar: OK. And you wrote on Page 1 that if a president knowingly destroys or alters evidence, that would be obstruction.
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It affects Belle's character, and alters her actions, and leads to a strong new scene that deepens Belle's relationship with Beast.
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One of the biggest changes is the new custom clear conditions, which dramatically alters the kinds of levels you can design.
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It is linked to an unusually strong El Niño, a warming in the Pacific Ocean that alters weather around the world.
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Each of the 10 combatants has a distinct way of moving and special abilities that dramatically alters the way they fight.
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Everyone's experience is different, and the way you act alters your course through the night, but there are some common themes.
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But whatever your type of tattoo, research has shown that it profoundly alters the way in which you will be perceived.
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This happens because adding water alters the alcohol-to-water ratio, a key factor in in determining the beverage's oil solubility.
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A newly unearthed family photo places the Alters in Tucson at the time of the theft, according to The Arizona Republic .
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And it changes the meaning of the sentence, which effectively alters Americans' interpretation of government's role in protecting their individual rights.
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He's a remarkably consistent actor who only seems like he's capable of growth because he alters his language in new situations.
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Prisma does a conversion and a transformation that truly alters a picture, generating a distinct and refreshingly new creation every time.
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SourceFed claims in a video that Google alters search recommendations to hide references to the investigation into Clinton's private email server.
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Alzheimer's not only alters the lives of people with the disease but also the lives of those who care for them.
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"Whitaker's designation neither alters the Special Counsel's authority to represent the United States nor raises any jurisdictional issue," the prosecutors wrote.
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Rather, it is the way it alters the rules of society itself: what is acceptable, and what is necessary to survive.
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The proposal simply alters the choice architecture of voting to build in access to a source of information about the candidates.
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Lili Reinhart shared an Instagram Story on Sunday that called out photo-editing and applications that alters people's bodies and faces.
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A different approach for estimating loan costs is known as fair value accounting, which incorporates market risk and alters projections considerably.
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"I am hoping that Bahama Breeze looks at this very carefully and alters policies and does some more training," Spencer said.
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"One of the primary problems with the Alinsky model is that the removal of Alinsky drastically alters its composition," she writes.
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This game-changing bombshell changes the trajectory of Watchmen entirely, and it also alters the original, 33-year-old graphic novel.
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Still, Herry only really alters the narrative arc of the series when she inserts flashbacks to the funeral for Mouche's mother.
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But as the knockout stage begins Saturday, survival requires winning, a shift that fundamentally alters the experience for players and viewers.
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Even for a pitcher who deliberately alters his pace to mess with the timing of opposing hitters, this was obviously different.
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Renee Jon, a dressmaker who alters wedding dresses and makes custom designs, works out of her home in Chino Hills, Calif.
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However, there&aposs a wobble in Earth&aposs rotational axis called precession, which alters the view of the zodiac from Earth.
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Unlike any other crime that comes before you Judge Aquilina, sexual abuse and assault so deeply affects and alters victims' lives.
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Rather, part of the therapeutic process is to help a person with DID connect with all their different alters or parts.
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The way to do this is to pass comprehensive regulatory reform that alters the processes by which agencies implement new rules.
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Bits Technology is often viewed as a great disrupter of industries, one that typically alters the customer experience for the better.
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"As for Deutsche Telekom, after the shares take a near term knock, I don't see how this really alters strategy," Mirchandani added.
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In the music video, the man watching the footage later digitally alters the recording to remove Trump from the hotel room scene.
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Besides being a symbol of respect, the Japanese see fruit in spiritual terms, regularly offering it to the gods at home alters.
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After 4 hours of #MakingAMurderer, I remember how spending years covering a murder case seeps into your pores, alters your dreams. Scary.
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And the European Parliament, whose assent is needed for any deal, might well reject a deal that radically alters the current one.
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THIEVES STEAL 48.5 TONS OF CHOCOLATE FROM GERMAN INDUSTRIAL PARK The Alters were 81 when they each died in 2012 and 2017.
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Many of these environmental harms can be compared to climate change, as land-use change alters land temperatures, soil composition and hydrology.
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But simple optical illusions (or looking at "The Dress") quickly reveal that your brain sometimes alters what you perceive based on context.
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Regardless of the cause, the result is that the central nervous system alters the way it processes pain messages throughout the body.
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He might paint a detailed picture that is so dire and so damning that it fundamentally alters the political dynamics in Washington.
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FaceApp, currently the most popular free app on the Apple App Store and Google Play, alters users' faces by using artificial intelligence.
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Buffing out a scratch, taking the vehicle through an automatic carwash with hard rotating brushes, or waxing the car alters the look.
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It's possible, however, that chemical additives and industrial processing that alters the cellular structure of foods both play a role, Lawrence said.
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D-ID's solution is a system of digital alchemy that subtly alters stored pictures, enough to escape detection by facial recognition algorithms.
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Codeine alone has very little useful pharmacologic activity, but the liver chemically alters it into its active form, morphine, and another chemical.
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There's a track called "Vomit" featuring Bonnie Baxter of the Brooklyn noise band Kill Alters, which sounds kinda like Boredoms playing gabber.
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The advent of telemedicine alters the manner in which physicians undertake diagnoses, recommend and conduct treatment, and develop medical strategies for patients.
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The therapy, to be sold as Zolgensma, alters the underlying genetic cause of spinal muscular atrophy and may permanently stop the disease.
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"One of the challenges we have is giving advice," said Ross Buchmueller, chief executive of Pure, which provides coverage for Mr. Alters.
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But there are ways job seekers can get their feet in the door and find work as the outbreak alters hiring strategies.
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It is a truism at the nation's highest court that the change of a single justice alters the relationship among all nine.
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If I'm buying a ruby, it can't be heated, it alters the color, and no substances can fill fissures in the stones.
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While usually reliable, it can be stymied by factors like dry winter skin or a cut that alters your fingerprint a bit.
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It's possible, however, that chemical additives and industrial processing that alters the cellular structure of foods both play a role, Srour said.
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Federal officials on Tuesday ended a moratorium imposed three years ago on funding research that alters germs to make them more lethal.
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The launch is not one that dramatically alters eBay's business, nor one that will ignite sudden growth to help it catch Amazon.
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While the new French biopic doesn't have to moralize on the issue, it instead alters the facts to avoid making contemporary audiences uncomfortable.
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The lack of function keys also seriously alters the workflow for many developers, writes Alexey Semeney, founder and CEO of development platform DevTeam.Space.
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"Hendon said this alters the taste of coffee because "subtle changes in particle size distributions make a huge difference in rate of extraction.
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In 2014 and 2015, the reefs experienced massive bleaching events — when heat stress alters the key metabolic functions of corals, ultimately killing them.
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What he discovers about society, and even his own friends and colleagues, radically alters his perspective and throws his own life into turmoil.
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You see, I'm expecting this revolutionary workout that completely alters the course of my fitness career and catapults me into Insta-worthy stardom.
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If a gene can be edited so that it kills or alters the mosquito before she's infectious, you have effectively solved the problem.
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Green too discovered a previously unknown traumatic past when she was 2300, and said there were many different alters coexisting in her head.
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The Email Privacy Act, which passed under suspension of the rules Monday, alters the previous rule to universally require warrants for such information.
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The app alters the image, creating an augmented reality image where colors that are muddled to a colorblind user's eye become totally distinct.
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After all, it's largely the settings that change from game to game; the basic action of sneaking, stabbing, and collecting items barely alters.
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According to facts set out by the Lee estate, the stage play in its current draft undeniably alters several of the central characters.
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By embellishing and aggrandizing his images using words and color, Morrisroe more than alters them: He reconstructs their reality according to his own.
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Researchers point to new ways that Facebook alters societies: a link to hate crimes, a rise in extremism, a distortion of social norms.
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The majority "significantly diminishes the limiting power of the personal benefit rule, and radically alters insider-trading law for the worse," Pooler said.
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I think you have one filter that alters your facial features, like it makes like your lips bigger and shaves down your chin.
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While switching between "alters," as they&aposre termed, does occur, it can be so subtle that it might be imperceptible to a stranger.
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Having the parents alive alters the dynamic in some fundamental ways, but the notion of the family being separated resonates loud and clear.
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Meyers is a central character in the book who alters the course of Tortorella's life from the preface to the very last chapter.
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The plan unilaterally alters sensitive final status issues on the ground without negotiations, and therefore could never be the basis for serious discussions.
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So it was another study this year that to my mind provided the most persuasive evidence that strenuous exercise alters how we age.
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CHAIRISH Chairish alters the photos you post, to make furniture look as though it was shot in a studio with a white backdrop.
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It alters the facade of a beige brick housing project to make it three dimensional, with walls and windows projected at multiple angles.
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This work, as opposed to "Maldoror," more deeply enmeshes, hinders, alters, and disrupts elementary visual communications with chimerical games of hide and seek.
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She takes care not to appear in the same room as the focus group in case the presence of a foreigner alters their responses.
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Just when you think you know what is driving them, he drops in a detail that alters your perspective and toys with your loyalties.
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That Trump would hold a grudge to the point that he alters official White House photos is almost too deliciously sad to not share.
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Machine learning in the phone works in real-time to sense the lighting around you, and alters it depending on the mode you choose.
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It's a seemingly minor change that completely alters the way the game works, offering a significant amount of freedom for how you approach things.
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It changes the economics for all stakeholders involved, alters the roles of brands and merchants and creates new, much-needed monetization opportunities for retailers.
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According to lead researcher Valerie Voon, the scans showed that prolonged porn use alters the brain's pleasure centers—the very ones that secrete dopamine.
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For Paranormal Postcards (2001–ongoing), which now totals 353 pieces, Katchadourian alters postcards by stitching together various elements in each one with red thread.
