It is affected not just by which striking surface is nearer to the opponent, but by which pivoting / anchoring point is.
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The methods by which such data was collected and the techniques by which it was analyzed and aggregated must also be transparent.
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King uses this conceit to explore not only the processes by which we overcome our childhood fears, but the processes by which we don't.
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In her grim yet playful fashion, Ingalls is concerned with the rules and conventions by which societies are organized, the violent machinations by which they are maintained.
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Perhaps more Americans would notice what Trump is doing to the judiciary, by which I mean stacking it, and to important government agencies, by which I mean gutting them.
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But the metrics by which talent is evaluated in gaming, and the methods by which gamers can train to better hone their craft, are varied and at times non-existent.
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That way we can make what matters the very criteria by which to tax business-as-usual and by which to incentivise the kind of businesses we want to see.
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" Money is "the unit by which people measured humiliation.
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But the symbolism of Abrams' candidacy was the driving force behind the excitement among voters, the main pillar by which she prevailed, and by which she disrupted the established political order in Georgia.
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By which I mean they love smartphone games about war.
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Truly, ambition scorns the steps by which he did ascend.
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This is an amazing speed by which this has transitioned.
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By which, of course, I mean she was much thinner.
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The brand could not be reached for comment by Which?
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They are the foundation by which everything else comes about.
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By which time, of course, they have been interrupted again.
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By which point I thought something really didn't seem right.
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The process by which faces are detected, masked, and replaced.
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Now they are the method by which they will rise.
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Is there an easy method by which to ask him?
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In August it was named Britain's worst airport by Which?
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He will be eligible for parole next year, by which
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Baseball's a funny game, by which I mean infuriating. 1.
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This is the wrong standard by which to define success.
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So are the methods by which Americans elect their Presidents.
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It is the standard by which other flashlights are judged.
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"Life before property" is the code by which emergency services run.
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Finning is the process by which shark fin soup is made.
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So that is the avenue by which I tell plausible stories.
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Amazon "still has competition," by which he means Walmart and Target.
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You can also sort by which apps send the most notifications.
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That is roughly the number by which deaths currently outstrip births.
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By which I mean, it tastes quite a lot like onion.
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It provides no legal standards by which to measure that process.
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The margins by which Trump won the final critical states of
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That became the general rule by which he lived his life.
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At these gatherings students set the rules by which they live.
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But the process by which a property becomes haunted matters, too.
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It's also the method by which these platforms can lose them.
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Secondary analysis is the process by which we assemble a genome.
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A line by which you can gauge which lives matter more.
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" By which they may rightly mean "we thought they look neat.
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By which I mean it was invented by someone from Hawaii.
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The amount by which the S&P 500 declined on Monday.
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And there are mechanisms by which people can prosecute each other.
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It isn't the fairest evidence by which to measure, or judge.
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I think that there is a process by which that happens.
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And that is the lens by which we view this situation.
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The principles by which Mr. Trump lives are anathema to Washington.
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He criticized the rushed process by which Congress passed the legislation.
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I wish it wasn't the metric by which people valued art.
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That's the date by which all counties must certify their results.
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I won't spoil the giddy means by which this is achieved.
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"Science is the process by which we understand nature, by which we understand our place in the world, how we all fit in," Nye says in the human sexuality episode of Bill Nye Saves the World.
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Periodic grand alliances against "terrorism" (by which officials mean religious Sunnis) or against Iran (by which officials mean Shiites everywhere) will accomplish nothing and just play into the hands of secular Sunni despots whose repression drives extremism.
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Users will have many different ways by which they interact with computing.
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I stopped counting at 60, by which point it was January 8th.
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So why not log all the rules by which languages govern themselves?
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That has always been a serious yardstick by which nominees are judged.
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It may become the measure by which all future scandals are judged.
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But if Trump loses, the margin by which he does is important.
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We provide the platform by which users download and update their app.
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Housing is one of the pathways by which Fed policy produces results.
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Another challenge: figuring out which song will be covered by which artist.
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They're gauges by which campaigns can adjust their media and organizing strategies.
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Rules are tools by which the strong exercise power over the weak.
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Oxbridge still provides the metric by which other English universities are judged.
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Alas, the yardstick by which online spots are measured hasn't meaningfully evolved.
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What is the strategy there by which you do 4003 or 49%?
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The means by which he has won and maintained power matter, too.
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Yet the method by which America secured a legal settlement was brutal.
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Dollars are the unit by which the world of finance keeps score.
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That sounds like the process by which one attains true personal style.
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They are magic, the stuff by which reality is made and manipulated.
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It is the means by which Congress gets their donations and perks.
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By which I mean he just sits there for a few scenes.
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This process by which "quantumness" disappears into the environment is called decoherence.
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I don't pretend to know the exact mechanism by which this happened.
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Consider whether there is any realistic scenario by which things may improve.
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China has several methods by which it could further constrain Ms. Tsai.
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"Architects have no heart," he said, by which he meant no concepts.
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Osipov's stories, doctors are frequently vessels by which the stories of their
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This makes white the standard by which all other colors are judged.
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Additionally, the process by which presidents are chosen is galling to many.
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Do you intend to demystify the process by which emoji are selected?
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The cop essentially does a drive by which are what gangs do.
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We believe that photography is a means by which that can happen.
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Paideia is the process by which we educate one another for citizenship.
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"The standard by which we determine electability is often unfair," Dittmar says.
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This was the mechanism by which a 9.1 magnitude earthquake on Dec.
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By which I mean that there are broken parts of the game.
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It's also not easy to find, by which I mean it's impossible.
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For example, we have established channels by which people can report issues.
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Entrepreneurship is the mechanism by which these advancements and innovations will happen.
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No, Trump is the yardstick by which all other Republicans measure large.
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It the issue by which most presidents' approval ratings rise and fall.
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Is there any stretch of the imagination by which this can work?
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They are magic, the stuff by which reality is made and manipulated.
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Maybe $10,000; maybe $5; maybe (by which I mean "very probably") nothing.
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Stability is the comforting illusion by which people try to organise their lives.
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And that's the criteria by which I'm going to be selecting my judges.
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There are two ways by which a reduction in foreign lending could occur.
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It established the minimal principles by which all American governments must be judged.
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Congressional reports are judged by which party controlled the committee that produced them.
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By which I mean: Is this sort of thing still happening at all?
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I believe this legislation provides the means by which we can act appropriately.
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Tipping is one of the tools by which discrimination is allowed to exist.
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"It's a means by which to acquire an infection that rarely causes cancer."
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And the causal mechanism by which guns would increase suicide rates is plausible.
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It provides a system by which supporters can send over the required information.
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In short, joking/humor is one tool by which we assimilate or alienate.
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The South Bend mayor lacks a single issue by which to define himself.
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It has streamlined the system by which social-housing landlords are paid rent.
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You can also split data by which device people used, their demographics, etc.
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Elections in Nigeria are largely shaped by which political machine runs most effectively.
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Surely not, but by which criteria do we determine a food's sandwich-hood?
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I think you said the process by which everything happened was a mistake.
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A pip is the smallest amount by which a currency pair can change.
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What are words, anyway, if not a vehicle by which to twist reality?
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The process by which that happens, however, can be incredibly delicate and complex.
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LEAGUE wants to streamline the process by which employees enroll for health insurance.
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My own body is the barometer by which I interpret a car's movements.
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Polls have asked voters to answer the question by which year was best.
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The system by which we move our goods and ourselves is badly broken.
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However, they've offered no means by which Iran can sell its oil abroad.
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Software and hardware vulnerabilities are one means by which your networks are compromised.
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But the process by which they deliberate and cast their votes is opaque.
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Bills are the mechanism by which important legislation enters the UK statute books.
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NACKTKULTUR, THE OTHER TERM by which Freikörperkultur once went, has a disputed etymology.
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It's a process by which you give your thoughts the opportunity to mature.
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He gives us obstacles to overcome, tasks by which we must prove ourselves.
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"Titrations" refers to the process by which physicians gradually up a drug's dosage.
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It is, in this analogy, the fuel by which the attention economy functions.
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In fact, it's the absence of colour—blue, in particular—by which f.
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But unlike muscle, there's an age cutoff by which bones can't grow larger.
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He failed, by which I mean I dug it out of the trash.
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And that becomes this yardstick by which so much human interaction is measured.
