I'll be curious to know how much this fosters community.
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As a manager, be curious about what drives your employees.
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I'd be curious if you think there's any credibility there.
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Residents will likely be curious about trying out the new alternative.
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Sue might also be curious about what Juan thinks of her.
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I'll be curious to see how that plays out for them.
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"Be curious about your partner's experience of what happened," he says.
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The idea is to take your time, be curious and explore.
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I'll be curious to hear what real gamers think of it.
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So I'll be curious to see what the Scandal cast says.
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We'd be curious to know what Andreessen Horowitz imagines will happen.
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Allow yourself to be curious about their situation and their interests.
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I'd be curious to see what the military says about this.
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Before you interview, be curious about the product and the company.
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I'd be curious if anyone can think up others I missed.
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Grace: We should want to be curious and make things better.
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"We're not supposed to be curious about death now," she said.
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We should all be curious about the next chapter in life.
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"Don&apost give up your assertiveness, but be curious," Dalio said.
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People tend to be curious and have a lot of questions.
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I'll be curious to see how she structures the next volume.
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Above all, he insists, artists must be curious and not content.
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But with saying that, I still believe that we should be curious.
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I will be curious to see if others are able to confirm.
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BR: Do you think it's possible to teach someone to be curious?
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Of course the other kids would be curious about my birth family.
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Try to be curious and ask questions if something is not clear.
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We would be curious to try the offerings without the sweetening syrup.
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I'd be curious to hear a Microbus fanatic's take on it, really.
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"We'd be curious to know how they think that's going," he said.
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The best way to make friends is to be curious about people.
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I'd be curious to see who grokked this without looking here, though!
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Voters should be curious about what comes out on the other side.
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So he had every reason to be curious about the new boss.
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"Have a conversation, not to convince, but to be curious," he said.
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I would be curious to see what they're doing in 20 years.
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I'd be curious to know if you had any thoughts on that.
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It might seem innocuous enough — why shouldn't someone be curious about your story?
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I understand why you might be curious about what I think of Transparent.
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I'll be curious to see if any other states follow in Oregon's footsteps.
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He presents even the most taboo kinks as something to be curious about.
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Which is, it's not enough to be smart, you have to be curious.
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I know you&aposre not Nostradamus, but I would be curious to know.
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But I'd be curious if Apple is actually helping itself with these plugs.
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"It's about getting people to be curious again," says PL0T promoter Becks Lange.
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I'd be curious-- crypto currency, blockchain technology, I think they're kinda different subjects.
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I mean, who wouldn't be curious walking past a vagina-themed pop-up.
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He would like us to be curious and nonjudgmental about all physical objects.
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If you continue to be curious about your doctor's absence, you should ask.
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I'll be curious to see how Mr. Mulvaney meshes with his new colleagues.
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I'd just be curious to know where the thinking behind these collaborations leads.
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"To make it here you have to be curious," a company post reads.
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I'll be curious to see how the things hold up after a few months.
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So it's important to be curious and looking around while your watching the film.
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If you're in need of money, you might be curious about your available options.
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I will be curious and trust that, in time, my questions will answer themselves.
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Which is to say: To be curious, you don't need to be a genius.
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I'll be curious to see whether Google offers new functions for whatever is coming.
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Why am I not curious about the things I want to be curious about?
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LEAVING ONE'S COMFORT ZONE I think it's important in our industry to be curious.
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An editor needs to be curious (more than a know-it-all) and trustworthy.
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"I'll be curious to see if the final bill has the same requirement," Martin said.
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If and when it happens, we'll be curious to see what choice Rory ultimately makes.
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It'll be curious to see how Colton handles that with limited dating experience in general.
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We'll be curious to see if see if it does what he thinks it can.
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Above all, she hopes people will be curious, and actually try just one unfamiliar flavor.
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Before bringing in a growth person, organizations need to embrace three fundamental principles: Be curious.
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"I'd be curious about the voices of people who don't have the internet," said Rand.
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And no doubt viewers will be curious to see what goes down between the two.
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Take the time to be astonished, but consider taking the time to be curious, too.
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And if you are not completely resolute in your ideology, ask questions and be curious.
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Other than that, I encourage them to be curious and try different foods and explore.
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Considering the state's history with polygamy, it's not surprising people would be curious about it.
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The nurses whom I recurrently see expect me to be curious about their holiday vacations.
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Because you are in an English restaurant, you will be curious about the English food.
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But if something happened on our soil, they'd be curious about how he would perform.
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Not very, but we're sure as fuck to be curious about other people's inner thoughts!
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A voter could be curious about a candidate but have no intention of voting for them.
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I'd be curious to see the longer-term results, so I will definitely use it again.
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I'm sure audiences will be curious to see what we look like after all these years.
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And if Democrats win back the House I will be curious to see at what expense.
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And she understands why people would be curious about that kid in the White House picture.
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Republicans believe he's just getting started and will be curious for clues on Pai's next moves.
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I'll be curious to see if articles like mine can put the brakes on the speculation.
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You can choose to be permeable, to be curious, to be the one that didn't die.
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For readers who may be curious about the legal context, there are two issues at play.
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I would be curious to see what the domestic version of this video might look like.
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Be curious about your history to find your purpose and how you can give back to others.
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But a lot of us will also be curious to see what Peter Thiel has to say.
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However, a therapist's job is not to judge but to be curious along with you about yourself.
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I haven't been contact by the producers, but I'd be curious on their take on what's happening.
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It would be curious and remarkable indeed if Mr. Hencher could bring off a "psychic 'hat-trick' ".
