"So this explains at least part of the difference between amplified and non-amplified styles," said Nix.
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The press, the stories that were amplified by social media and then amplified by cable, and then amplified again on social, cable, it just creates this no- The press maybe did its job too well.
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It's hard to ... In this environment which is made, amplified, the quick, twitchy environment amplified by social media, indignance is too fast burnt.
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They're a little like an amplified version of what the Secret Service is, amplified in both their powers and the scope of their authority.
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I sat at the far end of the stage, the furthest distance from the orchestra, and there were moments when the balance between (amplified) voices and (amplified) musicians wasn't perfect.
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I think one of the issues is that because of this, because social media becomes so amplified, the lying becomes so amplified, and then you have all these voices of supporters of liars.
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But in Malaysia that can be amplified by racial differences.
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He heard himself amplified and then he heard himself breathe.
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But there's one exception that's often amplified in the media.
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The accounts also amplified other quickly evolving conspiracies and misinformation.
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For Pisces and Pisces rising, this inner voice is amplified!
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That global slowdown is being amplified by the trade war.
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This psychological evolution amplified a broader change in the electorate.
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When I pressed a little further, he amplified this point.
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The calls to eject him from the platform were amplified.
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A bit of wage growth that's amplified by low inflation.
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The industry's technical complexity is amplified by its organisational complexity.
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The president capitalized on what he saw and amplified it.
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Two recent economic data points last week amplified those concerns.
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Everything is so amplified on the internet; people get envious.
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Amplified warming trends are now conspicuous all over the Arctic.
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Its bias has been amplified by personal hatred of Trump.
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They are picking up neural activity amplified by the muscles.
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And in VR, that sense of scale is significantly amplified.
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The internet has amplified the voices of individuals in technology.
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The danger posed by the threat is amplified by speculation.
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And the situation at the border has amplified Trump's case.
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Trump simply amplified that message via tweet the following morning.
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The debate was amplified when Flockaveli arrived in October 2010.
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The humanity of the subject is not occluded but amplified.
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Jokes and provocations aside, Stratcom has amplified factual errors before.
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Not a natural voice but one amplified by a loudspeaker.
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"Greater Gotham" traces the historic conflicts amplified by two developments.
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Much of it amplified by shootings in Arkansas and Tulsa.
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The wonderful musicians and the dancers' feet are barely amplified.
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Orchestral numbers had to be reduced; sound is subtly amplified.
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The more convincing of these are amplified by being simplified.
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But calls for secession have amplified significantly in recent months.
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" Gregory Generet, the jazz vocalist, amplified: "Unfortunately, what happened happened.
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All voices were amplified, so there was no power imbalance.
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But ensuing outrage from journalists and Bloomberg opponents amplified it.
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But my second visit also amplified my questions about Bacalar.
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That's a compelling story, whether the president amplified or not.
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The meanings are amplified by the quality of the dancing.
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Absolutely, but it amplified our capacity to produce agricultural goods.
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They can just keep going and they can be amplified.
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Dominant conversations were amplified by coverage on traditional media too.
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This is accompanied by the electronically amplified roar of pouring water.
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Henriques said that some frequencies would be amplified while others dampened.
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These flashes are amplified and turned into signals in the detectors.
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These calls were amplified after a week of stock market volatility.
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But what happens when different voices are amplified, different notes strummed?
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He's very much inspired by characters that actually exist, but amplified.
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Those accusations were amplified by Russian trolls, according to New Knowledge.
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The reaction on Twitter amplified investors' beliefs and Disney executives' hopes.
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And that's something she's amplified in her stage production ever since.
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The amplified sounds of footsteps and breathing signal that danger lurks.
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Booming global trade amplified the benefits to Germany of rising competitiveness.
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Fowler's story was amplified by a growing anti-Uber movement online.
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This amplified our ability to perform effectively on a world stage.
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With this [new album], it's going to be even more amplified.
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The amplified noise of his breathing and mastication are nearly overwhelming.
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What banking integration has occurred has amplified risks not spread them.
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The problem, though amplified by powerful men in Hollywood, is everywhere.
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Fake videos of ailing children on social media amplified the panic.
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Didi's popularity in China has amplified the outcry and passenger frustrations.
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It's obsessive, and it's amplified by the Internet and social media.
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That pressure could be amplified by members of Trump's own party.
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And her loyal fans have internalized that message and amplified it.
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I wasn't hindered in any way; this collaboration just amplified everything.
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There's nothing that doesn't get amplified or weaponized in some fashion.
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That concern was amplified after the Paris terror attacks in November.
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Any spike in numbers is amplified by Facebook's algorithm, he said.
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Amplified wildfires are an expected, predictable consequence of a warming climate.
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There's a lot to celebrate about the voices amplified by #MeToo.
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One early lesson was that this immediacy also amplified problems instantly.
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This meant that in chaotic systems the smallest fluctuations get amplified.
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This "Keep Out" allure is what amplified a logo's "cool" index.
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This effect is amplified as users open, like and share content.
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Mendacious campaigning mirrored by partisan media amplified the sense of betrayal.
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That message will be amplified to millions by Fox News Channel.
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Then the lights come back on, along with the amplified prayers.
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It's an amplified satire, but I think it's pretty on target.
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Frankly, it's been disproportionately amplified by politicians worriedly clutching their seats.
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I think what does happen is this quackery just gets amplified.
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One Kennedy Onassis expert believes she amplified her Mid-Atlantic voice.
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High-speed trading and communications amplified the crash around the world.
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This difference is amplified by the different types of appointees chosen.
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The room shook with the swelling overtones of amplified, electroacoustic music.
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In some cases, those groups amplified their reach by buying ads.
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The usage has been amplified by a largely compliant mass media.
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It is merely amplified within the echo chamber of irretrievable loss.
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The ambassador's anxiety was amplified by the response of Egyptian officials.
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Twitter amplified those discussions and democratized the assessment of player legacies.
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The excitement has been amplified by the unexpectedness of the matchup.
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But the power in the Montalcino wines tends to be amplified.
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These twin woes were amplified by the global financial system's interconnectedness.
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The shifting forces of global economics and politics amplified the volatility.
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Friends and relatives in Israel amplified their campaign on social media.
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The spiciness of the dish amplified the heat of the alcohol.
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These appearances amplified the reach of Solomon's work at The Hill.
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But then they get amplified, and then real people see it.
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But "Sinfonia" is complex, layering eight amplified singing and speaking voices among a huge band, and those vocal lines, performed gamely by members of the Curtis Opera Theater but inadequately amplified, did not often make their mark.
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As Mr. Rubio and Mr. Trump exchanged blistering insults — amplified by Gov.
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But for me, the more it is amplified, the hollower it feels.
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James Eastland and Strom Thurmond amplified his willingness to defy liberal ideas.
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Being able to maintain composure during frustrating weather interruptions amplified that challenge.
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These concerns, the Post said, were amplified after Trump's call with Zelensky.
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In Myanmar, hate speech amplified via Facebook incited violence against Rohingya Muslims.
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The amplified pressure leads to breakdown and death among the Apollo astronauts.
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Mueller also amplified the significance of Russia's interference in the 20163 elections.
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They justify it with daily new conspiracy theories amplified by Fox News.
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When he discovers Lizzie and Bridget's developing relationship, his fear is amplified.
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Then in the Trump Tower lobby, the president-elect amplified his message.
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In the digital era, this pace of change is amplified and relentless.
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There are no longer any limits, hatred is amplified and takes over.
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Whenever it's brought up, it should be challenged or refuted, not amplified.
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Bonnie Carlson Bonnie fawnlike behavior is amplified with her mom, Elizabeth, around.
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The politics of the Peoples' Voice, amplified by the Peoples' Champions, advances.
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They said the ADOS message was being amplified by fake accounts online.
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Some said the moment's import was amplified by the fact that Mrs.
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The Giants understood that the intensity would be amplified for this game.
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There was some audible fiddling with the balance of the amplified sound.
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But with amplified character flaws, The Boys calls them back into question.
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These risks are amplified if Iran leans on proxies or allied militias.
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At one point, the sound of a tarp wrinkling was inappropriately amplified.
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Like Broadway shows and pop concerts, Roomful of Teeth performances are amplified.
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All of the challenges we have been facing have been amplified now.
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I couldn't get comfortable in bed, and every nighttime sound seemed amplified.
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On 2013 hit "Chocolate," this technique is amplified by a distinctive rhythm.
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At the very least, it amplified the scale of the lives lost.
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The impact is amplified as private insurance companies are quickly following suit.
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The big uncertainty is how we will deal with the amplified stresses.
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As a musician, I am granted a platform and an amplified voice.
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"Him getting elected has just amplified all of his insecurities," Scarborough said.
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Callimachi: It was because of his death that his message was amplified.
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Except, alas, that — even amplified — the child actors aren't easy to hear.
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Her arguments extended and amplified those made by Frederick Douglass before her.
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This experience was only amplified when I met and married my husband.
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A threatening shape amid the gloom, and amplified chomping noises. Uh-oh.
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Voices on both sides of the debate have been amplified this year.
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The difference is amplified the more money you have in the account.
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On Thursday, I think Dr. Blasey's voice was amplified to represent millions.
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They've now been amplified by the Russian mainstream publications Pravda and Izvestiya.
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And that situation is amplified when the creators come from vulnerable communities.
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However, that struggle gets amplified once her child starts manifesting special abilities.
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"Any mistake that you make is amplified," Barris recalls of the experience.
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Analysts said Mr. Tshisekedi's death amplified an already dangerous amount of uncertainty.
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Chuck Todd amplified a comparison of Sanders supporters to Hitler's brown shirts.
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Such online users also amplified the role of WikiLeaks in the election.
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Today, complex, amplified flavors appear in almost all of Mr. Vongerichten's dishes.
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The larger crisis is only amplified when it comes to our youth.
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In one important way, the defense secretary amplified the president's previous statements.
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But in recent days, Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, has amplified his request.
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The gestures become amplified and that sort of communication becomes like hypercommunication.
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But other passenger incidents arose, many of them amplified on social media.
