It's report named two main groups: Fancy Bear (APT 2000) and Cozy Bear (APT 22).
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"Employers and clients are more apt to take risks on them and more apt to give them opportunities."
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However, since they are apt to live longer, their suffering, if not alleviated, is apt to last longer.
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The 2016 word of the year seems pretty apt The 2016 word of the year seems pretty apt It's official.
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The GW100s feature Bluetooth 4.2, and for codecs they support apt-X and AAC but not apt-X HD or LDAC.
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It was either APT 10 "or someone that wants us to go public and say it's [APT 10]," Div told TechCrunch.
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It's an apt choice, and an apt title — so much of Dunmore's work has been about what lies hidden beneath the surface.
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And by a 40% to 33% margin, Americans say Trump's top appointees are more apt rather than less apt to misuse taxpayer money.
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So, "sudo apt-get install gimp" would install the GIMP image editor, and "sudo apt-get install vlc" would install the VLC media player on your Chromebook.
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APT 70 will be followed eventually by the APT 880 that will haul 880 pounds of cargo around the skies, for some truly Texas-sized package delivery.
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So getting this straight, you "accidentally" walk into someone else's apt (how do you get in?) shoot them dead, realize then it wasn't your apt, be like "oh my bad"?
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The title of Woodward's book -- "Fear" -- is apt here.
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Directed by: Bryan SingerWritten by: Brandon BoyceBased on: Apt Pupil (collected in Different Seasons) It's hard to view Apt Pupil objectively, as controversy has followed the film since before it even hit theaters.
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It was apt when they played basketball in New Orleans.
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Open Source is an apt home for Nothing Is Destroyed.
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Looked at another way, though, the unveiling was very apt.
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"Unimaginable" is an apt word for the pain Duffy suffers.
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It was a somber record, but apt for the time.
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The album's strong second single, "Curious," is an apt example.
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Pretty apt, going by the band's invincible status right now.
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Renfro and Ian McKellen in a scene from Apt Pupil.
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Kitchen witchery, or using food for magic, is also apt.
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A tax like this is apt to change that dynamic.
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" To which he added a few apt descriptors: "Unfathomable. Bottomless.
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And, seen in this light, the Android strategy seems apt.
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A more apt question would be, WHAT could it be.
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Older patients are simply more apt to have chronic pain.
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If Clinton is elected, her timing will be very apt.
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The aphorism is apt for people carrying lots of debt.
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Here, too, the smartphone analogy could prove apt, carmakers say.
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But another analogy from the period might be more apt.
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Yet officials may rue the volatility it's apt to bring.
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Perhaps the comparison to the WWE event was most apt.
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That, too, won't do here — at least outside your apt.
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So the Netflix comparison is actually pretty apt here. Yeah.
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At first, the comparison to seems like an apt one.
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Delphia says Pittsburgh is apt destination for van Herpen's designs.
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The connection to the [2018 Winter] Olympic games seemed apt.
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Mike: That's an apt description of my general worldview, Farhad.
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Very Hollywood, all, and apt for this big award weekend.
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The title of his exhibition, Editions of You, seemed apt.
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Mr. Howie pressed on, as producers are apt to do.
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Bret Stephens: For once, the word "yuge" seems entirely apt.
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"Objects are apt to wander," he wrote in his book.
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It's an apt welcome back for the museum's sixth expansion.
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The episode was an apt metaphor for Trump's governing style.
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Perry's description of it as "parlor" literature is so apt.
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But now, she's as apt to see new college graduates.
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This might sound dangerous and apt for a crushed finger.
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FireEye has attributed some of Chafer's activity to APT 34.
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Businessman T.J. Zlotnitsky offers another apt example of this demographic.
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You are apt to run into people you once knew.
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They are more apt to do that with international support.
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As far as metaphors go, this one was chillingly apt.
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Water is an apt analogy for the concept of time.
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The comparison with the Catholic Church is apt, if imperfect.
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Friends call me "The Stevil Dead" which is apt for sure.
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The comparison is too apt and too timely not to laugh.
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That's an apt metaphor for the Tel Aviv metal scene, too.
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We worry that Jimmy Carter might be the more apt comparison.
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You're the comic relief AND very apt metaphor this night needed.
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And tsunami is an apt description of what we now face.
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"Lift-off" is at last an apt metaphor for monetary policy.
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TSA Precheck apt was the easiest 12 minutes of my life.
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It turns out that "high" is an apt descriptor, neurologically speaking.
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But in one crucial aspect, the comparison could be quite apt.
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In short, the evening became an apt metaphor for the campaign.
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A more apt name would have been "We Are the Champions".
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No flexible flow or crystalline enunciation, yet every apt word distinct.
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It's an apt line, for the man excels at self-objectification.
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When your legislator moves on, you're more apt to be tapped.
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Here is a more apt word as to what happened: pffft.
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If you don't find them at the Queen West club Apt.
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The artist's decision to leave the clay unpainted is equally apt.
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"LAND of a thousand hills" is an apt nickname for Rwanda.
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As always, it's the poor who are apt to suffer most.
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It spewed out some apt comparisons to the Knights' new logo.
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Which is apt because this place is not designed for walking.
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And maybe that's an apt description of me these days, too.
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Moreover, as an apt thematic match for Coco, Pixar's upcoming Nov.
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Republicans are more apt than Democrats or independents to say so.
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One of the Jackson Heights entries, 34-5003 82nd Street, Apt.
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In some ways, that's an apt metaphor for the show itself.
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Both APT 28 and Guccifer were using French infrastructure for communications.
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Italy has been an apt place to land for Tony Pappano.
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"The American dream" is an apt phrase, because dreams are illogical.
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Without such support, however, retailers are apt to feel the pinch.
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Presumably, he meant "bleeding-heart idealist," but the phrase seemed apt.
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The play is running at the Harold Pinter Theater — how apt!
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The timing of this beautiful show seems both apt and awkward.
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It feels apt, symbolic, all this mess behind an orderly front.
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GoldLink raps over BPMs more apt for house than hip-hop.
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Politicians are apt to use history selectively when it suits them.
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He's tired, and with that, we're more apt to see mistakes.
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Horror vacui might seem an apt term for these frenetic pages.
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So of the two, I'd be more apt to buy FedEx.
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But as I watched "American Utopia," the comparison felt especially apt.
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These days, home builders may not be as apt to cheer.
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This would be an apt moment for a generous Israeli statement.
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The "diabolical confusion," Ms. Taddeo's apt description, can last a lifetime.
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His previous self-description as a "chatterbox" is an apt one.
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It was an apt metaphor for the campaign's broader media strategy.
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The group is also known as APT 35 and Charming Kitten.
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" In 2020, the more apt phrasing might be, "Everything is content.
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Unlike many contemporary references to medieval history, this one is apt.
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That may prove an apt metaphor for President Trump's foreign policy.
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Forty-six years later, the slogan remains as apt as ever.
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Thomas Hobbes gave an apt description of John Lineker's punching form.
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This year, Lubalin is receiving another apt and design-savvy tribute.
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A more apt comparison might be the 1976 episode with the IMF.
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The numbers from the Congressional Budget Office make that an apt description.
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Talk a bit about Petrosino—is the "Sherlock Holmes" moniker really apt?
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After all that reprocessing 'Positive Mutilation' seemed like a very apt title.
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Apt that he missed his 1st show in 20163 yrs & then died.
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Blink 182's "I Miss You" was heartfelt, apt, and performed impeccably.
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According to Sports Illustrated, "beast" is an apt description for the thoroughbred.
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The pair allegedly belonged to a hacking ring known as APT 10.
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Aren't there better, more apt descriptors that are less… Eye roll-inducing?
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The longer I spent on Mastodon, the more that comparison feels apt.
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Despite the shutdown, the ICG's concerns are even more apt years later.
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Security leaks are most apt to happen in the cloud, added Ponemon.
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Lanman called Here "bionic hearing" — and I think that's an apt description.
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And easy housing might make people more apt to live abroad temporarily.
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From there, you can go crazy installing Linux software with apt-get.
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Naturally, the honey gathered by urban bees is apt for human consumption.
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It had been a while since a band's name was so apt.
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But the parallel with the 1970s is less apt than it seems.
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Never has the phrase "don't try this at home" been more apt.
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As a journalist, I felt this one would be apt... But, no.
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It's an apt song for more than just its obvious breakup connotations.
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Today, it is something that is apt to receive a "Yeah?" response.
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They're also apt to stress the importance of listening to that produce.
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With "Veep," if this had been the end, it would've been apt.
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It's an apt time to ask some questions about incarceration in America.
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Or maybe the more apt question is what happens when they don't.
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The patriarchal Greek system is an apt metaphor for everyday institutional sexism.
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But how apt is this ideal portrayal of an American Jewish family?
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Snap has another appointment in the apt saga of its ephemeral CFOs.
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Today the comparison looks increasingly apt for the United States as well.
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The new urban settings provide convenient and apt shorthand for those themes.
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But women were more apt than men to control their blood pressure.
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They're more apt to suffer other forms of elder abuse as well.
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" That doesn't account for mixed feelings, which are apt for "Opening Night.
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As a hymn to the solipsistic backwater we've become, it's painfully apt.
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"Your point on polish is I think really apt," he tells me.
