"Low speed autonomy comes before high speed autonomy," Shevelenko said.
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But few people argue that partial autonomy is safer than full autonomy.
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I like having autonomy, and the flip side of autonomy is accountability.
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PB: When we think about autonomy, it's not clear how autonomy helps cities. . .
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Harris defined autonomy on a gradient scale of mild-, some- and full-autonomy.
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The Ford Fusion (now with Lyft autonomy!) The Ford Fusion (now with Lyft autonomy
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Arguably, the autonomy of private institutions should be protected even if the autonomy is misused.
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It looks -- it has much more semi autonomy, and full autonomy building into the system right now.
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Medicine is a balancing act between patient autonomy and beneficence; sometimes the scales tip away from autonomy.
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"Screw autonomy," his narrator muses — though he uses a more vulgar word; autonomy is the root of alienation.
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Now he sees Level 73 autonomy (full autonomy in most situations, climates, and environments) coming to trucks within the decade.
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"There's no complete autonomy — you can only even start thinking about autonomy in relation to other things," Ms. Steyerl said.
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Loss of autonomy — and even the perceived loss of autonomy — can be a prime driver of executive churn at targeted companies.
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From the risk perspective, it is like balancing autonomy within a boundary and making sure you have autonomy within a box.
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It is so easy to believe in your own autonomy and so difficult to have faith in the autonomy of others.
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The writers had near autonomy in creating the show Levy said he and the writers had near autonomy when writing the show.
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The country wants to get to Level 3 autonomy in most of its vehicles by 2020 and level 4 autonomy in 2021.
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Years ago, when we discussed paternalism versus patient autonomy in my medical school ethics class, I came down strongly in favor of autonomy.
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That's the true push "Messy" gives us — not for autonomy when we want it, but autonomy even when we are more comfortable without it.
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He saw cultural autonomy as a more enlightened alternative to state and military autonomy, but even Dubnow was skeptical of the dream of Birobidzhan.
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You might worry that her failure to respect the reproductive autonomy of her husband derives from a generalized contempt for the reproductive autonomy of others.
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Lyft has partnerships with several automakers working on autonomy, and there's a lot of discussion about the race toward autonomy and who has the right approach.
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Certainly we've seen hostility towards reproductive freedom and reproductive autonomy, and we women know that our reproductive autonomy and our economic opportunity are absolutely intricately linked.
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Players should proceed very carefully before they surrender their on-court autonomy — or in the case of the women, any more of their on-court autonomy.
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To stop being a Host and start being a real individual, with autonomy and goals, you need to realize that true autonomy is probably impossible to achieve.
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"Level 5 autonomy" refers to a level of autonomy in self-driving vehicles that means they can be operated without a human driver under any environmental conditions.
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For example, women appreciated autonomy as it related to scheduling and location flexibility, while men appreciated autonomy as it related to task allocation and pace of work.
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When in full autonomy mode (known as Level 4 autonomy, which doesn't require human attention to drive) the car's driving instruments retract, opening up a "living" space.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Autonomy Underpins Ratings: VdA is eligible to be rated above the sovereign (BBB/Stable) by virtue of its institutional strength and high financial autonomy.
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Extending so much autonomy to line officers, while giving detailed instructions to prosecutors and investigators, is only hypocrisy if you think autonomy of law enforcement is intrinsically important.
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"As opposed to making Twitter claims around full autonomy and electric trucks, Ford has an underappreciated strategy toward electrification and autonomy," Mr. Johnson wrote in a research note.
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Part of what I love most about self-employment is that I have great autonomy and can use that autonomy to find work that challenges my mastery and has purpose.
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To violate our right to bodily autonomy for one type of health decision is to set a dangerous precedent for violating our right to bodily autonomy for other health decisions.
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I think that any CEO founder who's running something probably needs that autonomy, and I think you can judge which companies grant that autonomy by how long they retain CEO founders.
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Nissan could find itself forced to choose between technology developed elsewhere or going it alone - between scale without autonomy and autonomy without scale, a source close to the Renault board said.
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" Level 5 takes full autonomy to "all driving modes.
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Late 214s — Level 212020: Full highway and urban autonomy.
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And we need autonomy — independence — in what we do.
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To outline a development path to complete autonomy, the automotive industry has established five levels of human-to-machine control, ranging from manual driving — Level 23 — up through complete autonomy, Level 219.
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But the trouble with radical personal autonomy, of course, is what happens to the autonomy of the next guy, especially if he is a colonized subject over whom you hold excessive power.
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To outline a development path to complete autonomy, the automotive industry has established five levels of human-to-machine control, ranging from manual driving — Level 193 — up through complete autonomy, Level 219.
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"We offer decision-making autonomy to patients, but, in creating that autonomy, we have resigned to overtreatment, motivated by the desire to avoid creating conflict in our relationship with the patient," they write.
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She said she was not surprised Lynch recalled a telephone call in which she told him and other Autonomy leaders that "the fun is over and it's time for Autonomy to grow up".
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Nvidia's promise of Level 20163 autonomy shouldn't be taken lightly.
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As for autonomy, Musk sees the technology improving over time.
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It also trivializes women's need for autonomy, especially black women's.
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"Women should have autonomy over their own bodies," she said.
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We were talking about the autonomy you get with Amazon.
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Trauma leads to memory leads to prevention leads to autonomy.
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But, autonomy is the key to driving utilization even higher.
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SORKIN: IN TERMS OF PROFITABILITY, HOW MUCH DOES AUTONOMY MATTER?
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KHOSROWSHAHI: STAGE ONE FOR AUTONOMY IS ABOUT GROWTH AND SAFETY.
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All people are entitled to autonomy over their sexual expression.
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What Sanchez is open to is giving Catalonia more autonomy.
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In Wales, too, it could stoke demands for more autonomy.
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They need to have an autonomy in their judicial system.
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Regulations are another major hurdle to widespread adoption of autonomy.
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In the spirit of écriture féminine, they gain new autonomy.
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We're all struggling with the tension between autonomy and connectedness.
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DAVID FABER: And you haven't even talked about autonomy yet.
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That wasn't the only moment that her autonomy was violated.
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Citizens fear that the plan would threaten Hong Kong's autonomy.
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Weapons with a limited degree of autonomy are not new.
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But the kinds of autonomy on the horizon are different.
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I think that's a definite concern with autonomy and robotics.
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Plagued by widespread infertility, women have been stripped of autonomy.
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State enterprises have won autonomy, or in effect been privatised.
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Over time, that company can benefit immensely from its autonomy.
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Yet in neither case did extra autonomy sate nationalist appetites.
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The experience I've had at CNN is one of autonomy.
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Regardless of motive, autonomy will be a benefit for everyone.
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Is there something specific about autonomy that's attractive to you?
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The level of autonomy, however, will vary across the board.
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Without Systrom and Krieger, Instagram could see its autonomy dwindle.
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By enabling frontline autonomy, they give rise to fresh solutions.
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Black has returned to its core theme of bodily autonomy.
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Say, 'I'll have fun when I have autonomy and control.
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That autonomy of choice in accessibility, Apple says, is intentional.
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Its maker calls it SARA, for Sikorsky Autonomy Research Aircraft.
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After the war ended in 2005, the south gained autonomy.
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People have autonomy over what they do with their bodies.
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Why wouldn't the impossible dream of cultural autonomy look attractive?
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So autonomy is something that is incredibly exciting for us.
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"We have to think about autonomy and counterautonomy," Brumley says.
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When do you think we'll see autonomy impact our society?
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He says he simply wants genuine autonomy for his homeland.
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Its founder, Marc Raibert, is known to cherish his autonomy.
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This allows me to maintain a position of partial autonomy.
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Now, he says, coming of age is about achieving autonomy.
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Morocco wants the region to have autonomy within Moroccan sovereignty.
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"They can solve their problems inside their autonomy," he said.
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After Catalonia's leaders declared independence, Madrid suspended the region's autonomy.
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They feared the loss of physician autonomy and earning potential.
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Gramercy, Manhattan Your concern for your neighbor's autonomy is admirable.
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Reproductive autonomy should be considered a basic form of freedom.
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It is virulently opposed to autonomy for Turkey's Kurdish minority.
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Our brains are built to get us interested in autonomy.
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Autonomy isn't the only thing disabled people are worried about.
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Can the humble selfie embody McGill's rebellious reclaiming of autonomy?
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"It creates autonomy," Melissa McIntyre, a New York user, said.
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Local autonomy, he said, is part of a working system.
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Bodily autonomy is at the foundation of the abortion debate.
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Given this change, some younger artists have leaned toward autonomy.
