" Russia has been "an employer of asymmetric means of recovering power … and what is more asymmetric than cyberwarfare?
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It has the critical elements required to sustain a war of asymmetric attrition: geopolitical position, geographic size, military capability, decades of asymmetric experience, and apparent undiminished motivation.
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American adversaries have had little success in using asymmetric attacks to force Washington to back down — just as the United States has never found a reliable strategy for deterring asymmetric attacks.
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James & Erin Women's Double Layer Asymmetric Dress, Charcoal, $57.97
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" He described the current crisis as an "asymmetric shock.
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These women were proudly asymmetric, disproportionate — and they were beautiful.
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He has called out the chancellor for her "asymmetric demobilisation".
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An asymmetric hemline showed off Moore's checkered Sergio Rossi sandals.
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Google is rectifying the asymmetric nature of its struggle vs.
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This asymmetric warfare, if effective, can help speed America's entropy.
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"This is asymmetric warfare," said Adi Sideman, CEO of YouNow.
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We did not advance our argument about asymmetric polarization lightly.
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It will continue to be internationally political, unconventional and asymmetric.
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The conflict in Equatoria bears the hallmarks of asymmetric warfare.
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Tanks and fighter jets have limited value in an asymmetric conflict.
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In all cases, this is a great example of asymmetric competition.
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Trump has been engaged in asymmetric warfare from the very beginning.
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Here is what to watch for: Are there asymmetric turnout shifts?
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As MSNBC's Chris Matthews said in December, this is asymmetric warfare.
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These actors are well-resourced financially and in asymmetric military capabilities.
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The basic asymmetric information between writer and reader just encourages lying.
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But for all of their asymmetric influence, secrets are ultimately mortal.
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In a way, this problematic environment can provide an asymmetric advantage.
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Its leaders carry out global terrorism and engage in asymmetric warfare.
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However, they say the alliance could focus more on asymmetric threats.
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The left's rising enthusiasm makes Mrs Merkel's strategy of asymmetric demobilisation impossible.
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Right: it's asymmetric, it responds to dopamine, it progresses over many years.
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The rise of asymmetric warfare has posed new challenges for the group.
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There, the driver can easily view the propeller-shaped, asymmetric instrument panel.
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Thereafter, the Fed's behavior became asymmetric during stock market booms and busts.
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In this, as in so much else, we're looking at asymmetric polarization.
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Elsewhere, he created volume with asymmetric peplums and stacked tiers of jacquard.
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Iran, meanwhile, has used asymmetric attacks to try to discourage US efforts.
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Ultimately, both male and female judges agreed that dancers with a wide range of hip swing, more asymmetric thigh movements, and moderately asymmetric arm movements (as in, your limbs move independently from one another) were the most attractive.
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And mistakes that you make — especially missing ideas — are ... it's called asymmetric returns.
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Insurgent groups discovered quickly the advantages of fighting this kind of asymmetric conflict.
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Education levels and age also play a strong role—but an asymmetric one.
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I think it's asymmetric risk to the downside if we get this wrong.
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As revolutionary as machine learning will be, its impact will be highly asymmetric.
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Both have used asymmetric-warfare strategies to create "anti-access/area denial" networks.
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We have a model for this in every other form of asymmetric power.
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To be clear, being an asymmetric warrior does not guarantee long-term success.
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He is co-author of Asymmetric Politics: Ideological Republicans and Group Interest Democrats.
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Asymmetric aggression isn't just his style; it's central to his ideal of masculinity.
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Grannan further noted that powerful asymmetric key encryption is on the team's roadmap.
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For instance, the recital hall's asymmetric design facilitates viewing of the pianist's hands.
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"A lot of the art trade is built on asymmetric information," he said.
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"Oh, work," he said to a sleek leather overcoat with an asymmetric closure.
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Yet it's an asymmetric kind of warfare type of interview with this guy.
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But the asymmetric advantage that any terrorist regime enjoys, it's impossible to eliminate.
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These asymmetric misses have been headwinds for the recovery from the Great Recession.
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A continuation of its asymmetric strategy in places like Iraq is almost certain.
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Future wars would be minor, asymmetric skirmishes that superior firepower would easily quash.
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In the US, this afflicts both parties — but in a deeply asymmetric way.
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They are the authors of Asymmetric Politics: Ideological Republicans and Group Interest Democrats.
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The asymmetric tactics of 2016's big winners could soon be the norm. 7.
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Anyone who said, "count me in," in this asymmetric environment was exposed to danger.
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So it's fine to have asymmetric power insofar as it is in our interest.
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Historically, larger institutions, despite their myriad advantages, have struggled to deal with asymmetric foes.
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Further, its alleged strategic alliance with China is, in fact, an increasingly asymmetric relationship.
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Their brand of asymmetric warfare has now arrived in full force to our shores.
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The second thing you should note is that the margin of error is asymmetric.
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Threats of military action from Israel, and possible Iranian asymmetric responses in the region.
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"It's asymmetric, with bits hanging out over the face," he explained of the shape.
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Fewer than 50 of the asymmetric courts with their sloping internal roofs still exist.
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Because all this 'protest' action is flowing across the surface of an asymmetric platform.
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And if Trump is re-elected, that asymmetric cynicism will be the main reason.
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This attack demonstrates Iran's asymmetric ability to act in an unexpected and capable way.
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The New York Times described Russia's asymmetric attacks, especially its information warfare, as unstoppable.
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Ahead of that development, Asymmetric Advisors' Amir Anvarzadeh wrote in a note dated Feb.
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I'm nervous because there is what could be called "asymmetric risk" in the stock market.
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Onset of Parkinson's is always asymmetric in the body, so one side is affected first.
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But, of course, it&aposs also an asymmetric challenge because of cyber and other means.
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How deep, wide and asymmetric that U might be are now subjects for further inquiry.
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The West has asymmetric advantages in the economic realm and may give them more emphasis.
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The two parties are following a pattern of asymmetric polarization familiar since the early 1990s.
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The strike has strategic implications and amplifies the relevance asymmetric drone war for the future.
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They believe the asymmetric pattern could be due to a larger boulder beneath the crater.
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This kind of "asymmetric risk-taking" was the root cause of the 2008 financial crisis.
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The first is how to respond to Vladimir Putin's adopted geopolitical strategy of asymmetric warfare.
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Iran mainly relies on asymmetric tactics and its proxies to counter more sophisticated U.S. weaponry.
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And when it does act, it may be an asymmetric response, such as a cyberattack.
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Given Iran's unenviable strategic position, such groups provide Tehran with an asymmetric deterrent against attack.
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The roiling "gray zone" of undeclared asymmetric war involving cyber, proxies and terror always beckons.
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So China's parity with us is asymmetric — population versus wealth, regional leadership versus global leadership.
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The new era of asymmetric parity is definitely not a return to the Cold War.
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Asymmetric Advisors removed SoftBank (SFTBF) from its list of key stock recommendations earlier this week.
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Providers know much more about medicine than patients do, so the information is hopelessly asymmetric.
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How does the actual world, whose fundamental laws respect T symmetry, manage to look so asymmetric?
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Donald Trump, Uber and the Viet Cong have something in common — they are all asymmetric warriors.
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It lacks both the ciliated pit as well as Nodal, yet it develops an asymmetric hindgut.
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He presented equestrian-inspired quilted capes, blouses with knotted neck scarves or cuffs and asymmetric skirts.
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Studies found that users expected an asymmetric relationship in which they were in the dominant position.
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In particular, he looked at how asymmetric information can confound the design of income-tax systems.
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His paper influenced many other researchers to apply his ideas about asymmetric information to different areas.
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"Russia is looking for ways to retaliate that are asymmetric and provide Moscow opportunities," he said.
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Moving your limbs in an asymmetric way is also a sign of finely tuned motor skills.
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And yet, the irony is that Apple and Samsung are the perfect example of asymmetric competition.
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What we can all agree on is that he is America's first modern asymmetric warrior president.
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Police-suspect encounters will become asymmetric conflict: They can kill us, but we cannot kill them.
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That opened the door for Fox News, Rush Limbaugh, and the asymmetric polarization of today's politics.
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Russia's emphasis on asymmetric warfare and influence operations will further corrode liberal norms and principles worldwide.
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Flashes of bright colors were seen across collections as were short hemlines and quirky asymmetric designs.
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The kitchen has been updated with stainless-steel appliances and has an asymmetric wood breakfast bar.
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Russia and China are already waging irregular warfare via surrogates, misinformation, artificial intelligence and asymmetric tactics.
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Russia arms and enables Iran with, at least in part, the technology to wage asymmetric attacks.
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He effectively uses espionage as an asymmetric tool to level the playing field against the West.
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Thanks to asymmetric multi-processing it can spin up and down any or all its cores.
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The speed, scale and sophistication of Russia's asymmetric attacks were unlike anything I had seen before.
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Extra-long tailoring, asymmetric cuts, and sportswear-as-workwear has never been more acceptable — or polished.
