I might still be perceived as a gentrifier, but at least I might not be perceived as ONLY that.
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I can't just do slapstick, because it could be perceived in a way that I don't want it to be perceived.
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Would you rather be perceived to be pretentious, while actually being authentic, or be perceived to be authentic, while actually being pretentious?
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Nor can structural correlations provide a reliable bearing: Odors with similar chemical structures can be perceived as very different, and odors with very different chemical structures can be perceived as similar.
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" Part of this experimentation also stemmed from a lack of desire to be perceived as a woman: "I felt that if I dressed femininely, I would be perceived more strongly as a woman.
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That is because it could be perceived as a bailout.
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They're about not wanting to be perceived as a racist.
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However that doesn't mean it won't be perceived that way.
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They would have had to be perceived as good partners.
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Perform, and be perceived as a shill for the league.
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Make time to reflect on how you want to be perceived.
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"This could be perceived as an affront to chess," he says.
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To not do so could be perceived as a specific slight.
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He consciously makes an effort to be perceived as materially modest.
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Through different eyes, might that poise be perceived as a liability?
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Ambition should be perceived as a positive attribute, regardless of gender.
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Hollywood still mostly employs actors who can be perceived as cis.
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But in less-privileged countries you'll be perceived as extremely affluent.
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But the same food can be perceived differently by two individuals.
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And those worried about how they'll be perceived can stop fretting.
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Do you want to be perceived as a modest young mom?
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No business wants to enable or be perceived as enabling sex trafficking.
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Now, he's clearly worried that Facebook could be perceived as undermining democracy.
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"He didn't want to be perceived as weak or targeted," says Chris.
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In a corporate setting, kindness can be perceived as a feminine trait.
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Advisers also know that the move would be perceived as a gimmick.
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First, the industry has always sought to be perceived as politically neutral.
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I'm not a woman, but I can be perceived as a woman.
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Business travel should be perceived as a company benefit — not a liability.
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Who thought a movie with Wolverine would ever be perceived that way?
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Frank worries that if they evacuate, they'll be perceived as being weak.
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It also allows anxiety-inducing tasks to then be perceived as opportunities.
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How can any of this possibly be perceived as a bad thing?
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"I could see how that would be perceived, for sure," Hoskins said.
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But Australians also don't generally like to be perceived as promoting themselves.
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If they exert confidence, they can be perceived as abrasive or overcompensating.
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The joint drills are likely to be perceived as provocative by Washington.
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The Trump-Giuliani version du jour may be perceived as not credible.
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Ambiguity, especially in text messages and online, tends to be perceived negatively.
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How we may be perceived is different [from how other people are perceived].
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Macron did not want to be perceived as having let Bouygues gain control.
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Others are preparing for how their body language could be perceived on camera.
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He also does not say that the costume might be perceived as racist.
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Meanwhile, in Asia, tipping can be perceived as rude, depending on the situation.
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"The messages couldn't be perceived in any way as anti-firearm," he said.
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It could be perceived as an attempt to interfere with the investigative process.
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"Revolutions can be messy but they can't be perceived as unjust," he says.
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" "I know that I can be perceived as aloof or cold or unemotional.
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Despite his good intentions, Cavill realizes his candidness could be perceived as cockiness.
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It cannot really be grasped, and can be perceived as scary or comforting.
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If you do ask for a raise, you can be perceived as greedy.
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Otherwise, clearing Clinton yet again would only be perceived as "rigging" the election.
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They don't want the government to be perceived as being flush with cash.
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And that's not who he is, but that's how he will be perceived.
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I'm perfectly happy to be perceived to be pretentious if that's the case.
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But we like to do things that can be perceived as politically incorrect.
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I know that I can be perceived as aloof or cold or unemotional.
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It was clear Democrats were wary of how their votes would be perceived. Rep.
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Still, it at least means that Snap's IPO will be perceived as very successful.
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Too swift a clean-up might be perceived as a purge of his enemies.
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Perhaps we'd be perceived as trying to pass for something that we were not.
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I don't think music necessarily needs to be perceived as art, in that way.
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On "Homerton B," T detailed what could be perceived as a life on road.
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I didn't want to be perceived as having taken sides or anything like that.
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"It's about setting the intent for how you want to be perceived," says Hardy.
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Nothing that can be perceived as disrespectful to their supreme leader, Kim Jong-un.
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"As with any word, phrase or expression ... interpretations can be perceived differently," Benson said.
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" It "would be perceived by many Americans as, you know, interfering with an investigation.
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"In the beginning, it was understandable to be perceived as stamp-pounders," she said.
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Fiorina would be perceived as a test of his discipline for the general election.
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Data also demonstrate a singular focus makes it easier to be perceived as authentic.
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Avoid direct eye contact, which may be perceived by a bear as a challenge.
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The administration doesn't want it to be perceived as a bailout, the official said.
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Eric appears more cautious, more worried about how what he says will be perceived.
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A: I wanted to be perceived as innocent and naive and not a threat.
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He wondered aloud how the Bannon hire could be perceived as a nod toward unity.
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At first glance, it's easy to see how Assassination Nation could be perceived as problematic.
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PALIN: I wouldn't put up with anything that would be perceived as intimidating or harassing.
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"It's how we want to be perceived," he said in an interview with Re/code.
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Kanye West is an enigma — or perhaps he just wants to be perceived that way.
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Sending the first message, on the other hand, seems to be perceived as men's work.
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Third, Khamenei's actions must be perceived not as a sign of his strength, but desperation.
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They spoke quietly and conspiratorially, as if what they asked might be perceived as treasonous.
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They may be perceived as burdens to some, but they are often protections to all.
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The group clearly does not want to be perceived as being a single-issue party.
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The armed forces could also now be perceived of having become politicized, Polga-Hecimovich said.
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As the series reminds us many times, Mr. Cunanan wanted to be perceived as special.
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I anticipated that I would be perceived as an opportunist or part of a conspiracy.
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"I stopped doing anything that could be perceived as taking a personal position," he said.
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"Art cannot solely be perceived in regard to its beauty and craftsmanship," Mr. Hollein said.
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Zia ul-Haq in 1978, many forms of entertainment began to be perceived as sinful.
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It's trying to backdoor in a rationale that might be perceived as more politically acceptable.
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If some of those who died had survived, would their legacy be perceived differently today?
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Won't your whole effort just be perceived by Republicans as inherently political and not independent?
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It might be perceived in one ear or both, or in the middle of the head.
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"Raad's answer is not only evasive but should be perceived as 'mocking and smug,'" Philipp added.
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They're really thinking about who they are and how they want to be perceived by others.
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Those from hospital ventilation vents or the like may be perceived as enemies and be attacked.
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Faurecia's maintained 2019 goals "should be perceived positively in light of Conti's profit warning," he added.
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Having an opinion and expressing it shouldn't be perceived as an act of defiance and risk.
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Faurecia's maintained 2019 goals "should be perceived positively in light of Conti's profit warning", he added.
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Trump on Sunday offered what could be perceived as a soft criticism of her husband's policy.
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For many Republicans, her support tends to be perceived as the difference between winning and losing.
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Nathan Deal, a Republican, has previously voiced misgivings about legislation that could be perceived as intolerant.
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It clashes with your ruling planet Neptune, and you're wondering how you want to be perceived.
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Last month, Trump said that indexing capital gains taxes to inflation could be perceived as elitist.
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His wish was to be perceived as more masculine yet not male, feminine yet not female.
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Yet his music came to be perceived, unfairly, as well made but a little, well, professorial.
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That can be perceived by spouses as the CEO's lack of commitment to family, Hirsch noted.
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When I suggested that it might be perceived as an attack on Trump, he looked dismayed.
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After all, none of the doctors involved want to be perceived as selling smuggled medical devices.
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Therefore I understand how in this climate we can be perceived to be a microcosm of that.
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We're telling a story, and that shouldn't be perceived to be every truth for a Black woman.
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After all, they knew they would be perceived as circumventing the Iran nuclear deal and aiding Tehran.
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Saying nothing can be perceived as condonation, but calling someone out on inappropriate comments can backfire too.
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It's a symptom of this larger brewing negative sentiment toward anybody that could be perceived as other.
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In these times, all their words might be perceived as alternative facts, or worse yet, fake news.
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The possibility that the 2020 election will be (or be perceived as) illegitimate is real and frightening.
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Don't bring a laptop, since that can be perceived as walling yourself off from others, Kogan said.
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And let me not do anything that can be perceived as some reason for you to not
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So think about how you want to be perceived by the people around you, and dress accordingly.
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Otherwise, Washington will certainly be perceived as no better than China, Russia – or, for that matter, Kabila.
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Now, maybe it's my Irish Catholic upbringing, but you never want to [be perceived as] too greedy.
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"This will be perceived as a key thermometer of market stress," Zsolt Papp told CNBC via email.
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He cannot be perceived as using or ignoring a foreign power that committed crimes that benefited him.
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Whatever, next—could even politicians, one day be perceived in a negative light by an ungrateful public?
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He was never asked about the allegations, or how they might be perceived vis a vis Parker.
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Several said they were concerned any comment could be perceived as a suggestion that Hatch should retire.
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The effect of a defense of this nature may be perceived as belittling or minimizing the concern.
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In addition, "doing less can be perceived as a lack of caring or as ageism," Schonberg said.
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Perhaps it was decided that the only reaction that could be perceived as authentic would be outrage.
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"Obama doesn't have to pick someone who will be perceived as a liberal firebrand," Mr. Tribe said.
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I don't want to hurt anyone (or be perceived as hurting anyone), so I usually hold back.
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That's harder, he said, because such edicts can be perceived by some as impinging on personal freedom.
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"We want Here One to be perceived as a game changer, and we know it can be."
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That deal would be perceived as small, even though everybody made a ton of money on it.
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At the same time, denying links to the party could be perceived as an affront in Beijing.
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"You don't know how anything is going to be perceived until it goes out," Ms. Comer said.
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"Anything you can do to be perceived as a real, dependable person will help you stand out."
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"There was absolutely nothing in my countenance that could be perceived as a threat," Mr. Donnelly said.
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We don't live these glamorous, glitzy lives — this is not what it seems to be perceived as.
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For example, they learn subtle arts such as false modesty so they won't be perceived as obnoxious.
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It answered Hartley's growing ambition to be perceived as an urbane vanguard artist in an international mode.
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Democrats who challenge Mr. Trump's latest unsubstantiated claims may be perceived as simply engaging in partisan politics.
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Another reason why sex assault cases can be perceived as false is the frequent lack of witnesses.
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British companies like the London Stock Exchange will probably be perceived differently, seen instead as overseas buyers.
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She also suggested that the inquiry could be perceived as "partisan" during an interview with Mr. Hannity.
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But in Russia and elsewhere, the medals won by neutrals would still be perceived as Russian medals.
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A lot of what I do is based on experimentation, on how it's going to be perceived.
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In addition, "doing less can be perceived as a lack of caring or as ageism," she said.
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In these images, his style comes to the surface, foregrounding how beauty can be perceived as happiness.
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And you're talking about-- how they would be perceived in their own country-- in terms of their behavior.
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"Maybe it's my Irish Catholic upbringing, but you never want to [be perceived as] too greedy," she says.
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Whether those readings are fair or not, in many companies this is how your absence will be perceived.
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"Maybe it's my Irish Catholic upbringing, but you never want to [be perceived as] too greedy," she said.
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Zinke's staff ultimately determined having Lolita join the agency would be perceived negatively, and the idea was nixed.
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For Mr Erdogan to free Mr Brunson now, he adds, would be "perceived as buckling to American extortion".
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And I don't know how he'd fit, and even more importantly, I don't know how he'll be perceived.
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Sex is something that can be perceived in a million different ways based on who the viewer is.
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Explanations take effort, and effort is antithetical to an art form that begs to be perceived as effortless.
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"She doesn't want to be perceived as someone faking an illness," her rep told PEOPLE at the time.
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These two limitations have made Ethereum be perceived as merely an ICO platform, rather than a world computer.
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And, a Ramadan drama in Saudi Arabia reveals how the crown prince wants his kingdom to be perceived.
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But it seemed that oatmeal porridge could never be perceived as anything but bland, no matter its accouterments.
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Even though millennials tend to be perceived to have minimal loyalty to brands, loyalty programs are another story.
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"There's just enough threat to how you can be perceived and how you cannot be believed," she said.
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"My fuckin' nigga!" he exclaimed, embracing him—but not too much, lest the act be perceived as homoerotic.
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Likewise, equipment-sharing websites that don't require a deposit can be perceived as too risky for the lender.
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And my anxiety, my EDNOS need to look a certain way to be perceived a certain way, waned.
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When Juul realized how the school involvement could be perceived as negative, "we stopped the program," she said.
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We thought it'd be interesting to see how his actions would be perceived by "normal" people—lawyers, judges.
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Nations launch these intrusions with genuinely defensive intent, but they're unlikely to be perceived that way when discovered.
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Most scientists are uncomfortable talking politics because their work needs to be perceived as objective rather than partisan.
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Beall said martial arts have also helped her overcome fears of how she'd be perceived in various communities.
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In such a hyper-competitive, financially precarious environment, speaking out can be perceived by victims as too risky.
|
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This 3-year-old on Twitter, for example, was looking to be perceived as someone in her 80s.
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Whether it will be perceived by the French as a struggle between religions and cultures is less clear.
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It proved that a candidate doesn't necessarily have to be correct to be perceived as winning the argument.
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If I didn't buy gifts and only received them, it would be perceived (rightfully!) as selfish and unfair.
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I'm scared it could be perceived as rape and technically, it is, if the person doesn't want it.
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When Agrilyst first launched, Kopf told me the company didn't want to be perceived as a cannabis company.
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There are interpretations of response time: Do you want to be perceived as that available by responding immediately?
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But she also carefully considered how disclosing her miscarriage could be perceived by the men in her workplace.
|
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" "The intel and law enforcement communities need to remain above politics, and to be perceived as beyond reproach.
|
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But another important reason, experts say, is that China wants to be perceived as a stable world power.