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Privacy over our sexual selves protects our dignity and autonomy.
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When you're used to the autonomy of college — 3 a.m.
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Other extremists have expressed more isolated concerns for local autonomy.
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"But this autonomy must be based on performance," he said.
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While they share a space, each operates with significant autonomy.
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But Waymo's road to autonomy has not been entirely smooth.
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He also granted more autonomy to factories and collective farms.
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I didn't respect her autonomy, her legal standing and personhood.
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Or do you want to talk about your cars, autonomy?
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Here, where beneficence clashes with autonomy, beneficence must stand down.
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Autonomy, Sheikh Hamad learned, could be both feasible and desirable.
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All of us are entitled to autonomy over our bodies.
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We want women to have autonomy over their own bodies.
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Universities and regulators sacrifice full autonomy by signing confidentiality agreements.
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Her Conservative Party typically advocates school choice and local autonomy.
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Karl Iagnemma, who runs Aptiv's autonomy efforts, will be CEO.
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Her team was energized and excited to have more autonomy.
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That means granting the region greater fiscal and political autonomy.
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To encourage autonomy, consider delegating tasks you've traditionally done yourself.
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But you'd say the autonomy is still a net positive?
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The outlawed PKK wants autonomy for Turkey's largely Kurdish southeast.
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Hong Kong's protests for greater autonomy from China rage on.
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Apple Watch models with cellular connectivity have somewhat greater autonomy.
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Instead, Ohio patients deserve "autonomy over their bodies," she said.
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Other changes would increase the agency's enforcement abilities and autonomy.
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Three trends are converging in transportation: electrification, autonomy, and sharing.
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It provides them with big public company experience and a good deal of autonomy as finance chiefs of large divisions, but not so much autonomy that they don't aspire to run their own shops.
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CZ: GM is saying that they're pretty convinced that the applications of that type of autonomy, that level of autonomy, are going to be in ride-sharing fleets for the near and medium term.
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And the way to do it, to maintain a cultural identity, was to strive for a kind of autonomy, but that autonomy should not include state sovereignty and should not include having a Jewish army.
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French municipalities' fiscal autonomy is higher than regions' and departments', as they enjoy large rate-setting power over most of their tax revenue (Marseille has rate-setting autonomy over almost half of its operating income).
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"Women see this as 'my autonomy,' and there is no space for compromise in their minds on autonomy," said Tresa Undem, a partner with the research firm PerryUndem who studies public opinion on the issue.
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The new constitution, adopted in 2014, gave al-Azhar more autonomy.
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There were some very specific questions on autonomy during the meeting.
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The firm will keep its operational and commercial autonomy, Amundi said.
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Demonstrators fear China is gradually encroaching on the island's cherished autonomy.
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Instead, they have focused on Islamic State and guarding their autonomy.
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"It solves a lot of hard things in autonomy," he said.
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Remote-controlled vehicles might also help us get used to autonomy.
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Musk takes advantage of the closest thing to autonomy on freeways.
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"It's very important that people hold onto their autonomy," he said.
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The smart toy encourages kids to develop autonomy through independent play.
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By being the Hosts' keeper, Bernard had already lost his autonomy.
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"I'm a believer in the undeniable truth around autonomy," Munster said.
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And it's they need to have an autonomy in their economy.
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He has also called for more autonomy for his eastern region.
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By most reports, full autonomy is still far in the future.
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But there are ways that shared rules can enhance national autonomy.
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The consolation was that Kashmir was promised a lot of autonomy.
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Rousseff and Barbosa have publicly emphasized the central bank's operational autonomy.
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As autonomy increases, robots feel less and less like simple tools.
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For gay couples, Kennedy championed the ''autonomy'' to make ''profound choices.
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That kind of complete trust and autonomy is a ways off.
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Bodily autonomy and self-determination of gender are basic civil rights.
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It requires a strong vision and autonomy for the incoming business.
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Facebook tried to mitigate that by promising autonomy for its founders.
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Sure, he says he will give his Cabinet plenty of autonomy.
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Palmer doesn't see autonomy as the solution to society's transportation woes.
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The U.S. Fed is among central banks with the most autonomy.
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All very futuristic, but Lyft's timescale for autonomy has already slipped.
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This leads to excellent research and strong protection of institutional autonomy.
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The company describes itself as a street intelligence platform for autonomy.
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He said autonomy was the key to turning those numbers around.
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It's not a perfect match for what autonomy will look like.
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The vetoes are part of Mr Duda's tentative push for autonomy.
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Hong Kong is permitted a high degree of autonomy until 2047.
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MEXICAN FINANCE MINISTER HERRERA SAYS WILL RESPECT AUTONOMY OF CENTRAL BANK
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What is Ms. Fariña's measure of someone who has "earned" autonomy?
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It's easy to see why car companies are optimistic about autonomy.
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But the next level of autonomy is essentially Autopilot on steroids.
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We also hinder body autonomy (snorting cocaine, for example, is illegal).
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Intriguingly, this model is already being implemented — sans autonomy, of course.
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Its pro-independence regional government already enjoys significant autonomy from Madrid.
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Local autonomy has not been helpful for good criminal justice data.
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When someone is solid in their decision, she respects their autonomy.
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Greater fiscal autonomy for Catalonia could mean a bigger government deficit.
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There is in the culture a sense of freedom and autonomy.
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"It makes perfect sense we'd see autonomy applied to seagoing vessels."
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" Autonomy means freedom, and freedom stems from the little word "less.
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"Maybe we'll work on autonomy in the future for other models."
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Giving employees more autonomy comes with benefits beyond simply raising morale.
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Established auto players have made investments in autonomy and electrification already.
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It's the same autonomy level Waymo's been testing in suburban Phoenix.
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Companies should also take steps to facilitate employee autonomy and networking.
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Birobidzhan clearly teaches us not to count on dictators for autonomy.
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"Great advances are being made in autonomy … to save soldiers' lives."
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Mr Kalanick acknowledges that autonomy poses an "existential" risk to Uber.
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We need driving companions ahead of full autonomy, not driving computers.
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Thongs and push-up bras purportedly brought sexual fulfillment and autonomy.
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Still, the autonomy drive is a powerful threat to Rome's authority.
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Autonomy has become the new expression of the party's identity politics.
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Among the merits would be the goal of relative political autonomy.
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In the hospital where she works, however, she can exercise autonomy.
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That meager dose of autonomy dissolves once she gets the job.
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Morocco has offered an autonomy plan as the only way forward.
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Many in Hong Kong saw the law as threatening their autonomy.
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He didn't always give senior-level employees a lot of autonomy.
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Women have the right to maintain autonomy over their own bodies.
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With the HW2, however, Tesla is aiming for Level 5 autonomy.
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I guess I'm probably most proud of our independence and autonomy.
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HP originally paid Lynch $730 million for his stake in Autonomy.
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You're seeking more autonomy at work and in your personal life.
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We can disagree with their choices but still respect their autonomy.
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We must reassess the balance between national autonomy and economic globalization.
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How can a woman maintain her autonomy and trust in love?
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Even the Fascists were, enough to give them a little autonomy.
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Mr. Gardner's engineering grants each element as much autonomy as possible.
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So in some ways that's an incentive to go full autonomy.
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Do they truly believe in diversity, body autonomy, equity and egalitarianism?
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Self-determination meant food security, and national autonomy meant territorial control.
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This gesture would have been more respectful of the recipient's autonomy.
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"The so-called autonomy has eroded over the years," he said.
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Women deserve bodily autonomy so the two should not be linked.
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Many corporations want more autonomy and an end to government oversight.
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Autonomy is key when it comes to being happy at work.
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They view China's Communist Party as a threat to their autonomy.
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But the concept of autonomy can be understood in different ways.
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Third, we need to have a sense of volition, or autonomy.
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As Ephraim broods, two other men confront their own collapsing autonomy.
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Now, he wants to fight to preserve Hong Kong's legal autonomy.
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The ancient Israelites are not only a model of political autonomy.
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Feeling an emotion "challenges their sense of perfect autonomy," he continues.
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They are effectively reproducing real women, complete with everything, except autonomy.
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But Eve wants autonomy, so she ventures off alone, seeking knowledge.
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Meyhofer brought about a radical new approach to thinking about autonomy.
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It may one day prevail over the Western path to autonomy.
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You are entering a four-year struggle to maintain bodily autonomy.
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Of particular importance is the dignity and autonomy it gives recipients.
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"There's a degree of political autonomy" that governors have, he added.
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Jasmine is stripped of all autonomy in both versions of Aladdin.
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That often affords the CMS administrator outsize autonomy and public visibility.
