" Independent Facebook marketing strategist Jon Loomer's perspective is that "On one hand we expect the numbers to be accurate, we need the numbers to be accurate.
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Or not fur, to be accurate, but rather, exotic skins.
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The second advantage is the denial happens to be accurate.
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Not once have they ever been shown to be accurate.
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This sketch depicts a hat that may not be accurate.
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But to call him an amateur wouldn't be accurate either.
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It is important, therefore, for the CPI to be accurate.
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To be accurate you could use what he actually says.
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In fact, the test results would prove to be accurate.
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They corroborated his charges and found them to be accurate.
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To do that properly, the counts needs to be accurate.
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"It's going to be accurate, I promise," Mr. Woodward responded.
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Read your horoscope; it's far more likely to be accurate.
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This prediction may or may turn out to be accurate.
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To be accurate, it's not a lot, but it's some.
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" Woodward: "No, it's [inaudible] — it's going to be accurate, I promise.
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Most importantly, it should always be accurate and up to date.
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A fair amount of it does clearly seem to be accurate.
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It might be accurate and it might be pessimistic, but yeah.
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"Why should her photograph be accurate?" the other, unnamed author argues.
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To be a machine is to be accurate. Fast. Reliable. Replicable.
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Next year, those scary headlines are more likely to be accurate.
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Activity trackers should be accurate trackers People really love their Fitbits.
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There may also be accurate reports of troubles with voting machines.
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To do all that properly, the count needs to be accurate.
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The bits of information may be accurate, but disordered and incomplete.
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I wasn't 100 percent sure, but it proved to be accurate!
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They need the magnetic model to be accurate for safe journeys.
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In previous elections, the counts from reputable companies proved to be accurate.
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The price-comparison lists would be accurate for those customers as well.
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Only the phone number associated with the account needed to be accurate.
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Microsoft said Thursday that the results would be accurate and non-partisan.
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And you have a responsibility to tell the truth, to be accurate.
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And how do you know people will be accurate in their responses?
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It doesn't have to be complex; it just has to be accurate.
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MGM said on Tuesday the revised police timeline might not be accurate.
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In previous elections, the counts from reputable companies have proved to be accurate.
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Brazilians have no reason to doubt that the vote count will be accurate.
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They helped me to translate their technical language into mine, to be accurate.
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As with all big databases, the information doesn't even have to be accurate.
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The system required the molding process to be accurate to within 0.005 mm.
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We will release facts when we can -- our info must be accurate #LondonBridge.
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That thing about him not knowing where he is might be accurate too.
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An Associated Press fact-check found that statement to be accurate, but misleading.
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The charge of ambulance chaser, at least, does not appear to be accurate.
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Reporting needs to be accurate, even when showing shortcomings of a public figure.
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Reports of shots fired at the vigil do not appear to be accurate.
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There are situations where they could be accurate in the here and now.
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You strive to be accurate, and then words come along and falsify everything.
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We have removed this after the company said it may not be accurate.
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It would be accurate, however, to say that he started out in croissants.
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What if the President's lawyers simply acknowledged that Bolton's recollection may be accurate?
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It is the company's books and records, and those have to be accurate.
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And the things we imagine might not always turn out to be accurate.
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STEVE LIESMAN: And when you see a jobless claims number which seems to be permanently below this—I don't know, if I said 220, I know I'd be accurate, but I could be accurate if I went skinnier at 210.
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Perhaps. But the problem is that the news media really have to be accurate.
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PIRRO: So when Trump talks about fake news, you find that to be accurate.
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But social media is too self-moderated to be accurate for single-person diagnosis.
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It works well enough, particularly because you don't have to be accurate at all.
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And he insisted that the data had not been compromised and would be accurate.
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But a good quarterback has to be accurate to get his team to win.
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"Just because you use GPS, doesn't mean it's going to be accurate," he said.
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Both could be accurate, as deliberations can feature dramatic shifts in polling over time.
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Those predictions turned out to be accurate, but it took awhile to pan out.
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Although to be accurate, it's not so much migration as it is an emergence.
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Yet, referring to Xiaomi as the "anything of China" might no longer be accurate.
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In previous elections, the quick counts from reputable pollsters have proved to be accurate.
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These products are unregulated and so their ingredients and safety may not be accurate.
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But the tenuous relationship described in the statement above doesn't appear to be accurate.
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Even reports of reductions in Central Line-Associated bloodstream infections may not be accurate.
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It signals that in our eagerness to be accurate, we have made an error.
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All of which is to say: Trump's "Mission accomplished!" boast may be accurate after all.
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The numbers themselves may not even be accurate, according to the USA's Federal Aviation Authority.
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That said, it can be accurate for those of us who aren't packed with muscle.
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Even a 3-D camera, while hi-tech and cool-looking, won't always be accurate.
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That poll was not legitimate and didn't include enough respondents to be accurate or meaningful.
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The contents of any statements made are believed to be accurate at the time made.
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They tend to be accurate, or at least they have been in recent national elections.
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Ruane acknowledged that the information his company gathers may not be accurate for every person.
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But what I say is not meant to be exciting, it's meant to be accurate.
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This origin story may be accurate, but make no mistake: It's also made for Hollywood.
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It gets written about, and it may not be completely accurate, it might be accurate.
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Sometimes, those "outlier" polls actually turned out to be accurate, and the average was inaccurate.
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Most presidents try to limit their public storytelling to stories they know to be accurate.
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So I want to be fair to him, but I also want to be accurate.
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It takes a lot of research to be accurate and at the same time funny.
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Also, the acceptable shoot range is pretty narrow — this game really wants you to be accurate.
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We do our best to encourage people to be accurate, but it doesn&apost always work.
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I've said many times that it should not be possible to be accurate in polling caucuses.
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I want to be accurate, because I don't want the press to say I was inaccurate.
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It's tempting to point to the founders themselves, and it would be accurate to do so.
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A spokesman for Mr. Ryan, Brendan Buck, said he understood Mr. Schneider's report to be accurate.
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Nagda asked to speak following Homan, just to say she believed Homan's statement to be accurate.
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Gap quickly responded by noting that the date on the photo isn't meant to be accurate.
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Your intuition will only be accurate if your cumulative experience is a representative sample of reality.
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And one based on a whole lot of assumptions that may or may not be accurate.
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I joked about it on Twitter and said, if you're gonna be racist, please be accurate.
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North Korea watchers are divided about whether or not the report is likely to be accurate.
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Medical experts said there was reason to believe the widely cited ratio might not be accurate.
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Purple promises that all their mattresses are cooling, and I have found this to be accurate.
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How could this quiz be accurate when the questions it was throwing at me were random?
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In the parlance of autonomous vehicle engineering, perception has to be accurate enough to enable classification.
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The agency cautioned that not all Little's descriptions may be accurate as his memory is faulty.
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They sort of want to ... The media companies every day try really hard to be accurate.
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Believe it or not, this was Business Insider's first yellow Ferrari ("Giallo Modena," to be accurate).
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And larger sets of data from Europe mean those results are still more likely to be accurate.
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Okay, to be accurate: There are a few maces, and they've been around Parliament since the 1600s.
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It would not be accurate to say that no one thought the Owls could grab that title.
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The buds can last 3 hours on a charge, and I generally found that to be accurate.
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Baroni said at the time he believed the statistics and information in the report to be accurate.
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People who don't know anything about guns can describe them in ways that might not be accurate.
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One is that the work is incomplete and forecasts 15 years out are unlikely to be accurate.
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Both types would be manoeuvrable, and would be accurate to within a few metres of their target.
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Monday's leak indicating that Google would release a Daydream virtual reality headset turned out to be accurate.
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It was important in the sense that I wanted it to be accurate, and that's the reality.
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Moreover, for the technique to be accurate the remains in question need to have been chemically undisturbed.
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Well, to be accurate, he did—if he'd written the check, the bank would have honored it.
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If that number proves to be accurate, it could be a death blow to the bill. Sen.
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Recent reports of meager Apple iPhone X sales may be accurate, according to one Wall Street firm.
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Recently, the possibility that this cliché might be accurate had begun to worry her and her colleagues.
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If you want people to understand you, you have to be accurate and complete, blemishes and all.
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I found it to be accurate, and it reliably unlocked my Surface every time I sat down.
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To the extent that this view may be accurate, it is something that Democrats need to change.
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Also, because Wikipedia pages are crowdsourced, a page for a given event may not necessarily be accurate.
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Admittedly, it would be accurate to state that I am an active participant in the fiddlehead fandom.
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But the perception that the overwhelming majority of young people are pro-gun control might not be accurate.
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While many historians think this other version is more likely to be accurate, it is less widely known.
