Some apps aren't categorized how you might expect, and there's no way to adjust the way they're categorized.
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I doubt it helps for it to be categorized as science fiction, or to be categorized at all.
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About 4,500 kids said they never drank alcohol and were categorized as non-drinkers; all others were categorized as drinkers.
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For example, IP addresses can be parsed out and categorized in one bucket, and cookies and usernames can be categorized in other buckets.
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Out of 82 women with breasts categorized as large, 46 percent said their breast size affected their exercise routine and 58 percent of the 43 women with breasts categorized as very large reported the same (researchers categorized sizes by volume rather than relying on bra size).
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Volunteers found to have a dangerous drinking problem on two of three questionnaires were categorized as harmful drinkers, as compared to those identified on all three questionnaires, who were categorized as hazardous drinkers.
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Another significant change is how the product shades are categorized.
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Following its own review, Zoom categorized it as a 3.1.
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It categorized 6 million people as being "severely food insecure."
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But after editing, Apple categorized the pitches into different themes.
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The wine list is categorized according to texture and flavor.
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The complaint was initially categorized as a "racial slur" complaint.
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Sober houses are categorized as group homes for the disabled.
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The recall was categorized as having a low health risk.
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Should the movie be categorized as a comedy or drama?
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Undertones are also categorized, with warm, neutral, and deep as options.
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The pieces of the process can be categorized, standardized, and delegated.
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Once a meme has been approved, it needs to be categorized.
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But Szigeti took issue with how the study categorized ecstasy users.
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Here you'll find a list of ways Facebook has categorized you.
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He is being categorized that way by the state of Pennsylvania.
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Pre-Spotify, we never knew how people categorized artists within genres.
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Health insurers often categorized rape as a pre-existing health condition.
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I think it certainly could be categorized as a feminist work.
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As a result, more children will be categorized as needing treatment.
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Each of these comments must be read, categorized, and replied to.
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This issue as categorized in this article has not even arisen.
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It's categorized as literary fiction, but it's a horror novel, too.
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I think 80 percent would be categorized as some diversity element.
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The remaining 26 percent are categorized as being in the middle.
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Artists were typically categorized into three groups: individualists, traditionalists, and professionals.
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An armed forces medical examiner categorized the death as a homicide.
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The payments were categorized as hotel costs on government expense forms.
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Having a BMI of 30 or higher is categorized as obese.
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It's categorized in the same sort of area as supplements. Correct.
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"We have what are often categorized as red flag warnings," Abbott said.
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I don't know if it would be categorized as a suicide note.
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Campaign finance expenses, for example, can be categorized differently by each campaign.
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Ford and Agility's agreement is categorized as a research project, for now.
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It is not clear which product subheader graphics cards are categorized under.
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Netflix categorized the most-binged shows as the ones we "devoured" — i.e.
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Lyft and Uber drivers are categorized as independent contractors and not employees.
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During his speech, Wilders categorized Trump as part of this overall movement.
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And in 2015, Google Photos' facial recognition categorized black people as gorillas.
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The startup has categorized over 600 insurance products from dozens of companies.
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ISIS took responsibility for the bombing, which authorities have categorized as terrorism.
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The case is categorized as a battery, according to a police statement.
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In the box score, it was categorized merely as a team rebound.
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Correction: This story originally incorrectly categorized psoriasis as a chronic skin condition.
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Eversource categorized this incident as "Priority 1," meaning lives were in danger.
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We categorized the subject of each sentence and color-coded them accordingly.
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I met women who categorized themselves as "solopreneurs," which, what's that now?
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Being categorized as obese means having a BMI of 30 and over.
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This property has not been categorized as a luxury home, he said.
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But Ripple has maintained that the XRP cryptocurrency should be categorized differently.
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I don't like boring style, and I don't want to be categorized.
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After they're uploaded, the photos are categorized on an internal, searchable app.
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Women, when they appear, are categorized by their sexual availability and desirability.
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The survey assesses 24 character strengths, which are categorized into six virtues:
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Her doctor categorized her as overweight when she was 5 years old.
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Handkerchiefs can pretty safely be categorized as a vestige of another time.
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All of the contacts are then categorized into high or low risk.