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I want extreme autonomy, and the accountability that comes with it.
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We're saying we wanna-- give more autonomy to our local teams.
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This has given the Secretary of State some flexibility and autonomy.
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The attorney general has a singular degree of independence and autonomy.
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What are we ready to support in terms of Kurdish autonomy?
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These facilities struggle to provide even a smidgen of personal autonomy.
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"The Blue Man Group will keep its autonomy," Mr. Lamarre said.
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A is autonomy, we want to feel like we're in control.
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Over the years, much of that autonomy has been stripped away.
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Tesla's an interesting one because they've ... There's different levels of autonomy.
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The Iraqi government, for example, already grants the Kurds significant autonomy.
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But other towns have had a bumpier road since achieving autonomy.
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I think that purpose and autonomy matter a lot to people.
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Like Malick, you've built your career around your desire for autonomy.
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I think you have to be a warrior to choose autonomy.
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The more that people respect each other's sexual autonomy, the better.
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"I love that relationship between body and machine, I love that between intelligences, I love it between this notion of what is autonomy and how wide can we have a sense of autonomy nowadays," he added.
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Ghost Fleet Overlord converted two FSVs into unmanned surface vessels and demonstrated "autonomy system integration; demonstration of navigational autonomy; and hull, mechanical and electrical system reliability upgrades," according to an October news release from Small's office.
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Another would-be breakaway group, the Movement for the Autonomy of Slask (RAS) which wants autonomy for Poland's Slask region, said that events in Spain were proof of the temptation to use repression to control political dissent.
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My grandfather embodied and enacted a subtle, but artful, deliberate, meaningful, type of autonomy in his relationships, in his being — a type of autonomy I realized was gone the second I saw him in that hospital bed.
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"Without consent, sexual acts such as those alleged in the complaint are a violation of the victim's bodily autonomy and an expression of the perpetrator's contempt for that autonomy," Justice Peter H. Moulton wrote in the opinion.
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Augmented reality and autonomy are also areas where Apple is placing bets.
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February 20: Uber's former director of autonomy Raffi Krikorian leaves the company.
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"Autonomy — typically people are a little bit nervous about it," Steinfeld said.
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Now, go traipse through the snow and exercise your right to autonomy.
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Data are a vital commodity for perfecting the algorithms that underpin autonomy.
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"I think about it as the other side of autonomy," said Nestler.
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"Autonomy is going to take a decade to pan out," Ingrassia said.
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What Sikorsky has developed is more than just a little autonomy, though.
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So-called Autonomy Day served to distract from Tesla's recent operational challenges.
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And the robot players similarly have different perspectives on their own autonomy.
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They become experts at projecting autonomy in a system that abhors it.
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Fleets of trucks may well be the first to move towards autonomy.
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Without access to desired abortion care, a pregnant person cannot exercise autonomy.
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"There is not a lot of autonomy in this area," said Bhende.
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In Level 5 autonomy, the vehicle is self-driving in all situations.
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The most serious case made by advocates for assisted suicide is autonomy.
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Autonomy: "unlimited" holidays, the ability to work from home, flexible hours... etc.
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What's next: Toyota has a different approach to future autonomy than most.
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But Newitz emphasizes how broad a spectrum of autonomy exists between them.
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Ultimately, the challenge is not really autonomy or technology itself, but ourselves.
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There is talk, though little action, about seeking "strategic autonomy" from America.
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Under autonomy, Catalan leaders have promoted their language and their nationalist creed.
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In an effort to be unbiased, I felt robbed of my autonomy.
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More importantly, Intelligent Awareness is crucial for introducing greater autonomy in ships.
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Through enhanced trust, consensus and autonomy, blockchain brings widespread decentralization to transactions.
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Does she give up her autonomy in the intoxication of her joy?
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Sikorsky calls the ALIAS-enabled DARPA project SARA (Sikorsky Autonomy Research Aircraft).
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Men respected other men's claims more than they respected a woman's autonomy.
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This era of midday autonomy usually coincided with the onset of puberty.
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Southern warlords, too, will be loth to surrender autonomy to Mr Zoubaidi.
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Much of it is institutional, not independent, sacrificing autonomy yet feigning subversion.
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I'm blessed that he gives me that autonomy to make that decision.
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Their struggle for independence or autonomy has taken on a religious bent.
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For instance the employees need for status, certainty, autonomy, relatedness, and fairness.
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The design is evolving, says Igor Cherepinsky, director of Sikorsky's autonomy program.
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The Autonomy deal started to turn sour before it was even completed.
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According to him, Nissan executives want more autonomy for the car manufacturer.
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He also claims that he's always been defending the autonomy of Nissan.
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PrEP promises these communities with a degree of autonomy over their health.
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But really, Holmes says, the new design is all about the autonomy.
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Morocco's king late last year insisted only the autonomy plan was acceptable.
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It's a way to exert autonomy under circumstances that render me powerless.
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The state was also promised special status, guaranteeing autonomy, in India's constitution.
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If the schools do not move quickly, autonomy could prove short-lived.
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In hell, there is no personal autonomy and no way to escape.
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Soon they began demanding greater freedom and political autonomy in peaceful protests.
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The most obvious solution would be to offer Catalonians more regional autonomy.
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Entire plots were rewritten in ways that robbed them of female autonomy.
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"They entrusted Kurdish autonomy to young kids with guns," complains a businessman.
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Whether harlotry was a likely route to autonomy or not is an
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Movements might have lost their leaders, gained force, and offered personal autonomy.
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Some militants have pushed for autonomy, while others have demanded outright independence.
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Respect, or what the parenting literature calls "autonomy support," is also essential.
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Since then, most politicians have aimed for growing autonomy and eventual independence.
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They view U.S. tax breaks as a tool promoting autonomy, not dependency.
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Still, no engineering consensus exists about the best path to vehicle autonomy.
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And by waiting until children are legal adults, you preserve their autonomy.
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Handcycling, he says, has provided him with a newfound resilience and autonomy.
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The P.K.K. sought Kurdish independence, a goal later softened to political autonomy.
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Our culture has made great strides since 1998 around women's sexual autonomy.
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Without their platforms, dancers will lose tools needed to protect their autonomy.
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The PKK says it is fighting for autonomy for Turkey's Kurdish minority.
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JOIN ME by not having sex until we get bodily autonomy back.
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Standardization can also strip doctors of a sense of ownership and autonomy.
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When I started riding seven years ago, at 21, motorcycles meant autonomy.
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" Him: "I can't believe you give them that kind of autonomy. Anyway.
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My autonomy to define myself had once again been stripped from me.
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Autonomy and independence are key if you want to keep your sanity.
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If you're talking about mass incarceration, that's an issue about bodily autonomy.
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In doing so, they deprive women of personal autonomy, equality and hope.
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At the same time, each team has the autonomy to penalize players.
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By 1995, each region had drawn up its own statute of autonomy.
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"We simply want information; we want autonomy over our health," Goop writes.
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The FBI has traditionally enjoyed an unusually large degree of institutional autonomy.
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Liberalism, after all, prizes individual liberty and personal autonomy above all else.
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It's total autonomy and freedom, and you become a much stronger person.
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The voice mail raised concerns about Spears's well-being and personal autonomy.
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He even threatened to revoke Catalonia's autonomy unless Catalan lawmakers backed down.
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The Kurdish militias are regarded by Turkey as dangerous, autonomy-minded insurgents.
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The general expectation is that autonomy is intrinsically linked to vehicle electrification.
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Washington opposes those autonomy plans even as it has backed the SDF.
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It posits that we are, in essence, the Sims, but with autonomy.
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Only the military had the firepower and autonomy to take them on.
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It's a harrowing but elegantly wrought exploration of trauma and autonomy. —A.
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The Constitution gives autonomy to the army's commander in chief, Senior Gen.
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They were accustomed to autonomy, and they were chafing at losing it.
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Once the epitome of independent professionalism, physicians watched their autonomy shrink rapidly.
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It just takes a bit more to get to safe, full autonomy.
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Demler calls these "autonomous modes" that gear us up for full autonomy.
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Pro-autonomy armed rebellions have been active in Mindanao since the 1970s.
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"It takes away a survivor's autonomy by tearing them down," she says.
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As president, Andrew would work to reframe the debate over personal autonomy.
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For comparison, Tesla's Autopilot and Mercedes' Drive Pilot are Level 2 autonomy.
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They need more resources, autonomy, and/or personnel to function optimally. 6900.
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And those who are pro-choice typically embrace this autonomy in reproduction.
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But residents here fear a loss of local power, autonomy and identity.
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The new gig offered Sturdevant autonomy, but also $8,000 more per year.
