This leads to a sort of self-reinforcing situation: Google considers a site authoritative because it's authoritative.
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He's world-wearily authoritative, but in a way that oh-so-subtly suggests it's totally ridiculous to be so world-weary and authoritative.
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Yeah, and just to be clear, this is of course fact-based journalism, and it is authoritative, I think the most authoritative journalism in the world.
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The first is that using a combination of those tools of authoritative content and promoting authoritative content is something that can apply to other information verticals, not just breaking news.
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Authoritative style: 'Love with limits' The feeding style associated with the most positive health outcomes is known as an authoritative feeding style, which Castle defines as the "love with limits" style.
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Gerry is gently authoritative, whereas Dallas is a loud blowhard.
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So how does YouTube determine if a source is authoritative?
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Academics grind out authoritative studies, but at a snail's pace.
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Google has also tweaked its algorithms to prioritize authoritative results.
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However, one authoritative source shows he's overestimating this figure slightly.
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What constitutes a more authoritative source remains an open question.
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He was so authoritative that no one challenged his orders.
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" This is a parenting style many refer to as "authoritative.
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It is a beautiful, authoritative book, again translated by Mulzet.
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In the past, I've played a lot of authoritative characters.
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She gave of a vibe that was benevolent but authoritative.
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She wanted to offer authoritative information that could help people.
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Authoritative Voice: Yes, you can hear them down the hall.
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Lurie's books are the single, authoritative text on infinity categories.
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I really did immediately find the male voice more (gratingly) authoritative.
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There is virtually no other authoritative power advocating for methadone decriminalization.
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Yet it is astonishing how recently this imperative became so authoritative.
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His voice is deep and authoritative, like a professor's, sans didactics.
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His views chime with the authoritative person's message of tough love.
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"Everybody get off the street right now," an authoritative voice instructs.
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But those who didn't understand had few authoritative sources to consult.
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It's the generals who are the authoritative voices in his Administration.
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Fortunately, Joey emailed me to give an authoritative take on things.
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It was about collaborating with authentic people with an authoritative voice.
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"Authoritative and pragmatic" is how ESPN's Jerry Crasnick described the decision.
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Meanwhile, men are perceived as smarter and more authoritative than women.
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They prefer a male voice when it comes to authoritative statements.
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He also wrote for the authoritative magazine Chronicle of the Horse.
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Andrew Cuomo has emerged as an authoritative voice in the crisis.
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You want an authoritative statement or idea, you go to Tony.
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Still, there is an authoritative allure in the site's numerical scores.
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The use of any authoritative language becomes an incriminating act itself.
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The relationship between the authoritative and inflexible Walterbach and Fischer became adversarial.
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Assholes sometimes come across as authoritative, so we go along with it.
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Matt Cartwright (D-Pa.) in which he came off friendly and authoritative.
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A semester abroad hardly qualifies as an authoritative introduction to any city.
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The People's Daily said that 1981 assessment was "unshakably scientific and authoritative".
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The turbo engine on the TourX lends itself toward its authoritative power.
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It's the kind of tragicomic, authoritative-sounding phrase journalists and pundits love.
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Securing a teenager's mealtime presence serves up further opportunities for authoritative structure.
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That duty can best be accomplished by a firm and authoritative deterrent.
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Moreover, the definition of what constitutes "authoritative content" is drenched in subjectivity.
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And that would have pulled the rug out of any authoritative announcement.
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She can try to walk the line between authoritative and being likable.
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His letters were poetic and funny; mine were authoritative, wounded and hopeful.
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"The TFRs will be based on authoritative data from Eurocontrol," it says.
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The voice that emerges is lucid and passionate, both modest and authoritative.
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Authoritative and measured, Mr. McCullough typically strikes a tone of determined neutrality.
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At the time, it sounded like an authoritative statement of official policy.
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I don't remember ever wondering how authoritative those texts might have been.
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" NBC News said it was "an authoritative history lesson on black culture.
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Both were authoritative and articulate, but they have different long-term strategies.
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For Davis, who died in 1991, the authoritative tome is his autobiography.
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The report criticized Facebook for not promoting content from authoritative news sources.
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Pruitt's EPA says nary a word about these authoritative Supreme Court precedents.
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The difference was stark in Mr. Putin's authoritative-sounding replies to questions.
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Google said it has updated its algorithms to better prioritize "authoritative" content.
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It's written in a beautifully faux-authoritative register and riddled with scare quotes.
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Our authoritative list of on-the-record quotes about Cruz's awfulness is here.
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When I was growing up, the media's authoritative voice had the same accent.
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None of the four presented results seemed authoritative or ideally relevant, he explained.
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No authoritative document could overcome the deep systemic forces that produced this dispute.
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The same case was recently raised more dramatically by another authoritative Russian voice.
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There are resolving name servers, authoritative name servers, domain registrars, and so on.
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He retains a capacity for awe while maintaining an authoritative, recognizable lyrical voice.
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It also said it would point users toward "authoritative" vaccine-related information — i.e.
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It said it lacked an authoritative database that covered all existing music rights.
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For a while, it seemed that RSS finally had a single authoritative specification.
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At practice, when she demonstrated how to grab a rebound, she was authoritative.
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There is something instantly recognisable about the calm, authoritative voice of a pilot.
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Luckily, the rewards of authoritative parenting do not require an enthusiastic teenage response.
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Hilton sounds authoritative about art history and the chicanery of the art world.
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The obvious answer, "for authoritative advice", doesn't square with what people actually buy.
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An authoritative opposition website announced later that day that he had actually died.
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We need to teach officers, you can't always be in that authoritative position.
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He murmurs into your ear, his voice as soft as it is authoritative.
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Because there is no single and authoritative scientific story that can be told.
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Page rank is actually about figuring out who is authoritative on the web.
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If he agrees with the recommendations, he could give them his authoritative approval.
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Yet his reporting — exacting, authoritative and closely read, particularly in Washington — spoke volumes.
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Mothers have certainly occupied an authoritative position in Latin America since Iberian colonization.
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I liked the feeling of togetherness, yet bristled at the program's authoritative overtones.
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It wanted to surface what it called more "authoritative" content in search results.
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And Mike Unwin's authoritative descriptions of the owl way of life are fascinating.
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And the more he gets quoted, the more authoritative he seems to be.
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The card has never been wrong and it came from an authoritative source.
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YouTube also highlighted how it prominently features "authoritative" news sources in search results.
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In 2019 alone, the consumption on authoritative news publishers' channels grew by 60%.
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What kind of documentary positions that statement as authoritative in the 21st century?
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It was also challenging to me, to be that authoritative and bitchy, really.
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The company said at the time it would work to highlight authoritative content.
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In the same performance, Aaron Sanz was yet more authoritative as the Baron.
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There has been no authoritative, large-scale questioning of teenagers about transgender identity.
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It became the authoritative version, picked up by the rest of the press.
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It was the holy grail of accents: neutral, trustworthy, authoritative, but utterly dull.
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DashVapes already provides hours and hours of sleek, well-shot, authoritative vaping content.
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DashVapes already provides hours and hours of sleek, well-shot, authoritative vaping content.
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These are definitive, authoritative guides to the most important subjects in the WIRED world.
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And now, Amazon has taught Alexa, its voice assistant, to approximate the authoritative intonation.
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It's imperative that experts are given authoritative placement on these pages for that reason.
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Her voice was less calm and authoritative than that of an Echo generation drone.
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That she even hesitated speaks eloquently to the authoritative aura of Barbara Pierce Bush.
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Those interested in the question should consult Shakespeare Documented, the Folger's authoritative Web site.
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Postmodernism is his catch-all term for a world without authoritative ideas and theories.
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Last month two of the country's most authoritative newspapers described Mr Xi as lingxiu.
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"We usually take three weeks to write a piece of authoritative content," he said.
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With radio, it's often either the comforting, authoritative or grating sound of a voice.
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The authoritative performers here were the baritone Randall Scarlata and the pianist Gilbert Kalish.
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"Just wonderful to be here," she said with her gentle but ever authoritative voice.
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" But Deutsch went even further, saying: "You know, we use the term 'authoritative tendencies.
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"Padoan is universally considered to be a highly authoritative person," Gentiloni told reporters afterwards.
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Indeed, this is the explanation given by the most authoritative account I could find.
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Tall, good-looking, with an authoritative air, Mr. Manafort thrived in political boiler rooms.
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Authoritative research on employer attitudes toward hiring people with criminal records is relatively scarce.
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"Solitude & Company" isn't meant to replace Gerald Martin's authoritative 2009 biography of García Márquez.
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For YouTube, the dedicated shelf is a means of promoting "authoritative content" to users.