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"Hacked or hung?" asked BigGovernment, Andrew Breitbart's site, which amplified the picture.
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Trump amplified a tweet from comedian and conservative commentator Terrence K. Williams.
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It's really what makes the world g 'round and we've amplified it.
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"The fear of not knowing amplified the feeling of anxiety," she said.
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"The fear of not knowing amplified the feeling of anxiety," she said.
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More than 60 percent of that conversation was being amplified by bots.
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The case was amplified by activists in the Black Lives Matter movement.
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Abrams amplified their message last week: Georgia stands to lose Netflix & Disney.
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The clarification amplified concerns by some progressives that Harris is overly opportunistic.
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"The artificial swarm intelligence really refers to the way in which we actually combine humans with technology in order to come to these amplified outsets, or amplified outcomes," David Baltaxe, chief intelligence officer at Unanimous AI, said on Tuesday.
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And allow that voice to be amplified and magnified in so many ways.
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" Media coverage amplified the claims, with Newsweek estimating "millions of jobs at risk.
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The problems with the show were amplified when the movies started coming out.
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State media in China, the largest holder of US Treasuries, amplified that speculation.
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It was amplified further by the Time's Up movement, which launched on Jan.
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That retirement income problem is amplified by a cultural change for today's retirees.
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These reactions were clearly amplified because the sexual violence occurred between two men.
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The impact of the footage was amplified by the timing of its release.
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Black artists can't get ahead, they can't get on, they can't get amplified.
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The resulting beam can then be amplified further without frying any sensitive components.
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They expect that this initiative is only the start and will be amplified.
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It was then amplified by comments attributed to German Chancellor Angela Merkel's office.
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That feeling was amplified upon spotting a table of free cookies and cider.
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There's no hard evidence that they meaningfully amplified the backlash against Johnson, either.
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It's an indicator of this voice is valid and it should be amplified.
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This was only amplified by the fact that Britney was obviously lip-syncing.
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But at each step of the way, the dangers are amplified for women.
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Alcohol just amplified all the horrible things in my mind and my personality.
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Recurring issues of misconduct, deception and dishonesty have amplified the population's mounting frustration.
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The concerns about refugees were amplified after the Paris terror attacks in November.
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I met Nicole, whose friendliness is only amplified with her endearing Texan accent.
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And then they were amplified on the morning Sunday shows by administration officials.
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Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich amplified the conspiracy theory on Fox News Sunday.
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Racial and class tensions are at times amplified, and at other times reconciled.
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We experienced some, but that stuff couldn't be amplified in the same way.
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The Flynn affair has further amplified the disorder already surrounding the Trump administration.
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But they became amplified when a test revealed lead in her daughter's blood.
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Those elements, paired with bringing in a new year only amplified that sensation.
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Things like an AC unit were amplified to a point that was overwhelming.
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The heat is amplified by an accompanying drought across much of the country.
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Like everything with Bush, though, the moment was amplified because of the circumstances.
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They get superior iconography, and can have their voices amplified as a result.
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This lets you hear the world around you, in a slightly amplified manner.
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The showdown amplified Mr. Trump's role as a political outsider and reinforced Mrs.
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Representations and warranty and "safe harbor" issues could also be amplified with automation.
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Our summit amplified concrete solutions to achieve gender equity for women and girls.
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"They took my ideas and wishes and amplified them," Raney said of Disney.
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But it is most assuredly amplified in our culture; we see it everywhere.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's government on Wednesday amplified its assertion that the Aug.
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The violence was amplified Wednesday, with Pakistan asserting that civilians had been killed.
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The colors are bright and swirling; the audio is amplified and sometimes distorted.
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Bad news tends to get amplified, and good news tends to be underreported.
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With similar models and huge positions, the losses each firm suffered were amplified.
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The issue was amplified by comments last week from Virginia's embattled Democratic Gov.
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The weak price of oil has amplified the financial stress in the kingdom.
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Yet its intricate, varied rhythms were more exposed and amplified, and altogether electrifying.
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The selloff was then amplified by the different levels of leverage funds had.
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My fears became amplified last night, watching the 83 Scripps National Spelling Bee.
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Mainstream national outlets, including Fox News and The Washington Times, amplified the conversation.
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Real citizens shared — and amplified — this stuff, sometimes by the hundreds of thousands.
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Biden has taken an optimistic position on how his message is being amplified.
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Biden has taken an optimistic position on how his message is being amplified.
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She is also amplified, her footwork — her trademark — boosted to arena-level volumes.
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The troubles with recycling have amplified calls for limiting waste at its source.
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In bowls of ramen and udon, the curry base is amplified by dashi.
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But in lieu of his music, we get the dancer's amplified stomps instead.
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Instead Jackson argues that Himes's "sizzling exaggerations … amplified and telescoped" Himes's political concerns.
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Amplified with his penchant for hyperbole, the deal provides the perfect sound bite.
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You can tell outside noise is being amplified, but it sounds surprisingly natural.
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For the first two years of Trump's term, the network amplified his presidency.
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Or, the amplified snapping could be like having excessively loud neighbors, said Mooney.
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Interim and sometimes half-baked results can be rapidly amplified through social media.
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She amplified her arguments on CNBC's "Mad Money" with Jim Cramer this week.
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He was furious that Britain's latest terrorist attacker had amplified his city's stigma.
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It was Trump's Ukraine phone call that amplified support for impeaching the President.
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This time, Trump amplified a tweet from a conservative commentator, Terrence K. Williams.
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The rise of social media — Facebook and Twitter — aggravated and amplified the fissures.
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It felt great to hear the chosen name amplified for all to hear.
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So that's a deep structural condition that has really amplified our polarization problem.
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So this was a fake news story that was started and then amplified.
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The White House amplified that threat Tuesday night, according to congressional Democratic aides.
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Mets players do not say many controversial things, but winning has amplified their style.
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"More than 60 percent of that conversation was being amplified by bots," Ginsberg said.
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On Twitter, Russian trolls maintained thousands of since-shuttered accounts, often amplified by bots.
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The frigid weather is the product of a highly amplified, or wavy, jet stream.
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But today it seems like these issues are being amplified, and are now overlapping.
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If enough algorithms have the same parameters, the decline, or rise, can be amplified.
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Nonetheless, fake news has amplified the polarization between López Obrador's supporters and his detractors.
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That trend was amplified by US sanctions on PDVSA, Venezuela's state-owned oil company.
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That idea was most recently amplified by Ben Carson during the Republican primary battle.
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My mind began to fill with visions of Bernie Sanders and Noam Chomsky amplified.
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But not drought like this, which was amplified by the planet's relentless, accelerating warming.
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Social media have amplified the whisper network into a tribune of institution-shaking power.
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To them, any sound is amplified, far beyond what a human hearing would be.
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They amplified their own voices in a way the open Internet makes uniquely possible.
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The humor hasn't only grounded their efforts, it's amplified how extraordinary these students are.
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And the effect is amplified or even encouraged by Balkanized and vitriolic social media.
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This experience amplified when he took a five year stint away from the spotlight.
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The pro-democracy protests of the Arab Spring, which were greatly amplified by Twitter.
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It's then amplified by bots, paid allies, and especially those at our political extremities.
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This also means that tensions and clashes between laws and cultural values are amplified.
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With my situation only worsening, my parents amplified their concern, repeatedly taking me back.
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They amplified the power of the record songs without smothering them in muddy riffs.
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I thought I felt love before this, but this time the feeling is amplified.
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All of those sensations are amplified in VR, making Thumper all the more intense.
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That has amplified the typical increase in gas prices seen this time of year.
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It's an amplified version of what travel already feels like: decentering, humbling, vividly sensitizing.
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Schnatter's actions reverberated online and was amplified by online trolls and racial hate groups.
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But it has abetted and amplified it, creating an ideologically bifurcated cable-news landscape.
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Amplified rewards and pointsImagine the total dollar amount of purchases you charge per year.
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Amplified by the megaphone of social media, we have long been on this trajectory.
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In an un-amplified setup, the ToneWoodAmp really does make an acoustic sound interesting.
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SpaceX has also amplified its spending compared to the first quarter of last year.
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With the internet, many of our abilities are amplified, including the ability to monitor.
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Sadly, this is part of a longstanding pattern, one further amplified by systemic racism.
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Long after political power shifted to the majority, time may have instead amplified them.
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Except in Thailand it's more amplified, and yet more embedded at the same time.
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We ask them now to share those stories publicly so they may be amplified.
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"Different people were trying to get short pulses amplified in different ways," Strickland said.
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" That sentiment was amplified by John Hall, who said: "We're fed up with Labour.
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Trump amplified a baseless conspiracy suggesting the Clinton family was involved in Epstein's death
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It's been a month since the K.K.K. amplified America's ingrained commitment to white supremacy.
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Population growth increased humanity's demand for resources and amplified humanity's impact on the environment.
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The announcement by Mr. Cohn that he would leave the administration amplified those fears.
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Approximately what Bitcoin, a sort of hyper-amplified symbol of investor exuberance, is worth.
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He built a noise machine, Fox News, that amplified conservatism and then devoured it.
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Mr. Jones's spin on Mr. Paddock has been amplified thanks to The Drudge Report.
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The feeling of inescapability is amplified by both our politics and our traditional media.
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In many cases, the rumors included no call for violence, but amplified underlying tensions.
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Social media is a short-form medium where resonant messages get amplified many times.
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News that one of the attackers was of Moroccan descent only amplified my worry.
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But his legacy was clouded by missteps that were often amplified by his tenacity.
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Top-rated primetime host Sean Hannity, for instance, amplified Trump's authoritarian and extrajudicial threats.
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" - In 2016, Limbaugh claimed that Obama's race "amplified malcontent operations like Black Lives Matter.
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Investor concern could be amplified by Snap's insistence that it is a camera company.
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People listen to amplified sounds of various things for the pure pleasure of it.
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That's not to mention GE's pension deficit, a problem amplified by low interest rates.
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Trump quickly amplified the gloating and taunting, which, after golf, are his favorite sports.