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And there's always the risk the underlying law-enforcement databases the readers rely on may not be accurate.
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"Financial projections will never be accurate, but it's all about the projections and the growth drivers," he said.
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A wearable that takes measurements as you're running to catch the subway or cooking dinner won't be accurate.
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Image: CobraThe red light camera warnings proved to be accurate, at least in calling out local camera positions.
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But to be accurate, the singer had been collecting tattoos long before she got that diamond engagement ring.
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This is — our reporting is going to be borne to be accurate and we're 100 percent behind it.
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Since your prospect doesn't yet know everything about your product, those reasons may or may not be accurate.
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It's angular, it's dynamic, it's fast footwork, and there's a lot of counterpoint so we could be accurate.
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The reporting of gains/losses and cost basis is still in beta and not guaranteed to be accurate.
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First off, we are essentially estimating our own value (which may or may not be accurate), Adshade notes.
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Ricardo Lara, California's insurance commissioner, said he's wary of letting insurers use models that may not be accurate.
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Following political campaigns and sharing stories that may or may not be accurate but sure do look official.
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When he comes before the committee again, he has to be precise and it has to be accurate.
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We have to rely on their memory of when they were exposed, which may or may not be accurate.
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Some of them have been disproven and some can't be proven, but some have turned out to be accurate.
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But that still doesn't mean the signal will be accurate, says Chris Berka, the CEO of Advanced Brain Monitoring.
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"I think what we need is to establish that the responsibility [to be accurate] lies with everyone," Chambers says.
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But to say that I'm in the best place that I have been since "The Heist" would be accurate.
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However both Consumer Reports and our friends at The Wirecutter found it to be accurate enough to be useful.
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Notch support is coming to Android and, if these leaks turn out to be accurate, gesture bars are too.
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"He wanted it to be accurate," Dr. Andrew Knoll, a professor of natural history at Harvard University, told Mashable.
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The risks of this approach are considerable, and it wouldn't be accurate to say that Miranda entirely avoids them.
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But I don't blame you entirely," he told Woodward, who responded: "It's going to be accurate, I promise you.
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"To be accurate, I voted for $23.8 billion in Sandy funding," Cornyn told reporters while standing next to Sen.
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What matters in the boardroom is not to be accurate, or honest, or empathetic, but to dominate, assert, fight.
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To do so, a natural-history museum must be accurate, faithful to the facts and trusted by the public.
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We would rather be more general in the results, than to give specific results that may not be accurate.
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Millennials and Gen Z shoppers have a very short attention span, so you need to be accurate and fast.
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These are at a lower price point than the aforementioned tests, but certainly can still be accurate, Ross says.
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But critics argue that such systems can introduce bias, lack accountability and transparency, and aren't guaranteed to be accurate.
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The schematics don't appear official, but Mac Fan has previously published similar schematics that turned out to be accurate.
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All of this was true four years ago, and will continue to be accurate if Trump begins a second term.
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Fewer than one in 210 Clinton voters lack confidence that votes being counted in their states will not be accurate.
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" In 1993, the production's "efforts to be accurate about historical intent [made] 1776 a musical docudrama in the best sense.
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While such statements are not binding, the Code stipulates that such statements must be accurate and made on reasonable grounds.
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Chest strap monitors, on the other hand, turned out to be accurate no matter what kind of exercise you're doing.
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Whiting was quick to add, however, that this interpretation rests on the reported allegations surrounding Trump proving to be accurate.
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And modern laser-surveying sensor systems (called LIDARs, after light detection and ranging) may not be accurate in those conditions.
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But he said the process would involve asking users whether the information in certain listings turned out to be accurate.
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Moreno said the photos "could be accurate" but that experts in Ecuador and Colombia were working to confirm their authenticity.
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Elle's idea of what a serious law student dresses like may not prove to be accurate, but it's certainly memorable.
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If the renderings turn out to be accurate, we can expect the Galaxy S11e to heavily resemble the Galaxy S113.
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To say Prince dominated the '80s would be accurate, but it's not as if he stopped making music after that.
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"It would need to be accurate," says Nguyen, "in all types of patients when they are sitting, moving and exercising."
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Well, to be accurate, Sportcoat, as he is better known, is about to become more of a dead man walking.
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"If he qualifies it by saying we have defeated ISIS as a quasi-state that will be accurate," said Ochmanek.
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Using "rape" to characterize what he was describing would be accurate in one sense: Children of course cannot give consent.
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If this pans out to be accurate, it leaves a lot to be desired in terms of the president's phone screeners.
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That should not be hard, as Yanez's explanation for the traffic stop -- a broken taillight -- does not appear to be accurate.
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You get 3.5 hours on a single charge, and I found that number to be accurate if not a bit generous.
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To be accurate, the band's enormous fanbase, which calls itself the "army," is to be credited for its phenomenal engagement online.
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There are more and more complaints that statements by Trump and his aides too often turn out not to be accurate.
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They are incentivized to boost deductions where they may not be accurate or legal, and are eventually caught by the IRS.
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The Bloomberg report says that Apple's production schedule for the iPhone X was "very aggressive," which I understand to be accurate.
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People closely involved with Bitcoin—including economist Jon Matonis—have told the BBC that they believe Wright's claims to be accurate.
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These are serious risks and there is no assurance that our forward-looking statements will occur or prove to be accurate.
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LG says the phone's Hand ID tech is the first to use "advanced palm vein authentication" — which could well be accurate.
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Has Apple grown so tired of the rumor mill (which often turns out to be accurate) that he's finally pushing back?
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T-Mobile initially said it had "found no evidence of customer accounts affected," but that turned out not to be accurate.
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You have to be accurate and keep it on the short stuff, and aggressive when you should be off the tee.
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The team reckons that the system could be accurate enough to remove passwords from wifi networks in environments like coffee shops.
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To describe "Moonlight," Barry Jenkins's second feature, as a movie about growing up poor, black and gay would be accurate enough.
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Here are the questions you should be looking for Sony to answer, assuming all of this turns out to be accurate.
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Variation: Another challenge for AI in agriculture — and more broadly — is developing it to be accurate within and across different fields.
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Some of it is manufactured to be accurate, and some of it is manufactured to excuse horrible things that have happened.
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"We want to be accurate and fair and passionate in our journalism, but we don't want to inflame," Ms. Eisner said.
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Here at Wine School, we try not to be sticklers, but we do feel compelled to be accurate, if not exact.
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You have to be accurate and keep it on the short stuff and aggressive when you should be off the tee.
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But if you'd like to know precisely what will happen, here are our reality-based, sure-to-be-accurate predictions: Oct.
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" I figured the "but" would come soon enough, and sure enough: "But," she said, "there is a responsibility to be accurate.
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"My fellow South Carolinians do not mind tough politics but it has to be fair, it has to be accurate," Rep.
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Thursday morning, Capital One said in a tweet that the issue has been resolved and account balances should now be accurate.
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So despite the delays, there is at least some certainty that the results will be accurate when they are finally announced.
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I used a tape measure and followed the size chart to get my size, and it turned out to be accurate.
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While some of this may well be accurate, it is unfair to us to take full responsibility for the predictable outcome.
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His Wikipedia page would still be accurate if only he had been given the chance to use that same technology here.
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In order for a predictive tool to be useful for parents and patients, it would have to be accurate and relatively universal.
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Aside from the 'Magic Slot' (which I honestly don't know what to make of), the rest seems like it could be accurate.
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Her portrayal of Uber has turned out to be accurate, according to the report by Covington & Burling, which has conducted the investigation.
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It would similarly be accurate to say that China's future growth will depend on how well it develops and deploys new technologies.
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Still, the data is representative enough for its assumptions about voters to be accurate within 1% in 33 states, the authors said.
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It would be accurate to say that any enthusiasm I had for the thing was tempered with a healthy bit of skepticism.
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Individual astrological charts can only be accurate when drawn from exactly where the planets and stars were at the moment of birth.
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There needs to be accurate information being put out, so that everyone can be educated and well-prepared with the necessary precautions.
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You wouldn't expect a draft grade to be accurate on a micro level, because there's a lot of variability in one player.
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According to some random rifle forum I just found, your average shooter should be accurate at about 2000 yards with an 280mm.
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But the Circuit Court overturned that decision, ruling that all government records in such Guantánamo cases should be presumed to be accurate.
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So an algorithm might be accurate 95 percent of the time and still totally miss all Asian people in the United States.
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I also found the heart rate monitor to be accurate when comparing it to other heart rate monitors or apps on my iPhone.
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But if, like me, you're a person whose recent ancestors were not from Europe, those results are even less likely to be accurate.
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Paul Farrell, a reporter with The Guardian, claimed to be able to purchase his own Medicare details, which turned out to be accurate.