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Especially in the young adult genre, sex is a monumental decision that alters the course of one's life, not something that humans do everyday.
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To the extent that the AHCA alters the doctor-patient relationship at all, it is by making it harder for women to obtain abortions.
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In some ways, Alters harks back to Mr. Jenkins's work for Marvel Comics, where he created the Sentry, a Superman-like hero with schizophrenia.
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E-Estonia is the most ambitious project in technological statecraft today, for it includes all members of the government, and alters citizens' daily lives.
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The listing of enterprises that were previously wholly state-owned alters the power dynamics in ways that few governments fully appreciate at the outset.
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Read more: 37 of the biggest differences between the live-action "Aladdin" and the animated movieLin: I think it alters how they view it.
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This data supports the idea that major stress affects gestation, which in turn alters the newborn sex ratio, Fukuda and his co-authors wrote.
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FCC Commissioner Mignon Clyburn, a Democrat, dissented and said the Republican majority "radically alters the commission's long-standing merger review standards," her office said.
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The deal would roll back tariffs on both sides of the Pacific if China alters economic policies that prevent American companies from operating there.
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But, he does get his hands on the Mirror Key which alters his appearance, from Lucas to Dodge (Dodge was his nickname growing up).
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" In a statement, Ms. Droubi also said, "The decision of the U.S. attorney's office in no way alters the family's continued demand for justice.
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If you allow Sergio Agüero to take the ball behind the net, it fundamentally alters how the goal must be both attacked and defended.
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Heather was working to understand how a protein called HIP1 alters signals within cancer cells in a way that promotes their survival and proliferation.
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That's why modelling what happens during the onset of collapse is especially tricky, because the very process of collapse alters the dynamics of change.
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In late August 2017, the Food and Drug Administration approved the first-ever treatment that genetically alters a patient's own cells to fight cancer.
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By adding the political calculus to the decision-making matrix, it alters outcomes, and prevents the most economically efficient deployment of limited financial resources.
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"This development in no way alters our strategic efforts to reduce crime by addressing its root causes in our most neglected neighborhoods," she said.
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It does, however, raise the specter of reduced privacy in future if a post-Brexit UK alters its laws to become less privacy-oriented.
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Jerry Costello, pointed out that the bill's scope was too wide, as it would ban any device that alters a gun's rate of fire.
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It&aposs adaptive — meaning it alters the profile depending on your surroundings and movement — and what makes it great, is that it actually works.
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The ability to escape our comfort zones helps our ability to retire early because it alters, in a healthy way, our outlook on life.
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The Boss alters her character depending on the needs of whatever scene she's in, and she vacillates between protagonist, antagonist, and broad comic support.
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Although heavy and repeated drug use alters the brain, especially regions that mediate self-control, the essential question is not whether those neural changes occur.
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I think they will always do that, but the growing number of non-black students definitely alters what they do and how they do it.
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For the first time, the new report included data on labiaplasty, a cosmetic surgery that alters the appearance of a woman's genitalia, specifically her labia.
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It's why nurses say "This won't hurt a bit," before giving a shot—it alters our expectations about how painful the needle stick will be.
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The new cans use Pure ANC, a technology that continuously monitors ambient noise and dynamically alters its noise-cancelling approach as the surrounding sound changes.
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"Bingeing, purging, and compulsive exercising alters your brain chemistry and that interacts with MDMA to make you more susceptible to the negative consequences," Brewerton says.
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The next steps are to uncover exactly what Anaerostipes caccae is doing to change this lining, and how exactly that change alters the immune response.
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If the Fed alters that in any way, replacing "adjustments" with another word, such as "accommodation," it would also be a signal on rate policy.
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Respectively, their research shows that Pluto features both tropic and arctic regions, and an exaggerated axial tilt that alters the dwarf planet's atmosphere over time.
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Dermatologist Nicholas Perricone, MD, explains further: "Alcohol alters the blood flow to the skin and produces an unhealthy appearance for days following overindulgence," he says.
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Researchers have not yet determined if river icings are shrinking because of warming temperatures or because of how climate change alters river and groundwater interaction.
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The technology could potentially be used for germline editing, which permanently alters genetic code as it is passed down from one generation to the next.
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Hell, you could even argue that Prisma doesn't apply filters, as it redraws and fundamentally alters your images to make them truly appear like art.
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But Neil Gorsuch's appointment to the Supreme Court alters the legal calculus—and that means the abortion provider's funding may now be in real danger.
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That provision alters what's known as the Flores settlement agreement, a 1997 court case that sets minimum standards and time limits on detention of minors.
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He has zero tolerance for the Washington crowd that alters their behavior while he is in the room and badmouths him when he is not.
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Yet, the Orlando shooting — combined with the San Bernardino massacre — dramatically shifts the political landscape and alters the battlefield in the global war on terror.
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It's also got built-in WiFi, Bluetooth capability, and a breathtaking "Ambient Mode" that alters your screen into a visual display when it's been idle.
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Later on, he directly alters the conflict by shooting Patroclus — from afar, of course — to jolt Achilles out of his complacency and back into combat.
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Scientific research has shown that the persistent threat of ocean warming jeopardizes the survival of coral reefs, and alters food webs, fisheries and larger ecosystems.
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Dr. VanEpps believes people have what he calls a "bias toward the present," that alters the calculations they make about something that is occurring momentarily.
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Two salutary lessons that their scholarship exposed remain true today: First, regulations affect different regions differently, which alters the distribution of economic growth across regions.
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"Having sex temporarily alters the shape and appearance of your breasts due to changes in blood circulation," explains Dr. Judith Holmes of Spire Parkway Hospital.
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For the long-term project, the artist alters used or discarded climate change books through biocharring, a process that sequesters carbon from the earth's atmosphere.
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The flow of this liquid rock alters the transfer of momentum to the mantle and crust and, as a result, the Earth's measured rotation speed.
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When Mr. Alters called his insurer to file a claim, the company sent an art preservationist and a team of art movers to his home.
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"If it fundamentally alters the rights that people had before, then that defines that you'd likely have to go through notice and comments," said Jaddou.
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The financial services industry's involvement in politics is important because it alters explanations for inequality that rely on a narrative of a few bad actors.
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"PM 2.5 alters brain structure, which then accelerates memory decline," said the lead author, Diana Younan, a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Southern California.
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It could be that Rocket's device alters gravity in some more complicated way that Earth physicists don't yet understand … Or maybe it's just poetic license.
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Puff flow rate alters the nature of the aerosol, so users can control the strength of each puff simply by altering the way they puff.
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The Light Kevin's "alters" frequently reference stepping into "the light," a shorthand phrase describing when a personality has taken control of his body and mind.
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It changes our behavior; it makes acquiesce to limitations on our liberty that men do not have, it alters our sense of what is possible.
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Clearly knowing what we know now, that there are people willing to kill themselves in the service of killing many others, that alters the equation.
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The sculpture here is not Red Cube per se, but the way that it alters our perception of the building and the space around it.
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What is profoundly different, however, is that Trump has already won the election, which somewhat alters the calculus of Russia hawks in the GOP congressional conference.
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Get Clear About The Risks Cannabis should not be viewed as dangerous, but just like anything that alters the mind, it should be handled with caution.
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Four years ago when CNN visited, criminal defense attorney George Gates wondered if the way New Orleans celebrates death alters young people's perceptions of passing away.
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And the emergency declaration alters political dynamics in Washington that are going to have an impact on what change various politicians can make in the future.
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The new 2020 Corvette has its engine behind the seats, a change that radically alters the car's appearance and, certainly, how it will feel to drive.
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The colors of each pixel can also be tuned across the entire spectrum by applying a specific electric current which alters each gold particle's polymer coating.
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BASF's acquisition of Bayer's seed business for $7 billion alters industry dynamics as the company moves beyond traditional chemistry lines into seed for the first time.
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If the reported details of the revised Senate bill are right, it's hard to see how it alters much the 22021 million increase in the uninsured.
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His lawyers say gabapentin alters a person's brain chemistry by making brain receptors more receptive to the drug and less receptive to other drugs, including pentobarbital.
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While the presence of stabilizers helps the bread last longer, it also alters the texture and flavor substantially — as does the plastic it comes wrapped in.
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Several speakers emphasized both the obligation NASA has to its former astronauts, as well as the possibility of learning more about how space alters the body.
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The last roll call vote on Thursday was for the Supporting America's Innovators Act, which alters Securities and Exchange Commission registration requirements for venture capital funds.
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This consumption-and-conference empowerment dilutes the word to pitch-speak, and the concept to something that imitates rather than alters the structures of the world.
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If Trump's aggressive China gambit alters international trade, it will deliver a windfall for his supporters in the form of jobs, revitalized communities and related benefits.
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EditorsNote: updates third graf with Arizona's win Altherr alters outcome in Phillies' 7-5 win over Dodgers PHILADELPHIA — The Los Angeles Dodgers' celebration is on hold.
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This makes sense: an assist is any pass that leads directly to a basket, and a block is something that alters the pathway of a shot.
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Aside from the ill effects of smoking anything, there are concerns about how marijuana alters the brains of users who are under the age of 25.
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The "smart" liquid alters the surface of the tablet to convert text, maps and graphics into Braille, by creating a rising sensation under the user's fingertips.
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The difference between growing up in the prosperous 1990s versus seeing family members lose jobs and homes during the 2008 recession alters one's perspective, she said.
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This new research began to detail the many, pervasive ways in which working out alters the inner workings of our bodies and contributes to better health.
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Don't disclose, and your suffering may remain invisible, you may face judgments about your character when depression alters your affect and behavior, and you remain isolated.
