Anomaly, not anomaly, we shouldn&apost have one American brutalized by someone who shouldn&apost be here.
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The 1.35-degree Celsius temperature anomaly in February beat the anomaly recorded in January, which itself was a record high departure from average for any month.
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I feel like this is an anomaly right now, and I feel fortunate that I get to be part of an anomaly, like a weird mutation that happened for a second.
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" Aron said, however, that the quarter was an "anomaly.
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The early signs are good — is Lyft an anomaly?
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While leaders matter, Putin is not an anomaly for Russia.
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A wickedly fast fastball isn't the anomaly it once was.
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Is Trump part of the conservative movement or an anomaly?
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Bonnie is an anomaly among scammers: Her motives are noble.
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"I thought, Wow, this is such an anomaly," she recalled.
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Of course, sometimes what looks like an attack is anomaly.
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Even among LGBTQ+ people, Katie and I are an anomaly.
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"To all these doctors, I was an anomaly," he said.
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According to geneticists, a true chimera is quite the anomaly.
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We were definitely the anomaly of the Lower East Side.
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For a map on the global weather anomaly click - reut.
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Mr Baker is not the first to notice the anomaly.
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Thompson and Watkins are, of course, something of an anomaly.
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Then, the bright anomaly vanished as quickly as it arrived.
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Republicans could write off the Alabama loss as an anomaly.
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But it was an anomaly that caught the team's attention.
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Ratoo was nervous when he heard about the upcoming Anomaly.
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"I was no longer an anomaly to them," he said.
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That's why doctors haven't known whether Brown is an anomaly.
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Still, in many ways Ley was an anomaly at ESPN.
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But that particularly egregious abuse of FISA was an anomaly.
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ANOMALY A number's absolute value is the data value itself.
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Finally, there's the anomaly of Joanie's story line to consider.
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"Statistically, this is an anomaly," he said in a statement.
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The payment anomaly disadvantages small insurers relative to larger ones.
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For Mr. Sekulow, 61, the rough performance was an anomaly.
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Sure, what happened to my display could be an anomaly.
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It now appears that those thirty years were an anomaly.
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Maybe it will come to be seen as an anomaly.
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It is a policy anomaly that needs to be corrected.
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What used to be called "principled conservatism" — that's the anomaly.
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And while the size of the neutrino anomaly was smaller than the six percent anomaly described by Littlejohn, it was still present and unchanging with the fuel, refuting the news reports published in April.
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The disconnect between Pence and Trump on Russia is an anomaly.
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Unfortunately, her case may be an anomaly in the bigger picture.
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And who could forget the pioneering anomaly that is Lauryn Hill?
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But at the time, SpaceX only confirmed that an "anomaly" occurred.
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Unfortunately, the Lions are also a bit of a statistical anomaly.
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And that makes it a distinct anomaly in today's TV landscape.
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This isn't a crazy anomaly in any way, shape, or form.
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We hoped this was an awful anomaly never to be repeated.
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But it's not as much of an anomaly as it seems.
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She's going to develop and harvest organs based on this anomaly.
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Smith is an "anomaly", the Kleins say, and should be abandoned.
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"Honestly, this is an anomaly," Red Sox manager John Farrell said.
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These results suggest that Dolly was a bit of an anomaly.
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"The assumption is that it's a positive mass anomaly," Keane said.
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And researchers from Oxford University think they can explain that anomaly.
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Though the op-ed stung, it also felt like an anomaly.
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Even that anomaly, though, still wasn't enough to offset the loses.
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The anomaly began near the Falcon 9 rocket's upper oxygen tank.
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And scientists think they might know the source of this anomaly.
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But in huge data breaches, those people are a statistical anomaly.
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Then everyone said his rise in the polls was an anomaly.
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It could be an anomaly, but it's also a real marvel.
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"To date, Kurt Cobain's case is really the anomaly," he says.
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Temperature anomaly map for the Arctic in the fall of 22016.
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As for his duties as emperor, Akihito is an anomaly, too.
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Stagnant wages isn't the anomaly, but in many ways the goal.
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But the anomaly Wiggins thought she had captured wasn't actually anomalous.
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Amazon's policy is an anomaly among U.S. companies as a whole.
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Global temperature anomaly for May as calculated by a computer model.
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But in huge data breaches, those people are a statistical anomaly.
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"I felt bad because that was such an anomaly," she says.
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Trump has been an anomaly in politics long before his campaign.
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I used to think violence against abortion providers was an anomaly.
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He then published a paper on this scientific anomaly in 1969.
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When pressed, he admitted the act of heroism was an anomaly.
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Rasul, however, believes that the "Karakoram Anomaly" will not last long.
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Dogs are an anomaly of goodness in an otherwise blighted universe.
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The Greyglers still exist, but they're no longer such an anomaly.
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"I am not an anomaly," Mr. Fritts said in the video.
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The El Paso shooter is not a fluke or an anomaly.
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But it will be thrilling for reasons that go beyond anomaly.
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For them, Trump is just a useful idiot, a temporary anomaly.
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The parade of copyright violations wasn't a Club World Cup anomaly.
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Was the case an anomaly rather than representative of a trend?
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In his eyes, the third-party doctrine was simply another anomaly.
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That Mr. Weinstein, 67, even stood trial was a remarkable anomaly.
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Probability — as well as my lived experience — says I'm an anomaly.
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Then he pivoted to say that Mr. Trump is the anomaly.
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Samsung's Galaxy S20 Ultra is an anomaly in the smartphone world.
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Though many saw this matchup as inevitable, it's a historical anomaly.
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"A front garden is an anomaly — very, very rare," she said.
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That is an astonishingly large anomaly for a region this large.
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When it comes to gun massacres, the US is an anomaly.
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After college, he worked at Anomaly, an ad firm in SoHo.
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Then he pivoted to say that Mr. Trump is the anomaly.
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Unemployment ticked up to 4 percent, possibly a shutdown-related anomaly.
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If one observatory detected anything, the other had to corroborate the anomaly.
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Is it an anomaly or do you think this is a movement?
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Such warmth is not a total anomaly between the Bushes and Trump.
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That would lead me to believe this was some sort of anomaly.
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The letter appears, so far at least, to be a relative anomaly.
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"There was an anomaly and the vehicle was destroyed," Koenigsmann helpfully elaborated.
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Their writing has appeared in Slate, The Rumpus, Apogee, Anomaly, and Nat.
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Nearly 100 years ago, Tulsa, Oklahoma's "Black Wall Street" was an anomaly.
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But with its overt political message, "I, Daniel Blake" is an anomaly.
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For people in China, India, or Vietnam, this is not an anomaly.
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Via Slate: The global temperature anomaly for January 2016 was 1.13° Celsius.
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Top image: El Niño sea surface anomaly map via NOAAOpen kinja-labs.com
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Maybe quite a lot, if January's relaxed spreads weren't just an anomaly.
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Jay then said he saw a light anomaly pass right by me.
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At first, she believed the harassment she experienced might be an anomaly.
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At the very least, the sonogram reveals, he'll have a hand anomaly.
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When it detects an anomaly, it sends an alert to the user.
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Trump is, and always will be, a dark anomaly and a mistake.
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A quick analysis of Ashley Too's functions reveals that there's an anomaly.
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Here's an understatement: The 28503 election was a bit of an anomaly.
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That case feels more like an anomaly, as far as Godsi's concerned.
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But when it comes to gun massacres, the US is an anomaly.
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This information serves as the underpinnings for anomaly detection against a baseline.
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Many in the industry branded its boss, Martin Shkreli, an evil anomaly.
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But Ms. Lee was an anomaly, happy and positive about her future.
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"Other similar structures are needed to confirm a real anomaly," he said.
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It's still a bit of an anomaly as far as entertainment goes.
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Conventional wisdom (and the soda industry) immediately labeled Berkeley a wacky anomaly.
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Vice President Dan Quayle, who was Bush's running mate, was an anomaly.
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Making matters worse, the press conference was not some kind of anomaly.
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He was talking about New York transit, which presents a vexing anomaly.
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SO THERE'S A LITTLE BIT OF AN ANOMALY BETWEEN Q4 AND Q1.
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Trump's handling of the special counsel investigation and report reflects this anomaly.
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Cardi also sings the hook, which is an anomaly for the rapper.
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When they entered the scene in 2013, they were a complete anomaly.
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Which is what made Taco Bell seem like a heaven-sent anomaly.
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Last weekend's shootings, McGoey stresses, ought to be viewed as an anomaly.
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"Farshad's a total outlier, an anomaly," says the gallery's owner, Claus Andersen.
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Perhaps they ponder how this peculiar anomaly ended up in their family.
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Michigan's initial attempt to pass a racially biased policy is no anomaly.
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At 5 feet 7 inches tall, Cash is somewhat of an anomaly.
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While the 2016 presidential race was messy, it wasn't a complete anomaly.
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The other anomaly was the 2017 Clin d'Oeil from Mas des Chimères.
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So when you finally don't hear no, that become the anomaly [laughs].
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For those reasons, what happened in China may have been an anomaly.
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But no matter what, this week's multiplex-courthouse convergence isn't an anomaly.
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But that attention to bilateral relations was an anomaly in the campaign.
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Not since Eugene McCarthy in 1968 have Democrats faced such an anomaly.
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If anything, my recovery is an anomaly: the exception, not the rule.
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When volcanic eruptions cause global cooling, frost rings make the anomaly visible.
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But this isn't the only planet-mass gravitational anomaly in the galaxy.
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They also acknowledged that her case is not an anomaly in academia.
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Best of all, it was rather empty — an anomaly, I learned later.
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The real anomaly is why any of us do the right thing.