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The counts from reputable pollsters have proved to be accurate in previous elections, though the official result will not be announced until May.
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We dropped from our analysis names that had only a few mentions, as comparisons between these small numbers were unlikely to be accurate.
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Technically, if you want to be "accurate" this is not an iPad Pro, but Samsung's first premium Android tablet in over a year.
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Scientists said the forecasts turned out to be accurate because Irma stayed within the so-called "cone of uncertainty" for the storm's path.
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The company claimed over 600,000 cyber attacks took place, which can only be accurate using a very loose definition of the word attack.
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But calculations like these only need between five to 15 digits to be accurate, and we currently know pi to quadrillions of digits.
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"We trust that the DNA results will be accurate, but we will also supply the dental records we have at home," says Roman.
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The album and playlist offerings it shows me continue to be accurate and it's one of the main reasons I use the service.
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You're coming up with various impulsive theories based on first impressions, which may be accurate, but you may also be missing some information.
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So, the statement from the Special Counsel's office could be specific enough to be accurate—but it might not really refute the reporting.
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But in Kobe's case, it's much more likely to be accurate than capitulating to the idea that he was a sweetheart all along.
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However, it is our job to be accurate, and according to Mann and others, Wallace-Wells' piece falls short in this regard, too.
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In the books, these prophecies are delivered to Dany by a key character and many of them have turned out to be accurate.
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While Trump's reading of the polls does not appear to be accurate, it is fair to say that support is down slightly overall.
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"My partner doesn't love me anymore," might be accurate, said Dr. Beck, but "No one else will ever love me," is probably not.
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He also told Woodward in the 11-minute call that the book would not be accurate, because Trump himself had not been interviewed.
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As a result, the consumer unwittingly believes because the poll is tied to a "trusted" major media outlet, the polls must be accurate.
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The explosive report had led to a flurry of talk among Democrats about possible impeachment proceedings if the details proved to be accurate.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "It was going to be accurate either way, but I'm actually happy to say: Alabama, your senator really cares about kids!
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Then you look at your spikes and heart rate and you're thinking, "Okay, that must be accurate," but it's really hard to know.
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Broadcom's BCM47755 chip will allow smartphones to be accurate within 30 centimeters, the company said at a conference in Portland, according to IEEE Spectrum.
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In Manchester's ward four, the clerk said the low turnout predictions — relative to past projections of astronomical turnout among Democrats — seem to be accurate.
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I try to be accurate, yes, but I also try to be interesting, because either without the other does a disservice to my friend.
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The exception is France, where the stereotype of a bourgeois couple sipping wine and ignoring their remarkably well-behaved progeny appears to be accurate.
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With that information, the Hala team was able to fine-tune Sentry's predictions to be accurate to within 211 seconds of the warplane's arrival.
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Americans need a way to find the right answers at the right time, and those answers should be accurate, accessible and easy-to-understand.
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The study also had to guess exactly how many adult performers there are in LA, which means that these rates might not be accurate.
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The challengers argued that even though the overall population count might be accurate, there would be an issue with the quality of the data.
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Clinton had written off a large chunk of Trump voters as ones who would never vote for her, a view that might be accurate.
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The counts from reputable pollsters have proved to be accurate in previous elections, though the official result will not be announced until May 22.
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Spicer just talked about the need for the press to be accurate, noting the racial tensions overlaying any talk of removing the MLK bust.
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Sure, predictions about the impact of a pandemic involving a novel virus are unlikely to be accurate, but all of them are shockingly bleak.
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Nielsen recently conducted a survey about your system and 84 percent of parents said they found ratings to be accurate, which is pretty impressive.
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" The New York Times said of his performance, "It would be accurate but barely adequate to call this the finest work of Fonda's career.
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These are allegations that our own independent investigation found to be accurate and closely match the details listed in four indictments against Mr. Kelly.
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And as the months progress and students keep an eye on the news, how many of their predictions will turn out to be accurate?
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Identifying Nancy Reagan as a progressive force inside the Reagan administration on AIDS may be accurate, but it's also setting the bar profoundly low.
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It would be accurate to say the Carolina goalie is adjusting to a new role for the first time since his rookie season of 2006.
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I did not find this boast to be accurate, but I did have to practically touch my nose to the displays to see the pixels.
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"What's been put out as singles have just perpetuated a particular image that may or may not be accurate," Kesha told Rolling Stone in 2013.
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For a documentary filmmaker, obviously we have to be accurate and faithful, but we can have a whole film around one person's voice and opinion.
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While Donald Trump's certainty that it was a terrorist act may assure some, and could even be accurate, this isn't how investigations like this work.
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If we're gonna talk about police violence against innocent civilians, black or white, we have to be accurate about what's actually happening in the world.
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"We can't build a portfolio based on your risk tolerance and have it be accurate if we don't know what you have elsewhere," Gucer said.
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While it wouldn't be accurate to think of Uncharted 4 as a proper "open world" game, the truck is more than just a narrative device.
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"Economic indicators provide the basis for decision on fiscal and economic policies and they must always be accurate," Aso told reporters after a cabinet meeting.
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It would be accurate to say that more younger people than ever before seem to be very aware of physical possibilities in terms of surgery.
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Although polls with low response rates can still be accurate, their costs increase dramatically as pollsters must spend more time and money calling more people.
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The claims appear to be accurate; a tracking code in one of the files matches a tracking code contained in a previously unreleased Snowden document.
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Asked whether it would be accurate to report that Aramco still plans to list shares by 2020, Nasser said he did not want to commit.
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If the allegations are proven to be accurate after testimony from his accusers, Kavanaugh has no business serving on the highest court in our country.
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Will his representation of what was discussed be accurate or will he try to make himself look better in his read out to his own team?
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A Turkish official said the media report, also carried by the pro-government Sabah newspaper on its website, appeared to be accurate, without giving further details.
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Calling this an "IPO tax" might not be accurate — nor is it actually a levy on the tech sector, per se — but it is good marketing.
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Well, to be accurate, Kelley is playing the piano; daughters Adelaide Marie Hope and Naleigh Moon are more just sitting with pops and looking pretty cute.
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Researchers also relied on data from medical records to determine which patients received palliative care, and this might not always be accurate, the study authors note.
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Just like people can be accurate at perceiving their heartbeat without knowing that they are, anxious people can think they're good at interoception when they're not.
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Earlier this week, King appeared on Radio 103.9 in New York and pushed the now-discredited story as if it were already proven to be accurate.
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I've found these numbers to be accurate while I used them on commutes, walking through town, or just talking to friends via video or phone calls.
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So to be accurate in language, I would say that USCIS is (from a statistical point of view) "placing an additional emphasis" on advanced degree holders.
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It might actually be accurate to say that the very last thing the world needs is an advanced AI that can better detect new oil reserves.
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"If that's accurate, I'm hearing that it's not -- to say that we would have some concern would be accurate, that would be troubling," Walker told CNN.
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When the police are writing the reports, they have to be accurate in telling the truth of what's happening when it gets to the top channel.
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There does not, however, seem to be anything untoward — Parscale's claim that 90% of these funds are going directly to online advertising appears to be accurate.
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It goes without saying that "The President Is Missing" is written in the present tense, or, to be accurate, in a specialist subset of that tense.
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Allergic consumers, whose primary strategy for preventing allergic reaction is food avoidance and reliance upon existing labeling laws, depend on labels to be accurate and complete.
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Only eight of the babies carried by the 42 women have been born so far, but the ultrasound scans for them turned out to be accurate.
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Democratic voters seem to both take their politicians literally and trust the mainstream media to be accurate, and as a result actually care what journalists think.
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That is not to say either side is all good or bad, that wouldn't be accurate—it's just that I generally trust the treasure salvors more.
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Because the law was rushed and written in a partisan frenzy, withholding may not be accurate and you might owe money to the I.R.S. next year.
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The study's abstract said tests taken from 253 human cancer patients took about 10 seconds and were shown to be accurate 96 percent of the time.
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If the leaked image turns out to be accurate, it would represent a significant departure from the design approach Samsung has taken with the Galaxy Fold.
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Given the source, there's a good chance the release date could be accurate, although that's no guarantee that this means it'll actually appear at Samsung's event.
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Democrats will continue to charge, and they will be accurate, that the Senate tax bill would impose significant insurance premium increases on huge numbers of voters.
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My statement that President Obama did not name the racist groups or call the perpetrator a domestic terrorist was fact checked and proven to be accurate.
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This is clearly shown in Poole's charts in his post: Also, to be clear, Poole's charts appear to be accurate — nor is Apple saying this isn't happening.
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Researchers also relied on survey participants to accurately recall and report any diagnosis of high blood pressure during pregnancy, and their recollections might not always be accurate.