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Yet to me that's the measuring stick by which they should be judged.
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Incontrovertibly, we will need to broaden the criteria by which we test immediately.
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In the meantime, you establish a mechanism by which you can canonize yourself.
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"I support the mechanism by which the judges made their decision," she said.
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Looks or sex appeal were not the criteria by which he was judging.
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It's just propaganda — by which I mean that it soothes instead of arouses.
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There's plenty of work that offers some possible mechanisms by which opinions change.
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"multi-vector" foreign policy for Ukraine, by which he meant a triangle of
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He defended the power of DOJ and the laws by which it governs.
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Michigan lawmakers have capped the amount by which the university can raise tuition.
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"The process by which this decision was reportedly made is troubling," Warren wrote.
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It's a ruse by which those with power manipulate and marginalize those without.
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There are four principal methods by which Jewish scholars parse our sacred texts.
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Intellectuals establish the criteria by which things are measured and goals are set.
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Yet the precise means by which sex led to a baby remained hidden.
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Extensive research has revealed the workings by which the hippocampus forms new memories.
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But critics say the methods by which it was accomplished were often brutal.
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By which they meant Michonne might not make it (Rick's not going anywhere).
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After all, that is the moral compass by which we judge great leaders.
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Sanders by a roughly 10-point margin — greater than the margin by which Mrs.
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Ms. Stein has dug into the dirty trick by which Jack wrested Warner Bros.
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Here is what did: authoritarianism, by which I mean Americans' inclination to authoritarian behavior.
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Someone suggested a rubric by which we look less like we're completely fucking up.
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Unfortunately, very little is known about the physiological mechanism by which EHS causes symptoms.
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It also outlines a procedure by which law enforcement authorities can obtain the information.
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By which I am of course referring to the application of paint to canvas.
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A true shifting of the landscape and the rules by which we measure ourselves.
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The FCC, on the other hand, preemptively creates regulations by which companies must abide.
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Ryanair was voted the "world's worst short-haul airline" in a survey by Which?
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What are the principles by which he chooses a company in which to invest?
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Enter the "objective reasonableness" standard, by which police use of force is measured today.
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But I think we need improvements in the process by which results are determined.
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Nor are lives saved the only measure by which health insurance improves well-being.
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The second trend is the means by which Vermont (almost) did what it did.
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Geekbench 3 is hardly the only metric by which to benchmark a computer though.
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By which I mean spending the entire weekend binge-watching 13 hours of television.
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By which, I mean you get the feeling of conspicuousness when stuck in traffic.
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That is because bond yields are the yardstick by which equity returns are discounted.
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An earlier version of this story misstated the method by which she received it.
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The mechanisms by which each of these substances affects anxiety remain a little murky.
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The mechanisms by which these illnesses exert their effects are both indirect and direct.
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The Irwins were the means by which these people could be protected – be safe.
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The screen became a tool by which to remove the trace of his hand.
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And so that's sort of the primary vehicle by which they give us money.
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Strength training seems to be the catalyst by which they form these extra nuclei.
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British leftists, who tended to deride it as a monolithic means by which the
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Another significant change is the format by which music is both delivered and enjoyed.
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I didn't have an understanding of the mechanisms by which this world fits together.
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The full impact of this seemingly passes Rachel by, which feels out of place.
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A government needs a majority: It is the means by which legislation is passed.
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It operates with zombie logic, by which anyone who is poisoned becomes poisonous themselves.
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"It was a small Indian wedding, by which I mean 300 people," Minikel said.
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That said, the Killers are quite weird, by which I mean: kind of nerds?
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So, yawning may be one mechanism by which we keep our brains from overheating.
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Rather than inhabit the process by which it is made, Boccato's work declaims it.
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They claimed that the process by which this proposal came about was not inclusive.
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The "mail" dates refer to the day by which an application must be postmarked.
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And so drawing becomes the means by which I understand what I'm looking at.
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The mechanism by which you get to that point is neither here nor there.
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They have not explained the circumstances by which they came to represent the accused.
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In short, joking/humor is one tool by which we assimilate or alienate. 6.
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It's simply a means by which people can serve, cognitively, the sentences they receive.
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And Lauren demystified Amazon's "loop" process by which it puts candidates through the paces.
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They need to create a lower standard by which the plan will be judged.
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Are there any criteria by which white creators can successfully make work about blackness?
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So we don't have any, and they're still the standard by which everybody's judged.
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Agnon, the Hebrew name by which he became universally known, was his own invention.
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Well, ge read to thank the lord (by which we mean creator Julian Fellowes).
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Still, a big question looms: By which standards will Soulpepper's monthlong sojourn be evaluated?
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ORG top-level domain and the process by which that proposed sale is occurring. .
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Our origin story provides the mechanism of self-reproach by which progress is made.
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Our origin story provides the mechanism of self-reproach by which progress is made.
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There, he began to sketch rules by which mathematicians could work with infinity categories.
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A prism by which to see the progress of algorithmic investing is hedge funds.
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Handily, he supplied a list of ten jails by which to judge his performance.
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Researchers followed the participants until 2011, by which time 2,041 women experienced early menopause.
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Professor Arrow also created mathematical concepts by which economists could measure and analyze risk.
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So there are three pathways by which the findings described here unfortunately were plausible.
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Ukraine is one of the main routes by which Russia exports gas to Europe.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified the process by which women become nuns.
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The process by which the amount due on a loan is reduced over time.
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There are three methods by which lawmakers can penalize uncooperative people or compel cooperation.
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It is also the standard by which an associate's reliability and honor are measured.
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"Titration" is the process by which a physician gradually increases a drug's dosage strength.
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This is the logic by which Trump justifies all of his most extreme policies.
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Brown: I think you've got to think about what is the process, by which you reunite Britain and by which you solve what seems to be a problem where parliament is deadlocked and is unable to solve the problem it has itself created.
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"Do I consider myself part of the casino capitalist process by which so few have so much and so many have so little by which Wall Street's greed and recklessness wrecked this economy?" he asked rhetorically in 2015 during a Democratic debate.
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The exact mechanism by which CR can boost longevity is still a matter of debate.
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The strength of the Brexit campaign will be shaped by which political heavyweights support it.
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This is one interesting way by which astronomy could have an effect on our society.
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His ascendancy to the White House had accelerated the modes by which we consume news.
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There is no plausible path by which Democrats will have 60 votes in the Senate.
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And I think that is going to be a standard by which to measure this.
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Under the belief system by which she operates, she's not hurting them; she's helping them.
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The method by which a polling location can influence someone's decision is known as priming.
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To be sure, the stock market is a risky indicator by which to judge progress.
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"We don't really know the underlying mechanisms by which marijuana might relieve pain," Hutchison said.
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The methods by which racism is disseminated can be learned if one cares to look.
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"That triggers a process by which they gather information to see what happened," she explains.
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Might it also include an unpaid pastime by which a person defines himself or herself?
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" "I was involved in the process by which the money was held up temporarily, OK?
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First up, it's changing the method by which subscribers give feedback on the service's recommendations.
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Others have adopted a Jack Sparrow–influenced "pirate philosophy" by which they live their lives.
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And then there's the other kind of best, by which I mean the memeable sort.
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The process by which the song becomes a meme is embedded in the song itself.
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The means and reasoning by which both are going about doing so, however, differ greatly.
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But it's also determined by which end of the middle class spectrum you fall in.
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But there is no formula by which to make an experience happen with a Rothko.
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Part of the problem has to do with the process by which guidelines are made.
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The mother and son were found Tuesday morning, by which time the mother had died.
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But the biological mechanisms by which non-ionizing radiation interfere with health is less clear.
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According to Postolache, there are two pathways by which the microbe might cause mental issues.
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They were particularly interested in the systems by which cells turn genes on and off.
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She wanted to create an interactive exhibition by which you could talk to Holocaust survivors.
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We're not ending racism—we're reducing the number of tools by which to wield racism.
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Distraction is the method by which the Trump gang both confuses and terrifies the population.
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The sales of hobby board games, by which I mean games more complicated than Sorry!
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But they are essential mechanisms by which heat is redistributed around the globe, Frame explains.
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At higher levels, promotion is determined in part by which faction an official belongs to.
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But the hope is, you leave the paths by which challengers, entrepreneurs, young people, etc.
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It moves up the expiration date by which states could take up the Medicaid expansion.