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It's mainly the unamplified voices of customers fleshed out with amplified, typically recorded music.
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The effects of extreme partisan gerrymandering and stringent voter-ID laws would be amplified.
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It's likely that Bevin's persona amplified why he was so unpopular in the state.
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Add recording capabilities to the mix, and the problem is only amplified, Choffnes said.
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Their voices need to be heard and amplified to hold the political class accountable.
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We mean those everyday good vibes that deserve to be amplified into the universe.
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What is it about neoliberalism in particular that you think has amplified this instinct?
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The absurdity is only amplified by the inherent weirdness of the Iowa Caucuses themselves.
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It merely amplified my middle-aged bravado leading me to flirt with catastrophic injury.
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The sacral charge of the destination was amplified by the difficulty of getting there.
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Clinton's headquarters only amplified the growing sense that her campaign was suddenly in a dogfight.
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Unfortunately, she has not amplified her findings much here, only padded them with additional examples.
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We'll see more discussion on reforming one of the federal programs that amplified Harvey's effects.
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Trump amplified his hard-right policy proclamations by laying them out in more palatable language.
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In the age of social media, this communication is amplified by Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
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That means the resulting beam can then be amplified further without frying any sensitive components.
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The final stage is to compress the amplified beam back to its initial, short duration.
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And it is measured, amplified, and rewarded based on its ability to do that. Period.
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Cersei's evil is only amplified by her need for Tywin's approval even beyond the grave.
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And, as such, she was deemed "unsympathetic," a feeling amplified, however implicitly, by her blackness.
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Her interest in resistance is amplified by her explorations of cultural concerns and historical accounts.
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It is possible that some of them may be amplified as much as 10,000 times.
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That's what makes digitally amplified disinformation an existential threat to democracy and to civilized societies.
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Rather, he said that it just seems that way because the signal is more amplified.
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Easy monetary policies and the growing success of passive investing has just amplified this spread.
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And we'll continue to promote a healthy conversational environment by ensuring tweets aren't artificially amplified.
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And it is measured, amplified and rewarded based on its ability to do that. Period.
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For many years now, automated bot armies have artificially amplified perspectives and manipulated trending algorithms.
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As a result, atmospheric carbon levels, amplified by consistent fossil fuel emissions, peak in April.
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Instead, everything is amplified, making it very difficult or near-impossible to hear that person.
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DeWalt also notes that it has amplified loudspeaker for clearer speakerphone calls at noisy jobsites.
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Cialdini says the effect is amplified when what you give is meaningful, unexpected and personalized.
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This wasn't an isolated event, although the attacks happening on a holiday amplified their impact.
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The solidarity campaign was originated by activist Tarana Burke and amplified by actress Alyssa Milano.
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And where it can't be found, it is amplified by the author's own confessions from
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The Trump campaign's defense efforts will be augmented and amplified by the Republican National Committee.
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That lawsuit was amplified by conservative media, which rolled out the welcome mat for Damore.
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It's the symbolism, amplified by the reaction, that he seeks, and he will be lauded.
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It also amplified the already-contentious election-year debate over immigration policy and presidential authority.
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Two years since then, bias has only been amplified by the fig leaf of impartiality.
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The United Kingdom and great-power politics once amplified Englishness: both have now fallen away.
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Federal Election Commission, which amplified the role of money in politics; and Shelby County v.
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Hannity and Pirro's coverage has mirrored and amplified the White House's messaging since Trump's inauguration.
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Anti-Trump forces are excited to see it further probed and amplified in the media.
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M.B.S. seems happy to have amplified his message, even if it was through brutal interrogations.
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The tragedy amplified the insidious and fatal realities of transphobia that are too often minimized.
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The effect is also likely amplified on questions further down the ballot, Dr. Knight said.
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But the throb of horsepower is acoustically amplified when the driver steps on the gas.
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But I amplified some things that in a way are suppressed in the final film.
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The most insignificant controversies get amplified, and there's no way to turn the volume down.
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One study even found that a jolt of oxytocin amplified men's memories of their mothers.
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Separately, ratings agency Fitch said on Tuesday that tight liquidity amplified risks for Turkish companies.
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The recording has amplified, for many women, their sense of the urgency of this election.
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Instead of assuaging fears about how the virus would hit economic growth, it amplified them.
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Their acclaim was amplified later that year when the book became an Oscar-nominated movie.
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But criticisms of Mr. Soros have been amplified on both Fox Business and Fox News.
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The harassment can be amplified if the candidate is a member of a minority group.
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And the contention is amplified when you make movies about a virus that's killing people.
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As a result, videos peddling conspiracy theories — especially bigoted conspiracy theories — get amplified on YouTube.
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An injury like this is difficult for any kid, but amplified for an autistic one.
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"When you play an animal, you just see every animal as more amplified," she said.
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Mr. Barr's refusal to testify before the House Judiciary Committee only amplified the speaker's anger.
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Often, these messages come directly from Russian news media and are repeated and amplified elsewhere.
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But advocates said the decision amplified the importance of small voices, however they are expressed.
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But its current tariffs, she said, will be amplified by the actions of other countries.
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The coronavirus outbreak has only amplified those challenges, as it has for homeless people nationwide.
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But he's also amplified anti-Semitic rhetoric to potentially dangerous effects, as Vox pointed out.
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Andrew M. Cuomo's administration amplified calls to alter the event or shut down it down.
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Awaiting trial, Stone amplified conspiracy theories about the Russia investigation on his social media accounts.
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And all of this is amplified by the projections, responding to the dancers' every move.
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Many small efforts, especially when amplified by those of others, can have a big effect.
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It has also amplified calls from U.S. opponents inside Iraq for U.S. forces to leave.
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Jonathan Walton, a professor of religion and society at Harvard Divinity School, amplified Moss' point.
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Opinion pieces in the Baltimore Sun echoed and amplified that message of suspicion and fear.
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And for some of the girls, the principal added, the secrecy only amplified the trauma.
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"Who chose these people as the black leaders?" he asked again, his voice now amplified.
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Twitter amplified their censoring activity when congressional lawmakers put pressure on them to do so.
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Rachel's sister, Nicki, played with fine emotional detail by Jasmin Richardson, has been modestly amplified.
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In 2015, Dollar Tree amplified its value store power and reach by acquiring Family Dollar.
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Regardless, his opinion dovetailed with Trump's core argument, so the President quickly amplified the tweets.
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On Wednesday, President Donald Trump amplified a lie intended to make it seem like Rep.
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The right questions to ask are: Has he facilitated and amplified expressions of anti-Semitism?
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Everything gets amplified so quickly and then people get exhausted by the amount of discussion.
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Secrecy is amplified by the growing practice of consolidating similar lawsuits under a single judge.
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Since 2008, Britain's background euroskepticism has been amplified by the poor performance of European economies.
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But social media's scalability has accelerated and amplified the speed and spread by orders of magnitude.
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Even if the source is amplified, FRBs would still be more energetic than any known magnetars.
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We went from writing acoustic music to learn amplified music and electronic music and visualized music.
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Stepped-up ICE enforcement earlier this month, which netted nearly 700 arrests nationwide, only amplified fears.
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The data is simply an intermediary between recorded music and sound amplified through speakers or headphones.
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Gospel-living requires us to get smaller as we go, so that God can be amplified.
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As if this wasn't enough, the flavors are amplified more with a few squiggles of gochujang.
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Everything I thought I hated about the chicken leg pillow is amplified in this steak one.
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President Trump chimed in, with rhetoric that amplified the already charged racial politics surrounding the protest.
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We believe differences should be bridged with tolerance and empathy, not amplified by rage and fear.
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Basically, she's not shying away from the titanic cultural shift amplified by Trump and his supporters.
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Mr. Jan's quest is presented with dazzling stagecraft that includes neon and an eerily amplified typewriter.
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These problems have been amplified by climate change and the demands of a growing global population.
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The rumors have been amplified by a Twitter account apparently run by opposition leader Nnamdi Kanu.
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After four months of months of daily Xanax use, my anxiety was only amplified ten-fold.
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The growth of wireless broadband networks greatly amplified the reach and impact of platforms like these.
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Faced with soggy profits, bosses are being more cautious, an impulse further amplified by trade tensions.
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"Social media is a short-form medium where resonant messages get amplified many times," Zuckerberg wrote.
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They also kept banking panics from spreading, which would have amplified the pain of the downturn.
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The pattern announced and ratified teen sexuality and then amplified teen sexual frustration almost beyond endurance.
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Credit risks are also amplified by long financing tenors, project-linked collateral and large single exposures.
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Calls for Puerto Rico statehood were amplified in 2018 after the island was ravaged by hurricanes.
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When capital moves across borders, these failures are amplified by distance, unfamiliarity and exchange-rate risk.
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Donald Trump is the product of forces that have been unleashed and amplified by one party.
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In this case, we'll say it's amplified…in a way tag just happens to be healthier.
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It was more shallow - only 6.2 miles (10 km) deep, which would have amplified the shaking.
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The disappointing earnings so far have amplified the pressure on markets from trade worries, he said.
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She has hyperacusis, a sound sensitivity she explains as "amplified hearing," where sounds are abnormally loud.
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That argument was amplified in the growing popularity of "hashtag activism," especially after the 2016 election.
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These perspectives persist to this day and are amplified by politicians like Bernie Sanders and Trump.
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" Michael Gerson amplified Will's complaint, describing a Trump nomination as "the worst outcome for the party.
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Other candidates have signed onto the idea, and activists within the party have amplified the message.
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My skepticism is amplified even further when that gadget is considered an Internet of Things device.
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They amplified their command for us to get out of the car over their blaring megaphone.
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These are scenes from black life amplified to the bright bold level of myth or legend.
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Education inequity in the United States, amplified by school privatization is indeed a human rights issue.
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Global economic worries, amplified by tariff conflicts and uncertainty over Brexit, are also hitting European economies.
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And the cavernous space amplified the loneliness, with dining setups adrift on the vast open floor.
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Since King Salman came to power in January 2015, such sensitivity seems to have only amplified.