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He even gained a little weight, an anomaly around here these days.
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But what Turner's father missed is that Turner's case is the anomaly.
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But the line between "lethal anomaly" and "disability" can sometimes be murky.
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Meghdoud said it was "an anomaly which I guarantee will never happen again".
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If ISIS is the anomaly in Islam, Turkey is the norm in Islam.
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Her fetus had a severe anomaly diagnosed in the second trimester of pregnancy.
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The trends: The Camp Fire that tore through Paradise is not an anomaly.
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"Last year was an anomaly with their incredible [earnings per share]," he said.
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Enter William Shakespeare himself, who, by some strange anomaly, appears in Jake's apartment.
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Obviously the February jobs report, we thought was an anomaly and it was.
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It doesn't feel like an anomaly, it just seems like a new chapter.
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It was a striking anomaly: just 22008 miles away, primates were perfectly healthy.
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But the companies deemed the incident an anomaly, and did not alert regulators.
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The FB/Google advertising duopoly is an anomaly that doesn't have staying power.
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This doesn't disprove the so-called "dark matter" gravitational anomaly we see today.
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They saw it as something that was a nuisance, an anomaly – it's over.
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But this isn't necessarily an anomaly, at least where the Oscars are concerned.
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Intriguingly, the weather anomaly is likely being generated by Jupiter's spectacular Northern Lights.
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That got people thinking about how you could get this positive mass anomaly.
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A report from the red planet, or just a weird little topographical anomaly?
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The biggest anomaly is how the breach was discovered in the first place.
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Best Buy is a retail anomaly because it's an enjoyable place to shop.
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But it's hard to deny that within their scene, 808INK are an anomaly.
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For an Asia-centric bank to be based in London is an anomaly.
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Maybe that's why your school's "cool kids" pecking order feels like an anomaly.
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"There's a weird anomaly in Britain," the film's producer, Zac Beattie, tells me.
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Yeah, but the anomaly was that media ever attracted a lot of funding.
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The success of land redistribution in Besters is the anomaly, not the norm.
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Even so, the static fire test and anomaly provided a wealth of data.
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These days, having three female choreographers on a ballet program is an anomaly.
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So the quiet about the epilepsy death risk appears to be an anomaly.
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Another recent anomaly is a marked decline in the frequency of steady rainfall.
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If an anomaly appears in betting patterns they inform the TIU who investigate.
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Mainstream nu metal bands like Limp Bizkit or Papa Roach were an anomaly.
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Next to it is a giant anomaly they think is a solar flare.
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But it turns out to be the least interesting part of the anomaly.
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He was also diagnosed with tibial hemimelia, a rare congenital lower-limb anomaly.
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Still, they have always been something of an anomaly in the labor force.
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Unlike me, Max was an extroverted writer, which is something of an anomaly.
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To start with, its mere existence in Berlin is something of an anomaly.
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The first anomaly is the Dyckman Farmhouse and Museum, open for public tours.
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How do you distinguish a suspicious anomaly from a run of bad luck?
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Once an anomaly, female-run shops have become more common in recent years.
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In our profession, that garish expression of racism was unfortunately not an anomaly.
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Among the rocky planets of the inner solar system, Earth is an anomaly.
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Distorted reality The buyback phenomenon is also associated with a uniquely American anomaly.
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Today, indeed, a plot limited to catching a man would seem an anomaly.
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That the K5 did not detect the stairs was an anomaly, he said.
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December's data was all super strong but dismissed as a warm-weather anomaly.
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San Francisco is an anomaly, the one metropolis where politics is a sport.
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Thursday's data suggests last week's increase might have been an anomaly, traders said.
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For this reason, some scientists prefer to call it the Medieval Climatic Anomaly.
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I don't know if this stretches across EgyptAir flights or was an anomaly.
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Morrissey's victory in the face of a sex scandal is not an anomaly.
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But if he loses, it will all wash away as a strange anomaly.
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But by other measures, Mr. Obama is on track to be a historical anomaly.
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A 2016 temperature anomaly map shows the entire globe in disquieting hues of red.
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Japan Meteorological Agency global average surface temperature anomaly for the month of Jan. 2016.
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"This [gravitational anomaly] is obeyed in all certain kinds of physical systems," said Gooth.
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But the reality is that school shootings, though covered frequently, are a statistical anomaly.
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Somewhere down there was an anomaly hundreds of degrees Celsius hotter than its surroundings.
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Map shows the air temperature departure (anomaly) so far this winter (to-date). pic.twitter.
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Hoenig has long been an anomaly: a conservative who favors aggressively scrutinizing big banks.
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That finally got it going (the company claims this is a very rare anomaly).
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This is the largest positive TC-size anomaly I have personally ever seen. pic.twitter.
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RushCard settled a lawsuit for $19 million but the problem was hardly an anomaly.
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My presence in fitness spaces still pings as a transgression, a curiosity or anomaly.
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The OS boasts features like microkernel architecture, file encryption, and anomaly detection, among others.
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Republicans have portrayed Mr Edwards's victory in 2015 as an anomaly, with some justification.
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Projected height anomaly of the 20153 millibar pressure level on Monday, March 22015, 22016.
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Shattered glass ceilings, kicked down doors, broke gender barriers, she was an anomaly & untouchable.
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Federal regulators said an "anomaly" on a weld on the pipeline was to blame.
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Global average temperature departures from average, showing the cold temperature anomaly south of Greenland.
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I'll admit that as an infrequent dater, I may be somewhat of an anomaly.
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But last night's test firing of the engines seems to have produced an anomaly.
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Two recent opinions by Justice Samuel Alito calling Abood an "anomaly" invited this litigation.
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Anomaly New York, which is behind the Mirren Budweiser campaign and the Squarespace campaign.
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"The success of the 0003 percent rule may be a historical anomaly," Pfau said.
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His baseball career, short and strictly professional, thus feels like something of an anomaly.
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There's National Comics, allusions to a Doctor Who-style show, and of course, Anomaly.
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Something so obvious and woven into her life was an anomaly to everyone else.
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Many professors interviewed at Yale and elsewhere said that this instance was no anomaly.
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Gong. This doesn't seem to be an anomaly: There are also reports of more
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England for an abortion even though her unborn child had a fatal skull anomaly:
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He said Trump's victory over Clinton may eventually be looked upon as an "anomaly".
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The Wall Street Journal: U.S. stocks have been an anomaly in the global markets.
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The Anomaly would be a Global Shards event, a complicated and labor-intensive operation.
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My professor isn't an anomaly; this is a common theme I'm seeing every day.
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Biking on Indigenous land is still an anomaly, and bike sharing even more so.
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Our medical expert wants you to know that the summer cold is no anomaly.
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There are several reasons givebacks like the one at JPMorgan are such an anomaly.
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But for me, The Gambia is no anomaly, but indicative of an emerging Africa.
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Still, the market's outsize gains around midterms are "a significant statistical anomaly," he said.
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Hard cases, like the fatal fetal anomaly cases, are meant to mean rare cases.
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But Professor LaFeber emphasized that the public mistrust between the two was an anomaly.
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At the time, it was an anomaly and seemed to jolt the entire country.
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Laurence des Cars is an anomaly in the male-dominated world of French museums.
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It's also somewhat of an anomaly in one of the nation's fastest-growing cities.
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But that appears to have reflected a statistical anomaly in the Current Population Survey.
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But this didn't reflect changes in anyone's income, it was just a statistical anomaly.
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The band doesn't merely understand, and revel in, what a historical anomaly it is.
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But the close ties between Austria's Freedom Party with Russia are hardly an anomaly.
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But that was an anomaly among cities with large immigrant populations and ownership rates.
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"Any time there's an anomaly, I think, 'There's a reason for that,'" she says.
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That makes A NOISE DOWNSTAIRS (Morrow/HarperCollins, $26.99) something of an artfully crafted anomaly.
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The 60-second commercial by Anomaly will air between the first and second quarters.
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After less then 10 minutes of scrolling through the data, Murphy noticed an anomaly.
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Or is the system so rigged that injustice cannot be treated as an anomaly?
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Spring has been particularly hasty and irregular this year, but this is no anomaly.
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In 228, this baffling phenomenon was given a name, the Great Plate Count Anomaly.
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Our current period of cartographical stasis might turn out to be a brief anomaly.
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Being a conservative who champions environmental challenges often leaves one feeling like an anomaly.
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Most people are horrified when they hear this, but my church is an anomaly.
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I have a lot of Republicans friends who want Trump to be an anomaly.
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The specifics of Amber's situation may be unique, but her story is not an anomaly.
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President Trump is an anomaly to them, they can't wrap their mind around his appeal.
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BROCK: I can&apost find words sufficient enough to explain what an anomaly that it.
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Which is why Nike's newest sports bra, the Fe/Nom, seems like an architectural anomaly.
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It will take additional study to definitively decide the origin of the newly-discovered anomaly.
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Again, I'd like to reiterate the anomaly occurred during a test, not during a flight.
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That's why we need to have more women in leadership, so we're not an anomaly.
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It's surprisingly quite "widespread" in the deep sea despite being largely an anomaly to experts.
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The terrifying part for Democrats is that Minnesota appears to be an anomaly right now.
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"[2017] was an anomaly and we are hoping that it stays that way," he said.
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Ancestry Canada's ad agency Anomaly Toronto did not immediately respond to emailed requests for comment.
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This "slight anomaly" was justified by the metal's impressive recovery, said its founder, Chris McIntyre.
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Suicide is often talked about like an anomaly, an extraordinary tragedy — yet it's heartbreakingly common.
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But most gender-dysphoric people have no known anomaly of hormones, physique or brain structure.