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On the policy areas by which his mayoralty should be judged, the picture is mixed.
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Plouffe notes that "minimization" is the process by which metadata is made unattributable to individuals.
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The deceleration, should it continue, undermines the entire framework by which economic policy is set.
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Today, the legitimacy of a candidate is often judged by which consultant has been hired.
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But they have not offered any means by which Iran can sell its oil abroad.
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The maximum by which such tinkering could delay the colour change was half an hour.
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To Kalanick, racial and gender diversity weren't useful metrics by which to measure the company.
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This is the standard by which Trump is being accused of being a poor communicator.
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It has become the gold standard of parties; that by which other benefits are measured.
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Opponents see the bridge as a means by which to force assimilation and exert control.
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"Rather, the mechanism by which Assad departs will likely emerge from that process," he said.
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The old handshake agreements by which farmers used to resolve disputes will no longer suffice.
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Clinton was the yardstick by which they inevitably measured their lives — sometimes flatteringly, sometimes not.
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Article 50 of the EU Treaty—the legal process by which an EU member state
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To an age by which, perhaps, we have picked up some wisdom and some courage.
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The marriage lasted only a year, by which point Burnett had obtained a green card.
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They said they didn't appreciate the process by which it came forward the first time.
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Then he sailed into the seventh, by which time he had a 5-0 lead.
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So, we identified a system by which rights holders pre-clear their catalogue with MetaPop.
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A lower court judge had found the process by which offenders are deemed predators unconstitutional.
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Like the Apples, they're good talkers, by which I mean eloquent without being unnaturally articulate.
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The process by which pharma reps visit doctor's offices has a nice-sounding name: detailing.
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Big events, by which I mean game-altering events, stop a player in their tracks.
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Trump has addressed this largely by changing the criteria by which he evaluates the economy.
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These are the exact same options by which you can sort adult shoes as well.
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It's to reconfigure them, rewriting the equations by which one is currently living one's life.
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Currently debates are the main mechanism by which one candidate rises to become the nominee.
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And the process by which Islamophobia spreads across European society is complex, multicausal, endlessly ramifying.
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So the queen has another six years, by which time I will have passed away.
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Its outcome is most often decided by which jockey keeps his horse out of trouble.
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So have the criteria by which consular officers evaluate the waiver applications they do receive.
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The regular Thursday demonstrations began only in October, by which time the Grannies were organized.
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Clinton's lawyerly prevarications helped create the truth-optional standard by which the Trump presidency operates.
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Kathy, by which I mean I, had just got off a plane from New York.
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Trump is the yardstick by which every president and near president measures larger than before.
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The process by which the networks decide which game you will see is called regionalization.
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Percutaneous coronary intervention, the procedure by which a stent can be placed, became very common.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the score by which Illinois lost to Northwestern.
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Or is queerness here merely a lens, an angle by which to view straight masculinity?
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But the war ended up lasting until 221 by which time I was an adult.
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Today, the means by which Franco's legacy was buried has become the subject of contention.
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By which time I was half in love with him and so was my wife.
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These will help create operating procedures, such as the process by which cases are selected.
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My niece is off to college in September 2020, by which time she'll be 18.
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And the process by which the keepers decide who may enter is mysterious and opaque.
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Then the book is home again, by which I mean it's back to the body.
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The real problem is not the process by which discretionary spending is enacted each year.
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These will help create operating procedures, such as the process by which cases are selected.
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But for them, Steve's has always been the benchmark by which all pizzas were measured.
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That's the standard by which a price is set, not whatever the market will bear.
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It's also the principle means by which you bring Iran back to the negotiating table.
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The memo described a strategy by which American troops could be replaced by Turkish ones.
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It subverts the process by which these sorts of decisions are meant to be made.
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So goes the standard description of the constitutional process by which our republic is governed.
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By which I mean, I do not have a reliable way to write a book.
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This has been the pretext by which that system has been attacked again and again.
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" By which she means, "How are we going to protect ourselves and our loved ones?
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" The therapy is described by its fictitious creators as a means of interrogating how "racialized trauma has not only transfigured the modes by which minoritarian individuals conceive of self but also the mode by which the minoritarian conceives self in relation to the other.
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It is impossible to know the margins by which members of specific unions voted for Mrs.
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To help wildlife, residents don't even need to know what plants are favored by which butterflies.
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This attested to a ridiculous "sweating" heuristic, by which some Americans allegedly decided on their president.
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It was so steamy and atmospheric, people — by which I mean me — thought it was real.
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The same goes for the process by which trans individuals can change their legal gender marker.
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" Auditing, for Scientologists, is a practice by which an individual can rid himself of "spiritual disabilities.
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Lighting inside is pink, the perfect color for photosynthesis, the process by which plants make food.
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It sets a standard (albeit sometimes a theoretical one) by which other political systems are judged.
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Of course, she probably doesn't because of the absurd process by which Hollywood stars are born.
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However, the bluntness by which both CEO answered those questions suggest that they truly aren't concerned.
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Scientists are researching specific mechanisms by which the state&aposs ongoing seismicity is triggered, he said.
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ET, by which time the wind was already a factor but far from reaching its zenith.
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Which drugs made by which companies are most likely to be targeted by the Trump team?
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The core mechanics, by which I mean the basic acts of flying and shooting, feel great.
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"You shouldn't let your actions be driven by which class of plaintiff could potentially sue you."
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Sorting 1,000 cards takes 1-2 hours, depending on the criteria by which they're being sorted.
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Pulling that apart, the App Store is the method by which Apple keeps the iPhone secure.
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It gives us images and narratives by which to justify our choices and live our lives.
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Perhaps American businesses gained from schemes such as the Marshall Plan, by which Europe was rebuilt.
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Maybe there is a route by which someone like Kasich could still become the GOP nominee.
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The mechanisms by which these people rule the world are misunderstood, and this is one mechanism.
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The justices have never settled on a standard by which partisan gerrymandering claims can be measured.
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In fact, Ryanair was voted the "world's worst short-haul airline" in a survey by Which?
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"There are alternative mechanisms by which we can establish surveillance, and sUAS is one of them."
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They also set the complex rules by which the issuers and acquirers they licence must abide.
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When this system launches, there will be a limited number of options by which to target.
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This is the standard test scene by which Hasselblad has been testing its cameras for years.
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The term misunderstands the process by which all cultures form and progress: through creolisation and intermixing.
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They offer a mechanism by which an animal's life experiences can have effects on its offspring.
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Performance art is not the only means by which lectures have broken free from formal education.
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Obviously, the means by which the parties are offering to create their more protective Europe differ.
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In a Medium post, Bezos described the process by which he has been targeted by AMI.
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The FTC has currently outlined a number of methods by which parents can provide verifiable consent.
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Snapchat has always ranked its Stories list purely by which of your friends posted most recently.
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By which we mean: good luck hitting a single one of these notes in the shower.
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Nintendo's NES Classic is available now, by which we of course mean not available at all.
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It's the same process by which, say, a chickenpox vaccine produces antibodies for the varicella virus.
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But Uber says the means by which Liss-Riordan contacted these drivers violated rules around confidentiality.
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The researchers did find that the the amount by which women outlived men varied across populations.
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Because of this, for many officials GDP is the easiest measure by which to report "progress".
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The court concluded there was no legal theory by which city officials could be held liable.
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The case went to trial in 2008, by which point he was facing only 14 counts.
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Here's the deal -- Momiie gave BC a social media posting plan by which she must abide.
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Instead, the virtual image will become the standard by which to measure the imperfections of reality.
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The metrics by which each jurisdiction will be judged as a success or failure remain unclear.
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"The manner by which they got involved — I am not privy to that information," he said.
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He asks if he can stop by (which is weird, because he usually just shows up).
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The article also mischaracterizes the arrangement by which "Einstein" came to the Metropolitan Opera in 2556.
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The article also mischaracterizes the arrangement by which "Einstein" came to the Metropolitan Opera in 1976.
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"We don't understand the rules by which the brain re-organizes to learn things," he said.
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Flash forward to the summer of 2012, by which time the housing market had turned around.
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The sculpture calls to mind the Trojan horse by which the ancient Greeks tricked their foes.
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She was unwilling, probably unable, to interrogate the norms by which she and her family lived.
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It will be a subtext by which black, and maybe more importantly, white voters see her.