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Jacqueline R. Sutherland is the Terrorism & Asymmetric Warfare fellow at Young Professionals in Foreign Policy (YPFP).
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It's an equation of solid and air that turns asymmetric just as soon as it's complete.
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So that inequality is still built in because of asymmetric relations to power at the workplace.
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It is this asymmetric cracking and packing that yields many more Democratic than Republican wasted votes.
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Highlights include its Le Denim collection, which features asymmetric chambray shirts and jeans with zip embellishments.
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Trump sported a crisp white $2,195 Michael Kors Collection belted asymmetric crepe blazer and skirt suit.
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Yet the reality of 21st-century U.S. politics is one of asymmetric polarization in many dimensions.
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While tapping into this network, China's also been relying on another asymmetric advantage — persistent cyber espionage.
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Jacqueline R. Sutherland is the Terrorism & Asymmetric Warfare fellow at Young Professionals in Foreign Policy (YPFP).
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The nickels are getting smaller and fewer and with the steamroller approaching the risks are very asymmetric.
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That means asymmetric economic shocks get entrenched and you end up with high unemployment in some areas.
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This has been more asymmetric with Republicans, but I don't think it would always stay that way.
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Lucky for the Bey Hive, the asymmetric white cotton ensemble is on sale for 50 percent off!
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This is a great example of asymmetric competition, and also a great way to compete with Nvidia.
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There's hardly a moment where you see a unit composition that poses any kind of asymmetric dilemma.
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Apple says the fans' asymmetric new blades have better performance than regular ones and produce less noise.
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Or opt for a sleek asymmetric ruffled dress to channel Nicky Hilton's Oscar de la Renta number.
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Without repairing that, the face would eventually grow more and more asymmetric as scarring and muscles pulled.
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A skewed distribution is asymmetric and unimodal with a longer "tail" in the direction of its skew.
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Its members are believed to carry out clandestine operations including assassinations, and are experts in asymmetric warfare.
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Striking back, they warned, could provoke asymmetric attacks against American military and civilians by Iranian proxies elsewhere.
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There was a lot of shoulder action: asymmetric dresses and jackets sprouting crinoline rosettes on one side.
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"Iran has developed a potent arsenal, and cyber offers an attractive asymmetric path of retaliation," said Kupchan.
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By contrast, Iran has relied on "asymmetric" rather than conventional warfare by its own forces and proxies.
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With Iran likely to continue its asymmetric warfare, the U.S. should ensure it responds with calibrated force.
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History would also suggest that Iran is fully prepared to unleash asymmetric warfare unlike any before seen.
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This is what options traders would call an "asymmetric risk-reward profile," and it is nothing new.
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We're capital-preservation minded while looking for asymmetric upside, and that's where we have a disproportionate advantage.
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Ocasio-Cortez also seems to be generating the same asymmetric intensity in public opinion as the President.
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I liked the range of vision evident in the choices: a casual cashmere sweater with an asymmetric hem, a black Vince moto jacket with shearling collar, a camel cashmere sweater with an asymmetric hem, a conservatively tailored silk shirt dress in a slightly exotic leopard print (red spots!).
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Graphic colorblocking and abstract patterns are bold options to consider, too, as are swirly patterns and asymmetric lines.
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A new approach to persuading the North to abandon its nuclear program must focus on asymmetric pressure points.
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Those are some of the top asymmetric risk opportunities I follow and recommend that aspiring business founders pursue.
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The Kone Pure is asymmetric, with the right mouse button extending farther to accommodate the longer middle finger.
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This asymmetric performance by the two parties is evidence of a persistent tilt in the political playing field.
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Ray Dalio was worried about where we are, warned about interest rates, that you could have asymmetric risks.
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In an age of asymmetric warfare against militias rather than states, the IDF produces few obvious military heroes.
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The White House is also right that the bill for a tech war will at first be asymmetric.
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Models strutted down the catwalk in off-the-shoulder or asymmetric draped gowns, some worn with slim trousers.
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While Iran's cyber efforts are a newer form of asymmetric warfare, it is one that Iran is perfecting.
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The costs of LME warehousing are asymmetric in terms of delivering metal into and out of the system.
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Drones and other unmanned systems are becoming an important component of modern warfare, one that offers asymmetric advantages.
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"What the Russians are up to is essentially asymmetric political warfare," said John Sipher, a retired CIA officer.
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While it is no longer in control of territory in Syria, the group now poses an asymmetric threat.
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In asymmetric terms, Gerasimov seems to have pulled off the impossible: diverting attention, albeit at huge potential cost.
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"The risk seems asymmetric to me," said Greg McKenna, chief market strategist at CFD and FX provider AxiTrader.
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In 2016, political scientists Matt Grossmann and David Hopkins published Asymmetric Politics: Ideological Republicans and Group Interest Democrats.
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We can either choose to ignore it, publicly rebuke this escalation or identify some kind of asymmetric response.
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The asymmetric advantage of US combat troops is greatly increased by the venerable A-10 Thunderbolt II aircraft.
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The asymmetric white, that is — seen also on Renée Zellweger in Armani Privé and Cynthia Erivo in Versace.
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Iran mainly relies on asymmetric tactics and its regional proxies in order to counter more sophisticated U.S. weaponry.
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Models wore ruffled pinafore and silk dresses, asymmetric patterned skirts as well as round-collared jackets and shorts.
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North Korea is clearly, however, pushing the boundaries of what it can achieve through asymmetric coercive military means.
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Asymmetric Advisors, which advises investors about Japanese stocks, removed SoftBank from its list of key recommendations on Monday.
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And one of the most urgent changes has been Russia's development of new, asymmetric techniques sometimes called hybrid war.
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Even more surprisingly, she found research suggesting that women with asymmetric breast tissue are more likely to develop cancer.
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Mrs Merkel shrewdly helped this trend along, employing a strategy of "asymmetric demobilisation" to keep SPD voters at home.
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No asymmetric patterns, no broken stems, not a single brown leaf—the telltale signs of a common fake plant.
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That's why it's so important to seek asymmetric risk — the kind that maximizes potential gain and minimizes potential loss.
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We have had asymmetric warfare since the first caveman crafted a spear to defeat stronger, faster, bigger-fanged enemies.
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He wore an asymmetric jacket and silver sneakers, his way of standing out in a sea of dark suits.
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Because there's an asymmetric power relationship, the law right now says they have to act in your best interest.
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That voters held different expectations for him -- and that conventional political warfare wouldn't work against such an asymmetric threat.
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Moscow has asymmetric advantages in cyber espionage and cyber-attack skills and in military power near NATO's eastern flank.
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"I don't want to go into too much detail, but there are options both symmetric and asymmetric," Mattis said.
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To a golem's eyes, the human inside appeared pallid as a grub, with unbaked skin and unfinished, asymmetric features.
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"Customers are increasingly interested in asymmetric jewelry, especially earrings," said Natalie Kingham, buying director at the fashion retailer MatchesFashion.com.
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Took an already existing grid and put in HAPPY BIRTHDAY HANNAH LIEDER, which I'm just now realizing is asymmetric!
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The LaWS is designed to work against low-end asymmetric threats with scalable power levels up to 30 kW.
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In addition, their relationship is increasingly asymmetric; China's GDP was over eight times as large as Russia's in 2018.
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In the pre-cyber world, Peters wrote presciently of critical computer-driven capabilities and hideous new asymmetric weapons systems.
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The propagation of asymmetric warfare has been increasingly mitigated by the obtainability of, and the surge in information operations.
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How they respond — whether via cyber, proxies, drones, or other means, likely asymmetric —is unpredictable but a near certainty.
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The US and Iran have steered away from armed conflict, but the prospect of asymmetric attacks, including cyberattacks, remains.
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"Iran has a history of leveraging asymmetric tactics to pursue national interests beyond its conventional capabilities," the alert said.
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Omura's whales are baleen whales, meaning they are filter feeders, and they can be identified by their asymmetric coloration.
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We explore the reasons for this failure in our new book, Asymmetric Politics: Ideological Republicans and Group Interest Democrats.
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At the party's pre-election conference in Dortmund last Sunday Mr Schulz termed this "asymmetric demobilisation" an attack on democracy.
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Wearing their hair in long plaits, some models wore asymmetric black dresses with cartoon pictures of Frankenstein and his bride.
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For the perpetrators, DDoS attacks are a perfect example of asymmetric warfare—cheap to carry out and expensive to prevent.
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What it does is get rid of the need for potentially unscrupulous middlemen who thrive and profit on asymmetric information.
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It identified rapid urbanisation and the asymmetric advantages that cities offer opponents as the two principal causes of this shift.
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Some can go many years or decades with the symptoms, lead good lives, and have a slowly progressive asymmetric disorder.
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There's no longer one single network, and managing those asymmetric frictions are now just part of running a business online.
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Excitingly, the new result could also explain similar asymmetric features seen on other planets in the solar system, including Mars.