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If that were a member of your family, would you call that victim an anomaly?
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He's almost rap's version of Taylor Swift, an anomaly in a genre awash with politics.
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"I realized later, after working with them, that that was not an anomaly," he said.
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When it comes to natural resource rich countries and oil-dependency, Norway is an anomaly.
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This was tied with March 2015 for the ninth-largest monthly temperature anomaly on record.
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Today, it took that idea one step further when it added ransomware and anomaly detection.
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In theory, and in practice, once a market anomaly has been observed, it cannot continue.
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Clearly an anomaly when I started school; I was naturally bullied by the other kids.
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Rather, they say, the pause in growth from 2000 to 2006 is the true anomaly.
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In her experience as a matchmaker and relationship expert, Sullivan considers their story an anomaly.
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But the tricky part of anomaly detection is defining normal, because normalcy is highly contextual.
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That anomaly is perilously close to the temperature target contained in the Paris Climate Agreement.
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EVEN for such an unusual institution as Japan's imperial system, Emperor Akihito is an anomaly.
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On Friday night, Brett Jones came across a natural anomaly on a beach in Wales.
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Such horrors are looking ever less like an anomaly, however, and more like the rule.
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Young said Sensei would use "anomaly detection" to notice performance issues in a bank's app.
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First I had to figure out whether this was an anomaly or an undiscovered trend.
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"Norb himself is an anomaly, a man of contradiction," Strength & Health magazine observed in 1973.
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BUT THERE SEEMS TO BE SOME ANOMALY -- COHN: THERE'S SEASONALITY – PISANI: SOMETHING'S GOING ON THERE.
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By her reaction, errors would appear to be anomalies, and this anomaly has her dispirited.
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According to Parker, in all financial systems there are always anomaly transactions that take place.
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The brief period of Robinson's early baseball career that's always focused on is an anomaly.
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Many of those individuals have been with others who all simultaneously saw an aerial anomaly.
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But an extracurricular student-run theater company that produces a regular season is an anomaly.
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I thought that I was an evil anomaly in my hesitation to contact my father.
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"I think everybody knows that that was an anomaly," he said of the 2017 contest.
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Last week's scare was an anomaly in what residents describe as an otherwise peaceful neighborhood.
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The lack of religious faith so prevalent in our age is an anomaly in history.
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But "Crown Heights" nonetheless makes a powerful argument that Colin's imprisonment was hardly an anomaly.
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I suspect I am not the anomaly that my friends and family think I am.
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And that support is across the political spectrum -- an anomaly in our deeply polarized times.
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On the contrary, there's plenty of evidence to suggest that late blooming is no anomaly.
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By the time Lewis met Epstein, he was pondering the Great Plate Count Anomaly, too.
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"I think this was a tax anomaly," he told a Sydney radio station on Wednesday.
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Perhaps, then, what makes Trump such an anomaly is that he's never held elected office.
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In reality, what actually happened was less Grimms-ian and more of a meteorological anomaly.
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" "There is only one Donald Trump, and I think voters see him as an anomaly.
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Remember how women can still get an abortion if they have a "lethal" fetal anomaly?
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An Enormous Atmospheric Anomaly Has Been Spotted On VenusUsing the Akatsuki spacecraft, Japanese scientists have detected a large, bow-shaped anomaly in the …Read more ReadIn another amazing discovery, the probe spotted a 6,200-mile-long structure in the atmosphere that's refusing to budge.
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Exxon declared force majeure last week citing a "system anomaly" it observed during a routine check.
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Hayes pointed out that other experiments in Europe that will similarly attempt to explain the anomaly.
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A scandal within the television industry may make headlines, but harassment itself is hardly an anomaly.
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The steel door shuts behind you as you realize you're there; you're at the Phobos Anomaly.
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To McNamee, the way the Russians used the platform was neither a surprise nor an anomaly.
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Spencer used the technique and saw an anomaly on the evenings of February 9 and 11.
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Nonetheless, Rothwell is optimistic, even if Insecure is still an anomaly in a variety of ways.
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Prolonged work stoppages are uncommon in the modern economy, which makes this long strike an anomaly.
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It's because we're still an anomaly, and there's this expectation that you're gonna be like Superwoman.
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They depicted the Soviet period as an anomaly that had interrupted the course of Russian history.
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BTC-e, founded in 2011, always stood out as an anomaly among the major Bitcoin exchanges.
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It's the dumbest device Apple sells — a total anomaly — so why throw it a new refresh?
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Follow our Facebook Watch page Anomaly for more stories of people breaking rules and pushing boundaries.
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To Rand Paul: Lots of people thought you would be the anomaly candidate this election year.
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At the time, the manufacturers deemed the rupture an anomaly and did not alert safety regulators.
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The second-approach is a "catch-all" deep learning model that can flag any acoustical anomaly.
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But Seats — known as Skittlez to her employees and friends — is used to being an anomaly.
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President Trump is not an anomaly today (see Congressman Steve King of Iowa) or in history.
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The company has spent months investigating the anomaly under the oversight of the Federal Aviation Administration.
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But there's more: 1.13° is the largest anomaly for any month since records began in 1880.
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Whether you call it intermittent fasting or time-restricted eating, Buddha's ancient biohacking wasn't an anomaly.
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It's still an anomaly on public streets; GM told me only a few hundred have shipped.
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Auditors hope that better data-analysis techniques should allow for larger samples and better anomaly detection.
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Right now, SpaceX has simply chalked it up to an anomaly during a test engine firing.
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Was the West's period of dominance an anomaly, which could only ever have been short-lived?
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As a plus-size runner, Valerio is aware she is an anomaly on the jogging trails.
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This anomaly is out of the ordinary for ULA, which is known for its launch reliability.
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In New York, being gay is almost a social asset; in Eagle Pass, it's an anomaly.
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And I think being a woman eventually helped me, because I was more of an anomaly.
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Having the label of "rare" means you are an anomaly — and, unfortunately, anomalies are often ignored.
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" It then tweeted: "Anomaly was detected during its flight and further investigation will be carried out.
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But that moment was a bit of an anomaly, so it's not exactly a fair comparison.
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But that kind of rhetoric wasn't an anomaly — it's just how Russian leaders talk these days.
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The spectacle of the female fundamentalist celebrity is not recent, and she is not an anomaly.
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One of finance's best-known academics, Fisher Black, wrote up the low-beta anomaly in 1993.
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This ultimately has both cost and speed implications for customers dealing with problems like anomaly detection.
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It also makes the company an anomaly within a fintech industry that remains heavily male-dominated.
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An examination of Dreher's body of work reveals that his "shithole" defense is not an anomaly.
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The surprise 33,000 decline in nonfarm payrolls was largely written off as a storm-driven anomaly.
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Something so obvious and woven into her life was, she found, an anomaly to everyone else.
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But, really, the original Woodstock was the blip, the tie-dyed anomaly, the aberration of hope.
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In Charlottesville, white supremacists marched with guns and other weapons, and this is not an anomaly.
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An unexpected bulge below a dress alerts TSA agents to an "anomaly" that requires invasive inspection.
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Anomaly detection is valuable, but doesn't impede adversaries from using stolen information to discredit an election.
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"We have donations available based on our trending data, and this is an anomaly," Alexander said.
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Tragically, Chicago is hardly an anomaly — the same story occurs in communities all across the country.
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"We&aposre not an anomaly, and this isn&apost the last one [such deal]," he said.
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"Parents who deal with this often think their child is a clinical anomaly," Dr. Monti said.
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The groom, also 30, is a senior designer at Anomaly, a creative advertising agency in Manhattan.
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Owls represented a statistical anomaly; they were outliers who weren't, and perhaps still aren't, well understood.
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As a result of yesterday's anomaly we will no longer be attempting a launch this week.
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Instead, this questioning of the competence of black and brown leaders is not anomaly but motif.
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The spot, made by Anomaly Los Angeles, shows Hayley Magnus, an actress, doing a little dance.
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Is my experience — shouldering my mother's burden, and developing my own — an anomaly, or an inevitability?
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Was it a freakish anomaly, or could the Honeynut effect be repeated over and over again?
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Profitability is a challenge for neobanks, making Starling's position of nearing a breakeven point an anomaly.
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And yet it's no longer a historical anomaly, no longer some strange relic of the past.
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America's policies are an anomaly compared to the paid sick leave policy of other developed countries.
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The American military presence in northeast Syria was always an anomaly, unlikely to be sustained indefinitely.
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Boeing insiders can't claim that this is an anomaly, saying that Boeing's culture isn't like that.
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Which is a historical anomaly -- and best explained by this quote from retiring Republican Michigan Rep.
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According to the data, there was an anomaly with fare evasion enforcement in Transit District 22019.
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The next election will show whether the surge in the PAP's support was a patriotic anomaly.
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"Talladega was kind of an anomaly for us," Enfinger told the NASCAR Wire Service at Martinsville.
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Meanwhile, we could pretty much ride out that anomaly by lifting the cap on FICA taxation.
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Additionally, 97 of the instances included records of maternal complications or at least one congenital anomaly.
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Trump is both anomaly and abomination, and America wants to carve him out like a cancer.
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But that doesn't mean that boys like this are the norm — they are a dangerous anomaly.
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If there was an anomaly, but I don't know enough about when people usually turn off.
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Pompeo's current openness could be an anomaly, which he may choose to eschew down the line.
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That little bit of data, however, proves more and more an anomaly as the years go by.
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This inferiority complex followed me to college, where being a first-generation immigrant made me an anomaly.
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Gravitational anomaly says that changes in the shape of space can cause an imbalance in this handedness.