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Working with and for corporations they engineered changes to the rules by which our economy runs.
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Scientists are still working to understand the exact mechanisms by which this constellation of effects occurs.
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Well, it was surreal while it lasted, by which I mean the 513-18 cryptocurrency bubble.
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Correction: This story was updated following Reuters' disclosure of the correct percentage by which trade increased.
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Democracy is fundamentally a means by which citizens get to tell their leaders what they want.
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Though its effects are similar to MDMA's, the mechanism by which kanna produces them is different.
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It's with patriarchal thought and behavior, those monstrous forms of privilege by which men control women.
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Rejecting the null doesn't tell you anything about the mechanism by which chocolate causes weight loss.
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The method by which it infiltrated the core of computers demanded intimate knowledge of Microsoft engineering.
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It is roughly that distance by which the Yankees' season ended last year in the Bronx.
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Instead it alters the mechanism by which the gene is converted into functioning proteins, or expressed.
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It took the police nearly an hour to respond, by which time Shannan was already gone.
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And Schultz is also a pioneer in another avenue by which the very wealthy influence politics.
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The local, state and federal standards and policies by which they must abide vary by state.
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Another is whether a mechanism can be created by which the strains can be widely distributed.
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The important questions all have to do with the standards by which these choices are made.
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Amazon rolled out its sidewalk bot in January, by which Prime members could have food delivered.
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Thus we would have an endless chain of evictions, by which the landlord will accomplish nothing.
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By which I mean that I don't want to do that and neither, clearly, do you.
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He stresses that he wants "democratic socialism," by which he means people vote for their leaders.
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The last occurred around 417BC, by which time war-weary Athenians had been seduced by demagogues.
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That has nothing to do with the basis by which I voted to acquit the President.
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U. relationship over the next year, by which time Mr. Johnson has promised a final agreement.
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It's possible that stone was hard to come by, which is why they sought out shells.
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Rescue didn't come for four days, by which time hundreds had died, some from shark attacks.
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There are strict metrics by which to measure social impact, and an outside auditor is involved.
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The talks, held in Qatar, ended without a deal by which American troops would leave Afghanistan.
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This variation is the key by which species can respond to changing environments through natural selection.
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But it's worth focusing on that exchange, because it was interesting — by which I mean depressing.
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Such accountability is an essential means by which the government retains the consent of the governed.
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The law, however, does not specify a date by which companies must be using those tools.
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He is the Rorschach test of truth, the guidepost by which people choose their story line.
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These are the headline figures by which investors and even the general public often judge them.
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The chair should not be measured or judged by which ideological label he seems to wear.
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His earliest possible release date is January 2024, by which time he'll be 57 years old.
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The next court date is January 3, by which time Trump will already have been impeached.
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These were not useful metrics by which to gauge political or material progress among Afghan peoples.
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Nomiki Konst Winner: Bernie Sanders The Nevada caucus will be determined by which candidate has momentum.
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It's a process by which we are put in a pressure cooker to become more aware.
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And banks are the vehicles by which central bank policy is transmitted to the real economy.
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But the mechanisms by which it originated are only going to get faster and more powerful.
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The presenter can then view the questions and sort them by which have the most votes.
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That's a personal preference, not a metric by which art should or should not be created.
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That was just part of the regular corruption by which corporations have their way with us.
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Raised in Indiana by fundamentalist parents, sin was the inflexible yardstick by which I was measured.
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By which I mean there was one other review, from the entertainment website Ready, Steady, Cut!.
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Democracy, of course, is supposed to be the process by which we navigate these honest differences.
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Despite some shortcomings, this "Swan Lake" has become the one by which we should judge all others.
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The detail gave scientists some of their first clues about the rules by which the genome folds.
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Witalec said a report on the method by which the network was breached is expected Tuesday morning.
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The department spokesman declined to confirm how many extradition requests have been sent and by which prosecutors.
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Narratives, rather than sheer military strength, are now the measure by which wars are won and lost.
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Quantum mechanics is the set of rules by which fundamental particles like electrons interact with each other.
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The exact mechanism by which it attacks bacterial cells still isn't clear, but scientists have some guesses.
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It's the quality of the new information that counts, not the means by which it becomes public.
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"They provide a very natural mechanism by which gain provides the template to facilitate loss," he said.
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Instead, it becomes the means by which men construct their own identities vis-à-vis one another.
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"We don't even have a process by which to assess whether we're safe or not," he charged.
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She is the example I aspire to and the standard by which I will judge my contribution.
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In fact, the process by which many lithographs and engravings were made damaged or destroyed the daguerreotypes.
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Wildstein and Baroni used the "one constituent rule" as a barometer by which decisions would be made.
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New York limits the amounts by which landlords can raise rents each year for rent-stabilized tenants.
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Only in July, however, did Mr Henderson utter an apology, by which time it was too late.
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He's fascinated by power and knows that Peter is a means by which he can wield it.
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By which we mean that Jack went as Captain America for Halloween, with his dad in tow.
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The recent deal by which Fujifilm agreed to take a 50.1% stake in Xerox ran into difficulties.
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In short: ICOs are the new funding slingshot by which nascent cryptos are flung into the world.
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Article V of the draft text laid out two paths by which future amendments could be proposed.
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QV, like other voting systems, must rely on judges to enforce the rules by which it works.
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The new fiduciary standard goes far beyond the current "suitability standard" by which broker/dealers are governed.
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It vastly expanded — and this year made public— the community guidelines by which it makes these decisions.
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Something Trump has forced me to reevaluate is what are the mechanisms by which this coverage matters.
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This is the system by which some genes are switched off by a chemical process called methylation.
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To a discerning eye, the process by which his dance was created is revealed as pretty rudimentary.
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But over the years, more and more techniques developed by which power demand can be reliably controlled.
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Now, we can debate how quickly they will occur and exactly the process by which they occur.
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The metrics by which the words, photos, videos—what's known, in toto, as content—are made valuable.
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"A woman that was [with them] was like, 'Those are transformers,'" by which she meant transgender people.
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We said in 2007, wireless will become the media by which people access the internet, the medium.
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It's scientific and definably gender-neutral, and it establishes criteria by which other assistants could follow suit.
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Our goal is to emulate the remarkable processes by which human beings can understand and manipulate language.
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Grammars are seen as a ladder by which clever, poor children can climb up the social hierarchy.
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Note that by "medium," I mean here the means by which content is presented to the user.
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GDP growth became a target for politicians and a scorecard by which they were judged by voters.
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In the last decade, streaming has become the primary method by which most people listen to music.
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They enjoy the "prerogative of jurisdiction," by which those authorities are tried by the Federal Supreme Court.
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I learned of Ms. Denes late, in 1982, by which time she already had a significant career.
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Professionalism involves credentials, benchmarks, all sorts of yardsticks by which a person can be judged, sometimes unkindly.
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The talks have already shown some signs of being impacted by which Democratic candidate takes the lead.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the amount by which Alphabet missed analysts' forecasts for revenue.
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It also said that the criteria by which the Commission made its final decisions were not transparent.
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Their goal is for Narrator's structure to become the standard by which all startups do data science.
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Members of the right have misguidedly rejected the means by which the left created the liberal edifice.
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The tips of these proteins contact human host cells, opening a passageway by which the virus enters.
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Hyperpolyglots, Erard writes, exhibit an imperative "will to plasticity," by which he means plasticity of the brain.
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Bill Cassidy to coin the "Jimmy Kimmel Test," a metric by which to evaluate proposed healthcare plans.
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Faustman said her research has documented the mechanism by which the old vaccine reduces blood sugar levels.
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I was very moved by what he did, and by the circumstances by which he did it.
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Make it inconvenient, and you set up the conditions by which people turn to some other mechanism.
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He ranked no lower than fourth in all ten of the criteria by which presidents were judged.
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According to Yelawolf, she was a "rock star" (by which he meant that she drank like one).
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Driverless AI automates feature engineering, the process by which key variables are selected to build a model.
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Not so fun once you've grown up and moved onto adult PE (by which I mean, sex).
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By which I mean they are enjoyably frustrating, comfortably confusing—echoes of the point-and-click past.
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Jessica Furseth has had two hysteroscopies, a procedure by which doctors examine the inside of the uterus.
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Currently, the threshold by which a veteran is eligible is a VA disability rating of 10 percent.
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"The internet is the medium by which this philosophy is developing and it seems good," Jossa says.