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Kim adds that one last thing he'll be curious to see is who does the talking tomorrow.
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I will be curious to see if the world values music nearly as much as I have.
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When we planned to become parents, we knew that our children would be curious about our family.
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"I'd be curious to know the actual cost of turning off DRM," Ito said during the panel.
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To the Editor: I'd be curious to know how intentional memorization relates to old and new memories.
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I think with the younger ones, they seem to be curious about New York in the past.
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According to Orit Gadiesh, chairman of global management consultancy Bain & Company, that means learning to be curious.
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I'd be curious to see how things change from the Westeros we know when dragons roamed the skies.
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But I will be curious to see how this show performs, and whether it finds a consistent voice.
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Though they can't ever email you to see how you're doing, they may still be curious, Reagan said.
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I'll be curious to see who will take the brunt of the attacks, Ted Cruz or Mr. Trump.
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Amazon says skills for kids should create memorable moments, as well as help kids be curious and explore.
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Kaidine: Honestly, I'd be curious to know how people would receive Die Tonight if it came out today.
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" After changing his story multiple times, Trump Jr. has landed on: "Is it a crime to be curious?
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At this point, the reader might be curious how the researchers know who is and isn't a psychopath.
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You have to want to understand something, and I don't think you can teach people to be curious.
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"Overall, I think I'd be curious why he's changed his opinion on so many important things," Kimmel said.
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Dealing with customers Patrons might also be curious about whether workers serving them are affected by the virus.
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I'll be curious to see if Buttigieg's remark becomes a campaign talking point going into the 2020 election.
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I&aposll be curious to see what news will come out of the woodwork between now and then.
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We need our youngest to be curious, resilient and empathetic, and prepared for the jobs of the future.
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I&aposll be curious to see what others arrive on the scene in the next year or so.
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"I will be curious how this plays out in April at Republican town halls during recess," said Falcon.
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Rather than fearing feedback and defending any critiques, try to be curious of how others view your performance.
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Because I would be curious to read it again and see if I still felt the same way.
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This textured palm rest is amazing, but I'll be curious to see what it looks like in a year.
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Realizing that it's all right to fail freed Aashna to ask for help, be curious, and try new things.
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Though it will be curious to see who uses the company's new dating service: Gen Z or their parents.
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At the very least even skeptical users like myself would be curious to see how it all plays out.
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TC: For those who may be curious, what are you three biggest exits in recent years, aside from Fitbit?
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She urges readers to constantly identify, and be curious about, what our ideas of physical perfection mean for others.
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Try to listen more than you talk and just be curious about the change you have seen in them.
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So employers need to be comfortable showing their hand to people who may just be curious what's out there.
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So I don't know how ... And I would be curious to know how many views that turned into podcasts.
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I'll be curious if this works for Apple, and it'll be reported kinda six months in what happened. Right.
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So I'll be curious to see if that takes root, or other efforts to force more transparency about candidates.
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I was entertained enough by the movie that I would be curious to see what they do with it.
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A related article suggests that visitors "be curious about culture": Having a list of attractions to visit is fine.
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"There are parents like us who believe that it's natural for them to be curious but with parameters and caution."
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Today's innovators in tech could learn from his willingness to be curious and observe the world more carefully, Isaacson said.
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If you see a meme of Nancy Pelosi ripping up a speech, you might be curious about what it said.
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If we want to create artificial intelligence that can teach itself how the world works, it needs to be curious.
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I'll be curious to see if we get more megastories as BuzzFeed's platform continues to grow in size and influence.
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Substantive issues aside, plenty of people will be curious as to how Putin, a former KGB officer, will treat Trump.
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I'd be curious to know where this one stacks up against other puzzles with a very low average word length.
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Mayda got pink-and-violet sneakers with blinking lights; her brother got a backpack with "Be Curious" emblazoned on it.
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I'd be curious to hear what someone with a better grasp of media theory than me might have to say.
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It's motivating people to be curious, and to seek out information that contradicts what they believe in an open-minded way.
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Hawking set an important example of what a life in physics could be: curious and in service of caring, not killing.
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I'd be curious to know: Did the makers of Manhunt really think they were creating something shocking, something near the knuckle?
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I mean, who wouldn't be curious about a giant inflatable chicken that looks like it's giving someone a very stern talk?
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Traditional businesses should be curious about the value of new innovations and look for ways to plug them into existing processes.
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Other than that the details are a little sparse, so we'll be curious to see how the show actually takes shape.
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The women don't seem to have any problems with the guest list, but they can't help be curious about Ramona's intentions.
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But if it is a new pregnancy, fans will certainly be curious to see who is the baby-to-be's father.
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Yet I'd also be curious, in that sense, how you feel about the way that the album landing with its timing.
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"Tattoos have a way of connecting people, they give people a reason to be curious about one another," Wachob tells us.
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We should embrace our cluelessness, and be curious about sexuality, rather than being all cheesy and preachy and erotic fiction-y.
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I want people to be curious, to sense its energy and pause in their normal routine to ask—what is this?
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"I'm sure audiences will be curious to see what we look like after all these years," Allen added in his statement.
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Things are moving so quickly, and the ability to learn and to be curious is a key skill for our employees.
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Considering the team's history, much of the hockey world will be curious to see if the Sharks can do it again.
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Being half Jamaican and half Filipino, I understand that people will be curious about how I look the way I do.
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I wasn't able to see other rooms, but I'd be curious to know how that layout differs from rooms to suites.
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And even if listening to music did not yet feel like a core part of my identity, I could be curious.