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Election security has been amplified since Russia was determined to have interfered in the 2016 election.
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The Democratic leader amplified her support for the panel Tuesday after dozens of protesters, including Rep.
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Other high-profile Republicans have amplified Mr. Trump's charges and further riled up his angry base.
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That's really primary to me: the feeling of that feedback loop being amplified inside the work.
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Pelosi has long alleged that Trump has nefarious ties with Moscow — a message she amplified Thursday.
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Most news coverage of Damore's case amplified its claims that Google was cracking down on conservatives.
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On social media, Ortega supporters amplified the message, with pro-government tweets marked #BastadeMentiras (Enough Lies).
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On Twitter, this story was initially amplified by right-leaning accounts, some of which are automated.
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With Japan being a culinary destination, that disparity is only further amplified in its restaurant industry.
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It's all amplified by the way in which Diana herself also exhibited those qualities in spades.
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I think they're going to stay amplified, and I think it's going to be very difficult.
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From there, Brewis took Hayes' tracks and amplified the drama, extending the emotions contained within them.
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A number of incidents have amplified the concerns about tech's lack of diversity in recent years.
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And now that division is being amplified by a gender war in the Republican Party itself.
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Instead of balling up, the nerves innervated the muscle tissue, which greatly amplified their electrical signal.
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Sub-$2 gasoline prices That shock has amplified the epic battle between Russia and Saudi Arabia.
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In heavy metal, as with many other aspects of the genre, this seems to be amplified.
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Ady Barkan sat in a wheelchair on Capitol Hill, his words amplified by a human megaphone.
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Facebook and Twitter have amplified attendance; Snapchat and Instagram have documented the marches, signs and chants.
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And the effect is amplified by scrolling through the Twitter feed and watching them pile up.
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It was very shallow, at a depth of 6.2 miles, which would have amplified the shaking.
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But you know, they've weaponized and amplified in a way that is way beyond anything else.
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The chanting of monks, amplified by loud speakers, could be heard resonating around the temple's grounds.
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Another Spanish-language production amplified seldom-heard voices in a far more immersive and involving way.
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" Worse, Von Bahder said, "the more famous he got, the more amplified his social anxiety got.
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It starts with Trump: His extreme language and behavior, amplified by social media, fuels extreme reactions.
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Mr. Gordon's writing, for a small yet loudly amplified rock-meets-classical ensemble, is similarly alert.
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It also amplified posts by members of the QAnon movement, a network of pro-Trump conspiracists.
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This includes the belief that we have the right to be amplified, not just to speak.
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The embellishments that Mr. Zuabi and his designers add — shifting lighting, amplified cooking sounds — aren't necessary.
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Research has shown that the site's recommendations have systematically amplified divisive, sensationalist and clearly false videos.
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Michael Chabon, writing in 26, amplified the relationship among childhood, Indians, the past and the imagination.
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"The tragedy and victories that one normally might have were amplified in my life," Timbers said.
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This past year, those same threats were just amplified, moving the Clock ever closer to midnight.
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The collapse of Syria, triggered and amplified partly by climate crisis, did not end in Syria.
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It amplified some concerns about Kushner and Ivanka Trump's conflicting roles as presidential relatives and advisors.
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Photograph courtesy the Morgan Library & Museum Those harrowing years amplified Whitman's already Romantic conceptions of death.
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Plus, they'll be amplified by the positions of the other planets, particularly Jupiter, Venus, and Mercury.
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But Trump's comments are broadcast live on national TV and amplified to his 72 million followers.
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And in the case of "1917," with its big Golden Globes night, that just amplified things.
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And the country's skepticism about immunization was amplified by both anti-vaccine activists and traditional healers.
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Steel pins were screwed into his hip, and a prescription for pain medication amplified his addiction.
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Moreover, other officials amplified the narrative on Thursday with details that were not in the complaint.
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The dangers of Trump governing in an echo chamber are amplified by the state of Congress.
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He dismissed the reports of Alizadeh's defection as politically motivated rumors amplified by the foreign media.
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There is a campaign, its efforts amplified on Thursday by Nixon, to unseat the crossover Democrats.
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He has set the tone with relentless attacks and misrepresentations, amplified by conservative and social media.
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And Mr. Condon amplified some of the fairy tale's themes to broaden its appeal beyond families.
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It helped launch the country into an era of hyper-partisanship has only amplified under Trump.
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This set off an alarm bells for many and was amplified into an enormous furor online.
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The service amplified the precision and respect that went into preparing these unknown men for interment.
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These concerns are amplified by high civilian casualties in war zones like Yemen, Syria, and Afghanistan.
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These fears are amplified as technology companies strike deals with self-insured employers and health plans.
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Any investor concern about that is potentially amplified by Snap's insistence that it's a camera company.
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Coal's difficulties are also amplified by policies in the two major importing nations, China and India.
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The special committee's conundrum is amplified by the predicament faced by the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp.
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What you are describing is a bad behavior amplified by sloppiness and complete negligence of security.
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Each mouthful is a shock of brine and milk and grassiness, amplified by crunch and cold.
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That uncertainty is amplified by the fact that the tariff battle is exacerbating a global slowdown.
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He did get some dunks in, which only amplified the displeasure at the Wells Fargo Center.
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So: The lamb is scented with, and its taste amplified by, cumin, chiles and Sichuan peppercorns.
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Solomon's columns were routinely amplified by Trump and featured on Fox News' prime-time opinion shows.
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The message was constantly amplified by ominous reporting and commentary from conservative, pro-Trump media outlets.
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Their feud started on air and has been amplified on Twitter, which is blocked in China.
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The problem is amplified because charitable giving is a zero-sum game, closely tracking national income.
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Here, rendered through light boxes, those contrasts are pushed to the extreme and the assertion amplified.
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"The mediocre employment report from the Labor Department just amplified the reaction of anything employment-sensitive today."
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Those concerns were amplified by the emergence of his connection to the so-called "pizza gate" controversy.
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The Justice Department's statement was amplified by Fox Business Network journalist Charlie Gasparino's tweet on the matter.
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An increasingly correlated trade between oil, stocks, bonds and the dollar has amplified swings in the markets.
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When women read the news article about the increased competition, their trust in gay men was amplified.
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"It's really amplified the whole shopping experience," said Coffeen, 27, who works for a software start-up.
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His amplified words carried over a cheering crowd of thousands packed into Battery Park in downtown Manhattan.
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The story was soon amplified by WikiLeaks itself, as well as by Infowars, Russia Today, and others.
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Commentators have predicted that its divisions could be amplified by its entry onto the national political stage.
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In the second half, the women are freer, taking flight, yet their turmoil is amplified as well.
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Excessive heat, amplified by the urban heat island effect, will become an increasing problem with climate change.
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The tensions were amplified last week when Trump tweeted (and minutes later deleted) an endorsement of Rep.
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The similar personalities of progenitor and offspring often amplified the problems of parenthood, rather than diminishing them.
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I'm reminded of this in many small ways, usually when such views are amplified on social media.
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Al Jazeera, which amplified cries for regime change, both peaceful and not, faced the sheikhs' particular ire.
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The whole thing weighs 35 pounds/16kg and is amplified by 100W class D 3 discrete channels.
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Good speakers, amplified well, can express a whole range of vibes that don't translate well through headphones.
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The upside could be amplified to a 16-percent rally if adjusted for currency expectations, he said.
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Yes, there's deep grievances and deep problems in society, but they've been so amplified by social media.
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The economics of censorship Protests in the internet age often begin or become amplified on social media.
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The meaning of The Navigator "hasn't shifted but it's amplified," since Trump was elected, Segarra told me.
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Either way, those emotions can be amplified when you're in front of a lot of other people.
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On Thursday on CNBC he amplified these comments, saying Hillary Clinton was the "co-founder" of ISIS.
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They have weaponized the First Amendment, they have amplified and weaponized, and they are digital arms dealers.
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He travelled to Mallorca, an island in the Mediterranean, to bounce sounds off an amplified stone well.
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I think the situation was amplified because this is not far from where Islan [Nettles] was killed.
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This has always been the case, but we now have a more amplified and readily-available source.
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Steps to stop car thieves There are a few easy ways to block criminals&apos amplified signals.
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Swift's reluctance about blockchain is amplified by concerns over the volatile swings seen in cryptocurrencies, Leibbrandt said.
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The incident also lays bare just how bad actors can be reinforced and amplified by Facebook's algorithms.
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All these changes have been amplified by globalisation, but would have been highly disruptive in any event.
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The quake was very shallow, at only 6.2 miles (10 km), which would have amplified its effect.
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The Minsheng case involved an "innovative" WMP in which yields were amplified by purchasing a secondhand WMP.
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It has generally amplified the feelings of grief I was already experiencing and left me feeling empty.
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The donations, they said, amplified a preexisting conventional wisdom that already favored Gulf states and their interests.
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The negativity is mostly a vocal minority being amplified by the press and social media, said Michaelson.
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Complaints about the Model X were amplified in April when Consumer Reports highlighted problems with the SUV.
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The weak signals are then amplified and sent to the robot to trigger movements to respective directions.
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Callahan shows how wealth-amplified voices divide communities and marginalize the very people they seek to help.
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In the station, there was a guy playing an amplified acoustic guitar, so she drifted farther down.
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But when predators hold some measure of control or power over their victims, those fears are amplified.
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Those hints and clues — sometimes flimsy, sometimes accurate — are then amplified by tech sites and social media.
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The structure of the euro was at fault, and the policies they enacted amplified the structural deficiencies.
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But the results have been amplified by the effects of social media, talk radio and cable news.
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Across the country, protests airing the rage of the far left are being amplified by the media.
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The global economic slowdown, amplified by tariff conflicts and uncertainty over Brexit, is also hitting European economies.
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Those harmful direct effects of the bill will be amplified by its indirect consequences of the bill.
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Besides his YouTube videos, he has also amplified the harassment and threats of some of his followers.
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The dysfunctional 115th Congress has amplified a bipartisan call for real changes in the way Congress operates.
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They said they were also stalked, and other community members amplified the doxing, leading to more harassment.