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But Regling said a limited euro area budget was under discussion and could be helpful in countering asymmetric economic shocks.
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Called "A Patchwork," the offering interpreted its title in heavy woolen coats, asymmetric plaid patterns on dresses, and contrasting pleats.
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Look at the bifurcated legal system, asymmetric political influence, and imbalances in education, medical options and, sadly, even potable water.
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Iran, much weaker in conventional military terms, will seek to develop and demonstrate asymmetric ways to deter such an attack.
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"The problem is an asymmetric threat and illegal invasion of thousands of people that threatens our territory," Mr. Mitsotakis said.
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What they found: While concerns about political and media polarization online are longstanding, our study suggests that polarization was asymmetric.
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The original version did include WOODLINE/I FEEL PRETTY OH SO PRETTY, which got axed because it yielded asymmetric themers.
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The report, which calls Russia's behavior "asymmetric assault on democracy," recommends some policy changes, such as financial sanctions against Russia.
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In the past, they say it has focussed on asymmetric strikes, such as sabotage or other military action via proxies.
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Common murres, for instance, are fast, powerful fliers and have asymmetric eggs, as do least sandpipers, which migrate long distances.
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"I think we have to see this is asymmetric but really be aware of what's really going on," she said.
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To paraphrase "Game of Thrones", cyber-winter is coming, as adversaries seek asymmetric means to threaten U.S. and allied interests.
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But Russia's asymmetric warfare, like political and information warfare or simply stoking corruption, is effective — largely because it weaponizes Americans.
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The House plan fixes this asymmetric treatment of debt and equity by no longer allowing firms to deduct interest payments.
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The large, asymmetric pads wrap around the back of the listener's ear and provide an impressive degree of passive noise isolation.
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With his monochromatic space-suit, his asymmetric fade, and his flashy stage show, Powerline was already visually molded after Bobby Brown.
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Future generations will increasingly face asymmetric military warfare, while robots and drones do battle on the ground and in the air.
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Her critics call this "asymmetric demobilisation": the purposeful pursuit of maximum inoffensiveness as a means of lowering turnout for her opponents.
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They are all asymmetric warriors, disrupting traditional industries with strategies and tactics heretofore unknown and unimagined — even unimaginable — by traditional warriors.
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Like asymmetric warriors throughout history, Trump doesn't give a whit about the institutions at work or the normal rules of engagement.
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Also, the strength of these asymmetric brain patterns were linked to the difficulty a person experienced while trying to fall asleep.
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A clever licensing policy would tackle the underlying problem, which is mostly one of asymmetric information, in the interest of consumers.
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Turkish prosecutors are seeking up to 43 years in jail for newspaper staff accused of targeting Erdogan through "asymmetric war methods".
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Like a free-swinging asymmetric boxer, Trump can keep Hillary off balance by punching from both the left and the right.
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While this is clearly the most provocative of Iran's asymmetric tools, it is one for which law enforcement needs to prepare.
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But frankly, as you see with Gingrich and [Senate Majority Leader Mitch] McConnell, this tribalism has been more asymmetric in nature.
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"I believe that asymmetric cutting particularly fits spring.. with a balance attained thanks to the use of light fabrics," Nishizaki said.
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Larger images of block parties with kids at play, are tilted, asymmetric compositions that blur the line between representation and abstraction.
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By The New York Times The confidence gap is driven entirely by asymmetric partisanship, powered by a surge in Republican sentiment.
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Because of its real and perceived geographic precariousness, Pakistan has naturally gravitated toward asymmetric military solutions — specifically, the use of proxies.
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"This creates asymmetric pressure on corporate decision making that will tilt toward individual demands over the public interest," Mr. Zittrain said.
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Mutually beneficial alliances and partnerships are crucial to strategy, providing a durable, asymmetric strategic advantage no competitor or rival can match.
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Russia cannot compete economically or militarily with the United States and China, so Mr. Putin is waging an asymmetric shadow war.
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Elliptical eggs are elongated and round on both ends, like cucumbers, and asymmetric eggs are pointier on one end, like mangoes.
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The ballroom theme came in the shape of voluminous skirts synched at the waist, corseted tops and asymmetric draped silk gowns.
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Shivshankar Menon, who became national security adviser after the Mumbai attacks, says that India responded with "covert" and "asymmetric" measures as well.
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Regional players may not be able to push for their national interests due to their asymmetric power equation with China, Nagy added.
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Tops were architectural: sculpted with pleats; jackets and tops were asymmetric; skirts were paneled and big shawls were draped to form cascades.
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That is likely to continue, Lo said, calling China's capital account opening "asymmetric" — meaning it allows more capital in than going out.
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Apple and Samsung have been asymmetric competitors for years, fighting to grab smartphone market share and partnering when it comes to chips.
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The result is that the trade war so far also looks like an asymmetric shock—certainly as far as China is concerned.
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Threats posed by Iran and North Korea have worsened as those countries have developed more advanced weapons and creatively employed asymmetric tactics.
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In 2017 Emmanuel Macron, France's president, proposed a euro-area budget to help stabilise demand in countries hit by an asymmetric downturn.
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AN ATTACK on Russian forces in Syria on January 2120th by 2000 home-made drones is a good example of "asymmetric" warfare.
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It featured an abstract asymmetric sleeve and strapless bodice that nipped at the waist and draped to a voluminous, floor-sweeping skirt.
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"Good strong fliers tend to lay eggs that are more asymmetric and more elliptical," study author Mary Stoddard from Princeton told Gizmodo.
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You might notice that it's asymmetric —it seems to glow stronger on the bottom part of the image than on the top.
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Russia's new, asymmetric approach is perhaps best exemplified by its state-run nuclear contractor Rosatom's strategy of creating security vulnerabilities in Europe.
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Shirts, some in fine leather, had pointy collars and see-through sleeves and were worn with pleated trousers and asymmetric transparent skirts.
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It featured an abstract asymmetric sleeve and strapless bodice that nipped at the waist and draped to a voluminous, floor-sweeping skirt.
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Prominent scholars, such as Andrew Mack and Thomas Schelling, have argued that the key variable in asymmetric conflicts is resolve or will.
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Iran will continue to utilize asymmetric or "gray zone" tactics as long as it believes it can do so with relative impunity.
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The Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) asymmetric approach to internet privacy is likely to create a false sense of security among web users.
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When the rich establishment can use asymmetric privacy to discredit dissidents while remaining opaque themselves, privacy is no longer a personal luxury.
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One lesson of the 2009 stimulus, worth repeating again and again, is that the risks for policymakers facing recessions are highly asymmetric.
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The Guard also has specialists in ballistic missile technology and asymmetric warfare, along with its own air force, navy and intelligence service.
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Network attacks may be especially suited for asymmetric warfare and terrorism, since they require far fewer resources than conventional and nuclear forces.
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It uses bright colours, high contrast, graded shading and asymmetric stylings to confound an algorithm's assumptions about what a face looks like.
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The greatest risk may be that asymmetric Iranian warfare reaches a point where the United States feels compelled to strike Iran directly.
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The attacks may not be Iran's only military response to Soleimani's death, and Tehran may be weighing further conventional or asymmetric methods.
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The asymmetric movement that Stanton mentions above is in reference to the S&P 500 index&aposs staggering performance as of late.
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The political scientists Thomas Mann and Norm Ornstein call it "asymmetric polarization": the two political parties have come to behave quite differently.
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But the space agency said NASA's images also showed asymmetric dark markings around the crash site that were more difficult to interpret.
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"We're looking at a very interesting asymmetric here, an industry that makes $150 billion a year with no TV network," he said.
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Sightlines at the asymmetric Barclays, which was not built with hockey in mind, have been problematic, and the ice has been subpar.
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The EU still lacks the necessary fiscal tools to cushion against asymmetric or large systemic shocks in the euro are, he said.
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"It's fair to say Vladimir Putin feels like he is fighting a low-level, asymmetric war with the United States," he said.
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She wore a white crop top and large tulle ballgown with an asymmetric hemline, Irene Neuwirth necklace and over-the-knee Aldo boots.
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But if you have a downturn, first in asset prices and then you have a downturn in the economy, it's an asymmetric risk.
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Oxford Research Group's chief executive, Richard Reeve, likened averting asymmetric attacks to defending against Improvised Explosive Device or suicide attacks on land forces.
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Meanwhile Australian designer Dion Lee turned a pinstriped grey blazer into an asymmetric sleeve mini dress, which he paired with black biker shorts.
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In this aspect of his technology war, Trump is loudly signaling them that Washington can play in the battlefield of asymmetric warfare, too.
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" He added: "Using a few strategic, blunt cut extensions in the back, we gave the illusion of a super-sexy, asymmetric faux bob.
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The asymmetric debris field surrounding the crater looks a lot what we'd expect from a meteorite impacting the surface at a low angle.
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" By contrast, the F-35 is "about a family of systems and it's about a network—that's what gives us an asymmetric advantage.