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I would be curious to know how many quarters of negative gross domestic product growth the senator would trade for them.
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I would be curious about an "After" series, about something where you really deal with the second half of your life.
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For instance, Dr. Castel said he would be curious how accurately people could recall the fine details of a stop sign.
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"I'm always going to be curious about what the inside of Skull and Bones is," says B., whose society, Sphinx, is unlanded.
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Especially if you're interested in building your wealth through inventing or innovating, you have to be curious, open-minded and always learning.
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You might be curious why Judah Friedlander — standup comedian, actor, writer, artist, activist — is appearing on the Disrupt NY stage next week.
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I'll be curious to see how it looks on older model phones, and in countries where data connections may be less reliable.
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"I will be curious to see what the actual volume of usage is on the JPM Coin in a year," she said.
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In the meantime, we'd be curious what kind of demands the famously recalcitrant and not exactly tech-friendly Assange might have made.
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Where it's going after the first episode is anyone's guess, but fans of sophisticated horror will certainly be curious to find out.
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However, she was curious about a dress, and I said, 'OK, well you can be curious with me, let's do this together.
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Senior leaders are encouraged to "be curious and ask questions, versus making statements," as a way of modeling growth mindset, he added.
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Ammann understands some riders will be curious the first time they see these cars, but he's confident they will ultimately be embraced.
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They will be these things that stake out what it is to be human, to be curious and creative and also caring.
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Yet with smartwatches gaining ground and fitness trackers historically stagnating, I'll be curious to see how many people care about this new device.
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If you received a new iPhone over the holidays, you might be curious about how to take advantage of everything it can do.
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Investors who are awaiting an eventual IPO from Snapchat will be curious to see how much revenue each of these three products generate.
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If you're someone who doesn't wear prescription lenses on the regular, you might be curious about blue light-blocking glasses for this reason.
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I'd be curious to try out the six month sprint to see whether or not this deep learning education is itself shallow. 5.
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Investors will be curious to hear more from CEO Kevin Johnson, who took over in April and promised to turn the company around.
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I am so used to letting my personality shine through, to ask a million questions, to be curious and inquisitive and sometimes funny.
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If you haven't been following this issue, you might be curious as to what the content of the bill Trump is backing is.
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I'll be curious to see how Indigo Books, the Canadian chain, will do here next year when it expands into the United States.
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Still, Google has never commented specifically on Blakely's allegations and it will be curious to see if this newest salvo forces its hand.
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PR: I'd be curious to hear your thoughts, because I do think there are certain product alterations that we can make to it.
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"To be curious as a woman is to invite disaster, to invite punishment for asking questions and not knowing your place," she says.
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I'd be curious to know if somebody finds out something or there's some kind of line of research that unfolds that proves me wrong.
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Wouldn't you be curious about the genitalia that convinced Sally Hawkins to give up human life and dive into the ocean and grow gills?
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While it may lead to more matches and dates, I'd be curious to see how people fare after knowingly swiping right on each other.
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For example, they may be curious how to make the time for sex, or may just feel self-conscious of their bodies while naked.
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If you take off or land near someone who's unfamiliar with the technology, a few people will be curious; many others will get upset.
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But, if you are also a very busy person who is constantly struggling to find quick healthful meals, you might be curious about Soylent.
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It'll be curious to see where the company goes from here, now that it has new management, a new board, and half the staff.
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But I'll be curious to see how new strains of nationalism and ethnocentricity — which are certainly coursing through the United States these days — register.
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With water births much in vogue, you and your family might be curious about how sea creatures handle labor, delivery and the early years.
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"All these people lamenting the loss of the Paris," Mr. Lim said, "I would be curious about the last time they set foot there."
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Okay, this week we asked our listeners for their questions about Fitbit and really any other wearable or unwearable they might be curious about.
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I'm not sure I'd do it again, but I can recount the lessons I learned along the way for anyone else who might be curious.
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Some general observations: nobody's cleared 100,000 members in Medicare Advantage yet, and I'll be curious how long it takes for the startups to get there.
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Q. As a single person who would love to make these stops someday, I would be curious to learn which places are single traveler friendly.
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I thought my son at some point is going to be curious where I was in that moment, and I didn't want to be absent.
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"I’m wondering if what you experienced has to do with just giving your mind lots of stuff to be curious about," Brewer said.
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While it may be curious that Mr. Trump never signed the deal, the omission squares with his latest explanation for his role in the imbroglio.
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I'd be curious to know if any of you have read it and if it has interesting puzzles throughout or if it's just a story.
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SZALAI I can't speak to the overall landscape for fiction, though I'd be curious what either of you would say makes a good political novel.
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We've known about this prospect for quite a while; I'd be curious to know what steps the U.K. government has taken to limit the damage.
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Why it's a good alternative: It's hard to not be curious about this premise, and the fact that the whole movie only spans one afternoon.
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Allies of two GOP governors, Rick Scott of Florida and Bruce Rauner of Illinois, are said to be curious about how an open convention would work.
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"It's okay to be curious as an adult and learn new things as an adult, and not everything needs to be serious and sterile," McKinnon says.
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Of all the things to be curious about, I'm wondering — what went into the gunner-foxes Ted shows James early in the film, outside their dome?
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It's natural to be curious about the person on the other side of that conversation, especially if you worry that the conversation is too one-sided.
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RUSHABH MEHTAMumbai I would be curious to know your thoughts on the relationship between liberalism and the world's great religions, which was missing from your essay.
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It's already hooked in to Alexa and Siri, and we'd be curious to know how many people actually use those tools to hail Uber rides today.