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The orchestra quietly trembles under the bass Frode Olsen's more authoritative roars as Hamm.
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Why You Should Stop Yelling at Your Kids It doesn't make you look authoritative.
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What stands out about these stories is how authoritative, forceful and incontrovertible they are.
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At 46, with wide brown eyes and springy curls, she is calm and authoritative.
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As Ms. Green relies more on her instincts, her dancing has become more authoritative.
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I can't really trust political and authoritative figures at all at this point, honestly.
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With savvy framing, an alternative voice could seem as authoritative as the nightly news.
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I wish I had the editorial chops to produce such an authoritative guide myself.
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Fili brought Yusuff to the canvas more often, but Yusuff's takedowns were more authoritative.
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Jaye adds that a costly suit does not automatically give off an authoritative look.
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I'm definitely guilty of trying to soften my messages with kinder, less authoritative words.
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Authoritative parents set realistic limits and expectations, but do not overcontrol their children's choices.
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Because the video contained footage from an authoritative news source, our system misclassified it.
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These shelves will feature only authoritative coverage of the event and help stave off misinformation.
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Overall, many artists expressed rage and frustration towards authoritative powers, particularly Trump and the police.
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Methodology Cursive was taught differently over the decades, so there is no one authoritative version.
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President Xi will make "the most authoritative interpretation" on reforms and opening up, Wang said.
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She's got a calming but authoritative presence that is the envy of every living human.
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Amid the congressional shenanigans over the Russia matter, Comey's was easily the most authoritative voice.
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There is a palpable need for some sort of authoritative cash pricing benchmark in China.
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Yet it seems that there was a need for a more authoritative, deeper religious legitimation.
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There were no such reservations about later volumes, which were lively, authoritative and well received.
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The Democrats desperately need an authoritative autopsy of 2016: a winnable election with disastrous results.
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On plays where he was deep in the corner, he often made authoritative overhand throws.
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The findings came in the Fourth National Climate Assessment, an authoritative review of climate science.
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But the Bible was the most accessible, authoritative, and venerated text in 2900th Century America.
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The largest and most authoritative study of dementia rates confirmed that its prevalence is dropping.
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She wore a hoodie, has short platinum hair, and speaks in a raspy, authoritative voice.
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It was a symbolic victory, and also an artistic one: The concert was urgent, authoritative.
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He is a pundit, an interviewer, a super-fan, an authoritative voice providing unparalleled insight.
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"The FEC is the only body with the power to provide authoritative guidance," he added.
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On this issue, the clerics, analysts, and authoritative Afghans make decisions in its right time.
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For most Kohistanis these tribal councils are the first, and often final, authoritative decision-makers.
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Those folksy button-down shirts in your official portraits are neither authoritative nor casual enough.
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An authoritative non-government survey in 290 estimated that the true figure was even higher.
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It seemed especially authoritative because Avcı, a conservative Islamist, had two children in Gülenist schools.
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She is thoughtful, outspoken, authoritative and softhearted, sometimes in the course of a single sentence.
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Now he settled in his chair in the authoritative lounge pose of a senior financier.
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I ran to a dictionary for the intellectual comfort of leaning on an authoritative text.
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There wasn't a single person in the audience that couldn't hear her supportive yet authoritative encouragement.
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Students can talk to a trusted, authoritative adult, and those at work can contact Human Resources.
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She's authoritative on stage, quick to cut in and cut down interlocutors — and often overshadows Kirk.
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But it's easy for a sentence structure to be authoritative even while its content is debatable.
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When the book was published, it lent an authoritative voice to those protesting the Sims statue.
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The changes raised authoritative journalistic content to the top of search queries involving major news events.
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It also favors "authoritative" sources in search results around major news events, like mainstream media organizations.
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According to TechCrunch, Google uses both "authoritative feeds" in addition to user reports for its alerts.
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And because he's a master of authoritative self-presentation, gullible people are inclined to believe him.
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Veteran BBC journalist and presenter David Dimbleby has long been synonymous with considered, authoritative political discourse.
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All silver everything like the Captain herself, this watch looks just as authoritative as she does.
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This is partly because The Contender uses the same calm, authoritative tone I associate with newsreels.
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One of the best ways to build your influence is to regularly contribute to authoritative sites.
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"Formers" like Amira, Dow explains, offer female recruits an exciting and authoritative alternative to ISIS propaganda.
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But Ailes was no political thought leader and certainly not a groundbreaking or authoritative conservative thinker.
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Honey, I say in the gently authoritative tone a million mothers gifted me, you're doing great.
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Suppose the Russian government, as is likely, runs the authoritative DOA server for everyone in Russia.
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Such attacks go largely unanswered because of a paucity of authoritative, Hispanic voices in the mainstream.
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The Irish actor's stentorian purr is simultaneously authoritative, amused, and vaguely lascivious: a fitting tone-setter.
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The commission had been established two years earlier to provide "authoritative information" to the Australian public.
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A source close to that group says Warsh's comments during its meetings were measured and authoritative.
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Notably authoritative criticism comes from former Chief Election Commissioner Navin Chawla, who oversaw the 2009 poll.
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Mr. Gomes is appealing, authoritative, an unsurpassed partner; his dancing, admirably musical, combines panache and stylishness.
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It is meant to be an authoritative assessment of the current state of climate change science.
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Made for the three senior ballerinas of the Sadler's Wells Ballet, "Symphonic Variations" needs authoritative stylists.
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To do this, we are constantly improving our algorithms to make our web results more authoritative.
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According to Google, the website will focus on surfacing best practices and information from authoritative sources.
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On Douban, China's most authoritative website for entertainment ratings, viewers began giving the show lower scores.
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Post-structuralism thoroughly and rightfully critiqued the unified subject and the authoritative "I" behind, say, patriarchy.
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The company's North Star, it says, is returning relevant results from — you guessed it — authoritative sources.
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Of the members of this current breakthrough generation, few are as authoritative than Megan Thee Stallion.
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Wouldn't it be enough to just be consistent and reliable and in-depth without being authoritative?
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The old, traditional model of a few "authoritative sources" is excruciating to me in many ways.
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It is especially tough if Tiger Woods, once again commanding and authoritative, is shooting you daggers.
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In this first encounter, I found him to be very direct and authoritative, but also charming.
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But she still tours, and she still commands an authoritative place in a crowded cultural imagination.
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MSNBC makes an authoritative narrative out of reports, takes and jokes that feel fragmented on Twitter.
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His former patients remembered him as avuncular and authoritative, with white hair as he grew older.
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People that seemed very authoritative, and it never occurred to me that they were packaging information.
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I certainly agree that a truly authoritative version of history, as you put it, isn't possible.
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Google says one of its criteria for ranking news results is how authoritative a source is.
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Mr. Mandan cut an authoritative, blustering figure and was often cast as pompous businessmen like Chester.
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An extended presentation of authoritative voices offering conflicting viewpoints left some viewers dissatisfied, if not confused.
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Permissive and authoritarian parenting is part of another taxonomy altogether, one that also includes authoritative parenting.
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I'd say I am an authoritative and non-helicopter parent, while quite possibly an intensive parent.
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Twitter says it started steering some users searching for coronavirus-related hashtags to more authoritative sources.
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The data is not so authoritative elsewhere in the country, but it tells a similar story.
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But I couldn't get an authoritative answer, and that itself is kind of a rabbit hole.
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In person, he carries himself accordingly, confident and authoritative yet humble amid the self-made luxury.
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In a British study, kids raised by authoritative parents reported better health and higher self-esteem.
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But I suspect that few other journalists could have written a book as personal and authoritative.
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"Police departments are trained to be authoritative — to step in, then take charge," Pete Earley said.
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One flavor would be all the most authoritative analysts and players actually tweeting about the game.
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Even in pristine condition, the original photos were versions of truth, as authoritative then as now.
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First of all I can say that the Arab spring was the real test that put to the test the authoritative form of government and non-authoritative form of government, and the regime that represents its people versus the regime that does not represent its people.
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Parents and those in authoritative positions can all attest to how quickly passive-aggression turns into insubordination.
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" They found that 8- and 9-year-old girls were "confident, assertive, and feel authoritative about themselves.
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"It's not by accident that you do not have an authoritative independent study of this," he said.
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Watch the episode below: Is there something more trustworthy or authoritative about a person who is white?
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The platform started adding "authoritative" context to its search results for breaking news stories earlier this year.
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The creation of banks allowed people to log their transactions in a centralized, authoritative ledger — the banker's.
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But, with career ladders collapsing, it is not clear how idealistic youngsters can become authoritative journalist-bloggers.
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The clause about the length of a recess, more provocative lawyers argue, is authoritative but not binding.
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In both cases, our systems triggered authoritative news and limited the spread of any hate and misinformation.