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And understanding the "reactor anomaly" fueling this conversation can have important implications for the nuclear power industry.
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It notes that it is "finalizing the investigation" into the "anomaly" responsible for the September 1 accident.
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But, Princess Diana's experience sadly wasn't an anomaly for women wishing to marry into the royal family.
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The rapid gain may be an anomaly, but the sector's outperformance is actually a longer-term trend.
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What happened in the Alabama Senate race wasn't an anomaly but our new normal heading into 2020.
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"We want our investors to know that fiscal 2017 is going to be an anomaly," Iger said.
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For the studio chieftain, Mr. Stiller represented a movie business anomaly: an American whose comedies travel well.
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It's still an anomaly to see one on the road, which is part of its decadent fun.
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He agrees that there is an anomaly in treating Anglicans, Jews and Quakers differently from other faiths.
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So if anything, the biennial design refresh of the iPhone has been an anomaly with Apple products.
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Joan Carlile — eventually identified by a TV art historian as the portrait's true author — was an anomaly.
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India and Bangladesh finally fixed the anomaly in 2015 with an elaborate exchange of land and people.
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Clemson could be an NCAA Tournament anomaly, and that's good Looking for a weird NCAA Tournament resume?
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Our contemporary neglect of our dream lives is not only a historical anomaly, but a particular paradox.
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The three deaths appear to be unrelated but they represent a worrying "anomaly," the police chief said.
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But this anomaly meant that Lawrence's VGM Player had to keep tabs on two things at once.
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That defeat may ultimately turn out to be an anomaly given her wins in Ohio and Illinois.
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Jilly's shut down, as did much of Manchester's thriving clubbing scene, and organized raves became an anomaly.
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"I'm in the camp that says last year was a little bit of the anomaly," Kloza said.
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That loss may ultimately turn out to be an anomaly given her wins in Illinois and Ohio.
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"We continue to review and analyze data from the anomaly," a representative for SpaceX tells The Verge.
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This makes me a bit of an anomaly among my fellow members of the games press, frankly.
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This would be even more of a statistical anomaly than Steph Curry's season of three-point shooting.
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"It's a huge anomaly," said Mark Walsh, head of innovation and investment at the Small Business Administration.
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All reports said the second stage anomaly had been fixed and the rocket was good to go.
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The game was an anomaly in the normally wide-open offensive track meets of Big 12 play.
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Eckhaus Latta is an anomaly among the trendy sportswear labels that otherwise populate New York Fashion Week.
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The anomaly of the limit to embryo research becomes evident when we compare it to abortion laws.
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Now they say that the health problems and early aging Dolly the sheep experienced were an anomaly.
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To get to the second floor, I took the escalator, which is an architectural anomaly in itself.
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I have been to every major medical facility and it's still an anomaly as to what happened.
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The experiences of Ms. Wu, who works for the gaming studio Giant Spacekat, are not an anomaly.
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"An urban heroin dealer not in possession of a firearm would be an anomaly," the judge wrote.
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However, if you look at what's been happening over the last few years, it isn't an anomaly.
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Known for her witty character Diane Johnson on ABC's black-ish, Martin is an anomaly in Hollywood.
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While this is definitely an uh, intense example of this trend online, it's far from an anomaly.
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Mr. Wicker's allies argue that the Alabama race was more an anomaly than a rejection of Washington.
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While she was still in the hospital she had an M.R.I. designed to look for this anomaly.
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Across all states, Election Day turnout slipped, an anomaly in a year when turnout had been rising.
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In 1989 it snowed a foot at Christmas, an anomaly in eastern North Carolina, where we lived.
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Not only that — the residents are also practicing social distancing, an anomaly for the usually affectionate group.
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Claudio Borghi told La7 TV the presence of the French state in Renault's capital was an "anomaly".
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Mr. Bernstein was not only an anomaly but also an upstart, an American interloper on European turf.
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O'Sullivan, in his sixth trip to the Series, shrugged off the first night pokiness as an anomaly.
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An anomaly is the difference between the data's absolute value and the average of the normal range.
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That makes Leonard Ely, a candidate who is a third-generation Palo Altan, something of an anomaly.
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One anomaly is the number of different brands sold with potentially the same whiskey in the bottle.
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Mr. Cain called the episode an anomaly at a company with an otherwise admirable reputation for safety.
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"This was not an anomaly — this was something that was happening all over the city," she said.
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Yet, they treated #Hot-Topics like an anomaly, an unnecessary waste of time compounded by inappropriate language.
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But Beijing's unofficial rule that state-owned enterprises cannot debut below book value caused a valuation anomaly.
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"The last two years, an increase in small parties is an anomaly in our system," she said.
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The CNN findings could be an outlier -- a statistical anomaly which occurs in polling by random chance.
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Here he will present material from his recently released album, "Anomaly," with his combo, the Big Machine.
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"We had 239 years of Republican governors, which appeared to be something of an anomaly," Moakley said.
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When "Boomerang" came out in 343 it was both an anomaly and a bit of a relief.
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The anomaly is the Stanford case,' Defense attorney Alexander Cross, who briefly represented Ramirez, told the Guardian.
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Sexual harassment allegations aren't an anomaly at Fox News — they reflect a deeper problem inside Fox headquarters.
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Resistance to anomaly is always about a choice to protect the familiar and convenient against the disruptive effect of difference; and resistance to human anomaly in particular is always about a choice to protect the personal advantages of segregation against the disruptive effect of integration by the Other.
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Campaigners have railed for years against the anomaly of a government that simultaneously sells cigarettes and discourages smoking.
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Back then, the events were experienced as an anomaly, an aberration and tragedy that would never happen again.
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I've grown up with very strong female role models, and it shouldn't be a trend or an anomaly.
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These double whirlpools are important for more than just proving a theorized but previously unobserved oceanic anomaly, though.
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"In a nutshell, the government shutdown should not impact our response to the anomaly with WFC3," she said.
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"If you look historically, Steven Chu and Ernie Moniz are the anomaly," said an aide to the committee.
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Girls' success in high school is an alternate reality, where female leaders are the standard, not the anomaly.
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What started as a preseason anomaly quickly became one of the biggest stories of the 2016 NFL season.
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Specifically, templates have been designed with Adobe Sensei artificial intelligence built in with anomaly detection and contribution analysis.
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Checkpoints, often subject to inscructable rules and the whims of armed men, are hardly an anomaly in Iraq.
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It seems almost an anomaly that "America first" went quiet for so long until its recent thunderous revival.
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The trends: The Camp Fire that tore through Paradise, California, is not an anomaly, Axios' Andrew Freedman explains.
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Autism is, of course, notoriously heterogeneous, and an autism diagnosis doesn't necessarily signify any single underlying biological anomaly.
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It's probably why we're such an anomaly in a good way, Hexvessel doesn't really fit into any mold.
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Why it matters: The anomaly could push back SpaceX's plans to launch humans from U.S. soil this summer.
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The bill also banned abortion in cases of "disability," which meant outlawing abortion in case of fetal anomaly.
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Tapping into the Latino influence only when it's convenient is not an anomaly that only happens in music.
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But there is one statistical anomaly that keeps rearing its head that I'd like to call 'bullshit' on.
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In the late '90s I thought the Columbine shootings were an anomaly, but several other school shootings followed.
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Scientists call this anomaly a "wobble," which might be the most adorable name for atmospheric irregularities ever created.
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We're hoping these copycat scenarios become more of an anomaly...and eventually a thing of the past altogether.
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The real-time alerts let them know when there is an anomaly they need to pay attention to.
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" (We're noticing a disturbing trend with the Brawn tribe.) He describes himself as "confident, rebellious and an anomaly.
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Trump is not an anomaly, but a product of trends within the Republican Party that go back decades.
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Gun violence in Chicago — it's not unheard of, it's not an anomaly for a kid to be shot.
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William N. Moore: The working homeless anomaly will continue until the affordable housing supply exceeds affordable housing demand.
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"We are looking at that 25 cent fee because it is an anomaly," Barnett told reporters in Perth.
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Bunk Police didn't once have an issue with security personnel at the Gathering, an anomaly in their work.
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Sheri Linden, The Hollywood Reporter: She's openhearted, not angsty — an anomaly within the DC Universe, "Extended" or otherwise.
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Governors Island is an anomaly—it never went through the same development as the rest of the city.
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As a DIY space that serves international art to Little Rock's suburban audience, Good Weather is an anomaly.
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This is a family where how much of a lack of surveillance they had was completely an anomaly.
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The situation is an anomaly in the world's second largest country where property rights are generally well-defined.
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If Democratic attacks on Carson were an isolated incident, we might be able to call it an anomaly.
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There's been a lot of hyperventilating over the tariffs, but they're hardly an anomaly of the Trump era.
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Lysen says it's the only time Wall gets to rest—and that in Maine, she isn't an anomaly.
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In fact, maybe the '90s and early-aughts were just an anomaly, a magical era for Black comedies.
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"Nobody wants to have an anomaly in the way the system matches and operates," the CBP official said.
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Even though she was an anomaly at her school, the internet reassured her that she was not alone.
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Unlike all the other experiments, which produced results that contradicted the LSND anomaly, MiniBooNE's measurement agreed with LSND.
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Similar laws are pending in state legislatures across the country because, terribly, my case is not an anomaly.
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CULTURE: The Basque language is something of an anomaly for linguists as it is unrelated to any other.
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But is Flint an anomaly, or does it sound the alarm to a much bigger, systemic lead problem?
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Given our system of checks and balances, the president's unencumbered ability to grant pardons is a constitutional anomaly.
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The father of the Constitution, James Madison, knowingly put his finger on what was behind this institutional anomaly.