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When you're getting to know a new partner, there are a lot of fun facts you might be curious about, like: Do they like their job?
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It is natural to be curious about one's social class, in part because "we use these class terms in the U.S. all the time," he added.
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I made small talk with those parents, pretending to be curious about the dynamic between their kids while hoping I never had to see them again.
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These new diners tend to be curious about the food and ask a lot of questions, and I try to take the time to answer them.
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As a critic, I probably give bad pilots a longer leash because part of my job is to be curious about things I don't necessarily like.
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And telemedicine company Teladoc has a prime spot on the agenda on Monday morning — I&aposll be curious to hear what questions attendees ask the company.
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I'll be curious to see if public hearings affect any members of the GOP caucus who may feel pressure to distance themselves from the White House.
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Netflix has disrupted the TV industry to such a large extent that it's only natural investors might be curious if it would set its sights on sports.
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You can guess and be irritated, which is not a good thing, or you can guess and be curious, which is a nice thing for the audience.
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"It's good to be curious about who you are and to learn who you are," says Boylan, now 57, but who came out in her late 30s.
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Whether taking tiny steps through Stuyvesant Town or using plastic bags as pillows on the pavement in Union Square, participants are invited to be curious, playful pedestrians.
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They will not, or at least not inevitably, and I will be curious to see what becomes of the network if and when Trump's moment does pass.
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If your diseases and mental states leave suddenly legible reports in the air, no doubt people besides you and your doctor will be curious to read them.
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My advice is to be curious about everything and to be resilient and determined, because it's quite a competitive field, so you have to really want it.
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A white wouldn't be my choice, but I'd be curious about an older Champagne, in which the wine can take on the flavors of mushrooms and truffles.
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For instance, Hiscox found that they tend to be curious about how the company works and want to be the go-to people to solve system problems.
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She asks the follow-up questions that people may be curious about and makes sure to circle back to threads that get dropped midway through a conversation.
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It is completely natural to be curious, excited and, hell yeah, even worried about what his departure will do to the design-focused Apple people love to love.
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Well, it would be curious indeed for the central bank to pump up inflation in other parts of the economy to somehow offset "good disinflation" in other parts.
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And the minute there&aposs a hint that someone might even be curious about crossing the line of bipartisanship, smacks them, gets them right back to the reservation.
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Be curious and take interest in what you're putting into your body, just as much as you pay attention to what you put on and how you look.
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It's the first time Apple has ever launched a 10.5-inch iPad Pro, so we'll be curious to hear what the company's argument is for boosting the size.
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I'd be curious to know how widely those scooters are used: every time I've been to the area, I've seen far more scooters parked than I've seen moving.
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Slack CEO Stewart Butterfield is said to be curious about the idea, though he has not yet made any final decisions, according to people familiar with his thinking.
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For any other activities you might be curious about, or any concerns at all during recovery, don&apost hesitate to reach out to your doctor with any questions.
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I'll be curious to see if in light of this other pharmaceuticals tread more lightly into adding on models that prescribe and ship medications straight to your door.
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Still, it is natural to be curious about these internal objects — to wonder what our bones look like or what our gallbladder is doing at this very moment.
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And the emergence of this phenomenon shows that apple's strategy in another miscalculation but some viewers may be curious, why the first price reduction market is the Japanese market?
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Dani: I'll be curious to see what the subscription numbers for Pandora will be in the next few months following rebranding, the Sirius deal (and losing Ticketfly), Westergren's absence.
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This could be a Natick with Mort at 18D; I'll be curious to see who doesn't know ALBUS and SAHL (I'm betting most people know one or the other).
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You might think Speedo Bernie was a false flag, distributed to alienate evangelical groups who might be curious about Sanders — but in fact, it was more straightforward than that.
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Facebook has a lot to answer for, but in the meantime, you might be curious to see if you've given sketchy apps access to your data over the years.
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I'll be curious what Thiel, who is now famously gay after his speech at the Republican National Convention this summer, will say about it if that comes to pass.
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I got many, many stares at the spinning LED ring that turns on the camera's recording, but no one seemed to be curious enough to care to probe further.
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To tell them that it's normal to be curious, but what they are going to see is a performance of sex and not what real sex is actually like.
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If the app can really deliver homemade latkes on a cold night when my mom's cooking is just too far away, I would be curious to try it, too.
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And that they will be curious enough about the world to want to bring us back, like a more sentimental take on Encino Man, or a real-life Futurama.
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" He remained curious about it in his later years, writing in "Memories and Commentaries": "I would be curious myself to see what I was composing just before 'The Firebird.
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Given that most new Bachelorettes are typically chosen from the previous Bachelor season, some fans will naturally be curious to know why the 2020 Bachelorette isn't from Peter's season.
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While I think employment will be super strong I think in an app world, and I'll be curious to get your viewpoint on this bit ... I agree 100 percent.
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However, some people may be curious that for James this kind of heavyweight player, he has a lot of options, but why has he chosen Lakers in the end?
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It's also long enough perhaps to confuse viewers, who might hear the sounds and be curious to find out more (or wonder if there's something wrong with their television).
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I actually would be curious to get Kara's take on this, but from my reading of history books and Wikipedia pages, IBM felt very, very big ... KS: That's the hope.
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Not only will audiences to be curious to see how the show picks up from there, but also how it will conclude considering there's already a sequel in the works.
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"Don't talk about Mom, and don't be curious if she is talking about you—enjoy the children and keep their time focused on who they are with," English tells me.
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And this is all well and good, but we're sure some customers will be curious about to why their phones aren't able take advantage of all of their theoretical capabilities.