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The payments were also categorized as hotel costs on government expense forms.
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People also criticized a December 30 tweet that categorized different belly types.
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These instances are often under-reported, and categorized as normal credit losses.
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In the social justice space, ableism would be categorized as a macroaggression.
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Should this be categorized as a privacy incident or a cyber incident?
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If it's to be won, it needs to be categorized as such.
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Some Democrats have already categorized the outcome as a rebuke to Trump.
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He worried her views could be categorized as "slightly racist," bigoted, and inflammatory.
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They submitted papers to three publications categorized in the JCR as sociology journals.
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With your expenses categorized, you now have a snapshot of your spending habits.
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The incident was investigated by the FBI and categorized as a hate crime.
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The Decentralized Exchanges (DEX) subcategory could arguably have been categorized as Developer Tools.
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"Membership can now be categorized into User Members and Equity Members," said Crowell.
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The shell was categorized by officials as either a rocket or artillery shell.
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The authorities in some areas of Punjab have categorized wild boar as vermin.
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For contrast, 43 percent of projects are categorized as film or music endeavors.
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The regulators have categorized some banks as "sytemically important" because of their size.
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Historically, the album categorized itself in real time, and that happened in 1987.
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Given that it's Swisher, a tech press veteran, we'd categorized them as reliable.
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Cannabis is categorized as a Schedule I substance under the Controlled Substances Act.
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The streaming giant categorized the contenders like soundtracks for various summer-themed activities.
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Vegetables were categorized as organic or not, bread as whole-grain or not.
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To comply, Qantas has now deleted several lists that categorized destinations by country.
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" • Subjects with heartbreakingly hopeful facial expressions were reluctantly categorized as "I just can't.
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"Being categorized as a gender that I wasn't was so confusing," says Alex.
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But the Cook Political Report has now categorized the district as "toss up."
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Eighty-eight adults reviewed these sounds, and again, categorized them into 24 emotions.
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Children are categorized as smart or stupid as soon as they start school.
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The scientists then categorized these men and women, based on those exercise histories.
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And the desire for liberation and fantasy that she categorized as its opposite.
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It's as if he knew that to be seen is to be categorized.
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Synthetic melatonin is not regulated because it is not categorized as a drug.
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These basic standards should apply regardless of how the incident may be categorized.
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"We make a lot of garments with a categorized sizing system," she said.
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It lasted all of two months, and Yrigoyen categorized the marriage as emotionally abusive.
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He's set his iPhone display to grayscale, and I've categorized my apps by color.
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Of the 300 issues categorized as distressed, 22 percent came from the energy sector.
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They are categorized as social animals that prefer group-living and feed at night.
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The early days were categorized by "secret night rendezvous" in Los Angeles, Luft writes.
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Would Matt Damon's long journey home have beaten The Revenant were it properly categorized?
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Your stories are even categorized by date and include info, like who watched them.
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Rapes as categorized under a revised 2013 definition that includes penetration rose 1.1 percent.
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The worry isn't the winds — which are how hurricanes are categorized — but the rain.
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And now, high-quality hair care is no longer simply categorized into luxury vs.
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"My weakness can be categorized by a blind loyalty to Donald Trump," said Cohen.
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The coroner's office has categorized this as an accidental overdose, according to Us Weekly.
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The page is categorized by room, and also includes their mattresses, fabrics and rugs.
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Articles in Google News are labeled and categorized to reflect the type of story.
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Axios categorized them all — for the nearly 100 people whose vetting documents we received.
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Incorrectly categorized emails can be moved back to the inbox, and vice versa, manually.
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These expenses are automatically categorized, and you can add extra tags for added organization.
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The route features 30 categorized climbs, including seven in the Tour's most difficult category.
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Purchases are categorized by color, and you can track your spending weekly or monthly.
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HHS guidelines say donors should be categorized according to a set of behavioral criteria.
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But some of these bands you found are categorized all over the place, right?
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Its industry would be categorized among companies that sell personal grooming and toiletry products.
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Another case: LinkedIn's 70-person editorial staff would be categorized among employment services industries.
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They also categorized the person somewhere on the scale from acquaintance to best friend.
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The plan, however, was categorized by many as ironic due to Donald's online presence.