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A satirical but apt addition to the culture's fraught conversation about race.
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Late Wednesday, the police said that the two suspects lived in Apt.
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Not 20 years ago, we seemed less apt to think this way.
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It's an apt metaphor for the changing body, both foreign and familiar.
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The gurgle turned to a growl, and 50 Cent was apt again.
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And few legislators are apt to defend the rights of criminal suspects.
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Social media, though, serves as a pretty apt approximation for the Panopticon.
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Photo 2 was me starting my business in my 200sqft NYC apt.
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Are some people more apt to be bitten by mosquitoes than others?
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This xinomavro from Naoussa in northern Greece suggests the comparison is apt.
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But the experience of the 1930s may prove a more apt guide.
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Yet Huntington's comparison of the military profession with monastic life was apt.
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"The reader is apt to leaf ahead looking for people," he said.
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Not everything here is meant to be apt, classic, or anthology-ready.
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He's a really apt first New Mexico poet laureate because of that.
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The old maxim, "It's the economy, stupid," has never seemed more apt.
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But most users are apt to think of it as Facebook itself.
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Don't overlook the middle child, as we are so apt to do.
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This description seems apt yet might confuse those unfamiliar with the genre.
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The "Screen Tests" serve as an apt framing device for the collection.
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Clinton also is seen as more apt to change her positions for political reasons -- 51% say she's more apt to flip-flop, 42% say Trump is, and another 6% say both of them are equally likely to do that.
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Clockwise from top left: Open Box Putney Wall Clock, Horne; Walnut Square Wall Mirror, CB2; Mima Pillow, Blu Dot;Reid Table Lamp, Apt 2B; Magazine Stand, Apt 2B, Herringbone Throw, Target; 9 By Novogratz Vintage Linen Mix Futon, Walmart.
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"Born to Burn" just seemed like a very apt way to express it.
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"These [charges] are apt to be large," he wrote in a note Monday.
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Women (56%) are more apt than men (44%) to favor impeachment and removal.
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Renfro with his grandmother, Joanne, at the premiere of Apt Pupil on Oct.
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Republicans (46% agree), were more apt to say so than Democrats (33% agree).
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Once you set a goal, you're more apt to remain committed to it.
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Overall, they're an apt reminder of how wild and powerful nature can be.
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It's an apt, if depressing, metaphor for where we are at the moment.
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A little dark, but an apt (and over-used) metaphor for 2017, sure.
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Wealthier Americans are apt to spend on comforts that will not be tariffed.
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The rest of the assembled actors are also eerily apt for their roles.
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As with checklists, when solutions are imposed they are apt to be rejected.
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The multiplayer is different, too, and here the Dark Souls comparisons are apt.
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Again the park on top of the Transbay terminal is an apt metaphor.
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And I think that's very true and very apt, that is a danger.
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APT also distributes WORLD™, public television's premier news, science and documentary channel.
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I can't think of a more apt horror story for our modern world.
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"The Great Extrapolator" might be a more apt moniker for the current president.
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She says it's apt to apply the idea of generational trauma to women.
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If your work on above investigations progresses, you are apt to be terminated.
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With all this in mind, the painting seems unexpectedly apt in The Post.
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A few tweaks to the TLS and the helicopter comparison might seem apt.
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The music video is filmed in an apt setting too: the natural world.
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"Yes, the shackles are off, which is actually an apt metaphor," Oliver said.
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The expression "rearranging the deckchairs on the Titanic" has rarely been more apt.
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The butler thing is very apt for what Bixby is designed to do.
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"He is in his first non parent subsidized apt with roommates," Ripa continued.
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One day into training camp, that is an apt characterization of the Jets.
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Of course, some industries are more apt than others to award holiday bonuses.
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In APT 85033's case, they used an additional previously unknown security flaw.
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They are more apt to weigh possibilities and seek consensus and common ground.
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It's an apt comparison for what's happening in the story at this juncture.
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The spinning even provided me an apt visual metaphor to latch on to.
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And it could have scarcely arrived at a more apt, and fraught, time.
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Richard Nixon comparisons seem apt, if a little unfair to our 37th president.
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If people feel like they are learning, they are more apt to stay.
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President Trump has Scottish blood on his mother's side, so Burns seems apt.
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This post explains some terms that are perhaps more apt for our times.
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They are more apt to buy used clothing, or rent clothes, for example.
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He has an apt taste for extravagance, but Franco Zeffirelli he is not.
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Comparisons to Jason Kidd are apt, and Ball has that kind of potential.
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A more apt complaint might be that their "discoveries" are already well understood.
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In 2015, APT opened a training center inside its 75,000-square-foot headquarters.
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The students earn school credit, and many also work at APT after hours.
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Mr. Nighswander acknowledged that many trainees would never work at APT after graduation.
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Who is AMLO and what kind of president is he apt to be?
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Lonely old people, Dutch researchers have found, are more apt to develop dementia.
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Wasn't a very apt description anyhow, given that the new kid is 78.
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Clinton, Louis is apt but underpowered, a problem likely built into the role.
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In many countries, Mr. Trump is more apt to draw protesters than admirers.
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It's apt if you need rugged backcountry satellite tracking and long battery life.
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This fearsome natural phenomenon is an apt metaphor for our country's current politics.
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More experienced judges are less apt to treat black and female defendants differently.
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" The Japanese have an apt phrase for this: "giving wisdom to the machines.
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In the fourth episode, when we see Varga as the wolf, that's apt.
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Phosphorus is also known by APT 35, Charming Kitten, and Ajax Security Team.
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Smart people are particularly apt to get distracted by their own galloping thoughts.
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It seems apt that in the play's first scene, set at 6 a.m.
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Finkel makes a convincing case that none of these labels are especially apt.
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How apt that Ailes consulted the films of the Nazi propagandist Leni Riefenstahl.
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"Excessive consumption" is an apt description for the glut of SUV sales worldwide.
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The restaurant is an apt introduction to the working heartland of the Keys.
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Benedict Cumberbatch's Doctor Strange and Chris Hemsworth's Thor are apt counters to Stark.
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Unfriending is, to borrow an apt metaphor, the digital equivalent of building a wall.
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Sounds like an apt response to the haters throwing shade at Roberts, too, no?
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RARELY has the aphorism "what doesn't kill you makes you stronger" been more apt.
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That's an apt location given that Brussels is the capital of the European Union.
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It's apt, because as I write about her, I feel like I'm betraying her.
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I find that an apt analogy to this car's owner's lost sense of modesty.
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Apt Pupil was a particularly fraught production in terms of alleged envelope-pushing behavior.
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The term, playing on the initials of India's prime minister, Narendra Modi, is apt.
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Of course, some industries are more apt than others to offer year-end bonuses.
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For people at the bottom of the credit pile, it is an apt metaphor.
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"Blonde Ambition," she wrote as the caption, which was an apt nod to Madonna.
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One redditor has an apt guess for the actual location of Hugh's Red Room.
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It seems like an apt call to arms for our political moment right now.
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New York, glittering in the distance, serves as an apt metaphor throughout the film.
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Newman's unsuccessful foray into chart-making is an apt metaphor for the book itself.
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But, considering this queer character's arduous journey to acceptance, it is also quite apt.
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A more apt title for this dance would be "You Have Been Here Before."
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This adage is equally apt when you're heading out of town or first returning.
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The most apt comparison is with other parts of Europe that shook off communism.
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He also suggested the boiling frog analogy was apt for Airbnb's gambit in Australia.
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APT: Which real-life tree do you think inspired the Truffula trees and why?
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The title is particularly apt, as the exhibition addresses and troubles concept of commensurability.
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His proclamation that he makes "rural new age" feels more apt than ever before.
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In our inevitable driverless future, the more apt comparison is to the mobile device.
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Upon reflection I changed that to TREASURE MAP, which seemed to be more apt.
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It is apt that Sorkin, for his adaptation, chose not to cast a jury.
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"It's pretty apt to say that we were seeing each other's souls," Hamilton says.
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Houses would also be there as an option in case you don't like apt.
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So thin they're apt to char the undersides of cookies before browning the tops.
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And it was apt that he could populate this moment with his spiritual children.
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Conversely, if you are very relaxed, your gates are less apt to be open.
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He also portrays a homeless man whose one line is especially apt: "Change, mister?"
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Four years later, I'm glad to see it appear on such an apt day.
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Panic isn't good, and we're apt to act more sensibly with a clear head.
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Pit crew mechanic, though, seemed an apt description for much of what he did.
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Really, though, boxing is a more apt sports metaphor than a horse race, since
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So it's probably more apt to call this series "Skybound's The Walking Dead" now.
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It's apt, then, that the Italian powerhouse's fall '20 show was called 'The Ritual'.
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But Peter Chen, a co-founder, said no apt names were available or affordable.
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When we live in a bubble, we are apt to miss the real story.
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Q: Are your risky ballooning adventures an apt metaphor for how you approach business?
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After all, state legislators are not apt to redistrict themselves out of a job.
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That's why the apt surname for a close-up magician would be PALMER. 6D.
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The title is also an apt description of many of the pictures on view.
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Everything about the setting felt apt for discussing the mixed blessing of sudden fame.
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I find such qualities apt, exactly suited to the album's particular flavor of escapism.