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GM acquired Cruise, but let the startup retain much of its autonomy.
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A country that's lost its statehood, its autonomy, but hadn't completely vanished.
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Indeed, part of AEG's pitch to the company was its continued autonomy.
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As these teams enjoyed autonomy, Cohen retained two lovely words: plausible deniability.
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He says he only seeks autonomy for his homeland, not outright independence.
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Throughout the war, Damascus has opposed Kurdish autonomy plans, as does Washington.
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"It's a couple generations ahead for autonomy" in a drone, Bry said.
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In considering the Amazon Ring saga, individual autonomy comes to the forefront.
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This method allows for some autonomy, but you're also in this together.
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In addition to social concerns, there are questions of safety and autonomy.
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They are reliant on your autonomy, and you are reliant on theirs.
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Until recently, India seemed considerably more relaxed about regional autonomy than China.
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Syria's foreign minister said in September that Kurdish autonomy demands were negotiable.
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Doctors hated the lack of autonomy and patients the lack of choice.
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There are no problems from the point of view of personal autonomy.
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Chela, meanwhile, wanders into a state of greater autonomy and wider possibility.
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They were also reportedly worried that they could lose autonomy and power.
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But it remained to be seen how much autonomy would be offered.
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Hussain and former Autonomy Chief Executive Mike Lynch are also defendants in a $5 billion civil fraud trial in London's High Court, where Hewlett-Packard claimed they caused it to overpay for Autonomy by fraudulently inflating its value.
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The step shown this week is Level 4 autonomy, with a truck capable of driving on its own, sans driver, as it follows a truck with a driver at the wheel (that's known as Level 0 or 1 autonomy).
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Systems like these could no doubt be improved by enhanced artificial intelligence, but the scientists note that while these systems have some degrees of autonomy, they are in "no sense a step…towards 'autonomy' in the sense of AGI".
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It is also known for its financial ties to Autonomy founder Mike Lynch, who faces extradition to the US as he fights multiple legal battles over the sale of Autonomy to HP. Lynch's investment firm, Invoke Capital, backed Darktrace.
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Even then, some question whether autonomy could work under Morocco's half-baked democracy.
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Teleoperated autonomous vehicles fall into a gray area on the spectrum of autonomy.
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Under the new dispensation ethnic elites have revived their demands for more autonomy.
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British entrepreneur Lynch co-founded Autonomy in 1996 and served as its CEO.
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"Takeoff is fairly scripted," says Sanjiv Signh, the CEO of Near Earth Autonomy.
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When reproductive rights advocates talk about "bodily autonomy," this is what they mean.
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Instead, gentlemanly commenters filed in to make debating-society points about physical autonomy.
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"A lot of insurers take the autonomy out of physicians' hands," she said.
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Eventually they just ran out of autonomy, I think, at Facebook. Mm-hmm.
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"We believe that autonomy will bring a lot of social benefits," Leriche said.
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It's simply the latest battle in the extended war to maintain county autonomy.
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"Basically they are at the starting point — full autonomy is many years away."
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It starts from a strong position because the Basque country has fiscal autonomy.
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Catalans could still be dissuaded if offered more autonomy, as the Socialists propose.
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Autonomy specialized in software that searches unstructured data like emails and phone calls.
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The patient's autonomy has an important role in these end-of-life decisions.
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And if autonomy is the most important value, what about campaigns against suicide?
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I was robbed of more than autonomy over my ability to define myself.
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It was the deadliest single attack on civilians since Kashmir's autonomy was stripped.
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For automotive startups, autonomy is sort of out, electrification is sort of in.
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Without the ability to provide abortion care, I cannot respect my patient's autonomy.
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It opposes gender equality laws and is strongly against autonomy for Spain's regions.
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Normally you'd expect to see conservatives favoring local autonomy and disfavoring federal overreach.
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That is, Level 4 or Level 5 autonomy that doesn't require human intervention.
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A challenge billed as being "defined as the top level in autonomy – 5".
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State companies were given more autonomy to manage their budgets and to trade.
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She asserts her autonomy with the insistence of an artist refusing to compromise.
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The alternative, some now say, is not autonomy, but a return to war.
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Air travel, however, has arguably fewer hurdles ahead than autonomy on the ground.
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Mr. McConnell has emphasized that committee chairmen have considerable autonomy under his leadership.
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Edward Leung, HK Indigenous: Independence is the only way to achieve real autonomy.
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The movement has galvanized protesters' continued demand for democracy, autonomy and universal suffrage.
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The people of HK fighting for human rights & autonomy had a tough week.
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The DIY abortion gave her "a sense of relief and autonomy", she recalls.
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Zajac said the engineers will keep pushing toward the goal of full autonomy.
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But he wonders why full autonomy is needed for the system to work.
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So we know that autonomy is something of high interest for the consumers.
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Palmer errs on a conservative approach toward autonomy for a myriad of reasons.
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Meanwhile, limited forms of autonomy are being gradually added to existing production cars.
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But the Nonhuman Rights Projects appears ready to fight for the elephants' autonomy.
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Autonomy is subordinate to partisan popularity and an overwhelming desire for career longevity.
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They're working on improving autonomy, but for now this is how it is.
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The bottom line: "Constrained autonomy" is an under-explored but potentially massive opportunity.
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They can learn to use prosthetic arms or legs to gain autonomy again.
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The vulnerability of communication links to interference is an argument for greater autonomy.
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Bennett calls for annexing most of the West Bank, offering autonomy to Palestinians.
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And that mindset strips us of our autonomy and our sense of independence.
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We believe electrification blends perfectly with autonomy when it comes to technology integration.
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The bill, which was crafted by Hong Kong legislators, would thin that autonomy.
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More importantly, though, is the autonomy of the Star Wars droids, Verdeyen says.
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So that's extremely secure and you have 100 percent autonomy over your funds.
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For them, exercising true autonomy when struggling with terminal illness is virtually impossible.
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It is also a rather strong statement of our belief in curatorial autonomy.
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"Larry made it clear he was upset we were doing autonomy," Kalanick said.
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Those who run Chile's private-voucher schools attribute their success to their autonomy.
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But giving teachers autonomy doesn't automatically mean that all will make good decisions.
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This makes dating less diverse, perpetuates social inequality, and cedes our personal autonomy.
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Candidates demanding more autonomy for Hong Kong will play to the public's fears.
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That is followed by salary (403%), autonomy (18%), opportunity (15%) and recognition (12%).
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Mr Macron's talk of a European army, and of "strategic autonomy", irritates Americans.
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Personally, I think it's an unwise move to ignore autonomy in future models.
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Chinese companies are also working hard on the other technologies autonomy will require.
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But a deepening polarization within Spain over matters of regional autonomy on Dec.
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For now, Shendrones gives its founder a sense of autonomy, creativity and income.
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There's also a super-charged "Flight Autonomy" system and several "Smart Flight" modes.
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Air delivery also provides greater autonomy to those who need assistance with mobility.
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Uber's selling points for drivers are based on ideas of freedom and autonomy.
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Such a deal would give national governments more rather than less policy autonomy.
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It'll be interesting to see how and when autonomy enters the trucking market.
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The Dalai Lama says he only wants genuine autonomy for his remote homeland.
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For decades, everyone has failed to recognize the rights and autonomy of Mowmen.
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The autonomy of all of these vehicles will lie somewhere on a spectrum.
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Syrian Kurdish leaders say they seek autonomy as part of Syria, not secession.
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A number of our projects became companies, with more autonomy and dedicated leadership.
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It paves the way for even more policing, for further loss of autonomy.
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FORD MOTOR CO EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN SAYS AUTONOMY, ELECTRIFICATION TWO BIGGEST TRENDS RESHAPING MOBILITY
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According to people familiar with the matter, this is an issue of autonomy.
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This, according to Peloton Technology, meets the SAE definition for Level 1 autonomy.
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The government rejects complaints that the bill compromises the autonomy of the commissioners.
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The Dalai Lama says he wants genuine autonomy for Tibet rather than independence.
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It's not about women's health or autonomy over their lives, but personal belief.
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He denies the charges, and says he only wants genuine autonomy for Tibet.
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That may not be such a good approach when it comes to autonomy.
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As Bloomberg reports, full autonomy for Uber's vehicles is still a way off.
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They demanded fitting levels of pay and status and insisted on professional autonomy.
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ON AUTONOMY: I let nothing get in the way, hindering my life. Nothing.
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In Brazil, the central bank has administrative autonomy but is not completely independent.
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But experts believe that Spain should now grant Catalonia more autonomy, not less.
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Civilian boards need power, resources and autonomy to be as effective as possible.