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Victims can search through these categorized posts and connect with providers over Facebook Messenger.
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Some lawmakers have already categorized today's revelation as proof of a Russian disinformation campaign.
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" • Photos of extremely unappealing but overwhelmingly confident males named Harvey were categorized as "run.
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The disease is categorized in four degrees, with Stage 4 being the most severe.
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Still, Trump categorized Amazon's relationship with the post office as a "scam" on Saturday.
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The companies in the 11 sub-industries are all categorized as long-term investments.
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For example, all babies are not born with bodies that can be neatly categorized.
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Understand the types of health insuranceHealth insurance plans are also categorized by network coverage.
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Yahoo categorized and brought order to the fast-growing forest that was the web.
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Mike Gravel's contributions aren't included because they're largely small and not categorized, OpenSecrets said.
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About 120 have been categorized as carcinogenic to humans, including asbestos, cigarettes and plutonium.
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The incident has been categorized as the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history.
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Nothing she did could be categorized as "normal," not even launching a signature fragrance.
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Free listings in the white pages were categorized by business type and ordered alphabetically.
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Killian embraces her original identity, and in so doing is effectively categorized as Japanese.
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The cacophony will be labeled and categorized using a machine-listening engine called UrbanEars.
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Those who fail to do so are categorized as broker nonvotes in regulatory filings.
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The initiative has already digitized 80,000 images, categorized and made searchable to the public.
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" There's a subset of contemporary art film that could be categorized "For Cinephiles Only.
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Peter van Agtmael is not easily categorized as either a photojournalist or a documentarian.
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The twister was categorized as an EF-21992, with 249-mile-per-hour winds.
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Mr. Sanders spent $626,000 on what his campaign categorized as "event/sound/staging" expenditures.
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Dear Sugars Her doctor categorized her as overweight when she was 5 years old.
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Scroll through them, or check out this list of 1,000 prompts, categorized by subject.
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A. We've got a lot of folks who are categorized as white working class.
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"They would be categorized as very severe," Mr. Dierdorff said at a news conference.
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The new findings are categorized into two types that differ in scale and purpose.
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The parents who have come to Ms. Mahnaz seeking guidance are not easily categorized.
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However, half of the cases categorized as critical had turned fatal, the data showed.
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Petraeus and Israeli President Rivlin, have categorized BDS as a "strategic threat" to Israel.
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A dollhouse is often categorized as a toy, but it's really a luxury object.
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Young people who said they were "equally feminine and masculine" were categorized as androgynous.
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He dodged investigation because police categorized an overdose as a self-induced medical emergency.
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When the places are switched in this way, then human beings are categorized, divided.
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Your downloads can be categorized and titled, and cover multiple URLs inside the same project.
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It was all right there, neatly categorized and sorted by release type and file format.
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"I think that Apple is being unfairly categorized as a company in decline," he said.
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But Ms. White cannot be easily categorized as either a political asset or a liability.
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To date, these impact VC funds have yet to be categorized as a venture trend.
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Harvey is occasionally categorized as a "mother photographer," a description she finds pigeonholing and inaccurate.
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Sites that were categorized as "media" were broadly defined as organizations that publish content regularly.
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" All of Hillary Clinton's plane expenditures during the campaign have been categorized as under "travel.
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When possible, we read the narratives in these cases and categorized each incident by hand.
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These pages are then categorized into a massive index based on hundreds of different factors.
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Mature defense mechanisms are used by healthier people, and humor is categorized in that way.
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In the Hippocratic tradition, people could be categorized as innately sanguine, choleric, melancholic, or phlegmatic.
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The drivers had wanted to be categorized as employees of Uber instead of independent contractors.
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How the loss is categorized determines when operators are charged a royalty for losing it.
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With relatively rare exceptions, humans can be accurately categorized into sexes based on this measure.
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These works might be best categorized as "numbers," in the Broadway or floor-show sense.
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Those who indicated no partners were categorized as having been "sexless" for that time period.
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Technically those films are categorized/billed as a studio rom-com with a sole lead.
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The researchers categorized the subjects as fast, normal or slow eaters based on self-reports.
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Zachary Crockett / Vox The researchers categorized all plastics they found into four major size classes.