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"Peak beard" is literally the most apt caption you could ever write about this photo.
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Younger Hmong, including herself, are progressive in their views and more apt to engage politically.
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Although some are more technologically apt than others, they still communicate between chambers via paper.
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That question, particularly apt for Father's Day, has a longer history than you might think.
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His stripped-down preparations are an apt if unintentional metaphor for going back to basics.
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With that name he was more apt to get through to people on the telephone.
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"The Google of Russia" is a fairly apt description, as far as those things go.
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In addition to APT 29, another hacking group had launched malware into the DNC's system.
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Money laundering was a very modern crime, apt for a globalized age of international commerce.
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It's an apt visual metaphor for a postdoc's—Mack's—place in the science career path.
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Others thought a fake bomb threat asking for bitcoin was an apt ending to 2018.
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That's a number I'm much more apt to keep track of because I'm way cheesier.
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The word play, or rather, playful, might also be an apt description of Cleo itself.
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But it's an apt scene that describes "Robbin' Season," a moniker Donald Glover and co.
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But it's not about playing the most popular hits — so that's not an apt comparison.
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Instead, they're more apt to base retirement on having saved a certain amount of money.
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Prof. White: It could be an apt metaphor, but not for the reasons he thinks.
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Time magazine's "person of the year" designation couldn't have come at a more apt time.
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Those who have good instincts tend to be more apt in decision-making than others.
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SNAKE APT, a group tied to the FSB, operates more covertly, according to the report.
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Meanwhile, I can't walk up the stairs to my apt without being like #Coachella pic.twitter.
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While other APT groups try to cover their tracks to thwart investigators, APT29 stands out.
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When the company introduced HoloLens a few years ago, it seemed like an apt description.
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The ghost is an apt figure for the war that is fought a second time.
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Credit investors are apt to wonder whether rescuing cash-burning investees is a contingent liability.
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Each is apt to dangle the closet skeletons of the other over their head. 4.
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Additionally, the viewer is apt to marvel at Kim's attention to each uniquely shaped drop.
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He seems to be forever making the discovery that he has said something delightfully apt.
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A second group, "Fancy Bear," also called "APT 28," came into the system in April.
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If that were to happen, some believe Hershey's largest shareholder would more apt to sell.
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It is also apt when mentally processing North Korea's latest burst of apparent "free" concessions.
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Today, we are ever less apt to base valuations on precedence—who did what first.
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But overall, with what you get for the price, the name 'Princess Tower' seems apt.
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Perhaps the most apt comparison is with other parts of Europe that shook off communism.
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I'm uncomfortably numb—a seemingly apt precursor to shots that will further "relax" my junk.
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It seemed their apt reward for reshaping the student, consumer and small business lending business.
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The provocation is apt to haunt you for some time after the lights go up.
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But even if you've never heard of these writers, Hayes's readings function as apt introductions.
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I wouldn't have said this at any time since 1940 but it feels apt now.
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But many historians and journalists who remember 1968 don't think the comparison is quite apt.
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But somehow it felt apt that these two leaders would not arrive with the crowd.
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If you can see the details more beautifully, you're more apt to buy that product.
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It is so apt that the major sponsor of Studio 54: Night Magic is Spotify.
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This is not a candidate apt to morph into Bernie Sanders in the White House.
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" The meal of noodles that David got, he said, was "not even apt for animals.
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A more apt precedent is the crystalline-silicon solar panel, which dominates that industry today.
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And that answer on the-- on your questions, Warren, was so apt and so appropriate.
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If it weren't a life-and-death issue, the analogy would be apt for OPOs.
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Traders these days are more apt to sell first and figure out the facts later.
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And, Freshly&aposs emphasis on sustainability makes me more apt to support them than competitors.
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Since then, Iran has been less apt to follow the guidelines of the original agreement.
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"Scam" callers, he said, are apt to disconnect once the consumer starts pressing for details.
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Rihanna was and remains unapologetic, making the title of her 2012 album, "Unapologetic," quite apt.
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"I think [smaller companies] are more apt to struggle to remain in business," says Roach.
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APT is also the company behind McDonald's recent move to sell breakfast foods all day.
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It's a smart talk that's an apt introduction to a groundbreaking and still engaging film.
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This is apt, considering that before Cappadocia was a tourism-based economy, it was agricultural.
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"With a large enough sample, any outrageous thing is apt to happen," the law states.
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But when it comes to how you negotiated your latest job offer, you're probably more apt to say that you bargained for a couple thousand dollars (if you're apt to say anything at all), not that you got them to go up to 55K.
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It only supports Bluetooth 4.1, but it does still have apt-X for higher quality streaming.
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When people feel better about their home's value, they are more apt to invest in it.
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Why it matters: FireEye, which has dubbed the group APT 39, believes the group is Iranian.
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Among the many nicknames Coloradans have for their state, "the mother of rivers" is particularly apt.
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The group is also known as Fancy Bear, APT 28, and Pawn Storm, among other monikers.
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Its ending is a callback to a composition Bilal writes — unresolved and, as such, absolutely apt.
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Intricate glass sparrows serve as an apt metaphor for millions of refugees who can't go home.
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But we think it's also an apt way to describe this season's most dominant color trend.
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Both have majority support across party lines, with Republicans a bit less apt to favor them.
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I heard someone call halloumi "the vegetarian alternative to bacon," and that's a pretty apt description.
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In a momentum-driven market, once prices stop climbing (or falling) they are apt to correct.
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The dual vocals add an interesting dynamic, and the overall apocalyptic atmosphere feels all too apt.
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Gerry, on Thursday, the president, as he is apt to do, gave us a nickname. Watch.
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" "Given the lower growth and inflation expectations, it was apt to change the stance to 'accommodative'.
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Often viewed as an alternative to CAPM, APT posits that returns are determined by multiple factors.
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Customers have described Ampush as the "McKinsey of growth marketing," and in many ways, it's apt.
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Girls from poor families are both less apt to study and more likely to get pregnant.
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Her apt response towards the election's winner: Donald Trump's signature has absolutely no curves, only angles.
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The placement of the woman's arms is apt to recall images of Jesus blessing his believers.
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The dark of the outside world gets them, piece by piece (an apt metaphor for adulthood?).
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It did not end in absolute victory, or a stalemate; convergence is a more apt term.
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As a character, Daria was always apt at social commentary, though she was only vaguely political.
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The group is also known under the names APT 35, Charming Kitten, and Ajax Security Team.
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The new designs are an apt reminder that Sperry is about more than just boat shoes.
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While there are many words apt for the new China, "democratic" is not one of them.
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It may well be that the comparison to Nixon's successful Salt I back channel is apt.
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But given that termites appear to have gotten the Mets as well, invoking Ruth seems apt.
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With that, the PowerWatch has possibly the most apt tagline it could get: "powered by you."
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What specific words or details does he use that seem to you especially apt or vivid?
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The circuslike juggling provides an apt visual representation of the spiraling rhythms of Mr. Glass's music.
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As a result, you were apt to find strangers more threatening than if you had left.
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Another argues that it is the cruel appearance of mobility that makes the roundabout symbolically apt.
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Mckenzie told AL.com that APT has no plans to air the episode at a later date.
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He's a man filled with contradictions who seems apt to say just about anything to anyone.
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Under the scaffolding, I was greeted by a Butt-Con host wearing an apt t-shirt.
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In this framework, molecules—perhaps fats—aggregated and "self-organized," as they are apt to do
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"Face Value" is particularly apt for a generation of women who came of age with glossies.
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It is here that the comparison with one of Millard's previous subjects, Theodore Roosevelt, seems apt.
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APT stands for advanced persistent threat, a term often used to describe state-sponsored hacker groups.
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Its stripped-down precision, its grimy remorselessness, is the point—and it's an apt one for
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She's more apt to blow cigarette smoke in their faces than listen to her three kids.
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A more apt description, perhaps, may be that Zuckerberg is one of the best product thinkers.
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Richter later allowed that a comparison with the World War II bombing of Dresden was apt.
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CNN analyst John Avlon's recent comparison of Sanders to Ron Paul was apt in this regard.
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Employees can work from home; however, students are not as apt to learning via online means.
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He said an apt comparison might be the environmental cleanup after the terrorist attacks of Sept.
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Terror and humor resonate for many as an apt description of high school, including for Bellaire.
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Prism is an apt descriptor, too, given how often the imagery depicts light reflected and refracted.
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These were designs more apt to dazzle on the dance floor than shimmer demurely by candlelight.
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It seems somehow apt, for a Korean veteran, that he now suffers from severe memory loss.
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Such criticism of our rulers' kaleidoscopic loyalties is usually apt, and it's always uttered with contempt.
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I do love a watercress sandwich, but I'm apt to make mine a bit more robust.
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A more apt term for the in-their-shoes approach than empathy, she said, was pornography.
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Buber's story is also apt because he overcame betrayal to come to a posture of trust.
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There are secrets, yes, but this a linear action experience, thus the more apt Contra comparison.
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Ask your husband and also think hard about her interests, so you can bring something apt.
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Tony describes it a little differently for Harry and Meghan, but still ... it's an apt comparison.
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APT 28 logged into the guest's web-based Outlook email account 12 hours later, it said.