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The estate's representative, Tonja B. Carter, alleges that the script alters several characters, including protagonist Atticus Finch, who is portrayed as being initially naive to racism.
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As Sherry Turkle noted in her book "Reclaiming Conversation," the mere presence of a smartphone or device, even when not being used, alters our inner world.
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To show what is involved, Dr. Kaplan reports that surgery immediately alters the activity of more than 5,000 of the 22,000 genes in the human body.
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The treatment, for a type of leukemia, genetically alters a patient's cells, transforming them into what scientists call "a living drug" that bolsters the immune system.
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There's no sign therapy alters this trajectory—talking with a professional isn't harmful, but it's not necessary if you don't want to do it, Rutt says.
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Investors seem to be betting that this will remain a political sideshow, not an event that significantly alters the outlook for economic growth and corporate profits.
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The stated point of the piece is the way sound waves travel through space; making them pass through a sphere with a thin membrane alters their properties.
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This certainly alters the legality of her changing the locks on Erika's property, but as Mendeecees' power of attorney, she still has some ground to stand on.
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While each of these mobility options alters Fortnite in their own right, planes change the feel of the game more fundamentally than anything that came before it.
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Recent research also shows that marijuana alters the brain reward system, and that that long-term use makes it more difficult to recall memories during middle age.
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Mr Djokovic alters the calculus with his powerful two-handed backhand, and particularly with his preternatural balance, which allows him to send the shot in any direction.
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The degree to which the two paths are different, indicating the relative strength of the gravitational tug from below, measurably alters the degree of addition and subtraction.
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" But Wood adds the decision "in no way alters the fact that Mr. Condit was long ago completely exonerated by authorities in connection with Ms. Levy's death.
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Doping alters the amount of energy required for any charge to flow through a semiconductor, so where two differently doped materials abut each other, current cannot flow.
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One possibility is that toughening the immune system early in life alters how we respond to hits later, making those viral infections less likely to provoke autoimmunity.
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Valeo stated its headline numbers before the application of a new IFRS 15 accounting standard that alters the treatment of customer contributions to research and development spending.
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True Tone is a similar feature to Apple's Night Shift, which also alters the colors and brightness on your screen during the evening and early morning hours.
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On Wednesday a senior State Department official told reporters that Washington has "not seen anything that alters the final result," nothing that Mexico had also recognized Hernandez.
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And, when he alters his dress sense, donning a red sequinned bikini top and a sarong, he does so not just without fanfare but almost without noticing.
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Such translation likely alters the memory trace in some manner, and so, in a literal sense, this also leads to some forgetting of the original trace information.
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Also speaking to Imperial College, David Nutt added: "Scientists have waited 50 years for this moment - the revealing of how LSD alters our brain biology," he explained.
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As researchers James Hopper and David Lisak explain, intense fear also alters the functioning of the hippocampus — the part of the brain that turns experiences into memory.
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Trilobites The ubiquitous plant alters its defense systems in a tougher environment, prompting researchers to call it a perfect test species for study as urban areas expand.
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This version, hosted by Ananda Lewis ups the budget to $10,000 per room, which alters the "Hey, I could do that" vibe of the low-budget original.
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" She added: "Obviously, having an established relationship of trust alters the meaning of an appreciative hug or a pat on the shoulder in a more positive direction.
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Southern Africa lies along such a latitude, he added, and the strengthened Hadley circulation alters the strength and position of the jet streams that drive weather patterns.
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Instead, the formula for presidential success is change divided by time: The president who alters the nation's politics the most in the shortest period ranks the highest.
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He and his older brother and sister were the third generation of Alters to live in India; his grandparents were Presbyterian missionaries who had moved from Ohio.
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Across the Atlantic, Pajau Vangay and Dan Knights, of the University of Minnesota, worked with two local communities to study how migration alters the human gut microbiome.
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Paradoxically, the crumbling, mismatched and patchwork nature of our electoral infrastructure makes it unlikely that we will see large-scale computerized hacking that alters the political landscape.
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Carolina Caycedo presents new works from her Water Portraits series, an ongoing project that alters photographs of bodies of water to resemble spiritual visions and sacred imagery.
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The filmmakers and actor do not consider this de-aging, which is a visual effects process that digitally alters actors' features actor to make them look younger.
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Kleiman told Post the Archives only alters images if they are used as "graphic design components" (like in promotional materials) and emphasized that artifacts are never changed.
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That distress alters the picture of the population the Boston Reentry Study followed: These adults in the criminal justice system were once children exposed to awful things.
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In a process called photobiomodulation, light alters biological material; for example, UV rays from the sun change our skin in ways that can catalyze cancer and aging.
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Every time we do, we're making headway toward a new habit, a self-reinforcing orientation that alters the fabric of who we are and how we live.
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With income inequality such a key issue in 2016, Reuters spoke with Piff to find out how wealth alters our behavior - and what that means for society.
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You manage gold and population units, build housing, power plants, campuses and "alters," and generally try not to have the whole thing blow up in your face.
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"As Slate points out this ruling is "bizarre" based on the fact that it "fundamentally alters the balance between medical treatment and religious freedom in the United States.
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The move does not change doctrine about the sinfulness of abortion; it only alters pastoral practice in some parts of the world about how it can be forgiven.
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The British championship has traditionally been the only one of the four Grand Slam tournaments which alters their seedings, taking into account past performances on a grass court.
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And Amazon Prime holds the potential of becoming even more useful in the coming months as Amazon concludes its Whole Foods acquisition and radically alters its distribution model.
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Again, if the Trump administration alters its position on this issue, it could result in a loss to the LGBTQ plaintiff and a defeat for LGBTQ nondiscrimination protections.
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The time taken to build and experience her arc alters a woman with little agency film-wise into a person I can care deeply for in the game.
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Alcohol messes with your brain's communication pathways (which alters your judgement and behavior), changes your mood, makes it harder to think clearly, and leads to dehydration and hangovers.
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The first is DeepWarp, which alters where subjects in photographs are looking, and the second is a work in progress by Mike Tyka dubbed Portraits of Imaginary People.
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On Earth, cell-phone towers are fixed; a user's phone talks to the closest or least busy one, which may change as the user moves or traffic alters.
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As a user presses on the touchscreen, or squeezes the phone's housing, the force of the interaction on the smartphone alters the sound of that 18 kHz tone.
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On "To Cure a Weakling Child," he alters himself to sound like (of course) a child, surrounded by what sounds like an array of cut-up tongue clicks.
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The key to the murders is a young woman (Amanda Seyfried) with no digital trace of her own, who provides an unusual service: She hacks and alters memories.
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The problem is chronic stress, rather than just the occasional bad day, actually alters the brain's reward circuitry, creating a feedback loop that leads to increasing alcohol consumption.
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So, if something (like a squid) swims above a predator and alters the lighting or creates a silhouette — however faint — that something will likely soon be gulped up.
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The measure alters a 2010 state law that boosted Chicago's payments to its public safety workers' pensions in order to reach a 90 percent funded level by 2040.
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Essentially, the bill alters the existing Presidential Records Act to ensure anything that falls under the term "social media" will now be eligible to be documented and archived.
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It also alters the context of an Instagram post in unique way, giving users the ability to post without asking them to laboriously pore over filters and edits.
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Taken together, polling suggests that mounting a primary challenge would be difficult—unless, of course, the volatility of our current national politics dramatically alters the political playing field.
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Sensors and smart valves that use the water itself to send a pulse, which alters when there is a leak, can make it easier to pinpoint trouble-spots.
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Although the premise invites "Beauty and the Beast"-type comparisons, including a fairy-tale-like narration at the outset, Elisa's vulnerability -- beautifully conveyed by Hawkins -- alters the equation.
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The overlapping timelines of these two species alters scientists' timeline of human evolution, since they previously thought the species burst onto the evolutionary scene one after the other.
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I haven't gotten as deep into the game's second season, which radically alters many of the base ideas of Pandemic in ways that haven't always worked for me.
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Should he pardon them for federal crimes, a Supreme Court ruling that alters the definition of double jeopardy could complicate efforts by state prosecutors to pursue parallel charges.
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Past studies have shown that exercise alters the workings of many genes, as well as the immune system, muscle-repair mechanisms and many other systems within the body.
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This kind of upbringing, effectively a traumatic childhood, changes the subsequent behavior of those mice's genes in a way that alters how they manage surges of stress hormones.
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Another meta-analysis of more than 400 studies testing approaches to change implicit bias similarly found no evidence that getting people to acknowledge their implicit biases alters behavior.
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Jeremy Alters, a personal injury lawyer in Miami, found out how far his insurer would go to protect his art collection when Hurricane Irma hit Florida last week.
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As was the case then, this change does not prevent people from watching YouTube videos in higher definition, but rather simply alters the setting on which they autoplay.
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"When the guardian and protector of facts blurs or alters them, then the truth itself is under threat," tweeted Richard Stengel, former under secretary of state under Obama.
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And Keisha Scarville, who teaches at the International Center of Photography, alters copies of her father's 1955 Guyanese passport photos with more or less violent elements of collage.
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" James Mangold: "The sheer power and intensity of riding in [the car with Shelby] alters the entire course of their relationship, and it's almost like a sex scene.
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But none of this alters the fundamental truth that New York City's school choice system is tilted toward the wealthy and offers no real choice for the poor.
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Over time, stress alters the day-to-day functioning of the brain and body, changes that affect the mental and physical health of individuals and, possibly, their children.
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In his project "New Life," he has documented not just the arrival of his daughter, Mazie, in 2016, but how fatherhood alters how you look at the world.
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President Trump walks away without a North Korea deal, Pakistan offers India a way out of the crisis and fish populations decrease as climate change alters ocean temperatures.