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Most election observers zeroed in on the margin by which Trump and Franks won compared with Lesko.
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In 21950, that number reached 21962 million, by which time TWA was defunct and Saarinen's terminal, mothballed.
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Brown has pet peeves, which he refers to as crimes, by which he means transgressions against hooping.
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Still, the gala remains the gold standard of parties, and that by which other benefits are measured.
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The lens by which it is written about leaves out so many people because the hunter — i.e.
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What, after all, does the modern — by which I basically mean post-Reagan — Republican Party stand for?
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Of course, the freedom of speech by which Athens defined itself was famously betrayed by Athens itself.
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Liberals are increasingly criticizing the legitimacy of the process by which several conservative justices won their seats.
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Combining these findings, the researchers worked out the chain of events by which the eggs rejuvenate themselves.
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They're so ruthlessly and strictly identified in every network they interact with and by which they live.
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"Sometimes I am really perplexed by which foods this wine pairs with or against," Mr. Tatomer said.
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By which I mean that, based on what we know, James Hodgkinson had surprisingly normal political beliefs.
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It was also trying to improve the processes by which users could report problems, a spokesman said.
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Again — I was involved with the — the process by which the money was held up temporarily, okay?
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This is even more true when the media focuses on the means by which the suicide occurred.
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He maintained that hold rating until December 2016, by which point the stock had quintupled to $100.
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We tend to value it nonetheless because we have a historical record by which to measure it.
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Mick Mulvaney: I was involved with the process by which the money was held up temporarily, okay?
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She did so at the behest of a family by which she still hoped to be embraced.
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In particular, it's about the process by which inmates serving life sentences can try to get parole.
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Trump has ordered a review of the process by which companies are designated too big to fail.
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It is the world's reserve currency and the standard by which many global currencies are measured against.
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That 150 is more than the margin by which Obama beat Clinton in pledged delegates in 2008.
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Cook hasn't made firm promises about self-driving technologies or dates by which they'll hit the market.
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It's the tenet by which Cookie Monster has lived his puppet life for more than 50 years.
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Yet here was Mauricio Rodas using the same means by which Correa attacked and silenced his critics.
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I dreamed of a festival perk by which films would be simulcast to screening rooms in Manhattan.
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The process by which they are randomly selected is one of many tightly kept lottery security secrets.
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The procedures set out rules by which the president can call witnesses, introduce evidence and make presentations.
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"I was involved with the process by which the money was held up temporarily, OK?" he said.
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Sure enough, NAPS is now a means by which Navy launders underqualified athletes into the Naval Academy.
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Tax credits were simply a different mechanism by which to subsidize insurance that included abortion coverage. Sen.
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To break the loop, she needs to figure out the rules by which this recurring game works.
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It's the event itself and then it's the process by which we make meaning of the event.
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"RAID" mean redundant array of independent disks, and refers to a method by which data is copied.
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Friday also marks the deadline by which officials must have connected all parents and children by phone.
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Below are a few I thought were intriguing: For AVs, DOT is considering moving away from its current system of self-certification, by which automakers vouch that their new technologies meet federal standards, to "pre-market approval," by which automakers clear new technologies with DOT before they hit market.
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We have processes by which we put certain organizations onto a sanctions list, where companies cannot do business with them, you can't do business with the North Korean government, you can't do business with ISIS, there is a process by which you can put things beyond the pale.
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By which we mean, for some people, The xx have, at some point, been on your sex playlist.
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During the tournament, the Spaniard celebrated his 31st birthday, an age by which many former greats have retired.
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Of course, just like trickle-down economics, the mechanism by which this will actually happen is completely unclear.
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These are the optics by which our communities of color interpret where you stand in relation to us.
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The actual process by which Ramadoss and his team pushes out its Windows software updates is fairly straightforward.
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The mechanism is a far cry, he noted, from the complicated, multistep process by which modern cells divide.
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They cast doubt on every form of privilege and light on every mechanism by which privilege perpetuates itself.
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Torture and stripping them of control is a catalyst by which their transition from "innocent" to "evil" occurs.
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The names by which the St. Joseph's plaintiffs knew them often applied only to their years of service.
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But "the mechanism by which it improves sexual desire and related distress is unknown," according to the FDA.
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That aside, Trump alone has entirely changed the parameters by which spontaneous, unpremeditated and risky politics is judged.
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We have Duke Energy nuclear plants very close by, which supports the schools tremendously through their tax dollars.
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"There must be some means by which the patent office can correct the errors it's made," Ginsburg said.
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The criteria by which surgeons judge organs are somewhat subjective, and this may be part of the problem.
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They're one of the key mechanisms by which banks create money and help to keep the economy growing.
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Twenty years ago, by which time they were just a delicacy, they were still roasting 100,000 a year.
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In addition, the method by which councils calculate how many extra houses they need looks set for reform.
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Remember the old days when vacancies at Downton Abbey were determined by which actors had had their fill?
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Compare this to the Super Nintendo's Super Metroid, the bar by which all other 2D platformers are measured.
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But physical laws don't give a mechanism by which another universe, once collapsed into a singularity, should Bang.
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There are a lot of criteria by which you can measure how good a beauty product really is.
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The means by which the company has chosen to implement the reduction has particularly upset many in Britain.
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The precise mechanism by which the storm system's heat transfer works, for instance, has yet to be uncovered.
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Long-distance races usually set "cut-offs", deadlines by which runners must have passed certain points or finished.
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A resolution of inquiry is a legislative tool by which the House can request information from the administration.
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The ramps by which participants approach the platforms are visually distracting to the actual presentation point of pedestals.
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The term also fundamentally misunderstands the process by which all cultures form and progress: through creolisation and intermixing.
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Platforms like YouTube assert a set of normative standards — guidelines by which users are expected to comport themselves.
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In my book, I talk about improvisation as a means by which physicists can engage in the unknown.
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How does the timing by which you schedule these operations impact the function you are trying to perform?
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And we're looking at a method by which birdlike drones are keeping their natural counterparts away from airports.
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Through the social media giant, publishers found an easy platform with incomparable traffic by which to distribute content.
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Using "Spot" as an example, Darren walks me through the entire process by which a fiberglass sculpture manifests.
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By which I am saying: this is a rare nice place, on London Rental Opportunity of the Week.
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There is no mechanism by which Trump supporters could be reached or made to care about this report.
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And he uses himself as a measuring stick by which to gauge others and his interactions with them.
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They're each screaming ahead towards understanding the mechanism of action by which they can make that more realistic.
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"Enteric fermentation" is the digestive process by which cow and other livestock break down food and emit methane.
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She hasn't totally found her north star, and it's a really unusual circumstance by which she finds it.
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" "I was mesmerized, being able to see the intricate detail by which light refracted amongst the barreling wave.
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The conclusion is that it may not be adulthood that's evolved, but the avenues by which it's reached.
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The rising sign "allows us to see what areas of life are influenced by which planets," Gat says.
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But to understand these disinvitation attempts, we need to understand the unglamorous process by which speakers get invited.
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Even so, it is hard to identify a mechanism by which profits might fall to more normal levels.
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The suit also tackles the rules by which teachers are laid off strictly by seniority during financial downturns.
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What does not kill you only makes you stronger is a particularly risky principle by which to live.
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Rostand's fabulous catalog of all the literary forms by which a person might make fun of Cyrano's nose?
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Perhaps as impressive as the outcome is the means by which the machines' engineers arrived at the output.
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America's next chapter will be defined by which norms are established, which are remade, and which are retained.
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Being alone — by which I think you mean being single — has the capacity to be deeply, wonderfully satisfying.
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"Hot lists are just one method by which ICE agents can track drivers with this system," said Talla.
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"That's hopefully the pathway by which we'll determine conclusively whether or not kratom is a medicine," says Baer.
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Politics isn't war, it is debate—the democratic means by which we come together to move America forward.
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Still, the euro is the gauge by which many people judge the dollar's vigour, or lack of it.
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"We really wanted to allow for a platform by which these corporations could better utilize technology," Knight said.
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Cyber increasingly is going to be the means by which national or transnational or individual interests are affected.
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In addition, the article misstated the margin by which the Panthers outshot the Islanders in the second period.
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He makes clear that they offered him, like fiction, a compass by which to move in the world.
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Second, intelligence professionals need to protect sources and methods – the means by which America's spies gather their evidence.