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It's only natural to be curious about what our favorite cooks and chefs actually buy when they go to the grocery store, especially those whose recipes we already follow obsessively.
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"Be curious and do a little bit of homework, but when they come they really should be prepared to have an honest dialogue and to ask great questions," says Edward.
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"There is a tendency for people to be curious when they hear a loud noise and go toward the trouble, but you want to do just the opposite," he said.
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There's a particular quirk I think I'm seeing with letter selection that I'll be curious to see if anyone else noticed and if it becomes a pattern in future puzzles.
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But as we talked through the game, I realized that there is so much more about it that I love, and each new update brings more to be curious about.
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I would also be curious to know if the technology could be used for workers who do repetitive motions, like the exoskeletons that Ford is giving folks on the factory floor.
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But investors will be curious about what they look like moving forward as well as how prepared the airline is should demand soften, which could come with lower airfares to match.
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And even those critics should be curious how the Trump administration has managed any of that, when so much of what it has done has seemed haphazard, ill-considered and incoherent.
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You just need to be curious, stop paying attention to politics, and pay attention to what you like and what you know, and I think you can make some mad money.
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Just as children must be encouraged and praised in order to give them confidence to be curious about the world, says Branson, business leaders must also support and motivate their workers.
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For nearly all consumers, VR is something geeky that they've heard about and might be curious to try but have been discouraged from examining more closely because of the high costs.
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Whether you&aposve seen them in our gift guides or you personally know someone who can&apost fall asleep without one, you might be curious about what the big deal is.
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It certainly gave every superficial appearance that the volcano was about to blow, though that would be curious, as the estimated date of its last eruption was about 50 million years ago.
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This freedom and mobility means that in order to excel at a place like Walmart, workers should always be curious, eager for opportunities to learn new skills and hungry for new experiences.
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Given that Epic makes bank charging for cosmetic upgrades through an online store, we'd be curious how much revenue the company loses every minute Fortnite is down during a peak play time.
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Vermouth Yunxin Hu: The key is not to be quick to reject, but to be curious and courageous in exploring different perspectives that we may not have countenanced in our own lives.
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The impact Murray's torn ACL has had on this team can't be overstated and the Spurs should be curious about how they'll look with DeRozan, Aldridge, and Murray all healthy next season.
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When you're looking for a job, make sure you're also looking for a boss who will take an interest in you and be curious about what you can contribute to the organization.
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Who knows if Google will ever actually make good on this patent idea, but we'd certainly be curious to see if its I, Robot safety fix really works (with dummies, of course).
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So, form networks, listen to other people, be curious about what they're angry about, and then try and work with the people who you share common goals and frustrations with. Mm-hmm.
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Rhythm is focused on human studies and doesn't have plans to test setmelanotide in dogs, but Raffan says she would be curious about the effects of a drug like this on Labradors.
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Buzz will likely be high for the first couple of weeks for no other reason than people will be curious whether MTV can pull this off, but everything after that remains a mystery.
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But, there are some things that fans might still be curious about going in to the reunion, like which minor characters will show up, when it was filmed, and where everyone is sitting.
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Developed by Jigsaw, a think tank within YouTube's parent company Alphabet, the Redirect Method was designed to reach people who may be curious about extremist ideology before they become fully enveloped in it.
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We'd be curious to see if similar increases in cognitive ability happen to animals in rural environments that change due to invasive species, climate change, or some kind of major local geological event.
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"Most game developers have to be curious about the world, so they're also curious about the political state of the planet; the state of the planet as an organism or ecosystem," Ismail says.
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While it's natural to be curious about your partner's sexual experience, some people put far too much thought into figuring out or defining the point at which someone's sexual number becomes "too" high.
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Patrick: I'd be curious to see you complete a couple of arcs, where the game would be forced to start previewing what it would potentially do with the larger arc of the character.
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We can state our intentions as a foursome, and Valentina and Alissa can state their intentions as parents, but we have no idea what the child will want or will be curious about.
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And we'll be curious to learn what innovation is on the horizon for air travel, and what he thinks of new, disruptive transportation ideas being hatched in Silicon Valley and other tech hubs.
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But if net neutrality and the influence of Big Telecom is an issue you're worried about, you might be curious to know how much money your Congressperson has gotten in contributions from ISPs.
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When Kristen Tomlan opened DŌ, her raw cookie-dough store in New York City in January, she hoped people would be curious enough about her gourmet, nostalgic desserts to come in for a taste.
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In future studies, Hayashi said she'd be curious to see if other spider species poke out a leg to test the air before ballooning, too, or if this is just a crab spider behavior.
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Betances said there was no need for a conversation — "Everybody knows what happened already," he said — but Conforto said it was natural for teammates to be curious about the involvement of Davis and Marisnick.
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As for those in the middle, who might be curious but not as fully invested, it's worth hanging around, for now, to see where "Watchmen" is heading, as the show tick, tick, ticks onward.
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"It's a very contemporary, very modern story, to find out what sort of an artist we are as women, learning to have confidence in ourselves, to listen to ourselves, to be curious," Merlant said.
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Features like this that alleviate some of the compromises involved in shared rides should help, though with the added friction, I'd be curious to see how often riders actually make use of the feature.
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I'm very intrigued by this product and the future it is geared towards, I'll be curious to see how this future feels after spending a bit more time with them for a full review.
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"You want to make sure that every employee, whether it's a sales person who's engaging with the client, you want them to be curious about what the client is looking for next," she said.