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Imagery in painting today is regularly sourced from photography, which alters not only the types of things we see painted, but also what we expect paintings to be.
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" As they note, whether through warfare, policy shifts, or gentrification, cultural erasure is a reality that alters our lives: "We humans invest feelings in the things we make.
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Dion is later quoted in the lengthy caption, opening up about how she often alters her haute couture numbers: "The clothes follow me; I do not follow the clothes."
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Like any reputable gallery, the project has an online archive of its shows available for post-show viewing, although this recontextualization alters the experience of viewing art yet again.
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When those get boring or the defense alters their coverage, he'll seek out a back-door lob or set a ball screen and force his opponents to hurt themselves.
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High pressure over western Europe alters the jet stream and pushes clouds and rain over the continent&aposs northern posts, causing foul weather in this North Atlantic island nation.
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This gene alters how nociceptors, the pain-sensing part of the nerve cells that turn sensory inputs into stimuli for the brain, translate DNA code into protein-making instructions.
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Japanese researchers developed what they call a "one pixel attack," an algorithm which identifies and alters a single pixel in an image, forcing the AI to "see" something else.
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Despite the extreme variety in their projects — from fashion design and poetry to graffiti and board-game design — the group alters the programs as little as possible between uses.
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If Apple does add the cellular technology needed, it will be interesting to see how much it alters the shape of the device in order to fit it in.
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These sorts of sanctions, it said, will be applied as a last resort and will often not be permanent, but will last until the creator removes or alters content.
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"This technology fundamentally alters the balance of power between government and individuals, arming governments with unprecedented power to track, control, and harm people," said the letter, shared with TechCrunch.
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"This is a first-of-its-kind deal which alters the traditional funding landscape, and we're excited to be a part of it," added Highland Capital Partners' Manish Patel.
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Though unchecking a single box in Chrome's settings seems like it should be a pretty minor change, this decision really alters the feel of visiting a website on Android.
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It's a profoundly beautiful thing to offer someone—a document that captures the ways a life, or the sudden loss of that life, alters the people in its orbit.
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Mr. Jenkins said that he firmly believed that Alters would not turn into a series of moral lessons in which everyone learns about tolerance and grows as a person.
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They advocate, essentially, for the use of technology — including nanomedicine, robotics, brain-computer integration, and more — that alters typical human physiology in order to better our body and brain.
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Kamm, ein dünner ehemaliger Maschinenbauingenieur mittleren Alters und Sänger in einem örtlichen Gesangverein, gelang es, die Zahl der Asylsuchenden, die sein Ort aufnehmen sollte, von 400 auf 20163 herunterzuhandeln.
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"There cannot be any distraction that alters the commitment of raising the electrical system as soon as possible," Rosselló said of the contract, which came under scrutiny last week.
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Bucking that trend, the Fire Department of New York has begun alerting mailing alters about a relatively small-scale breach caused by, of all things, a missing hard drive.
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When an electrical current moves through air in an electrical arc, it alters the molecules in the air, charging them with energy, splitting them into atoms and ionizing them.
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It also does not explain how activity alters the brain, although Dr. Smith believes that a surge in certain neurotransmitters and other biochemicals after workouts must play a role.
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Mr. Pettibon, who routinely alters found images and quotations, stays faithful to the original in this case, except to insert a misogynistic quotation he attributes to Henry A. Kissinger.
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But just as that particular dry spell is breaking, a meteorite crashes into their front yard, its crater releasing poisonous, multihued energy that alters DNA in disgustingly inventive ways.
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"We suspect he would say they are monitoring the situation closely and would only act if the fallout meaningfully alters the economic outlook," Bank of America analysts told clients.
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It not only changes the steering, transmission, throttle and stability control characteristics, but also alters the M2400i's adaptive dampers and retunes the musical note burbling from the dual exhaust.
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The Maze ransomware, however, alters the amount of money it demands from victims depending on the type of computer it infects, whether it's a home computer, server, or workstation.
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"Acting Attorney General Whitaker's designation neither alters the Special Counsel's authority to represent the United States nor raises any jurisdictional issue," Mueller's team wrote in the filing on Monday.
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Frustrated by the status quo, Brynna unleashes a spell that alters the magic of Seven Wells by granting women the power to decide whether or not to become pregnant.
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It alters your consciousness in a very holistic and simple way, helping you unpick your previous way of being and giving you an opportunity to access a new one.
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Caffeine alters the melatonin levels in your brain, makes it take longer to fall asleep, and makes you sleep less — even if you aren't drinking right before bed time.
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She wants her dancers to take her material — lucid Cunningham-based phrases that sometimes wander into whimsy — and make it their own, a process that Skype facilitates and subtly alters.
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But something like "How Carl's looming death alters the course of The Walking Dead forever" could easily rope in anyone who's ever had even a passing interest in the series.
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Temperature differences between land masses and the sea in the tropics drive the seasonal reversals in the wind, and the change in ocean temperature from El Niño alters these winds.
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"The conclusion was that growing up with an emotionally or physically distant father in early to middle childhood could be a 'key life transition' that alters sexual development," Raeburn wrote.
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These dangers are illustrated today in the Google Doodle for Earth Day, which features a fox dreaming of what our planet could be like if the climate alters too much.
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It alters the phone's wallpaper, letting the notch blend into the single bar rather than stand out against whatever picture of your dog or latest vacation serves as your wallpaper.
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Head finely stubbled as his Professor X cut grows out, he uses a few props (glasses, a woolly hat) but mostly conveys Kevin's alters...with changes of expression and voice.
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In this bright, fidgety orchestral version the music hovers somewhere between a perpetual-motion toccata and country-fiddle hoedown, though a pensive middle section alters the mood for a while.
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If the EPA ditches or significantly alters the plan, it would anger the powerful corn lobby that has long agitated for more transparency in the notoriously opaque biofuel waiver program.
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Brief accelerations and sharper points (jutting elbows, punches, twitches) add texture, and Heidi Eckwall's lighting warms and brightens, but none of that fundamentally alters the gentle, pink-on-white character.
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There is no data that suggests a white-noise machine alters the frequencies of the brain, said Param Dedhia, the director of sleep medicine at the Canyon Ranch in Tucson.
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I found myself rooting for the Alters to finally turn a little of their altruism on themselves so that, healed, they could make more effective stabs at doing good elsewhere.
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Between the supernatural high jinks, "Oh My Ghost" considers the power structure within the culinary world as the heroine's crush on her conceited boss alters the course of her career.
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She alters her gender and claims to be a pastry chef named Dom, short for Dominick, living in Los Angeles — details she has swiped from the life of Delores's son.
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The move clears the way for his confirmation by a simple majority vote on Friday — and fundamentally alters the way the Senate operates to fill seats on the high court.
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Bears Ears, Grand Staircase-Escalante and any other national monuments Trump alters can be returned to their original status or even expanded by the next occupant of the Oval Office.
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Head chef Patrick Friesen has had it with your faked gluten allergy, your nonexistent shellfish sensitivity, and any other questionable dinnertime affectation that alters the way he prepares your food.
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There's an algorithm in the technology that learns what relaxed means in relation to your body, and it alters the soundscape and lightscape to help you get to that point.
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The big question is how Trump handles the results of that review, and whether he alters the leasing program to try to get a better deal for taxpayers in the future.
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Growing crops to feed livestock is also a major problem for raising our global temperature—it takes up large areas of land and alters how carbon gets recycled in the atmosphere.
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Though Peterson no longer has alters, she credits them with getting her through traumatic periods in her life and said she understands the role they play for many people with DID.
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The American people have every right to be suspicious when NOAA alters data to get the politically correct results they want and then refuses to reveal how those decisions were made.
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As it infiltrates industry awards and alters how movies are marketed to viewers, its corporate strategy seems focused more on claiming the industry spotlight than on producing or purchasing great cinema.
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The president's problem is that a shift in priorities of that magnitude requires legislation that alters spending caps that congressional Republicans and Democrats agreed to during President Barack Obama's second term.
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Pregnancy alters the size and structure of brain regions involved in understanding the thoughts, feelings, beliefs and intentions of others, according to a study published Monday in the journal Nature Neuroscience.
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Interestingly, experimental evidence suggests that something as simple as pointing out that Trump inherited his wealth rather than being a self-made man alters voters' perceptions of him a great deal.
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What we think is that nicotine alters cortical network activity and it's reorienting the activity of certain intrinsic networks in the brain to be more outward looking and less inward looking.
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They hate that they are losing business at the hands of this unorthodox store, but they mostly despise how Sophia manhandles and alters the vintage clothing they so wish to conserve.
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A current Kickstarter campaign is looking to solve this very problem with a personal air conditioning and heating watch that literally alters your body's temperature at the touch of a button.
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Honor level changes the way that the story plays out, affects the kill cams, alters the music in the game, and changes the way Arthur dreams and writes in his journal.
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Not because a top medical official of the abortion giant was caught on tape describing how she alters an abortion procedure to ensure the baby's valuable organs are preserved for sale.
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A 22020 study by the International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT) predicted cocoa farming will be hit as climate change alters growing conditions, leading to a fall in production by 23.5.
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While CRISPR is thought to have great potential to alter crops, viruses and even human cells, it also sometimes alters cells the researchers didn't want changed, which causes unintended side-effects.
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Yes, but in the same way going through a carnival funhouse gets old—a way that drives you entirely fucking mad and alters the way you interact with your own senses.
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Recent interest in the body's microbiome has renewed scrutiny of gut bacteria; it's possible that bacterial imbalance alters the body's metabolism of dopamine and other molecules that may contribute to depression.
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Like most companies in the ad industry, these agencies are adapting to a shifting economy in 2020 as the coronavirus outbreak halts travel, cuts into advertiser budgets, and alters consumer habits.