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Because mind-popping can be perceived as alien or uncontrollable, researchers also have noted its similarity to hallucination.
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"If you allow yourself to be perceived as insufficiently supportive of the military then you're toast," says Bacevich.
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I can see how it would backfire, and I would be perceived as a tattletale or as vindictive.
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Males pushed to sing at a higher pitch could be perceived by females to be less desirable mates.
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What I see as hinges in these paintings could also be perceived as support beams in a structure.
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He would be perceived as being willing to betray them even quicker than he betrayed the United States.
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The more politicised central banks became, the less they would be perceived as independent authorities on economic policy.
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Yet there still appears to be perceived benefits to having an ally in the office, romantic or otherwise.
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When reporting on disabilities, for example, I'm careful to ask about what terms might be perceived as ableist.
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And even if I had wanted to indulge, I was worried about how my behavior might be perceived.
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All that mattered was what it could be perceived as meaning for American pride and for Obama's personality traits.
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In essence, if the agent can't interact with a thing, it won't even be perceived in the first place.
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"A deviation from that will be perceived as a negative," said Rob Bartenstein, CEO of Kestra Private Wealth Services.
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Works known to have been bought-in might be perceived as undesirable and can therefore be harder to resell.
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She adds, "Medically speaking, we know that pain may be perceived much later on in development" than 20 weeks.
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The open-source extension uses machine learning to determine how likely a comment is to be perceived as toxic.
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It was like you had to either choose to be perceived as the competent leader or the caring mother.
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Tatios says that you're likely to be "perceived as helpful," as most solution-oriented feedback tends to be. 2.
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Just like Iowa, Rubio wants a third place finish in South Carolina to be perceived as a big win.
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In terms of perception of food, we have some tests that show food might be perceived to be thicker.
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I think it's just being conscious of [positivity] and doing any small act that may be perceived as positive.
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Each candidate sought to be perceived as the more formidable challenger to Mr. Trump, the Republican front-runner. Mrs.
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But in a deeply conservative country like Afghanistan, cosmetic enhancements, much like tattoos, could be perceived as anti-Islamic.
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Guys in a band don't sit around fretting about whether they'll be perceived as a "male-driven" act, right?
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It blurs the lines on how she's expecting Queen to be perceived versus how it may actually be internalized.
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The trending hashtag shows how street harassers expect their actions to be perceived and how women really see it.
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Regardless of how it was intended, the departure can be perceived to be much more about politics than policy.
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When a dominant group's social status is threatened, racial and cultural differences can be perceived as existential and irreconcilable.
|
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An official told CNBC that the White House doesn't want the potential assistance to be perceived as a bailout.
|
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Doing so may be perceived as overbearing, but it can also be a good conversation to have, Kolawole explained.
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This creates an endless feedback loop between how a person wants to be perceived and how they are perceived.
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" His sister, Allisa Findley, adds, "The color of my skin can be perceived as a weapon, and it's not.
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These policies can be long and burdensome to read, and that is how they are intended to be perceived.
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Williams' personal financial interest in his auto dealership may be perceived as having influence his performance of official duties.
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If not a time of celebration, this moment could be perceived as a moment of vindication for Ms. McGowan.
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His new lawyer argued that information should have been released immediately, and the delay could be perceived as prejudice.
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Otherwise, in these times, all their words of phrase might be perceived as alternative facts, or worst yet, fake news.
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Since he dishes out the pain widely, his cuts will be perceived as being fair, as least by Republican voters.
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Snorting heroin could also be perceived to be safer, and the users may be less worried about overdosing, Nikolaides added.
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"Pawn Storm clearly targets groups that could be perceived as a risk to Russian politics and interests," Trend Micro said.
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Very few of us will ever admit we are struggling because of the fear of how we will be perceived.
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Perry has said he told the kingdom it is important for it to be perceived to be strong on nonproliferation.
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"[We] weren't talking about, 'Because you're a man, it's going to be perceived x, y, or z way,'" Rapp said.
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Sometimes the ambiguity I am so attracted to might be perceived as erasure of identity or some search for universality.
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She even dishes on Raya and Tinder – sharing what she believes are how they should be perceived by prospective daters.
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Mr Macron therefore had to make his peace offering with no way of knowing how his efforts will be perceived.
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I think I cared so much about how I'd be perceived that I really got in my head about it.
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Liikanen has been touted as a northerner who might be perceived as less divisive by southern European countries than Weidmann.
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Inevitably "The Silence", simply for arriving second, will be perceived to have tiptoed in the footsteps of "A Quiet Place".
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There's significant demand for what could be perceived as disaster insurance should the market show any major sign of weakness.
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Parrots are not docile, not completely tamed, and their depictions in these paintings cannot be perceived simply as static symbols.
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Visible light that can be perceived by human's natural vision just occupies a very small fraction of the electromagnetic spectrum.
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"I don't think that would be perceived by the American people as changing the way we do business," Meadows said.
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"Almost any threat could be perceived as warranting some sort of response that's not only rhetorical, but operational," Blair said.
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Fiske was ultimately booted by a three-judge panel on the grounds that he could be "perceived" as insufficiently independent.
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Some feel that if they take a few days off because of illness that they will be perceived as weak.
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Myth is not false; rather, it encapsulates truth about subjects like evil that cannot be perceived fully through reason alone.
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Though we've learned Port didn't intend for her comment to come across as insensitive, it could be perceived as such.
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The children can be perceived to be security risks by local communities, ostracizing them from the rest of the population.
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I don't think there is any business that wants to be perceived as not being a good partner with society.
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I felt pressured to be perceived as intelligent-but-not-intimidating, confident-but-not-aggressive and approachable-but-not-dense.
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Instead of enjoying a moment for what it is, they're thinking about capturing it and how it will be perceived.
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The fear is that all similar warehouse spaces across the country will now be perceived as the next potential disaster.
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Conveniently enough for Mesmer, the magnetism could be perceived and de-perturbed only by him and people he had trained.
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Banks seems unaware that she could be perceived as taking advantage of the kids, but it comes off as endearing.
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And the firms need to be perceived as founder friendly in order to cozy up to the most promising deals.
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On the other hand, the provocative first word of that title — which could be perceived as derogatory — is entirely appropriate.
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But the president may be perceived as having a conflict of interest, since Comey was investigating people close to him.
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And since these are behaviors, talking about obesity can be perceived as a personal judgement about laziness and self-control.
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Others worry gifting one of the dolls to their daughters will be perceived as a comment on the child's weight.
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Bezzerides demands to be perceived in the same tough manner as her male colleagues, a defense mechanism against her trauma.
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To say someone is a racist, versus saying you did something or said something that could be perceived as racist.
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Psychologists refer to these dimensions as warmth and competence, respectively, and ideally you want to be perceived as having both.
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"It sends a positive message to the world that ... black men don't always need to be perceived as dangerous," he said.
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Analysts said such an elaboration could be perceived as a hint that a Fed rate increase this year is still possible.
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Since Ted Cruz led polls there until recently, a loss there would be perceived as a serious blow to his candidacy.
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If not, "your hesitation can be perceived as lack of confidence, and at worst [a] lack of knowledge," he told CNBC.
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But whatever your type of tattoo, research has shown that it profoundly alters the way in which you will be perceived.
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They tested several variations of this experiment by seeing how 'revealers' who unintentionally left questions blank would be perceived as well.
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"We are not meddling in anything that could be perceived as potentially destabilizing," said Douglas Lute, the US envoy to NATO.
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"I want the windows to almost be perceived as hallucinations," David Hoey, Bergdorf Goodman's window wizard, says in the film's trailer.
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But one group of New Yorkers -- those who looked like the attackers -- were also afraid of how they would be perceived.
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If we speak up too much, the way we will be perceived moving forward, will that hurt us down the line?
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But Mr. Hart, who spoke before Mr. Baxley, said that Mr. Hubbard's contacts could not merely be perceived as personal friends.
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"We will not attack beyond the three southernmost provinces because we do not want to be perceived as terrorists," Fakir said.
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Trump acknowledged for the first time her intention to move forward with the topic, despite what could be perceived as hypocrisy.
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But while confident dancing on stage, Shrouf has struggled telling people about his ballet passion, worried how it would be perceived.
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His research suggests that politicians do not have to be perceived as competent to be seen as effective at taking action.
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For example, veterans may feel that by accessing mental health care they will be perceived as weak or having lost control.
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I grabbed a chair and did something I would never think of doing for fear of how I would be perceived.
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A loss by Hyde-Smith would be perceived as a seismic weakening for Trump and Republicans, so the pressure is on.
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You approach it in a softer way; you tend to think more about, 'How are my actions going to be perceived?
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Even the analytics community, which could be perceived as a new domain full of forward thinking, isn't exactly welcoming to everyone.
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Perhaps in time they will be perceived positively and hopefully become more dynamic through the way that people negotiate the space.
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Mr. Wilson, who said he voted for Trump enthusiastically — "Hell yes" — regrets only the way Proposition 187 became to be perceived.
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Even significant inflows of diverse newcomers will be perceived as less threatening because the community has already adapted to greater diversity.
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In Ms. Parks's telling, Venus comes to be perceived as both the shadowy nadir and blazing ideal of men's erotic longings.
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His actions could be perceived as retaliation, they cautioned, and could be used by Democrats as they compiled articles of impeachment.
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Criticizing him and SpaceX for any reason comes with major risk, as you will likely be perceived as tearing down progress.
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For another, a large-scale terrorist attack in India could be perceived, rightly or wrongly, as Pakistan-sponsored, potentially inciting war.
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Managers also have to avoid saying anything that could be perceived as demeaning or abusive to the employee being let go.
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Democrats, on the other hand, will be perceived as valuing the interests of foreign law breakers over those of American citizens.
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Research has shown that if you express that you care about organizational relationships, you'll be perceived as a more cooperative employee.
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It can be perceived as he is offering support to the touch, and, at the same time, the perception of dominance.
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It made me think about how I would be seen and about how I would be perceived in the art world.
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Until police acknowledge that, they will be perceived by many people as trying to cover up a long history of oppression.
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" The statement said that the company had reversed its policy, as "those guidelines could result in misunderstandings or be perceived as inconsistent.
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"We have to hide the more feminine aspects of ourselves because they are going to be perceived as weak," Stanton tells PEOPLE.
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" Asked whether that might be perceived as objectifying by contrast with a person's intrinsic value, the Dalai Lama responded, "I think both.
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"The jury did what the jury did and there are various views as to how this evidence could be perceived," he said.
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"The move by the Thuringian CDU is a balancing act, but it will be perceived as a provocation in Berlin," he said.
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But he continued to be perceived as the front-runner in Florida, which will award a massive haul of 219 pledged delegates.
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The other, related issue — voting rights in general, which are under attack — is more difficult because it may be perceived as partisan.
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Rather than be perceived as juvenile, wait until you know the person well enough to send the more quirky or obscure emoji.
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They're hybrid creatures, both wielding incredible amounts of power, but desperately trying to downplay their gender, lest it be perceived as weakness.
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Worried that he would be perceived differently than the other students, Bramblitt didn't tell his professors about his epilepsy or the seizures.
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Cenedella said many workers feel compelled to take the first offer, concerned they'll be perceived as rude or ungrateful if they negotiate.
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Third, they may not have wanted to air an episode that could be perceived as politically motivated so close to the election.
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Carolan, reluctant to be perceived as anything other than founder friendly, turned against the founder and advocated alongside Gurley for Kalanick's removal.
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He seemed to know they were perceived as sexist by the other sharks, and would be perceived the same way by viewers.
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However, if the comments could be perceived as cutting, or the jokes too cruel, it is important not to laugh these off.
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As well as illustrating how a club and its community perceive themselves, badges show how a club would like to be perceived.
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School administrators "engaged in conduct that could be perceived as victim-blaming," with many believing that "sexual violence doesn't happen" at Baylor.
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With little knowledge or experience, I lacked the perspective of how this might be perceived by others, particularly victims of sexual assault.
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A restaurant that serves Chinese, Indian and burgers is less likely to be perceived as authentic than one offering just Thai cuisine.
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While Mnuchin kept his cards close to his chest, he did make some comments that could be perceived as supportive of Trump.
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It did not refer directly to Ai's order, but acknowledged that the rules "could result in misunderstandings or be perceived as inconsistent".
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Given the NLP and basic machine learning methodology of the paper, these numbers should be perceived as a lower bound on disclosures.
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But President Barack Obama worried that he would be perceived as tilting the scales toward Hillary Clinton if he revealed the plot.
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His supporters seem to applaud this fighting reaction to any perceived slight (although mocking Mr. James's intelligence might be perceived as racist).
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As a work of art, it can be perceived as celestially utopian or darkly pessimistic — or as a membrane between the two.
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However, he added that the couple need to be aware of how it would be perceived publicly, given the royal family's campaigns.
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So Trump has a genuine dilemma: Inaction may be perceived as weakness, while military strikes may escalate and drag us into cataclysm.
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I find that most of them contain biased information that could be perceived as ignorant toward certain groups of people throughout history.
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But they say they can't control how "Miss Sloane" will be perceived by filmgoers and critics in light of the election outcome.
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The OSC report noted that Castro stated that he never intended to violate, or to be perceived as violating, any federal law.
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She says if you decide to swipe right on someone you know, it'll be perceived as "pretty serious" from the get-go.
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Religious freedom has come to be perceived as something that is only meant to protect some citizens at the expense of others.
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Not long ago, businesses were reluctant to say anything publicly that might be perceived as taking a side in the gun debate.
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"These types of comments could be perceived to threaten the autonomy of the Federal Reserve," said Lindsey Piegza, chief economist at Stifel.
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No candidate will want to be perceived as kowtowing to a U.S. president and administration that have so alienated Mexican public opinion.
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Instead of a boorish racist, that white person was likely to be perceived as a racial progressive, one who openly celebrated integration.
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" The Danish company said it has changed its policy because of its potential to result "in misunderstandings or be perceived as inconsistent.