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Its car didn't work during a live presentation of the automatic valet feature, after all: Should you be curious about investing in them regardless, Faraday Future was happy to provide all the info you need.
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You need to either bring in a hefty percentage of Americans who wouldn't normally vote, or you need to convince moderates, undecideds, and members of the other party who might be curious about your message.
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The Dallas Morning News reports that during a committee discussion on campus rape, State Representative Myra Crownover (R-Denton) stated: I would be curious to see how many times a pure, sober sexual assault happened.
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" ... Over this next month and a half, we'll be curious to watch how Trump, how Tom Price, handle the Obamacare exchanges and on the law overall and how insurance companies react to them," Bacon said.
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"I think the thing that my parents did so well and might surprise people, although I don't know why, is that they really wanted us to be curious, independent thinkers," the Today correspondent tells PEOPLE.
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At HLTH, I noticed that a lot of investors are keen to tap into the Medicare Advantage space, so will be curious to see what other kinds of bets are made there in the future.
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I had long wanted to attend one of these steak dinners, and if you are in or near retirement, or sort the mail of people who are, you might be curious about them as well.
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I will be curious to see how much credit Pelinka gets from his voting peers for the Davis trade given the role that Rich Paul, Davis's (and LeBron James's) agent, played in steering him there.
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I would be curious to see if an XL would fit a little better on me, but I have never worn an XL in leggings so I'm not sure the sizing is all that accurate.
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"Literature allows us to be open, to listen and to be curious," she told me over lunch in Princeton, N.J., where she's the director of Princeton University's creative-writing program, not long before her trip.
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" The actress, who made a name for herself modeling before she turned to acting, said she understands why people are interested in her relationship with DiCaprio, saying, "I probably would be curious about it, too.
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And, Dana, you made that point about he&aposll be curious to see years going forward, whether or not CIA had some intel to say that that would be persuasive in the art of the deal.
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While there's probably not too much more to know about Lucy that hasn't been said, RHOBH's John Blizzard is, well, a human, so there is plenty more to be curious about when it comes to him.
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"My last band was called Smog and The Sixty," I explained as though he would be curious about a band made up of 14-year-old girls that wrote songs about friendship and covered the Pixies.
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With the focus off Dunn—whose book Bad With Money comes out in 2019—and more on the issues that make money such a prodigious topic, one may be curious: Is she still bad with money?
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Although this is an interesting way to elicit satisfaction from the author, I personally believe that each manual worked despite its inherent failures, and would be curious to see new audiences' representations of the original texts.
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"It is human nature to be curious," she tells us in Lloyd Suh's piercing and intimate new play, "The Chinese Lady," a time-skipping, gently comical drama inspired by the story of the real Afong Moy.
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As North Korean athletes participate in the Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea, you might be curious about how ordinary North Koreans live under the grip of Kim Jong Un. Is everyone starving and marching in lockstep?
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LG: So, I'd be curious to know if this was a part ... if Apple, you know, if this is gonna be a part of Apple Pay or is it its own sort of container or app.
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It is easier to distance ourselves from perceived failure than it is to be curious, to wonder: What makes it hard for someone to talk about sex, or be open about their boundaries, or assert their discomfort?
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Applicants should have at least basic English-speaking skills, be 18 or older, be "curious," have a love for travel and new cultures and a desire to find "the secret to happiness," according to the contest page.
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You don't need to be a Twenty One Pilots superfan to be curious about the imagery in the band's video for "Jumpsuit," one of two new songs heralding the arrival of its fifth album, "Trench," in October.
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You might wish you had gotten to know them a little better — Ms. Wang stops short of emotional or psychological intimacy — but it is hard not to be curious about what will happen to them after Maine.
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In the close to 15 years that I have been a mother, I have learned that the best way to teach is to lead by example and the best way to learn is to listen and be curious.
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Set an intention to allow yourself to be curious about the sensations of the body, without judgement or prejudice, without trying to make one part of the body feel more important than the other parts of the body.
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So, it's natural that fans would be curious about the love lives of the series stars off-screen, which is why it's no surprise fans are currently wondering who is Brandon Flynn dating, following his last big breakup?
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"I would like my kids to find their passion, take risks and be curious, engaged, educated people," said Joshua Henkin, the director of the graduate program in fiction writing at Brooklyn College and a 1987 graduate of Harvard.
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"Specifically, these core tenets include concrete concepts like "insist on the highest standards" and "learn and be curious," as well as more obscure points like "customer obsession" described as leaders that pay attention to competitors but "obsess over customers.
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It would be curious if the Justice Department would indict the lawyer but not the other actors in such a crime, particularly someone like Pecker who actually put up the money to keep former Playboy bunny Karen McDougal silent.
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"I would also be curious to learn the extent to which hiding tweets prevent bystanders to click on them and read them, which could give us a better sense of whether the hiding feature improves conversational dynamics," says Rossini.
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I'll be curious to know your opinion on the obscurity of XERISCAPING, a landscape style that is manifesting itself everywhere you see naturalistic plantings, like Piet Oudolf's Highline in New York City, and in many public gardens in California.
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If you're coming to Zack Snyder's bacchanalian slugfest without any prior knowledge of Batman or Superman beyond their movie selves, you might be curious how (and why) they'll interact with each other, or what Wonder Woman is bringing to the proceedings.
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"I would just be curious as to what made them choose us, and let them know how grateful we are for the gesture, and how much it meant to the customers that we have been able to serve," he said.
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I think everything we put out, food-wise and dining style-wise, and the type of staff we have, they have to "get" us in order to sell the food, so they have to be curious about what we're curious about.