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" On Thursday, learn about how stress alters the brain (and when too much stress can be harmful) at "More Than a Feeling," or catch a brainy comedy show at "The Symposium.
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It's possible that Claire's camera also alters the stream of time itself, as the story line introduces some elements of temporal dislocation while never shifting into an obvious sci-fi mode.
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More worrying, Crispr often inadvertently alters genes other than the one being targeted, and there are also circumstances, called mosaicism, where some cells contain the edited gene and others do not.
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The Los Angeles photographer John Houck creates multiple layers of visual trickery in deceptively simple still lifes by shooting and reshooting life-size color prints that he alters as he goes.
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That question has long interested scientists at the Laboratory of Neurosciences at the National Institute on Aging, who have been examining how running alters the brains and behavior of lab animals.
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Many scientists suspect that exercise alters the biology of the brain in ways that make it more malleable and receptive to new information, a process that scientists refer to as plasticity.
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MYTH: People with DID have tons of altersWhile lots of narrative works depict people with DID as having 10, 20, or even over 100 alters, this is not always the case.
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"Our research team is working on applying these techniques in contemporary populations to study how breastfeeding alters health trajectories including those of neurodevelopment, cardiac health and other high-priority health outcomes."
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The North Star changed because Earth's spin axis itself wobbles slowly over the course of 26,000 years, which alters the position of our pole and where it points in the sky.
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That's why, without a whole lot of proof, there's been a hue and cry over an app that alters your photos to make you look, among other things, younger or older.
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The latest ban, announced by administration officials last month, alters the list of countries targeted for vetting restrictions to now include North Korea, Chad, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Syria, Yemen and Venezuela.
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Not to be confused with hyperpigmentation or dark spots, which can be treated over time, acne scarring permanently alters the texture of your skin, leaving "dents" where there were once breakouts.
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People decorate alters with sugar skulls and toys as gifts for children who have died, while favorite foods and favorite possessions and even alcohol are left for adults who have passed.
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"Until some piece of data significantly alters the market's expectations for Fed policy, we expect the dollar to remain confined to its recent range against the euro and Japanese yen," she said.
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But while the piece does indeed rely on a computer algorithm that alters its dynamics at each performance, a pleasing playfulness and an affecting symbolic layer are hard-wired into it, too.
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That problem extends into the film adaptation, a stripped-down, unemphatic version of the story that streamlines the book's plot and alters the ending, but nonetheless preserves many of its biggest faults.
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Still, any sign of life that alters the calculus of the kind of business Fitbit can build means there's likely going to be a big stock price swing like we're seeing today.
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It was approved for adults who have hormone receptor HR-positive, HER2-negative advanced or metastatic breast cancer that has progressed after endocrine therapy that alters a patient's hormones, the FDA said.
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As de la Mora said, old radios in particular even have valve amplifiers that help burn dust — essentially, technology that alters the outcome of the inscriptions (perhaps their size, shape, or contrast).
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Unlike memorizing your sevens and nines, deep, emotional learning completely alters the way you determine what matters most, which is why you remember your high school crush better than high school math.
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That debt limits career choices, alters dreams, and forces people to rethink key life-shaping decisions, such as: when to start a family, where to live and what path to pursue professionally.
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The prose style in the three memoirs alters under the pressure of the changing agenda: the first time pained and urgent, the second subtler and more considered, the last orotund and outward.
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Cancer alters the DNA of healthy cells, particularly in the distribution of molecules known as methyl groups, and the test detects this altered patterning when placed in a solution such as water.
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Although most research has focused on bone, muscle, brain and cardiovascular function, several studies have shown that exposure to the space environment alters both energy and lipid metabolism in humans and rodents.
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Tinkering at the margins, as evidenced by recent rewrites of the United States-Korea Free Trade Agreement and the North American Free Trade Agreement, alters mostly just the optics of trade policy.
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Mr. Vo is not a maker of original objects but a hunter-gatherer who collects and sometimes alters artifacts, furniture, mementos, photographs and documents whose histories reflect aspects of his triple narrative.
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Still, a lot of the CRISPR research [which alters the DNA of mosquitoes] is geared toward making mosquitoes harmless by making them incapable of carrying diseases, but not harming the mosquitoes themselves.
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The bill also alters the state and local tax deduction — completely repealing the income tax deduction and capping the property tax deduction at $103,000 — a last-minute addition to win over Sen.
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Before each snap, quarterback Boomer Esiason, the league most valuable player, reads the defense and alters the play call, presaging the elaborate presnap adjustments made by Peyton Manning and Brady years later.
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The expanded format helps empower Mr. Mitchell, who has become a significant composer of chamber music in his own right, even if it alters some of the Art Ensemble's old sonic identity.
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The crazy vision of free expression under which universities operate today condemns a generation of young people to an intellectually dark place that alters their view of inquiry for their entire lifetimes.
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The Alters built their three-bedroom house, set on 20 acres of rugged scrub brush on a mesa overlooking a mountain valley, after they moved to New Mexico in the late 1970s.
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Trump alters hurricane map with a Sharpie As Hurricane Dorian barreled toward the U.S. coast in early September, Trump sparked controversy by claiming in a tweet that the storm would affect Alabama.
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A visit from the former Boston Celtics center Kevin Garnett (playing himself, convincingly) alters his plans, as do huge bets placed with a bookie (Mike Francesa) and with the Mohegan Sun casino.
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And several studies have discovered that daily consumption of diet soda may be linked to metabolic syndrome -- a sort of prediabetes -- and Type 2 diabetes, perhaps because it alters people's gut bacteria.
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The problem is that as climate change alters precipitation patterns and increases the frequency and intensity of severe weather, it will become more challenging to grow enough food for the world's population.
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Ultimately, they represented one of her greatest achievements, offering a candid insider's take on life in the waning years of the Jim Crow South that alters our perceptions about racism and segregation.
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It's time society's view of fatness alters enough that a fat woman can fall in love with a slim man, a fat man, or anyone of any size, without a second thought.
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We have polluted our cities and oceans with noise that alters bird song communication and disrupts navigation by cetaceans, and our countryside with recreational noise and activity that stresses out the resident wildlife.
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But this news alters what he taught me in high school, reinforcing something I learned from tending the gardens of sad men: Just because someone is sensitive doesn't mean they care about you.
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The easiest way to see how much Trump's tax plan is a win for the richest Americans is to simply ignore the part of the plan that alters the main federal income tax.
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You have to eat to survive, but you don't have to eat highly processed food that stimulates the release of dopamine in a way that alters your mood and gives you a rush.
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The obvious, creepy MAGA-ization of the concept significantly alters the story being told, and it was the primary reason the trailer for the show provoked such a dramatic response when it debuted.
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But on a broader scale, the more interesting story may be the way MoviePass alters how people go to the movies — and what that means for an industry that is struggling to survive.
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It's further evidence in support of the so-called "hygiene hypothesis," which suggests that childhood exposure to microbial organisms and other nasties alters immune function, resulting in a decreased risk of developing allergies.
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Like turning a key to open a door, the binding of THC onto a receptor sets in motion a series of biological events that alters how you think and feel, creating a high.
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I've demonstrated this in the laboratory with real voting machines — in just a few seconds, anyone can install vote-stealing malware on those machines that silently alters the electronic records of every vote.
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This will influence conditions in the Far North and beyond, since open water alters the exchange of heat and moisture with the atmosphere, compared to areas of the ocean covered by sea ice.
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"This data from the CDC reminds us how many lives our gun violence crisis alters every year – and why so many Americans are rising up to demand action," Giffords said in a statement.
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If a change of scenery alters the trajectory of his career, and the 22018-year-old looks like he can contribute on a Memphis team in the running for a postseason spot, fantastic.
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One of two animated Amazon shows coming this fall, Undone is an adult-oriented show about a woman (Rosa Salazar) whose near-death experience alters her ability to perceive and interact with time.
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In "Self Portrait as a Bonze" (1888), a painting he gifted to Gauguin, van Gogh alters his physiognomy to correspond to what he thought the face of a Japanese monk ought to resemble.
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In fact, because it alters the brain's serotonin receptors and may interfere with the breakdown of anandamide — a cannabidoid that is produced naturally in the brain — it could well affect feeling and thinking.
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Yet none of Guaido's failure alters the underlying crisis at the heart of Venezuela: that its kleptocracy and mismanagement are still bleeding it dry, with hundreds of thousands still refugees around the region.
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These "alters" — a word familiar to fans of the Showtime series "United States of Tara" and other pop-cultural treatments of a controversial and often poorly understood psychological disorder — are a diverse bunch.
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He also captures how insidiously violence alters the calculus of daily life: how windows with beautiful views become a liability; how funerals become smaller, more rushed affairs because of fighting in the streets.
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Lawmakers could pass legislation that alters the president's authority to impose tariffs and other trade measures — or create laws to more clearly define the process for the United States to leave trade agreements.
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Most obviously, a black Hercules (backed by the wonderfully diverse ensemble) completely alters the implications of a story about a man seeking acceptance as "a good person of the Agora" — the public marketplace.
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We give Trump significant latitude to make errors when quoting people on television, but we call it a false claim when he alters the meaning of the quote with major changes or omissions.
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"However, it is also likely that living with an opioid user alters attitudes and beliefs about the risks and benefits of opioid use," Brummett, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Dave Grossman's vision of "armed people everywhere" has a seductive certainty, but having a gun at hand alters the chemistry of ordinary life—the arguments, the miscalculations, the perceptions of those around us.
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An accident alters the course of the evening: After Boris nearly runs over Françoise's mother-in-law, Yvonne, in the parking lot, he and his mistress find themselves invited to Yvonne's birthday dinner.