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She's proud—but Cardi is also an anomaly to celebrity women who live by respectability politics and decorum.
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At age 3, Matthews had no idea that the NHL in the desert was something of an anomaly.
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While some flock to recognizable actors who appear relatable (or likable), people's fascination with Shannon is an anomaly.
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The list goes on, with the issues faced by Kaoteon far from being some kind of geographical anomaly.
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Gottehrer: "Vacation" was an anomaly on the second album, which really wasn't as good as the first one.
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Is this young team, which has lacked depth and the Huskies' usual big-game swagger, a mere anomaly?
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What I wanted were neighbors who would put up signs too, to make ours less of an anomaly.
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However young boxers were trained to fight defensively, Cassius Clay was determined to be an anomaly, a rebel.
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It's still a spatial anomaly that Ross' couch fit through the twists and turns of this NYC staircase.
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For Sven Groeneveld, a veteran coach now working with Sloane Stephens, the WTA's situation is also an anomaly.
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But without specific training on this anomaly, what pilot would think to turn off part of the plane?
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"In an era when the government is dialing back regulations, this seems like an odd anomaly," he said.
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"It is somewhat of an anomaly to have a profile about a staffer," said a former Senate colleague.
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On August 28, 20193, a video appeared online showing footage of every satellite operator's worst nightmare: an anomaly.
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Home Wi-Fi often doesn't have the same defenses—think firewalls and anomaly detection monitoring—of corporate environments.
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Mr. Cosby is an anomaly in the #MeToo movement, now that he is facing sentencing for his actions.
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But instead of opening doors for other lead actresses, her success is viewed by studios as an anomaly.
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If so, the current flowering of Hong Kong identity could one day look like a brief historical anomaly.
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"That anomaly resulted in the vehicle believing that the time was different than it actually was," Bridenstine said.
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" She raises the idea that "my experiences with psychosis are a spiritual gift rather than a psychiatric anomaly.
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This is an anomaly in the Iowa marketplace that we so far haven't seen play out anywhere else.
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"Are stories like Lundy's an anomaly, or are they very common?" she asked former immigration judge Bruce Einhorn.
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They've also signed two top-100 high school players for next season, but that could be an anomaly.
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As outrageous as it seems, it's not an anomaly — as many students in the U.S. unfortunately know full well.
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An interesting anomaly in the male population: a bumper crop of 48-year-olds who look like they're 63.
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Recommendation engines are everywhere, and while my Pinterest feed's transformation was rapid and pronounced, it is hardly an anomaly.
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"In short, the previous study appeared to be an anomaly rather than the norm for this population," Rose said.
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But there's reason to believe that the eye-popping Trump-fueled ratings from the 21 cycle were an anomaly.
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In the meantime, Cook hopes others can learn from her sad story – which many experts say is an anomaly.
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The idea of mainstream, straight-identified men—prominent, successful ones, even—molesting young boys is still deemed an anomaly.
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The test was canceled due to an "anomaly," thought the Air Force didn't get any more specific than that.
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The anomaly has triggered a debate within the government whether to hike borrowing and spending to stimulate sluggish demand.
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And just prior before we wanted to fire the SuperDraco there was an anomaly, and the vehicle was destroyed.
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But Rule 40(b) was a one-time anomaly, designed to minimize Ron Paul's role in the 2012 convention.
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Seeing WOC on screen in movies at all levels, from prestige to blockbuster to streaming, shouldn't be an anomaly.
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The past several years have seen an economic anomaly: sharply lower unemployment without an associated rise in labor costs.
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But the case was never solved — a statistical anomaly, as the vast majority of infant hospital abductions are closed.
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On Mars, a vast mountain belt—something planetary scientists call a "positive mass anomaly"—sits squarely on the equator.
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Most suffer only a minor genital anomaly, but doctors will struggle to classify a few as male or female.
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The fact that he is a Black man makes his actions an anomaly in the ongoing sexual assault dialogue.
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Details: According to NASA, April saw a global temperature anomaly of 25ºC, or 22014ºF, above the 20th century average.
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Just moments before the SuperDracos were ignited, an anomaly caused an explosion, resulting in the destruction of the capsule.
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The investigation is still ongoing, but a SpaceX press release issued yesterday attributed the anomaly to a faulty valve.
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Despite this, Bandini is an anomaly, the only new project to offer an updated version of Buenos Aires pizza.
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As for learning more about this Crew Dragon "anomaly," we're just going to have to hurry up and wait.
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It seems to be more of an anomaly that Ignite wasn't on the Galaxy S7 in the first place.
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A better reading of his flip-flop-flip on immigration may be that his liberal stance was an anomaly.
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Apple's relatively strong China performance isn't an anomaly or tied to any Asian enthusiasm for a quintessentially American brand.
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The vice chairman of the Pakistan's oil tankers association, Zaman Khan, said the accident last month was an anomaly.
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In the sample, African Americans were accurately depicted as both perpetrators and victims — an anomaly that demanded further study.
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Far from being a forensic anomaly, genetic genealogy is quickly on its way to becoming a routine police procedure.
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A more equal distribution of wealth is normal, and the growing clout of the 21914 percent is an anomaly.
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But unlike most other approaches of applying AI to moneymaking, Bridgewater's tactic isn't about anomaly detection, it's about mechanization.
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A spike in use might not be an anomaly at all for an e-commerce company on Black Friday.
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Without algorithms in place for anomaly detection, companies will always be one step behind and risk will only increase.
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And just prior before we wanted to fire the SuperDraco there was an anomaly and the vehicle was destroyed.
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As we enter awards season yet again, let us hope that she is not an anomaly, but a harbinger.
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Instead, it appears those three losses, in which Dallas dealt with injuries on its offensive line, were the anomaly.
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Dollar General has proven itself a retail anomaly in recent years as it thrives while its industry peers falter.
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Its triumph seems like something of an anomaly: It's a summer blockbuster about a dystopian world with crazy cars.
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"The country's enormous current account surplus is an anomaly at almost 9 percent of GDP," Praet told the newspaper.
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The show is an anomaly in a landscape full of art that's reacting to the ever-shifting political climate.
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When I emerged from Au Bon Pain, I found myself in a rare green plaza — an anomaly in Midtown.
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An anomaly is taking shape in the oil market — one that suggests the sheer force behind the recent rally.
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Baker's death was far from an anomaly in Licking County, Ohio, where 92 people have fatally overdosed since 2015.
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He didn't blame his parents; it was bad luck — an unpredictable anomaly — that the new development wasn't a playborhood.
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Is that a statistical anomaly, a result of a few random events in a relatively short period of time?
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For many hours, they patrolled the area "and were not able to detect any magnetic anomaly," Balbi told CNN.
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Turns out I was not an anomaly — my rental blip was reflective of larger operational issues within the company.
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One delightful anomaly is the Flying Saucer, a funky, would-be spaceship opened in 1978 as a French patisserie.
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I think the anomaly here is that Britain is in a completely different mood to the rest of Europe.
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"When a weird anomaly comes along like the Lemonade thing, I guess I'm weirdly prepared for it," she said.
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So the fact that St. Louis didn't erupt in the '203s is almost an anomaly or an outlying story.
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In the era in which she had chosen to reject monogamy, cohabitation and children, her declarations represented an anomaly.
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"That is an anomaly," said Chuck Wexler, the executive director of the Police Executive Research Forum, a policy group.
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His fickle view of right and wrong is an anomaly among those who are charged with carrying out justice.
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And that raises a different question: Is the Thorns' success a blueprint for women's pro sports, or an anomaly?
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But Mr. Rogers proved to be an anomaly among utility chiefs, who were often quick to dismiss green activists.
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These bunkers are not an anomaly; they are part of a legacy of improperly managed radioactive sites across Russia.
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I'd like to say this season was an anomaly, but actually I think this may be the new normal.
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"When you put all that together, it makes it clearly an anomaly that will not be repeated," Dickey said.
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But this much is certain: Once heralded as a Republican ambassador, she has been established as a Republican anomaly.
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When we are experiencing it, loss often feels like an anomaly, a disruption in the usual order of things.
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This makes him something of an anomaly in Japan, which has one of the world's most conservative corporate cultures.
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"Science operations with Hubble have been suspended while NASA investigates the anomaly," a statement from the space agency said.
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The gender fixation is a historical anomaly, a perfect storm of technology, psychology, and anxiety about a changing world.
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But for Republicans to dismiss Pennsylvania's 18th district as an anomaly is to miss the forest for the trees.
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College basketball has never been known for its predictability, but this season is — in no uncertain terms — an anomaly.
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Jimmy Butler has never been shy about controversy, but even for him, Wednesday night&aposs antics were an anomaly.
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Even Kerr acknowledged that the Cavaliers' turnovers in Game 286 — and the Warriors' contrasting number — had been an anomaly.
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As the biracial child of a single mother, I was an anomaly in the suburbs of Raleigh, North Carolina.
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No one knows, but it was most likely a drone, a flock of birds, or ... an atmospheric anomaly. Spooky.
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Therefore, the SST anomaly in the Nino 3.4 region ultimately defines which phase of ENSO is present (tmsnrt.rs/203Ql4kqs).
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In a town of sparkle and flash, rare books are an anomaly, but for the Baumans, they are lucrative.
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So what exactly is it that makes Liberty University such an anomaly when it comes to welcoming opposing ideas?
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Once again, he is an anomaly, preposterously ahead of schedule and now possibly doomed well before his time, too.
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This pool of water surprised me because I live in the desert, where such a thing is an anomaly.
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Dreams Worth More Than Money was recently certified platinum, an anomaly for street artists in 2017's rap landscape.