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Critics, including Mr Schulz, accuse her of "asymmetric demobilisation"; that is, of deliberately lowering turnout among supporters of her opponents by being inoffensive.
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Forecasters warned that the storm is asymmetric, with much of the dangerous winds and rain to the east and southeast of the center.
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Acknowledging improvement in the underlying economy, the Fed remained wary of overemphasizing the gains, particularly on the inflation side, noting an 'asymmetric' target.
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Come 2018 and 2020, elected officials, candidates and even our strongest democratic institutions will face asymmetric warfare in which traceless attacks remain unstoppable.
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But the truth maps much more neatly on to another hard political truth: that the polarization of our political parties has been asymmetric.
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During a final collective frenzy, the town's asymmetric square, overflowing with thousands of dancing revelers, was invaded by masked demons, known as Plens.
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I hope that Mr. Trump's asymmetric, weirdly brazen dishonesty has broken reporters of the bad habits of false equivalency, euphemism and forced balance.
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But given Earth's relatively circular orbit, it will never have super seasons like those on Pluto or the extreme, asymmetric seasons of Mars.
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First, we suffer from asymmetric polarization: the Republican Party has become an extremist institution with little respect for traditional norms of any kind.
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These sculptural garden accouterments (shown here with a selection of the season's asymmetric rugs) give lawn-grazers something to admire and huddle around.
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Its online influence operations are inexpensive and effective, and afford Russia an asymmetric advantage given the freedoms of expression afforded to Western democracies.
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Iran's escalations are expected to be asymmetric, which means using proxies or small attack groups to target American forces, allies or economic interests.
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But they are an important step toward signaling to Russia that its actions have consequences -- and that its asymmetric advantages may be eroding.
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The focus on the asymmetric capabilities has been accompanied by a downscaling of the importance of the military within North Korea's power structure.
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Consistent and dogged focus on pushing back against Iran's asymmetric tactics is much-needed, and the new sanctions get directly at these threats.
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And because left-of-center people tend to like it when the government does stuff and passes bills, that has an asymmetric benefit.
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That's because for all the talk of Russia's brilliant use of "asymmetric" or "hybrid" warfare — that is, fighting not so much on the regular battlefield but by using all kinds of sneaky and unconventional approaches, from information and cyber warfare to political manipulation — the truth is that if anyone has an "asymmetric" or "hybrid" edge, it is actually the West.
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He's talked passionately, though never in a single coherent thought, about asymmetric trade, the "horrendous violence" in the Northern Triangle countries, and child migration.
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The Democratic and Republican coalitions are very different (a point that Matt Grossmann and David Hopkins also make, much more extensively, in Asymmetric Politics).
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Schumer, 35, looked stunning in a black asymmetric one-shoulder mini dress while Hanisch, 29, was dapper in a color coordinated suit and tie.
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The IRGC has honed the art of asymmetric warfare, for instance operating small, zippy boats designed to swarm around and discombobulate big American warships.
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It is hardly surprising that non-state adversaries of the West and its allies should seek asymmetric advantage by taking the fight into cities.
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She earned 15.733 on the floor, 16.000 and 16.100 from her two vaults, 15.000 on the asymmetric bars, and 15.633 on the balance beam.
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Designers are adding asymmetric necklines, off-the-shoulder and cold-shoulder sleeves, and ruffles in all places to spice up the menswear-inspired classic.
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"A country hit by an asymmetric shock would receive money during a crisis, but would need to repay it once it recovers," he said.
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Little do they know that Cersei is already prepared to call a truce, providing only more evidence about the challenges caused by asymmetric information.
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Call it asymmetric punditry: As Republicans become more extreme, it's become near-impossible to find non-loony ones to fill airtime on cable news.
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Turkish prosecutors are seeking up to 43 years in jail for the newspaper staff, who stand accused of targeting Erdogan through "asymmetric war methods".
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In our new book, Asymmetric Politics: Ideological Republicans and Group Interest Democrats, we explain why the congressional parties have come to behave so differently.
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"Asymmetric earrings, of course, should be matching or seem to be but there's an element of the unexpected that I like," Ms. Roemer said.
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The old crisis instruments (the European Stability Mechanism) is designed for asymmetric shocks and assumes that countries have made systematic mistakes in the past.
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Alexander Theodoridis, a political scientist at the University of California-Merced, cited "Asymmetric Politics" by Grossmann and David Hopkins in response to my query.
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I hadn't brought photos; googling combinations of "lesbian" and "asymmetric" hadn't quite yielded what I had wanted, so I described it to her instead.
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From Afghanistan and Europe to Africa and Latin America, Iranian proxies — once latent — can stage asymmetric attacks against American and allied targets without warning.
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Traditional military forces can — and have — "defeated" terrorist groups to an extent, but preventing asymmetric market bombings and hotel attacks requires a different response.
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" Lina Benebdallah, assistant professor of politics and international affairs at Wake Forest University, North Carolina, however, cautions that the China-Africa relationship is "asymmetric.
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Yet the reality of American politics is asymmetric polarization: extremism on the right is a powerful political force, while extremism on the left isn't.
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And as in any sort of asymmetric battlefield, these are the spaces where Russia, and China too, calculate that they can compete with us.
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A gold medalist on the asymmetric bars in 1996 and 2000 Olympics, Khorkina also became the first woman to claim three world all-around titles.
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I discovered Jinteki shortly after my first encounter with Netrunner, a two-player asymmetric card game that pits a powerful megacorporation against a versatile hacker.
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If a system is asymmetric—if you know more about me than I know about myself, we usually have a name for that in law.
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So the architects drew a box, sliced a wedge from its top and pinched in the sides to create an illusion of twin asymmetric towers.
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"We need an instrument that is also capable of addressing asymmetric shocks, to create convergence and that can also have a stabilization function," he said.
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Given the asymmetric relationship between the cost of maintaining and circumventing firewalls, such a step can rapidly lead to the massive bypass of existing firewalls.
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But let's leave the asymmetric treatment of the parties aside, and ask a simple question: why, exactly, do we demand that politicians have new ideas?
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"We've had three months of asymmetric upward moves in the equity markets," said Christopher Stanton, chief investment officer at San Diego-based Sunrise Capital LLC.
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"The Greek economy is showing signs of recovery and Greek real estate has a highly asymmetric risk-return proposition," said Achilles Risvas, CEO of Dromeus.
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Professor Arrow anticipated the modern analysis of markets in which buyers and sellers do not share accurate information (now known as markets with asymmetric information).
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In a strikingly prescient article published in the early 1960s, he teased apart the complexities that asymmetric information creates in the market for health insurance.
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Now it is moving methodically to capture so much global natural gas market power that it adds the world's energy supply to its asymmetric arsenal.
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The science team realized even before launch that the most promising way to achieve this objective was to look at the asymmetric part of Jupiter's gravity.
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Its four pairs of asymmetric flaps lets it paddle on the surface, moving forward and turning, and with a swimming gait reminiscent of a diving beetle.
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By engaging in asymmetric warfare with Democratic symbols such as Khan or former Miss Universe Alicia Machado, he's made them much more powerful messengers against him.
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Given India's massive conventional military — not to mention economic and demographic — advantages, Pakistani national security thinking rests on "asymmetric" forces, including terrorist proxies and nuclear weapons.
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In past elections her rivals have accused her of "asymmetric demobilisation": seeming so inoffensive and inevitable that her opponents' supporters simply don't bother to turn out.
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Meanwhile, Hubbard, 31, picked a look that included a black jacket with metal chain detail, coordinating with his wife's Hayley's asymmetric chainmail style by the label.
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The practice of medicine is fundamentally asymmetric: Patients are almost wholly reliant on the knowledge and guidance of their physicians when selecting optimal courses of treatment.
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Of particular interest is the asymmetric encryption approach that is used to secure HTTPS and, thus, just about everything confidential that is sent over the Internet.
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On the other hand, well enough isn't the same as fair, and the asymmetric nature of the contract means athletes can be hung out to dry.
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Venezuela claims drones loaded with explosives used in failed attack on president "Drones are by far the biggest asymmetric threat that the U.S. faces," says Fox.
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Yet despite the pervasiveness of the problem, and of solutions to it, not until the 1970s did economists begin to incorporate "asymmetric information" into their thinking.
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Putin also wants to make it clear the Kremlin is standing toe-to-toe with the United States, with relatively inexpensive but sophisticated asymmetric espionage operations.
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His works, maximally imaginative science-fiction plays designed for minimal budgets, teem with insectlike aliens ("The Honeycomb Trilogy"), futuristic drones ("Asymmetric") and mad scientists ("Frankenstein Upstairs").
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Non-linear and hybrid warfare can be compared to any number of irregular warfare paradigms such as Cold War Active Measures, unconventional, asymmetric or 85033th generation.
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A series of de rigueur little black dresses, asymmetric, traced by bows, was followed by a series of pleated dancing frocks in back and white lace.
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"As to whether they're going do it again, modern terrorism has an asymmetric advantage over conventional deterrence," Hook said in reference to the September 14 strikes.