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" It then quotes a 2015 study that found "93 percent of TripAdvisor users said they find the reviews they read to be accurate of the actual experience.
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I believed the video content to be accurate, but the style and tone felt over the top and resembled the evangelical videos I had watched about Armageddon.
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Well, to be accurate, I checked the first ten pages of Google results as well as all of the tech pubs in Techmeme's top ten list. Nothing.
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Donald Trump's voters are less confident than Hillary Clinton's voters that the count will be accurate, but even among them, 22012 percent are at least somewhat confident.
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In the meantime, just use a bit of caution when watching these Facebook videos and if a caption seems too silly to be accurate, it probably is.
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Update: As you are likely aware at this point, MogIA's prediction — unlikely as it may have seemed to some last week — did turn out to be accurate.
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The company released the results of its investigation of the incident and, if the report proves to be accurate, it certainly doesn't make the NSA look good.
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If this turns out to be accurate, then the $3 million mortgage that Manafort has on the property would make the apartment a liability, not an asset.
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They want social-media companies' self-reported metrics about user engagement to be accurate, and they want to know their ads won't appear next to objectionable content.
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Trump's claim that CNN is struggling on the ratings front appears to be accurate when looking at final ratings for September, according to Nielsen data released Friday.
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In terms of an ego boost, this might be accurate, but the formula is trite and elitist, and it obscures the true motivations for doing dangerous climbs.
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In his Wednesday deliberations, Mr. Rosenstein made clear that the timeline needed to be accurate, and that he did not want to "massage" the version of events.
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And, as I indicated above, 212 is also NEW YORK'S AREA CODE (although, to be accurate, it's New York City's area code, and not the only one).
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Today it's essential for GPS satellites to keep in precise sync and be accurate to a degree that accounts for the time-warping properties of general relativity.
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Almost every detail in the leaked iPad Pro schematics turned out to be accurate except for the name, which Mac Fan said was "Apple iPad Air "Plus.
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Previous research has already show that heart rate variability (HRV) or electrodermal activity (EDA) can be accurate indicators of task difficulty or difficulty in comprehending code snippets.
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But while there's a lot of this going around, and it's tempting to write off the backlash as wholly defined by anti-progressivism, that also wouldn't be accurate.
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"We cannot be certain about the most recent timeline that has been communicated publicly, and we believe what is currently being expressed may not be accurate," she continued.
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The Company undertakes no obligation to revise or update forward-looking statements as a result of new information, since these statements may no longer be accurate or timely.
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There can be no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate and other results and further events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements.
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The little information they pass to one another tends to be accurate, and they certainly do not cheaply resort to insulting and offending people, or issuing crass threats.
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Even if the suggestions can be accurate, it's a bit creepy, it's poorly implemented and it makes you feel like you're no longer in control of your inbox.
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"A part of the roof has caved in, but the reports that buildings have disappeared don't appear to be accurate," said Gillian Cox, the department's public information officer.
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Unlike with Brexit and the U.S. election, the polls in France proved to be accurate; in fact, if anything, they were conservative with respect to the final outcome.
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Its narrow shape allows for a clear line of vision when you're placing the nail, which is one of those things that kind of needs to be accurate.
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"If we really want to be accurate and get it right, I think you have to pump the brakes," said Deputy Kamerud of the Carver County Sheriff's Office.
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The government must trust the information the source provides will be accurate, and the source must trust that the government will protect his or her identity from disclosure.
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They fall in love with women—"image-women," to be accurate—who may all stem from an ur-woman inspired by the characters Tess Durbeyfield and Catherine Earnshaw.
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To be accurate, Microsoft's first iteration of its Surface laptop devices, called the Surface RT from 2012, was technically the first Surface to run on an ARM chip.
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So it's hoped this experiment will show that this model can be accurate in the real world, and how to better refine it if it needs to be.
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When I read a patient's electronic health record, I now assume what's written there is as likely to be wrong or outdated as it is to be accurate.
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That means that you are putting a lot of trust into people to be accurate and also consistent with each other in how they are describing their symptoms.
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Too much noise would mean the data would not be accurate enough to be useful — in redistricting, in enforcing the Voting Rights Act or in conducting academic research.
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For Mr. Kudlow's claims about trade barriers imposed by China and the European Union to be accurate, he would need to selectively apply different metrics in each case.
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The federal government took up the practice of providing pre-release access to journalists in order to ensure that news reports would be accurate given their complex information.
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"Customers are being notified when they sign in to their accounts or contact us that their balances should now be accurate," said Amanda Landers, a Capital One spokeswoman.
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He added that the government statistics may not be accurate, as the U.S. Customs and Border Protection recently stated it accidentally double counted immigrant data in one report.
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Democrats will continue to charge, and they will be accurate, that a significant number of middle-class Americans will face a tax increase under the GOP tax bills.
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Several days after their third or fourth meeting, Mr. Vogt recalled, Mr. Hyatt came back with a "ridiculously complex" financial model and analysis that proved to be accurate.
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He noted that they'll warn patients that their tests might not be accurate, since they could catch the coronavirus in the ER or on the subway ride home.
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If a machine were just to randomly guess where a statement fell on the six-point rubric, the machine would be accurate about 20 percent of the time.
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" Sessions reiterated to Fox News last week that every FISA warrant "submitted to that court ha[s] to be accurate" and "that will be investigated and looked at.
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New Hampshire voters still have an hour to get to the polls in many precincts, but the predictions of a record high turnout already seem to be accurate.
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Moments later, she encouraged not just the press pool, but the entire country, to watch a video bouncing around the internet — even if it might not be accurate.
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The U.S. Department of Justice argues Census officials take steps to guard against an undercount, including making in-person follow-up visits, so the final numbers will be accurate.
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In fact, the movie's portrayal of the relationship (which, according to Marston's personal letters, seems to be accurate) is a great example of how successful polyamorous relationships can be.
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OnePlus is set to announce its OnePlus 5 flagship on June 20th, and today Android Police released a supposed image of the device that it says should be accurate.
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People associate porn with all kinds of negative things — sexism, racism, transphobia, to name a few — some of which can be accurate, depending on the particular porn in question.
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In real-world usage, I found this figure to be accurate, especially you stick to "Pro" or "Expert" modes (the third and fourth highest speeds) to conserve more energy.
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Analysts point to something else, as well: Neighboring trading partners of China continue to post dismal numbers, suggesting that the improvement in China's March data may not be accurate.
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Somerville says the company has done accuracy tests to ensure the validity of the system and claims they have found it to be accurate 99.999 percent of the time.
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According to the campaign, the letter was her idea, and when the campaign fact-checked the statistics she used about his record, they found them all to be accurate.
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This little gem has been making its rounds around the internet for the last few hours: This tweet manages to be accurate and cute while making an important point.
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The location was previously reported to have hit the planet's highest temperature on record in July 1913 at 134 degrees, though climatologists don't consider that measurement to be accurate.
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In fairness, let's cut these folks some slack: It's hard to be accurate when people — particularly women — are petrified to say that they're supporting Trump when a pollster calls.
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"The NSA has made herculean, extensive efforts to devise a counting strategy that would be accurate and would respond to the question [about surveillance of US persons]," Coats said.
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Meanwhile, Facebook remains the dominant source of news for U.S. adults, with two-thirds getting their news from social media — which doesn't mean they expect it to be accurate.
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Even the best systems can be accurate in less than 20 percent of cases, according to one study published by a journal linked to the Ministry of Public Security.
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A parade of news media reports followed saying otherwise — reports that the White House denounced at the time as false but that Mr. Mueller's report showed to be accurate.
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The officials also say North Korea is likely to make some initial denuclearization declarations that won't be accurate or truthful, but the US thinks it can work around that.
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From the concrete ferry pier, I got the vaguest of directions to my hotel — walk down the pier and take your first left — which turned out to be accurate.
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However, given the information comes from OnLeaks, who was behind accurate pre-announcement leaks of the iPhone 11 and Note 10, there's a good chance they could be accurate.
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Father Christian Borgogno, a former member of the order, said that the numbers of those abused were "clearly unlikely" to be accurate and believed that they were much higher.
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The omnibus passed in March gave the Census Bureau more than advocates expected, temporarily assuaging the concern that the census simply won't be well-funded enough to be accurate.
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WalletHub estimates that Roma's gross sales total over $3 million, but keep in mind that Netflix does not release official numbers for their films so it may not be accurate.
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But it should still be accurate enough to "give you a heads up on what kind of parking crunch to prepare for when you're on the go," the company says.
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It's essentially three prime lenses in one, so Oppo's claim of "lossless" zoom might not quite be accurate throughout the entire zoom range, but it should be considerably flexible nonetheless.