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This is essential to respecting dignity, autonomy and freedom of choice for patients.
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Mueller's leadership of the Russia investigation is distinguished by its intensity and autonomy.
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Shortly after, in August, Mr. Modi abrogated the autonomy of Muslim-majority Kashmir.
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On good days, this level of autonomy can seem like the ultimate freedom.
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It's a clear contrast to Playboy's origins, when women had very little autonomy.
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The more economic and political complaints grow, the stronger movements for autonomy become.
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The autonomy-seeking PKK first took up arms against the state in 1984.
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The "Conscience and Religious Freedom" division is a serious threat to patient autonomy.
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Second, the concept of land compensation must consider the desire for political autonomy.
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The PKK says it is fighting for autonomy and greater rights for Kurds.
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Hillary Clinton — secretive and a wall-builder — is the quintessence of boomer autonomy.
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Vice insiders were told that Refinery would maintain its editorial integrity and autonomy.
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Second, are we willing to give up our individual freedom, liberty and autonomy?
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In telling us to be messy, Harford urges us to recapture our autonomy.
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This could include autonomy backed by international peacekeeping forces once ISIS is gone.
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European leaders, fearful of other calls for regional autonomy, have largely backed Madrid.
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The need for autonomy grows beyond the first 90 days on the job.
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It's supposed to guarantee the city a high degree of autonomy from China.
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It's a way of increasing refugees' autonomy, as well as the local economy.
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Perhaps most important, the land gives them social status, autonomy and self-esteem.
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Its leaders, while elected, do not exercise autonomy over its budget and laws.
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The hard part was having the character maintain complete autonomy over the storytelling.
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What is true vehicle autonomy, for example, and when will we have it?
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Version one includes scenario testing, functional safety, autonomy assessment and a testing toolkit.
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"The A Is Autonomy, we like to feel we're in control," he said.
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But now, I feel like what we're doing is giving the audience autonomy.
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The statute of autonomy defining Catalonia's powers refers to Catalonia as a "nationality".
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"We recognize that full autonomy is going to take many years," Adler said.
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Finally, these two regions have political opportunists behind this push for greater autonomy.
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European champions can be supported to help the EU achieve digital strategic autonomy.
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The Federal Reserve, led by Chairman Jerome Powell, has also maintained its autonomy.
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People here point to two main forces driving the progress: Autonomy and accountability.
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Both regions had been granted greater autonomy to undermine the case for independence.
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Semi-autonomous technology is wholly different from full autonomy and requires human control.
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Francisco Franco, the Spanish dictator who had suppressed attempts to create regional autonomy.
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The Takeaway: On paper, Hong Kong's autonomy is guaranteed for another 28 years.
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I hope China will still give us autonomy, but it's not very likely.
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And I think that children should have a private life, and sensual autonomy.
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That autonomy gives her the freedom to adjust her working conditions when necessary.
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Of the 276 regions, some are pressing for independence or much greater autonomy.
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Anything a woman desires for herself — autonomy, respect, physical wholeness — is considered selfish.
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That adds a level of local autonomy—another conservative value, Lemons pointed out.
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Our companies — big and small — provide us with jobs, prosperity and strategic autonomy.
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For any level of vehicle autonomy to work, urban infrastructure must be updated.
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They are more worried about others (and their autonomy!) than their own health.
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Kurdish autonomy, they fear, would destroy the already precarious equilibrium in the region.
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But judges do not have complete autonomy to decide what the sentence is.
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The city-state enjoys some autonomy under the "one country, two systems" principle.
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The Constitution both ensures Catalonia's autonomy and protects the unity of our nation.
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The Kurds want protection from Turkey and, if possible, a degree of autonomy.
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UKRAINE PRESIDENT SAYS AM NOT READY TO GIVE AUTONOMY STATUS TO DONBASS TERRITORIES
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Internally, almost everyone is a startup CEO — there's a lot of autonomy there.
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The Alliance also plans to introduce 234 vehicles with varying levels of autonomy.
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These include greater autonomy at a workplace level, rather than an industry level.
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One caveat, however, is that there needs to be an element of autonomy.
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What unites them all is an understanding of their own worth and autonomy.
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"The ultimate north star for the company is Level 4 autonomy," Meyhofer said.
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First, Ring has a moral duty to respect the autonomy of its customers.
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Two wealthy regions of northern Italy voted overwhelmingly on Sunday for greater autonomy.
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Zuckerberg reportedly promised Instagram and WhatsApp relative autonomy when Facebook acquired the services.
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The assault on women's autonomy will likely begin with three anti-abortion actions.
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Fears of external manipulation tap into deep-seated human anxieties over individual autonomy.
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It is through kinship that we will work together to achieve that autonomy.
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"We're not even close" to the breakthroughs necessary for full autonomy, he said.
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The company announced that its new vehicles had all the hardware on board they needed to achieve full autonomy last year, and offers customers the options to buy an upgrade that would deliver autonomy via software update once it was available.
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The former chief financial officer of British software company Autonomy was sentenced on Monday to five years in prison, after a U.S. jury found him guilty of fraud over the $20153 billion sale of Autonomy in 2011 to Hewlett-Packard.
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The all-electric I.D. Vizzion will have a production version with a steering wheel and Level 4 autonomy on board, but the concept being shown off on the Geneva floor was the one with full autonomy and no human controls.
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The PKK, which says it is fighting for autonomy for Turkey's large ethnic Kurdish minority, has sealed off entire districts of some towns and cities in the southeast and declared autonomy, prompting the security forces to step up their operations.
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Some speculation has already suggested we'll see a full successor to Autopilot unveiled, featuring far more advanced autonomy; tying these features to a Model 3 with full Level 4 autonomy (capable of self-driving without any human intervention) would definitely make sense given Musk's previous comments, including a prediction made by the Tesla CEO in late 2015 that full autonomy would be available in around two years' time.
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But a prolonged transition to full L4 autonomy could bring automakers a financial windfall.
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The new state would be federal, with regions enjoying a large degree of autonomy.
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Ford plans to achieve level 5 autonomy — a fully self-driving car — by 2021.
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He says HP's charges are baseless and that it destroyed Autonomy with bad management.
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The PKK says it is fighting for autonomy for Turkey's large ethnic Kurdish minority.
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The billionaire's disappearance has also raised fears that Beijing is eroding Hong Kong's autonomy.
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"It's always a struggle to create autonomy," says Esther Boykin, LMFT, a relationship therapist.
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Is that autonomy a necessity for you, like it was for the Instagram guys?
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Her work imparts visual pleasure, but internalizes the migrant's struggles for autonomy and freedom.
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Minus the special autonomy controls, the car's interior isn't so different from any other.
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Negotiated settlements might prove more solid: Tuareg communities now enjoy some autonomy in Niger.
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Anything like strategic autonomy would take decades of "post-Atlanticist" investment and political evolution.
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Like so many events surrounding Tesla, there is already drama attached to autonomy day.
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Deliverance came with a law in 2003 granting it autonomy from the civil service.
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Autonomy hits every major beat of the self-driving industry's long, often bumpy history.
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China uses laws against inciting ethnic hatred to trample on Tibetans who demand autonomy.
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Employees also benefit from autonomy in how they work because everyone processes information differently.
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More immediate is continuing to develop its autonomy strategy in an increasing competitive marketplace.
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Cunningham established the autonomy of dance by making choreography that was independent from music.
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Autonomous communities like dedicated neighborhoods and private campuses will come well before mass autonomy.
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Through Kai's assertion of her autonomy, she becomes the author of her own story.
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Many Hong Kong residents believe Beijing is eroding the city's autonomy and their rights.
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The once-separatist MILF has accepted autonomy instead of independence for mainly Muslim areas.
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Autonomy is not the only value, and bias is baked into our current system.
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This allows them to exercise more autonomy in terms of the programming they platform.
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Uber said in its statement that the research would involve work in autonomy technology.
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India stripped the disputed state of Jammu and Kashmir of its autonomy on Aug.
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So it uses city streets, isn't quite a car, and benefits especially from autonomy.
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Its moral stance hinges on how much autonomy you think adults should be afforded.
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Set aside a little for enjoying the spoils of your youth, wealth and autonomy.
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Investors who attended Tesla's Autonomy Day event weren't impressed by Musk's anti-LIDAR tirade.
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Advanced technologies like autonomy could help distinguish a player like XPeng from the rest.
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Localists advocate for greater autonomy for Hong Kong, with some pushing for full independence.
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What percentage of your time are you spending on autonomy compared to driver's cars?
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I have a lot of autonomy in how and when and where I work.
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But attempts to erode Hong Kong's autonomy have been met with repeated mass protests.