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"The authoritative position set forth in the AG memorandum squarely contradicts the court's determination," DOJ lawyers wrote.
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American food products display a range of authoritative-sounding labels that are often inconsistently applied and confusing.
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Smooth and authoritative in those scenes, the movie feels less sure-footed when venturing outside the courtroom.
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No single authoritative list of known illegal material exists, allowing countless images to slip through the cracks.
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An authoritative parent has clear rules and high expectations while being warm and supportive and valuing independence.
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It follows the ratified meaning—the only authoritative meaning that was approved by a supermajority of Americans.
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Several of the top companies have said they are focusing on surfacing authoritative sources of medical information.
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Farrow is an authoritative writer who creates characters with depth and plots that say something about them.
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The facilitator is Abby, a young, quietly authoritative woman from Cincinnati who's assisted by Kat from Montana.
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It is the time, too, when authoritative, confident direction is much preferred over flexible, laissez-faire guidance.
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Since then, Google has updated its search algorithm to surface what it calls "more authoritative" news sources.
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What form can possibly be authoritative in a climate of theoretical confusion, in a world post-everything?
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We have authoritative ranking, breaking news shows, right, so we have a bunch of different product solutions.
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Yet it was also authoritative, with a voice that could come only from profound knowledge, and love.
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Invariably, these shows were — and for the most part still are — hosted by authoritative men in suits.
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They know that there is a great felt need in the media to get that authoritative voice.
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It marks the most up-to-date and authoritative indication of Brexit's impact on Germany's financial landscape.
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But The Journal's news pages — the most authoritative of Mr. Murdoch's American news outlets — are another matter.
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An authoritative, though still provisional projection, using partial results, is due from Parliament at about 2215 GMT.
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Leading the pretour was Frances Brook, a redoubtable Englishwoman with an authoritative manner and a flowery hat.
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Unless you have an authoritative argument that these experts are wrong, it's foolish to ignore this guidance.
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And there has been no authoritative connection, for instance, between muscle-building anabolic steroids and brain cancer.
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Bangtan Translations is one of the largest, posting comprehensive, authoritative interpretations of lyrics, tweets and long videos.
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McCain's death a month ago left the Senate without its most authoritative voice to counter Trump's influence.
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Ruby was seventy-six, but she retained her authoritative bearing; only her unsteady gait belied her age.
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Over the past six years, she's built a presence that's crisp, authoritative and — especially online — often fun.
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The church's research on the violence provides the most authoritative estimate so far of the number of casualties.
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But I've learned that it's possible to be accommodating and assertive; authoritative and likable at the same time.
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Psychologists categorize parenting by four styles: authoritative, uninvolved/neglectful, permissive and authoritarian, said licensed clinical psychologist Joe Taravella.
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For an authoritative opinion on what real progress—if any—can be made, I turned to Kate Osamor.
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Eight years on, football fans could be forgiven for missing the authoritative decrees from his aquarium in Oberhausen.
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Non-fiction writers do this by gathering data and facts and putting it together in an authoritative way.
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In addition to the service providers themselves, we're going to provide authoritative coverage of each service provider topic.
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"The allegations are that the executive whose deposition is sought has high-level, authoritative, personal involvement," she explained.
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He is the oldest governor in the United States, according to the authoritative source on such things (Wikipedia).
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Gun news outlet The Trace called it the "most authoritative assessment of American gun ownership in 20 years."
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Strauss believed that societies needed an authoritative account of ultimate values in order to legitimate their political institutions.
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" Regarding the moment Trump seemingly knocked Macron slightly off-balance, Whitmore said that the he was acting "authoritative.
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Today, the Census is widely recognized as the most authoritative and comprehensive analysis of the U.S. solar workforce.
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" Controversial videos are supplemented with "information panels" containing "additional contextual information and links to authoritative third-party sites.
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" Arthur Rubinstein at the piano is "authoritative, direct and courteous, like the captain of a trans-Atlantic liner.
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Why should people trust you or your website as an authoritative source for information on such a case?
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Dispersed among other works, they are disconnected and devoid of empathy, yet somehow authoritative in their snide confidence.
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What's more, no other authoritative records point to the popularity—or even the existence—of oyster ice cream.
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His expertise reappeared in The Times this week in the form of an authoritative obituary of Fidel Castro.
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By the artist's hand, these familiar, otherwise authoritative mapping tools fail in their intended purpose to convey information.
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Over and over again, in articles and conferences and interviews, authoritative industry members declare it with absolute certainty.
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I don't think you're overreacting, but I do wonder if we really need an authoritative source of information.
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"Pickens got farther than most," Daniel Yergin wrote in "The Prize," his authoritative history of the oil business.
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Robert Putnam's Bowling Alone, published in 2000, is the authoritative study of the country's long-eroding social bonds.
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" Its broadcasts must uphold three standards: "VOA will serve as a consistently reliable and authoritative source of news.
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But the high-minded elites fell for Holmes's scam, even the fake deep authoritative voice she put on.
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Smith capped it by slamming home an authoritative dunk it make it 74-56 with 3:19 left.
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It's a historical investigation of the shift of power from authoritative governments, militaries, and major corporations to individuals.
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But they arrive constantly, in an authoritative voice, providing the app's signature ambient sense of alarm and disorder.
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These sectoral agreements create authoritative bodies to ensure the equitable use and exploitation of marine resources among nations.
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In the case of breaking news, you guys made a decision that showing authoritative information to people who were looking for it was important enough to radically shift the way recommendations and search results work, by moving to an approved or "authoritative sources" model rather than using the regular recommendation algorithm.
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But there's something about his booming, authoritative tone combined with Bieber's angsty lyrics that makes this performance extra special.
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It's impossible to give an authoritative assumption on whether my experiences over 15 years of teaching preschoolers are average.
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He's an authoritative figure whose jealous torments and violent outbreaks are composed of telling contradictions and vividly dramatic points.
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Why it matters: Republican lawmakers cited less-than-authoritative sources to back their charges of political bias by Google.
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I wanted an authoritative list so to make sure I got it right, so I brought in some experts.
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A narrative around fake news on social media that's pushing consumers to look elsewhere for authoritative news and information.
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That does one very important job: it makes the search algorithm surface videos from authoritative sources on a subject.
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But there's no authoritative tracking of land prices, even though the price of land is of fundamental economic importance.
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This course provides professional voice training exercises and techniques to help make your voice sound more powerful and authoritative.
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Biden was authoritative in discussing Trump's decision to withdraw U.S. troops from northern Syria and reforming the Supreme Court.
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Carol J. Adams published the most authoritative work on the connection in 1990's The Sexual Politics of Meat.
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That begins with questions of power: Who gets to speak, who is considered authoritative, and who is spoken about?
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Moreover, undercounting undermines the value of government data as an authoritative source of information for rooting out biases elsewhere.
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By being the system that does those things you get the best data and that's what makes you authoritative.
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As the country develops socially, it needs to make its political system more diverse, and its parliament more authoritative.
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David Clarke David Clarke, the controversial Milwaukee sheriff with the cowboy hat and the authoritative facial hair, has resigned.
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He is trusting that they will make prudent, responsible decisions instead of merely accepting or ignoring an authoritative ruling.
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"Because the video contained footage from an authoritative news source, our system misclassified it," YouTube said in a statement.
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Federico, who is fifty-nine, is the island's most authoritative witness to the gradual decline in the butterflies' numbers.
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"We're talking about a rough analysis, not something authoritative," a spokesman for the DSGV association of savings banks said.
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Kelly presents herself as an authoritative guide not only to Austen's secret political meanings, but also to her intentions.
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People trust your brand more after they've consumed your content and deemed you to be high quality and authoritative.
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Any actions ascribed to the four Russians have never been independently confirmed by official investigations or authoritative news reports.
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Yet, as this classically composed and authoritative (if culturally somewhat shallow) book makes clear, he remains an amazing figure.
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This oversight of her other work is a shame, writes Ruth Franklin in her lively and authoritative new biography.
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Authoritative Catalan newspaper La Vanguardia reported that Madrid plans to appoint its own delegates to run regional government departments.
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" Greenberg, while maintaining his authoritative dismissal of Soutine, had to begrudge that "one has to go back to Rembrandt . . .
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I decided to compare these burgers in another test that was again as scientific, objective, and authoritative as possible.
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This cheat sheet, however, will help you sound like the authoritative baseball fan you've always wanted to sound like.
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Cite authoritative sources Another thing to keep in mind is the source you are using to correct the misinformation.
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"We want to make it easier for users to see the authoritative coverage up front," Mr. Gingras said. Google.
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The bureaucracy is "very secretive, arrogant and authoritative," said Koichi Nakano, a political scientist at Sophia University in Tokyo.