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Unlike a hiker's traditional pedometer, which is primarily required to be accurate, the essential requirement for this new generation of objects is their ability to fit into our daily routine.
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And Facebook, for the sake of perception and trusworthiness, needs the numbers to be accurate…That said most advertisers see reach and view time as secondary or even tertiary metrics.
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That may not always be accurate, and it might be truer of the Times's editorial page than its reporting (though most of America doesn't draw a distinction between the two).
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Three people in the dump, including a very prominent security researcher, confirmed to Motherboard that details such as their password or signup date and IP address appeared to be accurate.
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It turned out to be accurate in 2019 when the S&P 500 rebounded from the worst December since the Great Depression, rising 2.7% in the first five trading days.
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Many members of the "crewniverse" are people of color, so, to be accurate to our experiences, it made sense for that to be part of every aspect of the show.
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Last week, Reddit said the document had links to the Russian disinformation campaign, raising fresh questions about foreign interference in the campaign, though the document itself seemed to be accurate.
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But the underlying fact — that there are three occasions on which Comey told Trump that federal investigators weren't looking at him as a person of interest — appears to be accurate.
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"And the question is, will it be accurate and reflect everyone in this country or only, you know, a whiter demographic, which will have long-term consequences politically and economically?"
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And while McKinnon's Clinton impression may not be accurate, in an election defined by the extremes of Clinton restraining herself while Donald Trump does anything but, it's cathartic as hell.
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Burns noticed this filmmaking choice as well, and found it to be accurate to what she knew of the Central Park Five from years of research and making her documentary.
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But a White House official said late Thursday that the request was only made after the FBI indicated to the White House it did not believe the reporting to be accurate.
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Part of the reason for that discrepancy may be that Amazon Prime members generally do not pay for shipping, and so for those customers, the price comparison rankings would be accurate.
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I will forecast the Super Bowl (I didn't say I would be accurate, just would forecast) and will reveal a surefire system for predicting N.F.L. winners — without even knowing who's playing.
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But I also thought it wasn't nice for young women to see the only ethnic person in a film to be portrayed as the servant – even if that would be accurate.
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Carlos Bustamante, a prominent Stanford University geneticist and MacArthur fellow, led the analysis, so it's far more likely to be accurate than direct-to-consumer DNA tests that sometimes botch results.
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We've finally gotten to the club but there's one major snafu—the muscular, tank-topped bouncer is refusing to let our mouse-headed hero enter (OK, this part might be accurate).
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If Kundu's forecasts turn out to be accurate, this would mark the first time growth will be below the 7 percent mark for four quarters in a row for the series.
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"If the theory is that the press is supposed to be a free forum of information to speak to the American people, I think it ought to be accurate," Priebus responded.
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Several of the reports that Trump has disputed have proven to be accurate, including a New York Times report that the president would hire former President Clinton's impeachment lawyer Emmet Flood.
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If Kingspray Graffiti Simulator is any indication, virtual graffiti can be accurate and convincing, right down to the drips of paint and the grimy, dilapidated urban spaces where graffiti generally appears.
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We were amazed at the complexity of MS lesions and would argue that conventional terms previously used in our field may not be accurate after a review in physical 3D form.
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"First-trimester ultrasounds are generally thought to be accurate within five to seven days, so it is possible the infant may have been 22 weeks of gestation at birth," she said.
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Ms. Perry said she and others in the community she had spoken with were concerned that Dover could be portrayed in a negative way that, she thought, might not be accurate.
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There are various reasons that the worksheets have errors and may appear to not be accurate, however changing the math would change the information agreed upon and certified by the caucusgoers.
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But already some conservative Christians have criticized "Mary Magdalene," calling its message "heresy" and saying that it cannot be accurate since it relies on texts that are not in the Bible.
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The name turned out to be accurate, as I have done my best to stand up for Vietnamese people, even if they do not always like what I have to say.
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If these numbers prove to be accurate, and with the market already awash in oil, it is very hard to see how oil prices can rise significantly in the short term.
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PolitiFact, the political fact-checking website, on Tuesday found a claim made by the campaign about the high price of security and other costs at the Target Center to be accurate.
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But a White House official said late Thursday that the request was made only after the FBI indicated to the White House that it did not believe the reporting to be accurate.
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There's also the issue of whether or not the information will be accurate — WSJ points out that the update doesn't account for a driver who might swerve to avoid hitting an animal.
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Or, to be accurate, almost fifteen; the fight was stopped with less than twenty seconds to go, not that that made any difference to Wepner's raucous supporters, especially in Bayonne, New Jersey.
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Barclays expects up to a further 150 billion pounds QE. These are among the most aggressive QE forecasts, and it remains to be seen if they will turn out to be accurate.
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"I think to say that they are not partisan would not be accurate," said Representative Elijah E. Cummings of Maryland, the ranking Democrat on the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.
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Another limitation is that researchers relied on children and parents to accurately recall and report on kids' abilities before they got hurt, and those perceptions might not always be accurate, researchers note.
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Or, to be accurate, a blood-red carpet on the floor of Calvin Klein 205W39NYC, which is the painfully long official name of the collection that determines the direction of the brand.
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Meldonium is thought to enhance endurance and would possibly play a role in curling by increasing the stamina of athletes, who must be accurate with their shots, sometimes down to the centimeter.
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Another limitation is that researchers relied on teens to recall and report on their sleep habits and mental health issues, which might not always be accurate, the authors note in Sleep Medicine.
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Democrats will continue to charge, and they will be accurate in their sentiments, that the GOP tax bills provide gigantic financial benefits to the most wealthy Americans and the most profitable corporations.
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That's where the NCDJ's style guide becomes valuable, offering alternatives to phrases like "wheelchair-bound," and guiding reporters on how to be accurate and objective while still using language that readers understand.
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If one out of every five social media users are influenced by the political content they see in their feeds, then ideally that content should be accurate, truthful, and reflective of reality.
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This requires a microscope (to fix the problem properly you must be accurate to a millimeter level), a steady hand, and some serious microsoldering skills that are rare even in the repair industry.
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Joe Biden called a young female voter a "lying, dog-faced pony soldier" -- a line he's used before and has credited to a John Wayne movie ... which may or may not be accurate.
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"ISIS is much more developed organizationally in that there's a structure, bureaucracy, and for recruiting, it's someone's job to do it," he said, noting the same description would be accurate for al-Qaeda.
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"And so if young women in particular are getting information from their mothers and their parents, the IUD and implant information that their mothers and parents have might not be accurate," she said.
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" While the mother of three might not trust that Kim's test will be accurate, she does learn something from the sweaty sauna experience: "I think I definitely need to start drinking more water.
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Unfortunately for polemicist and bestselling feminist author Naomi Wolf, her latest book Outrages—which grew out of the Ph.D. she completed at Oxford in 2015—failed either to entertain or to be accurate.
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Forecasts proved to be accurate for the presidential election's first round last month and financial markets have risen in response to Macron's widening lead after a bitter television debate earlier in the week.
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The actual speed target for 4K resolution at 60 frames per second could come in higher or lower than 25 Mbps (but not by much, if Google's estimate turns out to be accurate).
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Given Twitter's language in its blog post, we're assuming the company isn't going to list its problems with the piece — which suggests that the general thrust of the story may indeed be accurate.
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"It may or may not be accurate to attribute the political behavior of large groups of people to racism, but it is not very useful," as economics writer Steve Randy Waldman puts it.
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Companies will claim to be accurate, overall, but won't always reveal their training data (remember, that's the data that the artificial intelligence trains on before evaluating new data, like, say, your job application).
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First that the calorie counts likely wouldn't even be accurate for most people, given that they were calculated based on general information and don't take into account a specific person's body or health history.
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To achieve this, biometric sensors need to be accurate, which means they need to be placed close to the tragus (the part of the ear that sticks out from the side of your head).
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The 13-episode series is a fine way to kill seven hours, and it would be accurate to call it a coming-of-age story, or a story of female friendship among 20-somethings.
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Moreover, just 59 percent of respondents found these lists to be accurate representations of themselves, which may have contributed to their overall discomfort, according to Lee Rainie, one of the authors of the report.
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To be sure, the conservative and liberal tags may be accurate to the extent that they characterize the results of a Supreme Court decision as more favorable to one or the other political camp.
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VICE News: Would it be accurate to say that you were in a good mental health state when you were put into mental health observation, but it drove you toward a poor mental state?
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" When this reporter suggested that the disclosure didn't appear to be accurate, Levy claimed it had been written when he first launched the site "when no one really paid much more than anyone else.
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Forced by the Harkness festival to look at the connections again, Mr. Dunn said he noticed the space he tries to give his dancers, requiring them to be accurate but letting them be themselves.