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His party's manifesto now promises more autonomy for local governments, a key Kurdish demand.
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Mr Duterte supports autonomy, but has muddied the process with vague proposals on federalism.
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But the biggest challenge for Mr. Xiao's successor may be a lack of autonomy.
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Autonomy and electrification present enormous challenges that car companies aren't really built to tackle.
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"Our Hong Kong is changing very fast," Ip said, expressing concern over eroding autonomy.
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Instead AT&T whittled away at the autonomy of Mr Plepler and of HBO.
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A scale devised by the Society of Automotive Engineers defines the levels of autonomy.
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Aid agencies welcomed the ICAI report, saying cash transfers gave families autonomy and choice.
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If true, the changes could be seen as an encroachment on Hong Kong's autonomy.
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Kurdish leaders say their aim is regional autonomy within a decentralized Syria, not independence.
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He is keen on autonomy and experimentation, which puts the teaching profession on edge.
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As well as violating the Spanish constitution, these implicitly abolished the Catalan autonomy statute.
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Mr Maroni, for his part, has spoken about wanting more autonomy over migration policy.
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Choice and bodily autonomy have always been a part of the conversation around contraceptives.
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Ultimately, the response must be to push back against convention and strive for autonomy.
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Congregation Shearith Israel, the Free Exercise Clause means courts can't interfere with religious autonomy.
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Electric power may be the future of the auto industry, but so is autonomy.
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Facebook promised Instagram autonomy, but reduced it over time leading to today's bombshell revelation.
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Durrant said that Delta gives teams autonomy to find something they think is meaningful.
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Mosul's Sunnis want more autonomy, said Sheikh Talib al-Shammari of the Shammar tribe.
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Damascus has been loathe to cede the Kurds the level of autonomy they seek.
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They tear people down and are inherently unfair to the autonomy of the individual.
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If New York values include tolerance, inclusion, and bodily autonomy for women, sure. Okay.
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Likely, this information will be utilized to implement Level 24 autonomy in future products.
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That would be unpalatable to those promising more British autonomy and influence after Brexit.
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Rooney has had no problem taking away bodily autonomy from women in the past.
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Unsurprisingly, managerial and supervisory positions held the highest levels of autonomy among workers polled.
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About half of unskilled or low-skilled workers reported no sense of autonomy whatsoever.
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It's this sort of cavalier behavior that could set back autonomy by a decade.
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SOFTWARE STRATEGY The Autonomy deal started to turn sour before it was even completed.
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This is what's known in the world of car autonomy as a Level 5.
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"In reality, despite the big statements, the strategic autonomy is virtual," Cornut-Gentille said.
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Facebook pointed to Instagram's autonomy when it was trying to secure the WhatsApp acquisition.
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Student groups, and even academic and administrative departments, operate with differing degrees of autonomy.
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The assets include what is left of Autonomy, a former star of British tech.
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But we are living in an age that glorifies the brain's autonomy, Jasanoff argues.
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The referendum victory is just the first step as the regions seek greater autonomy.
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Falih is likely to enjoy far less autonomy than predecessors like Naimi and Yamani.
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But until we reach full autonomy, this tendency to be distracted can be dangerous.
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Instead, a swift backlash from Baghdad dashed those prospects and diminished the region's autonomy.
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The kingdom's understandable desire to increase its geopolitical standing and economic autonomy risks overreaching.
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Protecting oneself from self-destructive behaviors is an expression of self-awareness and autonomy.
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The future of robotics at Disney is thick with emotional context, autonomy and interactivity.
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Precedent suggests that the defenders of Yanhuang Chunqiu's autonomy have little hope of winning.
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Individuals are literally putting their desire for information autonomy over their medical well-being.
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Instead of saying the Palestinian people deserve "autonomy," he must say they deserve freedom.
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The state controlling a woman would mean denying her full autonomy and full equality.
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Conaway won't seek reelection: report MORE (R-Utah) would steal from the territory's autonomy.
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The company is developing a new kind of electric vehicle designed specifically for autonomy.
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That technology could work alongside chips dedicated to autonomy by improving safety, Duggal said.
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People often act as though disabled people don't have a right to bodily autonomy.
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Even in the 1992 original, Jasmine has more autonomy than the average Disney princess.
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But some say the federal government is giving self-driving tech too much ... autonomy.
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What kind of autonomy will HBO employees have now that they're AT&T employees?
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Join us by not having sex until we achieve full bodily autonomy for all.
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American values are rooted in respect for human rights, personal autonomy, and communal freedom.
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Audi claims it's the first production vehicle to come with this level of autonomy.
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I don't think I would actually like to live in an actual Jewish autonomy.
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Level 3 autonomy is a subject of some debate regarding inclusion in consumer vehicles.
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Also, the colonial administration in Nairobi had some autonomy from the government in London.
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The region is braced for mass demonstrations against any move to strip Catalonian autonomy.
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Every department effectively has autonomy, so there's different music styles in different rooms sometimes.
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Conaway won't seek reelection: report MORE (R-Utah) — would steal from the territory's autonomy.
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Under ESSA, states are empowered with greater autonomy to determine how to measure schools.
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It is time to embrace a different logic, emphasizing the value of policy autonomy.
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The bill would require tighter scrutiny of whether Hong Kong has retained its autonomy.
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"The old-fashioned notion of autonomy didn't make sense any more," Dr. Terrell said.
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Various musicians in the 1960s tapped into yearnings for black assertiveness, autonomy and solidarity.
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Above, the room where Spanish senators are set to deliberate over suspending Catalan autonomy.
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LT: The emergence of autonomy for women is linked to the birth control pill.
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As women have gained autonomy over their bodies, I think they've expected other gains.
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In that limited sense he was true to deep Vietnamese aspirations for cultural autonomy.
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But a millennial should be able to recognize the importance of his partner's autonomy.
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These women are not going to be willing to cede their autonomy to strangers.
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GenBioPro sees its mission as promoting "reproductive autonomy," its president, Evan Masingill, told Vox.
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No autonomy for parents lost, no decision between family time and adult conversation forced.
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Since then Hiroto Saikawa, Nissan's chief executive, has agitated for more autonomy from Renault.
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I am also a firm believer in a woman's right to her bodily autonomy.
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Ms. Myers said an effort like Delaware's would improve women's autonomy and reduce abortions.
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Like her sister, Bradley prizes autonomy as a technique of empowerment against institutional hierarchies.
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In recent years, mainstream Basque politicians have made some efforts to gain more autonomy.
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While Mr. Ghosn insisted that the companies would retain their autonomy, the debate continued.
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By law and by ethics, the employee retains a core level of bodily autonomy.
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Honoring patients' autonomy at the end of their lives is also seen as beneficent.
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Last June, Moscow let expire a 1994 agreement that provided Tatarstan with significant autonomy.
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How do you grieve someone who has lost his autonomy but not his life?
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By most estimations, Waymo is closer than any other company to Level 4 autonomy.
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To protect the agency from political interference, Congress gave it unusual independence and autonomy.
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Many Hong Kong residents fear Beijing is eroding the autonomy they had been promised.
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Wong's party supports greater autonomy for Hong Kong but not full independence from China.
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The woman confronted Chopra over India's recent revocation of Jammu and Kashmir states' autonomy.
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SE4, a startup in Tokyo, has a system that blends human control and autonomy.
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No effort for autonomy or self-rule can succeed if it is approached illegally.
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Neutering judicial independence is one step in Beijing's plan to eliminate Hong Kong's autonomy.
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It also requires that nation-states have enough autonomy to go their own way.
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"Can Democracy Survive Capitalism?" is chiefly the story of how this autonomy was constrained.
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Saudi Arabia tolerated Qatar's autonomy, to focus on another regional proxy war, against Iran.
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At a moment when autonomy is the darling of Silicon Valley, efforts like Mrs.
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Multiple attempts at greater autonomy or nationhood since then have been suppressed or quashed.
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Mr. Buttigieg marked Indigenous Peoples' Day with a plan to increase tribal nations' autonomy.
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In Turkey, the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) led a terrorist insurrection seeking Kurdish autonomy.
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In rider mode, those wheels are up, but in autonomy mode, it's wheels down.
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Thousands of Ukrainians protested last week against plans to grant east Ukraine autonomy, however.
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Since the establishment of the 1978 Constitution, the Catalan community has acquired considerable autonomy.
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In February, North Carolina introduced a bill that would give nurse practitioners more autonomy.
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Hong Kong needs to do more to secure free elections, democratic institutions and autonomy.
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Turkey's government, just across the border, saw permanent Kurdish autonomy as an unacceptable threat.