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Under the Silver Lake is best categorized as sunshine noir, not least for its setting.
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The clothing landscape is carefully culled and categorized, as perhaps only the Modern can do.
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The company has started identifying posts that are categorized as false by independent fact checkers.
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Respondents were categorized by age, wealth level and whether they were business owners or employees.
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Logo templates are categorized by industry, so you can find styles that suit your brand.
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Although racial politics suffused his fiction, Mr. Kelley resisted being categorized as a social commentator.
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The agency said that it would focus on coins that should be categorized as securities.
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The solar vehicles are categorized to compete in three different classes: challenger, cruiser and adventure.
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Stein says that he believes about 18 million homes in the U.S. are mis-categorized.
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In Germany, the arrivals from Syria "are all categorized as boat people," Ms. Langhoff said.
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I would open the refrigerator and look at the food, which had been thoughtfully categorized.
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They categorized 222 first-graders with fetal alcohol spectrum disorders out of thousands who participated.
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We know what happens when people are categorized and told that they don't really belong.
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By contrast, more than 94% of Somerset residents in 2011 self-categorized as White British.
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In total, the Senate has confirmed seven Trump-appointed judges who've been categorized as unqualified.
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During that period, the number of elderly households categorized as economically inactive increased by 57,20113.
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If you're unaware, headphones are generally categorized into two camps: over-ear and on-ear.
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Researchers categorized the deaths based on the women's starting weights and their weight histories over time.
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Slack is often categorized with Zoom, because both have gained viral adoption among teams within companies.
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Ghilarducci said there had been a "number of injuries," which he categorized as minor to moderate.
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Dilution is one of several techniques in what might be best categorized as the testing stage.
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Dany herself has categorized her first sexual encounters with husband Khal Drogo (Jason Momoa) as rape.
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Business Insider categorized what respondents said they want to major in, and certain trends became clear.
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Articles in Google News are labeled and categorized to reflect the type of story they are.
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Revenue for reduced-risk products, which iQOS is categorized in, totaled $1.53 billion in the quarter.
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Sloths are categorized as arboreal folivores, meaning these creatures usually hang out in trees eating leaves.
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Are there any benefits or risks when an artist gets categorized into buzzing genres like this?
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In the book, O'Brien describes New Wave subculture, which, by definition, was about not being categorized.
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Either way, his outlook can be generally categorized as frightening, and The Fourth Turning explains why.
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It began with a diatribe against immigrants, whom he categorized as drug dealers, rapists and murders.
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In 2013, the WHO even concluded that air pollution could be categorized as a human carcinogen.
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But suggesting new bands can be hard, because brand-new music often hasn't been categorized yet.
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An "other" tile will let you record other types of activity that might not be categorized.
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The DEA said it had temporarily categorized U-47700 as a "Schedule 23" substance, effective Nov.
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Influencers are categorized into eight core verticals: Celebrity, beauty, fashion, fitness, food, lifestyle, sport, and travel.
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Dictionary.com on Wednesday categorized as a "blatant" dog whistle comments from Florida GOP governor candidate Rep.
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I categorized school as a history lesson because it was so obvious that computers were different.
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This figure is almost twice that of countries categorized as "medium" or "low" risk (8.9 percent).
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We categorized 14 delivery services into three sections: general online shop, discovery-based, and cocktail kits.
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The general's forces were categorized and his numerical advantage or disadvantage weighted to reflect tactical ability.
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Sitcoms are categorized as "single-cam" or "multi-cam," which refers to the style of filming.
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Civil servants are categorized under 15 different job grades and each grade has 10 pay steps.
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When retirees did not respond to them, MetLife categorized them as "presumed dead," the complaint said.
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But large-group plans — the way these will be categorized, legally — are by no means unregulated.
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Severity of the disease is categorized into four stages, with stage 4 being the most severe.
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Male cast members categorized the women they met as either down to have sex or not.
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It took months for Ms. Halimi's murder to be categorized as an anti-Jewish hate crime.
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It's really not all that different, it's just that it's sort of bucketed or categorized differently.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) on Tuesday officially categorized the virus, COVID-19, as a pandemic.
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Facebook had to build a new system that stored browsing data categorized at the user level.