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The Clinton campaign has been shown in emails to be deeply sensitive to how their candidate's positions and actions will be perceived.
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You'll be asking yourself questions about how you want to be perceived by others, and what kind of legacy you'd like to leave.
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It did not refer directly to the Weiwei order, but acknowledged that the rules "could result in misunderstandings or be perceived as inconsistent".
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But, as well as being 50 percent female founded, I'm told Blossom is keen to be perceived as diverse in the broader sense.
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"We realize without this context added to the photo that was shared by the classroom teacher it could be perceived differently," he said.
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It's the way that I choose to express the person that I am and the person that I want to be perceived as.
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Tech companies tend to be a bit shy about entering the political sphere, but Walk says the industry shouldn't be perceived as apolitical.
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But even if that's right, he may still be perceived as having tried to intervene in an (already complicated and unpredictable) US election.
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As Clinton prepared to come out against the pipeline last year, her aides worried about how her shift in position would be perceived.
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"The selections could raise questions about the independence of the Federal Reserve and could be perceived as an attempted politicization of monetary policy."
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"They want to be perceived as very tough," says Giovanni Orsina, the director of the school of government at LUISS university in Rome.
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"I certainly wouldn't do it again because I think it has cast a shadow over how this case will be perceived," Lynch said.
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MS-13, whose members often use knives and machetes instead of guns to kill rivals, wants to be perceived as brutal and brazen.
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"An American that feels ambiguous about the value of this alliance could be perceived by the Kremlin as the ultimate encouragement," she said.
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Suitably for a film about performers, it frames itself around how they try to be perceived and then react to actually being perceived.
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Successful gossiping entails being a good team player and sharing key information with others in ways that won't be perceived as self-serving.
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Explicit movement can be perceived in some of my works but never more explicit than the movement of a flower or a boar.
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"Brooks and Moore will be perceived as having similar, more conservative beliefs where Strange might be more of a mainline conservative," Kling said.
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The exponentially unfolding generational and economic growth for this grouping can be perceived in many forms, but none so prevalent as in music.
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If the United States will be perceived to step down from its role in combating climate change, will this create a leadership vacuum?
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She was nervous about how her sexuality might be perceived, a feeling emblematic of how recently pop's seeming acceptance of queerness has developed.
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In other words, they respect leaders who are not worried about how big and possibly controversial business moves will be perceived by outsiders.
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Mr. Aronofsky bristled at the suggestion that the screen dynamic might be perceived as mirroring that of auteur and megastar in real life.
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"Ultimately, the employees advised him that making her a volunteer could be perceived negatively, and she did not become one," the report said.
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A Spanish failure would be perceived as a European one, just as Brussels feels that the bloc is regaining some of its confidence.
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Of course, some men really talk this way, but accuracy as justification seems at odds with how the narrator intends to be perceived.
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Because that was my coping mechanism.. and to be honest, I didn't want to feel like a victim nor be perceived as one.
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You're sending mass amounts of messaging to this person to either shut up, disappear, or it could also be perceived as, 'Kill yourself.
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This could be perceived as a win for union members, who would reap the assistance of a union without having to pay dues.
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Emotionally expressive Asian-Americans, for example, may be perceived as more "American" because Asians are typically viewed as being more reserved, they write.
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You're sending mass amounts of messaging to this person to either shut up, disappear, or it could also be perceived as, Kill yourself.
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Where is the pendulum maybe cutting a little into what could be perceived as heart in the right place openness of its time?
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"They've been piling up the concessions," said Ms. Morin, noting that this strategy could be perceived as giving up on the larger project.
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We are seen differently and it gives us higher levels of sensitivity to imagine, and prepare for, the ways we may be perceived.
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The explanation for this was that the administration did not want to be perceived as interfering in the election in a partisan manner.
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The fact that stress about how she might be perceived may have made her hair loss worse illustrates the damage done by stigma.
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What was clear throughout Trump's speech on Wednesday was that he did not want to be perceived as backing down from an enemy.
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"When you're out in the world, you can be wearing grubbies, and you'll be perceived a certain way if you're black," he said.
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Still, if he were to take leave, it could be perceived as a repudiation of the aggressiveness that he has brought to Uber.
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Was I supposed to return to work, where, through no fault of my own, I would be perceived as cold and un-empathic?
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The failure of talks could be perceived as the exhaustion of every alternative and may make the conditions for preventive war more favorable.
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On the other hand, spending money at the Marriott when the Trump International Hotel is an option could be perceived as a slight.
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If you'll be subtly looking for new jobs, make your headline describe what you do or how you want to be perceived, professionally.
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In most cases, they told me they didn't want to be perceived as lazy degenerates, though they didn't phrase it quite that way.
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"Although most children are allowed to be innocent until adulthood, Black children may be perceived as innocent only until deemed suspicious," Goff notes.
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BARBARO: But in every case, it feels like you're playing things out in your mind and determining how you think things might play out, how they might be perceived, and making a decision based on your belief of how those things might play out and how those things might be perceived, rather than just following protocol and letting things fall as they may.
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"With some well-placed facial hair, any female scientist can be perceived as equally rugged, tough and determined," the project states on its website.
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Roberts said any comments by Powell that could be perceived as "dovish," or inclined to favor low rates, would be welcome to stock investors.
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For Game 3, Fizdale brought Selden off the bench, and rather than be disappointed by what could be perceived as a demotion, Selden thrived.
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And while no tech companies want their brands to be perceived as toxic to conservative points of view, InfoWars does not represent conservative politics.
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When Bill Clinton was running for president, he said he would never let any Republican be perceived as tougher on crime than he was.
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By this point we weren't trying to make ourselves be perceived a certain way, we just made a record that we wanted to make.
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If he acquiesces to North Korean demands and puts someone else front and center, that could be perceived as weakness by the North Koreans.
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The 2001 study also showed that women's pain is more likely to be perceived as "emotional" or "psychogenic" rather than caused by biological factors.
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While Tag Suggestions might be seen as weakening privacy, Photo Review could be perceived as enhancing it and might get a pass from regulators.
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We want to be perceived a certain way, and we just spend so much time in our own heads obsessing about all that stuff.
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Intel's Congressional donations tend to split almost evenly along party lines — the company doesn't want to be perceived as heavily favoring Democrats or Republicans.
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The researchers found that those who were photographed with a negative expression were more likely to be perceived as a threat by the horse.
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For me, it more relates to how Daenerys will be perceived by people around her than objectively whether she will go mad or not.
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And it turns out that the gains of immigration often feel elusive, whereas the costs can be perceived as heavier than they really are.
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"Harder balls spend less time on the strings, and the court, and can be perceived as playing faster even if they don't," he said.
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And that's the rub of life, isn't it—that we exist somewhere between who we really are and how we'd like to be perceived?
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"I think McConnell thinks that would be a victory for Democrats or be perceived as a victory for Democrats," said the senior Senate aide.
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Some worry that North Korea's demise could be perceived by the Chinese public as a victory for the United States and defeat for China.
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The Smiths believed that the Taser would always be perceived as a silly gadget unless, like the Maglite, it was endorsed by law enforcement.
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One thing that your work compares with Tim & Eric's is what could be perceived as a shared cynicism when it comes to American life.
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Anwar said he asked Najib to come out with a statement quickly rather than delay and be perceived as trying to scuttle the process.
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"My guess is he believes that it is important to his base that he be perceived as a leader in this fight," Gerow said.
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Following that triumph of fairness, it is now imperative that the F.B.I.'s supplementary investigation be legitimate and thorough, and be perceived as such.
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The House GOP's campaign arm also reminded lawmakers to be mindful not to use rhetoric that could be perceived as being in poor taste.
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Many students also commented on the reasons women are less likely to be perceived as leadership material, and why recognizing these stereotypes is important.
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At worst, they could be perceived as an unwitting form of cultural appropriation, which has in recent years become a subject of freighted discourse.
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Both Ms. Barry, 36, and the company that hired her are aware that she may be perceived as an atypical choice for the job.
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Attacking Biden too much could be perceived as just out of step with the moment in which Democrats want unity and seriousness of purpose.
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To have a public queer identity, or to be perceived as too effeminate, can still affect a dancer's ability to land these lead roles.
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But they are likely to be perceived as significant by oil traders because the world's two largest exporters, Saudi Arabia and Russia, are involved.
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This way, an offending smell can be diluted in the filtered air and quantified by the lowest concentration at which it can be perceived.
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He has never grappled with how he would be perceived in South Florida, where his former teammates are toiling through a 3-9 season.
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Given this mindset, the INF Treaty which restricts a wide array of missiles will increasingly be perceived as an intolerable restriction on American forces.
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Both can be perceived by swing voters as change agents, even if in practice the latter is nothing more than an agent of chaos.
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Dr. Rooks said that today, black men who shave designs into their hair as a stylistic choice may be perceived as telegraphing gang membership.
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Of course, eliminating users would reduce the number of users on the platform over all and could be perceived as negatively affecting shareholder value.
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"No company should want to be perceived as espousing progressive climate policies on the one hand, while funding climate deniers on the other," she said.
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From a business perspective, however, the site could be perceived as ARM acknowledging that RISC-V is now a legitimate rival that must be crushed.
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The Life of Pablo feels like the album West has cared about the least in terms of how it will be perceived by the public.
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All guidance would be completely voluntary, and anything that could be perceived as a mandate or a requirement was dismissed as an impediment to innovation.
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We could interact with other scenes, but we would never be perceived as a grunge band or a hair metal band or a hardcore band.
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"Disability classifications may provide some useful information but should not be perceived to capture the totality of a child, and should not determine their destiny."
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Rather than worry about how things could be perceived, Trump communicates in a way many inside the bubble of the Beltway simply refuse to understand.
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This is where Paul has a chance to elevate how he'll forever be perceived, and in what tier of "all-time great" he'll be remembered.
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The risk that everyone believes exists out there would then be perceived to be even higher and folks would probably revert to having systems internally.
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If the United States tries to mediate, chances are it will fail; if it doesn't, the United States will be perceived to have been marginalized.
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"An RRR cut could be perceived as a policy tool to replenish liquidity that has left the country," Goldman Sachs said in a note Tuesday.
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Men tend to worry they would not be believed, or that they would be perceived as less masculine if they reported abuse, their analysis found.
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For example, stress in the workplace, such as feeling overworked or undervalued, could be perceived as a threat and in turn activate the stress response.
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But Trump was not invited to participate, confirms another source knowledgeable of the project who requested anonymity discussing what could be perceived as a snub.
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Abe told the same news conference that he wanted Pyongyang to refrain from taking any actions that could be perceived as provocative by other countries.
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For now, it seems that the current clamor has left everyone a bit staggered and, as ever, worried about how Charlotte will be perceived elsewhere.
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The poll's methodology was unclear, but Axios framed its circulation as evidence that high-level Democrats were worried the party might be perceived as socialist.
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But it nonetheless "cast a shadow over how this case may be perceived," she conceded during a discussion at the Aspen Ideas Festival in Colorado.
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The International Association of Fire Fighters has supported Biden for years and wants to be perceived as a powerful ally for the former vice president.
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At first glance, taxing wealthy colleges may be perceived as an attempt to dethrone the Ivy League universities seen as bastions of coastal liberal elitism.
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" The company added, "We understand and acknowledge how featuring someone who identifies as heterosexual in a same-sex kiss could be perceived as queer-baiting.
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That he is immensely self focused to the point of a blindness as to how his actions might be perceived by people who aren't him.
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Unfortunately, modern marketing infantilizes its audience by seizing the connotations of sweetness and fruitiness and rejecting flavors that may be perceived as green or bitter.
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Although creating a market for pollution reduction sounds workable, it may not fly politically because a price on pollution might be perceived as a tax.
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"I would not do or say anything that might be perceived as interfering with their professional review of the evidence and the facts," he said.
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My need to: be perceived as effective; personalize setbacks; gain false pride for getting it all done myself; to set the bar at perfection.2.
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At the hearing in Federal District Court in Brooklyn, Judge Kiyo A. Matsumoto said that Mr. Shkreli's post could be perceived as a true threat.
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Of course, the very idea of shaping behavior at work is tricky, because workplace behaviors can be perceived differently based on who is doing them.
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"AI needs only to be perceived as highly effective to be destabilizing—for example, in the tracking and targeting of adversary launchers," the report said.
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As officers begin to accept that digital evidence of an encounter will emerge, lying will be perceived as too risky — or so the thinking goes.
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"For Palestinians, this will be perceived as dividing the cake while negotiating over it," said Ofer Zalzberg, a Jerusalem-based analyst at International Crisis Group.
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"We were worried it could be perceived as being the elitist art world getting together and throwing money at less fortunate people," Ms. Heller said.
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Avoid the Nixon model where you get involved in the investigations and you fire prosecutors and the other stuff that could be perceived as obstruction.
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The term for fat people who take steps to be perceived as more acceptable (or somehow less grotesque) by the general masses is 'good fatty'.
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So if a woman is perceived on the left as a hawk, she'll be perceived as not communal and that's going to really cost her.
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If it happens before a thought is expressed, the speaker is more likely to be perceived as lacking confidence or competence, or as being unprepared.
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The combination of best-in-breed brands in e-commerce, underwriting and consumer finance should be perceived as a bid to become a dominant player.
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That is, in part, why Mr. González is convinced that his announcement might actually be perceived as the kind of constructive criticism Raúl Castro encouraged.
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Some Democrats had alleged that the ouster came because Conroy delivered a prayer that could be perceived as being critical of the Republican tax law.
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The rise of China should not be perceived as a threat to the U.S. but rather as an opportunity to gain yet another powerful ally.
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Segal's advice to avoid getting into trouble: Don't disclose anything that might be perceived as disrespectful unless there's a legitimate business need to do so.
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Perhaps the biggest question surrounding Mr. Puzder is how he would be perceived as a wealthy chief executive charged with looking out for workers' interests.
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Iran might have just put the final nail in the coffin, and this move could be perceived as a step toward obtaining a nuclear weapon.