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Robert Ashley, the DIA director, said, "Iran continues to rely on its unconventional warfare elements and asymmetric capabilities" to counter the strengths of a superior adversary.
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North Korea has developed certain technologies that, taken together, demonstrate something analysts call "asymmetric retaliation," with which it can guarantee a nuclear response to any attack.
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Finally, it will respond in asymmetric ways that we cannot predict, akin to the Iran-backed attack in 1992 against a Jewish community center in Argentina.
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She kept accessories minimal, and one of the only pieces of jewelry she wore were slightly mismatched earrings — though it seemed this asymmetric look was intentional.
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As Islamic State clung to its last scrap of land, the head of Britain's spy agency MI6 warned that the group would return to "asymmetric" attacks.
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High "asymmetric thigh movement," which means moving your legs and feet around with just the right amount of rhythm and flow, also made dancers look more appealing.
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"I thought it was absolutely beautiful," said Kardashian, clad in an asymmetric white gown, singling out a masquerade ball scene complete with dancing matadors for particular praise.
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"We expected a Brexit outcome to have an asymmetric impact for equities, with downside exacerbated by unwind of long equity investor positioning," said JPMorgan's Dubravko Lakos-Bujas.
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Paisley was born with Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome, a genetic pediatric overgrowth disorder characterized by macroglossia (enlarged tongue), asymmetric overgrowth of limbs, and a predisposition for abdominal tumors.
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Along with others Mr Schulz accuses Mrs Merkel of "asymmetric demobilisation": strategic inoffensiveness designed to lower turnout among the prospective supporters of rival parties, especially his own.
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When it came to displaying her work in Caltech's signature Cahill Center, the building's unique architecture presented a challenge, with its slanted ceilings and odd asymmetric planes.
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Pelosi left the meeting wearing a blood-orange Max Mara boule-shaped coat with a funnel collar and asymmetric fastening that sent the Internet into a frenzy.
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Rather, the lengths of the data segments and their asymmetric treatment were "tuned to obtain a correlation signal at just about any desired time offset," he said.
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As the new year has begun, we look back on 28500 as a year of changes and asymmetric threats, but not only those of a terrorist nature.
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The asymmetric economic and financial performance of the United States and China has convinced the White House it has "escalation dominance" and should press home its advantage.
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It is precisely our commitment to democratic principles that puts us at an asymmetric disadvantage against an adversary who enthusiastically engages in censorship, manipulation, and suppression internally.
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Due to their asymmetric nature, these militant organizations will also not be facing the same kind of burden and responsibility of the state due to the pandemic.
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Or Zoë Kravitz's exposure of her own heavenly body in an asymmetric black lace Saint Laurent column, tied on one side by a mere pair of bows.
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The US has steadily built up its air, ground, and naval assets in the region, while Iran has advanced missile capabilities as well as robust asymmetric options.
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Uneven playing field While China's intelligence agencies employ many tactics adopted by other services around the world, including our own, they're asymmetric advantages are becoming increasingly clear.
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So Soleimani devised an asymmetric warfare strategy against them, including, according to US officials, armor-piercing improvised explosive devices that killed and wounded hundreds of American troops.
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Dr. Charles Knight has served with British Army, RAF and several overseas forces and is a lecturer in Terrorism, Asymmetric Conflict & Urban Operations at Charles Sturt University.
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The "fly in the ointment is the dependence on the Saudis," said Amir Anvarzadeh, a strategist at Asymmetric Advisors, which provides analysis on Japanese stocks for investors.
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The MMS spacecraft have previously witnessed asymmetric reconnection events, which occur at the sunlit side of the Earth where the solar wind interacts with the Earth's magnetic field.
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Instead, they warn that North Korea is using cyberattacks much as they've used the nuclear threat, an asymmetric lever that effectively holds far more powerful countries in check.
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In 2016, an American-led coalition wages an asymmetric war against the Islamic State in the same part of the world, and is not anywhere close to winning.
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The difference today is that technology and the fragmentation of media have accelerated the pace and broadened the range of battlegrounds on which asymmetric warfare can be waged.
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This asymmetric shape may cause the Crew Dragon to roll during hypersonic re-entry — when the vehicle is going faster than the speed of sound through Earth's atmosphere.
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As for why asymmetric arm and thigh movement is so appealing, consider how hard it is to pat your head and rub your stomach at the same time.
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Indeed, just as they did in Vietnam 50 years ago, US troops in Afghanistan are fighting a costly, intractable, and unending conflict against a relentlessly resilient asymmetric foe.
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Negative partisanship—the observable effect that antipathy to the other party has on public opinion—seems, like everything else in U.S. politics, to be asymmetric between the parties.
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The design plays up the deliberate tridimensional distortion and uses asymmetric volumes, high-contrast textures, and abstract shapes to give emphasis to this idea of motion and malleability.
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The textile artist Hiroko Takeda, who lives in New York City, said that years of training in her native Japan continue to affect her asymmetric approach to composition.
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Dresses came in bold purple, yellow, green, bronze, black and softer colours, and were cut in various styles: from halterneck and asymmetric to low-cut and long-sleeved.
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Models, including Kaia Gerber, Gigi Hadid, and Doutzen Kroes, were seen donning off-one-shoulder and asymmetric frocks that made us remember how simple sexy dressing could be.
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He predicted "asymmetric resistance" from the local population and warned that many on the Pakistani side of the Line of Control (LoC) were anxious to join the fight.
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"Conflicting headlines lead to asymmetric conclusions, which have immobilized price action and investor risk taking," Mike Tran, a commodity strategist at RBC Capital Markets said in a note.
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"There is an asymmetric effect," he said: With more and more people using early voting and liking it, rolling back early voting would do more harm to turnout.
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Putin's geopolitical judo Others see in Putin's charm offensive evidence of "asymmetric diplomacy:" unpredictable geopolitical moves by a black belt judo master, designed to keep his opponents off guard.
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I'd read about Trash and other club nights in magazines like The Face and was desperate to be among their crowds of asymmetric hair, cigarette smoke, and fluid sexuality.
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In an asymmetric response, the Duma barred all Americans from adopting Russian children — a sudden jolt of direct discrimination, as my wife and I had been considering exactly that.
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Yet the country's recent actions have converged with percolating fears about the U.S.'s antiquated power grid—which a growing number of observers say is vulnerable to asymmetric threats.
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An alternative theory is "Asymmetric Dark Matter," Morrissey said, which preserves CPT symmetry and also explains the dominance of matter over antimatter as a consequence of dark matter interactions.
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In this age of asymmetric polarization, the two parties have diverged in their responses to the flood of sexual harassment allegations that have become a fixture of public life.
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Failure to do so will only embolden Putin to increase the intensity and scope of the Kremlin's asymmetric attacks against its "Main Enemy," the United States and our allies.
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It now faces what will soon be an Iranian incremental walk-away from JCPOA limits, as well as asymmetric threats for which the administration appears to have no answer.
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Moreover, those divisions were asymmetric: Each stem cell produced not only a copy of itself but also a daughter cell fated to become a specific type of blood cell.
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Abrams also said North Korea still had significant capabilities and the United States should remain "clear-eyed" about the "significant asymmetric and intercontinental threat" from North Korea, Abrams said.
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"The lack of Saudi experience is compounded by the asymmetric situation on the ground where enemy militants are not wearing uniforms and are mixed with civilian populations," he said.
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The peculiar challenges of asymmetric warfare notwithstanding, our armed forces are ever determined to defeat these enemies of humanity,'' President Buhari said in a statement by his media aide.
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And modern-day Russia, while prolific in asymmetric and covert operations, is an economic basket case that spends about one-tenth as much as the U.S. on its defense.
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But just as the right has played an outsized role in driving partisanship generally (a dynamic termed "asymmetric polarisation"), so its rule-breaking is more conspicuous and arguably worse.
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That leaves the U.S. with only one practical option: American-led diplomacy, backed by asymmetric pressure from our intelligence and special operations communities abroad and the FBI at home.
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His military focus is increasingly on "asymmetric" capabilities such as nuclear weapons, ballistic missiles and cyber warfare to deter North Korea's main enemies, the United States and South Korea.
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They are natural tools of an insurgency; great for blowing things up, but likely to sabotage the desired effects when handled by the larger actor in an asymmetric conflict.
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"What the IRGC is going to do, if past is prologue ... they are going to lash out in asymmetric ways as they have in the past," said retired Maj. Gen.
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The asymmetric encryption schemes proposed by Merkle, Diffie Helman and Rivest and Shamir and Addelman, pioneers in the use of cryptography for computer security, brought about a revolution in cryptography.
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McNamee saw this in 2016 with both the Brexit referendum in the UK and the American Presidential election and concluded that Facebook does, indeed, give "asymmetric advantage" to negative messages.
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The new asymmetric version feels less reserved for a Friday night out and more of a welcome addition to our "pair it with sneakers and call it a day" looks.