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And when you have a community made up of men, the effects of masculinity might get amplified.
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Personally, I think material technologies, amplified by a network of access, will be more helpful to humankind.
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The fact that his wife was in the courtroom when that tidbit came out certainly amplified it.
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Even as Trump equivocates, his campaign, amplified by conservative groups and Trump allies, have gone after China.
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The push to allow remote voting has amplified in the last 12 hours, with two lawmakers — Rep.
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Also a practical nightmare, as the lies he tells, amplified by social media, return to haunt him.
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He gives cable news high ratings and, in turn, his messages — however contradictory, or chaotic — are amplified.
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As accusations are amplified across social media and the press, Jews find themselves forced to defend — again!
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But they would risk a backlash from passengers, one that might be amplified by other airport workers.
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Amplified by bot swarms, Russian-linked Twitter accounts tried to foment discord before and after the election.
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Ogunbowale's painful moment played out on the national stage, too, amplified in part by her previous success.
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My clitoris definitely started tingling, and every usual sensation I get with regular orgasms seemed amplified somehow.
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That message would then be amplified by the media and could set off a cycle of violence.
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This impression of sweetness can be amplified if a wine has insufficient acidity to counter its effects.
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The interest was amplified by the neighborhood of the attack, partly populated by people of Turkish descent.
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Then there are the politics of the border, amplified by Mr. Trump's immigration policy of family separations.
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At some point, she fell in love with Jason, "a mutation amplified with each reboot," Michael theorized.
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President Donald Trump's escalating trade war with China has only amplified the pre-existing global growth slowdown.
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But that same environment ensured the lows of Flack's career were as loudly amplified as the highs.
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And privacy issues have been amplified as medical and sperm donors have lost their assurance of anonymity.
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The payment differential that begins with the initial service extends and is amplified throughout the entire episode.
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Bots and trolls amplified hateful content on the platform, which was most frequently directed at Muslim women.
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On the other hand, the Fed's march toward higher rates may be amplified by the bond market.
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Public support for the strike, which is amplified by 200 years of French history, is edging down.
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There's also evidence that the popular #IraniansDetestSoleimani hashtag was amplified by inauthentic accounts made by Trump supporters.
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That has amplified concerns about a spiraling tit-for-tat conflict between the United States and Iran.
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The Spanish-speaking church, Congregación Cristiana del Bronx, features an amplified band with a full drum kit.
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It was intended as a vision quest, but the quiet and the isolation only amplified his blues.
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Mr. Egarr amplified those with bodily winces, but the effect was merely astringent rather than sick-making.
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Or rather, small happenings became large ones, so everything that always happens was still happening, but amplified.
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I believe that the loss is particularly amplified for those of us who do not have children.
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If journalists hadn't seen it and covered it and amplified it, it wouldn't have been as visible.
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So it is with Mitchell, who has been amplified on a scale far outsize to his influence.
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They can't seem to agree on whether it even exists, let alone whether it can be amplified.
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Death amplified a sound that has only now been heard for the first time in many quarters.
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He's white, but he has amplified these black anti-abortion organizations as well and given them resources.
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He's held these views for years, but his newfound popularity and presidential platform have amplified their reach.
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However prevalent such attitudes may be in Arlington, rural Americans have amplified them, turning them into something defining.
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But there are fewer quality roles and creative opportunities for women, so that competition is amplified for us.
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Though it was amplified by platforms like Twitter, it's grown far beyond the realm of purely online activism.
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Though it was amplified by platforms like Twitter, it's grown far beyond the realm of purely online activism.
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The Iran-linked posts were amplified through less than $100 in advertising on Facebook and Instagram, Facebook said.
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His tweet has been amplified across social media platforms, and the same video was tweeted by Donald Trump.
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All three opposition party leaders quickly condemned the coup and social media amplified calls to demonstrate against it.
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Harvard Law professor Laurence Tribe was one person who amplified the tweet and later deleted it without correction.
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In Myanmar, hate speech spread on the company's Messenger app amplified calls for the genocide of Rohingya Muslims.
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The tactic amplified a fight that has rattled financial markets and threatened to drag on the global economy.
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In that time, several old tweets surfaced in which she had used or amplified racist and homophobic slurs.
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Her mother's absence on Tuesday has amplified concerns she may be facing estrangement from her family as well.
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Subsequent reports were amplified in other large publications, generally in proportion to the fame of the person speaking.
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Populist critics of capitalism and democracy have been emboldened by the financial crisis and amplified by social media.
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This impression has been amplified in the public sphere, severely damaging Professor Galloway's reputation and affecting his health.
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That's why astrology feels amplified in online spaces, spaces she sees as being especially necessary for queer people.
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Financially, the ramifications are likely to be amplified by the kingdom's growing dependence on foreign sources of capital.
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Then 9/11 happened while I was in my second year, and that amplified all of this craziness.
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His character was odious but also distinctive and nuanced in a way that amplified the series' central themes.
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The tactics amplified a fight that has rattled financial markets and threatened to drag on the global economy.
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"The weaker euro has amplified the headwinds facing the bond market," said Rainer Guntermann, a strategist at Commerzbank.
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Mr Pompeo's bullishness, by contrast, is amplified by a politician's ideological certainty and eagerness to score partisan points.
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At least that's a notion spreading on left-wing Twitter and endorsed and amplified by newly elected Rep.
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Auroras, the entrancing ribbons of light frequently seen in high-latitude regions, can be significantly amplified by CMEs.
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Each individual's choices, especially when amplified through social influence, help create a social environment ripe for political change.
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Those effects could have been amplified against the larger backdrop of climate change in general, notes the Guardian .
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All these issues have been explained in bilateral and multilateral forums and constantly amplified by the European media.
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The Russian Embassy said Wallace's logic was "difficult to comprehend" and only amplified its doubts about the incident.
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When tech platforms like Facebook and YouTube came along, they amplified the antivax message in all its forms.
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And this muted sentiment among pockets of Main Street is only getting amplified during a presidential election year.
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When Butler emerged through the curtain to enter the arena, whatever tensions were created were amplified even more.
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The drought has amplified several large wildfires in Georgia and Florida, the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration said.
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From there the sound can be taken in any number of directions, amplified through speakers with analogue inputs.
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As far back as I can remember, my senses of taste and smell have been peculiar, almost amplified.
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And occasionally an amplified voice spouts ominous and lyrical statements about holes without end and dark alternative universes.
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And it's a problem greatly amplified by the dramatic rise of income and wealth inequality over recent decades.
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But as her celebrity has grown, Ms Ginsburg's chutzpah as a public figure has been amplified as well.
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Mr. Trump's surprising run for the White House has amplified our country's worst racial instincts in a generation.
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He cocked his head as if to better parse the amplified huff and puff of the woman's breath.
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The shutdown has only amplified Democrats' fears that people will find the upcoming filing season to be frustrating.
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The article amplified a national debate over sexual violence on college campuses, before questions arose over the reporting.
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Served around a fresh and creamy guacamole and fried plantain slices, the tastes complemented and amplified each other.
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Clinton's health, saying she "lacks the mental and physical stamina" to fight terrorism, Breitbart has amplified those claims.
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Those tensions were amplified this year by U.S. investigations into Russia's meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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Playing with the chords, Mr. Zorn stretched them into a 40-minute piece that amplified that mesmerizing quality.
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And now he is back to watch them reach 50 and hit amplified fiscal, marital and existential crises.
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And the market swings can be "amplified by computer trading," which can trigger more exaggerated selloffs and rallies.
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Liberalized trade has amplified economic growth, but the spoils have been largely monopolized by wealthy and corporate interests.
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Democrats, meanwhile, dispute the notion that the CSR payments are being made illegally –– a position Hoyer amplified Tuesday.
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Social media postings have amplified the message, claiming that international aid workers are openly siding with the Rohingya.
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An intense and amplified confusion, where your heart feels like it's beating on the inside of your skin.
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But their story, diabolically "amplified and embroidered" by the classmate who narrates it, twists to end in tragedy.
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The charisma that he often displays in interviews and that made Savage Mode a hit is amplified here.
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The speakers that amplified his voice were emblazoned with "PS122," a rare remnant of what had come before.
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Some fans say the amplified sounds give them relaxing, tingling sensations—a sort of eargasm if you will.
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I watched as my worst fear, magnified and amplified, cascaded past as if on an old movie reel.
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It actually was kickstarted or further amplified by the fact that the kid who fell in was black.
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Trump said something offensive, the media amplified it relentlessly, and the result was social damage, not stronger guardrails.
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Trump's tweets get picked up and endlessly amplified by mainstream media, which reaches a broad swath of voters.
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Fox News, which faithfully amplified Mr. Trump's warnings about the migrants, has gone similarly quiet on the subject.
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What's followed are renewed rumors, amplified by Trump supporters, that Rosenstein's days at the Justice Department are numbered.
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Unsurprisingly, Tuesday's results have amplified existing calls from pundits and Democratic Party insiders for Sanders to drop out.
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The day after Ms. Barr's tweet, Samantha Bee's vulgar reference to Mr. Trump's daughter Ivanka amplified the argument.
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Their nonchalance amplified doubts about the president's competence, resulting in a walk-back that began over the weekend.
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The pumping scheme was originally designed for the laser's predecessor, the maser, which amplified microwaves instead of light.
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" The din has amplified, needless to say — it only ever amplifies — into what Giraldi calls the "Great Distraction.
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Accusations that he misrepresents himself have been voiced in the past, but were now amplified by social media.
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This can be amplified during cold and flu season and viral outbreaks, making clean hands even more essential.
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Those negative effects would be amplified if there is a significant outbreak in the United States, he said.
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Matt Gaetz, among others, said Pelosi may have broken the law, and Donald Trump Jr. amplified the claim.
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Boats seemingly clear the rock walls by inches, thrills that are amplified by spinning 360 degrees (159 dollars).
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The three bottles we looked at this month were aged solely in steel tanks, which amplified their fruitiness.
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Ms. Sullivan's billboards earned stories in multiple news outlets, and she has also amplified her outrage on Facebook.