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Strasbourg is the capital of the Alsace region, which has been categorized as a coronavirus cluster.
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It categorized Gen Z respondents as those between 15 and 20 years old when they answered.
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The six countries newly added to the immigration ban are not easily categorized together by religion.
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The menu is also categorized by nutritional preference, including gluten-free, vegan, paleo, and nut-free.
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Only 8.5% of global high-net-worth individuals were categorized as having completely inherited their wealth.
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Facebook had to build a new system that stored browsing data categorized at the user level.
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Francis's views aren't easily categorized within American political ideologies, and his words and lifestyle challenge everyone.
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The sort of media that Trump voters consumed could be categorized as satire in a sense.
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Tap that and you'll see a library with thousands of songs, categorized by "popular", "moods", and "genres".
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Diclofenac is categorized as an essential medicine in more than 0003 countries, according to a 2013 study.
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Structured deposits are categorized as liabilities on banks' balance sheets, and have effectively replaced guaranteed-return WMPs.
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There are nearly 40 films on Rotten Tomatoes that are categorized as live-action video game adaptations.
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Even some of the shows categorized as newscasts on Fox tilt noticeably to the right, staffers acknowledge.
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Many of the Planned Parenthood locations could have been mis-categorized at the time Nearby was introduced.
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The market offerings can be categorized on the basis of products into face cream and body lotion.
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Maybe some of the boys have injuries or light injuries and would be categorized as yellow condition.
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According to the report, 60% of millennials across the 40 countries surveyed were categorized as middle income.
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He had that L.A. mentality, and he claimed the gang so it was natural to be categorized.
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Citizens were then categorized according to one of four letter grades (A-D) based on their scores.
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All of us are being categorized and judged by similar algorithms, both by companies and by governments.
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ValueAct, founded by Jeff Ubben, and Blue Harbour, led by Clifton Robbins, are often categorized as such.
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The main Washington march was categorized by a series of speeches by Parkland survivors and other speakers.
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Hikma and Mylan received so-called complete response letters from the FDA that were categorized as major.
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When the women's teams were categorized as inactive, for example, no major sports media outlets mentioned it.
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Sriwijaya Air, which is categorized as a medium-service airline, has a current fleet of 54 airplanes.
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That was despite Zachary being categorized as a "VIP" after administrators learned of his successful venture career.
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The move has officially designated Asians of Kenya -- long categorized as the "other" -- as a formal tribe.
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They don't involve sexual assault or harassment or anything that could be neatly categorized as sexual misconduct.
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It is a subtle critique of the ways in which art made by black artists is categorized.
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While there are other sample sites out there, Trostli wanted to create the simplest and best categorized.
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It's categorized as comfort food, usually sold by street vendors and is available late into the night.
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" • Photos of males making deliberately comic faces or winking slyly at the camera were categorized as "never.
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In the era of "fake news," opposing viewpoints are instantaneously categorized as factually inaccurate or transparently biased.
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The consultant, Gartner Inc, categorized the time frame as a "high risk" issue for the College Board.
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" For the purposes of this analysis, those who selected that last option were categorized as "swing voters.
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Or maybe the outside world has categorized you as "white," but that's not how you define yourself.
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The two weeks she was hospitalized in Spain, Dunn said, were categorized by varying degrees of care.
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Cramer categorized Monte dei Paschi as a "zombie bank," and he said it has been for years.
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He was not worried about being categorized as a good team mate, rather than a potential champion.
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Angus Harrison Christmas songs can be categorized thusly, which is often overlooked: Legitimately Good Christmas Songs, i.e.
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There is no credibility whatsoever in what can only be categorized as a Watergate-style witch hunt.
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Business categorized within the sector include banks, outsourcing firms, legal services, accountants and property professionals, among others.
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You can go to the ads preferences page to see the many ways Facebook has categorized you.
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The Giants often get categorized as a "stable" team, but one man's stability is another man's stodginess.
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The shark is currently categorized as a "sub-adult shark," Dr. Curtis said — essentially, a shark teenager.
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Technically, the bombs that devastated Hiroshima and Nagasaki would be categorized as "low-yield" in modern terms.