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As Serenity grew older, more apt to squirm and cry, Ms. Acevedo had to stop going.
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What they found: Moran told Wired that APT 33 has changed its tactics in recent months.
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Subsequent descriptions of England as a "tottering state" and "reeling world" have never sounded more apt.
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It's an apt metaphor and the community's preferred term for an end-all, be-all product.
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It's an apt object for a generation that coined a new word for gazing at themselves.
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So I don't know that that's a fair, apt metaphor for the latest contretemps over policy.
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The movie's finale is both satisfying and shame-inducing about their situation, which is wholly apt.
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Regardless, it was an apt shirt for the next act; Quicksand's Walter Schreifels' hard rawk act, .
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You'll be more apt to notice, and act upon, opportunities that support your goals and vision.
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That proved to be an apt strategy in this enormous state, where campaigning is remarkably expensive.
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The illustrations are high key and the black body becomes an apt metaphor for pitched struggle.
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Fidelis wrote in a post that it had analyzed the samples of the software and technical findings from the breach and also found Cozy Bear (aka APT 29 and CozyDuke, depending on firm's naming systems) and Fancy Bear (aka APT 28, Sofacy and Strontium) to be responsible.
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The beatniks called our neighborhood "the set," which is apt since that is where the strutting occurs.
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Your first command should be "sudo apt-get update" to make sure you're running the latest software.
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It looks like hotel visitors are more apt to binge-watch than go the X-rated route.
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Without him, restrictions on when a woman may end a pregnancy are more apt to be upheld.
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"The GBBC and R3 are quite different and a comparison wouldn't be apt," Smith explained via email.
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They are also known by the names APT 28, Pawn Team, Sednit, Sofacy, Tsar Team, and Strontium.
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That is not a typical crimeware scenario, and even APT groups target a wider range of victims.
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Residents of the hotel have forty-five days to meet an apt mate, apparently by totalitarian fiat.
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The sketch never arrived at a joke, but begged you to agree that the comparison was apt.
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Shawshank has popped up in It, Dolores Claiborne, Apt Pupil, and Bag of Bones, among other works.
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Judging from all the hard work she's done so far, that word could not be more apt.
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He respects him and is more apt to listen to him than he might to someone else.
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But the most apt comparison Lyonne kept coming back to is "The Dude" of The Big Lebowski.
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I'm pretty comfortable with "sudo apt-get install" at this point, but using dpkg to install a .
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Escaping into grown-up concerns felt apt, because Leaving Neverland is about the incredible vulnerability of children.
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Eventually, Altschul said he was persuaded to return to the Apt Pupil set by director Bryan Singer.
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The analogy is apt—it's awesome and stressful and fun and serious, all at the same time.
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After hearing Richard's apt dissection of the incident, the flashbacks to the "end zone" are much darker.
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If you try to time the market, you are apt to miss the best and worst days.
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Jour was once an apt first syllable for the word journalism; hour would now be more appropriate.
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I think, in the aftermath of the shooting, that line "children acting like adults," feels extremely apt.
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To this end Mr Bellamy, with the clean-cut looks of a choirboy, was an apt choice.
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The Ampelmännchen's quirky coolness is an increasingly apt symbol of the country as well as its capital.
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"The younger generations are less concerned about privacy, so they're more apt to use them," Rosenberg said.
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The analogy is apt—it's awesome and stressful and fun and serious, all at the same time.
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But to make the rally last, a more apt three-word phrase might be: "know thy enemy".
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And, of course, these are lifetime appointments, so the impact is apt to last perhaps for decades.
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Illustrating that even New York's sizzling real estate market is subject to the laws of gravity, Apt.
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The press referred to his 'energetic fervor,' 'astringent intellect,' 'peppery prose,' 'acumen,' and 'affability,' all apt descriptions.
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And the Yates claims were also an apt metaphor for the long and corrosive drama over Russia.
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Now, I am more apt to notice when they have been absent from work or look exhausted.
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CNN's Betsy Klein tweeted photos of the email, drawing an apt comparison to Birchbox's monthly beauty boxes.
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The 22-year-old entrepreneur calls herself a "creative technologist," an apt term given her enterprising résumé.
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Its adaptation of "Sleeping Beauty" is conceived with impressive thoroughness and many delightfully apt, even brilliant choices.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan on Tuesday offered the most apt description of the current state of play.
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Lesser-known products such as leggings and this swim collection are apt to fall under the radar.
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It is a strange time for Silicon Valley to debut its fifth season, but also oddly apt.
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This playlist is called the "worst songs to have sex to," and its name is pretty apt.
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Those that haven't been redone in the last few years are apt to see the provision added.
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They grow faster, pay higher wages, and are less apt to lay people off in a downturn.
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Be genuine in your pursuit of your company mission and you'll be more apt to see success.
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The earbuds also offer Qualcomm Apt-X tech, which should make for a better, clearer sound quality.
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"So that's one of those things that carries forward into the season, so it's an apt observation."
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They're an apt fit for 21 Savage, who's given to short, clipped phrases delivered with a hiss.
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We's mission to "elevate our consciousness" is sounding more apt with each WSJ story (some great reporting).
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Dr. Duennes is a roller-derby devotee who goes by the apt nom de guerre Polly Nator.
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In their research, the duo found a sophisticated ecosystem that is apt at recruitment, propaganda, and mobilization.
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"When people learn alone, they're more apt to be victimized," said Tom Kamber, executive director of OATS.
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The Lochte case is an extreme but apt example of which people the police in Rio serve.
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Neither of us have ever been particularly apt at pursuing passion projects outside of our chosen careers.
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The phrase "no man steps in the same river twice" is apt when watching Irving play basketball.
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One astute Twitter person called up an apt parallel pricing for subscriptions: Francesa, are you worth it?
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GIVEN THAT THEY ACTUALLY – THERE'S CRYPTOKITTIES BEING CREATED IN THE ETHEREUM MARKET IS PROBABLY AN APT COMPARISON.
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Sonoma, Croft & Barrow and Apt 9 are each billion-dollar private-label brands, available only at Kohl's.
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Ivanov is perfect in the role of world-weary detective, and his casting is also weirdly apt.
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Warhol, celebrity-addled but acid-eyed, has been an apt fit for every truly nutzoid American moment.
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They're going to be less apt to work the record because it's the second major label release.
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Having three three-word phrases followed by LAST BUT NOT LEAST, which describes itself, felt quite apt.
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Mannaert's sinister composition proves apt: Before the cops arrive, Weegee repositions the corpse to heighten the drama.
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After a few days at the fair, the metaphor of the exhausted clown is all too apt.
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The distance between the executive and the legislative chambers is an apt symbol of Mr. Murphy's tenure.
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They're less likely to take advantage of preventive tests and immunizations, and more apt to be hospitalized.
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Would-be sages are apt to say that what matters is not the arrival but the journey.
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The toxic smoke is a bleak backdrop and an apt metaphor for where Silicon Valley finds itself.
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As humans we notice those things, and it makes us more apt to go into mating mode.
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Though two of the three remain apt enough, Mr. Waldrop has bigger homophobes to fry in 2017.
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It's apt advice for his next job, which is to oversee Trump's impeachment trial in the Senate.
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In different naming schemes, it is called APT 35, Charming Kitten, The Ajax Security Team and Phosphorus.
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"It was like a deposition," she said, an apt description considering the material she had to cover.
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Because, like anything else, different pieces of advice are apt for different types of companies and founders.
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The circular imagery is apt for a play whose gimmick derives from concepts of curved space-time.
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Dr. Barber is apt to politicize his sermons on Sundays and advocate civil disobedience to win change.
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A very apt entry today is CANNOLIS, which greatly resemble the Spiral puzzle, and they're both Italian.
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The derivative risks ensuing from these two very different types of conflict are apt to vary considerably.
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It is not just unrehearsed innovation, but apt and fitting contributions to a social or collective project.
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The cult of Holmes rewarded the justice for producing apt epigrams as if they were original ideas.
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It seemed an apt metaphor for a White House plagued with understaffing and disorganization from the start.
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Better Call Saul "A Tale of Two Schemes" would be a more apt title for this episode.
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Several governments and security research firms have linked APT 28 to the GRU, Russia's military intelligence directorate.
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Like Target, Kohl's has focused on developing exclusive brands, such as Sonoma Goods for Life and Apt.
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Front Burner Umami in a jar is an apt description for this limited-edition mustard from Maille.
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Nefarious APT activities, conducted by state-sponsored adversaries inside networks can go unnoticed for months without detection.
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But new research is breathing fresh life into the perennially controversial theory, and the timing seems apt.
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But the words of a 2005 United States Geological Survey report on La Conchita are equally apt.
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The casino analogy is apt, I think, since owning them is one of Donald Trump's signature accomplishments.
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It's an apt next step for the artist, who believes in the power of monumental public art.
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Scotusblog, an indispensable resource for students of the Supreme Court, is a particularly apt forum for this post.
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White was symbolically apt for that bleached out state between arrival and citizenship, that existential no-man's-land.
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Fortunately, when sex is involved, the Plan B One-Step® moniker is as apt as they come.
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In these dark and difficult times for the country, nothing could be more apt than such an exit.
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The New Horizons team thought it was an apt term for MU69, the spacecraft's next target beyond Pluto.