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The capital comes from non-profit investment firm Omidyar Network, Be Curious Partners, Rethink Education, Edelweiss Partners and Learn Capital and brings the startup's total raised so far to more than $4 million, including a seed round announced last summer.
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" Chuck Todd: Trump's foreign trip: "I'd be curious to see if this foreign trip kicked some people out of [Trump's] foreign circle... if this trip is successful, will it be seen as Jared's success since he really drove Middle East policy?
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There's more than enough advice out there about what you should do when you land a job and want to jumpstart a successful career: Show up on time, do what you say you'll do, and be curious (among other great suggestions).
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But after some missed starts for this category, like the Google Clips camera, and earlier entrants like, the Memoto and Narrative Clip life-logging cameras, I'll be curious to see if Insta360's additional features help this gadget define a category.
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I hope adults will soon realize that it's OK for children to be curious, and that the family of the child that your child is pointing at is not embarrassed by the difference -- they are embracing it and welcome your questions.
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Driving while campaigning is hardly a federal offense, although safety advocates might be curious to learn a presidential candidate is driving just beyond the speed limit, passing cars and talking in animated detail about why he should be elected president.
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A company with a strong moral mission may choose their LPs for reasons that have nothing to do with capital, and some VCs and founders would be curious to know which LPs are required to publish their numbers and which are not.
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"Buy different fish, try different fish, and rotate them; that's the healthiest way to eat them," she said, adding that when kids see their parents try a food, they themselves will at least be curious about it and want to try it.
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And we have a security team and we talk to them about what to do with our Twitter accounts and our emails and all of that, but I'd be curious, like do we have thoughts on security for in-person events like this?
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Of course, there is a chance it's going to be hated, but most likely people are going to be curious and are going to accept it because they are not spoiled by the multitude of cultural events as they are in Yerevan.
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It also says it's checking to see if you're at increased risk of low levels of vitamin D, and if you're likely to have better-than-average muscle force and sprinting ability — athletic prowess that football fans might especially be curious about.
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Whether the source material is a book, a video game, or even a line of toys, the logic is straightforward: if somebody liked a story in its original medium, they'll probably be curious enough about the movie version to buy a ticket.
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I'm not going to delve too deeply into the software here other than to say that it's an improvement overall and I'll be curious to see how much effort Microsoft continues to put into getting Windows 10 apps running on the Xbox.
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People are made to follow orders and do what they're told and not question or come up with their own ideas about how they see the world and how they would like to see the world, and to be curious about other cultures.
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While I'd imagine the main uses for CGMs will continue to be in managing diabetes, with some popularity among the Silicon Valley biohacking crowd, I'll be curious if there's a world in which glucose monitoring becomes more popular among people without diabetes.
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Fully aware that patrons would be curious to taste Wonka's wares, the producers managed to sell Wonka bars from the concession stands when the show first opened in London in 2013, because Nestlé was again making Wonka candy at a European plant.
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The first thing is that the speaker in the poems is not the poet: he is a shape-shifter who inhabits an alternate universe that resembles this one, but which also differs from it in ways that can be curious, disturbing, and strange.
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I'd be curious to hear a professional historian's view, but to me, the picture Dasgupta paints seems plausible and nuanced, and for my taste, he presents just the right quantity of information for the historical narrative to feel neither oversimplified nor overwhelming.
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It seems to me like it's boosting both DJT and KJU, and I'll be curious to hear how it's received, for instance, in the Koreas and if it ever becomes accessible in North Korea, either via official channels or their underground media market.
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I'd be curious, as an editor do you have to think about who you're sending to these events and what kind of safety issues are going to come up, or even like the emotional anguish that ends up being tied up in all of this?
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The key is to ensure that you've laid a foundation for children to appreciate and be curious about the natural world, that you're capable of discussing basic scientific concepts, and that conversations with children about climate change focus on critical thinking skills and solutions.
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Fans of the tense, brittle original and the more florid, baroque American remake will probably be curious to see how the story has been adapted, a process that begins with the discovery of the body not on a bridge but in the Channel Tunnel.
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When Buttigieg visited Silicon Valley last week for two fundraisers, Mylavarapu and Rogers blasted out invitations to hundreds of their former colleagues, classmates, and new political friends, along with dozens of more personal notes to contacts who they knew might be curious about Buttigieg.
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"Losing our account means that those younger viewers who may be curious about alternatives to mainstream adult content won't be able to find us and see non-explicit content that signals consent, female pleasure, mutual desire and ethical production values in pornography," she told me.
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Songs like "Words Don't Come Easy" and "My Hometown" (not a Springsteen cover, though I'd be curious) could be played in the background of an idealized bistro, where scruffily well-dressed bohemians relax in the afternoon and drink wine and listen to music as sophisticated as they.
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Intel's decision to eschew gender in the pursuit of an AI almost feels like a radical departure as a consequence, and in our society, where gender is normally expressed in extremely binary ways, it will be curious to see how Intel expresses its AI's agender nature.
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If she makes it, it will be her first time in the state since last weekend as she has been held up in D.C. I'll be curious to see if she emphasizes electability even more on the stump--as her campaign has been doing in recent weeks.
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It's not just the celebrities that have found long-form working for them, either: Now YouTube is a place for peaceful, 45-minute tours through gardens and half-hour lessons in leather shoe restoration and hour-long histories of just about anything you might be curious about.
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I'd be curious to know what kind of conversations you're having with the founders you're seeing about that and about whether you have been able to actually level the playing field or if you are still worried that Google and Facebook just have ... KS: Google, Facebook, Amazon, Apple ... CN: Microsoft.