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In an interview on Tuesday, Mr. Dodon denied that his party took orders from Russia and said the coalition should be perceived as pro-Western.
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Whether Canada and Mexico's brief reprieve from tariffs will jump-start NAFTA talks or be perceived as coercion to win concessions remains an open question.
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"I don't think that the city can afford for this trial to be perceived as another loss, another check in the loser column," said the Rev.
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"Some people imagine that if they came out and showed support for me they'd be perceived as being against the state, and that's wrong," Moussa said.
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Heavier Asian-Americans, however, were more likely than those of a normal weight to be perceived as "American" and to be in the US with documentation.
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It also launched a campaign called #MentorHer, aimed at addressing men's concerns that spending one-on-one time with women colleagues could be perceived as inappropriate.
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Nielsen nevertheless appeared to view her appearance as a way to take control of how her tenure at DHS will be perceived in the years ahead.
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They've used the powers of Vibranium to hide themselves from the rest of the world, allowing Wakanda to be perceived as a sovereign, third world country.
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In contrast, financial crises may be perceived as an endogenous and 'inexcusable' type of crisis that are the result of policy failures, moral hazard and favoritism.
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Sony's page offers a workaround separate from the one linked above while also including at least one question and answer that could be perceived as snarky.
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Nick Clegg told everyone that they had to start seeing themselves the way the world sees them, not the way they would like to be perceived.
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"You definitely send things that you think are funny that are not or will be perceived in a way you anticipate but are not," he said.
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But he won't be perceived clearly by the "racist-homophobe-bigot" crew because hatred is like darkness: the more there is, the less you can see.
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While Mr. Donovan could be perceived as an outsider because of his White House role, he did serve as the city's housing commissioner under Mr. Bloomberg.
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Democrats are demanding bankruptcy protection for Puerto Rico while Republicans insist on heavy financial oversight to avoid what could be perceived as a taxpayer-funded bailout.
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" Reines also pointed to an email exchange with Wemple in 2012 that he said could be perceived as ethically dubious "through the rearview prism of accusation.
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Victim support groups said that the language Facebook used did not convey the severity of the situation and at times could be perceived as victim blaming.
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"We're trying to create a fairer system in general and one that will be perceived as such, and there race is a special problem," he said.
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It had been a couple of months without alcohol, and I was mortified thinking about how I might be perceived: weak, a drunk, a weak drunk.
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"Greater awareness of how one's status updates might be perceived by friends could help people to avoid topics that annoy more than they entertain," they conclude.
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"I'm much more than my body and my feminine appearance, and it can be very confusing and painful to be perceived as only that," Nova said.
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In places like Louisiana and Texas, sweltering states where elected officials cherish tough-on-crime credentials, it is politically poisonous to be perceived as coddling prisoners.
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But even within that context, what I look like: I will always be perceived and am perceived and perceive myself as a black woman in America.
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"I'm tired of having to consider how I might be perceived by men if I wear the short skirt, or post a sexy Instagram," she said.
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This is an exciting time for you career, but also one where you will have to be very calculating about how you want to be perceived.
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For me, it was a reminder of how a wine that I have come to know well and love might be perceived from a fresh perspective.
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"Our parents and older people remember it as a bustling town," and going away to college may be perceived as a rejection of small-town life.
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Some people might feel vain or superficial when talking to a doctor about their skin, as it can be perceived as a less serious medical concern.
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Every single year I feel like I have a better knowledge of not only the game, but how I want to be perceived off the field.
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Iran is withdrawing from the 2015 nuclear deal, a move that could be perceived as the country taking a big step toward obtaining a nuclear weapon.
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The specter of a second Trump administration, and concerns that any Democrat might be perceived as abetting it, even inadvertently, also looms forebodingly over the process.
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But if it agrees to make changes, it will undoubtedly be perceived by the right as capitulating to liberal political pressure and be pilloried for it.
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The trademark office said the brand would be perceived as the phonetic equivalent of the profanity, observing that Brunetti's products contained sexual imagery, misogyny and violence.
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And on the other side, the Trump administration will have to give China something, so that China will not be perceived as caving to US bullying.
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I thought that if I was proactive about disclosing that I had bipolar disorder, it would be perceived as taking control of the bipolar disorder as well.
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This battle, which male candidates don't face, is nearly impossible to win; too much or too little smiling and she could be perceived as glib or humorless.
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People know McDonald's probably isn't a smart choice if your goal is to lose weight, while the "clean" Panera option may not be perceived the same way.
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"He feels himself to be a very important guy, a representative of the state, and anything you write can be perceived as an attack on the state."
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Any direct action to help Algerians oust him could be perceived as a military coup by an institution which prefers to manipulate politics from behind the scenes.
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With the ghost of Bush v Gore still haunting them a generation later, they do not want to be perceived as meddlers in state tussles as well.
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Instead, they teased future concepts that are largely centered on electric powertrains and a growing desire to be perceived as advanced in an industry that's in transition.
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"When [proprietary data is] leveraged to promote their private label products, I can see how it would be perceived as unfair and even maybe predatory," Leigh said.
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He added it was "undesirable" for public relations firms to get involved in criminal proceedings as it could be perceived they are seeking to influence the jury.
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Throwing off the formal control of the euro zone would be perceived as a key political achievement for the left-wing government of Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras.
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Ultimately Phillips learned his lesson: "I learned to be careful with how you say things because it can be perceived the wrong way," he said to BuzzFeed.
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Justice Department policies bar employees from interfering with elections and discourage taking any action that might be perceived as interference in the weeks before votes are cast.
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It was just, there was a 5-month period from Ireland to when the show aired that I didn't know how that was going to be perceived.
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The latter is a complete political non-starter in my view; it would be perceived as confiscation (your $100 in the bank is being cut to $99).
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Generally, American culture views male and female exhibitionists differently, in part because naked men are more likely to be perceived as a sexual threat than naked women.
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" The natural and immediate response — assuming one is not xenophobic, or at least would rather not be perceived as such — is, "No, I am not a xenophobe.
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They write in one academic journal that "large female breasts should be perceived as attractive" to heterosexual males because they may signal an ability to bear children.
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Many of the hard liners don't want to vote for anything that could be perceived by anybody to give amnesty to any illegal immigrant, "Dreamer" or not.
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Some countries have used a "mosquito" -- which produces a very high-pitched sound that can be perceived by teenagers but not adults -- to prevent teens from loitering.
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Therese Huston recounts a story at the beginning of "How Women Decide" that illustrates the ways in which women's decisions can be perceived very differently from men's.
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Any moves you make to embrace him further -- literally and figuratively -- will be perceived as emboldening him to murder again (even if MBS still denies any involvement).
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Students can read "Potent Critiques of NBC Forum Raise Stakes for Moderators" and discuss the tightrope that moderators must walk to be perceived as fair and unbiased.
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Now, assembled as a whole, the machines can be perceived as an even larger operation—a mind susceptible to change, alert to the conditions that effect it.
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It is unlikely that the partisan, rushed, secretive and demonstrably flawed processes that produced TCJA and now Tax Reform 85033 are going to be perceived as fair.
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Most likely, Trump will be perceived as a martyr even if he keels over of natural causes in the Oval Office sometime in the next three years.
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At the waist of the figure, there is another pair of tights that have been stuffed to simulate rabbit ears or what could be perceived as arms.
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Regardless of how unfit you may be to hold an infant, saying "I'll pass, thanks" can be perceived as a grave insult, so just go for it.
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Reid told MSNBC in an interview earlier Thursday that he wouldn't be endorsing before that contest, saying that he didn't want it to be perceived as unfair.
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She was one of the first major candidates to be perceived as a loose cannon and as a sound-bite generator that ultimately worked against the party.
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"The Prince Series works can reasonably be perceived to have transformed Prince from a vulnerable, uncomfortable person to an iconic, larger-than-life figure," the judge said.
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Chief Justice John Roberts has openly worried that the court could be perceived as acting in a partisan way if it intervenes in such inherently political decisions.
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In Silicon Valley, to be perceived as inadequately open-minded — as defined by the norms of this peculiar culture — induces awkwardness at best and, sometimes, outright hostility.
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It can be perceived as a vote of no confidence in NYFW, which just happens to be the most significant export of the institution Ford now leads.
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A handful of prominent Democrats have said Biden&aposs work for Burisma, for which he was paid up to $50,000 per month, could be perceived as corrupt.
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However, e-cigarette companies have also targeted vulnerable youth with clever marketing campaigns and appealing sweet flavors, which can be perceived as less harmful than tobacco flavors.
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When I profiled Lum for Refinery29 last August, she had just returned from filming and was anxious about how her first foray into drama might be perceived.
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"I would highlight, however, that the fact that they could conduct a high-profile attack should not be perceived as a sign of growing strength," he said.
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"We want to be involved, but we don't want to do anything that could be perceived as negative or could actually have the opposite effect," Gould said.
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Leonsis would outsource the bookmaking, because owning a team while taking bets on its games would be perceived as a conflict of interest (and probably be illegal).
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"The fact that you have to spend your cognitive energy on how you're going to be perceived is stressful and detracts from your educational experience," she said.
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Letting myself be perceived as an outsider made me very vulnerable in what turned out to be an intensely political culture, and it deprived me of allies.
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They're closer to the goal of fulfilling a campaign promise, but they're about to take a vote that will be perceived, rightly or wrongly, as abandoning sick people.
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Jon is also aware of this gesture and the legacy of Torrhen Stark, "the king who knelt," and how it could be perceived as a submission to power.
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Trump added last week he turned down seven deals with "one big player, great player" worth $1 billion because it may be perceived as a conflict of interest.
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The fact that anything online is infinitely copyable makes it tough for artists to establish a sense of scarcity necessary for their work to be perceived as valuable.
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The pulling or tugging on the retina may be perceived as lightning-like flashes, "like a strobe light off to the side of your vision," Dr. Taylor said.
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Although bankers expect the deal to get done, some banks could have difficulty supporting the deal for fear of how their support would be perceived by Qatar's neighbours.
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For them, being online isn't about assuming they have privacy, but actively managing the information about themselves to reflect how they want to be perceived through their posts.
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I think if Coop was a man, we would not be able to play on the intimacy as much because it could be perceived as [them being] gay.
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Niko is passionate about finding companies that might be perceived as crazy, funny, and controversial and enjoys investing in consumer products and services that streamline cumbersome business processes.
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Actually I think that the Cargo In The Blood works could be perceived as being against taxonomies and the supposed empirical laws that dictate their rigid, prescribed classification.
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Rather than view the global novel through a Western lens, it is important to ask what allows certain books to be perceived as global in the first place.
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President Donald Trump has been positive about China's help with the Korean situation, and strategists expect the meetings with U.S. officials in China to be perceived as positive.
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I now have to worry how my Wows will be perceived, or the fact that I Liked something last year that in hindsight I clearly should have Hahaed.
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Her life has already been a canvas for debates about stay-at-home motherhood, marriage, ambition and the tendency of female leaders to be perceived as less likable.
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Fairly or not, the "superdelegates" have come to be perceived as a system that values a few elites over the many -- something we find anathema to our values.
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If the term Chee-na can be perceived as a slur against Chinese people, why did the two Hong Kong politicians include it in their oath-taking remarks?
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"I remember there was one point where we were just afraid of how our personal lives overlapping our work life could be perceived by our bosses," she said.
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And then there's Mr. Thomas's and Mr. Lee's proposition that a contestant-baiting TV host might be perceived by his public as someone fit to rule the world.
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However, the Congress Party has come to be perceived as one that favors the Gandhi family — Rahul is the fourth generation to lead the party — over the country.
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But for McKinsey, it underscored the risk of consulting in an unstable part of the world, where the company might be perceived as enabling autocratic or corrupt governments.
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"Consultants are often in tenuous positions with clients, so you should aim to be perceived as a colleague — not someone who's jockeying for position or income," Pelgrims said.
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But by his own telling, Magyar Telekom executives had discouraged such a direct attempt, on the grounds that he would be perceived as too close to the government.
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Deutsch's comments are the latest to hold women to a different standard than their male counterparts, while promoting troubling stereotypes about how women in power can be perceived.
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The one that stops trying to be perceived as fair by Trumpian critics whose beef is with journalism itself, and shakes off the old obsession with political neutrality?
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"Every business in the nation that wanted to be perceived as modern in that Art Deco era had to have neon," a preservationist and historian told The Times.
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But I also immediately began to worry about how I would be perceived as a black girl in the Ivy League, and where I would find my community.
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The team that's been running Spitzer can easily boast a successful mission with the telescope, even as it's coming to what might be perceived as a premature end.
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Many states consider a smell to be too smelly if it can still be perceived at a dilution of seven parts clean air to one part sampled air.
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Loans that help finance his companies and permits issued by local government or foreign entities — even on projects that are already built — could be perceived as special favors.
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The President has faced pressure from the NRA and GOP lawmakers who represent conservative districts to avoid supporting measures that would be perceived as restrictive to gun owners.
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Erase the past two years from memory, throw in a top-five draft pick, then recalibrate how Hoiberg deserves to be perceived, and Chicago's track suddenly makes sense.
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Then, over that, I sculpted features like the very deep scarps, cliff sides, sulfur fields, volcanoes, craters, and things that might be perceived from a closer vantage point.
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The foreign policy expert Walter Russell Mead produces outstanding analyses: if everything about his thinking were exactly the same but he went by Wally Mead, he'd be perceived differently.
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With restaurants you can be perceived to be successful, but the bottom line is you might not be making any money, or as busy as everyone assumes you are.
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For this reason, humans aren't particularly aware of the richness of information that can be transmitted through the air, and can be perceived by a highly sensitive olfactory system.
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While we agree that the Style Code may be perceived as subjective, we aim to create a stylized, elevated atmosphere where the majority of patrons adhere to this code.
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"To the extent the 24 hour notice could be an issue or be perceived as an issue, we want to take that off the table," she wrote via email.