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I liked how my hair looked when it was asymmetric, but I was so nervous that first time, worrying what my friends and family would say and think about me.
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Just as some activists use asymmetric make-up to try to confuse face-recognition systems, so military targets will try to distort the signatures which autonomous weapons seek to discern.
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Since authoritarian regimes rule over heavily policed societies without free media, they possess an asymmetric advantage over their democratic adversaries, whose open press, pluralistic politics, and networked societies pose vulnerabilities.
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Tax lawyers in Luxembourg say no other EU country offers the same asymmetric treatment of share sales and credit the law with making Luxembourg an attractive location for holding companies.
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Threats to freedom of action in both the space and cyber domains are clear and present, and asymmetric action by small, relatively insignificant actors could seriously disrupt the global economy.
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The album closes with "Police Get Away Wit Murder," in which YG talks about relations with authority as asymmetric warfare, and recites the names of unarmed victims of police killings.
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According to German Finance Ministry proposals seen by Reuters, the fund would be accessible without strings only to countries that had experienced an "asymmetric economic shock outside their political control".
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While Iran has long threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz during a military conflict, its asymmetric cyber warfare capabilities have become a key means to destabilize competitors and adversaries.
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"This is possibly one of the more significant documents of our time removing the fog of war and revealing the true nature of twenty-first century asymmetric warfare," she wrote.
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If the Iranians are smart enough, they'll once again go back to asymmetric warfare against our more vulnerable partners, and they'll try to maintain plausible deniability while working through proxies.
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BIG DIPPER or LITTLE DIPPER was one of the first ideas I hit upon, though it was harder than you would think to get that asymmetric constellation positioned just right!
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But with short-term interest rates across most developed economies unlikely to break much further below their effective lower bound, the asymmetric policy space will blur potential exchange rate implications.
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Third, the State Department could work to galvanize international support for a new arms control regime to govern the development of the next generation of advanced conventional and asymmetric weapons.
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Social media is asymmetric warfare in that a single person can be the focal point for the firepower — figurative but often with the threat of literal — of thousands or millions.
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At the bottom end of the scale we find an interesting, "asymmetric" German armored vehicle that, while remembered as a utilitarian anti-armor platform, proved remarkably useful in urban combat.
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The brand's wedding shop definitely offers trendier options and many alternatives — think bell sleeves and asymmetric ruffles — and it won't set you back too much, with dresses starting at $214.
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Adversaries are using not just traditional means of asserting strength in security matters, but also hybrid and asymmetric means to gain political, military and economic power, according to the report.
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On the slow train out of London, asymmetric glass towers give way to industrial parks which give way to stooped rows of attached brick homes—and finally a football stadium.
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And because nobody is ever going to fire Cernovich for all the times he's tweeted about rape, because he's a self-made media personality, the war becomes ever more asymmetric.
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At the SPD's pre-election conference in Dortmund on June 25th, a frustrated Martin Schulz, her rival for the chancellorship, lambasted this technique of "asymmetric demobilisation" as an attack on democracy.
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Asymmetric encryption enabled the creation of a symmetric key among communicating parties in a communication link, and is even able to identify the intervention of a malicious party in the communication.
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ESM Managing Director Klaus Regling has been pushing for a limited euro area budget to deal with asymmetric economic shocks — economic misfortunes that befall one country rather than the whole bloc.
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Silhouettes were often off-the-shoulder and asymmetric, as Vaccarello showcased his trademark bodycon, ultra-sexy, high-octane vision (seen previously in collections for both his eponymous label and Versus Versace).
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" French Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault, whose country has thousands of troops spread across West Africa to hunt down militants, said the security situation was "in general satisfying despite asymmetric attacks.
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"We expect the GST implementation to result in a 20 to 70 basis-point increase in headline inflation as we expect asymmetric pricing behavior by firms," added Nomura's Varma and Saraf.
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This anomaly has puzzled scientists for years, but new computer simulations suggest the Moon's asymmetric disposition can be traced back to an ancient collision with another object—possibly a dwarf planet.
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From the edgy asymmetric bob she rocked in 2009's "Umbrella" music video to her gloriously gilded Met Gala look circa 2015, she's delivered us tons of inspiration over the years.
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Designer Olivier Lapidus, appointed in July after the short tenure of his predecessor, Bouchra Jarrar, unveiled a pared-back line-up dominated by black, with wispy gowns and shorter, asymmetric ensembles.
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The mens line features asymmetric shapes and ticker-tape trims inspired directly from the movie while the women's features comfy knits with graphic BB-8 tees to a galaxy-printed dress.
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The United States has suggested that this is a highly asymmetric agreement -- one that North Korea is likely to breach without warning and that leaves South Korea and Japan deeply vulnerable.
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It says Franco-German cooperation is of "particular importance" and acknowledges the need for member states and the EU to have an "appropriate capacity" to invest and counter asymmetric economic shocks.
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PGP uses asymmetric cryptography, which means that the person sending a message uses a "public" encryption key to scramble it, and the recipient uses a secret "private" key to decode it.
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Undermining US interests They point to the potential for asymmetric retribution from Iran, including the targeting of US allies and US troops and diplomats in Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Lebanon and elsewhere.
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It is vexing to the Chinese, who think their Sun Tzu/Warring-States asymmetric warfare tactics of deception, espionage and slow constriction of resources is a subtle and winning long game.
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While the Iranian military would stand little chance against the U.S. military in a protracted conflict, the Iranian government possesses a range of asymmetric capabilities that could threaten U.S. interests worldwide.
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It is possible that one engine flamed out first, and because Russell didn't have the training to manage the asymmetric thrust situation, the airplane became uncontrollable and crashed into the trees.
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Pots of cascading red and purple petunias surround the fountain in summer, maples and willows grace the asymmetric stretches of perfect lawn, and mature pines flank the edges of the garden.
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I think it's incredibly asymmetric, particularly when the real interest rate is negative: You can effectively give people $1,000 today at the inflation-adjusted cost of $900 a decade from now.
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He brought back the asymmetric hem (thigh high on one leg; knee or ankle length on the other) and the triple wrap-belt (one at the waist, one hugging the hips).
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In a real sense, the FOMC is simply doing what the textbooks say it should, and given the asymmetric risk-reward of the choices it faces, Fed policymakers have chosen correctly.
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Yet there was a reason that past American presidents refrained from assassinating one of the region's most powerful and, yes, blood-soaked military commanders: Iran's ability to respond with asymmetric violence.
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Tabatabai points to the asymmetric nature of a conflict between Iran and the US: Iran's military resources are depleted, she argues, and it has no nuclear weapons or powerful state allies.
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If outsiders see all this as a sign of lunacy, so much the better: in the asymmetric warfare between North Korea and the outside world, a fearsome reputation can only be helpful.
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The clean lines Waight Keller has become known for were on display in the latest spring and summer 2019 collection, in asymmetric or plunging necklines and a series of two-tone outfits.
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But the $399 gadget was from a different planet in terms of design, with a chunky asymmetric case, angled hard plastic keyboard, and a reflective hardware scroll display with a dedicated wheel.
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The currency union would shackle together economies that were too different in structure while taking away a weapon to fight "asymmetric" downturns that hit individual members, such as a local housing bust.
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We therefore expect capital controls to be lifted in an asymmetric way over the next couple of years, with restrictions on inflows relaxed steadily and those on outflows mostly kept in place.
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Many participants indicated "heightened global risks and the asymmetric ability of monetary policy to respond to them warranted caution in making adjustments to the stance of U.S. monetary policy," the minutes said.
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Turkish prosecutors are seeking up to 43 years in jail for staff from the paper, including some of Turkey's best-known journalists, who are accused of targeting Erdogan through "asymmetric war methods".
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We can argue whether that's true in any year (Matt Grossmann and David Hopkins's Asymmetric Politics marshals considerable evidence that it isn't, I think), but it's definitely not true in this year.
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That requires engaging in an asymmetric game — relying on dark arts to make inroads in a brutish world, exploiting the vulnerabilities of open societies while highlighting the benefits of his closed one.
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The failure to acknowledge this history is a sign of the reflexive false balance that makes it hard for the mainstream media to grapple with the asymmetric extremism of the Republican Party.
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The work was willfully wild in its asymmetric repetitions — and at times seemed to delight in the possibility of becoming obnoxious — but was also hard not to love for its headbanging inventiveness.
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Durkovich said that one of the biggest trends she has seen is an increase in asymmetric attacks, meaning one country may be attacking another to a greater extent and using different methods.
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What it would be, and where, were now the major unknowns, with Iran experts warning that the country had many far-flung proxies and many asymmetric means at its disposal, including cyberwarfare.
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Backstage Beauty Report "Things are always a bit asymmetric and a little off at Simone Rocha," said the hairstylist James Pecis, smiling, backstage at the designer's fall/winter 2017 show in London.
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While President Trump walks a trade deal tightrope with Xi Jinping, he should focus on getting China to back away from its asymmetric tactics by laying out real repercussions if they don't.