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It's apt that sitting atop all those speakers is Apple's A8 chip, managing the sound mix and quality.
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It might be more apt to call anger rooms a form of entertainment — period — rather than self-care.
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And yes you can install Firefox on your Chromebook: "sudo apt-get install firefox-esr" should do it.
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And if that isn't the most apt 2018 meta commentary to ever exist, we don't know what is.
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You're more apt to discount the numbers and rely on other factors, like your mood, said Estrada-Meija.
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She decided to stick a frame over the drawing and include a very apt and professional artwork label.
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It might be tempting to compare this service to GameFly, but really, the Blockbuster comparison is more apt.
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It's apt to look back to the '70s in Chile, and worth the trek to Abrons Art Center.
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So January seemed an apt month for The Times's Your Money columnist, Ron Lieber, to chat with Insiders.
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The god of dreams is an apt subject for any dance, where reality is seldom the main focus.
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Li Yuan in The New York Times called this China's Sputnik Moment, and I think that is apt.
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Certainly what was appealing was the vulnerability of that community because they are less apt to report things.
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That was her work, wasn't it, the search for the tidy turn of phrase, the most apt anapest.
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And in the past, the two have been co-executive producers on Don't Trust The B---- In Apt.
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There's a partisan gap on the question, with Democrats and independents more apt to oppose them than Republicans.
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Even when Moore portrays nature, the landscape is apt to be interrupted — and marred — by something man-made.
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I'm writing this at TechCrunch Disrupt, so it's only apt that my highest-scoring check-in happened here!
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A rising dollar and higher U.S. interest rates exacerbate problems and make foreign investors more apt to exit.
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With economists at odds as future ZLB episodes loom, the example of the 1930s might be more apt.
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Americans are more apt to get behind the wheel at the moment thanks to relatively reasonable fuel costs.
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It is an apt metaphor for a firm hovering between fulfilling its promise and succumbing to financial woes.
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But the name is apt — the major groups actually do operate out of West Africa, and particularly Nigeria.
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"It remains plausible that those students that are less apt at school like social networks more," Posso said.
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The comparison is especially apt because she and her colleagues also create original audio content for their users.
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The architectural wonders are drawn alongside trees and birds, an apt reminder of Jo'burg's close ties with nature.
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The comparison seems particularly apt, since Last Jedi occupies a similar spot in the new Star Wars trilogy.
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The juxtaposition of these two timelines seems at first like an apt choice for this unusual, messy story.
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A committed Republicans is apt to learn more about climate change in order to bolster the skeptical case.
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And Democrats are actually now more apt to be college graduates than are Republicans, a reversal since 1992.
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Your lawmakers are more apt to fix Social Security, infrastructure and immigration policy before either of those things.
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They're more apt to miss future earnings expectations, said John Del Vecchio, Ranger Equity Bear's co-portfolio manager.
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Maybe Indeed, the Red Priests are an especially apt comparison for the previous Three-Eyed Raven, a.k.a. Bloodraven.
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The tone may be apt for a post-communist world caught in aspic; it can also feel mannered.
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But if adland's most prominent chief executive is bracing for stagnation, investors are apt to do the same.
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APT 29, also called Cozy Bear, is a hacking group believed to be connected with the Russian government.
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Men with more severe depression were also more apt to report severe erectile dysfunction, the study also found.
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READ: Full resultsMen are more apt than women to say the nation is ready for a female president.
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Henny Kupferstein, a friend of Mayer's, says the comparison between Hasidim and the Amish is an apt one.
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If things continue to go poorly, Kelly might find Haig's experience is even more apt than he expected.
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These self-imposed crises serve as an apt reminder of the true problems with the U.S. budgeting framework.
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In other ways, Biden's choice might have been an apt way to audition for the role he seeks.
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Yet autoworkers are more apt to complain about the president's gun proposals than to acknowledge the auto turnaround.
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At $35 for a 36-pack, the comparison to Apple headphones is apt: overpriced for what you get.
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As the software grew more complex, the code became more brittle—more apt to malfunction or to crash.
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Importantly, they empower salespeople to engage with customers who are most apt to buy their products and services.
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The investigators determined that the hackers were part of APT 2000, a group well-known among cybersecurity experts.
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The APT 28 and Turla attacks used the software vulnerabilities to install malware specific to the two groups.
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Africa Yearning or Africa Struggling might be a more apt characterization, but neither of these is especially new.
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The post-2003 Iraq analogy is unfortunately apt here: The US can't just get in and get out.
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But step into a full-on BDSM dungeon, and you're apt to stumble upon some truly unexpected contraptions.
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The fact that Ranieri returns to Stamford Bridge with a Premier League winner's medal is wonderfully, gloriously apt.
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They've seen 60 percent sales growth year-on-year ever since they opened, which seems apt to continue.
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Indianapolis serves as an apt comparison to Minneapolis since it is a cold-weather city in the Midwest.
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But in this, too, he was an apt representative for Romans, who often break into dubious Latin, grandiosely.
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The rough cement walls of John Davis's carriage house gallery provide an apt backdrop for Nowinski's 18 paintings.
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Its name, the First Step Act, is apt as its sponsors consider it an initial attempt at reform.
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Given that the ghost of Harvey Weinstein's career hovered over this year's event, this female rage seemed apt.
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There is so much going on in these paintings that you are apt to forget they are monochromes.
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Frustrated teenage boys are apt to dream up elaborate fantasies about gaining all the power they don't have.
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Women were also more apt to make their final decision in the last few days than were men.
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" When it comes to the rotation, he said, "we're more apt to stay with what we have within.
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And though that approach may be apt as a reflection of our no-secrets culture, it's hardly eternal.
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But Exley, in his final analysis of B.P.S., points to an especially apt historical parallel: conservative talk radio.
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Mr. Lang's interventions were most apt in the second movement, which he played like a richly expressive aria.
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A more apt name for our species would be Homo prospectus, because we thrive by considering our prospects.
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If you're apt for adventures that involve a bit of water, look for water-resistant and waterproof bags.
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The suggestion I received was to replace the original reveal ACT OF GOD with the more apt GOD.
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Speaking of symbolism, the fact that President Trump has been a fulsome supporter of this folly is apt.
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His description might well strike today's migrants, now largely from Latin America, the Caribbean and Asia, as apt.
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The movie is an apt, and not at all unserious, example of queer cinema at its most playful.
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Singer's lawyer said he could not find a record of Valdovinos serving as an extra in Apt Pupil.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads APT, France — The South African artist Wim Botha is a sculptor's sculptor.
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With her entire oeuvre at my fingertips, I figured it was an apt moment to investigate the hype.
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Gin, for example, contains juniper and a variety of different botanicals, which are apt to change over time.
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But CASIS argues that Star Wars is an apt choice since it inspires many to go into space science.
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Ello is perhaps the most apt comparison since it was the most-recent viral social media phenomenon before Peach.
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That argument makes this year's A.M. Turing award, often referred to as the Nobel Prize of computing, particularly apt.
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And as Uber's court battle with Google over autonomous car tech begins, that visual is a particularly apt metaphor.
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State-run marketplaces, which do their own marketing, were not apt to be affected by that pullback for HealthCare.gov.
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But in the case of CVS' first ever Epic Beauty Event, we couldn't think of a more apt moniker.
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The Dukes is another name for APT 29, the hackers who Johnston had battled before, at the Joint Chiefs.
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That seems apt — a detail to embrace if I'm going to spend $1,200 on a new smartphone (with tax).
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That's a depressing thought, and Alicia is an apt heroine for a time of dread, disappointment and diminished expectations.
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Some land is apt for planting mango or avocado trees, Sanchez said, but they would take years to mature.
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If they have this type of vulnerability, unfortunately that can be very powerful for a group like an APT.
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Her romance with Jay-Z, which began in 2001, made her less apt to talk about her personal life.
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But the AEA's decision is particularly apt given Mr Donaldson's focus on trade and, more narrowly, on comparative advantage.
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When the credits roll, it's obvious why Netflix thought this was such an apt statement film for summer 2017.
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She says it wasn't until she turned the lights on that she realized she was in the wrong apt.
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Jason is swell — the comparison to Andrew Keegan is pretty apt — but he's nothing beyond the show's usual fare.
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Issuers are particularly apt to be forgiving on late fees, he said, a shift that cardholders may find appealing.
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The voters who name it as a top issue are more apt to support Trump's approach to handling immigration.
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He makes a game case, but some readers might conclude that coincidence is a more apt judgment than prescience.
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My colleague Vlad Savov called it "an endless scrolling list of puffy notification clouds" and I think that's apt.
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Weeks later the company sued to obtain a restraining order for another Iranian hacker group, APT 35, or Phosphorus.
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But for my part, it seems apt to begin with the blanket draped over the futon in Friston's office.
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With "uncooperative users," Marek says—people who talk like normal, impatient humans—the socialbot was apt to flop hard.
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And the hand comparison is apt; the "star" portion of the moles' snout is used for touching — not smelling.
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Other experts link the group, also known as "Fancy Bear" or "APT 28", to Russian military intelligence agency GRU.
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It's an apt beginning, particularly as the first song Dre, Cube and Ren recorded together since Straight Outta Compton.