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"I might be perceived as someone who has a female sex to be pretty masculine by the gender standards of femininity that exists" in the mid-Atlantic, Brauer said.
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But it has previously shied away from taking a view on executive pay, due to concerns that its actions would be perceived as being influenced by Scandinavian pay conditions.
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One day, he continued, "it will be perceived that by so diminishing the independence of the magistrates, not only has judicial power been attacked, but the democratic republic itself".
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Health care could be volatile as a Trump administration may be perceived to be more amenable to Big Pharma but medical services providers could suffer in the ACA rollback.
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"Nobody was talking about gaming smartphones [before the Razer phone], without us doing that, the genre would still be perceived as casual gaming," Tan told TechCrunch in an interview.
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He also suggested that California judges may be a reluctant to be perceived as too lenient after Santa Clara County Judge Aaron Persky was recalled from office in June.
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However, Wonder Woman can be perceived as tricky because of heightened expectations and perceptions surrounding Wonder Woman, feminism, strength, and what many think a superhero's story should look like.
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"Someone who voted for a procedural vote to end the process will really be perceived as a no vote against impeachment," Fleming told reporters Friday, according to Roll Call.
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Once you're on the live shows I can't imagine what's it like to have to consider how what your doing is going to be perceived by the general public.
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It's a cherished and heartwarming memory for the family, but viewed from the outside, it will be perceived as overprivileged and materialistic enough to inspire a thousand mean tweets.
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After being informed of his "intimidating" behavior, Jackson "concurred with that statement, and responded that even his wife tells him he can be perceived as intimidating," the memo said.
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International reputational politics, too, is a significant force: Nations seeking to project a humanitarian identity, to themselves and others, do not want to be perceived as callous or exclusionary.
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Lawrence M. Noble, the general counsel at the nonpartisan Campaign Legal Center, said the Clintons had been "somewhat tone deaf" about how their relationship with donors would be perceived.
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As a result of these regulations, Hollywood filmmakers are required to cut out any scenes, dialogue, and themes that may be perceived as a slight to the Chinese government.
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Having stripped away all the clues that she usually provided to indicate how she wanted to be perceived, she was left with bare physical characteristics that read as male.
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Shrewd calculations focused on short-term political survival and misguided notions of what constitutes "strength" appear to outweigh any consideration of how political actions domestically might be perceived abroad.
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Rather than spaces of abstracted expertise, the cultural sphere should perhaps be perceived by the public as a zone in which to negotiate what we may not agree on.
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"WWE is a decidedly PG-oriented product today, which means a porn actor working for them could be perceived as a public relations issue," explains Guardian journalist Dave Schilling.
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Voters might not necessarily realize it, but graphic design plays an important role in political campaigns, alerting us to how a candidate wishes to be perceived by the public.
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Trump said last month that such a plan could be under consideration, before apparently reversing course, saying that indexing capital gains taxes to inflation could be perceived as elitist.
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Later on some of the major implementers decided they did not want to support these as they did not want to be perceived as supporting the use of firearms.
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Considering the Chiefs' standing as the A.F.C.'s top seed — which, even with the loss, did not change — the outcome may be perceived in some quarters as an upset.
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Those phalanxes of adorable singing fetuses (Jill Keys did the anatomically specific costumes) might be perceived as the ultimate guilt-tripping fantasy for anyone thinking about terminating a pregnancy.
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Less defensible would be the desire to discourage the patronage of a certain category of customer whose presence might be perceived as a turnoff to the more upscale majority.
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Even with that essential family tutelage and a Michelin star of her own, Ms. Techamuanvivit worried before starting the job here that she would be perceived as an interloper.
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Trump said last month that such a plan could be under consideration, before apparently reversing course, saying that indexing capital gains taxes to inflation could be perceived as elitist.
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It just feels better to take our perception as reality, to at least try to convince ourselves of Berkeley's slogan, esse est percipi — to be is to be perceived.
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Clinton, and he took it upon himself to announce that "no reasonable prosecutor" would bring charges against her, after concluding that Ms. Lynch might be perceived as politically compromised.
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As she continues talking in her confessional, she starts to open up about how PDA with a woman stresses her out, because of how she'll be perceived by others.
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He added that the freed pastor is Canadian, "so the North may find it easier to release him" than to be perceived as capitulating to a bellicose American president.
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"Every business in the nation that wanted to be perceived as modern in that Art Deco era had to have neon," a neon preservationist and historian told The Times.
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Audrey watched the game and knew better than to ask questions—she wasn't a chess player, but she could tell when her ignorance would not be perceived as cute.
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Politically, meanwhile, adding a dubious accusation of bribery to the articles of impeachment could be perceived as overreach, giving reluctant members of the chamber an excuse to vote no.
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But will the different possible outcomes of the future of work be perceived as 'fun and games' by the losers of those games as much as by the victors?
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But critics are concerned it could increase yields on bonds of governments with high debt, as they would be perceived by investors as at greater risk of being restructured.
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But how would a young black man be perceived, even today, in the same situation, styled in similar adolescent fashion and with hair that made him look like Questlove?
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Further complicating the issue for women is that speaking about issues that some may assume come with the territory can lead them to be perceived as weak, she said.
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The cardinal sin for sports plutocrat types like the FIFA Council is to be perceived as mixing politics and sports, no matter how much the two are actually intertwined.
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He was once happy "to be perceived as towards the dovish end of the spectrum," as he puts it, meaning that he was thought likely to favour lower interest rates.
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"Although New York might be perceived as the city that offers the most opportunities, realistically, job opportunities are scarce and competition is high," WalletHub analyst Jill Gonzalez tells Brick Underground.
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That might lead to irrational exuberance and extreme losses, but it should also be perceived as a tremendous re-opening of the capital markets beyond just a few elite investors.
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But it suits him for now to be perceived as fighting the President rather than his fellow Democrats -- since any such bouts would simply elevate hopefuls who currently trail him.
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If the strategy does not work for one of them, however, retail politics in the Granite State may no longer be perceived as a viable path to the White House.
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"I wouldn't put up with anything that would be perceived as intimidating or harassing," Palin said when asked whether she had experienced any harassment during her time with Fox News.
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In one split-second mistake — brought on, ironically, by the fear that he will be perceived as a criminal — the things that made him who he is no longer matter.
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As a journalist, you want to make sure you're telling the actual story as it is, and not as you see it or how you want it to be perceived.
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She said she left teaching because of fear of how she would be perceived, so it was refreshing to be back in the world of education as her true self.
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Kryst transitioned in college, and after she got that initial chop, the North Carolina native worried about how she would be perceived, especially on her journey to being a lawyer.
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Some told me that using them is like "cheating," and others swore to me that they have never used them because it'd be perceived in the scene as being lame.
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"There's a legitimate fear that stepping away, even for a short while, will be perceived as a lack of career seriousness and make re-entry even more difficult," she said.
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You see a lot of people that are having all these hits and that can't sell tickets, but they'll be perceived as the people that got a lot going on.
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Trump has called both Boris Johnson and Nigel Farage "very good guys," and a meeting with them could be perceived as interference in Britain's domestic politics at a delicate time.
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To put it cynically: In a post-truth world, universal democratic values such as free speech and artistic freedom can also be perceived as political interests, rather than inherent values.
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" Apparently by assuring the president would not be "taking any actions that could be perceived as exploiting the office of the presidency," what his lawyer meant was, "f*ck you.
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"And a smart girl can only be smart so long as she isn't too beautiful to be taken seriously or to be perceived as much of a threat," she added.
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In public, Robinson attempts to tone down or suppress any behaviors that might be perceived as "gay"—wearing more traditionally masculine clothing, lowering his voice, and not using hand gestures.
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His frequent references to these women, as part of the interview and throughout this confirmation process, appeared intended to signal that he could be perceived as an ally to women.
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He is positioning himself so that he would be acceptable to independents and in no way wants to be perceived as a captive of the right-wing of his party.
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"We regret that it may be perceived as such, and in turn have removed the image from our digital and social media channels and will discontinue its use effective immediately."
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The Hill: Graham believes Democrats' focus on doing away with the Electoral College should be perceived by voters as a push to make "rural America to go away," politically speaking.
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Anything that could be perceived as buckling under U.S. pressure, such as amending China's laws, would run contrary to the "iron man" image Xi has created through his tough rhetoric.
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Failure by national Democrats to follow their lead, and make all necessary funds available to Jones, will be perceived by much of the base as an abdication of party principles.
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Judges are left with making a decision based on what they see in the defendant in front of them, in the hope that the punishment will be perceived as fair.
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They mark an occasion and say something about how an individual would like to be perceived publicly, like mini Christmas cards that can be tweeted and posted online year-round.
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" The idea was ultimately ditched, said the club manager, Alessandro Crisafulli, "because we received emails telling us it could be perceived as offensive in some cultures, for instance in America.
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"Hmm, maybe," my sister responded—but she quickly pointed out that commitment was shamed among people her age so intensely that even casual sex could be perceived as too intimate.
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"And we were very concerned that we not be perceived as taking sides in the election, injecting ourselves into a very heated campaign" or undermining the integrity of the election.
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Communication expert Leonard Mlodinow makes the case that even if two people say exactly the same thing, the one who says it most expressively will be perceived as being smarter.
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Months before it became public, senior Google officials were worried about how the Maven contract would be perceived inside and outside the company, The New York Times reported this week.
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At the same time, no one wants to be perceived as linking the Viewing Platform to a broader marketing campaign to revitalize New York's tourist economy; this would be distasteful.
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You're right in that this could be the best thing you've ever done technically, musically or whatever, and it won't be perceived that way—that's just the way it goes.
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In Princess Hayfa's interview with Mr. Arnaut, she glosses over the dueling narratives in the country, and steers clear of anything that could be perceived as critical of the government.
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Such a requisite, Dr. Mergler said, can perpetuate harmful gender stereotypes, leaving girls to believe that they should sit and look pretty, while boys may be perceived as active explorers.
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Because Congress is split between a Democratic House and a Republican Senate, Democrats are nervous that impeachment will be perceived as a political fight, especially if they rush into it.
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"Because I am training and in the public eye, I do take into consideration how things I put out into the world can be perceived," said Ms. DiGiulian, the climber.
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To take that burden off yourself of thinking about how it's going to be perceived by other people or myself has kind of made me feel that much more comfortable.
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On the page, other people can be perceived through the screen of a narrator's consciousness: Diana's unreality is a symptom of her husband's self-absorption, an index of his unreliability.
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Rising Sign Your rising sign, also called your ascendant, represents "the face we wear to the world, how people perceive you, and how you want to be perceived," Stardust explains.
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They could be perceived differently, affecting student course evaluations or peer and administrator assessments, effects that are likely to be compounded for women, people of color, L.G.B.T., or older people.
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" It added, "For a judge to appear to endorse Trump's views would be perceived by the public to be an expression of opinion on issues of profound importance to Canadians.
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In interviews at campaign events in recent days, many Iowans were still wavering, often listing several candidates they liked but also reasons that each candidate could be perceived as weak.
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The clothes clearly stand for the way in which she wants her leadership to be perceived: low-key, unflashy yet alluringly slick and fully capable of getting the job done.
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Analysts there downgraded the stock this month — which could be perceived as a bad sign, given that Morgan Stanley helped price the $17-a-share IPO in the first place.
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Women do have to make edits to the way they look and the way they speak and the way they present themselves in order to be perceived as in power.
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They also [included] The Weekly Standard and [considered including] The Daily Caller in their fact-checking teams, because they didn't want to be perceived as left-wing fact-checker friendly.
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"Very few want to stick their heads up and be perceived as complaining directly, and even fewer trust this White House to do anything helpful on their issues," he said.
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But they also mean he'll be perceived as an enemy by the very system he intends to lead, and that his promises of sweeping change might collapse into total disappointment.
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The problem is, Crawford isn't going to be perceived (or paid) like the world's best while he's at 140 pounds, which is starting to resemble the welterweight division's Triple-A.
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A member of Wednesday's panel noted that this could be perceived as a conflict of interest and asked Willerton if it was right that the governing bodies were the final arbiter.
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Even when the newborn stage has long passed and they're still desperate for rest, mothers also fear trying sleep strategies that might be perceived, by themselves or their babies, as abandonment.
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" Whereas participatory artworks, something the German artist has made a specialty, offer something different: the chance "to be perceived differently, to express something you normally can't express within an everyday setting.
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Zhao and Yuan say they want Proven's skincare products to be accessible but they also argue that beauty products priced too cheaply can be perceived by women as ineffective or undesirable.
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Yet the strategy is a familiar one to women trying to diffuse conflict and have few tools at their disposal because they can't afford to be perceived as nagging or reactionary.
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Piffaretti's paintings are objects created with a certain kind of syntactical structure that evinces a snappy relationship to the ideas they represent, and demands to be perceived in a specific way.
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The report documents members of the administration agonizing over the potential that a public statement about the hacking efforts — while Obama was actively campaigning for Clinton — would be perceived as political.
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The stark lack of female representation in the political sphere represents a disconnect with China's desire to be perceived on the international stage as an egalitarian country that's friendly to women.
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The Hawaii Emergency Management Agency and other public safety agents will have to assess residual radiation or fallout with specialized instruments, since radiation can not be perceived by the human senses.
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" NBC ran a much-mocked piece warning how "some Muslim Americans and community leaders expressed concerns over how their religion would be perceived and whether Muslims would become targets of violence.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads NEW DELHI — Hybrid creatures in legends and myths speak to our collective imagination as a tool to perceive that which cannot be perceived or understood.
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"The market doesn't like change, so I think it would be perceived initially as negative," said Michael Sprung, president at Sprung Investment Management about the potential impact of such a clause.
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If you're over-the-top on the praise front and refuse to mention even one, tiny thing you'd change, you might be perceived as lacking a critical eye or creative savvy.
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Roberts has said he's worried that if the court starts striking down some states' maps, it'll have to litigate every redistricting plan in the country, and will be perceived as partisan.
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Spitting wine into a bucket could be perceived as pretty wasteful; after all, you're just enjoying a bit of a bottle's flavor, then tossing out both the booze and the product.