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One of the hallmarks of autonomy, of course, is the freedom to mess up.
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If you accept that responsibility, you agree to give up a level of autonomy.
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Damascus however is loathe to cede the Kurds the level of autonomy they seek.
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"It could have been $200 million," she said, with more European courage and autonomy.
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The rate cut could fuel concerns over the autonomy of the country's central bank.
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The PKK has waged a 31-year campaign for greater autonomy in the region.
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India stripped its portion of Muslim-majority Kashmir of autonomy and statehood on Aug.
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In ethical terms, we talk of individual autonomy, or the right of self-determination.
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A downgrade could be triggered by unfavourable changes in the region's statute of autonomy.
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Mr. Kiesewetter believes a European nuclear program would allow Europe to preserve its autonomy.
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Autonomy is not the first area in which Tesla has made a counterintuitive bet.
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New lawmaker Leung, speaking on Wednesday, said Chinese intervention would destroy Hong Kong's autonomy.
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"In women's institutions, women experience autonomy and power," she said in her inaugural address.
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A central force behind doctor dissatisfaction is bureaucratic intrusion and loss of professional autonomy.
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Since the transition to democracy, this movement has placed Catalan autonomy ahead of independence.
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Heilmann's paintings gleefully haunt those artworks which make claims on purity, autonomy, or clarity.
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How does semi-autonomy create ethical constraints that limit the maker of a bot?
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The Mapuche also want constitutional recognition for indigenous people, and political and economic autonomy.
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As we enter higher levels of autonomy, getting consumers on board becomes more difficult.
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Damascus has opposed autonomy plans that have grown during Syria's six-year-old conflict.
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The answer will be incrementalism in all aspects: in autonomy, range, scope, and usage.
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Engineers call this the handoff problem, and it's so tricky that companies like Ford and Google's Waymo have given up on partial autonomy because they figure it's easier to go straight to full autonomy and cut you out of the equation entirely.
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"Most important, the process is narrowly circumscribed, providing the machine with a very limited degree of autonomy; unlike people, AI does not beget autonomy" — Oren Etzioni, CEO of the Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence and a computer scientist at the University of Washington.
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When it comes to medical ethics, patient autonomy is about as fundamental as it gets.
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It's no secret that women's bodily autonomy and reproductive rights are under threat right now.
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Mazdas are for people who like driving, so don't expect full autonomy in the future.
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Employment issues and the autonomy of local governments are other important components in the debate.
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The nightmare would be if the United States decides Hong Kong's autonomy has been compromised.
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The real "dehumanization," they argue, is denying women the bodily autonomy that abortion rights allow.
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The California DMV breaks out self-driving vehicles into a system of levels of autonomy.
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It emphasized the board's autonomy and said its members were professionals with a vast experience.
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In 2016 it's pretty frustrating that we still need to fight for for bodily autonomy.
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Sharon has absolutely no right to judge Kim, or anyone, for exercising their sexual autonomy.
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I believe that teaching to the test steers kids away from that kind of autonomy.
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Two terms often used to promote this practice are "to die with dignity" and "autonomy".
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Autonomy is the most important reason my patients give me for wanting a planned death.
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Satellite communications will play an important role in the connectivity and autonomy of intelligent cars.
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This is a majority Sunni Arab area, which should enjoy a large degree of autonomy.
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Most of the book is about other types of mess: randomness, experimentation and human autonomy.
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But such a service relationship comes not only with divided loyalties but also diminished autonomy.
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Heteronormativity has become intrinsically linked with masculinity in the same way that bodily autonomy has.
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She is Buffy, Xena, Chynna — all of whom are synonymous with female autonomy and strength.
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And I know how much young people value their independence, their autonomy, and their rights.
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In Japan, generous government insurance covers most care-home costs, giving old folk much autonomy.
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The autonomy they were promised in the republic's earliest years had already been whittled down.
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The potential demographic impact of the loss of autonomy might be its most incendiary consequence.
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Autonomy isn't just for cars; Mercedes-Benz has created a self-driving city bus, too.
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"Stage one for autonomy is about growth and safety," Khosrowshahi said on CNBC this morning.
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The advent of seatback screens, and particularly touch screens, gave passengers greater autonomy and choice.
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The revocation of Kashmir's autonomy was welcomed by most Indian political parties, even the opposition.
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The report suggests creating a legal system where robot liability is proportionate with autonomy — i.e.
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After seizing power in 563 he promised that minority-dominated areas would be granted "autonomy".
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Please learn to take no for an answer and respect women's emotional and physical autonomy.
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Do you feel like it's premature and too hyped to be talking about autonomy now?
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Around the same time, wearing red lipstick had become a statement about womanhood and autonomy.
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The question then is how much, if any, autonomy do they deserve over their appearance?
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Or multinationals could seek only minority stakes in their operations abroad, guaranteeing them local autonomy.
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It's not cute to approach our sexuality and autonomy with fear, mistrust, disgust, or condemnation.
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That inflection point, Palmer said, would happen when self-driving cars reach Level-4 autonomy.
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The heart of the issue, demonstrators say, is the city ceding its autonomy to Beijing.
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Whether it's advanced analytics, whether it's AI, autonomy in cockpit, cyber protection for aerospace systems.
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The heart of the issue, demonstrators say, is the city's ceding its autonomy to Beijing.
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Although it already has extensive autonomy, its tax revenues are crucial to Spain's state budget.
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Now many fear that the autonomy they have preserved for 26 years is at stake.
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Humanising Autonomy pulls in $5M to help self-driving cars keep an eye on pedestrians
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The PKK is fighting for autonomy for Turkey's Kurds in the southeast of the country.
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By going against the grain in these situations, we're trying to reestablish freedom and autonomy.
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A century ago cars raised fundamental questions about personal autonomy, freedom of choice and mobility.
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This special report will assume that the technological hurdles to full autonomy can be overcome.
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The protests have since snowballed into a movement for full democracy and autonomy from Beijing.
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People see a car with autonomy, and they make the connection between that and weapons.
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But when the military says they want "full autonomy," they're not thinking of the Terminator.
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It's denying that their autonomy matters as much to them as it does to us.
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They have always insisted their aim is regional autonomy within a federal Syria, not independence.
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This was an "aggression", said Mr Puigdemont, and a de facto suspension of Catalonia's autonomy.
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But Uber vastly underestimated the time and effort it would take to reach full autonomy.
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Spain said it would begin the process of suspending Catalonia's autonomy, deepening the constitutional crisis.
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"In some ways, there being less autonomy is a function of Instagram winning," Systrom said.
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Whether Hong Kongers are sacrificing autonomy for a little less inconvenience remains to be seen.
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Days before the election, parliament passed a long-debated law that grants them greater autonomy.
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As an actor, you don't really feel like you have any autonomy as a character.
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But in Lombardy, the region around Milan, it was a mere 38% (95% for autonomy).
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The Owlchemy team said they had "total autonomy" from Adult Swim when designing the game.
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China says Tibet already has genuine autonomy, and exile groups seek to split the country.
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But the opposition Kuomintang (KMT) is pro-China and against the idea of Taiwanese autonomy.
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Autonomy isn't just a science experiment being fussed over by a few Silicon Valley eggheads.
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But generous fiscal autonomy from Madrid could come at considerable cost to the public purse.
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Yet the draft has no clear mention of Denmark and offers paths to more autonomy.
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We learned that to achieve full autonomy, we'd have to take a completely different pathway.
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Turning them into social creatures with human instincts is arguably the biggest roadblock to autonomy.
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Greater autonomy, and thus fewer humans—or none at all—could make submarines quieter still.
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"The problem has really been the pressure on Hong Kong's freedoms and autonomy," said Bland.
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Formal complaints against Deloitte, Richard Knights and Nigel Mercer in relation to Autonomy are unaffected.
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It has also seduced many teachers with a pitch to give their sector more autonomy.
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However, many people still crave the autonomy and flexibility that come with remote work arrangements.
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If the whole affair teaches us anything, it's that autonomy is a real business now.
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"Having bespoke autonomy systems for ride-sharing is a huge advantage to us," he said.
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It must have seemed as if autonomy was possible for a female artist in France.
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"As the 20th anniversary of Hong Kong's handover approaches, the territory's autonomy looks increasingly fragile."
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There are absolutely applications for autonomy, [including] on a farm or in a logistics environment.
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Julianna, too, is still adjusting to life on the outside and to the novel autonomy.
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But as time progresses, what top performing team members look for is autonomy and trust.
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Asked about the autonomous car efforts, Cook said that Apple is working hard on autonomy.
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It's almost like his face was designed for conveying uplifting messages about female bodily autonomy.