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The usual metaphor here is offering fire insurance after the house already has burned down, and that is apt.
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APT 28 is known in the United States for targeting the Democratic National Committee during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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And — insidiously — that's apt to give the party a long-term political stake in further demonizing the Russian government.
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"Code reuse kills everyone in the end, if you want to be an APT dont be a fucking skid."
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That suggests they'd likely shy away from the pain they were seeing and not be as apt to help.
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Not just another scooter company might be an even more apt label if Gadowski's longer-term ambitions are realised.
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" Brandeis's metaphor is particularly apt today, as the president-elect was elected on a promise to "drain the swamp.
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This one is called "Sea of Sounds" and it's a pretty apt title as you're about to find out.
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But it was a rather apt 'zeitgeist' image, which as a climate activist myself I thought I'd idly share.
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This week is a particularly apt time to reflect on the legacy of US immigration policy in the 1930s.
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Gannett may not be apt to sign the document, however, if it precludes soliciting shareholder votes in the future.
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Those who say they are current fans of the NFL are somewhat less apt to back a boycott (20%).
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Putting an "R" before OPEC might be an apt way of understanding the cartel and its decisions moving forward.
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Lisa Zeidner likened the new book to "outtakes" from the worlds Eugenides has already created, and this feels apt.
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The anniversary is an apt time to consider changes still needed to improve the retirement security of American workers.
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I think it's an excellent choice for kids and tweens who are apt to lose or break their tablets.
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Cats are apt to perch wherever they please — on your keyboard, atop the refrigerator, or squished into a box.
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For Manhattan Venture Partners, a merchant bank specializing in pre-IPO companies, the move couldn't have been more apt.
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One of them later recalled how the athletic shooter, whose apt nickname was Pro, proudly tallied his personal stats.
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There is of course no precise analogue between Poland in 1989 and Venezuela today, but the comparison is apt.
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An impressive body of research demonstrates that if you live in substandard housing, you're more apt to get sick.
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It was so apt as to seem art-directed; it was studied sincerity and spontaneity all rolled into one.
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With all this in mind, now seems like an apt time to revisit the issue of third-party politics.
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And it seems particularly apt that Wagner, a premier novelist of Hollywood, should take such keen advantage of it.
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We are apt to find the persistence unsettling because it hints at depths of rage being held in check.
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In that sense, there's perhaps no more apt anthem for being a woman—or anyone marginalized, really—in 20173.
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Besides being a lot fun, the set will be an apt way to commemorate this imaginative exhibition's last weekend.
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APT: I thought it was neat that you included a creature from The Foot Book in your facial analysis.
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APT 29—the suspected FSB-controlled group—had protracted access to the DNC's email messages, chats, attachments, and more.
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And in many ways, the game is an apt encapsulation of the unapologetic queerness of Love's body of work.
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Jay Apt is a professor at Carnegie Mellon's Tepper School of Business and department of engineering and public policy.
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This line is a pretty apt description of my money philosophy and how I make my unconventional lifestyle work.
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That scenario is an apt description of the challenges President Trump's "travel ban" has sustained and continues to face.
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The name is apt given the fruit's puffy, wrinkly skin as well as its greenish-yellow hue before ripening.
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The sound editing category used to be known as sound effect editing, which is actually the more apt name.
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The virtuosically awful play-within-the-play staged by the "mechanicals" in "A Midsummer Night's Dream" is especially apt.
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It's an apt approach for an artist for whom performance is a life project and gender is a medium.
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"So the timing of this was quite apt, because we're looking at everything for the moment anyway," he said.
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Barbuto is Italian for "bearded," an apt description of the chef, 68, who says he isn't thinking about retiring.
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Hayden's work had always felt like an apt representation of myself, but for reasons far beyond our shared complexion.
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" 'Gentrification,' " Lumley says, is a word that "would really be resented" by the residents, nor is it particularly apt.
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During contentious, heated games, fans were apt to hurl objects at the opposing team: dog biscuits, snowballs, beer cups.
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It's also an apt representation of the company's M.O.: sparkly, spirited and a polished showcase of the dancers' dexterity.
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Do a web search for garden tours in your destination, and you're apt to find a range of options.
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Grinnell has long called itself "the jewel of the prairie," but a more apt description might be an island.
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Do you think it is apt to compare the statues to the Roman Colosseum and the pyramids of Egypt?
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The club's song, "I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles," featuring the line "fortune's always hiding," was now more apt than ever.
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Among the rank and file, you're apt to get different answers, as I did, depending on who you ask.
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His border wall is an apt metaphor for his mental map of America and its place in the world.
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Yet, according to Williamson, the apt metaphor isn't getting the short end of the stick but dropping the ball.
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Mr. Frankel said brand partners also benefited because drivers were apt to buy other goods when claiming a reward.
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Maybe that person showed more interest, asked the right questions, was less judging or was less apt to interrupt.
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" He added, "The idea of sort of escaping it all in this gorgeous cloud of noise seemed apt somehow.
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Would you be more apt to give money to those on the street, knowing it was legal to give?
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Partisanship colors perception on each of these matters, with Democrats most apt to say they think each is true.
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The issue is how an objective judge or other fact-finder is apt to react to such an argument.
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We all enjoy the right of self-determination, especially the elderly, with whose choices we are apt to meddle.
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Sanders' supporters are more apt to be locked in to their choice -- 61% say their mind is made up.
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Roberts rejected that argument, saying more veterans would be apt to start businesses if guaranteed priority in government contacting.
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Personality: Once the cocky Harvard drop-out, Zuckerberg is now more apt to listen to wise men and women.
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It is the kind of assessment that Ms. Huppert is apt to greet with one of her ironic smiles.
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Voters more focused on the economy or immigration are more apt to back to the Republican in both contests.
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"Targets," the apt title of Sunday's episode of The Good Wife, pretty much refers to everyone in the episode.
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The slump is starting to make a comparison to China's corruption crackdown more apt than the oft-cited SARS.
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As a dutiful Catholic and longtime party organizer, Mr. Jack was an apt choice as Tammany's candidate by 1953.
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The title's reference to the intricate interiors of bones — which combine hollow and solid, hard and soft — seems apt.
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There can be few more apt metaphors for the way a city's property developers capitalize on its nightlife scene.
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Whites were more apt than others to say they feel fearful about the future of the country, with 230% of white women and 23.1% of white men saying they felt more fearful than hopeful, and among blacks and Hispanics, women were more apt to express fear for the future than men were.
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For more than 10 years, APT annually distributed one-third or more of the top 100 highest-rated public television titles in the U.S. Founded in 1961, APT features 250 new program titles per year including prominent documentaries, performance, news and current affairs programs, dramas, how-to programs, children's series and classic movies.
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Two groups of Russian hackers known as APT 28 or Fancy Bear and APT 29 or Cozy Bear ran massive social media disinformation campaigns, used email phishing attacks to breach the Democratic National Committee and publicly leak the organization's embarrassing correspondence, and infiltrated the email account of Hillary Clinton campaign head John Podesta.
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The Rosemary's Baby comparisons are apt not so much in plot as they are in tone and thematic subject matter.
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This will be remembered as an egalitarian tournament, which is fairly apt, what with it being in France and all.
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That could influence Fed policymakers, who may be less apt to hike borrowing costs if gross domestic product growth slows.
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"With rates continuing to slide lower, refinance borrowers with larger loan balances seemed more apt to take action," added Kan.
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It was an apt choice: the film tells the (true) story of a group of female anti-extremist Kurdish soldiers.
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"We do not know the identity of the attackers behind the Slingshot APT or of its victims," Eugene Kaspersky said.
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Wu Ying translates to "shadowless," and is an apt way to describe the shoes, which are cleverly designed for espionage.
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An outsider is apt to wonder whether the denizens of little Loštice, Czech Republic, ever tire of the local cheese.
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Miranda has an acute, wry eye, and the script's parallels with current political struggles are both frighteningly apt and funny.
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This meme feels apt: Because you wouldn't want to just admit you're spying on whether someone's opened your email, right?
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The spying effort comes from a Chinese state-sponsored hacking group called APT 41, according to the cybersecurity firm FireEye.
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Noisey: It seems apt in the wake of Lemmy's passing to talk about how rock'n'roll is defined by his lifestyle.
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After the first Clinton-Trump debate last week, 236% said it made them more apt to vote Clinton, 25% Trump.
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Why we love it: Archive 81 bills itself as a "found footage horror podcast," and that's a pretty apt description.
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This distinction—cool at rest, antsy in action—is a pretty apt summary of what it's like watching Heyward play.
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After her subsequent disasters, I think a more apt moniker would be Theresa Mayday ("A sea of troubles", February 3rd).
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Victor Valdovinos claims that Singer molested him on the set of Apt Pupil, Singer's follow-up to The Usual Suspects.
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Across all four states, women are more apt than men to support Clinton, men tilt to Trump in each place.
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Bagehot thought that MPs were wiser than the electorate in general but nevertheless too apt to act like a crowd.
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Details: The legislation at issue is called the No Oil Producing and Exporting Cartels Act (thus the apt acronym NOPEC).
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These days, a company like Netflix is more apt to be screening movies at a festival rather than buying them.
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At a different time, or if I lived in a different country, I could see its message being more apt.