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With an investigation by special counsel Robert Mueller in the works, it's possible that Republicans will continue to downplay the Trump-Russia question until they are presented with information they believe to be accurate.
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" Alan Futerfas, a lawyer representing the Trump Organization and Trump Jr., said in an email to Reuters on Wednesday that Goldstone was advised that "any statement should be accurate as to your very best recollection.
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But in a year when a lot of old saws are not working, this may not be accurate in 220: January saw a gain of 22016 percent, but the is down 212.9 percent so far.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in what they call a crisis, and Emergency Risk Communications guidelines stress that messaging during any crisis should be accurate, credible, empathetic, promote action, and show respect.
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Although we believe that any beliefs, plans, expectations and intentions contained in this press release are reasonable, there can be no assurance that any such beliefs, plans, expectations or intentions will prove to be accurate.
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There's zero chance of Ara being ready for the market before 2016 is through, which suggests that this report, if it turns out to be accurate, is concerned with a more regular Nexus-class device.
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Lawrence: That foreshadowing would be accurate because, if you remember, on "Real," what Freddie did to Jeezy would basically be the equivalent to how DeAndre Jordan turned Brandon Knight into a poster in this video.
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This is a postmortem on our collision, and I think it was useful to do, and I can only hope our audience sorts it out for themselves in ways that I think will be accurate.
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I want to be accurate...I have great love for all of the people from our country, but as you know China tried to say at one point ... that it was caused by American soldiers.
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But in today's toxic political climate, when deliberate ambiguity and "alternative facts" stand in for knowledge, it's never been more important for scientists and academics to be accurate in their presentation of what we know.
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"We cannot be certain about the most recent timeline that has been communicated publicly, and we believe what is currently being expressed may not be accurate," the company said in a statement late on Tuesday.
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For example, the Los Angeles Times reported on Monday that a Mandalay Bay security guard had alerted the hotel about a gunman before Paddock opened fire on the crowd — something MGM says may not be accurate.
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However, in years past, there have been early iPhone specs leaks that turned out to be accurate, so there is a chance that the next iPhones will indeed ditch the headphone jack and boost storage capacities.
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"We fully expect that the results reported at the end of the night will be accurate, and the candidates will know who won the primary on time," said New Hampshire deputy secretary of state David Scanlan.
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Such forward-looking statements do not purport to be predictions of future events or circumstances, and therefore, there can be no assurance that any forward-looking statement contained in our releases will prove to be accurate.
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As long as this lawsuit is still active — and that will be a while — it'll be accurate for Democrats to say on the campaign trail that Trump is trying to end protections for pre-existing conditions.
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Apple has received clearance from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in the US to allow its Watch to be used as a medical device, but Apple's claim about being the first might not be accurate.
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Tarvaris stated that he never withdrew his firearm from the bag, but that he did say that he should shoot her to which [wife] replied, 'You better be accurate because you ain't accurate on the field.
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But while the Model X base price is actually $80,000 (no one expects conservative media to be accurate), the company is set to introduce a car for the masses in March, with production beginning next year.
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But the next generation of GPS devices, using both satellites and ground stations, will be accurate to within an inch or less, and new technologies that depend on precise location will be important to Australia's future.
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Why it matters: If the findings of the new study in the journal eNeuro are eventually proven to be accurate — something some scientists express doubt over — it could prompt a rethinking of the concept of memories.
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And no matter whether a "Made in" label is required for a particular kind of product or is placed on it voluntarily, every importing country requires as a matter of law that the label be accurate.
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The researchers estimate that each additional hour of light-intensity physical activity was associated with approximately 1.1 years less brain aging - although they caution that because participants were relatively young, this estimate might not be accurate.
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If Cohen was contemplating the payment to Daniels and McDougal at the "direction" of and in "coordination" with Trump, it's impossible for the President's statements made aboard Air Force One back in April to be accurate.
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"Our belief is that very few of these are going to be accurate," Roger Prince, an accountant and lawyer with the consulting firm BerryDunn in Portland, Me., said of the penalty notification letters being sent out.
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If you wanted to calculate the circumference of the known universe, he explained, you'd only need 40 decimal places to be accurate within a range the size of a single atom of hydrogen (the smallest element).
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Witnesses also might produce more details about a situation that might not be accurate because they feel pressure to satisfy a need for information, and those contrived details can eventually feel like a memory, she said.
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To be accurate, there are plenty of configurations to choose from, whether it's a laptop with Intel's Core i5 or i7 processors, whether I want 8GB or 16GB of RAM, and how much storage I want.
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While I didn't see any sister-fucking on the leafy roads of this lonely island, I did see large numbers of white people, so that part of Mr. Hoare's accusation does appear to be accurate, at least.
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We expect polling to be accurate because we expect the two campaigns to be roughly equal in their ability to mobilize voters — sometimes one campaign is a bit better than the other, but it's usually pretty close.
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In its conception, the Gettysburg cyclorama had presumed a kind of mastery of the event it depicted, akin to the way topographical maps (of which there are echoes in Bradford's piece) purport to be accurate and reliable.
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For some years, his clock was the most accurate measuring device on Earth: had it been set ticking at the time of the Big Bang, 13.8bn years ago, it would still be accurate to within a second.
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This list wouldn't be accurate without some form of Windows 163 tablet on it, and I think the Surface Pro 4 is the best balance between price, design and features out of the bunch on the market.
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But in the days afterward, the White House struggled to maintain a consistent explanation for the firing, with Trump contradicting his communications team and saying it was "not possible" for them to be accurate all the time.
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If these slides are shown to be accurate, the successor to the original Mi Note will be available with 4GB of RAM + 64GB of storage and 6GB of RAM + 128GB of storage for $415 and $445, respectively.
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Voters in general oppose chain migration but I don't think it would be accurate to say people oppose all preferences for relatives, as people are compassionate about the immigration of close family members like kids and parents.
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"The fact that the unemployment rate ends the year substantially higher than the current level should make clear why it would not be accurate to describe this as a V-shaped recovery," said JPMorgan economist Michael Feroli.
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"There's no way the Trump economics team forecast of 22018 percent growth is going to be accurate this year if consumers' spirits don't brighten up a little," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
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Like the heartstring-tugging stories mentioned above, these stories might turn out to be accurate — but if they are, digging into them will teach you more about something you're interested in, so it's still worth the time.
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CNN reported last week that the FBI rejected the request, and a White House official said the request was only made after the FBI indicated to the White House it did not believe the reporting to be accurate.
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This is what I find fascinating about Taaffe's work: He is rigorous in his research, and can be accurate in his replication of things, no matter how esoteric, when it comes to bringing the information into a painting.
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"I'm trying to be accurate on this, that there are some of these provisions in the law that will probably stay, or we may modify them, but we're going to fix things, we're going to repair things," Rep.
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If this estimate proves to be accurate, the wildfire will become the most expensive natural disaster in Canadian history, well above the $1.8 billion and $1.5 billion costs of the 2013 Alberta floods and 1998 Quebec ice storm respectively.
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According to the latest report from KGI analyst Ming Chi-Kuo, whose Apple predictions often turn out to be accurate, the next iPhone could be capable of that and more thanks to a "revolutionary" front-facing 3D camera system.
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If the report turns out to be accurate, it would add yet another major competitor to the rapidly growing OTT space that has seen players like Amazon and Netflix quickly mount significant challenges to the established broadcast television players.
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Based on observations of another contact binary, V1309 Scorpii, which became a nova in 2008, the researchers were able to offer a prediction of the time of impact that, they hope, should be accurate to within about seven months.
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Lastly CCOs should always be reminded that information provided to regulators in any filing such as a Form ADV must be accurate and truthful and ultimately by placing their signature on such a filing they are attesting as such.
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Perhaps maybe less so by millennials, but the country at large and that's for a reason, because they have seen certain biases at different times so you want to be precise, you want to be accurate with your language.
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In one study, researchers found that only one of the top 54 results for "endometriosis" — the subject of over 4.5 million searches annually — led to a page that contained what was deemed to be accurate information about the condition.
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"Partnering with a reliable source of medical information (like the CDC) to provide a FAQ page might be a good way to provide their readers with a source of information they can depend on to be accurate," Kesh said.
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The function is guaranteed to be accurate for the next 122 years, just in case you — and later, your heirs — happen to look up at the sky and wonder: Is this all on the wax or on the wane?
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While Viganò's allegations about Francis's knowledge of McCarrick's harassment of other adults may indeed be accurate (Francis has refused to confirm or deny his claims), his letter is nevertheless rooted in the wider language of the Vatican culture wars.
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The prices of so-called "alt-coins" tend to be strongly correlated to the price of Bitcoin, meaning that if the manipulation described in the paper is found to be accurate, it has bitter ramifications for the market as a whole.