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His work with Larry Katz and David Card advanced econometrics—the statistical methods by which economist test theories.
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A modern mention comes in the 19th century, by which time the triptych had been dismantled and scattered.
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To a reader, a body of work is a static totality by which a writer may be assessed.
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At Politicon, politics is understood not as a means by which to improve lives, but as blood sport.
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The Kentucky state House voted Thursday to create a new process by which sexual harassment complaints are reported.
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At Harvard, she became interested in the process by which genes provided the information to create a protein.
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The test samples were from the kidneys by which most antibiotics are concentrated and excreted from the body.
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What are the routes by which the anticipated test of presidential powers may come before the high court?
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Researchers followed the participants until December 31, 2014, by which time 1,32 new lung cancers had been diagnosed.
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Yet this bias appeared whether or not race was included in the data by which offenders were evaluated.
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They serve as odes of appreciation to hip-hop and a lens by which Horowitz understands organizational culture.
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Indeed, Paulsen said the direction of yields will be a critical metric by which to gauge bank performance.
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Telic activities — from "telos," the Greek word for purpose — aim at terminal states, by which they are completed.
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Less than a year later (by which time they were both using the surname Windsor), they were divorced.
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The task force is supposed to negotiate a date by which coal in Germany should be phased out.
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There is no equivalent standard by which a consumer may judge the data security practices of a business.
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The scandal is that the secretive process by which the BCRA was drafted did not even consider them.
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There are no sporting venues or competitions close by, which means there is no center, no town square.
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It establishes a percentage of their annual salaries as the baseline by which the final bonus is calculated.
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Until the internet's arrival, the "jour," or day, was the primary unit of time by which journalism functioned.
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Now I've got some serious questions for Donald Trump's La-Z-Boy, by which I mean his son.
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Jeez, that film gets really dark during the second half, by which point you'd probably be coming down.
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But the process by which trade liberalization was sought was all about political realism rather than abstract ideals.
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"The Banker" opens in 1965, by which time Garrett and Morris's enterprise had run afoul of federal authorities.
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Diapers for children aged one to three, by which time the gendered enthusiasm for pink has kicked in.
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Margin trading is a process by which traders borrow money from a brokerage firm to make an investment.
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He received the Medal of Honor in July 1945, by which time he had been promoted to sergeant.
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The Democratic Party is pushing for a tough revision of the mechanism by which motorway tolls are set.
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Mr. Hockey is also the moniker by which the deli's owner, Joe Brand, is known around Long Beach.
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It begins in childhood and ends in his final year, by which time he was 91 years old.
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Because there are a set of 123 guidelines by which national security clearances are typically evaluated and revoked.
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Megan: There are two separate tracks by which Weinstein can be held legally accountable, one civil, one criminal.
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Center fielder Billy Hamilton had to race over and retrieve the ball, by which time Austin Slater scored.
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Critics however have suggested that the campaign is simply another tool by which Xi can remove political opponents.
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But it must not be the gauge by which you measure the merits of this (or any) relationship.
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But there's a system by which white supremacy operates, and it is set up to benefit white people.
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Still, for the first time in 20 years, the elements by which Putin falls are coming into place.
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The taxes are too high and the inefficient means by which the funds are transferred to individual airports.
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The report did not mention the exact number by which Trump is looking to cut the agency's staff.
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However, there is a long-standing process by which such information can be extracted from a White House.
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The Wolf Pack had 28 yards on their first four drives, by which point they trailed 27-27.
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Partisan gerrymandering is the process by which one party draws legislative districts to weaken the other party's voters.
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He also repeatedly recited a litany of yardsticks by which he was leaving the country in fantastic fettle.
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It has also made some strides to update the methods by which hateful content is analyzed and reviewed.
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Stone pleaded not guilty to the charges last week, while decrying the manner by which he was arrested.
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That's the lens by which China's current crackdown on debt and financial leverage should be viewed, he said.
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This document, voluntarily adopted by states, provides a uniform basis by which traffic records are collected and maintained.
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"They have provided a means by which broad benefits may be accessed at more economical prices," Coleman said.
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It is the place where code becomes law, where the mechanisms by which a market works are specified.
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"There must be some means by which the patent office can correct the errors its made," she argued.
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"Michael Bromwich, McCabe's attorney, also blasted the process by which he was terminated as "unprecedented, unseemly and cruel.
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It was, although most of the emails simply showed the unappetizing process by which the sausage is made.
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The issue, in other words, is the standard by which to choose our actions in the international sphere.
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Gerrymandering is the practice by which politicians manipulate congressional and state legislative districts for their own partisan advantage.
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The Source argued that commercial success should not be the only standard by which we judge black music.
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Many parents focus too intently on grades themselves, rather than the process by which those grades are attained.
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Also, the steam from a hot tub stream creates an additional mode by which bacteria spreads, Hlavsa says.
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It's also, famously, a system by which a smaller person can defeat a bigger, stronger opponent via technique.
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Privacy decisions have upended the means by which intelligence agencies and law enforcement gather surveillance and conduct investigations.
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For the children it may be that their fate is determined by which country their mother came from.
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Committees are bringing fewer information sources into the process by which Congress learns about how to make policy.
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"They're looking to dismantle the very process by which we use science to inform decision-making," Ms Goldman said.
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Pai also calls the rules "failed" but cites no metric by which they could be considered to be so.
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Interesting, even if I do think ads are also about creating the fears and desires by which we consume.
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Indeed, it is the collaborative process by which it was written that creates this sense of depth and authenticity.
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Account terminations are ostensibly permanent, though there's an appeals process by which account owners can contest the site's moderators.
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It also helped her to set a target date by which she would have paid off everything she owed.
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The notice did not specify the date of the deadline by which the sites have to complete the rectifications.
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Migrants slipped pieces of paper into his hand as F Francis passed by, which he handed to an aide.
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Will Patridge join the ranks of successful MTV stars in the fashion industry, by which we mean, basically, LC?
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"We just bumped into the Duke [Prince Philip] as we were walking by which was so nice," Meghan said.
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If you're optimistic enough, you'll always find a metric by which Bitcoin still has plenty of room for growth.
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Colombian state oil company Ecopetrol has asked PDVSA to give a new date by which the exports could begin.
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The infection causes small sores, and contact with these sores is the primary way by which the infection spreads.
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These ones, I don&apost know the means by which they became part of this report, but they did.
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The point here is that the DNC isn't wrong for establishing criteria by which candidates can qualify for debates.
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The report noted the process by which bishops were told to keep secret the allegations of abuse by priests.
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Another reason the temples may be more susceptible to graying may follicle cycling—the process by which hair grays.
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Another factor likely to affect asylum claims is changes in the standards by which an asylum claim is judged.
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However, according to Berlin-based artist Simon Weckert, the system by which it gathers its information is highly exploitable.
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And it discloses the mechanism by which some such ordeals come, selectively and misleadingly, to be redescribed as triumphs.
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Mr Moon has also pledged to "democratise" the economy, by which he means reduce the dominance of the chaebol.
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Then I have a Full English, by which I mean the various sausages of the men on my rotation.
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After gathering samples from 32 locations and 17 countries, they traced the major routes by which the virus spread.
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But interoperability—from ad-blocking to switching app stores—is a means by which customers can assay real counteroffers.
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Walmart reached a deal by which a private-equity firm will take an 80% stake in its Brazilian operations.
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"It would have to be decarboxylated first," he said, referring to the necessary process by which THC becomes psychoactive.
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The practice is passed on within families—as "one possible way by which to make sense of the world".
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But for many Americans of the time, corn was cheaper easier to come by, which led to this variant.
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These studies helped illuminate some of the molecular mechanisms by which these fungal pathogens cause disease in the banana.
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But on the streets of Essex, shares and sterling are not the barometer by which voters were taking stock.
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"It's cliché, but your father is really the framework by which you have measured your romantic partners," Colin said.
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For millennia, wine has been made using fermentation; the process by which yeast converts grape juice into ethanol alcohol.
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The next step is to learn more about the underlying mechanism by which such a unique herringbone structure forms.
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Now the government has set a date - March 2018 - by which to roll out a "private sector participation framework".
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That will require a streamlining of the process by which America grants permits for cross-border grids and pipelines.
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This story has been updated and revised to clarify the process by which the animal-free dairy is created.