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It's an apt metaphor for Miller, who was always submerged in his work and, for a time, in his addiction.
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Furthermore, they'll be more apt to listen in the future since they know it won't require a huge time investment.
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Then, they imaged the reaction using atom-probe tomography, or APT, which can discern the individual atoms' identity and positions.
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I'm not sure if it'd then be more apt to call this form of water super-pure or just "dead."
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If Uber's business model had been to pay for customers rides in existing cabs, the comparison might be more apt.
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It's called the eCOPO Camaro, an apt spin on this new offering from the company's COPO high-performance racing division.
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Perhaps a more apt metaphor for cases like these would be a virus — something that festers, and something that spreads.
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American Public Television (APT) is the leading syndicator of high-quality, top-rated programming to the nation's public television stations.
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It's an apt time for the sly, reflective work of Baldessari, who has long explored the object as an idea.
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His overall vision is built on density and contrast, an apt combination for the unique challenge of depicting large structures.
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The second one, known as FANCY BEAR or APT 2628 in cybersecurity circles, was probably a component of Russia's military.
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The FANCY BEAR/APT 28 actors were then able to access and download nearly ten years worth of private communications.
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It is his character, discipline and courage that make him so remarkable, and in turn exponentially apt for the court.
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Anonymity can add its own safety concerns—people hiding behind a username are more apt to say whatever they want.
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That's in keeping with other surveys finding that women are more apt to say women face discrimination in American society.
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This tug-of-war takes a depressing amount of energy, since neither man is apt to believe either woman's story.
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It is apt to surmise from the above data that the One True Chris-mas is still in our future.
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Benefitfocus also found that younger workers were much more apt to choose the high-deductible option when given the choice.
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Today, its description by Selective Service System Director Larry Romo as a "very, very, very inexpensive insurance policy," seems apt.
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Entrance polls in Iowa showed late-deciders there were also less apt to back Trump than their early-decider peers.
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Men, white voters, independents who lean Democratic and younger voters are more apt to say they plan to support Sanders.
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The lesson is apt: Chasing opportunity will get you further in life and in business than trying to avoid mistakes.
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What should be done with these children, who have become known, in an apt turn of political messaging, as Dreamers?
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Political scientists are apt to cite what are called "post-materialist" concerns to explain this leftward turn among millennial voters.
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Republicans and Republican-leaning voters are more apt to feel this way, 76% prefer candidates who share their views vs.
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The agency's second attack is more apt, if a bit more of a complaint about media reporting than CBO data.
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"They are more apt to be selling things into other markets, most likely to be affected by trade," Cohen said.
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And it was our right to be free to search for the most apt words unhindered by history or tradition.
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Brookelynn Bley's Instagram bio, Queen of the Rings, is probably the most apt description of a person to ever exist.
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At any given moment, you're apt to spy tourists, locals, high-finance types toasting big deals and families celebrating birthdays.
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St. LOUIS — Macbeth's weapon of choice is a dagger: long, thin and apt for plunging into a sleeping man's chest.
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His name having been placed on l'Étoile is apt: the traffic goes around all day but never stops for long.
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It turns out, the win is an apt metaphor for the growing presence of food companies in the tech space.
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In fact, Ward likes to pitch his new game as "crash mode but with golf," and the description is apt.
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A certain skepticism might be apt, then, at news of a double bill of Williams one-acts written in 1982.
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A more apt resemblance is found in the subtle and restrained ethos behind the writing and acting both shows prefer.
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"The younger generation is more apt to be using YouTube than they are to be even watching TV," he said.
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But for the rest of us it's just Zé's kiddie record, an apt but minor addition to a major legacy.
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People say I could have a huge amount of money to give away, and that's an apt observation these days.
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The label compares him to Nick Cave and, with a healthy dose of Jeffery Lee Pierce, the comparison is apt.
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The festival is an apt venue for the short, music-filled film, which reportedly a showcase for Childish Gambino's catalog.
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But Nance argued that women are apt to look beyond the president's flaws at how his policies have benefitted them.
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Zoe resides somewhere in between, within the Miracle Mile, a neighborhood nickname derived from retail that now seems newly apt.
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Reflecting on these flexibilities and limitations is particularly apt as the number of asylum-seekers around the world only rises.
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Someone on a high dose of psilocybin is apt to have badly impaired judgment and, unsupervised, can do something reckless.
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They've made a decades-long grassroots effort out of hassling journalists about it — "working the refs," in the apt phrase.
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It's a brave and moving investigation into a lurid family secret, as well as an apt origin story for Griffith.
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Workers will be less apt to push for higher pay if they are convinced any price spikes will prove temporary.
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A foot is apt for a place that offers such stimulating walking, but the terrain is not without its challenges.
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It's an apt image for us: I like to brood and reflect, while Missy chooses to do and to live.
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Users would be more apt to sign up for new apps and sites if doing so was easier, Facebook argued.
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This advice could not be more apt than now, when the coronavirus epidemic threatens the U.S. and global economic recoveries.
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The building's Gehry connection, then, is especially apt; Ms. Lester and Mr. Schultz each pointed out the architect's Toronto roots.
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If a company was in the wrong, I tried to persuade it to offer a refund or another apt remedy.
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It also made the hunger for fresh talent onstage — long a trope of jazz consumerism — seem more apt, less despairing.
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With economic, corporate and even political conditions more shaky and uncertain than usual, that perennial advice seems especially apt now.
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A lot of folks compare Snapchat to Twitter, which I think is a pretty apt way of looking at it.
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Fancy Bear, also known as "Pawn Storm" or APT 28, was implicated in the 2016 Democratic National Committee (DNC) hack.
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"If you're dedicated enough to go through that program, you're more apt to do a good, quality job," he said.
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Though her book stops on election night, its apt title could be applied to every aspect of his presidency, too.
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Teens are also more apt to engage in risky driving behaviors when they misuse prescription opioids, a second study suggests.
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Legal experts say the Trump administration's rule is apt to lead to similar results, creating uncertainty for years to come.
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Davis's one-sentence character study is also a devastatingly apt summary of Zayn's second album, which came out in 2018.
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The connection feels improbable—as though there were a Falstaff Ale that really dates to Shakespeare's Stratford—but also apt.
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Other researchers have tracked the same pattern of attacks, but stopped short of linking APT 28 to the Russian state.
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" An apt analogy to it all is presented by another book, also published anonymously exactly 201 years before "A Warning.
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He said it was as fundamental to him as DNA, and that's a pretty apt metaphor as I understand him.
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And in both states, the group that is focused on beating Trump is more apt to favor Biden over Sanders.
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The tailgate had been billed as a "family reunion" on the flyer put out by the GOBCC, which seemed apt.
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The renaming couldn't be more apt for Johnson, who hand-calculated the trajectory for America's first manned trip to space.
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Now when he reflects on his past, Wilson laughs, though strangers might not even be apt to believe his story.
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Investment is the apt term, for this research pays dividends, and not simply for the companies that develop new therapies.
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Zweig's apt examination of the neurochemistry of gambling and how it applies directly to stock-picking is an eye-opener.
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This APT group, also known as APT28, STRONTIUM, Sofacy and Fancy Bear, may be even more dangerous than previously thought.
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Purists insist that it was apt, because nothing Khan or anyone else ever served was as delicious as his tamales.
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Starbucks' global strategy officer cited APT as the "best source of industry comp intelligence" on a recent company earnings call.
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The fast-food giant renewed its contract with APT in 2016 to gear up new food offerings and optimize menus.
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Fancy Bear, also known as "Pawn Storm" or APT 28503, was implicated in the 22019 Democratic National Committee (DNC) hack.
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Millennial or not, employees are also more apt to stay with a company where leadership by example is the norm.
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Babcock said veterans have a "critical role in democracy," as people "may be more apt to listen" to their perspective.
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Still, his words from over 235 years ago provide an apt description of what drives Republican thinking in Congress today.
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Adolescence A D.I.Y. snow globe full of glitter is an apt metaphor for the emotional chaos of the adolescent brain.
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Because Eklof's approach is formally very clean, showing some genuine, intriguing detachment, I'm apt to prefer it to Seidl's work.
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Carl Jung called secrets "psychic poison," which is apt, because secrets are corrosive and go hand in hand with shame.
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Shawn Carolan, a venture capitalist at Menlo Ventures and an early investor in Uber, said the Amazon comparison is apt.
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In Kambui Olujimi's short film Where Does the Time Go…, water is an apt analogy for the concept of time.
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In an exhibition filled with artworks comprised of leavings and debris, Laderman Ukeles' work is a smart and apt inclusion.
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I grabbed git and curl right away: sudo apt-get install git sudo apt-get install curl If you close the terminal browser tab you're in, remember you can get another terminal up with Ctrl-Alt-T, then you need to enter the shell with shell, and then you can sudo enter-chroot once again.
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"The soul in paraphrase": George Herbert's apt epithet for prayer is also apt as an ideal for a certain kind of literary biography: a light-limbed, tensile book that draws nimbly on the subject's work, his writing about the work, and his letters and journals to create a vivid sense of his interior life.
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Mr. Nazaryan, himself a former English teacher, makes comparisons to Greek tragedy, and in this case, the analogy is truly apt.