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The comedian, Volodymyr Zelensky, 723, captured more than 272 percent of the vote, according to two authoritative exit polls.
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As president of the National Bureau of Economic Research (widely known by its abbreviation, N.B.E.R.), his words are authoritative.
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We RAISE UP authoritative voices when people are looking for breaking news and information, especially during breaking news moments.
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Readers interested in facts and figures about abortion should look at the statistical picture from the authoritative Guttmacher Institute.
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As a television commentator, he showcased his military savvy and impressed Americans as an authoritative voice on foreign policy.
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At the same time, Spotify and other companies said that there was no authoritative database identifying who owned what.
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The panel's findings are the first authoritative statement to pin responsibility for the attack unequivocally on the Syrian government.
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"Its style is breezy but authoritative — and it often bites back at the cuisine," Life magazine wrote in 1967.
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If you're driving a Land Rover, you have to be very authoritative about how you let other people in.
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Where Tony had a grounded, authoritative stillness in the pulpit, Bart was a more hyperactive speaker, caffeinated by Christ.
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Authoritative and Informed – Are people quoted in the article knowledgeable and associated with credible organization that can be traced?
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With enough coins on the marketplace, the platform could become "the world's first authoritative popularity index," the company claims.
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The charge that electors who vote their conscience are faithless, then, is not well grounded in authoritative legal sources.
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She ran the gauntlet of emotions: mourning, raging, physical suffering, contemplative, authoritative, and in one scene with Spock, playful.
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And YouTube said it was adjusting its algorithms to raise the visibility of authoritative videos about vaccination-related topics.
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But beyond that they take pains to note they're not an authoritative industry voice—not even a single voice.
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Build authoritative brands, compelling franchises and deep content libraries that can capture attention and time for years to come.
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Drexler is slyly skeptical here, presenting the figures at the table as authoritative yet emasculated by sameness and inactivity.
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In the absence of authoritative information from doctors, patients end up latching on to whatever advice they happen across.
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We have more strong, authoritative opinions, and that does seem to resonate, based on Facebook insights with younger people.
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"Unrestrained. Authoritative. Dishonest. Reckless. Disrespectful."There's been a lot of discussion about the GOP's relationship with women this election cycle.
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Whether the information is true or concocted, authoritative reporting or conspiratorial opinion, doesn't really seem to matter much to Facebook.
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Myth No. 8: The Bhagavad Gita is like the Bible Reality: There is not one central, authoritative book in Hinduism.
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Al Jazeera, owned by Saudi rival Qatar, already has the world's eye as the most authoritative Arab-language news channel.
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Thanks to this totalizing approach, McAlester's book is the most authoritative dictionary of the language spoken by the built environment.
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The term "authoritative figure" in the paper usually refers to high-ranking officials who are unable to go on record.
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A Google spokesperson told the site that the search engine would take action against "non-authoritative information" in its results.
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"Yesterday, I used the word authoritarian when I meant to use the word authoritative," he said at the news conference.
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Much think-tank wonkery is treated as authoritative by journalists and regulators—the reaped rewards from decades of rigorous work.
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In Mr Hitchcock's authoritative verdict, Eisenhower valued world peace and prosperity and sought (often successfully) to rise above partisan politics.
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We've never really seen how deep contextual computing can go when it has authoritative and persistent knowledge of your identity.
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He barely mentioned the subject on which he is most authoritative and passionate: the EU and Germany's vocation within it.
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There's a little logo for the municipality that will pop up on the map to signal that it's authoritative content.
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In fact, search results and watch next panels about Nancy Pelosi include videos from authoritative sources, usually at the top.
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That pushes up authoritative sources and, in turn, pushes troll or MRA-style video rants pretty far down the page.
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To be fair, however, that actually might come across as a little more authoritative than the current unofficial cryptocurrency spokesperson.
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This means he's on the board, and judging by his authoritative stance, could very well suggest he owns Delos, too.
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"Currently, no uniform and authoritative historical data on informal flows exist," the Migration Policy Institute said in a recent report.
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The speech, actually delivered in January, echoed many of the themes raised by the authoritative person, albeit in gentler tones.
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In an authoritative tone, he made the formal request for Kavanaugh's commission to be read and accepted by the court.
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An authoritative public letter to Communist Party members from the central government in September 1980 detailed the one-child policy.
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Dramas like "Son of Saul" emerge with fresh formal experiments, while older works like "Shoah" endure as authoritative historical records.
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In other words, "Drunk History" is a corrective to the oracular, authoritative, we-know-better tone of most historical nonfiction.
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Since 4chan is arguably not an authoritative website, the freshness of the story seemingly pulled the link into Google's module.
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We expected traffic, but ran into none, our Refinery29 organizers were authoritative and precise with our routing, schedule, and safety.
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Songs like "Royalty" and "USA" see Dolph at his creative peak, sounding as comfortable as he does important and authoritative.
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His presence—calm, careful, authoritative but not authoritarian—allowed Americans to falsely believe all our racial problems had been solved.
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It was the last of the great classical trees, authoritative, profound, completely new to science and correct to some degree.
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White people are sometimes seen as more authoritative even when they aren't, and that can be valuable to nonwhite people.
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Mr. Goode, an elder statesman of Mozart's music, was calmly authoritative, gliding through quick runs and playing with restrained lyricism.
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In Friday's fire, the government even had trouble delivering an authoritative death toll, a common problem in South Korean disasters.
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For all of his authoritative presence, Harvey once became embroiled in a controversy in which he came out second best.
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He wanted to travel, and Truman wanted to please him," said Gerald Clarke, author of the authoritative "Capote: A Biography.
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There are few reasons that you would trust a social network as an authoritative editorial source or independent media brand.
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Authoritative guidance for every drug can be found in its package insert, which contains each drug's F.D.A.-approved prescribing information.
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And she emphatically lived up to her prophecy with a stirring, authoritative, come-from-behind victory in the giant slalom.
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The figure of 2,975, despite the seeming precision, was in fact an estimate, though arguably the most authoritative to date.
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Whether we have any experience in reading the law, evangelicals are familiar with Judge Kavanaugh's way of reading authoritative texts.
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I've pored over expert advice for managing kids' behavior and dutifully implemented time-outs, reward charts, and stern, authoritative commands.
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We've also significantly invested in reducing recommendations of borderline content and harmful misinformation, and raising up authoritative voices on YouTube.
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She was fluid and engaging, striking that always-tough balance (for women, at least) of being both authoritative and warm.
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Additionally, children of permissive and neglectful mothers were twice as likely to be overweight compared with children of authoritative parents.
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Instead, the project is offered as an authoritative account that bears the imprimatur and credibility of The New York Times.
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Though authoritative with her young pupils and with her own children, my mother was not a confident or worldly woman.
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In that time, Moore cemented the magazine's status as an authoritative guide for American men to live and die by.
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Climate change data gathered and stored by the United States government is considered among the most authoritative in the world.
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YouTubers view verification as a status symbol, but it also helps them appear authoritative in search and communicate in comments.
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" Ms. Hernandez, Ms. Steinem said, "was warm and funny and elegant, but always authentic and authoritative at the same time.
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We know, from authoritative public statements of American intelligence and counterintelligence officials, that Russia clearly interfered in our election campaign.
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Given his half century of immersion in Monteverdi, and the authoritative performances he led, his word is enough for me.
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A determination about Israeli policies by the UN CERD will be deemed authoritative by international bodies such as the ICC.
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Her nails, electric blue tips and gold accents, like Desna Simms herself, are extreme, bold and authoritative — to be respected.
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Our accents are comparable to having a lisp or some kind of speech impediment, they aren't used for authoritative voices.
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During their interview, Fallon asked Clinton how she walks the line of being both personable and authoritative on the campaign trail.
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However unnatural this bold shoulder may seem in hindsight, it worked to mimic the authoritative, broad shoulders emphasized in menswear suiting.
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Poppy's authoritative and exuberant son Rory (Devin Trey Campbell) is absolutely one of the best new characters on TV this year.
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It allowed PragerU to present itself as a respectable and authoritative alternative to a national conversation defined by hyperbole and subjectivity.
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Since autumn, it has promoted "authoritative sources" such as CNN and NBC News in search results to push down problematic material.
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Mr Hanson cites an authoritative survey showing that around 40% of bee species globally are in decline or threatened with extinction.
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The most authoritative alert about the flaw came from Carnegie Mellon's CERT division, which works with Homeland Security on vulnerability disclosures.
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When someone is watching borderline content, YouTube says its algorithm will start to recommend more authoritative content as the next video.
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This is different from Hollywood studios with theatrical releases, whose box office numbers are certified by authoritative box office tracking firms.