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Morimoto said that LGBTQ+ teens may not feel comfortable talking about specific issues if they don't see their teachers addressing their experiences in school, leading them to rely on information from their peers or the internet — which may not be accurate.
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Pricing and availability for the Project Zero is still undetermined as Omron works to complete certification and FDA-testing on the device, but the company claims it will be accurate enough to be certified for use in hospitals and medical facilities.
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These results suggest that while the trackers may help monitor daily activity, it's not clear the heart rate readouts would be accurate enough to help patients with certain health problems make medical decisions, the authors note in Annals of Internal Medicine.
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While it's too soon to say what the average selling price is — that will require more sales data over a longer period of time to be accurate — eBay says most of the listings appear to be in the $1,63 price range.
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"The NSA has made Herculean, extensive efforts to devise a counting strategy that would be accurate," Dan Coats, a career Republican politician appointed by Republican President Donald Trump as the top U.S. intelligence official, testified to a Senate panel on Wednesday.
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This time, the goal is to collect information from Iranians, find ways to share that information when it is determined to be accurate and leverage the coronavirus in an effort to fortify a relationship with the Iranian people, the officials said.
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"As for big-brand interest, it would be accurate to say there has already been substantial interest — but as I've said, I really don't want to go that route of selling while the company is so relatively young," Mr. Steltenpohl said.
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"We don't know how much the Chinese fiddle with their own figures, but expect for them to be accurate directionally, at least — meaning they're a good way to detect some trends even if the absolute numbers [are] dubious," Cramer said.
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That may or may not be accurate, but it would let advertisers target that user using those demographic characteristics — even if he didn't explicitly list relationships with his wife and daughter, or if the wife and daughter aren't on Facebook at all.
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To be accurate, they legitimately became a less trash basketball team over the past four years or so but the "Cool Toronto" movement that the Boy started definitely benefitted them, what with Drake Night and him being their global ambassador and all.
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"Getting those captions to be accurate and in real-time during a live stream is even more difficult, especially as we want to minimize audio to text delay and make sure we don't lose out on transcription quality," she says of the challenge.
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"In this case, supposed stylistic or cultural variation in bison depiction turned out to be accurate recording that there were two different forms of bison at the time: the new hybrid species we've detected, and the standard Steppe bison," Cooper told Gizmodo.
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A name was needed—or, to be accurate, a catchier name than (5003) 2500 MU230, its previous moniker—because the rock in question had become a target for New Horizons, a mission launched by NASA in 2000, to visit Pluto and worlds beyond.
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With the gender wage gap being what it is — and what it calls a "clear national disillusion with the state of gender equality" (that would be accurate) — MoveHub decided to study which U.S. states offer the best quality of life for women.
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Users of Fitch's ratings and reports should understand that neither an enhanced factual investigation nor any third-party verification can ensure that all of the information Fitch relies on in connection with a rating or a report will be accurate and complete.
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Researchers who attempted to unlock a murder victim's phone using a 3D-printed replica of one of his fingers were forced to use an alternative method last week, after the models produced were found not to be accurate enough to gain access.
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"However, it would be accurate to report that there were literally gobs of fruit as well as gobs of poor Robert just about everywhere," one onlooker is supposed to have reported of the explosion—"gobs of fruit" being another Parker unit of praise.
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On Thursday, Collins's apprehensions proved to be accurate, with the Mets announcing that their 33-year-old captain would have surgery, which was performed later in the day, with the operation done in California by Dr. Robert Watkins, an orthopedic spine surgeon.
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"He is saying if you don't want to be called the enemy, then get the story right, be accurate and report the story the way I want it reported," she said, setting herself up for a day of ridicule on social media.
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For the trial of the medicine to be accurate there needs to be a control group, so trial participants would be divvied up into two groups, one of which will be administered the drug and the other which will not receive the drug.
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Finally I turned to other languages: In French one says of a moving work that it puts la vague à l'âme, a wave on the soul, and if a wave sank sharp salt teeth into one's heart this phrase might be accurate here.
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" "The American people don't want us in a political fight, and I want no part of a political fight either, but when the president says things that turn out not to be accurate, we should not say 'you're lying,' we should say 'Mr.
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If the early signs that Democrats plan to use the blue slip as tool of obstruction turn out to be accurate, then Chairman Grassley will be forced to adopt the Kennedy or Biden standards, neither of which allows the wholesale blocking of nominees.
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If it turns out to be accurate — and I believe Clinton will defeat Trump, though I agree with those who warn against underestimating the coifed billionaire — the best-case scenario for Democrats still poses a new and historic risk for the country.
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But here's the real problem: James uses truly pro equipment that nobody is trying to sell to consumers; what he thinks of as accurate, what might technically be accurate, is not what the majority of us see on most of the devices we use.
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Similarly, Richard Yetsenga, chief economist at ANZ, told CNBC that while there was a lot of chatter, it would be "quite dramatic" if the 7.48 figure were to turn out to be accurate, but he added that it was hard to imagine at this stage.
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When survey respondents were offered a small cash reward — a dollar or two — for producing a correct answer about the unemployment rate and other economic conditions, they were more likely to be accurate and less likely to produce an answer that fit their partisan biases.
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Late Saturday, the Brazilian Bar Association, known as the OAB, said it would join the ranks of those filing impeachment motions against Temer in Congress, arguing that the recording, if proven to be accurate, showed a dereliction of presidential duties to uphold the law.
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Now, to be accurate, Assange's actual response to the question posed to him by Trump acolyte Sean Hannity — "Our source is not the Russian government and it is not a state party" — was narrowly crafted, and hardly the categorical denial advertised in the tweet.
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"We also acknowledge the fact that foreign missions are at liberty to provide their own assessment of the security situation in their host countries albeit the fact that it may not be accurate or gives a true reflection of the situation," a ministry spokesperson said.
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If you don't believe that any observations in the file could lead to a psychological setback, ask for the notes and see what happens, keeping in mind that some notes may have been early musings about diagnoses that did not turn out to be accurate.
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Most voters don't trust President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE and his administration to be accurate and factual, a new poll shows.
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But you would be more correct — and as a president, I am sure you want to be accurate — if you'd say: Young men are more likely to become criminal, regardless of their passport, and since there are more young men among the refugees, statistics show these effects.
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When individuals who have a degree of anxiety related to their sleep get data that may or may not be accurate, that reinforces their prejudices about their sleep, and therefore can feed into that sleep-related anxiety and can actually make things like insomnia a lot worse.
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Success here depends on how good your boss is at politicking and how good you are at politicking with your boss, rather than actually being focused on the merits of specific investments – the scale is too large to be accurate when it comes to brass tacks.
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With computerised guidance, manoeuvrable tailfins and a warhead whose explosive power can be dialled up and down from 50 to 0.3 kilotons (from three times the yield of the Hiroshima bomb to 2% of it) to reduce collateral damage, they will be accurate to within 30 metres.
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And don't be too clever: those who say, "Hey, if Trump leaves and Michael Pence becomes President the Trump agenda will still be intact," may be accurate in the long run, but there is an awful lot of potential chaos that will likely precede that outcome.
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Vanguard, which specializes in low-cost index trackers and exchange traded funds, said it doubted an all-in fee would be "accurate, objective or comparable", saying it would be more useful to give investors more information on how fees are charged, because funds were not uniform.
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"The apparent suicide of this high-profile and—if allegations are proven to be accurate—particularly reprehensible individual while in the federal government's custody demonstrates severe miscarriages of or deficiencies in inmate protocol and has allowed the deceased to ultimately evade facing justice," the lawmakers wrote.
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"You have to literally take your temperature the same time every morning, first thing, and if you don't, then you can't believe it will be accurate," Lauren Streicher, a professor of clinical obstetrics and gynecology at Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine, told Vox last year.
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"The apparent suicide of this high-profile and -- if allegations are proven to be accurate -- particularly reprehensible individual while in the federal government's custody demonstrates severe miscarriages of or deficiencies in inmate protocol and has allowed the deceased to ultimately evade facing justice," Nadler and Collins wrote.
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If proven to be accurate, these devices have the potential to be used to screen for heart rhythm disorders like atrial fibrillation at the population level, potentially identifying people who need to start taking blood thinners to lower their risk of stroke, the study team notes.
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Best extra charger: (Update: These recommendations may no longer be accurate, we're investigating other chargers that will manage to charge the Switch) The Switch comes with an AC adaptor in the box, but you'll probably plug that into the dock for when you're using it in full console mode.
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You need to create a three-to-five-year business plan, determine your target audience and how to reach it, realistically project revenue (which won't be accurate, but at least try), estimate your start-up costs and figure out when you'll break even based on fixed and variable costs.