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The options include silk maxi dresses, asymmetric slip dresses, and ruffled florals in soft pastel colors, so you can expect them to get a lot of use after the big day, too.
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The "strength" he admires relies on strategic assets handed down from the Soviet past—its Security Council seat and nuclear weapons—and its hydrocarbon reserves, bolstered by Mr Putin's knack for asymmetric thuggery.
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In the study, published on Wednesday in Joule, researchers from Penn State University describe an asymmetric approach to fast-charging batteries that mitigates the effects of natural degradation of the lithium-ion batteries.
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"That is what will provide the asymmetric advantage to break the stalemate on the ground," Brigadier-General Phillip Stewart, commander of TAAC-Air, the Resolute Support mission advising the air force, told Reuters.
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As described in Nature Communications, this feathered dinosaur is now the earliest known troodontid, a group of bird-like dinosaurs, to feature asymmetric feathers—a key innovation associated with the evolution of flight.
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Although Parrilla thinks gold prices should stay contained in the short-term, down the track he envisages a "perfect storm" investment thesis that could ultimately end with asymmetric upside for the precious metal.
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Nuclear weapons are also a powerful tool in demonstrating Pyongyang's asymmetric ability to stand up to the existential challenge it faces from its rival, the wealthy, US-aligned Korean republic to its south.
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There was also gold medal success for Germany's Fabian Hambuchen (horizontal bar), Ukraine's Oleg Verniaiev (parallel bars, North Korea's Ri Se-gwang (vault), Greece's Eleftherios Petrounias (rings) and Russia's Aliya Mustafina (asymmetric bars).
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The prospect of something so dangerous as "skinny repeal" passing into law is a reminder that the real danger is not bipartisan polarization but rather asymmetric extremism on the part of the Republicans.
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While Tehran agreed to defer its nuclear ambitions after the promise of economic relief from the West, it's not been dissuaded from continuing to develop long-range missiles and other asymmetric military capabilities.
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"Months and months ago, I started to raise alarms about the forgotten maniac, Kim Jong Un, and the fact that we view their cyber capabilities as a new asymmetric threat," bill sponsor Sen.
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For all the talk these days of an impending World War Three, Hippler's book gives the impression that we're already living inside it: a perpetual, asymmetric conflict between state and non-state actors.
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But it would send a clear signal to the kleptocrats in the Kremlin as well as adversaries around the world that such asymmetric warfare tactics can and will be answered to in kind.
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Although the paired entries were all pretty short, the asymmetric fixed crossings made the puzzle a bit of a challenge to design, much like a rebus with no flexibility, or a jigsaw puzzle.
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The asymmetric range of our results is why if we were projecting our midpoint using an average instead of a median that would forecast a net gain of 34 seats for the Democrats.
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To Tiffany's baby shower, she wears a pink asymmetric peplum top by Oscar de la Renta with almost identical colored pink pants — a small symbol of the freedom she feels with her friends.
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Another is that the costs of getting it wrong are asymmetric: waiting too long to tighten might be awkward, but tightening too soon increases the risks of falling back into a liquidity trap.
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"While President Trump stands practically idle, Mr. Putin continues to refine his asymmetric arsenal and look for future opportunities to disrupt governance and erode support for the democratic and international institutions," he said.
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Rather, it is simply an acknowledgement that malign actors may choose to take advantage of the asymmetric situation in this arena, to create further chaos and direct attention away from their own issues.
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The Trump administration has already imposed tariffs on steel and aluminum from its closest trading partners, and Mr. Pompeo said that "asymmetric trade relationships" with Canada, Europe, Japan and Mexico needed to change.
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Among the Bottega skins, however, were also skinny knits with an asymmetric weave across the bust, crystal cowled disco dresses and slick one-shouldered sheaths that curve off-center around the lower back.
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And if they have totalizing power and asymmetric manipulation of the entire political environment — including dollars, they can outspend any activist or nonprofit businesses — you can&apost compete with that level of power.
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Rather than launching an overwhelming military strike, most European security analysts expect Moscow to continue its current more asymmetric tactics, supporting extremist political parties, conducting periodic cyber attacks and other forms of disruption.
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One possibility, Maksad said, is that Iran responds with asymmetric attacks targeting US interests in the region: US troops in Iraq, special forces in Syria, diplomats and diplomatic facilities across the Middle East.
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They will use asymmetric warfare, terrorism," but likely remain measured "because they know that Trump is extremely forceful when it comes to American lives, and they are not going to take the risk.
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Despite its strident rhetoric, analysts say Iran will seek to avoid any conventional conflict with the United States but asymmetric strikes, such as sabotage or other more limited military actions, are more likely.
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The manner, time and methodology by which the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and its proxies exact their revenge will be designed to influence the narrative of the next phase in this asymmetric war.
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However, after making adjustments for asymmetric age group population growth across the 27-year time span, the researchers found that the suicide fatality rate actually decreased by nearly a third during that time.
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This story is the latest example of how "asymmetric polarization"—the idea that Republicans have become more extreme than Democrats—has short-circuited the mainstream media's ability to do extremely basic analytical reporting.
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As we document in our new book, Asymmetric Politics: Ideological Republicans and Group Interest Democrats, the Republicans are oriented around a common ideology, while the Democrats are organized as a social group coalition.
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"The resulting images unambiguously reveal the debris ring embedded within a much larger, morphologically complex, and biaxially asymmetric exo-ring scattering structure," the authors wrote in the paper published recently in The Astronomical Journal.
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DALIO: Well, as I said I think we're in the -- we've gotten a lot of the good news behind us and I think assets are fully priced and I think there is asymmetric risk.
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The first Persian Gulf War, which ended 213 years ago to the day on Friday, seems like a distant memory in the age of asymmetric warfare and open-ended fights against irregular armed groups.
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So the fiduciary thing is critical because it immediately says you cannot have a business model based on exploiting the psychology of the person that you're seeing when you have asymmetric knowledge about them.
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This type of asymmetric attack — low cost, potential high impact — puts the targeted company or person on the defensive, leaving it to them to prove to negative reviews are fake to the public. Rep.
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These are the kind of asymmetric, guerrilla-style strikes Islamic State is expected to concentrate on now as U.S.-backed Iraqi forces regain control over cities the group captured during its shock 2014 offensive.
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Additionally, Beijing has articulated in its defense strategy the need to use asymmetric and preemptive attacks during high-intensity warfare, as well as the need to link geographically dispersed military forces in joint operations.
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When force disintegrates into barbarism in asymmetric conflicts, as it was shown to do in footage released in 2023 depicting abuse and humiliation of Iraqis at Abu Ghraib prison, the negative effects are magnified.
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The Kremlin may still see propaganda, disinformation and subterfuge as a useful tool to undermine America's values and cohesion; it's the perfect cost-effective, asymmetric weapon for the weak to use against the strong.
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Tbilisi is currently working to become a full member of NATO and is preparing for growing threats from terrorism, massive migration flows, and asymmetric threats from the Russian military build-up in the Crimea.
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Every time Clinton draws Trump into asymmetric warfare against a private citizen, he proves one of her attacks against him is true: He's a man who is quick to anger and easy to bait.
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"Taiwan needs to invest in things that give us new and asymmetric capabilities and can be operational in three to five years," said Yu Hsiao-pin, who has served on Taiwan's National Security Council.
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Israel has been undertaking such operations for many years, with some measurable impact, but the Israelis arguably have the political support at home and the same elements needed for asymmetric warfare that Iran has.
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Andrew Prokop: You've written a lot about the phenomenon of asymmetric polarization — in which both parties have polarized, but Republicans have actually moved much further to the right than Democrats have to the left.
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TPG said it expects to have less than 15% of its residential broadband customer base remaining on Asymmetric digital subscriber lines - a variant of broadband communications technology - by the end of full year 2020.
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An asymmetric statistical adjustment - counting imports but not exports of goods which pass through the United States on the way to other countries - would provide more supportive data for his pursuit of aggressive trade policies.
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The point of this second diagnosis, going from these overpowering AIs, avatar voodoo dolls of each of us, those have to be a fiduciary to our interests, because that's a dangerous kind of asymmetric power.
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" Meanwhile, the artist Donald Robertson (an asymmetric warrior himself — just follow him on Instagram) has stopped calling the Kardashian-Jenners, Jeffree Stars and Lilly Singhs of the world "influencers" and has started calling them "retailers.
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The escalation took the form of an order to close the American consulate in Russia's second city, St Petersburg—an asymmetric response to the earlier closure of Russia's consulate in Seattle, a less important post.
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In the United States as much as 80 percent of an asymmetric shock was evened out thanks to the mechanisms in place there while in the euro zone it was below 40 percent, he said.
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Google's competition with Apple has always been asymmetric because that other California company has been able to control and fine-tune both the hardware and the operating system of its world-conquering iPhones and iPads.
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So to help you envision the ways you'll inevitably work this sneaker into your rotation, we curated some easy-does-it pairings with modern shapes, like oversized denim jackets, asymmetric cotton dresses, and longline vests.