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There'd be Army tenders patrolling the streets, amplified voices warning citizens to stay in out of the rain.
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Sadly, given what we've seen in this election, Mr. Trump's victory has only amplified the voices of extremism.
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Family and friends — including many friends she and I have in common — amplified her posts on social media.
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Background reading: • Matt Flegenheimer on how Republicans, in shutting down a speech by Ms. Warren, amplified her message.
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Such pronouncements amplified voices within the Republican Party that have been fearful about both illegal and legal immigration.
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These two philosophies match up well with the two sides of human nature described in Wilson's amplified Darwinism.
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It also didn't help the game's reputation that the game's length and multiple characters amplified its pacing issues.
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Fears of a wider outbreak have been amplified by the impending Lunar New Year, which begins next week.
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Amplified on social media and echoing across every TV network, they suggested something larger afoot, something democracy-defining.
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And they amplified the sense that Europe is a land of disappointing growth, political dysfunction and seething populism.
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It was an arrangement that proved irresistible to many news outlets — and amplified the consequences of the cyberattack.
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Witnesses from the State Department even warned Congress last month that sharing the allegations effectively amplified Russian disinformation.
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And all the insecurities, which are amplified when you compare yourself to someone you both admire and trust.
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It takes energy to swing legs, and the energy demands are amplified if weight is on the foot.
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Those could be amplified into multi-sensory experiences by connecting to Apple's headphones, watches or smart home devices.
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I think something also about the guitar is although it may be amplified it is still human driven.
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This has been amplified because it is scheduled for July and August in Tokyo, in proximity to China.
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"Of course journalists make mistakes, but those errors are amplified by the charge of 'fake news,' " he said.
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And they're amplified by mugshot databases where people of color are disproportionately represented, making for more possible mismatches.
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"Attention, New York," she said, her gentle voice amplified, as she made a reference to the "Today" crew.
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During the 2016 campaign, Trump also amplified without evidence rumors that Hillary Clinton was suffering from debilitating illnesses.
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It shows how a false narrative can be powerful and undermine justice, especially when amplified by the media.
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Peach is vibrant (almost loud!) and set in a creamy custard; a mango sorbet crisp, amplified by lime.
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Scientists can find more drugs with AI filtering for them, and their power will be amplified, symbiotic combination.
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Across the country in New York City, the dangers and worries are the same, but everything is amplified.
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And their embrace of candidates on the ideological fringes has amplified a national grass-roots rebellion against establishment politicians.
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What is mildly dangerous in Jane is amplified in Bertha, and in comparison, Jane becomes a lot more palatable.
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But the criticism of it seemed amplified because women, particularly women of a certain age, were really into it.
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"Their goal is to get me to shut up, but they have only amplified me and made me louder."
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People are angry at one another, and the angriest, most strident voices are often the ones amplified and shared.
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Finally, the amplified pulse passes through a compressor, which squeezes it into a shorter blip—a more powerful pulse.
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We were always hushed, the rustle of fabric amplified against the silence of empty houses or playgrounds at night.
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Fox News has amplified the critique of the Wolfe case, and Mr. Trump on Tuesday echoed it on Twitter.
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They believe Trump's anger at Democrats and arguments against impeachment will be amplified when delivered before a receptive audience.
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Despite the claim being false, many Twitter users, some of whom are verified and have large followings, amplified it.
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It's worth quoting in full: Social media is a short-form medium where resonant messages get amplified many times.
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" The group said that "hate speech targeting journalists is shared and amplified on social networks, often by troll armies.
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A new norovirus outbreak and lackluster launch of 'queso' dip earlier this year only amplified concerns about Ells' leadership.
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The tactics amplified a trade fight that has rattled financial markets and threatened to drag on the global economy.
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There was already solidarity among fellow Asian actors before 2018, according to the trio, but 2018 only amplified it.
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At the same time, the new setting amplified themes of Hamlet's conflicted identity and the changing world around him.
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Qatar's fears were amplified in 2011 when other Gulf states deployed troops to Bahrain to quash a popular uprising.
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The problem has been amplified by macOS and iOS, both of which automatically scan your inbox for calendar invitations.
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Trump has more than 7 million Twitter followers, and his tweets get amplified by traditional media, which repeats them.
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Third is the inflammatory talk of Mr. Trump, who has deliberately amplified anxiety and fear for his political purpose.
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The delight of encountering unexpected commonalities between artworks is amplified by the tension of being bound into a framework.
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That included the tattoo industry, which captured and amplified the non-conformist and anti-establishment attitudes of the decade.
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The pressures are amplified by subdued (albeit gradually improving in 2017) credit demand, in particular in the corporate segment.
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They also amplified the music and the instructors' voices so that both could be heard across a large space.
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Vulnerability amplified It's easy to see how a natural disaster can amplify the conditions that enable and attract traffickers.
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I have severe anxiety, and it is amplified by being in the middle of, or near, extremely large crowds.
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Lenny's lack of femininity is only amplified in the tense moment by Syd, who's the picture of retro girlishness.
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The effect is only amplified in the pressure-cooker environment of an aircraft, where irrational fears find fertile ground.
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He also amplified the stakes of the election, arguing that a Hillary Clinton presidency would be damaging, as well.
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"The effect will be amplified this year," Chatillon said, as the pace of the launch of new models increases.
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That feeling is amplified by The Defenders' general disregard for what made Luke Cage and Jessica Jones feel special.
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Pelosi on Monday amplified those concerns, calling on the administration to release more information about those it rounded up.
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So all of that really indicates that contemporary technologies have amplified the image orientation that was present with television.
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This gets amplified through a continuing pattern of interactions across the rest of the evening and the next day.
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The legislative branch that is supposed to provide a check and balance to his power has only amplified it.
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Their amplified voices undermine the foundations of the democratic process, negatively affecting the rest of the nation's civic participations.
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Vaccine refusal became mainstream largely because celebrities like Jenny McCarthy and Bill Maher amplified myths about how vaccines work.
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With the coldest days in memory keeping folks inside and close to their televisions, the message is being amplified.
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My brain on foot was like Google Maps standard view; biking, it shifted into that amplified, 3-D POV.
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For example, a narcissist may feel as if their social status or position is amplified because of their partner.
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It's an instructive example of how false narratives and talking points in Washington are amplified by inaccurate media coverage.
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Beyond the colony's own humming, which is mic'ed and amplified, similarly themed soundtracks play in each of the spaces.
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After cutting its benchmark rate to nearly zero, the Fed amplified the effect by promising to keep rates low.
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At least 26 new world records, and odd, hilarious and unexpected moments beyond the competition, amplified by social media.
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Trump's mean streak, amplified by his money, allowed him to exploit others in love and business and, eventually, politics.
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Conservative media has amplified the pressure on Sessions, setting up a drumbeat of demands for a second special prosecutor.
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FBI agents were livid that he amplified the baseless conspiracy according to a report by Business Insider's Sonam Sheth.
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China's threat to the balance of power and the world hegemon is amplified by China's potential capabilities and growth.
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Playing the traditional drums with fellow youths still made me feel as if our presence and visibility were amplified.
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Though the songs are fully amplified, they are seldom electric in any but the literal sense of that word.
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I just massively amplified the fact that her whole life is defined by whether or not people desire her.
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But in the end I suppose that a highly-amplified hollow sentiment is precisely what Twitter is designed for.
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In mixing together the work of artists at both ends of the cultural bridge, similarities and differences are amplified.
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BUY: 1byone's 50 Miles Amplified HDTV Antenna with Amplifier on Amazon for $29.99How does this stack up to cable?
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Ms. Warren's campaign has amplified the impact of her policy rollouts by timing many of them to campaign trips.
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"They took part of what I said and amplified part of what I said," he told Fox Business Network.
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They are amplified soundwaves that originate from every physical interaction that happens with the tree, facilitated by EEG wires.
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"Among the paraphernalia the piece required, like amplified metronomes and football rattles, was a phalanx of loudhailers," he said.
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That claim has been amplified by respected Vietnam War correspondents such as Neil Sheehan and the late Stanley Karnow.
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As the microphone moved farther inside the trumpet, the amplified overtones shifted incrementally, producing some dramatic howls of distortion.
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An epic battle for oil domination between Russia and Saudi Arabia has amplified the coronavirus mayhem on Wall Street.
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The way the audience is expressing what they want is through analytics that are getting algorithmically manipulated or amplified.
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As Warzel points out, Twitter amplified those conspiracies via its trending algorithm, which has long since outlived its usefulness.
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And we pull back for his gratifying architectures of form and space, amplified by color and portents of abstraction.
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In just walking away from the Syrian Kurds, Trump has weakened their island of decency, rather than amplified it.
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President Trump has amplified his harsh line on illegal immigration and renewed his promise to build a border wall.
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Political power — if you look at who votes and whose power is amplified by American geography — is operating behind.
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The confusion also has been amplified by the suspiciously high death rate of 10 percent in the official figures.
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Priced for perfection, markets blindsided by health crisis The epic losses have been amplified by a few major factors.
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So the question not only remains, but is amplified in this light: What about Flynn is worth all this?
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Teenear "Dolla $igns" If you missed the amplified snaps from early '00s R&B, Teenear is bringing them back.
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That standard is amplified with Trump in the picture and what is sure to be a bruising general election.
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The film's message of empowerment and triumph over prejudice was amplified by the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend.
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Some lights that are in this range appear neutral but have a green undertone that is amplified on camera.
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Discarding calls for outreach to minorities, Republican voters nominated the candidate who most amplified grievances by working-class whites.
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He campaigned on applause-line policies: Anything that roused a response from his rabid adherents, he repeated and amplified.
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Gore, which handed the presidency to Mr. Bush, and Citizens United, which amplified the role of money in politics.
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It was a clear, moonless night, and the goggles amplified the light of the stars to an amazing degree.
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In recent years, like Earth overall, Australia's heating trend has amplified: January 2019 was Australia's hottest month ever recorded.
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But social media has amplified the power of speaking out, while reducing opportunities for companies to retaliate in secret.