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"If we are going to put people in jail and punish people, take their liberties away, take their licenses away, we have an obligation to be accurate," said Joseph Bernard, the defense lawyer who helped Mr. Mottor get a new trial and is representing dozens of others in Massachusetts.
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LG: It doesn't sound like it would do much for a confirmation bias in the sense that an article can technically be accurate, the facts reported may not be inaccurate or the number used or whatever it might be, but there could still be bias injected into the piece.
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"As many states in the US report an increasing number of cases, I do not believe it would be accurate to say that COVID-19 is contained globally or in the US," said Jennifer Horney, professor and founding director of the epidemiology program at the University of Delaware.
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"The biggest part of it for me is training the horses and then being able to go out and show them off, and I love the freestyle, because it's a place where you can show them off, but you still have to be accurate and precise," she said.
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We had five showrunners in three years, and depending on the showrunner, my job was either to point out everything that was inaccurate, because they wanted it to be accurate, or point out everything that's inaccurate, so they could lean into the inaccuracy because they weren't making a documentary.
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If that seems like a "duh, of course," thing, you should know that this Columbia University Medical Center study in 2016 found only 20 free apps out of over 1,000 surveyed in the App Store were found to be accurate—and of those 20, only five percent consulted medical literature.
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But relaxing the constraint that the story has to be accurate is a big leg up — it lets you generate stories that are well-designed to be psychologically pleasing, like telling Trump-friendly white Catholics that the pope endorsed their man, while also guaranteeing that your outlet gets a scoop.
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Democrats in Congress need to make sure they say and do nothing that gets in the middle of this framing of the story, which, for now, appears to be accurate: nonpolitical civil servants inside the government acting on conscience against a law-breaking president acting on political greed and excess.
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It added that although the organization won&apost take a position on whether Barr violated any of the Rules of Professional Conduct, "at least one leading legal ethics authority has suggested" government lawyers are obligated to be accurate in their public statements and are bound by the Rules of Professional Conduct.
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But I still wanted to make sure that the vegetation of that particular part of the world, of the Somme area in France, in Northern France, and the Flanders area in Belgium: I wanted to make sure that we were showing the colors to be accurate to that part of the world.
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Accompanying the trailer, in the YouTube description, is a story synopsis for Deadpool 2 which may or may not be accurate: After surviving a near fatal bovine attack, a disfigured cafeteria chef (Wade Wilson) struggles to fulfill his dream of becoming Mayberry's hottest bartender while also learning to cope with his lost sense of taste.
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"I'm trying to be accurate on this that there are some of these provisions in the law that probably will stay, or we may modify them, but we're going to fix things, we're going to repair things," House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Greg Walden (R-Ore.), a key player on healthcare, told reporters Tuesday.
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"Accordingly, while this report embodies factual and legal determinations that the Office believes to be accurate and complete to the greatest extent possible, given these identified gaps, the Office cannot rule out the possibility that the unavailable information would shed additional light on (or case in a new light) the events described in the report," Mueller wrote.
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The study's results are based on "what a protective services social worker writes down and enters into a system based on the data they're able to gather," which may not be accurate, thorough or well-funded, according to Richard Ruth, an associate professor of clinical psychology at George Washington University who was not involved in the study.
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When the subject of a news story denies the story, consumers have a natural reflex to view that story with a little more skepticism; to parse the wording of the denial to see if there's space for both the story and denial to be accurate; or even to shrug it off as an unknowable he said/she said.
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This is a great resource, but also, owing to the fact that it has been manually curated over several years, a bloated one: Thousands of those rules may no longer be accurate or relevant, and most won't come into play during the average user's browsing session hitting a few of the top 100 sites out there.
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"We know that Julian AssangeJulian Paul AssangeMueller on Trump's WikiLeaks embrace: 'Problematic is an understatement' The Hill's Morning Report - A raucous debate on race ends with Trump admonishment The peculiar priorities of Adam Schiff MORE has delivered a lot of information out there that has turned out to be accurate," he added of the WikiLeaks founder.
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"One of the things we've been wrestling with the last couple of years is how do you find a technology solution to be able to call somebody when it's urgent, whether you're in a 50 story stacked high-rise hotel or a spread-out resort, so that the technology is simple, [and] can be accurate," Sorenson told CNBC.
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"Further, there is no law or regulation requiring that any such speech be accurate or truthful or that any U.S. or foreign person truthfully or accurately identify herself or himself when engaging in such speech—when it comes to political speech, one is free to pretend to be whomever he or she wants to be and to say whatever he or she wants to say," Dubelier added.
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The maps for the big four can be found here:AT&TSprintT-MobileVerizonYou can't assume these maps are going to be accurate down to the last square foot (even the carriers themselves admit that) and, of course, if you live in a basement that's going to affect your signal strength, but you should be able to get a pretty good idea about how well covered your particular area is.
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Others express skepticism that the Trump administration, which has sought to further strengthen ties to Riyadh in the wake of Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy 85033 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction MORE's presidency, will hold the country accountable if the reports are revealed to be accurate.
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" The vice president said that he did not want to get into a political fight with Trump over the crisis, but added he would correct him if he said anything untrue, "The American people don't want us in a political fight, and I want no part of a political fight either, but when the president says things that turn out not to be accurate, we should not say 'you're lying,' we should say 'Mr.
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The photos are a snapshot in time, capturing a truth that may no longer be accurate: patients bundled up in a scarf and hat when I see them in August, or wearing a tank top in the dead of winter; patients who appear gaunt and bald, their photos taken during the throes of chemotherapy, now greet me in clinic with rounded cheeks and a full head of hair, in remission from their cancer.
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Mazie HironoMazie Keiko HironoDemocratic senator on possibility of Trump standing up to the NRA: 'That's just such BS' Schumer to Trump: Demand McConnell hold vote on background check bill Graham moves controversial asylum bill through panel; Democrats charge he's broken the rules MORE (D-Hawaii) said that, because of heightened tensions with North Korea, it was particularly important for emergency alert systems to be accurate, and that officials needed to look into the false alert.
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Finance Committee Chairman Chuck GrassleyCharles (Chuck) Ernest GrassleyGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation Trump health official: Controversial drug pricing move is 'top priority' Environmental advocates should take another look at biofuels MORE (R-Iowa) also was positive about the additional penalty relief, saying the IRS did a "laudable job" in updating the withholding tables last year but that no withholding guidance would be accurate for everyone.
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LEWANDOWSKI: Well, this goes back to -- I believe it&aposs a 1999 Clinton-era memo, Bill Clinton-era memo that was written that said a sitting president of the United States cannot be indicted, and that was something that has been discussed now for almost 20 years, and that has been the rules and from what I understand the mayor is saying is the Mueller team abide by that memo and understands it to be accurate.
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On Tuesday afternoon, as it became evident that no quick victory was at hand, Iraq's Joint Operations Command, a central hub for the army, federal police and militias, urged the news media to be careful: "We warn all of the mass media to be accurate with the news about the military operations for the Falluja battle, and not to be hasty in publishing information and news and to check the sources of the news before publishing them."
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We all do our best to be accurate, responsible users of the English language, but despite our best intentions, we've all had the occasional slip up ("literally" or "ironic", anyone?) It's particularly easy to get things wrong when it comes to science, because words often have a different meaning for scientists than they do for the rest of the population — and we're pretty sure we're not the only ones who've made at least one of the mistakes below.
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Jackie SpeierKaren (Jackie) Lorraine Jacqueline SpeierEpstein death sparks questions for federal government Overnight Defense: Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sales | Two US troops killed in Afghanistan | Senators tee up nominations, budget deal ahead of recess Democrats see window closing for impeachment MORE (D-Calif.), a self-described victim of sexual harassment who's sponsored a number of anti-harassment proposals, has said that if the Ethics panel finds the charges against Conyers to be accurate, he should step down.
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These statements are based on estimates, projections and assumptions that may prove not to be accurate, and actual results could differ materially from those anticipated due to known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors, including but not limited to the risks, uncertainties and other factors described in the "Risk Factors" sections of our Annual Report on Form 10-K filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on February 25, 2016 and our subsequent Quarterly Reports on Form 10-Q filed with the SEC.
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"The apparent suicide of this high-profile and — if allegations are proven to be accurate — particularly reprehensible individual while in the federal government's custody demonstrates severe miscarriages of or deficiencies in inmate protocol and has allowed the deceased to ultimately evade facing justice," Judiciary Chairman Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerGOP memo deflects some gun questions to 'violence from the left' House Democrats urge Trump to end deportations of Iraqis after diabetic man's death French officials call for investigation of Epstein 'links with France' MORE (D-N.
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