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If, like me, you are an informed consumer who does a lot of research before making a large purchase like, say, a big-screen TV, you might be curious at the omission of LG's OLED series, the 2019 iteration of which came to market just a couple of months ago.
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It's less about having your kids memorize definitions of personal finance concepts like compound interest and tax-deferred retirement plans; what's important is allowing them the "freedom to explore money and ask questions and to be curious," says Torabi, who is a mother of two and Chase Slate's financial education ambassador.
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" But of course the recreated Catholic liturgy and revived Catholic aesthetic would never be the real thing; the actors might know their roles, and the incense might waft thick, but attendees could "only ever be curious dilettantes; try as they might, the soul of times past does not dwell within them.
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It's not a real keyboard, and I'll be curious to see what typing on it for more than a quick session is like, but in my brief time with the unit, I found myself reminded of the iPad's built-in keyboard—only with way less screen space taken up by the keys.
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I'd be curious, and this might be a nice thing, really, as we wrap up, which would be a sense of any vision you have for what would Facebook look like in 10 or 15 years and how different would it be than the Facebook of 10 years ago is compared to today.
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"[I]n the end it made me appreciate House Targaryen much more since now I share a personal story with each and every one of them, and I would suggest anyone who likes Game of Thrones to be curious about them because they have a lot of stories to tell," Maryon tells Vox.
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In my limited time with the 11-inch iPad Pro, it didn't seem to falsely detect my hands when I gripped the sides, but I'll be curious to see how well it handles finger slips and accidental inputs when it's midnight, and I'm just trying to tuck into bed and read a book on it.
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I didn't realize how many fanless devices I use until I spent an hour playing Civilizations VI on a roaringly loud Surface Pro 4, so I'll be curious to see how good the passive cooling on the new Surface Pro might be, and whether Microsoft will throttle performance to keep the device's temperature down.
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Erika: It means that younger viewers—such as Gen Z—who use YouTube a lot more than older generations, and who may be curious about alternatives to mainstream adult content, won't be able to discover alternative, indie, feminist porn, but they will still have mainstream porn shoved down their throat in every single outlet.
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Pitagora cautions that even things that have been consented to at the beginning of the interaction should be re-consented to in the moment, because it's totally possible to be curious about something one minute and decide you're not ready for it in the next minute, especially if there has been other play already happening.
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"Sunburn" is full of characters who at critical moments fail to ask the obvious: people who hold back because they're reluctant to betray their position; or because showing interest might encourage someone to fall in love with them; or because they aren't smart enough to be curious; or because they dread having their fears confirmed.
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Mass data releases, like the Podesta emails, conflate things that the public has a right to know with things we have no business knowing, with a lot of material in the middle about things we may be curious about and may be of some historical interest, but should not be released in this manner.
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In theory, since this law also requires restaurants to keep nutritional resources (like a booklet listing the amount of sodium, fiber, sugar, carbs, fat, and protein in menu items) on hand, there's a chance people will be curious enough to learn more about what's in the foods they eat (and that would be a great thing).
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Virologist Jens Kuhn of the US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases at Fort Detrick, Maryland, has told Nature that he thinks bats live much too close to humans: if they were the reservoir, it would be curious that there have been so few emergences of Ebola since we first discovered the virus 40 years ago.
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And I'll keep wanting to believe that if we keep the best bits of the indie ethos alive (try to take full control of your art and your image and your life, be curious and open, and try new things) his little daughter will grow up in a world where we get old without getting torn asunder.
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Hauser also encourages parents to create an environment where their kids know that it's normal — and natural — to be curious and inquisitive about sex, and to make sure they're aware that there's always an informed source that they can turn to when they have a question about sex (whether that's a parent, another trusted adult, or a quality sex education resource).
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If he is interested in people not doing a good job with registering their work on behalf of foreign governments and the election meddling, he is going to be curious to look more into Fusion GPS, which is the firm that was hired by the Clintons, by the Clinton campaign and the DNC to run that Russia-Trump dossier operation.
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Some of the relationship advice — "Try to be curious about how the other person is feeling and have empathy" — suggests her readers are cyborgs; and her tips for being an H.B.I.C. (Head Bitch in Charge) — be on time, write thank-you notes, don't break promises, focus on the positives — sound like lessons for debutantes rather than those seeking world domination.
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While the details of the adult film star's alleged meeting and subsequent non-disclosure agreement — which paid her a handsome sum of $130,000 — may indeed be curious, what is even more curious is Daniels's utterly erroneous interpretation of American contract law and the misguided notion that abiding by the terms of a contract involving two consenting parties is somehow, well — optional.
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But this is a single image provided by LG, so I'll be curious about whether that 8K resolution—twice the resolution of the 4K displays available today—is really the next big step in TV displays, or if it's just a flashy set of numbers to wow people who still own 1080p sets from 2008.8K resolution means a display that is 7680 x 4320.
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No, he actually ... Well, I mean he was touched with great talent in painting, but his ability to will himself to ask questions and be curious each day, the ability to push himself, to observe more carefully, go down to the moats around the castle and look at the dragonflies, full-wing dragonflies, to see if the wings alternate or whether they go in unison.
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Unwilling to endure her Frontier Airlines flight from Orlando to Cleveland without her little buddy, the woman somehow managed to sneak it all the way past security and onto the plane—but Frontier explicitly bans "rodents" in its emotional support animal policy, along with "reptiles, insects, hedgehogs, rabbits, sugar gliders, non-household birds or improperly cleaned and/or animals with foul odor," for those who might be curious.
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