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The new environment can feel liberating, but also scary, for Vietnamese who go online seeking authoritative information during a health crisis.
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Derek Slater, global director of information policy at Google, said it was YouTube's policy to "raise up" authoritative sources of information.
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By providing authoritative insights into topical issues, Zhihu is helping to shape political debate, says Ma Tianjie, a blogger in Beijing.
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And now the scientists have reported more authoritative evidence that their technology works, in a paper published in the journal Science.
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"You have to greet him, sit down and talk with him because he is both knowledgeable and authoritative," Hayden told CNN.
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Managers often regard women who are visibly pregnant as less committed, less dependable, less authoritative and more irrational than other women.
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On television, the head of state, stick-straight and authoritative, seemed remote, impassive on his throne amid the fear and uncertainty.
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The first authoritative study of the exercise-induced orgasm was published in 2012 in the Journal of Sexual and Relationship Therapy.
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Employees were friendly and authoritative, not an easy combination in a society where trust is low and people may be unruly.
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A more robust and authoritative economic analysis function at the agency can minimize the potential for similar abuses in the future.
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That style is so authoritative, even in these "post-truth" times, that it can make the unlikeliest of tales sound plausible.
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With another authoritative win, the Knights could have two solid games to point to when the ranking committee begins to meet.
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Just as it seemed he'd lose control, Thile ripped off a blistering, cross-picking descent that ended on an authoritative stomp.
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They tend to rely on reports and articles by third parties — some authoritative, some not — in trying to understand cybersecurity performance.
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Misleading claims of IAEA certification of Iranian compliance implicitly bestow an authoritative legal imprimatur on Tehran's nuclear activities where none exists.
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But that suggests they never watched her debates with Bernie Sanders, where she was both relatable and authoritative on policy issues.
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"There is just no such thing as red licorice," said owner Mariska Schaefer, from her authoritative position behind the shop counter.
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WIMBLEDON, England — According to the authoritative new book "The Birth of Lawn Tennis" by Bob Everitt and Richard Hillway, when Maj.
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As Saudi minister, Al-Falih had been the most closely watched and authoritative voice when it came to prices and production.
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Waldman took on the soft but authoritative voice of a yoga instructor as she jokingly described how psychedelics might be rebranded.
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In response, Google updated its algorithm to preference more authoritative sources, especially in cases like these that are susceptible to misinformation.
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They want to be recognized with clearer, more authoritative guidelines from the pope on issues like medical transition, vocation, and marriage.
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Mr. Cuomo does not hide how serious things are — far from it — but he is calm, composed, polite and authoritative throughout.
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The interdisciplinary art movement, which emerged in the 13s, is funny but serious; indefinite but authoritative; destructive but full of possibility.
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Mr. Taylor's growing status in the dance world only kindled his singular imagination; his works grew even bolder and more authoritative.
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Many other lower-court judges have delayed ruling on pending cases, asking for an authoritative decision from the two top courts.
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When slightly more respectable journalistic outlets repeat CNW numbers — and they often do — those figures get both murkier and more authoritative.
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"She is just the right mixture of disapproving mum and authoritative school headmistress," Dianne Bourne wrote in The Manchester Evening News.
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For all their shortcomings, legal rulings are often seen as legitimate, authoritative and enforceable because of the independence of the judiciary.
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You can hear echoes of Rakim's revolutionary style in Kendrick Lamar's precisely stacked syllables and Jay-Z's authoritative tone, among others.
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That's the journalist's job — to gather information from a range of sources so that the resulting article is authoritative and balanced.
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The poll, widely considered the most authoritative in Iowa, shows Sanders with the support of 20 percent of likely Democratic caucusgoers.
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" Mr. Fradkov, appointed to lead the institute last October, described the institute as "an authoritative analytical organization with high-skilled professionals.
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CHINESE VICE PREMIER LIU HE TO MAKE AUTHORITATIVE INTERPRETATION ON PROGRESS OF CHINA-US TRADE TALKS ON SATURDAY - GLOBAL TIMES EDITOR
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Think about it: When you're standing and someone else is sitting, you feel more authoritative, like you have the upper hand.
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The American Heart Association, long considered unbiased and authoritative, played a crucial role by blaming fat and cholesterol for heart disease.
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Bolton is not seen as a relic of the hated Bush administration; he's seen as an authoritative and expert Fox voice.
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Oppens's authoritative musicianship will be feted at Merkin Hall on Saturday in a 75th birthday tribute hosted by WQXR's Terrance McKnight.
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When confronted a day later with a Times story citing authoritative sources that Ms. Veselnitskaya had promised damaging material on Mrs.
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"Because our country has been so defined by authoritative voices, we've created a system where that couldn't happen structurally," said Coetzee.
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Well, if we're talking about those competitors in particular, we've made an effort recently to run much more authoritative gear reviews.
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And that means three things: That means reducing the content that is … removing the content that is policy-violative, raising up authoritative sources when users are looking for information, including things like Christchurch where we had our breaking news shelf and authoritative ranking in our search results, and then reducing content that might be spreading harmful misinformation.
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I stop by and say 'hello' just so the kids can see someone else aside from the uniform, not an authoritative figure.
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While Hu's posts aren't as authoritative as Trump's tweets, he has become a fairly accurate indicator of what Chinese leaders are thinking.
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GAO pointed out that aging systems include the Treasury Department's "individual master file," which is the authoritative data source for individual taxpayers.
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Dense, challenging, aphoristic and swarming with recondite allusions and puns, these novels display an authoritative grasp of a breathtaking range of subjects.
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Mr McDonald is a well-regarded author whose previous books, on McKinsey & Company, a consultancy, and JPMorgan Chase, a bank, were authoritative.
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YouTube changed "Brie Larson" as a search term to a news topic, which allowed its algorithm to prioritize videos from authoritative sources.
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So, if anything, I think what makes people think their government is legitimate and authoritative is simply that they're used to it.
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"Google was built on providing people with high-quality and authoritative results for their search queries," a Google spokesperson told Digital Trends.
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"The world is built on a wall that separates kind," Robin Wright, who plays an authoritative police captain, says in the trailer.
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To quote Pottermore: Hardy knew how to play leaders; he knew what made them tick, what made them both authoritative and vulnerable.
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There is no entry for diabulimia in DSM-5, the authoritative catalogue of mental health conditions published by the American Psychiatric Association.
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"The content is hyperlinked in ways that support the material states of feelings and questions, instead of an authoritative logic," she explains.
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If nothing comes of it, Weingarten's early willingness to engage could make her a more authoritative critic of DeVos down the line.
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Fewer than one in 10 featured an "authoritative" female character - even though audience testing found strong women hold greater sway over consumers.
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This word is commonly thought of as the job of librarians and museums, places we go to find authentic and authoritative knowledge.
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A definitive and authoritative survey of the genre is important now, as science fiction has found itself as a sort of crossroads.
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The authoritative person cautioned against asking banks to swap loans for equity in troubled borrowers, an idea that Mr Li had pushed.
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With President Trump in the Oval Office, the United States has also been remarkably quiescent and sometimes outright supportive of authoritative regimes.
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Baumrind, one of the leading researchers on this topic, described the ideal parenting style as "authoritative," neither too permissive nor too controlling.
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Alabama continued its dominance on Saturday with another authoritative win over SEC competition, taking down South Carolina on the road 47-23.
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"We do not have an authoritative, complete and thorough description of who all was involved in the preparation of that memo," Sen.
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Front Burner This new guide to cheese from Oxford University Press is authoritative, but what is surprising is how local it gets.
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The man best known as Severus Snape and Hans Gruber becomes a fair, authoritative military commander in his final live-action role.
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The most authoritative water-use data from across the West couldn't be less helpful: It's from the year before the droughts began.
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The wolf spoke in a calm but authoritative voice, explaining that I was part of its tribe—"One of us," it said.
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It was an early indication that knowledge had value, long before I understood what it meant to be 'authoritative' or even 'trustworthy.
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I swallowed hard, and tried to sound as authoritative as one can while on one's back and naked from the waist down.
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If it wasn't already clear, my sense is that the internet has permanently undercut any possibility of truly authoritative sources of information.
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Mr. Hnath's play doesn't presume to be an authoritative view of the woman behind the mask, or even of the mask itself.
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Enter stage left: Authoritative voice: Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman, or Degrading Treatment or Punishment Part I Article 4 1.
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The entire project felt authoritative and dour, very German and all consuming, right down to the chief editor's name, Hans Walter Gabler.
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Alas, that was not President Trump's response to the latest and most authoritative analysis of the devastation wreaked by the great storm.
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Each pitch gleams perfectly in place, but in "The Queen of Spades" she seldom shaped the notes into authoritative phrases or paragraphs.