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So he tested computers using multiple operating systems to see which introduces the most lag, and he tested some systems using displays with multiple refresh rates to see how refresh rate alters the lag.
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"This glacial retreat at Potter Cove releases a mass of fresh water that alters salinity levels and unleashes sediment ... changing the abundance and diversity of wildlife," said Rodolfo Sanchez, director of Argentina's Antarctic Institute.
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The presence of large predatory animals, the study showed, generates a "landscape of fear" that alters the feeding behavior of prey animals, which subsequently influences their impacts on other species down the food chain.
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I find each setting actually alters the sound produced by the Q Adapt quite substantially, so you're not simply choosing how much external sound to let in: you're also choosing between varieties of tuning.
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And even with a recent Federal Energy Regulatory Commission ruling that alters the way master limited partnerships like Magellan are allowed to account for income taxes, Mears was confident his business would hold steady.
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Nicotine in e-cigarettes is detrimental to a young user's health and since adolescence is an important period of brain development, young people should avoid consuming nicotine that alters the brain's growth and maturation.
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That brought what Einstein called "the happiest thought"—that acceleration alters the effects of Newton's laws of gravity, which led to the idea that at the speed of light, energy and mass become interchangeable.
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It's only a matter of time, without appropriate collective measures, before criminals -- on purpose or by accident -- cause a global calamity the scale of which fundamentally alters the course of economic and political history.
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The first thing that throws you off here is how Mr. Okazaki's dark, glutinous, often palm-muted guitar sound alters Monk's compositional stamp, which was bright and sharp around the edges, and forthrightly rhythmic.
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Think of the endocannabinoid system as your body's "root level" operating system—a kind of central processing unit that regulates and alters the functioning of many other important systems and keeps them in balance.
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In his 2000 New Yorker essay "Arbitrage," Mr. Aciman writes of the fluctuating emotional value of a home, how it alters when you are away from it, caught up in another kind of life.
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But after that, they said, revenue from the taxation of benefits will be somewhat higher than expected because the tax law alters the way in which income tax brackets will be adjusted for inflation.
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Speaking to CNBC's "Squawk Box Europe" Wednesday, Moore suggested that while there would undoubtedly be a short-term hit to demand, the stock's prospect would depend on whether the outbreak fundamentally alters consumer behavior.
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The Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday approved the first-ever treatment that genetically alters a patient's own cells to fight cancer, a milestone that is expected to transform treatment in the coming years.
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It alters the protection of Jewish people, granting broader authority to the Department of Education to respond to anti-Semitic incidents on college campuses under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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These findings indicate that a single, moderate workout beneficially alters telomere biology in the heart, says Andrew Ludlow, who was a doctoral candidate at the University of Maryland and lead author of the study.
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Washington is encouraging closer security cooperation between Japan and Australia as it looks to its Asian allies to shoulder a bigger security role as China's rise alters the balance of power in the region.
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The Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday approved the first-ever treatment that genetically alters a patient's own cells to fight cancer, a milestone that is expected to transform treatment in the coming years.
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Rather, it fundamentally alters the amount of information that can be shared with each tweet — and it's particularly difficult to know what Twitter's 330 million monthly active users will do with that new power.
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There's no telling whether a first-quarter touchdown will turn out to be the only touchdown of the game, or whether a referee will end up making a call that alters the game's course.
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The reorganization by S&P and MSCI of the Global Industry Classification Standard involves S&P 500 heavyweights like Facebook Inc, Netflix Inc and Alphabet Inc, and drastically alters the weightings of some sectors.
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"This case is obviously tragic and illustrates that you may not know you have a health issue that alters the way you metabolise," Australian Medical Association WA president Omar Khorshid, MBBS, told the news organization.
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Also the results of this study cannot apply to an individual—that is, if an individual alters their sedentary time and pattern of sedentary time, this does not mean that their personal risk is changed.
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It can range from a new technique in fabric sourcing (see: 3D-printed gowns from the likes of Iris van Herpen) to fabrics that change color with atmospheric pressure, or alters their forms from heat.
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The drug that Ledford takes for nerve pain, Neurontin (generically known as gabapentin), alters brain chemistry in such a way that Ledford's lawyers argue he would be subject to more pain than the average person.
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Like the early film-making era, we are currently smack dab in the middle of the widespread proliferation of a new medium that plays with and alters our perception of space, time and physical presence.
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If support for the financial system crystallises on the sovereign's balance sheet and sufficiently alters its financial profile to warrant rating action on the sovereign, it could result in similar rating action for bank IDRs.
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Enact beneficial ownership legislation Conversely, the TCH's proposal for Congress to prevent the 50 U.S. states to permit "shell companies" being formed without the declaration of "beneficial ownership," alters the political landscape around the issue.
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As with any other commodity that alters your state of mind—wine, beer, weed, or otherwise—my general philosophy when buying coffee and tea tends to be: The more expensive, the better it probably tastes.
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As Chuck sleeps off the electricity exposure, Jimmy lifts dozens of Mesa Verde docs from Chuck's file, and at a local copy shop, alters the Mesa Verde address by two digits on every single document.
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How she alters her approach to public speaking as her voice shifts into adulthood could be important if she is to keep having an impact — she will only sound like a student for so long.
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With a weighted draft lottery, it's possible that one of those eight teams could land the the first pick in the 2016 draft thanks to an eight-game losing streak that alters their franchise forever.
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Well, it's along the lines of what agriculture has been doing for thousands of years—a form of selective breeding, which alters the nature of the inherent genome but doesn't add additional material to it.
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The resulting portraits are insightful depictions of the sitters at their most vulnerable, captured as they narrate their lives—a pioneering approach that alters the dynamics of the encounter as well as the resulting work.
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When characters are primarily oriented to the camera, not to one another or themselves, it alters not only the rhythm of the scenes but the very aspects of the characters we are allowed to see.
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The big picture: The new policy guidance alters the definition of "residing in the United States" to disqualify some children born to U.S. citizens at overseas military bases or diplomatic facilities from automatically receiving citizenship.
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Today, gatekeepers still matter in terms of setting a baseline for political knowledge, but there's much more competition for clicks and audiences, and that alters the incentives for what's declared newsworthy in the first place.
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This dramatically alters the look of the bike, but Zero says it also put a lot of effort into modeling that body work using computational fluid dynamics to make it a much more aerodynamic motorcycle.
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Barthels said that integration of alters or parts is often thought of as the only acceptable goal of DID treatment, but really, therapy for DID can take as many forms as therapy for anything else.
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None of that alters the Trump administration's apparent belief that Patton's very appearance as one of the few black Americans proudly trumpeting their relationship to the President would serve to refute Cohen's charges of racism.
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In trying to understand Seever's appeal to his imitator, Ralph Loren of the Denver Police Department adopts his fashion sense, hairstyle and mannerisms, which alters his looks but doesn't do much for his deductive skills.
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But much of this research also hinted that there may be something unique about pushing yourself at least a little extra that alters and ramps up the benefits of exercise, beginning deep within our cells.
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However, in another study that gave subjects even higher dosages of LSD (between 100 and 200 micrograms), it was found that LSD specifically alters the ability to recognize fear, but not neutral, sad, or angry faces.
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The AI can map the textures onto humans, which is a feat considering how the people in the videos move unpredictably (imagine what dancing "looks" like to a computer), and wear clothing, which alters their shape.
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"At the headline level it looks quite promising but once you strip out the effects of price changes you are not looking at a report that dramatically alters where the Canadian dollar is heading," said Schamotta.
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When part of the stomach is removed or made inaccessible, it alters this communication in a number of ways, including by reducing appetite-inducing signals related to the hormone ghrelin, which is produced in the stomach.
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"There cannot be any kind of distraction that alters the commitment to restore electrical power as soon as possible in Puerto Rico," Rossello said, adding that nearly $8 million has been paid to Whitefish so far.
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Hassabis heartily congratulated Lee, but also emphasized in a statement to The Verge that he intends to use the defeat as a learning experience for improving AlphaGo, which continuously alters its strategies as a match progresses.
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Any decision that alters the character, status or demographic composition of Jerusalem should "have no legal effect, are null and void and must be rescinded in compliance with relevant resolutions of the Security Council," it reads.
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The studies pool outcomes from past research involving more than a million men and women and, taken together, strongly suggest that regular exercise alters our bodies and brains in ways that make us resistant to despair.
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Jean Shin, who's based in Brooklyn, alters sports trophies so that they lionize ordinary people: The small figure on top now moves a broom or a stroller instead of a hockey stick or a soccer ball.
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When practiced over great periods of time — not simply over many miles — I have found that something about the sport changes you, perhaps even the way some experts believe that growing up bilingual alters brain function.
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Additionally, negative ratings pressure could emerge should BK materially alter its strategy, for example by entry into or divestiture of a key business line, which in Fitch's opinion alters the agency's view of BK's risk appetite.
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Because time erases or alters Mr. Goldsworthy's sculptures, movies are the ideal medium to capture them (although with the sequel, the switch from 35-millimeter film to digital cinematography has removed some of the artisanal quality).
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Pass or fail, the very act of senators' voting alters the story line that McConnell and company have been peddling: that Republican lawmakers are helpless observers in some tacky war between the president and congressional Democrats.
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Its results indicate that when we eat affects how much fat we burn during exercise and also alters molecular activity within fat cells, in ways that could have long-term implications for our physical well-being.
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SNB Chairman Thomas Jordan will not want to jeopardize a recent weakening of the Swiss franc and is instead likely to wait for the ECB to tighten its monetary policy before he alters the SNB's course.
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To my knowledge, at this time there are no experimental research studies that systematically provided longer sleep to adults and showed that more sleep alters physiology in a way that would increase the risk for health problems.