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Still, it'll a big step forward in autonomy when it does make it to consumers.
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Specifically, Valo is looking for businesses solving problems within climate change, urbanization, autonomy and mobility.
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He said, however, that the government was now committed to full price autonomy at Petrobras.
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At best, Davidson's joke about messing with his girlfriend's bodily autonomy was in bad taste.
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Education systems that grant schools more autonomy get better results, at least in rich countries.
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A new category has emerged within the pan-democratic side, one that favours greater autonomy.
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"There was a fair amount of investor push back after Autonomy was announced," Whitman said.
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A non-binding victory for greater autonomy in both Lombardy and Veneto is widely expected.
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The last thing I want to do is remove agency and autonomy from another woman.
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The last year of fighting with the autonomy-seeking PKK has claimed thousands of lives.
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Education is less costly, preserves liberty, emphasizes autonomy, and eliminates unintended consequences and enforcement costs.
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You'll give up some autonomy in making your own diet, but it's also unbeatably convenient.
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London's demands for autonomy, on the other hand, can probably be resisted for the moment.
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They push for more autonomy and decision-making ability but are not always allowed to.
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Virtual reality gives you the autonomy to focus on just one feeling at a time.
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But there is an elephant in the cab with even this rudimentary form of autonomy.
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One sticking point in negotiations was that CBS's Moonves wanted autonomy over the merged company.
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Yet along with this autonomy, schools must also be held to account for their results.
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In recent years, supporters of independence or greater autonomy from China have grown increasingly vocal.
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It's not overly burdensome, but it is a big reduction in my sense of autonomy.
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When it comes to the question of women's romantic autonomy, our cultural imagination remains limited.
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They were there to demand, finally, that women in Ireland are granted basic bodily autonomy.
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Chavez tried to formally end the autonomy of the Central Bank in a 2007 referendum.
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He denies espousing violence and says he only wants genuine autonomy for his Himalayan homeland.
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"Autonomy technologies can enhance future operations and capabilities in contested and denied environments," AFRL explained.
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The struggle to maintain bodily autonomy—rights to our own bodies during childbirth—is real.
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Surely I've been conditioned to tolerate—if not embrace—this high-stakes loss of autonomy.
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Aries is the sign of independence—this is a powerful time to claim your autonomy!
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I don't think the body is at risk, because we clearly don't respect bodily autonomy.
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Everyone has full autonomy over their bodies and consent can be revoked at any time.
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"If autonomy is suspended we will have to move in a hurry," the source said.
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Its prime minister, Imran Khan, has repeatedly likened India's revoking Kashmir's autonomy to Nazi ideology.
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Tech4Freedom One billion people worldwide live with disabilities, impaired personal security and low autonomy conditions.
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The Dalai Lama denies espousing violence and says he only wants genuine autonomy for Tibet.
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The autonomy is a byproduct of knowing he usually has the faith of the family.
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Crucially, all of this autonomy comes with accountability: Schools must show their approach is working.
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It allows the central government to suspend some of a region's autonomy under specific conditions.
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But many in the city believe that its freedoms and relative autonomy are already eroding.
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The article does not specify exactly how the central government may roll back local autonomy.
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Mr. Kaiman believes the key to securing the panel's support was the emphasis on autonomy.
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The appeal of autonomy is obvious—robots are cheaper, hardier and more expendable than humans.
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The office's reputation for autonomy earned it a nickname: "the Sovereign District" of New York.
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For a trio of 13-year-old girls, this was a wild and unusual autonomy.
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She also worked with Shepard to adjust the script to give her character more autonomy.
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That action deprived dealers of the autonomy to set their own prices, the government said.
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The vehicle's autonomy systems failed to brake, as did the safety driver behind the wheel.
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Separatists have demanded greater autonomy and a larger share of the region's natural resource wealth.
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Such guidelines would introduce clarity into end-of-life decisions while still respecting patients' autonomy.
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Americans, including doctors, have increasingly embraced greater patient autonomy, especially regarding end-of-life issues.
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And done right, it can improve school quality while maintaining a degree of local autonomy.
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Some empower the Fed, others limit its autonomy, and some, like Dodd-Frank, do both.
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Their economic prospects waned; their national aspirations — such as for autonomy within Israel — were undermined.
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They emphasized that the Rohingya do not have the autonomy to organize their own schools.
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Still, Qatar retained the autonomy and network of connections that had been its original goal.
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You've adopted a worldview about privacy, anonymity and autonomy — whether by conscious choice or accident.
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Successive Thai governments have refused to allow any degree of autonomy in the restive region.
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"When Aceh was granted autonomy, it opened a Pandora's box for Indonesia," Mr. Harsono said.
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Now there is renewed fear — even alarm — that Hong Kong's autonomy is again under threat.
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Lawrence insured everyone she has full autonomy as an adult human over what she wears.
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Ethiopia's constitution grants the right to seek autonomy to its more than 80 ethnic groups.
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Once out of the European Union, the United Kingdom might gain some autonomy of action.
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Only a few uncommonly wise nations fund media efforts while also granting them journalistic autonomy.
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Increasing local autonomy and a voice in selecting leaders should increase accountability and citizen engagement.
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The state was awarded a special administrative status, affording it autonomy over internal administrative decisions.
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A novel financial instrument was supposed to bring Europe strategic autonomy from the United States.
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Many of the company's divisions were allowed to operate with a certain degree of autonomy.
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I think Judd's influence comes from his commitment to the autonomy of the art object.
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Damascus, however, is loathe to cede the Syrian Kurds the level of autonomy they seek.
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Instead of pursuing decentralization to accommodate regional aspirations, the Russian government is downgrading their autonomy.
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The government stripped the country's only Muslim-majority state, Jammu and Kashmir, of its autonomy.
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So have the protests in Hong Kong over China's steady encroachment on that territory's autonomy.
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On the ride-hailing/sharing side, however, autonomy promises to create much more lucrative opportunities.
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Orton joined Darktrace following senior stints at Invoke Capital and Autonomy, both founded by Lynch.
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By doing that, narcissists maintain their sense of total autonomy — which they so desperately need.
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"I always say that body autonomy is one of the pillars of feminism," she said.
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It's also important to teach them autonomy and how to delay gratification during these years.
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He became a senior autonomy engineer at Uber after the ride-hailing company acquired Otto .
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Alphabet-owned Waymo, a leader in autonomy, signed a deal with UPS to shuttle packages.
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Autonomy is a way of extending human control beyond the time a munition is deployed.
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The relationship became so toxic that Urtula essentially ceded his autonomy to You, Grasso said.
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"People need a sense of competency," or learning a skill, "but also autonomy," Johnson explained.
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Hong Kong citizens also enjoy a higher degree of autonomy than citizens of mainland China.
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In a game theoretically about free will and autonomy, these are oddly morally ambiguous moments.
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The affirmation reflects the continuing high financial autonomy of VdA due to its special status.
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In the workplace, millennials are seeking purposeful careers, autonomy, and benefits for a better life.
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When most people say they want autonomy, they really just want anarchy, with no accountability.
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Writing was Alcott's act of autonomy, a way of preserving herself through observation and imagination.
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Still, like their use of the term "bodily autonomy", they are selectively borrowing from feminists.
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There are several levels of autonomy, going in stages from driver assistance to full automation.
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With their flexibility and autonomy combined with accountability, charter schools are reversing decades of decline.
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"The idea of trusting our players with autonomy matched with our design philosophy," he explained.
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But as in many professional organizations, what rules is a desire to preserve surgeons' autonomy.
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Rather than respecting their autonomy, it sought to force their integration into the wider society.
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And I was greatly relieved and proud that there was complete autonomy to do that.
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In fact, most states would prefer some degree of autonomy in how they run elections.
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According to official figures, residents have replanted more than one million trees since achieving autonomy.
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The case revolved around Hewlett-Packard's acquisition of Autonomy, a British software firm, in 2011.
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They agreed upon providing autonomy to Kashmir's subregions and drawing down forces as violence receded.
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And if we remain long-suffering saints, we cannot gain sexual consciousness, or bodily autonomy.
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Protecting our autonomy doesn't just mean changing a password or protecting a Social Security number.
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The autonomy of our lives is an illusion that our origins within the womb dispels.
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MV: Language Writing wants to forget lines and focus on word-units and their autonomy.
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Autonomy was "one of the most successful companies that England had ever produced," he said.
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Bini and the Center for Digital Autonomy did not immediately respond to emails seeking comment.
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There's nothing anti-life about protecting a woman's right to autonomy over her own body.
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That worker autonomy of both time and place simply does not exist in other industries.
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