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Other book publishers, including those that sell well-sourced, authoritative volumes about Chinese politics, are finding it increasingly difficult to continue operating.
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" Assuming his most authoritative sales voice, Pitts declared that Will would make it: "I'd stick my job on the line for him.
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The Church is one of the few reliable, authoritative institutions that tethers the Latinx diaspora to their home countries, cultures, and ancestors.
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" In his authoritative biography of Henry Aaron, Howard Bryant wrote: "Hitting, it could be argued, represented the first meritocracy in Henry's life.
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"They'd rather believe in some ill-intentioned liars than the authoritative information from the Chinese side," said Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying.
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He swept into presentations, polished, authoritative and willing to drop names of renowned schools and clients from the top rungs of industry.
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With its forefinger extended, the hand points beyond the edge of the work; it is strong and authoritative but dwarfed in scale.
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The freshwater turtle species is officially listed as endangered by the IUCN Red List, an authoritative inventory of threatened plant and animal species.
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When you search for things related to vaccines, you get directed to authoritative accounts, such as the Department of Health and Human Services.
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The goal is to secure a mention of the scholarship, and a coveted link back, from a legitimate college website with an authoritative .
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If you're not familiar with it, it's a bit like WebMD — you can go there for authoritative health information sourced from scientific research.
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Annual data on births, which are less authoritative than census figures on children but more up-to-date, suggest the tide has turned.
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We're continuously working to better surface and promote news and authoritative sources to make the best possible information about these tragedies easily accessible.
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The website was so authoritative that the microscope manufacturers Nikon, Olympus and Zeiss licensed it, adding another revenue source for Mr. Davidson's laboratory.
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In the future, the company said, it will recommend videos from more authoritative sources, like top news channels, in its "next watch" panel.
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But if the candidate who ends up winning in November falls in the "authoritative" parenting category, we're all likely to be better off.
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According to the authoritative transfer tracking website Transfermarkt, five of the six biggest transfers completed since January have been conducted by Chinese clubs.
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In it Mr Coll sets out an impressively detailed, stylishly crafted and authoritative chronicle of America's post-invasion efforts in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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The loud, authoritative knock on the door startled her just as she was bending down to grab a box of mugs and dishes.
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An authoritative approach generally correlated with better performance and self-image, for both gifted kids and a control group of academically average children.
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About half of all glaciers in the authoritative database are measured via a comparison of aerial photographs from year to year and maps.
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James Stourton's delightfully readable and authoritative biography is absorbing on the rise and rise of a gilded, lucky young man in a hurry.
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Niall Barr, a military historian at King's College London, sifts through the squabbles and triumphs; his is an authoritative and highly readable account.
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I like things that aren't typically feminine; I'm very strong and authoritative, I'm very decisive and very logical, and I'm a good leader.
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I asked Mark what it might be like for a black teenage male to experience a direct, authoritative conversation with a white man.
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Despite this, she found it helpful for getting consistent and authoritative views and says she wishes it had existed when she started breastfeeding.
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The U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, in its most recent report in 2013, said as much, as have numerous other authoritative reports.
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The most 'musical' of Throbbing Gristle's first three authoritative albums, 20 Jazz Funk Greats was also their first entirely recorded in a studio.
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This commentary is not nor is it intended to be relied upon as authoritative or taken in substitution for the exercise of judgment.
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But this technique is limited because no single authoritative list of known illegal material exists, allowing countless images to slip through the cracks.
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Terrified kids, shocked parents, authoritative law enforcement, inquisitive reporters, and somber politicians act as though they are slipping into some well-worn script.
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But whereas surveillance cameras are often discrete and mysterious objects of authoritative control, Schülke's iteration is sprawling and clearly noticeable from a distance.
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And her book is among the most authoritative and comprehensive accounts of Kim — both as a man and as a dictator — in years.
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Ullah arrived in the United States seven years ago on a family visa, one authoritative U.S. source said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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They have written an authoritative book on cohousing in America and today run their architectural firm, the Cohousing Company, from Nevada City, Calif.
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After months of criticism, the site announced in July that it was making changes to put more "authoritative content" in front of users.
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"Medicare & You" is an important, authoritative source on a wide array of plan options for the annual enrollment period that runs from Oct.
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Kleber Rebello, no less authoritative, gave exemplary musical definition to the role of Oberon, whose dances place it among Balanchine's greatest male roles.
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In other words, it's losing what made it funny originally — the comedy that comes from its assumed authoritative objectivity — and gaining meme comedy.
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On the 22002th anniversary of the attack, Sagalyn has produced an authoritative history of this mega-project on America's most hallowed building site.
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"What we want to do here, and this is together with all of you, is to make this information more authoritative," Feinberg said.
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But this would certainly make him more authoritative, and so arguably better able to steer China's vast bureaucracy through the major challenges ahead.
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You can line up all the scientists, carrying all the authoritative data you want, but again, I have little incentive to read it.
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But the vast amount of information available — and constant uncertainty about whether a source is authoritative — can add to the stress of parenting.
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He is a son of two former sharecroppers turned Pentecostal ministers; his bald head and booming baritone project a ministerial — and authoritative — presence.
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A lot of women think a job like director, which is so authoritative, is one where a woman can only succeed so much.
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Once information has been amplified online, West says, it can come to be seen as authoritative even by people who should know better.
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The article continues: Farshad Shadloo, a YouTube spokesman, said the company's recommendations aimed to steer people toward authoritative videos that leave them satisfied.
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He delivered authoritative commentary in all seven episodes of "The War," Ken Burns's 2007 documentary about World War II. War was his metier.
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In 1980, the American Psychiatric Association's authoritative Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders established two different classifications: alcohol abuse and alcohol dependence.
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Businesses can choose up to eight authoritative domain service providers, and some of the hardest-hit sites were customers who only picked Dyn.
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However, because it views climate change as a subject prone to misinformation, authoritative sources are supposed to be prioritized in search and recommendations.
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But the last word belonged to Ms. Choi, who buttoned up the movement with three plucked notes as discreet as they were authoritative.
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This is especially true when the words of the president conflict with executive-branch positions offered in other, more authoritative settings and documents.
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For example, "I established this strategy" sounds more authoritative than "I wrote this strategy" or "I came up with this strategy," he says.
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Known for being team players, collaborative leaders are typically less authoritative but their strength lies in making others feel valued and listened to.
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Her work for Gourmet took no guff, and her "Milk: The Surprising Story of Milk Through the Ages" was both authoritative and fascinating.
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Yet they're hard to grasp on a single viewing: more immediately striking as authoritative exercises in style than as absorbing worlds to inhabit.
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"People are coming to YouTube to find authoritative news, learning content and make connections during these uncertain times," YouTube said in a statement.
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"Only publishers that are algorithmically determined to be an authoritative source of information will qualify for inclusion," the company writes in a blog post.
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YouTube began showing more reliable sources in search results on Wednesday, but hasn't revealed how it determines which sources are authoritative and which aren't.
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These were the issues they sought to correct with the new restoration, releasing what will now be considered the authoritative version of the film.
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Like the year of the Dog in 2018, the Zodiac element associated with 2019 is Earth, which encourages us to be organized and authoritative.
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And Google has told news organizations that it has updated its algorithms to better prioritize "authoritative" content and allow users to flag fake news.
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The social media giants -- Twitter, Facebook and Google -- have chosen to fight the spread of coronavirus-related misinformation in part by promoting authoritative sources.
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It's CNBC's 10th annual America's Top States for Business study — the most comprehensive and authoritative look at state competitiveness around — and it's coming soon!
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Undoubtedly one of, if not the most authoritative voice in American fashion, Simons had just taken over the reins at the somewhat slumbering brand.
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The city will receive some authoritative technical advice from nearby Lansing, which fortuitously began replacing its own outdated pipes just a few years ago.
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It's a moment for actor Jeffrey Dean Morgan to show off Negan's more authoritative side without relying an over-the-top display of violence.
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The conservative evangelical vision of America, so mainstreamed into the Republican Party, sees white women as delicate, maternal, and dependent, not authoritative and powerful.
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The leaks are the most authoritative since the iPhone 4 debacle in 2010, after a software engineer left a device prototype at a bar.
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The Indian government's authoritative annual Economic Survey posits another alarming figure: the country may have an additional 21m "unwanted"—and often neglected—female children.
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Unlike with deliberate "fake news" purveyors, this obviously isn't intentional, but it makes it harder to believe that Google will provide truly authoritative answers.
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An authoritative approach among mothers was the only type of parenting that specifically seemed to improve the performance and self-image of gifted kids.
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However, parents should be aware that his personality and tone of voice, while intentionally humorous, are authoritative and may be disturbing to young children.