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He was told it would arrive in 12 to 15 days — by which point the election would be over.
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In fact, the group never gathered until the 1990s, by which time two of the 13 had already died.
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We created guidelines a number of years ago that stipulate the criteria by which we would consider something renewable.
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" A fork, the mechanism by which cryptocurrency projects split off from each other, was originally called a "branch point.
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Of those who did, most began resisting in 1943, by which point France had already deported thousands of Jews.
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But if the last several years are any indication, esports may define itself best by which ones they break.
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That means the agenda of every Justice Department is decided by which laws the attorney general chooses to prioritize.
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All it really describes is the feeling by which Americans feel weak if America doesn't follow through on bombing.
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Apparently they have also succeeded in creating the kind of lulling effect by which gambling establishments are often characterized.
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The secretive process by which the bill was crafted has led to criticism from both Republican and Democratic lawmakers.
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An IPO is the process by which a private company issues its first shares of stock for public sale.
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Their fear is that this will set a precedent by which government controls development and access to their products.
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Perez suggestion — "smart green growth," by which she means renewable energy and the funding of a new urban lifestyle.
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Trent Franks said, referencing the Byrd rule, which is the rule by which senators can pass bills under reconciliation.
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Verification (dump) The process by which reporters and security researchers go through hacked data and make sure it's legitimate.
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The factor by which the new network increases observational capacity, however, suggests the depth of the old one's inadequacy.
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In other words, this will be largely decided by which candidates are able to capture the most media attention.
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Although Sultan works in three distinct mediums, the method by which she decides her subject matter is the same.
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They regard it as a binding agreement by which, according to the International Atomic Energy Agency, Iran is abiding.
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Here players assemble their own avatars — virtual self-representations — by which they interact with others in computer-generated worlds.
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These opportunities to take part in global competitions are a tool by which the territory could gain wider legitimacy.
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But it's an non-factor for Disney+, the product by which investors will judge Bob Iger's company going forward.
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He found the property in 2016, by which time unknown years of neglect had led to severe structural damage.
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It removed mentions of a time-frame by which it planned to achieve its 2 percent price stability target.
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They then returned to their assigned cages for several more weeks, by which time they were effectively middle-aged.
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The problem with selective taxes is that they fail most of the criteria by which economists evaluate tax policy.
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This type of structure—by which two distinct realities are at war—diminishes empathy and respect among party lines.
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An ICO is a process by which a company can issue a new digital coin in exchange for money.
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The GAO set June 30 as a date by which the Secret Service should seek repayment from the campaigns.
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Labour Minister Andrea Nahles said the amount by which benefits would be cut would depend on the individual case.
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It is, rather, a process by which qualified candidates from all 50 states might be matched to possible jobs.
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The OFF Act is the vehicle by which we can and must embark on a clean energy revolution, now.
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The Republican plan also caps funding for Medicaid, the means by which many poor people get their health insurance.
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Our lawsuit also claims that the process by which the boycott resolution was passed was procedurally and legally flawed.
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In the second, in 2011, voters rejected a change to the system by which members of Parliament are elected.
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That was the fastest rate by which its e-commerce business had grown since the fourth quarter of 2017.
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The mechanism by which policymakers will achieve this is through the restriction of foreign currency needed to conduct acquisitions.
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At the very least there should be a standard by which the effectiveness of these programs can be measured.
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As for the report, Barr shocked Washington with the speed by which he released the summary of Mueller's conclusions.
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It also requires fundamental changes to the processes by which people are invited into organizations and moved around them.
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In short, together America and Europe wrote the rules and norms by which much of the world now lives.
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It was 49-27 at the end, by which point even its nominal participants were probably no longer watching.
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The company declined to disclose the total amount by which it expects the accelerated cleanup efforts to reduce liabilities.
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This is odd, as applying new technologies is one of the primary means by which productivity gains are achieved.
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Adding a layer of scandal to the story, he was accused of moral turpitude, by which Hamas meant homosexuality.
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It's some of the top funding available anywhere, by which I mean in the neighborhood of thirty-seven G's.
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The emphasis came from their struggle and was a means by which they could preserve themselves and their heritage.
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When their governments finally fell, an architecture was in place by which to communicate and interact with Eastern Europe.
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Could Barack Obama be the new Lloyd Dobler, the golden standard by which all suitors will hereby be measured?
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It holds that the means by which those ideas are converted into action are understood and can be taught.
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It's also a means by which you could introduce legislation to correct the worst impulses of a dysfunctional administration.
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It's not the people who will try and touch my butt as I'm walking by, which is so rare.
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At the time, however, there was no formal mechanism by which the federal government could rein in rogue cops.
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Over the past five years, at least ten states have reformed the laws by which police departments seize cash.
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We have tons and tons of laws and rules and regulations and policies by which we live our lives.
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I marveled at Beauvoir's obstinacy, her commitment to happiness and the willful ideology by which she shaped her existence.
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That figure is small for a deal this size because there is little duplication by which to cut costs.
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They can walk into a home they may have been just walking by — which raises a question about security.
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Three federal judges have ruled that the justification and the manner by which the administration terminated DACA was flawed.
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The hormone insulin is the vehicle by which sugar — that much disparaged substance — enters our cells from the blood.
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We should set a date by which we will have this work done for the entire country: say 2030.
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That is, money is the means by which you swap one set of stuff for another set of stuff.
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He even floated Easter, on April 12, as a potential date by which the country could return to normal.
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He has also pushed to change the rules by which immigrants who are legal residents can receive public benefits.
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"There's no question that there are a variety of [building] mechanisms by which people might get sick," Hedge says.
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"The department follows a prescribed process by which an employee may be terminated," said the spokeswoman, Sarah Isgur Flores.
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The state announced that it would try again in June 2019, by which time he would have been 71.
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A tool of perception is thus rendered an encumbrance, a barrier by which experience is visualized but not felt.
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Radicalization is the process by which individuals (or groups) come to adopt extremist views, particularly sociopolitical or religious views.
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By which I mean that at a certain point, I started to suspect I was angrier than I thought.
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It was Ballet Society — not New York City Ballet, the name by which the company became known in 1948.
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Because the environment" — by which he meant the liberal aura of Nancy Pelosi — "defeated me more than anything else.
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The National School Boards Association repeatedly demanded that the department ease the standards by which it assessed schools' liability.
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It's an entrancing, hard-won kind that confounds the very categories by which you make sense of the world.
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The process by which the government can take private land to use it for public purposes is fairly straightforward.
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Second, they look at the process by which the demand becomes dissociated from the actors and enters mainstream dialogue.
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Federal law (the Communications Decency Act) protects social media giants from the responsibilities by which traditional media must abide.
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Investigators found that the department had yet to clarify the process by which passports can be confiscated or revoked.
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It operates on you like a deep tissue massage of the apparatuses by which one perceives the outside world.
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"The caseload is growing, and the systems by which we would have supported them is diminishing," Ms. Collingwood said.
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But it has nonetheless come to symbolize the single metric by which the health of our country is judged.
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WannaCry spread by combining traditional ransomware with a worm, or a mechanism by which the attack could quickly grow.
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It is a mechanism by which the essential state of reverie can be made available to our conscious minds.
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But hurricanes in the post-Katrina era are also political events, benchmarks by which a president's abilities are measured.
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The tycoon's escape preparations spanned the globe, revealing the means by which the well-connected can evade legal accountability.
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The mechanics of this large-scale migration start with the basic business model by which VFX houses are paid.
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Because this style of debate is scored by which side gains the most percentage points, Natarajan took the win.
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That will in turn help lower the margin by which Democrats need to win nationally just a little bit.
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Capital is simply the amount by which a bank's assets (what it owns) exceeds its liabilities (what it owes).
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"As you know, the Department has formal, established channels by which to receive information and begin investigations," wrote Nadler.
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Infections and deaths continued to climb after the government this week changed the criteria by which it tracks cases.
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Not only that, but the methods by which they are striving to achieve this goal are not particularly clandestine.
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For years, people spoke of potential "endgames" by which Mr. Mugabe would be offered some kind of escape route.
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I'm only saying that because I don't think that should be the example by which we judge everything else.
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This, the petitioners argue, is an effective means by which to create an environment free of discrimination and bullying.
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"The dress code does not provide objective criteria by which Plaintiff can determine what clothing is restricted," Monroe said.