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Gen Z considers the brands they support to be a reflection of their values, and the products they buy a way of telling the world how they wish to be perceived.
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The Patent and Trademark Office in 2014 denied a request by Brunetti for a trademark on FUCT, saying the trademark would be perceived as equivalent to the profanity it sounds like.
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"The psychological factor of losing the capital, losing one of the big cities in Turkey, could be perceived by voters as the beginning of the decline," said political analyst Murat Yetkin.
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Slate once called Jonathan Franzen, the novelist and an accomplished birder, "the world's most annoying bird-watcher" because he said he was embarrassed to be perceived as a dweeb with binoculars.
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"To command a higher price point, there needs to be perceived exclusivity, brand prestige, benefits or functionality that justifies the price," said Carol Roth, a CNBC contributor and small business expert.
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For example, Hillary Clinton, Condoleeza Rice, and Nancy Pelosi are more likely to be perceived as less warm than prototypical females, and also receive backlash when act they like prototypical males.
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And Lap Chi Chu's lighting speaks of a time when a shaft of sun, or the sight of a loved one wreathed in candlelight, might be perceived as a heavenly communication.
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"On the one hand, I don't want to be perceived as approving of what Mr. O'Keefe has done but at least he's doing it for an ideological end," Mr. Koppel said.
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Think of this as you would think of any factor that might be perceived as a drawback by a potential employer, said John Borrowman, a recruiter with the firm Borrowman Baker.
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FAHY: I really loved the episode in Season 2 where Sutton is struggling with being a people person and being nervous that she might be perceived as just being overly flirty.
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Still, there has long been a wide gap between how Mr. Trump would like his White House to be perceived (a "well-oiled machine") and the reality of how it operates.
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The political climate has also made it tougher to overhaul the tax system in any way that could be perceived as a tax increase, whether in good economic times or bad.
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"Walk on Water" — the first single from his forthcoming album, "Revival" — is grim and ponderous and, to its credit, seems to understand that it might be perceived as grim and ponderous.
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It's a situation that Bachelor alums from years past haven't faced, but points to the increased pressure contestants feel to be perceived positively on social media during and after the show.
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Inside the White House, a debate broke out, centered on concerns that had become ever-present since the virus first emerged: How would the government's actions be perceived by the public?
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Campaign logos aren't as important as a candidates' positions on the big issues or their voting records, but they do signal something important about how candidates would like to be perceived.
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"We are not bullish on Tesla longer term, especially as, over time, we believe Tesla could be perceived by the market more and more like a traditional auto OEM," Jonas wrote.
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The writers' room was split, according to Generation Friends: "There was a fear … that bringing Chandler and Monica together would be perceived as near-incestuous" since they'd always been platonic pals.
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"We understood how these firings could be perceived, but it would be unfair to not hold these two employees to the same standards as the rest of our staff," he wrote.
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As Republicans struggle to make good on their promise to repeal ObamaCare, the GOP does not want to be perceived as taking insurance away from as many as 22019 million Americans.
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So I started closing my door 10 minutes before he came in, because I really didn't want to be perceived as someone who was there for any reason but my talent.
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So I not only feel pressure to perform AT everyone else's level, I feel pressure to EXCEED everyone else at a hearing just to be perceived as operating on a similar plane.
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Mizuho Securities analyst Irina Koffler wrote that Valeant's credit may now be perceived as riskier and that the company may have to pay higher interest rates under loan amendments it is negotiating.
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It may also result in the church being viewed as more open and accepting, especially in cultures where the church faces "competition" from other churches that may be perceived as more welcoming.
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This set of emails, first reported by the New York Times, show senior executives in Google Cloud worrying about how Google's involvement in Project Maven would be perceived once it became public.
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There hasn't been a lot of investment so far; people have been conservative because of the nature of how it would be perceived, but come November, a new world will open up.
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Even though I'm having what can be perceived as an art world moment right now, I want to make sure the people I am speaking to have full access to the work.
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Central to "The Bad Guys and the Good Guys" (2010–2016) is a figure that at a glance looks extraterrestrial, but with time can be perceived to be holding a Chokwe mask.
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Then on Tuesday, Disney delivered what could only be perceived as a fierce punch back: it will end its distribution deal with Netflix in 2019, launching its own standalone subscription service instead.
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But isn't the fact that Facebook considers this a PR problem (as well as an actual problem, I believe) proof that it does not want to be perceived as a liberal organization?
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However, the catalogues' eventual incorporation of critical texts, which could influence how the exhibitions could be perceived, suggests that not only were the Salon exhibitions focused on modern life, they reflected it.
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"Their actions can cause fear and anxiety to other people, this could be perceived as intimidating and threatening which could lead to public order offences, arrest and a criminal record," Chief Supt.
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"We're not coming here to teach Italians to make coffee — nothing like that at all," Mr. Schultz said, adding that Starbucks should not be perceived as a threat to local coffee bars.
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The Clinton campaign deliberated over how to avoid a split-screen scenario that could be perceived as insensitive, but in the end, proceeded with its plan to make the unveil on Friday.
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The good news first: A study published online in Social Psychological and Personality Science suggests that people who swear more may be more honest, or may be perceived as being more honest.
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Netanyahu's rightist government has largely reserved comment on the furor over Corbyn - a veteran and vocal pro-Palestinian campaigner - with aides citing reluctance to be perceived as meddling in Britain's internal affairs.
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"There are certainly security aspects of their return, it cannot be perceived as if just some women and children should be returned to Bosnia from somewhere," Security Minister Dragan Mektic told Reuters.
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"As I grow up, and knowing that the people who I'm reaching are so young, it for sure changes my perspective on how I want to be perceived," the Descendants star said.
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Smiling increases your likelihood of being swiped right on by 14 percent, and that's because smiling signals approachability and kindness, and who doesn't want to be perceived as being kind and approachable?
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In a moment where I intended to admire the courage of a few of my sisters, I said something that I now realize can be perceived as not respectful, and I apologize.
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In an email to the school obtained by Fox Business, Papa John's acknowledged that conversation over Schnatter, and how the company could be perceived, played a crucial role in the hectic miscommunication.
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Trump's ambitious call to reboot one of his campaign promises presents political peril if Republicans expect to be perceived next year, in his words, as "the party of health care" (The Hill).
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And its title points to the ways in which Mr. Gursky's work can be perceived — at a distance as bold, vibrant geometric forms, or up close, as detailed depictions of everyday life.
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According to new Harvard University research, if you ask questions during a conversation, and specifically smart follow-up questions, you're more likely to be perceived as likable, both online and in person.
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While I may initially be perceived as an outsider because I am not Sudanese, I am not an outsider when it comes to the issue of child brides and child sexual assault.
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Speaking before the vote, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said she does not believe that Omar understood the "weight of her words" or that they would be perceived by some as anti-Semitic.
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So to call the film poetic is not a cliché to me; it's often what I aspire to do in my movies, and I love that it can be perceived as such.
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But having covered Trump's campaign for much of the last 11 months, I had an idea of how it would be perceived, regardless of the details or potential problems and red flags.
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"Nobody wants to be perceived of as picking on the little guy, but the lone scavenger is now an organized, sophisticated mob of scavenger collectives that systematically removes valuable recyclables," it continues.
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"I don't want to be perceived as someone who just bought my way into this world or used my currency as a means to get in," Mr. Thompson said in an interview.
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That caused me to change my mind about this whole thing, because I realized this is not, I can't be perceived as someone who won't take on legitimate criticism of his views.
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Not just Asians, but anybody who is different or had a different upbringing has that moment where they have to betray something that they love because of how it might be perceived.
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Obama worried that any response before the election could "provoke an escalation" from Russian President Vladimir Putin or "be perceived as political interference in an already volatile campaign," according to the Post.
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But several activists have been warned by professors that they may be perceived as assisting "hostile foreign forces," according to Xiao Meili, a graduate of the Communication University of China in Beijing.
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And the reality is that women, and particularly women of color, actually do need to work twice, or three times, or four times as hard to be perceived as once as good.
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But given the timing after Trump's acquittal, the move certainly looks like an attempt to close ranks and root out those who might be perceived as being insufficiently loyal to the president.
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If it turns out that the forcible aspect of the encounter isn't considered extreme, what happened might not be perceived as bad enough to warrant punishment — even if the accusers are believed.
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Mr. Anastasiades and the Turkish Cypriot leader, Mustafa Akinci, both said that they had agreed that the security of one community should not be perceived as a threat by the other community.
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When we first meet her, she is smiling, ingratiating, hoping to be perceived as intelligent and trustworthy, and slightly on the defensive, not unlike a teacher on the first day of class.
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No policymaker charged with the oversight of Puerto Rico wants to be perceived as being aligned against the interests of the over 3 million residents whose lives they are responsible to protect.
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They wage armed jihad but are also a nationalist, political movement that in certain areas strives to be perceived as a better provider of services and security than the government in Kabul.
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We use the broad category of "Dreamers," but we should remove the statistics and highlight the faces and stories of those impacted by what can be perceived as open season on immigrants.
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Both Jim and George were delightful interviewees, alternating between earnestness about the elusiveness of a perfect sound and sardonic "what are ya gonna do" about how any of it might be perceived.
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As the only black girl in her class, she doesn't want to be perceived as loud, aggressive, or difficult — even around her white best friend (Sabrina Carpenter) and her boyfriend, Chris (K.
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I'm not saying that's what Taylor Swift did on the BBMA stage, but someone on her team should have known that this is how it would be perceived and advised her against it.
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On Wall Street and in the City of London, hyperambition and an 'always on' attitude are richly rewarded and people are often wary of revealing something that could be perceived as a weakness.
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I want to be the first person to have his very own flesh-and-bone avatar—various versions of myself who represent me in the ways I'd like to be perceived in public.
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By pitting fans against one another to see who has cheered/tipped the most, Twitch could potentially encourage increased spending by the channel's viewers who want to be perceived as a top fan.
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A Philadelphia Police Department patch Philadelphia City Council President Darrell Clarke introduced a bill on Thursday that would prohibit local public employees from displaying symbols that could be perceived as promoting hate speech.
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Historic houses can be perceived as static — and indeed it's that preservation in time that makes them important — yet these kinds of interventions bring in new visitors and foster a deeper community relationship.
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The mission of the four charmingly fretful performers onstage, should they choose to accept it, is to create the world — or at least the human consciousness that allows a world to be perceived.
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While security, in this case, could be perceived as a feature, my read on what Apple is doing is going a step beyond simply making security a feature and making it a priority.
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Pointing when you talk This defensive gesture can be perceived as rude and might also make your job interviewer feel like you're trying to deflect and avert suspicion, Glass previously told Business Insider.
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"Anything that can be perceived as lowering the 'hard Brexit' risk would reduce the probability of one the major downside risks to the global economic outlook," said Kallum Pickering, senior economist at Berenberg.
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But in Russia, it would be perceived as a powerful symbol of its rehabilitation as an Olympic nation and as a vindication of its stance that it was unfairly targeted by doping accusations.
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Apple wants songwriting royalties fixed at 9.1 cents per 100 streams Apple's proposal could be perceived as a harsh blow against Spotify, a company quickly becoming its central rival in the music industry.
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In fact, it is hard to believe they would accept funding for a wall in any form given that it would be perceived as a big victory for Trump and a promise delivered.
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A central challenge is that it's difficult for women to be perceived as both competent and likable: If they're seen as competent, they're grating nags, while if they're perceived as nice, they're airheads.
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In May, she will headline a spring concert at Hollins University, a small, private women's college in Roanoke, Va. #WhiteGirlProblems Ms. Carroll is very much aware of how she may be perceived artistically.
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Users can set audio beacons at specific destinations and places, and the app will provide 3D audio cues (which can be perceived directionally) to help improve their "ambient awareness" as they travel there.
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Such analogies are likely to be perceived again in the tributes to Bush, who was almost universally regarded as a gentleman and a throwback to a more civil and magnanimous era of politics.
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And even though I still struggle with perfectionism with myself, I look at others and see things that might culturally be perceived as flaws, and notice that everyone has something like that somewhere.
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But this new weapon, by maintaining parity in some respects (ability to penetrate air defenses), destabilizes parity on others (it reduces Russia's response time and could be perceived as a first-strike weapon).
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On the other hand, if they didn't do anything, the bank could be perceived as cutting a lucrative break for Mr. Trump, whose administration wields regulatory and law enforcement power over the bank.
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"They are very open about their husbands and the issues that can be perceived as positive or negative," Tara Nesbit said, sitting at her dining room table surrounded by a laptop and files.
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"However, those guidelines could result in misunderstandings or be perceived as inconsistent, and the LEGO Group has therefore adjusted the guidelines for sales of LEGO bricks in very large quantities," the statement continued.
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In 1989, Rose's gambling could reasonably be perceived to threaten the integrity of baseball, with the 1919 Chicago Black Sox scandal of throwing the series for money as the only remotely comparable analogy.
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Women who behave in ways that don't fit the gender norm, for example being assertive in their career, have been found to be perceived as less likeable and less likely to be hired.
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Since 9/11, travelers have adapted to policies that may be perceived as inconvenient, such as being required to take off their shoes and to pack limited liquids in their carry-on bags.
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He said that there might be variation in our perception given that, within the two pathways Professor Hartmann outlined, there were more nuanced ways for sounds to be perceived by the inner ear.
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They understood they would be perceived as privileged white kids who live in gated communities, so they made alliances with groups that focus on urban school violence and shared the stage with them.
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The problem, Ms. Hoppock argued, is that if, given all this, prosecutors "decide to drop certain counts against the defendants," they will be perceived as "unfairly disfavoring" the woman and favoring the police.
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These mounting frustrations forced the local government to adjust the program for a more radical approach, mandating the killing of larger sharks that could be perceived as an inherent threat to public safety.
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Though it may be perceived as narcissism, in fact, each sister is taking thousands of shots of themselves in the hopes that they will one day uncover the Holy Grail of their own visage.