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But it wasn't enough to just imagine, so he decided to leverage his coding skills to build a standalone augmented reality app that alters the cityscape to be more environmentally friendly, while still allowing for safe navigation.
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My thought bubble: A big question is whether there will be a bankshot effect that alters the Beltway posture of powerful auto and oil industry trade groups, which often oppose or seek to scale back climate regulations.
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If Congress significantly alters the NSF's funding or gives it cause to change priorities — and there is, perhaps, some reason to be fearful of that — the agency may have to go back on its $120 million promise.
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If they get it and they're able to deliver that information clearly and with proper perspective, the conversation is elevated, the public is informed and sometimes it even alters the course of policy-making for the better.
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The answers he gets are disheartening: Crystal meth alters the chemistry of the brain so quickly and thoroughly that it only takes a couple of uses to get addicted; and once hooked, it's nearly impossible to stop.
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Do you think that we ever make it all the way back to reality after something like that, or do you think it follows us a little bit and maybe it permanently alters our perception of reality?
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Just to note: If there were only 2628 distinct phrases, instead of 28500, the chances drop from 6900 in 2628 billion to 28503 in 22019 billion, and in no way alters the conclusion, and remains astronomically unlikely.
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As climate change radically alters the north, and as hungry bears spend more time on land, the World Wildlife Fund has been working with local communities to establish polar bear patrols in Alaska, Canada, Greenland and Russia.
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"Nothing in the Guidance Memorandum or the Cole Memorandum alters the authority or jurisdiction of the United States to enforce federal law in Indian Country or elsewhere," Bogden wrote in the letter, obtained by the Gazette-Journal.
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It could also help Canada protect itself if the United States withdraws from Nafta or significantly alters key parts of the trade pact that provide an important channel for Canada to appeal trade disputes between the countries.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump on Wednesday ordered new sanctions on Iran, this time targeting the Islamic Republic's export revenues from its industrial metals sector, and vowed to keep squeezing Tehran unless it "fundamentally alters" its policies.
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That back door then communicates to a Dropbox account used as its command-and-control, hiding its messages using a steganography technique that invisibly alters pixels in images like the ones shown below to embed secret information.
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The latest event and a similar mass stranding of tuna crabs last June along beaches from San Diego to Orange County coincided with the El Nino effect, which alters ocean temperatures and currents in the eastern Pacific.
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The task force warned that if the new administration alters the basic course that has long guided United States relations with China, it could "destabilize not only the bilateral relationship, but also the region as a whole."
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"Spring" recounts, among other things, the wife's brush with death while pregnant with the daughter, their fourth child, and the savor of tragedy alters the frame of the narrative, subtly changing the way Knausgaard's attentive description works.
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The filter, in addition to imposing a flower tucked behind True's right ear, also alters face shape, eye color, lashes and skin tone, creating the effect of a smattering of freckles perfectly distributed across the cheeks and nose.
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The new law alters the AMT in a way that vastly reduces the number of people who have to pay it, from more than 5 million to an estimated 200,000 next year, according to the Tax Policy Center.
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Given that no one in the know on this story believes that what was left out of the transcript fundamentally alters our understanding of the call -- the former option seems the more likely at least at this point.
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If the United States alters its behavior based on the Russian recent aggressive intercepts, it may embolden the Chinese to act in a similar confrontational matter, hoping to keep American reconnaissance flights from operating close to their coast.
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In that moment, the music found on that tape, or on that record, or in the glow of the television screen past bedtime is always transcendent, and it alters the musical direction of the person who discovers it.
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Update at 12:45PM ET, 3/1: Clarified with input from author Jeff VanderMeer that Garland does indeed include the Crawler in the final sequence of the film, but alters it in key ways for the cinematic sequence.
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In these scenes, our protagonist Nilin leaps into other peoples' memories and alters them, to benefit her cause—and, in the example of the first of such sequences, avoid capture (or worse) by Olga Sedova, a bounty hunter.
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Di Modica recently made an interesting case that "Fearless Girl," which unquestionably derives its meaning from direct interaction with his piece, not only negatively alters the meaning of his work, but also violates his rights as an artist.
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Australia is viewed as a leading example of a developed country being hit hard by climate change, and the report hints at the complex effects the rest of the world may face as climate change alters weather patterns.
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"At this point ... we have not seen anything that alters the final result," the official told reporters, saying Washington may wait to make a definitive judgment in case the opposition presents additional evidence of fraud in the election.
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But there's another thing that researchers have recently come to realize also alters the vaccine's effectiveness: Whenever H22N23, a strain of the influenza A virus, is the dominant flu type in circulation, the vaccine doesn't perform as well.
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But Mr. Sofis says that many past studies have concluded that regular exercise alters the workings of portions of the brain involved in higher-level thinking and decision-making, which, in turn, play important roles in impulse control.
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The "Select" trim Mach-E as configured at that price gets you 230 EPA-rated miles of range, either AWD or RWD (which presumably alters the price) and a 0-60MPH time in the mid five-second range.
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The idea is the complete excision of figurative language, like metaphors and similes, in favor of the eliding of two ideas — much like in a tweet where a hashtagged ending alters the meaning of what came before it.
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Sometimes differences make a difference, though, and I wonder about the next battle royale game, perhaps not even in development yet, that could add something truly new and exciting that alters the standard relationship between game and player fantasy.
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Contracting the muscles alters the shape, position and tension of the vocal folds, which in turn change the pitch of the resulting sound: the stiffer the vocal folds, the faster they vibrate and the higher the pitch they produce.
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In an executive order that alters India's Banking Regulation Act, the government authorized the Reserve Bank of India to direct banks to initiate an insolvency resolution process in the case of a default under provisions of the bankruptcy code.
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Trump alters trajectory of Obama's foreign policy legacy Trump's transition team dismissed claims by Democrats that Trump either did not understand the implications of the Taiwan call — or that he is ignoring the advice of US national security officials.
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The studies show that addiction alters the interactions between midbrain regions like the ventral tegmentum and the nucleus accumbens, which are involved with motivation and pleasure, and parts of the prefrontal cortex that mediate decisions and help set priorities.
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"Whether this investment in breast cancer screening alters survival is a critical question," said Dr. John Hsu, a health services researcher at Harvard Medical School and senior author of the new study, published in the Annals of Internal Medicine.
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At around that time, the Alters had a red two-door Nissan sports car, according to a family member, a family friend and owner of a gas station less than a mile and a half from the Alter home.
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The tax bill not only alters the competitive structure of American industry but includes such major provisions as opening the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska to oil drilling and the elimination of mandatory individual health insurance under Obamacare.
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If Apple alters the security of future iPhones that that even its own engineers' "reasonable assistance" would not be able to crack a device when compelled by the government, the precedent set by the legal case might lose its force.
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Meanwhile, it dominates the advertisers thanks to its duopoly with Google that lets it survive metrics errors, and the developers as it alters their access and reach depending on if it needs their users or is backpedaling after a data fiasco.
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While Audi supports self-parking car infrastructure and Ford is reportedly teaming with Google to create autonomous cars, Toyota is showing that it will instead be pioneering the tech that alters the way we get about rather than simply marketing it.
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Additionally, should certain regulatory rules cause STT's management to aggressively expand its currently small leveraged loan portfolio such that in Fitch's opinion it alters the agency's view of STT's risk appetite this could, over time, result in negative ratings pressure.
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U.S. Senate minority leader Chuck Schumer called on the FBI and the Federal Trade Commission to conduct a national security and privacy investigation into Russia-based FaceApp, whose mobile software application alters users' photos, in a letter sent on Wednesday.
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The service, which alters copyrighted material in order to remove adult language, violence and nudity, was found to be in violation of the law and ordered to temporarily stop circumventing copyright protections, copying copyrighted materials, and streaming them over the internet.
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Beware of the futureThe laser focus on its own customers and its own apps is probably the best thing Oracle could do at this stage in the game to stay relevant as cloud computing alters the way companies buy their technology.
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The quantum states of entangled photons are also a more secure cryptographic basis than difficult math problems because as soon as an attacker tries to measure the state of the photon, it alters the photon's state and renders decryption impossible.
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And remixing the thing into an episodic series for the sake of cramming in some unused shots doesn't only threaten to break the film the same way it broke Hateful Eight, it also fundamentally alters the meaning of the movie.
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As I wrote about in "False Alarm: The Truth About the Epidemic of Fear," this hysteria alters perception and causes people to mistreat and marginalize each other for the wrong reasons at a time when we should all be coming together.
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One statute, for example, imposes criminal liability on anyone who "knowingly alters, destroys, mutilates, conceals, covers up, falsifies, or makes a false entry in any record, document, or tangible object with the intent to impede, obstruct, or influence" a federal investigation.
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If Apple alters the security model of future iPhones so that even its own engineers' "reasonable assistance" will not be able to crack a given device when compelled by the government, a precedent set in this case might lose its lasting force.
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Thus, for example, if a President knowingly destroys or alters evidence, suborns perjury, or induces a witness to change testimony, or commits any act deliberately impairing the integrity or availability of evidence, then he, like anyone else, commits the crime of obstruction.
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Just like anyone else interested in medicinal cannabis, I'd formed this mythical image of him, like a sort of Karl Marx or Syd Barrett figure, a revolutionary mind who defies the conventions of his time and alters, forever, our perception of the world.
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Her work brings to light how gentrification is not only an occupation of a physical place but also a takeover of the territory of the imagination, how it alters landscapes while working to reshape our hopes, desires, and visions of possible futures.
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"If an injunction is not issued and the status quo alters at midnight tonight, the proliferation of these firearms will have many of the negative impacts on a state level that the federal government once feared on the international stage," he wrote.