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No, Val loves Anomaly as deeply as its fans do, and knows it just as well as they do.
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Trudeau is an anomaly—I'm a bit of a fan—in a world that's becoming more and more conservative.
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Last year the TSA said they would stop using the word "anomaly" to describe the genitalia of trans passengers.
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Click here to view original GIFAn animation of the anomaly shows its stationary position above high altitude surface features, i.e.
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" One woman posted at length about her experience with a fetal anomaly, and why she thinks this requirement is "cruel.
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"Last year was a bit of an anomaly, and we are expecting more of a typical holiday season this year."
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"Thanks to our hard-working engineers, Curiosity is ready for limited science operations while the anomaly work continues," Lamm wrote.
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Those physicists are now reporting a so-called "gravitational anomaly" in a special kind of material, called a Weyl semimetal.
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I'd never been in that situation, and don't think I'll see it again, so it was an anomaly unto itself.
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It's hardly an NBA anomaly — teams with hopes of playing well into the playoffs rest key players with some regularity.
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That launch was scrapped just 13 seconds before liftoff over concerns of an anomaly discovered in the rocket's steering system.
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But America's newest, fanciest research vessel, the Sally Ride (named after the first American woman in space), is an anomaly.
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A similar anomaly occurred after the game; traffic from both states jumped above usual levels, but more so from Massachusetts.
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This anomaly was so severe that her fetus was likely to die in the womb or very soon after birth.
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Whether by design or not, the queen of America's new Teen Age is a distinctly modern anomaly: the anonymous superstar.
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Then in the unfortunate event that we have an anomaly like we had last fall, our team leads that investigation.
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But now, SpaceX is back to doing another failure investigation, after having recovered from its last big anomaly in 2016.
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AI might pinpoint atypical clauses in contracts, for example, but it cannot decide if the anomaly is a deal-breaker.
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If Warren keeps it up, Litan's case could wind up being less of an anomaly and more of a bellwether.
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If the system spots an anomaly, it pings one of the augmented farmers to isolate the problem before it spreads.
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Encouragingly, this behavior was replicated in computer simulations, which means mission planners stand a good chance of correcting the anomaly.
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An anomaly in the current situation, he says, is that this has occurred without an accompanying surge in oil prices.
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With a whopping 59 grams of sugar per 16 ounce serving, the Unicorn Frap is an anomaly of a beverage.
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It was quite an anomaly for the show, though, which went on to be nominated for seasons two through seven.
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Netflix's miss could be an anomaly or it could mark the end of a booming era for the streaming giant.
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It's no coincidence that Sessions was the anomaly in Trump's Cabinet, the seasoned vet in a clubhouse full of rookies.
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"I hope it's not just a trend, and that in the future our work is not some anomaly," she says.
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Finally, eagle-eyed readers may have noted an anomaly (or perhaps not) in regards to GFC's further backing of Goodlord.
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Winner: Los Angeles football fans A day ago, Los Angeles was an anomaly: A huge market without an NFL team.
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And I love it, without irony, because here it's not a joke—just a piquant, if kinda goofy little anomaly.
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The tool includes anomaly detection and employs machine learning to suggest data transformations that can improve the quality of data.
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If I look at the statistics, I don't see this major anomaly from a safety point of view at Amtrak.
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While plus-size women make up the majority of the American female population, in this world, she's almost an anomaly.
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They see Trump's success, not as an anomaly, but as a blueprint for their own path to freedom and prosperity.
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If anything, the lack of volatility in 21 seems like the anomaly, and it should be, based on market history.
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But some scientists see the Batagaika megaslump as an anomaly, and a potentially irreversible sign of worse things to come.
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Yet with only 13 seconds left to launch, Musk called it off, citing a small anomaly with the steering mechanism.
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Initially SpaceX said the explosion was caused by an "an anomaly on the pad," which resulted in the vehicle's loss.
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But the relatively newly built State Kremlin Palace is clearly an architectural anomaly in the Kremlin rather than the norm.
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While some villagers think the anomaly is just a coincidence, others, like Frischko, say it's been going on for decades.
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WE TALKED TO ALL THE ECONOMISTS IN WASHINGTON TO TRY TO FIGURE OUT WHY THAT FIRST QUARTER IS AN ANOMALY.
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And I think what many would say is, what makes us great is America is an anomaly in the world.
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He is also well into middle age, an anomaly in terrorism cases, in which the defendants tend to be young.
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He was one of a kind, a baseball anomaly from start to finish, playing in a timeframe all his own.
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The bill also banned abortion in cases of "disability," which meant outlawing abortion even in cases of serious fetal anomaly.
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I mean, if you haven't experienced at least one mortifying lipstick-on-your-teeth moment, you're an anomaly, my friend.
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The track is an anomaly in that it's one of the few that didn't unfold conceptually as it was written.
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As far as the band was going, we were this strange anomaly in the punk and hardcore scene of music.
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Songwriting is the thing that's an anomaly in some ways to me nowadays—people don't focus on songwriting enough. Songs.
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The American current account deficit — the broadest measure of the balance of trade in goods and services — is an anomaly.
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It makes the NRA seem like an anomaly instead of an evil that's hard-baked into American culture and ideals.
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Let us not be deluded into thinking that Dr. Nassar's case is an anomaly except, one hopes, in its magnitude.
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This suggests to Mr. Melstrom that vegetarianism was not an anomaly in crocodyliform history, but evolved at least three times.
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I am fully aware that me carrying a gun legally is an anomaly, especially in the state I live in.
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There's little reason to think that Trump's environmental and climate policy will be some unpredictable, idiosyncratic anomaly like Trump himself.
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The worst times are when my chest is flagged as an anomaly and a male TSA agent feels me up.
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One such anomaly/rarity is Off-White, designed by the multihyphenate (and onetime Kanye West right-hand man) Virgil Abloh.
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Banh Cuon 219 in the 27th has incredibly clear yet bold broth, served alongside the right herbs (a true anomaly).
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This house, a sleek contemporary with a stucco exterior and metal accents, is an anomaly, according to the listing agent.
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Newscasts report a glowing orange anomaly in the atmosphere, and characters recall their service in the War for the Archipelago.
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Ivo van Hove is an anomaly: an avant-garde European stage auteur who has become a name brand on Broadway.
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JW: I think it's easy for people to view that man and his views as an anomaly, as an abnormality.
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Did officials feel compelled to brief lawmakers because they noticed an anomaly in the volume of inauthentic accounts or posts?
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This makes "In Jackson Heights" — about a polyglot, lower-middle-class section of Queens — an anomaly in the Wiseman canon.
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In the cutthroat world of New York real estate, the Rudins were an anomaly: They gave landlords a good name.
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Destiny's connection to NASA became more concrete earlier in 2019 when astronomers discovered an anomaly beneath the Lunar South Pole.
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Once you've ticked off all those boxes, keep on playing until a Space Anomaly appears in whichever system you're exploring.
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Epstein did not learn about the anomaly until after he migrated to Massachusetts, in 1989, but the idea resonated immediately.
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But Bentley was an anomaly, one of the few born with the condition that didn't have heart defects, Walker said.
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So the anomaly was sort of that you were able to build a big business on that prior to this.
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Worth noting: Doctors generally don't recommend IUDs for birth control for anyone with an anomaly that distorts the uterine cavity.
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The star KIC 8462852 doesn't just have a snappy, memorable name, it's also an unsolved anomaly 1,500 light years away.
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I think a lot of people still want to believe that something like what happened in Pennsylvania is an anomaly.
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The choices Trump has made so far in setting up his administration suggest that pattern of behavior wasn't an anomaly.
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"The country's enormous current account surplus is an anomaly at almost 9 percent of GDP," Praet told L'Opinion in an interview.
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But one bright spot appears to be the return of some science operations by Curiosity following a memory anomaly last month.
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To correct the anomaly, the government says it plans to introduce a "gender-neutral" legislation in the next session of parliament.
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Either we're looking at a freakish anomaly here or the beginnings of a dystopian dining future I don't want to contemplate.
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The flawed structure of higher education assistance programs makes them an anomaly among other key parts of our social insurance system.
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"What happened last week was an anomaly," Arkansas Department of Corrections spokesman and legislative liaison Solomon Graves told state lawmakers Tuesday.
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All images courtesy of Hylian ASMR Even so, the Tennessee-based YouTuber Hylian ASMR is an anomaly within the ASMR community.
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Walsh said the influx her group has seen wasn't an anomaly -- partner programs across the country have seen a similar trend.
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We don't know if this is just some strange statistical anomaly or something we will see more of in the future.
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That proposal would have been an anomaly among legalization laws, in that it lacked any provision to regulate the marijuana industry.
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Pompeo's critics stressed that he was not an anomaly, but part of a broader nativist agenda pushed by the Trump administration.
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The developer's public Trello page, used to track in-game problems, is now empty except for a photo of the anomaly.
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Then on January 6, after a seismic anomaly occurred within North Korean territory, the country claimed to have actually tested one.
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Had they not, we would have heard there was an anomaly during the test and that this capsule was rendered unusable.
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Not too long ago, seeing a man wearing makeup in his day-to-day life would have been considered an anomaly.
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The evidence is clear that the job growth slowdown this year is the beginning of a trend, and not an anomaly.
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Since seahorses are missing the gene for pelvic fins, the team decided to test this anomaly on another species: the zebrafish.
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This is a true anomaly for those following the stock, and a potential reward for those brave enough to buy it.
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As viewers, we're meant to relate to the anomaly among the uniform, to imagine the holy phone left off its hook.
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In 2014, Virgin Galactic's first SpaceShipTwo experienced an "in-flight anomaly" and crashed, killing one pilot and seriously injuring the other.