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Roberts has left no doubt that one of his greatest fears is that the court he leads will be perceived as nothing more than exactly that kind of cog in the Republican political machine.
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The question stemmed from recent reports that an agent who worked on the special counsel Robert Mueller's team before being removed in August sent texts last year that could be perceived as anti-Trump.
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He added: "This would have significant implications if it became public knowledge, and it would be perceived as a partisan play that would undermine our Ukraine policy, and it would undermine our national security."
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"In a moment where I intended to admire the courage of a few of my sisters, I said something that I now realize can be perceived as not respectful, and I apologize," Summers continued.
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Zuckerberg's choice of locations to visit, and who he chooses to meet when he's there, reveals a lot about how he wants to be perceived — and, perhaps more importantly, how he perceives the country.
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What the show seems to have successfully revived is the idea that photographs are among the best ways for art to allow the multitude of lived experiences to be perceived, ordered, and ultimately recorded.
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Blige kicked off the interview by asking the question so many have wondered: Why does she struggle to bridge the gap between how she wants to be perceived and the way people perceive her?
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The absence of financial gain is seemingly attracting young people who would otherwise be unlikely to commit more traditional crimes, with many claiming to be unaware that their activities would be perceived as criminal.
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"Having delivered several updates characterised by forecast stability, today's update will likely be perceived somewhat by the stock market as a disappointment, but to a great extent explicable by wider market turmoil," he said.
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Ending chain migration may be more impactful policy, but he understands the power of the wall as a concept and in terms of the way he and his presidency will be perceived and judged.
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They shine a light of brilliance on what could otherwise be perceived as a cold and meticulous pursuit of color fields, infusing the show with the life, energy, and mystery of the natural world.
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"I wouldn't put up with anything that would be perceived as intimidating or harassing," Palin told Tapper in the interview, held a day after Fox host Bill O'Reilly was forced out of the network.
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"Davutoglu's resignation should not be perceived as an internal party issue, all democracy supporters must resist this palace coup," Kilicdaroglu said at a news conference at his Republican People's Party (CHP) headquarters in Ankara.
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The car seat devices, required for children younger than 4, must emit audio and visual signals that can be perceived both inside and outside vehicles if a child is left behind by a driver.
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"In a moment where I intended to admire the courage of a few of my sisters, I said something that I now realize can be perceived as not respectful, and I apologize," she continued.
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"Those images look to me like they would be perceived as cues to infectious disease or parasites," said Kupfer, who studies the emotion of disgust and the role it plays in our daily lives.
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Last week Finance Minister Euclid Tsakalotos said that a buffer should be enough, arguing that a precautionary credit line could be perceived erroneously as meaning Greece was not ready to leave its bailout program.
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Once these businesses have announced their S-1 filing, they go into a "quiet period" where they are not supposed to talk to the media because it could be perceived as promoting their stock.
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Amid the maniacal mockery, pleasing though it could be perceived to be, Devolver didn't do what it could to give the indie devs it works so closely with a platform they'd genuinely benefit from.
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I knew it was wrong, but I was too shy to say no to this crowd and — I'll confess — I didn't want to be perceived as being allied with a pariah of such magnitude.
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It might be perceived as cheesy, but the "positive news" in it is a good reminder that the frequency of what's covered by media does not reflect the reality of how the world is.
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For three days, Senate Democrats have been trying to poke holes in Kavanaugh's seemingly squeaky clean record, and highlight areas that he could be perceived as an extreme conservative judge on, including abortion rights.
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Firing Mr. Sessions would be perceived as an effort to replace him with an attorney general who is not conflicted out of the investigation and capable of taking control of it for Mr. Trump.
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The underwhelming effort in Kuwait may be perceived by Iraqis as a vote of no-confidence from the international community in Abadi's government, said Nathaniel Rabkin, managing editor of the newsletter Inside Iraqi Politics.
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Jerry's take is Gucci's at fault no matter how you slice it, because it's either not socially conscious of how an item like this would be perceived ... or it's flat-out being racist intentionally.
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He said he felt pressure to find fame and be perceived as wealthy, but with Ms. Rosenbaum as a guide, he felt like he could finally trust himself, and the external pressure fell away.
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Last month, as President Macron was about to fly to St. Petersburg to meet President Vladimir V. Putin, I asked a Russian diplomat how the French head of state would be perceived in Russia.
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Some women in high-power corporate governance positions said that they preferred not to bring up gender as an issue in discussions with management on concern they will be perceived to have an agenda.
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Some members of that group would go on to take enough indirect shots at the Squad in the press that their comments could be perceived more like a distancing strategy than a momentary indiscretion.
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Hansen explained that while the country's decision could be perceived as a risk – given that other countries may now look to increase their market share – it also showed a willingness to sustain positive momentum.
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Some proponents of the product say lining up the pieces like that makes nail-laminated timber stronger than cross-laminated timber, which has more seams, and can be perceived as weaker because of it.
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The inflation rate could be perceived as good news by ECB policymakers, who are looking to end a bond purchasing program by the end of the year and possibly raise interest rates next year.
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Only in the bizarre Trump orbit could the exit of a national security adviser seen as an ideologue and aggressive hawk also be perceived in some ways as the removal of a stabilizing force.
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"Cuomo has made it clear he wants to be perceived as a builder, which is in fundamental tension not just with the subway's more urgent needs, but the MTA's overall financial situation," he explained.
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"I thought it was really interesting that's how the Barclays Center wanted to be perceived — that all Brooklynites go to the Barclays Center, and if you're visiting Brooklyn, you have to go," Kai Carse said.
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"And so I said they could be perceived as 'un-American' and weaken their moral authority to achieve the great things they had been accomplishing in integration and moving forward for reconciliation throughout the country."
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He paired extremely offensive rhetoric on racial issues with positioning on key economic policy topics that led him to be perceived by the electorate as a whole as the most moderate GOP nominee in generations.
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Fox is also arguing that Trump's reaction when he found out about the special counsel investigation could not be perceived as guilt because it came out of frustration that it would slow down his agenda.
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" Any move that could be perceived as being anti-Republican is likely to stir backlash against the company, which has been criticized by President Trump and other prominent Republicans for having an "anti-conservative bias.
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"One of the circumstances that may justify an exception is when a situation in a prize-awarding institution arises that is so serious that a prize decision will not be perceived as credible," it read.
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"You're talking about two personalities who are very much used to getting their way in politics, and talking about how they will be perceived in their own country in terms of their behavior," he said.
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She admits that some numbers can be perceived as luckier than others, but no number, whether you encounter it in your everyday life or happen to be born on that day, is flat-out bad.
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Tech companies in particular are in a constant war for talent, and ROOM Ones could be perceived as a bigger perk than free snacks or a ping-pong table that only makes the office louder.
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Another bombshell in the Washington Post's report is that President Obama wanted to be more vocal about Russia's manipulations but feared that he would be perceived as trying to tilt the election in Clinton's favor.
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Lawmakers and the president are in such a great rush to do something, anything, that might be perceived as fulfilling their campaign pledges that they are willing to inflict untold collateral damage in the process.
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I found that woman absolutely beautiful, and the fact that she had cellulite didn't mean she wasn't beautiful, so making certain observations like that could be perceived as negative but it actually wasn't for me.
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Meanwhile, with China's Communist Party congress set to meet this fall, the country's "leadership cannot afford to be perceived as weak," said David Cui, head of China equity strategy at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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When Annie Clark appeared in press shots in 2014 like some elegant alien with a shock of wild white hair, it was clear she was redefining the boundaries of the ways she might be perceived.
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"The Supreme Court battle will be the biggest moment of truth so far for whether the Senate Democratic caucus as a whole will fight with backbone or be perceived as caving to Trump," Green said.
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"The Philippines has taken on a similar approach to US in modern conflicts, trying not to damage the mosques so not to be perceived as waging a war on Islam, not the militants," Tack says.
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And as the Journal reports, Facebook stands to make $300 million in political advertising this year — an amount that could be threatened if it were to be perceived as unwelcome to conservative or Republican ideas.
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"I know of no acoustic effect that would produce concussion-like symptoms; according to my research strong effects on humans require loudness levels that would be perceived as very loud noise while exposed," he said.
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Keenly aware that what most threatens his regime security are western ideals of liberty, freedom and democracy, Putin wants his brand of KGB authoritarianism to be perceived as equal in stature to the United States.
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Mr. Gulen said he believed that Mr. Erdogan had been caught off guard by the international response to the crackdown, saying the Turkish leader and his associates "did not realize how this would be perceived."
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So, let's stipulate that in a free society a grown woman can and should be afforded the opportunity to speak her mind no matter how offensive or inflammatory her take may be perceived by some.
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They say that when we are holding a firearm, even if our paperwork is legit and we're not doing anything wrong, we might still be perceived as a menace and targeted for state-sanctioned violence.
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Despite saying that he has the "heart of a woman" and the fact that he is more frequently spotted in womenswear, Genking says that Genderless Kei isn't about trying to be perceived as a woman.
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While these could be perceived as larks, or heady commentaries on the tired conventions of art in the lineage of conceptualists like Marcel Duchamp and Andy Warhol, for Cattelan, they are about something else: survival.
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A device like Vibeat, for example, by a young Israeli designer, Liron Gino, is worn as a bracelet, brooch or necklace and translates music into vibrations that can be perceived by anyone, including the deaf.
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Women are much more likely to be perceived as "abrasive" and get negative performance reviews as a result — which puts them in a double bind when they try to "lean in" and assertively negotiate salaries.
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But the president recently said he may not push for the plan because it could be perceived as disproportionately helping wealthy Americans — even though he thinks he has the power to enact it without Congress.
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And by securing an exemption from the tariffs, Europe could be perceived as taking sides with the United States against China, said Gabriel Felbermayr, an economist at the Ifo Institute, a research organization in Munich.
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The commissioners requested anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly about the actions of member institutions, and because the colleges did not want to be perceived as having been negligent in the past.
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"You're talking about two personalities who are very much used to getting their way in politics, and talking about how they will be perceived in their own country in terms of their behavior," Buffett said.
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BOOK REVIEW A Children's Books essay on June 2212 about the subject of black people's hair misidentified the person who worried that the 2556 picture book "I Love My Hair!" might be perceived as stereotypical.
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From the outside, horse girls may be perceived as privileged (Princess Charlotte, a horse girl in the making), prissy (think early Taylor Swift) or weird (Tina Belcher), all for their pursuit of a wholesome hobby.
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YouTube's process for mechanically pulling ads from videos is particularly concerning, because it takes aim at whole topics of conversation that could be perceived as potentially offensive to advertisers, and because it so often misfires.
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And for a team that had long agonized over how Ms. Warren's gender would affect how attacks from her would be perceived, the time for caution had passed and the moment for assertion had arrived.
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Hard Rock International is airing its first Super Bowl ad, but changed it ahead of Sunday's game to remove scenes that could be perceived as insensitive following Bryant's death, according to a report from Adweek.
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Mr. Mosseri said a low ratio of sharing an article after it has been read could be perceived as a negative signal, one that might reflect that the article was misleading or of poor quality.
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Mr. Strzok's reassignment shows that Mr. Mueller moved swiftly in the face of what could be perceived as bias by one of his agents amid a politically charged inquiry into Mr. Trump's campaign and administration.
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"A fix and removal of the grounding prior to September 2019 could be perceived positively," Jefferies analyst Sheila Kahyaoglu said, noting that fresh scrutiny of the certification process could potentially filter into Boeing's 777X program.
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Women are much more likely to be perceived as "abrasive" and get negative performance reviews as a result — which puts them in a double bind when they try to "lean in" and assertively negotiate salaries.
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It's such a credit to the schools that they've been able to maintain this commitment even though in some cases they've had to sacrifice things that might be perceived as not in their best institutional interests.
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I admit that it was not my smartest decision, and I was not thinking about the historical significance of the place and how it could be perceived by others if I pictured myself in this manner.
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Is it, perhaps, the massive multi-billion dollar agenda of the Realtor industry, which tells you that the only way to be perceived as successful is to put all of your money into buying a house?
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Occasionally, the safety driver would take control, like when he wanted to do something that could be perceived as reckless by a computer but totally normal to a human, like cut across three lanes of traffic.
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While declining to comment on specific foreign exchange levels, Aso underscored the importance of stability in the Japanese currency, which tends to be perceived as a safe-haven asset attracting demand when global markets are volatile.
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"It's just such a high-stakes situation, and people, especially women, are often so worried about how what they say will be perceived," says Corinna, who suggests building communication about sex when you're not having sex.
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When the FUCT trademark application, filed in 2011, was denied, the trademark office said the brand would be perceived as the phonetic equivalent of the profanity, observing that Brunetti's products contained sexual imagery, misogyny and violence.
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Even if Facebook doesn't truly believe filter bubbles are a massive problem, it needs the News Feed to be perceived as a positive fountainhead of information to stay at the center of people's web browsing habits.
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As others have noted, the primary risk of "fake story" fixes and other attempts to regulate Facebook is that they will be perceived as biased (or, worse, be biased) toward one side of the political divide.
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As employees resigned in protest over Google's work with Project Maven, which uses AI to identify potential drone targets in satellite images, reports revealed top executives fretting over how it will be perceived by the public.
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Borrowers with growing balances who open up a lot of new accounts or have a lot of available credit would also be perceived as riskier, on the theory that they could run up new debt quickly.
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McConnell needs to find a way to try and address this, while not losing moderates terrified of the proposition of allowing anything in that would be perceived as cutting back regulations tied to pre-existing conditions.
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But I worried that may not be perceived as a virtue by viewers who are used to being fed stories about people in peril, living in besieged communities under the threat of violence or abject poverty.
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But if esports is committed to professionalizing and wants to be perceived with an ounce of gravitas, it could start by adopting globally recognized standards that work to dismantle the hurdles players must confront in unionizing.
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President Obama has threatened to veto the legislation, however, as the White House argues that publishing the data could compromise intelligence methods and be perceived by Iran as an attempt to undermine the international nuclear deal.