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They number about four-dozen outlets across California, according to an authoritative guide to the cannabis market, GreenState, published by the San Francisco Chronicle.
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When I told Sister Kathleen at my church that I was doing this project, she sent me home with authoritative texts from Catholic theology.
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Senate Intelligence CommitteeWith the House investigation flailing, many are looking to the Senate to conduct the authoritative review of Russia and possible Trump connections.
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The report, written by scientists inside and outside government, is an authoritative assessment of the latest physical science on climate change and its impacts.
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On Twitter, she has developed an impressive following — 6.86m — who regard her as an authoritative and influential figure on all matters — not just magical.
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I usually just give the thing an authoritative tap or two on the counter and even it out with the back of a spoon.
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The office he represents provides "authoritative, high-quality data, to paint a picture of what immigration looks like" in the United States, said Baugh.
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That is no small criticism - and it comes from authoritative organizations with deep expertise on Medicare policy, coverage and the laws governing the program.
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Even two years ago, McIlroy seemed on the verge of an authoritative run after winning the last two major championships of the 260 season.
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Nielsen could offer an authoritative voice on the matter, Trump and other top officials believed, and she underwent extensive preparation ahead of the briefing.
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Silicon Valley entrepreneur Steve Blank teaches the authoritative course on this topic, which walks you through the initial steps of developing a business idea.
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That Diana as a symbol for women's alienation (from marriage, from authoritative institutions, from one's own good reputation) thrives now is an unexpected blessing.
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In 2009, White was named the senior pastor at the Without Walls megachurch in Florida, further enshrining her authoritative status among America's Evangelical Christians.
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He acknowledged, however, that he lacked authoritative medical credentials when Todd asked him whether he was qualified to make an off-the-cuff diagnosis.
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For Treasury he picked Mnuchin, a former Goldman Sachs partner whose net worth, according to one authoritative estimate earlier this year, is $385 million.
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Shiffrin grew up racing in New England, and with the partisan crowd roaring, she won the race's first run by an authoritative 1.29 seconds.
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"Above all, we're looking for someone who can write an informative, authoritative, honest and engaging review" — whether it's negative, positive or somewhere in between.
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Twitter's GM of consumer product and engineering, Ed Ho, questioned whether the company should even dole out a credential as authoritative as the checkmark.
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That, according to the most authoritative research to date, is the amount of money humanity could save through a global shift to sustainable development.
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One was everything that we just talked about in terms of surfacing authoritative, high-quality information — not showing, you know, conspiracies or harmful misinformation.
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In all versions, the concision and openness of the accounts were essential: Somehow authoritative rather than vague, they allowed an exhilarating freedom of imagination.
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And now, the company wants to bring publishers back in hopes it can reestablish itself as a destination for authoritative news and genuine discussion.
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"This thing does boil down to: why did they recommend it when it didn't come with any authoritative backing, to our knowledge?" he said.
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Chris wrote that he came across as well-versed on the issues, authoritative and possessing the necessary gravitas to serve as commander-in-chief.
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Phishing scams, which are typically email campaigns where attackers pretend to be an authoritative entity you know and trust, are both popular and effective.
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In fact, debit reform saved consumers $6 billion in its first full year alone, according to the most authoritative study of reform so far.
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Ms. Kikta, in what's known as the tall girl role, was authoritative and smoldering, gulping up space with her long legs and expansive wingspan.
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But they were pushed aside for me in the moment when hearing Gershwin's masterpiece on Monday, especially in a performance so authoritative and gripping.
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Strategists, some of whom are very smart, are issuing precise predictions for where the market will be in 255 months and they look authoritative.
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During World War II, Kenneth Clark, the subject of James Stourton's crisp and authoritative new biography, was director of the National Gallery in London.
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Several "authoritative sources" also told Newsweek that the Pakistani Inter-Services Intelligence agency (ISI) is continuing to protect Zawahiri and has been since 2001.
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"Both U.S. and Russian intelligence officials agreed the story was a fabrication," Leven points out, citing authoritative books and a magazine articleon the affair.
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It was established under the aegis of the United Nations Human Rights Council, and charged with making authoritative findings of fact based on evidence.
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He was "my doctoral tutor, my closest teacher, the West's authoritative voice on the study of China's Cultural Revolution," Professor Wang said on Monday.
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But Guerra plays with the expectation one might have of an authoritative account of the island during the normalizing of United States-Cuba relations.
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She would yell and yell and yell, offering an authoritative lecture to readers about why or how they should care about a given topic.
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One idea is that textbooks, in the pursuit of covering a wide range of topics, aren't meant to be authoritative on these individual controversies.
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Correspondents continue to report from bureaus around the United States and the world, and authoritative critics weigh in on theater, art, food and more.
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This complicated sisterhood, fraught with serious rage and undeniable trauma, is a more important arena to examine than authoritative formulas for lemon chess pie.
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Following World War II, the birth control organization published illustrated pamphlets that provided authoritative guidance on how to best prepare to start a family.
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I think there's an idea of what constitutes an authoritative person or leader, and it's not the voice of a polyamorous-sex-party attendee.
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The results of the month-long exposure to popular, authoritative voices from the other side of the aisle was an increase in issue-based polarization.
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What Timesian means or doesn't mean often depends on who's defining it, but it's typically in the same general neighborhood as authoritative, or maybe stuffy.
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Scientists authoring the IPCC study, expected to be the most authoritative sea-level assessment to date, declined to discuss the preliminary findings on the record.
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This Instant Public Speaking Master Class will teach you valuable strategies for coping with anxiety, developing an authoritative voice, and crafting strong job interview skills.
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Tubman's physical stature is echoed in "J'Accuse #1," where an unnamed black woman, blanketed by a heavy robe, stares back with an authoritative, withering gaze.
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Black fathers have been demonized as irresponsible parents or child deserters, and as a result face additional pressure to conform to an authoritative, hypermasculine standard.
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In November, the White House attempted to bury an authoritative climate report that described the risks that climate change poses to aspects of American life.
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YouTube says Google PageRank, the algorithm that powers the Google search engine, will play a major role in determining whether a source is considered authoritative.
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It will also rely more heavily on sources the company deems to be "authoritative," rather than featuring the most popular or click bait-y video.
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In 2016, Google reviewed 550 sites in November and December that they thought pushed deceptive content, including mimicking news organizations to look authoritative and real.
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But it was absolutely a step in the right direction in understanding that women can be just as tough, badass, and authoritative as anyone else.
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But The Verge confirmed it's part of YouTube's ongoing effort to help viewers looking for news on a topic discover authoritative sources first and foremost.
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"We need to put together a (73) budget which requires a new, serious and authoritative government," he added, declining to answer questions about Conte's role.
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This week, however, the UN's Human Rights Council published an authoritative report, which shows that the abuses were, if anything, worse than has been suspected.
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"Google was built on providing people with high-quality and authoritative results for their search queries," the company said in a statement to multiple outlets.
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First thing's first: if you want to read The Verge's canonical opinion on Google's new Pixel 2 phones, read Dieter Bohn's authoritative and comprehensive review.
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Oxford University Press; 672 pages; $34.95 and £25.49 A comprehensive and authoritative history of the euro which argues that the project was a predictable error.
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According to Benoît Peeters's authoritative biography on Derrida, Ronell herself had intimate relationships with both the philosopher and his then 16-year-old son, Pierre.
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My idea right now is that perhaps the only real way to liberate oneself is to slip in between the cracks of larger authoritative systems.
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Schwartz is somewhat of a legend in city-nerd circles and remains an authoritative voice on transportation issues (I wrote about his excellent 2015 book).
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It will, however, incorporate recommendations made by authoritative, independent third-party groups, including the President's Jobs Council and the Administrative Conference of the United States.
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YouTube even recently said they'd start utilizing Wikipedia information to help readers suss out what's real and what's not, though that's hardly an authoritative source.
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Amid the country's mounting trade tensions with America, they were to get the most "authoritative explanation" of China's plans to make its economy more open.
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Today, he can be considered an authoritative figure in the biz, owning four swiftlet operations that produce a combined 25 to 35 pounds a month.
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The ministry said Cogan should have respected its "authoritative" view of applicable law, as he "unquestionably" would have done had a U.S. regulator been involved.
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But the incident is a reminder of the encyclopedia's authoritative role in recording history and how special interests will continue to try to exert influence.
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Adams sees it more as a media invisibilising of women and people of colour within veganism, and the privileging of white male voices as authoritative.
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Confirmation comes from no less an authoritative source than HBO chief Casey Bloys, who said as much during his Television Critics Association session on Wednesday.
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Being the source of "authoritative guidance" on what should even count as an asset class (as Norway's sovereign-wealth fund puts it) brings new responsibilities.