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"I am concerned that the fires we just experienced are not an anomaly and may represent the new normal," Jones said.
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You can see that as the months go by, the hot water anomaly contracts as the icy undercurrent grows in size.
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Bad weather baseball is becoming less and less of an anomaly as climate change continues to mess with our national pastime.
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An abortion after that time would likely occur because of a serious fetal anomaly or for the health of the woman.
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"Finishing the investigation and resolving this anomaly is actually our prime focus, certainly for me, right now," said Koenigsman per SpaceNews.
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Part of the reason for the shift to winter grade is the anomaly in the structure of the market, traders said.
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Image: SpaceXIt's been nearly a week since an anomaly triggered the engine failure of a SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule during testing.
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The panelists did not disclose the stage at which the anomaly occurred during the test, or whether the Crew Dragon exploded.
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But as "A History of the Rag & Bone Shop of the Heart" makes clear, Shakespeare and Company was always an anomaly.
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Within the monocultural landscape of Australian film and television, Luc, who is of Vietnamese and Chinese background — is clearly an anomaly.
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And yet, despite its future superstar guests and its status in rap lore, Below The Heavens is also a complete anomaly.
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And all that these guys can really do is continue to look and refine their experiments, hoping to find some anomaly.
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And even his adversaries will admit that he's an anomaly in the Trump administration: a skillful practitioner of the Washington game.
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On the face of it, it doesn't make much sense, and it could be an anomaly for aggressive investors to exploit.
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Justice Samuel Alito sent strong hints of this willingness in two recent cases, calling Abood "something of an anomaly" in 2012.
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To make sure our experience wasn't an anomaly, we set out to study the state of diversity in asset management ownership.
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"The practices in Maplewood are not an anomaly," Alexes Harris, a sociologist at the University of Washington, said in an email.
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Even if the Intel self-driving car service is only happening in Israel, it shows that this tech isn't an anomaly.
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Kazarian says he saw an "anomaly" in the pricing of Greek bonds at the time that he may not find again.
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In Latin America, the persecution of political dissenters is not just a Venezuelan anomaly, where there are some 180 political prisoners.
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Ashford's victory in 2014 was an anomaly in a year when Republicans won the largest House majority since the Great Depression.
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Another anomaly was that the rats exposed to the radiation lived longer on the whole than animals in the control group.
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Newly publicized documents suggest today that a once-classified anomaly risked killing the Apollo 11 crew during their return to Earth.
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Despite her age, she was still bleeding almost monthly, and this anomaly was a strain on the organization of her self.
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My father is a native South Sider, but I was an anomaly, growing up less than a mile from Wrigley Field.
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An Indiana law that would have banned abortions based solely on a fetus's disability or genetic anomaly has also been blocked.
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Fink said it remains to be seen whether the GDP figure is an anomaly or reflects a true decline in momentum.
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Jennifer Baker, a spokeswoman for the N.R.A.'s Institute for Legislative Action, called Mr. Conley's reported online firearm purchase an anomaly.
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Mr. Trump, in other words, isn't so much an anomaly as he is a pure distillation of his party's modern essence.
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As far as you're aware, was that an anomaly or is that happening on a larger scale and not being reported?
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The good news for Marvel, Netflix, and Jones's career is that Iron Fist feels like an anomaly rather than the norm.
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McCain felt until the end of his life that Trump represents a historical anomaly and a diversion from America's traditional leadership.
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The astonishing jump was influenced by an anomaly: the C-Suite windfall from Pfizer's blockbuster $19803 billion acquisition of Array BioPharma.
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James, who is 69, is an almost total anomaly in the political world: a black female Republican who supports Donald Trump.
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WONDER A boy with a facial anomaly (Jacob Tremblay) must deal with the difficulty of being the new kid in school.
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The circulation numbers have remained steady over the past several years — an anomaly given the sweeping national trend of falling circulations.
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Scientists are working to understand whether this anomaly affected the amphipods that are the main source of food for the whales.
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Unfortunately, as an organically deployed and emotionally resonant story beat, this bit qualifies as an anomaly in an otherwise scattershot hour.
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This modest chef-owned storefront restaurant in Paddington is a bit of an anomaly; flashy restaurant groups dominate Sydney's dining scene.
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"I had just had my third child, which I didn't realize would be such an anomaly in business school," he said.
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Since then, shares of United Continental Holdings, the airline's parent, have rebounded smartly, so perhaps investors consider the incident an anomaly.
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In the decade-plus since they were playing druggie house parties, Foals have grown into a very specific modern-day anomaly.
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Firefly is coordinating closely with local authorities and emergency response personnel as it investigates the anomaly and refines its contingency procedures.
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He also has two World Series rings, which would make him an anomaly in the club he is about to join.
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It's the combination of the unknown factor and your mind wandering to what it could be, trying to explain the anomaly.
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Some reports recalled the weather anomaly known as "January Thaw" and cited it as a plausible cause of the springtime temperatures.
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It's just an anomaly that always happens and you've got to be aware of it when you're investing around a metal.
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Detecting that an anomaly had taken place, the Crewed Dragon fired its Draco rocket engines, separating it from the Falcon 9.
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Trump, seeking to end that anomaly, is asking voters to choose either Eddie Rispone, a businessman, or U.S. Representative Ralph Abraham.
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But baby boomers are an historical anomaly whose retirement will present a short-term bubble of Social Security and Medicare demand.
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The declaration came after the company observed a "system anomaly" during a routine check of its loading facility on July 14.
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Dr. Bello's fatal victim was Dr. Tracy Sin-Yee Tam, 32, a hospital anomaly — she was trained in the United States.
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But physicists have yet to observe this phenomenon, with the unwieldy name of mixed axial-gravitational anomaly, and confirm the prediction.
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What Texas does is an anomaly, as many cities opt for tax hikes to raise their own funds for large events.
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Alice In Chains was a bit of an anomaly among the bands that sprang out of Seattle in the early 90s.
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But that did not happen — the stations with overwhelming results for the official candidate were simply an anomaly, a statistical impossibility.
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But it's such an anomaly up north that medical professionals in the region might be caught off guard, the authors warned.
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But New York is something of an anomaly with respect to the crime increases that occurred in the more recent past.
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He was young and white, an anomaly in the city's drug trade, which earned him an infamous nickname: White Boy Rick.
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While states like New Mexico show what a model approach to student lunch debt might look like, it is an anomaly.
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" Until a proper survey is done, Shine says we need to be cautious "because there is an anomaly which occurs with sonar readings taken close to the side walls called lobe echoes, which can give misleading results about the depth," adding that "it doesn't matter how sophisticated your sonar equipment is, you can still get this anomaly.
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But the gap between his merely-strong work on the weekly grind and his otherworldly performances in majors remains a remarkable anomaly.
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Some think this anomaly could be evidence of dark matter, and would mean that dark matter has less mass than we thought.
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Essentially, researchers found that the size of the anomaly changed as the elemental composition of Daya Bay's radioactive fuel changed over time.
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Those headlines sparked lots of conversation, but Hayes' new analysis shows that the uranium-235 results might not explain away the anomaly.
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Here's a map modeling the average temperature anomaly (how far temperatures are from average, around the world, for this time of year).
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It's not totally clear how widespread this issue is, but it does not appear to be an anomaly, according to Working Washington.
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But from the beginning it's clear that this is not a simple case of a micrometeorite or some other common space anomaly.
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Analysts are writing off the large increase in oil inventories as an anomaly, in part due to a large increase in imports.
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But the moments where they [come together], this sequence shouldn't be an anomaly, and it's so cool to see them all together.
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"The concept of a black woman running without institutional support is not an anomaly; if anything it's the common factor," she said.
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The same is true for the existing speech-to-text and text-to-speech services, as well as the existing anomaly detector.
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That being said, SpaceX recently suffered what the company called an "anomaly" when a Falcon 9 rocket and its payload caught fire.
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Or was Jurassic Park an anomaly, a rare example of what was possible for women in blockbusters rather than the new norm?
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Only time will tell whether 2015 was an anomaly or marks a significant shift in the way readers are thinking about books.
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Interestingly, no new coronavirus cases were reported during the meetings, an anomaly the government has attributed to a lack of testing kits.
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The former showed "no anomaly" and the latter gave me upload, download, and ping times comparable to Ookla's industry-standard speed test.
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She's an anomaly in her friend group: the only child of a young, single mom, and her life is decidedly less privileged.
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That's the largest class of candidates the Arizona Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee has seen in two decades, and it's not an anomaly.
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Yet the long-run data reveal that the high rates of return on government debt seen in the 1980s were an anomaly.
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That refers not to Natalie Portman losing her marbles on pointe but to some cataclysmic but inexplicable anomaly – in short, a glitch.
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The Genes in Space experiment could potentially explain this anomaly, and offer further insight into the relationship between telomeres and extended spaceflight.
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First discovered in the 1970s, the heat anomaly was thought to be the remnants of an ancient hotspot in the Earth's mantle.
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A SpaceX Crew Dragon experienced an "anomaly" during ground tests that manifested as a column of smoke rising from the spacecraft's thrusters.
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The anomaly occurred during the Vega rocket's second stage ignition, at which point mission control lost its telemetry link from the launcher.
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"Groin Anomaly" shows her struggling with the physical effects of AIDS, and the effect her HIV-positive status has on her relationship.
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When I scan the planet, I get a strange reading; my computer calls it a "vile anomaly," something I've never seen before.
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One costume anomaly here is that in subsequent scenes with her Dothraki captors, her dragon necklace is suddenly smaller and missing wings.
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The discoveries occurred as the scientists were investigating the region's close proximity to the Great Attractor, a gravity anomaly in intergalactic space.