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Yet despite many pronouncements that 2016 was the year of VR, a more apt word for virtual reality might be absence.
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This suggests that smokers are more apt to become frail because of COPD rather than from smoking itself, the authors conclude.
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Last night, Jon Cohn, a liberal health wonk, tweeted something apt: None of the liberal wonks I follow like this bill.
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The nimble Austrian, goes by the very apt nickname "Gimbalninja" online, specialises in steadicam video shooting while doing crazy parkour himself.
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"The market is not apt to give the company much credit as clouds of uncertainty hang over the business," Bray said.
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The study found that donors to major endowments are significantly more apt to contribute if the fund can post healthy returns.
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Even more than the apt underlying meaning, Forsythe says that the makeup team and Moss just really loved the tattoo visual.
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The annual U.N. climate change conference takes place this year in Marrakech, Morocco — an apt location for the high-stakes negotiations.
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It's an apt ending for an album with such huge aims, which, it has to be noted, maybe aren't entirely met.
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Right now the timing seems particularly apt given that China's largest food delivery service is actively taking on Didi's core business.
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Her sense of timing makes the title of her new Amazon series, One Mississippi, which came out last Friday, absolutely apt.
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Although some critics of the APT have carped that the theme of post-colonialism was overused, the works withstand this critique.
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Although she didn't think of herself as a child, the statement seemed apt in regard to many aspects of her life.
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For codecs, Sony supports AAC and SBC on the M3s but not apt-X or the company's own higher-res LDAC.
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Per the indictment, APT 10 has been active since at least 2006 and has been attacking managed service providers since 2014.
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The go-to home-buying analogy is a marathon versus a sprint, when a more apt comparison might be an iceberg.
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Saturday Night Live has taken one of our favorite childhood board games and made it into an apt and aggravating metaphor.
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"Somehow, I had a lot of credibility with [Brad]," said Altschul of his tenure as the first AD on Apt Pupil.
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" An apt expression Dozier employs for discussing the "huge, physical structures, that, to be honest, do not embrace the urban form.
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The production, largely well acted and vividly staged, opens with a thunderclap, an apt harbinger of the stormy tale to unfold.
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I would argue, instead, that there is an insufficient appreciation of just how apt the metaphor of the "investment horizon" is.
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Regardless of how it works out, I think his description of this muddled position as an "institutional responsibility" is remarkably apt.
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There's even the issue of Dorinda Medley, a delightful, beloved woman who is apt to explode after one too many margaritas.
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The word "brave" is often employed to describe books like Hunger, but I think the word "bare" might be more apt.
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That would definitely be an apt catch phrase for 2017, with major, high-profile hacks or breaches coming with disturbing regularity.
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That waffling — between happiness and sadness, between fear and joy, between major and minor — does seem incredibly apt in this year.
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Cybereason believes that the attack bears close resemblances to prior attacks by APT 10, a hacking ground linked to China's government.
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"If we show solidarity with Islan Nettles, then they're more apt to give a higher sentence to James Dixon," Lopez explained.
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Likable people are more apt to be hired, get help at work, get useful information from others, and have mistakes forgiven.
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Most listeners are not "fans," and most fans are pretty low-key in their fandom, more apt to lurk than perform.
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Even the use of the peach, a symbol of the female body, is apt in layering the metaphor with further ambiguity.
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This is one of the most apt descriptions of our time I've read; striking that it's more than two decades old.
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The boss seemed avuncular and boyish, easy to laugh and apt to joke, nibbling his nails and shifting in his chair.
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The firm Trend Micro found that the alleged Russian hackers known as APT 28 or Fancy Bear had targeted the campaign.
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Even when consumers do find a less expensive alternative, they are still apt to choose the pricier item, the study found.
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It is apt that a medium over which Silvio Berlusconi wielded so much control should now critique his time in power.
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An APT, or Advanced Persistent Threat, is an infosec industry term for government hackers or, more rarely, highly organized criminal groups.
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Drake named his 2016 tour Boy Meets World, but that title was more apt for someone else on the bill: Pressa.
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What are some of the best and most apt words and phrases you came up with to describe the music video?
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Uptake and APT will continue offering their own predictive analytics platforms to their respective clients but intend to integrate the two.
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To use an apt metaphor, if Hillary is the Scully-like credulous skeptic here, Podesta is the Mulder-esque true believer.
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Churchill's oft-quoted words on democracy, now applied to everything from email to monogamy, may be just as apt for international
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Independents are more apt to blame Trump (48% to 34%), and are most likely to say both sides are responsible (14%).
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Mr. Lee's concept — for once, the industry jargon is apt — sidesteps some basic assumptions about what chefs are supposed to do.
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In a Leavitt novel, people often have secrets; adoptions can go horribly wrong; the medical diagnosis is apt to be dire.
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As for the amusing Dr. Gómez, he may be an awful clinician, but he's prone to sudden and surprisingly apt observations.
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The CNN town halls were apt, given the front-and-center placement of family members in this presidential campaign in particular.
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Whatever the original meaning, "far-away land full of big bears" turned out to be an apt description of the Arctic.
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So commissioning Mr. MacMillan to supply a Resurrection number was an answer, and its title, "I Awoke Today," was particularly apt.
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Mckesson still speaks as if he's in the thick of the race, but he's also apt to move the goal posts.
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APT: What led you and your coauthors to the conclusion that the Lorax might have been inspired by the patas monkey?
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The documents also showed an APT group was routing their activities through Canadian technology as a way to cloak their identity.
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This seemed apt considering how much people were freaking out about meeting this reportedly larger-than-life character in the flesh.
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Venus—the planet that rules love, beauty, and values—at home in vocal Taurus is an apt placement for a singer.
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Now that we think about it, we feel like this video is actually a very apt metaphor for being a parent.
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Mr. Allen came up with the name Micro-Soft, an apt one for a company that made software for small computers.
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But no cajoling or shaming of uncles and aunts (with the law on their side) is apt to change the outcome.
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The result, although devilishly hard to deduce without ample down crosses (for me at least), is an unusual but apt phrase.
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These folks are not like most people, but if the rewards they garner are financial, they are apt to be celebrated.
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But when I traveled to Poland last week to cover those climate talks, I discovered that the setting was fairly apt.
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" Replace the word "poems" with the word "essays," and you have an apt description of the second part of "Air Traffic.
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Those states, too, were part of Mr. Trump's electoral map two years ago and are apt to be critical in 2020.
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Bell's APT 70 cargo drone has been flying via remote control in December, and started autonomous operations a few weeks ago.
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The large drone is a successor to a smaller demonstrator, the APT 20, that Bell has been flying for several years.
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" Sherry from California said "Selfie Generation" is apt: A name that I have heard circulating around the internet is "Selfie Generation.
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Our kids are progressives, not at all apt to back someone like Mr. Bloomberg with his defense of stop-and-frisk.
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The title of this movie proves unusually apt: You will figure out its climactic plot twist within the first 10 minutes.
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Was this an excuse to play in the halls, as one was apt to do when bored with the reading lesson?
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The analogy isn't quite apt, though, because Equifax, like other data brokers, doesn't fill its vaults with deposits from willing customers.
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We're more apt to date outside our "types" as passionate Mars goes retrograde in Aries from September 9 to November 13.
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This sort of reasoning was commonly employed by Scalia; as an avowed textualist, he was apt to find many statutes unambiguous.
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Republican men are more apt to consider supporting such a candidate than Republican women -- the breakdown is 61% to 48% respectively.
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A more apt description is that preservation acts as a forum for communities to engage and negotiate our shared cultural resources.
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But alongside these symbols of destruction has risen another, more apt metaphor for the dynamics of the modern media power play.
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At the very least, it has not pleased all the residents of the Eternal City, who are apt to eternally complain.
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It's an apt welcome to a town set in the foothills of the Berkshires, scattered with forests, lakes and rolling fields.
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"Without a doubt, that incremental customer that is price sensitive might be less apt to use them going forward," Ryan said.
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People are apt to make fun of other people's habit of talking about the weather to their neighbors in the elevator.
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Nonetheless, the discomfort and conversation it stirred felt apt in a city and state that are increasingly hostile toward homeless populations.
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Women (23.8%) and non-whites (3.93%) are more apt than men or whites to consider a demographically-representative Congress deeply important.
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" While this passage is about Noe's grandfather's oral storytelling practices, it also serves as an apt description of "This Is Happiness.
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"When the poison of Harlem mixes with this pure mountain air anything's apt to come out of my typewriter," he wrote.
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Children with eczema are more apt to have asthma and allergies than kids without the skin disorder, some previous research suggests.
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APT 28 also hacked the Ukrainian central election commission in 2014 while posing as a pro-Russian Ukrainian group called CyberBerkut.
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And if the promised benefits don't materialize, well, your temporary sleeping arrangements are apt to be the least of your worries.
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The religious language feels apt — Rogers, an ordained Protestant minister, begins every morning with Scripture and prayer — but also possibly misleading.
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When the game is on on your beautiful plasma screen television in your living room, you're more apt to watch it.
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Grange simply picked a selection of popular tools that repeatedly came up in APT reports, and then poked around for vulnerabilities.
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After all, what's safer, or more metaphorically apt, than hanging your personal Picasso or Basquiat in a floating testament to inequality?
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