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It's a medium Mr. Trump exploits brilliantly, and one that has fostered and amplified a toxic subculture of misogyny.
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A measure in service-sector growth dropping to its lowest level since 2016 in September only amplified those concerns.
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The need to shore up copyright protections is amplified by the tremendous value of copyrighted works in today's economy.
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The campaign official on Friday suggested that the claim was amplified by a bot network seeking to smear O'Rourke.
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For a company like Dong, which builds and in many cases operates the wind farms, the risks are amplified.
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Any volatility may be amplified by the currency crises in Turkey and Argentina, and tensions in other emerging markets.
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The program ended with an exciting premiere, "Dimensional Bloom," for two amplified pianos and two-channel one-bit electronics.
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The European Central Bank's negative interest rate policies have amplified the disaster at Deutsche Bank (DB), Germany's largest bank.
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Further complicating the recovery are issues of corruption, often amplified by President Trump and, islanders say, questions of race.
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Pelosi, on Sunday, said she'd need Ryan's assurances before supporting any promise from McConnell — a message she amplified Monday.
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Going beyond the requirements of the project, he souped-up the engine, and not just for the amplified sound.
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The ferocity is amplified by the venue's close quarters; you may want to avoid sitting in the first row.
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"In some Texas cities, the risk of the overvaluation is amplified by the decline in energy prices," it added.
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My feelings were amplified when I saw the sign of my restaurant—which featured my name—burned down, too.
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That energy will only be amplified over the next two years, as the party prepares for a presidential election.
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That becomes amplified due to the difficulties that registered sex offenders have in finding employment and a living wage.
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The fact that he sold expensive merchandise during his Coachella concert has only amplified criticism of his Sunday Services.
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Those worries have been amplified as the Obama administration has repeatedly accused Beijing of online espionage against the United States.
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"The negative deposit rate has amplified the effects of the ECB's balance sheet expansion," said Kristian Toedtmann, economist at DekaBank.
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He emerged four hours later, telling reporters that he had amplified on a statement given in 2015, suppling additional documents.
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No matter how great something is, if people do not have exposure to it, it doesn't get amplified, nothing happens.
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A raft of socially amplified framing devices are in play, along with the viewing role of our senses and id.
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The chains' struggles have been amplified by a glut of inventory, which has led to widespread discounts and lower profitability.
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The effect is amplified even further when the man himself was pictured smiling gamely next to his horrible bronze brother.
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For the second weekend in a row, Trump stayed off the talk show circuit, sending surrogates who amplified his message.
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"It is hard enough when you lose one soldier, but when you lose three, that pain is amplified," he said.
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This means the stories we've been passionately committed to telling for four years will live on—and be amplified further.
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I have always struggled with anxiety and depression, but the betrayal amplified it to a degree I never felt before.
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Biological changes in sleep began to appear during the Industrial Revolution with an amplified value placed on productivity and efficiency.
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When New Hampshire has amplified the Iowa result and given a candidate a double-victory, the results have been disastrous.
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When your pet is nervous, every sound — from passing truck to a creaky floorboard — is amplified to an unsettling level.
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And their selling power is really only amplified when these reality TV stars toss their own name into the mix.
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But now, with the California case bringing more attention to the issue, some wonder whether those warnings should be amplified.
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They bring out a looseness and playfulness in the recordings lends a confident sheen to Carlile's style that feels amplified.
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He'll be taking on tough issues this week, and his administration's policies have in many ways amplified the work ahead.
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Today, they are more amplified than ever, with new conspiracies appearing as quickly as the old ones can be debunked.
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It's as important now than it has ever been that trans voices are amplified louder than those of our oppressors.
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" Social media, he noted, "only amplified" the polarization "by facilitating the spread of misinformation, rumors, echo chambers and hate speech.
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This activity can also be reconstructed into a spectrogram, and the ones that match up will get amplified (see diagram).
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This means the Wizarding World is largely run by women, which fits right into the amplified spotlight on female empowerment.
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He benefitted from it and fed into it further and amplified it," but he didn't create "any significant institutional reversals.
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A public letter signed by more than 120 prominent scholars and critics before last week's action amplified the activists's demands.
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There was enormous problems, and it's been amplified today by social media, by ... Cuban: It doesn't have to be, right?
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The torrent of air from the motor is amplified by air sucked through the Supersonic's hollow head for increased power.
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Trump has also amplified gendered criticism that the first female presidential nominee does not have the "stamina" to be president.
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But those risks are amplified thanks to the criss-crossed business and family interests of some high-level Trump advisors.
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And if interest rates rise as the Fed pares its holdings, the effect of the Fed's pullback may be amplified.
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She's largely eased off the woodland, front-porch elements (banjos, acoustic picking, etc.) in favor of full-on amplified guitars.
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That has amplified tensions which are already high due to repeated delays to the election, originally scheduled for November 2016.
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Federal courts have consistently embraced this view, but the Obama administration's embrace "amplified this view," Tiven of Lambda Legal said.
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The local pressures on the oceans and coasts everywhere are amplified by the global pressures of ocean warming and acidification.
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The "loudness of social media," as Rosenstock puts it, amplified the deep-seated bigotry and hatred in the country. WORRY.
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Qatar said regional concerns about nuclear safety will be amplified when the Saudi Arabian civil nuclear programme comes on stream.
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" The president also pinned many of Clinton's problems on a media "double standard...that meant her flaws were wildly amplified.
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He added that a "very broad-based sell-off across assets and across the world" amplified pressure on oil prices.
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The docent reported back that many visitors thought it was sound amplified from the other floors of the museum itself.
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That question only gets amplified in 2016 thanks to Trump, who is already questioning whether the election will be rigged.
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And because a cicada's abdomen is uniquely hollow, the sounds that emerge from it are amplified to much higher levels.
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Quartz is an energy conductor, so it amplifies energy running through it, and so the energy here is highly amplified.
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Yet such killings are quite common in Bangladesh, where violent party politics is mirrored—and often amplified—on university campuses.
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New flood protection infrastructure can lead to low perceived risk, increased development, and thus amplified impacts when extremes eventually occur.
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People may have thought a lot of things in the past but now it is amplified and it is viral.
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People may have thought a lot of things in the past but now it is amplified and it is viral.
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Concerns about encryption technologies, amplified by NSA contractor Edward Snowden's leaks about U.S. intelligence activities, have been simmering for years.
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Governments in these various countries amplified the boom through weakening existing regulations and refusing to enforce violations of the rules.
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The Speaker also amplified his previous vow not to adopt the top-down approach that angered conservatives under Boehner's tenure.
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"This hatred is even being amplified by our own president, who speaks of an 'invasion of our country,' " Cohen said.
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Family entertainment chain Chuck E. Cheese's in a statement on Tuesday denied a conspiracy theory amplified on YouTube this week.
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And this year, the impact of Mr. Steyer's largess could be amplified by the reluctance of conservative megadonors to spend.
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"As for automated decision making, we should be aware of these issues so that they won't be amplified," he continued.
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But more than anything, he amplified the inherent contradiction between Facebook's core functions: its social network and its advertising business.
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Manufacturers and the construction sector bore the brunt of a global slowdown amplified domestically by trade conflicts and Brexit uncertainty.
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Where you'd usually have a snare drum keeping the song's pulse, there are just soft yet super-amplified finger snaps.
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He thrives in a media universe of Twitter blasts and television soundbites, where every utterance is amplified, repeated and parsed.
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And all of these effects will be amplified if Apple adds other "popular merchants and apps," as it's promised to.
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Walmart's complaint spent some time examining this controversial deal and claimed that Tesla inherited and amplified existing incompetence at SolarCity.
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What is clear is that correlations among stocks are breaking down, and this trend will be amplified by rising wages.
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These gains were amplified by the historic increase in women voting, marching, becoming civically engaged and making their voice heard.
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But piecing back together Yemen's fractured society and overcoming the anger and grievances the war has amplified will take generations.
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And Mr. Mendes, who still has a slightly wobbly voice, is often amplified with technological assistance to sound more intense.
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" The footage shows male sports anchors delivering their commentary in an "excited, modulated, rapid-clipped, amplified voice — often literally yelling.
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And turning down the volume of the rock concert-level amplified sound to background music levels won't cost a cent!
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A belief that if people chant for freedom, fairness and justice then their voices deserve to be amplified and heard.
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But ARS's general message is being amplified by spending from former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's super-PAC, Independence USA.
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Amid signs not all the fires were accidental, conspiracy theories have abounded as to their origin, amplified by social media.
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Some people are already scared of clowns, but now with all this extra-exposure, do you think that's being amplified?
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It's the way that every negativity is amplified to eleven, because that's how you get reach, and attention, and resharing.
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The message was quickly amplified by the National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) and allies such as the Congressional Leadership Fund.
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This was amplified somewhat by competing in a middleweight division which is very grappling and wrestling-centric with bigger opponents.
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Price swings will be further amplified if asset managers find themselves stuck in illiquid markets during a broader sell-off.
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It was the breakthrough era of electric Chicago blues: a modernized, urbanized, amplified update of music from the Deep South.
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We know that Facebook's almighty algorithm takes Likes to mean that the post should be amplified, shown to more people.
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A snatch of amplified rainforest evokes a chaotic, colorful, two-dimensional wall; the microphones erase the soundscape's sense of space.
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New rules, effective Wednesday, will ban fires, alcohol, most glass containers and amplified music in the area around the falls.
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The wave of massacres was ignored by the world, and the humanitarian crisis that followed was amplified by international neglect.
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Opera is not amplified, so Ms. O'Hara must fill the cavernous Met, which holds nearly 4,000 people, without a microphone.
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This tension is amplified when the companies in question need billions in capital to achieve the competitive moat Son wants.
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All of these major stories have one thing in common: women's voices, amplifying and being amplified by other women's voices.
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The sound system of the extensively renovated SummerStage facility allowed the voices to come through without too much amplified boosting.
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But this space was really nowhere, neither here nor there, and it amplified the antisocial nature of the telephone call.