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Unable to mount a successful campaign on the battlefield, Russia instead opted for asymmetric warfare in order to cause political chaos here at home and distract us from our vital role on the global stage.
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Terrorism and asymmetric threats will continue to result in the cancellation of celebrations, like in Brussels for New Year's Eve this, or in schools, as in the case of the Los Angeles city school district.
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The U.S. military hopes directed-energy weapons will provide it with an asymmetric advantage over potential rivals, for example enabling it to counter million-dollar missiles with a weapon that fires projectiles costing only $25,000.
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One of my favorites, Flora's City God, is a jagged collection of asymmetric beats and stretched-out samples named for the idea of a deity in Chinese folk religion that oversaw a town's physical defenses.
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I should also say that Pakistan has long supported many Islamic extremist groups as part of its asymmetric policy toward India, and some of these groups have now mutated, or they slipped Pakistan's full control.
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"They're an adaptive enemy who take advantage of asymmetric capabilities, because they have no Air Force, they don't have a Navy, and so they improvise," he said, speaking to Motherboard from his home in California.
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She added that customers of the online retail site are favoring large hoop earrings and asymmetric earrings and chokers, as well as designs that mix offbeat stones like opals, lapis and turquoise with precious stones.
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And in this case, uncertainty arguably strengthens the case for action, because the costs of getting it wrong are asymmetric: Do too much, and we've wasted some money; do too little, and we've doomed civilization.
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A few features stood out as contributing to higher-quality dance: big hip swings, and the right and left limbs moving independently of one another (which the researchers describe as asymmetric arm and thigh movements).
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As my colleague Josh Kirshner and I wrote last June, Iran maintains a range of asymmetric capabilities it could employ in the ongoing conflict with the United States should the supreme leader authorize such operations.
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Adm. James Foggo, head of US Navy forces in Europe and Africa, has called that activity part of a "fourth battle of the Atlantic" and described Russian subs as "an asymmetric way" to challenge NATO.
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And one sign of hope for those members lies in the asymmetric, or uneven, polarization between the two parties, which in practice, leads to fundamental differences in how they organize themselves and achieve their goals.
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Indeed, if the dead general was really the Islamic Republic's Stonewall Jackson, its asymmetric strategy's indispensable man, then over the long run his death might benefit American interests more than any subsequent escalation hurts them.
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After I got a stack I liked in the NW (no 3's, yay!) I toyed with using FIRE ESCAPE (opposite GARAGE SALE singular) as an asymmetric minithemer, but I just couldn't make it work.
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Even then, the conventional naval and air capabilities of Western and Gulf powers tasked with policing vital commercial waters may be of limited use against the asymmetric warfare tactics suspected in recent operations, including naval mines.
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While all Americans hope for progress toward a peaceful resolution with North Korea in Singapore, it is crucial that Congress and the American taxpayers understand that will only happen because of America's asymmetric power projection advantage.
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Hungary's Boglarka Devai won the vault, Belgium's Nina Derwael successfully defended her asymmetric bars title, Dutch Olympic champion Sanne Wevers prevailed on the balance beam and French starlet Melanie de Jesus was victorious on the floor.
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Mattis has described Putin as a "slow learner," but a new tracking project shows him to be an operator who has spent nearly two decades sharpening and deploying a set of asymmetric tools across the Atlantic.
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A study by the European Commission in 2016 found that integration of capital and labour markets helped to cushion the blow of half of asymmetric shocks in America but only a tenth in the euro area.
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The discovery of asymmetric feathers in such an ancient species indicates that the closest common ancestor of birds and bird-like dinosaurs had this feature, extending the emergence of the evolutionary trait further back in time.
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Create a celebrity-worthy look for the office in a cold shoulder button-up top and a pair of culottes or amp up your go-to summer cutoffs with a twisted top featuring an asymmetric hem.
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Given asymmetry of risks created by the fourth industrial revolution , we cannot afford to be security-illiterate To succeed in this digital revolution we need to learn to deal with asymmetric approaches to warfare and business.
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Some market watchers also expect the PBOC to start moving benchmark rates again, but said the move would be asymmetric, with only the deposit rate rising to haul negative real deposit rates above the water line.
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If the aggression continued or intensified, consideration of asymmetric military attacks against Chinese or Russian interests in other theaters such as the Persian Gulf where the United States and allies have enjoyed preeminence and escalation dominance.
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"The equity correction is not done... the dollar is behaving in an asymmetric manner - good news is not so good and bad news is much worse in terms of price action for the dollar," added Attrill.
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Playing it again this week, it struck me how much in common The Playroom VR has with Nintendo's vision for Wii U, at least in the sense that it explores the unique possibilities of asymmetric play.
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The coat, a standout from one of Wang's earlier cult-stoking collections, featured the yoke (or top) of a trench coat; but where the actual coat should have been, there was just a pinstriped, asymmetric lining.
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"I suggest creating a 'Stabilisation Lending Instrument' at the euro area level (..) that would provide loans to euro area member states faced with an asymmetric economic shock," Francois Villeroy de Galhau told a conference in Brussels.
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China's policy document on Latin America in 2008 promised governments in the region to "treat each other as equals," a clear reference to the asymmetric relationship between the United States and its neighbors in the hemisphere.
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And because it has been so active across the Middle East, says one former British security official, the Quds Force has "a pool of talent...a battle-hardened cadre" of people used to waging asymmetric campaigns.
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History is not encouraging in that regard, with a long track record of American retreat — from Beirut to Baghdad — in the face of a determined Iranian foe adept at the tactics of asymmetric warfare and terrorism.
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The reason cyber attacks are the most likely refuge of an asymmetric actor such as Iran, particularly as the United States seeks to reestablish deterrence, is that such attacks have attributes that Iran might find attractive.
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She had the opportunity in Saturday's asymmetric bars final to become the most decorated gymnast ever at the worlds but failed to repeat her silver-medal display from Doha last year and settled for fifth spot.
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And despite Tehran's strident rhetoric, analysts say Iran will want to avoid any conventional conflict with the United States and is likely to focus on asymmetric strikes, such as sabotage or other military action via proxies.
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Because the left is an unwieldy coalition of diverse interest groups and the right is more ethnically and ideologically homogeneous (see Matt Grossman's Asymmetric Politics), the conflict often shakes out as: the left's climate people vs.
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Effective joint action in dealing with Iran's nuclear programs, its ballistic and cruise missile programs, its asymmetric threats to Gulf shipping, and expending military influence in the region are all critical common U.S. and Saudi priorities.
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Between the lines: The U.S. and its allies are now gaping at the failure of traditional paradigms of military deterrence in the age of asymmetric warfare, despite a buildup in U.S. Naval presence in recent months.
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He should also explain that border security is tied to the economic security of the middle and working class whose prosperity is inextricably linked to their asymmetric access to the labor market in the United States.
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Navy officials say the latest CIWS Block IB provides ships the additional capability for defense against asymmetric threats such as small, high speed, maneuvering surface craft, slow-flying fixed and rotary-winged aircraft, and unmanned aerial vehicles.
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A similar explanation works for why reaction centers became asymmetric, Gisriel added: Doing so would have added more stepping stones as well, which would have similarly buffered against damage caused by the accumulation of too many electrons.
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They come up with these great marketing terms, and what they do is they pull back, and voids are filled, and they're now filled by asymmetric threats of terror, as well as nation-states on the run.
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YouTube's relationship with its creators has always been asymmetric; the platform necessarily has all of the power, and it's not super transparent about the changes it makes that affect people who rely on the site for revenue.
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According to the International Committee of the Red Cross, this happens when the conflict in a country has become acute, with the conflict growing more complex with the fragmentation of armed groups and leading to asymmetric warfare.
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The Army is pursuing an aircraft that is "capable of achieving and sustaining overmatch against potential competitors and enduring asymmetric threats by closing or mitigating gaps in Army aviation attack and reconnaissance," the service said in April.
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The first three test flights of the D-21 from the M-21 Blackbird went smoothly, but on the fourth attempt, the drone experienced an "asymmetric unstart" passing through the bow wake of its M-21 mothership.
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In their important 2016 book "Asymmetric Politics," the political scientists Matt Grossman and David A. Hopkins cite some research from roughly 2008 to 2014 showing that rank-and-file Republicans are much more ideologically demanding than Democrats.
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" The head of Britain's Secret Intelligence Service (SIS) -- better known as MI6 -- also warned Friday that even as ISIS nears territorial defeat in Syria, it has "managed to morph and reconstitute ... in a more traditional, asymmetric threat.
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If the incoming Trump administration and the next Congress fulfill their pledges to adopt a harder line against Iran, Tehran will likely conduct new cyberattacks against America and its regional allies as part of an asymmetric response.
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This month, the Ministry of National Defense published a report in which it noted that it is focusing on strengthening its asymmetric warfare capabilities while expanding the area in which it considers Chinese invasion to be possible.
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