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The gender action plan should be perceived "as a cause that both men and women own because it will make climate action go further and deeper as new leaders emerge", she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Irv Gornstein, executive director of Georgetown's Supreme Court Institute, said Roberts wants the court to be perceived as an impartial, nonpartisan body whose justices decide legal questions based on their view of the law, not politics.
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"Sometimes, when an older advisor tries to have a relationship with the younger generation, it may be perceived as not being authentic," said Douglas Boneparth, 33, a certified financial planner and president of Bone Fide Wealth.
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The internet told me that bottle-feeding and stroller-using would be perceived as sins in progressive, urban communities like mine; the fact that I was doing both meant these measures toward self-protection were necessary.
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"When we moved here we didn't know the neighborhood at all and, as young people who have been priced out of higher-income neighborhoods, we were worried about how we would be perceived," Mr. Tenero said.
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And yet when women turn around and exhibit the qualities traditionally expected of women — like niceness, nurturing and warmth — they tend to be perceived as pushovers, too soft or not "tough enough" to do the job.
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Dr. Gomez, who also recalled being accused by a colleague of playing the "minority card" to get into Harvard Medical School, said she worked twice as hard to be perceived as competent as her white colleagues.
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"As soon as you get more than one camera on a person, the honesty curve just goes way down, because guys are very reticent to say things that might be perceived the wrong way," McHugh said.
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If you start chatting with your Ethiopian cabdriver, it can be rude to ask a lot of questions about Addis Ababa or the Great Rift Valley — he probably wants to be perceived as American, not Ethiopian.
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"Philosophically conservative and not wanting to be perceived as otherwise, they view Sanders's self-professed 'democratic socialism' as equally problematic and might skip 2020 altogether if he leads the Democratic ticket," writes the Examiner's David Drucker.
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Azoulay speaks about the technologies of imperialism as those that operate via categorization and the constant reinforcement of a linear progression of time, limiting the ways anyone or anything may be perceived beyond its defined frameworks.
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Though the game may be perceived as weird and revolutionary (and in some ways it is), it's also part of a cycle where we enshrine predominantly blockbuster games as some fount of legitimacy for the medium.
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The problem for Biden is that his repeated explanations about his record from another time only serves to underscore that he could be perceived as out of touch with some Democratic voters in the 2020 race.
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In this era when emotions are running high and even basic business decisions can be perceived as politicized, business owners and marketers offer several examples on how to avoid or respond to boycotts and political issues.
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A louder record grabs your attention — and will often be perceived, at least at first, to have better sound quality than a less compressed album — and musicians didn't want their product to sound weak by comparison.
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Each of these works emphasized that truth could not be perceived from just one angle, and that often there's more to the surface of reality than what we can see, an idea that ripples through spirituality.
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But Warnke warned companies must be mindful of how their messages will be perceived by different audiences, adding that the Biscuits will have to work extra hard to show their appreciation for the millennial fans they lost.
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Truslow Smith doesn't want the account to be perceived as a judgment call against women who choose to still dye their hair, because she understands there are many reasons that they do it: security, confidence, self-care.
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What might be perceived as a hobby to some has turned into a very violent subject and something that is taking lives across our country in a way that should not be taking place under any circumstances.
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As Facebook deals with a disgruntled public and awoken regulatory bodies, the rewriting of these policies might be perceived as the company trying to cover itself after neglecting to detail how it pulls and uses people's data.
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Jefferies analyst Peter Welford said the Shingrix performance is positive as a key future growth driver, but GSK's pharma unit performance is likely to be perceived as broadly in-line given Advair now faces U.S. generic erosion.
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You might be a passionate stand-up comedian, for example, but whether you emphasize or minimize that has a lot to do with how you want to be perceived and whether it's an asset or a liability.
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I never attributed that exclusively to being [assigned] female; however, in hindsight I can say with clarity that I've been trying to be perceived as 'worthwhile' in the eyes of men (and society generally) my whole life.
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Huber's "Cubnoxious" mark "likely would be perceived as a combination of the term CUB and the word 'obnoxious,' which typically is not a flattering term," Judge Cynthia Lynch wrote for the panel in its May 3 decision.
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Commentary around Qualcomm's tiff with Apple was nearly the entire focus of Qualcomm's earnings conference call with analysts — but the fight could also be perceived as trouble ahead for Apple, writes Vijay Rakesh, senior analyst at Mizuho.
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Based on the jittery reactions and hushed tones of the Pence associates I spoke with for this story, they are often walking on eggshells, worrying that something might be perceived as a slight to his mercurial boss.
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Alarmed over the Trump administration's provision of Javelin anti-tank weapons to Kiev, with whom Russia is at war, Putin wants the United States to be perceived as Russia's global partner to degrade the U.S.-Ukraine relationship.
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Young people who may be on the subway may not be considered homeless even if there is someone counting on the subway that day because he or she may not be perceived as homeless by the counter.
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Trump's business background will be perceived by some voters as an advantage, while the economic anxiety being felt by many across the country places Clinton, as someone likely to continue Obama's economic policies, at a disadvantage. 4.
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The report depicts a president deeply concerned over the appointment of the special counsel and intent on seizing control of his investigation, though aides largely prevented Trump from executing any actions that could be perceived as obstruction.
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In the response, they must make a cultural comparison; for example, how this article would be perceived if published in their home country or how the topic of the article differs from issues in their home country.
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And while people might be (too) used to Trump's lying, there's a difference -- in how it might be perceived -- between his triumphantly volunteering blatant untruths and offering them defensively, after being cornered by a skilled prosecutor. 4.
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Jenna Drenten, a professor of communications at Loyola University Chicago who has written about Fatbooth and social media, says that face-altering apps reflect the way that we want—and don't want—to be perceived by others.
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"We are not interested in, nor have or will we engage in, ANY activities or work that can be perceived to discredit you, the County, or its contractors," monitor Ken Ray wrote the sheriff in his proposal.
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Mr. Barr's doubts are significant because they could be perceived as the nation's top law enforcement officer siding with Mr. Trump, who has long cast doubt on the legitimacy of the Russia investigation, over law enforcement officials.
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President-elect Trump as well as Don, Eric and Allen are committed to ensuring that the activities of the Trump organization are beyond reproach and cannot be perceived to be exploitive of the office of the presidency.
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"We're going to be very careful to maintain that line" between the review and law enforcement investigations, Sayyed said, adding that he does not want the FTC to be perceived as using its unique authority to overreach.
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Responding to such concerns, a Denmark-based team has created a voice nicknamed Q that was presented at the South by Southwest (SXSW) creative festival in Texas and is designed to be perceived as neither male or female.
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For example, coconut oil might be perceived to be a hair healer, but it can harden your curls (SZA's words, not ours), and while olive oil boasts many benefits, it can add way too much residue to strands.
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"Today, Israel continues to be perceived as being responsible for the Gaza Strip and is to a large extent the only lifeline to it, even though it withdrew from the strip over a decade ago," says the narrator.
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And even though no journalist on Earth can separate who they are from how they cover stuff, the presumption of bias only exists if you're a minority journalist who might be perceived to have skin in the game.
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Benjamin Bergin, a cognitive science professor at the University of California San Diego who wrote a book on why people swear called "What the F," said his research has shown profane speech can be perceived as more honest.
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In the context of this series, the idea that one teenage boy could rape another teenage boy could be perceived as far fetched to some characters but, in reality, it's something that unfortunately happens more than many realize.
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When you're part of a dominant group, pride can be perceived as arrogant and unnecessary, while for a continually under-represented group that never really has a place in society, it's essential to be proud of to exist.
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Schoolchildren, for instance, are often afraid of appearing to need to improve; worrying that they will be perceived and judged as unintelligent, they struggle not to learn but to seem smart (even plagiarizing and cheating if need be).
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"Trump is motivated by the same concern in all situations, which is to dominate and to be perceived as having won," Tony Schwartz, Trump's 1987 co-author on "The Art of the Deal," recently told The Washington Post.
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He's fond of pointing out the financial discrepancies between uptown and downtown dance, or of showing how a sculpture can be perceived as a set piece in a performance and as a work of art in a museum.
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It implies that she knows if she were to say any of this during the work day, with all the Oval Office lights on and everyone on her team present, she'd be perceived as crazy or overly sensitive.
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While Friday's action by the Trump administration will be perceived as welcome news by the oil industry, it could be a long time until the projected hundreds of thousands of barrels of oil a day begin to flow.
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"That means that the vast amount of stuff that we are publishing on Clinton will have much higher impact, because it won't be perceived as coming from a 'pro-Trump' 'pro-Russia' source," the message from WikiLeaks said.
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This story could be perceived as ecclesiastical inside baseball -- just another church argument at a time when religion is declining in cultural importance -- but something much larger is at stake: the impact of religious crises on national politics.
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Washington ethics lawyers said that a meeting with Indian real estate partners, regardless of what was discussed, raised conflict of interest questions for Mr. Trump, who could be perceived as using the presidency to advance his business interests.
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But the real dilemma isn't whether to invite Obama -- it's whether if he did invite the Obamas, it would be perceived as a slight against President Trump, whose policies, views and statements the couple may (hopefully) find abhorrent.
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DANI TICKTIN KOPLIK, DTK RESOURCES, NEW YORK Certainly a great deal has been written about the unfortunate ways that identical behavior can be perceived differently depending on gender — one man's assertiveness is another woman's abrasiveness, and so on.
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In an interview on CBS's "Face the Nation," acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney said on Sunday that he understood why Trump's comments could be perceived as racist but he said the president was speaking hyperbolically.
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Non-medically necessitated surgeries on intersex children may be perceived as "normalizing" by some in the United States; female genital mutilation may be seen as "normalizing" in Somalia, for instance, and in turn, in Somali communities in America.
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And several White House officials — including Larry Kudlow, the president's chief economic adviser — have urged Mr. Trump not to adopt Mr. Happer's proposal, on the grounds that it would be perceived as a White House attack on science.
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Tyrion recognizes that the Sons of the Harpy have "a good story," so Dany needs a better one, perhaps as practice for when they go to Westeros, where once again, she could be perceived as a foreign invader.
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"The alliance comes to be perceived as an end in itself, transcending the more concrete national security interests for which it was initially conceived," political scientist Jack Levy wrote in a well-known 1981 paper (which Beckley cites).
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I also worry that if I apply and do not get the position, I may be passed over for internal promotions or other positions because I will be perceived as neither a team player nor a reliable employee.
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The authors of the study — published last week in Psychological Science, the journal of the Association for Psychological Science — found that heavier Asian-Americans are more likely to be perceived as "American" than those of a normal weight.
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At his studio and home in a former fire station, he described how the goat can be perceived as a sacrificial animal as well as an image of debauchery, as humble or arrogant, an insult or a boast.
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To sum it up, the three frontrunners of the race were judged to have the best performances on Thursday — which, again, wasn't especially surprising, considering that candidates who are already popular tend to be perceived positively during debates.
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In the newly published study, the authors say they may even be underestimating the prevalence of e-cigarette advertising seen by youth, in part because some online content "may not be perceived as e-cigarette advertising by young people."
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Companies that have shied away from offering ESG investments in retirement plans have done so largely for two reasons: regulatory concerns and the fear that they could be perceived as imposing moral beliefs on their workers, according to experts.
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Gantz hopes to get at least 5 seats more than Netanyahu so that his victory will be perceived as a knockout and convince several right-wing parties to enter his coalition — but the chances of that are very low.
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Bowhead whales emit a large, low-frequency sound to communicate with each other over long distances, Ferguson said, which could conceivably be perceived as a sort of "hum," another word used by Nunavut hunters to describe this mysterious sound.
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If the Supreme Court doesn't want to be perceived as a political body, if it cares about its institutional integrity, and if it has any modicum of concern about public opinion, perhaps the best way to protect Roe v.
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Contrary to what the Saudi government believed after the bill was passed, Congress will never negate JASTA because no member wants to be perceived as openly supporting the kingdom and preventing the 9/11 victims from finding supposed justice.
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These ties could be perceived as conflicts of interest should Trump nominate Giuliani to be secretary of State, especially given that Trump has promised to rid the White House of lobbyists and to "drain the swamp" of Washington insiders.
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As Trump embarks on her anti-bullying crusade, she will likely face critics, those who point to her husband, President Donald Trump, as someone who engages in regular name-calling and other tactics that could be perceived as bullying.
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Investors have signaled a larger 2017 budget target would not affect Brazil's investment risk perception, but it remained uncertain whether a new goal for 2018 too would be perceived by financial markets as a signal of wavering fiscal discipline.
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However, attributing the achievements of the forerunners of darker-skinned peoples to aliens because you believe they couldn't have possibly done it themselves might be perceived as racists to the people of color who descend from these ancient innovators.
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Especially in entry-level positions, you have to simply know to be the first to arrive and stay after your boss leaves, in order to be perceived as the kind of dependable person who can climb up the ranks.
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Everyone involved is aware of the others' automatic suspicions about them—Nader and his wife know they'll be perceived as unprincipled, godless, irresponsible; Razieh's unemployed husband, Hodjat, knows the other couple will see him as an inarticulate, aggressive creature.
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The 1996 congressional provision, known as the Dickey Amendment, prohibits the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) from funding research that could be perceived as supporting or advocating for gun control.
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Not everyone is on a straight line from director to president to C.E.O. In the past, at work I kept to myself my deepening interests in meditation and writing so they wouldn't be perceived as distractions from my career.
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Still, the Biden campaign is signaling that it wants him to play a larger role in the national conversation and knows that he can't be perceived as hiding out, even if the presidential campaigns have ground to a halt.
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Interviews with English soccer fans expressing bewilderment that Russia might be perceived negatively— when its World Cup reception has been so warm — have become a staple on Russian state television and RT, the Kremlin's outlet for English-language news.
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"In our focus groups, participants consistently react negatively to anything from women that can even be perceived as whining or complaining," said Amanda Hunter, research and communications director at the Barbara Lee Family Foundation, which supports women in politics.
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