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To make this feel like even more of an anomaly, Cleveland's opposing three-point rate is actually lower with LeBron than without.
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As a Mexican-American woman, I understand that I'm a historical anomaly for seeking out and voluntarily undergoing a tubal ligation procedure.
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No cause was given for the anomaly, nor were any new details disclosed about possible delays to NASA's languishing Commercial Crew Program.
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In the immediate aftermath of the collapse of Lehman Brothers, the anomaly could be put down to a temporary freezing of markets.
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"The CFPB is the first of its kind and a historical anomaly," wrote Judge Brett Kavanaugh in the court's 110-page opinion.
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Observations of the stars around the constellation Scorpious from August 23 to November 20 of 2017 revealed such an anomaly: EPIC 249706694.
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The pharmaceutical industry has invested heavily in trying to recreate the benefits of this naturally evolved anomaly using drugs and genetic engineering.
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In a country and art world that routinely recognizes people as being either white or black, Haji Omar's heritage is an anomaly.
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Turkey proved to be the biggest anomaly in January, with additional support from several Asian buyers, including Japan, South Korea and Indonesia.
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Outflows from stocks during the strong rally have been heavy and persistent — an anomaly that should count as a bullish contrarian signal.
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The water crisis in Metro Manila - a sprawl of 2500 adjoined cities populated by about 24 million people - is hardly an anomaly.
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Mr Snyder, the author of the Cranky Flier blog, hasn't been the only person to notice this price anomaly in recent days.
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Finally it requires having tools to work this data to recognize when there is an anomaly that could indicate a security problem.
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Recently, a leading European bank used this kind of anomaly-based detection in an attempt to detect cases of SME lending fraud.
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The 60-second spot, created by ad agency Anomaly, is one of two Budweiser will run during the Big Game this year.
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The rebellious far right-wing agenda that made Moore a judicial anomaly now seems politically popular, at least in his Dixie state.
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Benioff is something of an anomaly among Silicon Valley CEOs — he was actually born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Benioff is something of an anomaly among Silicon Valley CEOs — he was actually born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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These Trump officials have weaponized their religious beliefs, and by doing so they've demonstrated again that this administration is not an anomaly.
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But, as with so many things when it comes to Trump, this tendency toward normalization undersells the historic anomaly we are witnessing.
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Today, in an era of data-driven assessments, Central Park East I remains an anomaly, proud of its spirit of total freedom.
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Mr. Kaspersky is something of an anomaly in Russia, a businessman who built a global brand from scratch, using brains and persistence.
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What is it about the state of the spirit of the American people that gives rise to a political anomaly like Trump?
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UPC's Swiss revenue was down 0.7% in 9M17; an anomaly for a cable business more typically used to enjoying challenger-type growth.
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Silicon Valley, then, is no anomaly, but rather the most recent and most vivid manifestation of our dissatisfaction with our own humanity.
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"This is very important because it allows us to correlate and confirm the acoustic anomaly from the U.S. report yesterday," Balbi said.
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As a female managing director at a prominent investment firm in New York City, a professional I'll call Amy is an anomaly.
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He argues that the long fall in inequality in the 20th century was an anomaly driven by wars and government-backed oligopolies.
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My bet is an obvious one: That the average voter will want a price which suggests that $80 has been an anomaly.
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They were hoping to catch a glimpse of the avian anomaly, who was now camped out in the rushes below Belvedere Castle.
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His cellphone rarely rings, an anomaly in a country where everyone seems to relish constant streams of telephone calls and text messages.
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Honda and Takata have said that they treat that episode as an anomaly, not similar to subsequent ruptures that prompted safety recalls.
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At first, it was just the odd gadget erupting into flames, an anomaly of a single battery that may have been defective.
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It was my only platform, and I might be the anomaly because, as I mentioned, I wasn't a super active self-promoter.
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Cirrus clouds, which are those wispy rippled structures that form at high altitudes over 20,000 feet, are something of a nephological anomaly.
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As bizarre as that debut episode was for Spicer, if that had been an anomaly, Spicer's credibility could have been re-habilitated.
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That's an anomaly at Stratford, whose focus is usually less on machinery than on performance and whose ethos is usually more earnest.
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Founded in 2005, soon after Facebook, Reddit has always been something of an anomaly among companies whose content was generated by users.
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With Disruptor Beam's newest mobile game, Star Trek Timelines, players take on all generations of Trek characters to find a temporal anomaly.
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A story like Issa's makes him somewhat of an anomaly, especially when you consider the current financial state of many U.S. adults.
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It is in this context that I find Sifang Museum's current exhibition Mountain Sites: Views of Laoshan an extraordinary and welcome anomaly.
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Dr. Fox said he could not explain why homicides by romantic partners had risen and wondered if the increase was an anomaly.
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Although he is white, having grown up in a trailer behind his grandparents' house, he is an anomaly among national team stars.
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Weight remains perhaps the most stubborn bias in the entertainment industry, where success for plus-size actresses is viewed as an anomaly.
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But when I look at page 500 of the book versus the other 499 pages, we are living in an actual anomaly.
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While some initial tests were successful, a final test of the capsule's rocket thrusters caused an anomaly that led to an explosion.
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Tinslee was born with a rare heart defect called Ebstein's anomaly and suffers from chronic lung disease and severe chronic pulmonary hypertension.
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The satellite experienced a "major anomaly that resulted in significant and irreversible thermal damage to its batteries" in December, the filing said.
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"Spaceway-1 suffered a major anomaly that resulted in significant and irreversible thermal damage to its batteries," DirecTV said in the filing.
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But the two companies deemed it "an anomaly" and did not issue a recall or seek the involvement of federal safety regulators.
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There are currently three possible causes being analyzed, a US defense official confirmed to CNN: Birds, an atmospheric anomaly or a drone.
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Like Epstein, Lewis believed that, if the anomaly could be reframed as a problem of bacterial isolation, then it could be circumvented.
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"Frantz" is something of an anomaly in a series where the most controversial and acclaimed films push boundaries and blur genre distinctions.
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The expedient answer would be to dismiss O'Rourke's telegenic political rise as an anomaly in the firmament of this state's unyielding conservatism.
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The series of video, radio and photo ads were created in partnership with pro-bono ad agency Anomaly and the Ad Council.
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"I think the entire election of 2016 from start to finish was an anomaly," said New Hampshire Democratic Party Chair Ray Buckley.
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An international team of scientists discovered this anomaly in a tabletop apparatus in Zurich examining the properties of a tiny metallic ribbon.
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One speaker at the committee meeting also noted that LA has been home to countless famous people, and Ackerman isn't an anomaly.
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All of this is to say: I was not that unique, standout, thoughtful anomaly people have in their heads of veteran writers.
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The law doesn't prohibit abortion for a lethal fetal anomaly that is reasonably certain to cause death within 3 months after birth.
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Maybe full-time and organised employment, which evolved in the West over the last 100 or so years, will prove a historical anomaly.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is a sign she is not -- I think she&aposs not an anomaly, she&aposs not a glitch.
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It shows daily temperature anomaly — or how different global temperatures were compared to a baseline from 1979 to 2000 — around the whole world.
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She said that while African-American actors had seen a lot of success in the last year, it could easily be an anomaly.
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For reasons unknown to even fashion insiders, it's difficult to understand just why one-for-one brands remain an anomaly in the industry.
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"The pilot reported a landing gear anomaly or a malfunction of the landing gear," NTSB air safety investigator Andrew Todd Fox told reporters.
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The Backstreet Boys had three costume changes (four if you include them taking off their jackets.) By pop music standards, that's an anomaly.
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Rather than introducing Pennywise as an eerie anomaly, a glitch in the universe, the trailer presents the moment as a straightforward jump scare.
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From the outside, it probably looked a bit silly, all of this attention focused on a virtual anomaly that wasn't even doing much.
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"The initial tests completed successfully but the final test resulted in an anomaly on the test stand," the company said in a statement.
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From hundreds of miles away he showed colleagues how to negotiate a blast injury and operate on a congenital anomaly affecting the hand.
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But such a contract is an anomaly reserved for the game's top few, and owners still have little incentive to change the structure.
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With this kind of health anomaly, which is actually normal biology in disguise, at work, he cautions all parties involved against moving forward.
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Submarine-spotting aircraft carry "magnetic anomaly detectors" (MAD) which pick up disturbances in the Earth's magnetic field caused by a submarine's metal hull.
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Image: WikimediaInvestigating a strange electrical anomaly, geologists have discovered an enormous water reservoir beneath the now-dormant Uturunco volcano in the Bolivian Andes.
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In the age of digital images and selfies, Hall's paintings are an admirable anomaly for their insistence on the primacy of direct experience.
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Henson's character, Mary, is an anomaly: It's not every day we see a 47-year-old Black woman play an ass-kicking assassin.
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We have sought all available data to support the investigation in a timely manner following the anomaly, as expected for any responsible investigation.
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Three years ago, LHCb observed a similar anomaly when observing decays in a different B meson, the B+, with a 2.6 sigma significance.
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As other researchers have noted, this curious position suggests Sputnik Planum is a positive mass anomaly—an unusually heavy patch of Pluto's crust.
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Airbnb, a $2236 billion company and an anomaly in the category, has raised $210 billion in that same time frame, according to PitchBook.
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He was an anomaly as a child and teenager in his town, although a few close friends also got out and became artists.
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Chasen specializes in maternal-fetal medicine and the majority of abortions he performs are in planned pregnancies where a fetal anomaly is discovered.
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Bindeman became pregnant again a few months later, only to discover the fetus had the same rare brain anomaly and the same prognosis.
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