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There were constitutional ways by which the administration might have made good on some of its obnoxious immigration promises.
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Empiricists believed they had deduced a method by which they could discover a universe of truth: impartial, verifiable knowledge.
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From thence proceeds our self-assured blindness by which we spitefully deny ourselves the wisdom they could teach us.
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We have fixed ideas based on past experiences by which we judge new situations and respond in predictable ways.
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This is all an attempt by Republicans to indict the process by which we have come to this point.
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CNBC investigates the little-known and sometimes shocking means by which seafood arrives at our grocery stores and restaurants.
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Y., devotes part one to detailing the process by which the House Intelligence Committee investigated the case against Trump.
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But scientists have long struggled to understand the exact mechanism by which air pollution affects the health of fetuses.
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That means there are paths by which Mr. Lampert can recoup some of what he has sunk into Sears.
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Thus, he helped negotiate the compromise by which Congress could abolish the slave trade, but only after 20 years.
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That required setting up a process by which Mr. Obama's lawyers could sift through the requests and make recommendations.
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By battling on that terrain, [Trump] preemptively sets aside most standards by which a democracy should judge its leader.
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J. D. This is a common problem — by which I mean, I have behaved as badly as your friend.
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Something like 23andMe, it could tell you which strands of kitchen DNA are shared by which Vongerichten restaurants — 23andV.
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Something like 23andMe, it could tell you which strands of kitchen DNA are shared by which Vongerichten restaurants — 23andV.
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Median survival, the point by which half of those with glioblastoma have died, is usually put at 14 months.
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What he failed to mention was the means by which this "convenient" and "competitive" solution would come to fruition.
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It routinely takes people many years to come forward, by which time memories have faded and records have vanished.
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"'Noise' isn't strong enough," he said of the din, by which he must now read exegeses and grade exams.
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But our memories — by which the movie really means our histories — shape the essence of who we are, too.
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Meditating is the method by which most people tend to try and attain this body-and-mind-improving state.
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How can we, as a society, establish processes and procedures by which offenders can make restitution for their actions?
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There was one, a "Blade Runner" cover, which I was delighted by, which we had assigned before I started.
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Sound is made by waves of air pressure, and decibels are the unit by which sound intensity is measured.
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It is the strategy which is appropriate to our cause and to our purpose—the strategy of truth—the strategy which opposes to the frauds and the deceits by which our enemies have confused and conquered other peoples, the simple and clarifying truths by which a nation such as ours must guide itself.
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Politicians and party apparatchiks hold up political parties as the only vehicle by which ideas can be turned into policies.
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Mining is the process by which sets of bitcoin transactions—called blocks—are verified and added to the blockchain ledger.
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That would mean an extension of Article 50 which is the legal means by which a country leaves the Union.
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In many ways, the process by which the US grants people visas to visit or immigrate is a black box.
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It is the healer and restorer and resurrector, by which disease passes into health, age into youth, death into life.
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Because we all know that is the only measurement by which we can truly judge art: fucking shortlisting Polaris Prizes!
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We keep striving for larger displays because phones are increasingly the primary device by which we interact with the internet.
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YouMail claims the reason iOS users receive more calls is due to the nature by which iOS handles blocked calls.
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"Thin film" research is a hallmark of the Clean Room—a process by which electronics are built from molecule up.
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Its findings will be presented in several months, by which time the make-up of parliament will have changed dramatically.
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The Model 3 is a significant barometer by which investors and the industry are measuring Tesla's capability as an automaker.
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The electoral impact of McConnell's strategy will likely be determined by which side successfully defines the agenda he is obstructing.
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For now, financial excess is the means by which spending power flows to those who are eager to use it.
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That's because the change in aspect ratio breaks the linear scale by which we've compared almost all smartphones to date.
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Over the course of the '90s and early 2000s, the margins by which Republicans beat their Democratic opponents kept growing.
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"The FAA just doesn't have the resources or the speed by which to keep up with aviation technology," he said.
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The term refers to a process by which people pull money out of a country and buy foreign assets instead.
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IPOs remain a key driver of incremental gains and a means by which money managers can differentiate themselves from competitors.
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It is the means by which its leaders obtain consent for the financial and other sacrifices that geopolitical struggles entail.
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The process by which users of the pilot programs are being asked to submit their photographs is convoluted and laborious.
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"Every so often I'll go through and spruce it up, by which I mean make it more sparse," she said.
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"If we had a mechanism by which to enforce contractual obligations you wouldn't need this trusted third-party," he says.
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Mr O'Rourke is trailing Senator Ted Cruz by roughly five points, half the margin by which Trump won in 2018.
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About 15 months later, by which time 25 of their volunteers had carried babies to term, they repeated the process.
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Eminem recently released his 10th album, "Music to Be Murdered By," which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard charts.
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Mawson West also amended its prepayment facility with Trafigura by which payments due will cease until the mining operations resumed.
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Courts are "only fixing the process by which voters enact political change" when they keep an eye on gerrymandered maps.
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But a new study in mice shows there's another—much faster—mechanism by which the stomach connects to the brain.
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The rule, Pruitt claimed, created "regulatory uncertainty" by which the Obama administration "reimagined their authority" to oversee the country's waterways.
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That said, Hobby Lobby seems to have gone to great lengths to conceal the means by which it acquires items.
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Remember: Sound is made by waves of air pressure, and decibels are the unit by which sound intensity is measured.
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WELL WHAT DOES THAT MEAN WELL THE FORMAL PROCESS BY WHICH YOU SET BIDDING DEADLINES AND THINGS OF THAT NATURE.
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PEOPLE FAMILIAR WITH THE SITUATION TELLING ME THE TIMELINE BY WHICH YOU WOULD TRY TO SELL THE COMPANY HAS NARROWED.
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I slammed it into idle and began the sequence to secure the engine—by which I mean, shut it down.
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Also, "one mechanism by which Medicaid expansion could help is by supporting more consistent and comprehensive family planning," Kramer said.
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To introduce the necessary roughness he needed some way to modify the chemical reaction by which the membranes are made.
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Charney was ousted in 2014, by which time the company was struggling with declining sales and an unsustainable debt load.
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But knowing what we need is not the same as creating the systems by which those needs can be delivered.
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The Moon is the way by which we prove the technology and the capabilities that we can go to Mars.
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We love seeing them this happy, by which we mean safe from the threat of faceless humanoid electricity monsters. 9.
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They defined the child penalty as the amount by which women's earnings fell behind those of men after having children.
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The advantages and perquisites of unregulated size are under challenge; so are the routes by which it can be attained.
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When he exited opposite the side by which he'd entered, everyone shouted and clapped—even those who couldn't see anything.
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This includes "initial coin offerings" (ICOs), a recently popularized crowdfunding method by which an organization issues virtual currencies or tokens.
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Another requires the FCC to create a process by which phone carriers' efforts to identify and catch robocallers receive certification.
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Apple's statement says the company is "committed to improving the process by which we receive and escalate" reports of bugs.
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Then there's the specific construct of the 100 days as a critical way station by which to judge a president.
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Although it is the means by which humankind discovers objective truths in nature, science is and has always been political.
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The first is "letters of interpretation," by which automakers inquire how existing statutes apply to particular kinds of automotive technology.
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A tour of FAST Corporation of Wisconsin reveals the fascinating processes by which contemporary fiberglass public artworks come into being.
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On top of unrealistic conditions, the process by which courts decide whether someone has violated probation is an unfair one.
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The main arch is aluminum, and the sides are "molded TPE," by which they mean plastic — but the good kind.
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Its third bailout expires in August 2018, by which time it will be expected to finance itself from the markets.
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And so that would be for us a very good individual by which to look at a normal brain function.
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The FTC, however, doesn't actually write the rules by which telecoms have to abide — the agency can only issue fines.
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As NPR explains, Maine voters approved ranked-choice voting in 2016, by which voters rank candidates in order of preference.
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Remaining questions: Research has shown dengue severity can be influenced by which serotypes are circulating, and the order of infection.
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He grieved in private, by which I mean he grieved in the privacy of the cemetery when I wasn't around.
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Ports are also the means by which much contraband, from drugs to ivory, escapes to the rest of the world.
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And then all of a sudden become malicious, by which time they've probably got a vested stake in the network.
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Those wishing to escape this cosy cocoon should welcome a robust test of the ethical assumptions by which they live.
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