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Mac Donald's most authoritative source is James Comey, the respected director of the F.B.I., who "confirmed" it in a speech at the University of Chicago.
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An authoritative rating could blunt the power of both fake news and the knee-jerk use of the label "fake news" to dismiss unwelcome facts.
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It is also the most authoritative sign yet that the crusade against debt is, at least in theory, on pause – a "significant change", Yi said.
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"The Inuits' oral traditional knowledge around Franklin has been the only authoritative account," said John Geiger, the chief executive of the Royal Canadian Geographical Society.
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Whether the authoritative setting of Tuesday's remarks will convince more Americans there truly is a security crisis at the southern border remains an open question.
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"The goal here is to put authoritative information from organizations like the GDC and WHO in front of everyone who uses our services," he said.
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And these two factions are fighting to be the authoritative voice of Palestinians when they join the negotiating table with Israel and the United States.
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She gained the experience that would serve her throughout her career as she went on to prepare authoritative reports and brief diplomats around the world.
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Just like that naturopath on Facebook describing herself as a "specialist" with a "practice," alternative-health gurus harness the language of medicine to seem authoritative.
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A revelation throughout, it is more personal than either of her more consciously authoritative sequels, letting instinct have its turn, as in the "Dorian" Fugue.
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Lobsters that dominate these hierarchies have more authoritative body language; weaker ones try to make themselves look smaller and less threatening to more dominant ones.
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" Google was also taking steps such as "[p]romoting authoritative information through Google Search and YouTube" and weeding out "phishing, conspiracy theories, malware and misinformation.
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"OCD thinks it's an authoritative figure on all things having to do with safety, and then it tells you what you should do," Nicely said.
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YouTube's spokeswoman noted the homepage directs users to the World Health Organization for info on COVID-19 or other locally relevant authoritative organizations, for instance.
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Told in the narrator Robin Miles's studied, authoritative (though sometimes slow) delivery, the audiobook manages to allow, rather than force, the subject's devastating emotional undertone.
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She calls them the four "R"s: removing prohibited content quickly, raising up authoritative voices, reducing the spread of problematic content, and rewarding trusted creators.
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Facebook on Wednesday also announced it would be putting a coronavirus center at the top of users' news feeds containing vetted information from authoritative sources.
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To fight misinformation, YouTube is also raising authoritative sources in its search results and recommendations and is showing information panels on which videos are flagged.
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This wholesale distrust of authoritative mechanisms leads to the bizarre conclusion that an assertion of fact is more credible if it lacks an institutional source.
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They are rewarded: they are seen as more competent than men who express sadness or regret, and their anger is read as righteous and authoritative.
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Still, it seems to many like another part of the company's efforts to clean up their video recommendations by heavily promoting well-known "authoritative" creators.
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The blog 9to5Mac obtained the latest note from KGI Securities authoritative Apple watcher, Ming-Chi Kuo, who said Apple's charger isn't meeting the company's standards.
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Contrast dated observations like those with the clear and decisive statement that the designer Kim Jones made with his authoritative Dior Men show on Friday.
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Their work includes authoritative coverage of current affairs, the arts and business, as well as guidance on how to live a smarter, more cultured life.
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We hope this wide-ranging objective analysis will provide state policymakers, educators and advocates with authoritative, non-governmental guidance from concerned and respected education experts.
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Beale responded by creating the Enhanced North American Benchmark Lexicon (ENABLE), an open source document intended to be an authoritative alternative to OSPD and OWL.
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The Russian Foreign Ministry said the ICC had "failed to meet the expectations to become a truly independent, authoritative international tribunal," in a statement released Wednesday.
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The People's Daily published an interview on May 9 in which it cited an "authoritative person" saying excessive credit growth in China may lead to recession.
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But pairing algorithmically selected tweets with news stations' live video could help mitigate these issues by offering Twitter users an authoritative news source alongside the tweets.
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None of the videos that The Verge played — ranging from authoritative sources to popular YouTube commentators like Philip DeFranco — had ads placed on or before them.
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Indeed, a People's Daily report last week citing an "authoritative person" indicates a departure from monetary and fiscal stimulus to stimulate growth, wrote analysts at Invesco.
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"Guidelines are generally issued by authoritative bodies rather than self-selected groups," said Mann, who is a member of the WHO Nutrition Guidance Expert Advisory Group.
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She's a compelling antihero, honest but unyielding with the garbage men in her life, and unparalleled in her ability to clickity-clack an authoritative stiletto heel.
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"The fact that statements appear in the discussion section should not be viewed with the same authoritative eye as the stuff prior to that," he said.
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In its announcement, Facebook vaguely spoke about plans to surface evidence-based information about vaccines from authoritative sources in vaccine-related search results, pages, and groups.
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The black wooden spire commands the center of the gallery, an authoritative presence that drinks light from the room as if it were a giant straw.
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A very nervous Carrie Fisher bungled her first day of shooting As General Leia, Fisher projected steely calm and authoritative conviction during the rebels' darkest hour.
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Facebook also said here it would crack down on misinformation about vaccines, by reducing its distribution and providing users with more authoritative information on the topic.
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But, as with all persuasion in life, it's best if you can use someone else rather than yourself to persuade them, because you're the authoritative figure.
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This is a statement designed to corrode trust in the judiciary branch by insisting that judges in certain (liberal, urban, diverse) places are somehow less authoritative.
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Authoritative regimes, which have historically called for the U.S. to relinquish its oversight, are now openly embracing the IANA transfer and that should raise red flags.
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Stolterfoht's suggestion of a pure, authoritative language does not account for Dittmer's editorial role in selecting and constructing Amme's prose, since he ultimately built her vocabulary.
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Having never been indoctrinated or otherwise mentally massaged by its politics, its culture, its system, Bellic's perspective of the United States is simultaneously subjective and authoritative.
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Salvatore aptly titled his authoritative 1982 biography Eugene V. Debs: Citizen and Socialist, for Debs was a socialist who put democratic citizenship and republican liberty first.
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But here I am verging on yet another wordy thesis about the intentions of Jasper Johns, which, to be authoritative, would need confirming testimony from him.
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Instead, it allows the actor to wield his authoritative weight as part of an ensemble cast in a chilling, surprisingly effective story of cutting-edge warfare.
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"The Pope's inclusion of the bear in his coat of arms is an authoritative reaffirmation of the bear's right of habitat in Bavaria," the statement concluded.
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There were a couple of authoritative reviews of [scientific] literature that concluded that there wasn't good enough evidence to say that cannabis does have impairing effects.
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Bouncers are intimidating because they are supposed to be authoritative, to keep a club running smoothly in case one of its patrons goes off the handle.
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This trickles down to all the rest of us who rely on venerable, authoritative (we think) publications to highlight the best in fashion, culture and aesthetics.
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They can be real (hurricanes and other natural disasters) or manufactured by those in power as a way to look authoritative (military incursion; big policy proposal).
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Right, but you could do it just for politics, hypothetically, and say that for any political video, we're going to move to this "authoritative sources" model.
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YouTube started surfacing more authoritative content in late 2017 for people searching for vaccination-related topics, and its policies prohibit anti-vaccine videos from showing ads.
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It would have to be something that made it newsworthy and made us feel that our readers were just waiting for some kind of authoritative response.
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Although, in the case of Google, the company appears to have taken a proactive stance in suppressing bogus content and surfacing authoritative sources of health information.
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As a medical professional with knowledge in epidemiology, he has given some of the most sensible and authoritative information on how to tackle the coronavirus crisis.
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In giving us access to the world that gave birth to them, Purdum's authoritative and ultimately moving book brings these masterpieces to light with bracing clarity.
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Ross King's "Mad Enchantment: Claude Monet and the Painting of the Water Lilies" is an engaging and authoritative portrait of the aged artist and his travails.
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I would like to see her estate make a genuine effort to round up some of these letters and put them together in an authoritative text.
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The result of the month-long exposure to popular, authoritative voices from the other side of the aisle was that respondents became more, not less, polarized.
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We've adjusted our search prompt in key countries across the globe to feature authoritative health sources when you search for terms related to novel #coronavirus. pic.twitter.
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Using authoritative and clear language, Hill -- who left the Trump administration earlier this year -- spelled out her reactions to the pressure campaign unfolding before her eyes.
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"We're voting for change," said 19-year old Joao Costa, who like most people who oppose the authoritative MPLA declined to say who he voted for.
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"We're committed to protecting users and surfacing helpful, authoritative information as the coronavirus situation continues to evolve," a spokesperson for Google said earlier in the month.
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R.S. and Treasury officials," the audit finds, "determined that a notice was a better form of guidance because it is more authoritative than a press release.
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