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Former Treasury officials said Mr. Mnuchin had probably amplified concerns about the markets by publicizing his efforts to calm them.
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His voice becomes an amplified, guttural caw that somehow also embraces the elegant, emphatic diction of a classic ham actor.
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It is well known that temperature changes from greenhouse gases are amplified at higher latitudes, such as in the Arctic.
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On the contrary, the decibel level of their responsive shrieks matches, and sometimes overwhelms, that of the heavily amplified music.
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But a grass-roots movement against him and a documentary series, "Surviving R. Kelly," amplified the voices of his accusers.
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But, like turning up the volume on a radio, those additional cycles amplified small imperfections from missing or contaminated DNA.
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They are amplified by right-wing websites like Breitbart, and in messages forced onto local news broadcasts by Sinclair Media.
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It has been broadcast live from the Metropolitan Opera to millions of viewers and amplified on Broadway with body microphones.
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In a tweet in July that was soon deleted, Flynn also amplified the anti-Semitic comments of another Twitter user.
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Assuming one's money is protected, there are, of course, the standard risks of investing, amplified by the volatility of cryptocurrency.
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"Uson played to the mass base, and the attacks were picked up and amplified in middle-class accounts," Ressa says.
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Seeing the devastation of those affected by extreme weather amplified by climate change leaves many of us angry and helpless.
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The staff's concerns were amplified after Trump met with Mohammed bin Salman, then the deputy crown prince of Saudi Arabia.
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Employee relations issues are often amplified at Interior's agencies due to longstanding cultural structures, remote workplaces and similar unique circumstances.
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Chris Collins, charged with conducting insider trading while attending a White House picnic, amplified a question looming over election season.
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They're certainly amplified now, and there are things that we have to deal with now as a result of that.
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In each instance, consumer outrage was amplified after initial responses from the companies were viewed as too slow and unapologetic.
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Two other research groups showed that the gene was amplified in malignancies from a human breast and a salivary gland.
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All those added layers of intimacy embedded in the voice are twice as amplified when the audio message is sexy.
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When he was a candidate, and especially when he was president, his tweets programmed TV and were amplified by it.
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But he also amplified the threat Iran poses to the US and the US military expects some sort of retaliation.
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But beyond them is a much larger conflict over class, privilege and money amplified by 200 years of French history.
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The financial problems have been amplified by a bid to diversify away from natural gas by betting big on oil.
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The outrage in his voice, a booming rasp amplified across three tiers of an NBA-size venue, is softer now.
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Zainab's death amplified the cries of desperate parents for police to catch a killer they feared was preying on children.
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Sanders, during the press briefing, insisted that the controversy was being ramped up by Democrats and amplified by the media.
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Nationalism, already on the rise under the powerful Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, appeared amplified in the wake of Sept.
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That has, for the most part, been amplified in the sharing economy through home accommodations services like Airbnb and Couchsurfing.
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A lot of people feel that social media, like myself, has weaponized and amplified a lot of what's going on.
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Their anxiety will be amplified if women are afforded time off from work for a new child and men aren't.
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Aufrecht-Melcher-Grossaspach on the sheet metal means that the workaday GLC, with its mere 300 horsepower, has been amplified.
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"Yet this and other protein biomarkers might undergo significantly amplified levels in the bloodstream even in noncancerous conditions," Movileanu said.
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Such a gap in public discourse surrounding Islamism is amplified by the dominating pro-Islamist narrative of Western Islamic studies.
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Yet, disaster recovery has amplified social inequality that made poor communities more vulnerable to natural disasters in the first place.
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Jury selection began earlier this month in a case that amplified a rift between police and the African-American community.
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Yet beyond a certain volume, amplified sound waves bouncing around inside a traditional guitar's hollow body would create screaming feedback.
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Hence the masks and hoods that gave the show its hint of menace, one amplified by anarchy symbols and snarls.
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It builds on the prior research, confirms it, and shows how Fox's increased popularity over the 2000s amplified its effects.
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Calls for action swelled, amplified by social media, where people posted videos of inmates banging on their windows en masse.
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American disarray was amplified at South Vietnamese military headquarters, with the Thieu-Ky clash grinding army affairs to a standstill.
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This week's renewed calls for an investigation into the war on drugs have amplified critics of the regime's indiscriminate killings.
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But analysts say even small numbers of users can prove heavily influential if they manage to get their messages amplified.
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That element of play is amplified thanks to vehicle sound effects DiLiberto creates not only in-house, but in-mouth.
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And in races where a Republican candidate is facing off against a nonwhite opponent, these attacks have often been amplified.
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For people of color, individuals with disabilities, those struggling with homelessness and transgender people, the challenges of voting are often amplified.
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Look no further than the phenomenon of fake news -- false stories reported on the Internet and often amplified by social media.
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The anguish of their relatives was amplified earlier in the week by a false report that the couple had been located.
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The footage is amplified and shown on a screen by its side, which reveals a micro New York constantly under snowfall.
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You're getting this next wave of artificial intelligence, so the tech lash could get amplified if CEOs don't make change now.
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The new politics of judicial appointments have transformed judicial selection into an ideological battleground that gets amplified in the public debate.
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That's not that different from many of our societal circles, but it's amplified when you can fabricate whatever identity you like.
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As your eyes glaze across mile after mile of grey tarmac and flittering cateye lights, your sense of hearing becomes amplified.
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Q: In an environment where we are seeing Dalit voices being amplified, how do you view your responsibility as a filmmaker?
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In the minutes, policymakers said a "deterioration" in the U.S. economy could be amplified by large debt burdens at American companies.
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While similar enforcement actions were conducted under the Obama administration, anecdotes spread of nonthreatening undocumented immigrants being caught up amplified fears.
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On Sunday Graham amplified his concerns about Russian interference in American elections through a statement with a bipartisan group of senators.
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Germany not alone in Europe at seeking to clamp down on illegal content being spread and amplified via social media, either.
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This effective tactic was amplified when the Oscars basically ignored diversity concerns by boasting another all-white nominee lineup in 2016.
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"We wanted to reimagine the perfect party dress into an amplified representation of Kylie's most favored trends," the LaBourjoisie team said.
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While Christie's bridge scandal certainly hurt him, so did the candidacy of Donald Trump, who stole Christie's style and amplified it.
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An interface device processed and amplified the weak signals emitted by plants, and then transmitted these signals to the robotic device.
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The audio has been amplified, so will sound like white noise mostly — until those unmistakeable high pitched squeaks come into play.
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As technology amplified the reach of each health-care professional, one useful consequence would be to ease a looming labour shortage.
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At Kraft Heinz, the risk of that incentive structure is amplified by rapid-fire promotions of often inexperienced employees, they said.
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The bogus tweet is then amplified by bots that retweet it or reply to it claiming the scheme it touts worked.
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This has been amplified not just by the Bay Area's high costs but also by the amount of capital flooding in.
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In both cases state governments have not only bowed to public anger at the court's rulings, but ridden and amplified it.
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" The new Fidesz-friendly media amplified the message with headlines such as "Immigrants are threatening people, throwing rocks and setting fires.
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The right has mounted a chorus of complaints about censorship of conservatives — without much hard evidence — that President Trump has amplified.
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In Ms. Charles's blazing solo, these unstable tremors came to be amplified into the violent, shuddering sobs of a terrified being.
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Rather, if you're already somewhat daring when it comes to love and dating, that boldness may be amplified during this period.
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Some productions of "Dames at Sea" have amplified the six-person cast, but this version sticks to the original small ensemble.
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Reaction to U.S. weather risks has been amplified by investment funds that have been holding large short positions in Chicago grains.
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And, frankly, our appetite for fashion as an escape, a subject, recreation, and form of expression have amplified in recent years.
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The signals are amplified by similar ones further down the system and fleshed out by controlled discussions in state-owned media.
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That stamp of approval was amplified in ads from Donovan's campaign and from outside groups like the US Chamber of Commerce.
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Negative emotions about body image existed before the internet, but they are amplified when strangers can issue snap judgments on attractiveness.
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Danny O'Brien, international director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, acknowledges that propaganda and misinformation is amplified by social media's vast scale.
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The way black people talk to the television at home is an art form that's only amplified at black watch parties.
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But the agency pushed back against the idea, suggested by some scientists and amplified by Cuba, that the cause was psychological.
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All of that youthful, eye-rolling dissent between a teenage girl and her dad had been amplified by their political differences.
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Zeighami said he prefers to call it "amplified intelligence" because he wants to mine data to help humans make better decisions.
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China, India, South Korea and Germany have stumbled in recent quarters — a global slowdown that's being amplified by the trade war.
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With many Asian markets closed for the Lunar New Year holiday, thin conditions might have amplified trading moves, market participants said.
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Trump associates including Flynn, Kellyanne Conway, Donald Trump Jr., Eric Trump and others amplified these Russian posts with their own accounts.
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Bitcoin, a sort of hyper-amplified symbol of Wall Street optimism that has pervaded in recent months, plunged to below $2000,000.
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Jones built his following primarily through videos and podcasts that were amplified by the megaphones of Apple, YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter.
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"Risks of further asset price corrections remain high and may be amplified by high correlations between asset classes," the ECB said.
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Even with terrible drought, amplified by climate change, many trees could have still likely persisted under dehydrated, stressed conditions, he said.
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Her feelings are amplified as Eleanor recognizes her pain and even empathizes with it yet still gives her the cold shoulder.
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In addition, other research shows ties between persistent, highly amplified weather patterns such as this one and long-term climate change.
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Kim Kardashian is rich and beautiful and surrounded by expensive and beautiful things, but her problems are normal person problems, amplified.
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More liberal Israelis said the hard-charging prosecution of Tamimi had been a public relations disaster that only amplified her fame.
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Huawei's apparent reluctance only amplified concerns that were circulating even then that the company might pose a security threat to customers.
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"Britain First is a vile, hate-fuelled organisation whose views should be condemned, not amplified," tweeted Sadiq Khan, mayor of London.
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She has often said that Fazlullah&aposs attempts to silence her backfired and instead he amplified her voice around the world.
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