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What ensues from that is a kind of Butterfly Effect, one that alters the course of history in a variety of ways, as Richard Nixon (cleverly woven throughout) schemes to recover from this disgrace, which eventually includes bringing women into the program.
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Pizarnik's obsessive set of concerns never flourishes in the sense that she neither amplifies nor alters her death-directed attitude and images; an essentially focused and pared down assembly of nouns and subjects advertise the dead end of all personal enterprises and affects.
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" However, unbeknown to the buyer, when they put on the t-shirt, their body temperature adds a clown's nose to Trump's face and alters the message to read "Donald: El que lo Lea," a traditional message meaning "Whoever reads this is Donald.
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The Kill Alters Archive where I have a conversation with my mom about good vs evil as a little girl was then added in and the very last track "Satan's Angels" was a track I recorded after sending the tape to Hausu Mountain.
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This basic formula repeats itself night after night across the country, unless a natural disaster or a war or some other, larger event alters it, because for better or worse it reflects judgments driven by editorial values and the need to drive ratings.
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The El Niño, a system of unusually warm water in the Pacific, significantly alters weather patterns over the fall and winter when it hits land, causing drier conditions in Central America and wetter conditions in North America and parts of South America.
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By binding itself to the receptor for this gene, 516 reconfigures it in a way that alters the messages the gene sends—boosting the signal to break down and burn fat and simultaneously suppressing instructions related to breaking down and burning sugar.
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The new restructuring proposal alters the 21.9 percent reduction in creditor principal, removes the requirement for an investment grade credit rating on restructured debt and decreases the size of a reserve fund put in place to insure payments are made on the bonds.
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The order represents a clear difference between how Trump and former President Barack Obama view the role the United States plays in combating climate change, and dramatically alters the government's approach to rising sea levels and temperatures -- two impacts of climate change.
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If President Jair Bolsonaro's government unilaterally alters the governance model for the sustainable development fund, it could lead the two European nations to stop donations or even take back unused funds, the sources said, asking for anonymity given the sensitivity of talks.
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So with help from family and friends, Mr. Alters began to move his collection — which includes works by Jeff Koons, Keith Haring and Andy Warhol — to the second floor, hoping to protect it from flooding caused by the storm surge he was anticipating.
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As the coronavirus pandemic radically alters every section of the global economy and forces billions of people around the world to change their daily routines, many are also being forced to make agonizing decisions about upcoming celebrations and major life events, including weddings.
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The legislation, adopted by a vote of 62 to 55 after hours of impassioned debate, alters the status of Arabic from an official language to a "special" one, and says the right to national self-determination rests solely with the Jewish people.
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Dr. Cynthia MacKay, one of the few ophthalmologists who has spoken out against the procedure, said the surgery can injure the eye because it severs tiny corneal nerves, thins the cornea and makes it weaker, and permanently alters the shape of the eye.
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How sad — pathetic, actually — to see an accomplished politician push the notion that gender somehow alters how an individual thinks or affects the level of competence brought to the most challenging intellectual tasks affecting the future of our nation and the world.
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Dr. Tomas Neilan, the director of the cardio-oncology program at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, and part of Andy's medical team, said the recent success of these targeted therapy treatments alters the way specialists like him view and treat advanced cancer patients.
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The bill, which was pieced together overnight the day before the vote, also alters the state and local tax deduction — completely repealing the income tax deduction and capping the property tax deduction at $10,000 — a last-minute addition to win over Sen.
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Simulated Moon Dust Kills Cells and Alters DNA, Signaling Trouble for Future Lunar ColonistsPhoto: NASAAstronauts hoping stay on the moon for long-term missions have another reason to worry about moon dust: It could be quite harmful if inhaled, as demonstrated in a new study.
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London-based artist Aida Silvestri has created a jarring series of "sculptural photo-works" to raise awareness of female genital mutilation — any procedure that "intentionally alters or causes injury to the female genital organs for non-medical reasons," according to the World Health Organization.
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BRUSSELS, May 21.2 (Reuters) - Italy's deteriorating public finances will break European Union rules this year and next unless Rome alters its policies, but the EU executive is split on how to best handle the case of the euro zone's third-biggest economy, EU officials said.
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In a paper just published in Nature Neuroscience, a team led by Elseline Hoekzema of the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, in Spain, describe for the first time how pregnancy alters women's brains, rewiring them in ways that persist long after a child has been born.
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"The failure of authorities to bring formal closure to this tragedy after 15 years is very disappointing but in no way alters the fact that Mr. Condit was long ago completely exonerated by authorities in connection with Ms. Levy's death," according to the statement.
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Absolutely on Music is shop talk for the symphony set: How composers fall in and out of favor, how certain orchestra halls have the right echo for recording, how digital recording changed audience expectations, how musicians' own familiarity with each other alters the sound.
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Using a molecular apparatus known as a CRISPR—which Perlstein likened to a command line editor for animal genomes—PLab alters the genome of test animals (yeasts, flies, worms, fish and sometimes mice) to mimic the broken gene disorder…to essentially, make them ill.
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Defined by FDA as a process that "combines, mixes, or alters ingredients of a drug to create a medication tailored to the needs of an individual patient," compounding plays an important role in getting patients the medicines they need to lead better, healthier lives.
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So one of the things that happens at Burning Man — and there's recent research out of Oxford that sort of backs this up — is that Burning Man alters consciousness in a very particular way and it drops people into a state of group flow.
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A person who "publicly and wilfully alters the lyrics or the score", performs the song in a "distorted or derogatory manner" or insults the anthem in any other way could be liable to three years imprisonment and a HK$50,000 ($6,375.11) fine, it said.
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The lawsuit filed on Tuesday in federal court in Alabama asks a judge to resolve a contract dispute with producer Scott Rudin by giving the estate final say on whether Sorkin's script departs from the spirit of the 1960 novel or alters its characters.
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I'll pass, cook my Valentines some pasta with scallops, burst cherry tomatoes and lots of herbs, spoon out ice cream for dessert and recite Shakespeare: Love alters not with his brief hours and weeks, But bears it out even to the edge of doom.
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And while he said the alternative order doesn't change the record's narrative, he did comment on how it alters its feel: Anyway, all of this is to say, it seems Kendrick—or someone selling his music on his behalf—stands by his words in that MTV interview.
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It expresses the strong "longing and wishing for one's children to have their own children", coupled with the sense that one's grandchildren will inherit a world "radically different from the present one, and perhaps filled with untold suffering as climate change accelerates and drastically alters the Earth".
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"Table 20" is immediately followed by a poem called "View from an Aeron Chair," in which de la Torre alters her diction to create a faux-reflective tone that toys with description while selling the chair's perspective: A half-view of greenery, cut off by blinds.
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" — Carleen Turner, defendant's mother Added father Dan Turner, "The fact that he now has to register as a sexual offender for the rest of his life forever alters where he can live, visit, work, and how he will be able to interact with people and organizations.
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In a small, dark room in the center of P.P.O.W.'s main gallery, the story unfolds in a documentary-style video: "At work one day Traumberg [...] enters a semi-hallucinogenic state that alters his perceptions of the trading algorithms he is working with," reads the press release.
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"The paper itself represents a significant technical advance because, rather than using the classic CRISPR-Cas9 technology previously reported, the current 'base editor' technology is an adaptation that chemically alters the DNA bases themselves," Griffin said about the new study, of which he was not involved.
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In the study, "Maternal Diet Alters the Sensory Qualities of Human Milk and the Nursling's Behavior," which ran in 1991 in the journal Pediatrics, nursing mothers who ate garlic produced breast milk with a stronger smell, as evaluated by researchers who didn't know which sample was which.
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According to Daniel Kripke, an emeritus professor of psychiatry at the University of California, San Diego, when melatonin strikes a region of the brain called the hypothalamus, this alters the synthesis of another hormone—active thyroid hormone—that regulates all sorts of behaviors and bodily processes.
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But many questions remain about just how exercise alters the inner workings of the brain and whether the effects are a result of changes elsewhere in the body that also happen to be good for the brain or whether the changes actually occur within the brain itself.
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Using black light and glowing puppetry, the company will stage the transformative adventures of the caterpillar along with those of two other Carle creations: the Little Cloud, who continually alters its shape, and the Mixed-Up Chameleon, who wishes it could change more than its color.
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MYTH: A person with DID has alters that look and act completely differentIf you&aposve ever seen "United States of Tara" (or even just the posters) or the movie "Split," you might think that a person with DID dresses vastly differently depending on which alter is present.
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I know detransitioned people who later discovered they had autism-spectrum disorders, detransitioned people who came to recognise that they were experiencing traumatic dissociation, even detransitioned people who had such severe dissociation that they had multiple "alters" (ie, multiple identities) while being treated with hormones and surgeries.
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Even though we think of climate change as rising global temperatures, recent studies show that it could cause more frequent southward polar vortex incursions too — because as it melts Arctic sea ice, it alters the exchange of heat and moisture between the ocean and atmosphere in the Far North.
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Even though we think of climate change as rising global temperatures, recent studies show that it could cause more frequent southward polar vortex incursions too — because as it melts Arctic sea ice, it alters the exchange of heat and moisture between the ocean and atmosphere in the far north.
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So in this case, to test the system for bias against females, Dr Datta's program alters randomly selected applications from women to make them appear to be from men and, separately, swaps the weightlifting abilities of female applicants—again, at random—with that of applicants from both sexes.
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"I want to reassure all Baltimoreans that this development in no way alters our strategic efforts to reduce crime by addressing its root causes in our most neglected neighborhoods," said Pugh, who fired De Sousa&aposs predecessor, Kevin Davis, in January after roughly 2 ½ years on the job.
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