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They're categorized in 15 groups, defined by characteristics like their size, bloom time, petal shape and color.
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"Everybody wants to be categorized as a commercial company to take advantage" of government incentives, Anderson said.
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AI/ML will determine and highlight your best shots, while images are categorized by days/months/years.
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Asperger's was officially categorized as a diagnosis on the autism spectrum 2013, according to the Autism Society.
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The Federal Reserve estimates that 80% to 90% of these instances are categorized as a credit losses.
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I categorized this spending as entertainment since tossing my dog treats while I'm at work is fun.
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The spokesperson did not clarify if Google considered or categorized the climate change denier site as news.
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First, heroin is metabolized into morphine which is often mis-categorized as a prescription opioid at autopsy.
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Using analytic tools provided by Crimson Hexagon, I categorized the campaign news coverage of 276 media outlets.
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Authorities told the paper that there appears to be "nothing suspicious" and categorized it as a tragic accident.
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Generally, they can be categorized as nature videos, motion graphics, skate tricks, intricate art pieces, and scientific processes.
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Users receive push notifications when purchases are made, which can be categorized as, say, alcohol or eating out.
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Women who reported more than one type of artificial light were categorized at the highest level of exposure.
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Dermott and his colleagues analyzed asteroids in that region that weren&apost previously categorized into any asteroid families.
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China has historically been categorized as a market full of knock-offs and copycats — but times have changed.
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To rationalize the deaths of many "foreigners," the West conveniently categorized the people they were fighting as homogenous.
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Better Call Saul Let's get straight to it: "Hoboken Squat Cobbler" is not a known, categorized sexual fetish.
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This typically means you've been categorized as Plan B: They didn't dislike you, but they didn't love you.
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By 2014, almost 17 percent of boys and more than 9 percent of girls were categorized as such.
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Cramer categorized it as a stock that should never have gone down, as it businesses are very strong.
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Twitch has oddly categorized itself as a "Photo & Video" app, in case you're wondering where it fits in.
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Today, however, Amazon is selecting skills from those voice apps categorized in the "Games, Trivia, & Accessories" category only.
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As it stands right now, he says, "E-cigarettes cannot be simply categorized as either beneficial or harmful."
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They've conquered and categorized hundreds of dungeons, with every creature, trap, and territory seemingly known and accounted for.
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And "Black children are assholes" is allowed because "children," a group categorized according to age, are not protected.
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I think what's on it could probably be categorized as meat only under the most generous of standards.
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Early Friday it was re-categorized as a Category 3 storm, before strengthening into Category 4 then 5.
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Now, 30 years later, Gwen is still singing — and defying being categorized into a specific clique or genre.
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Products are now being categorized into more detailed characteristics to help customers find exactly what they're looking for.
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The air quality as of 10 am was 274 AQI PM 83, which is categorized as "very unhealthy".
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Right now, there appear to be more pins categorized in the first three groups than in the fourth.
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The money is categorized as overseas contingency operations (OCO) funds, which are not subjected to congressional spending limits.
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Researchers also categorized weekly exercise in terms of metabolic equivalents of task (METs), a measure of energy expended.
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For example, those who had used intravenous drugs once within a 12-month period were categorized as addicts.
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Broader groups — such as those categorized as white nationalist or neo-Nazi — tend to be more spread out.
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I wear a bikini because #fatkini is still categorized as NSFW, but the "bikini bridge" meme is not.
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Whatever and however stealthing eventually gets categorized, there certainly needs to be a deterrent for such abhorrent behavior.
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The World Health Organization recently categorized "vaccine hesitancy" as one of 2019's top threats to global health.
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Hurricanes are categorized according to the Saffir-Simpson Scale based on their wind speed and propensity for damage.
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SWF dealflow values can vary depending on how the investor is categorized and when the deal is booked.
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In short, Facebook analyzed thousands of article headlines and categorized them in two buckets: Clickbait or not-clickbait.
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To the left of the paw print, click the cat-dog icon to browse pets categorized by breed.
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In a rapid stream of words, he categorized the directives he has been giving Russell to motivate him.
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Based on the results, the kids were categorized into two groups: 261 good sleepers and 95 poor sleepers.
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Hurricanes are categorized according to the Saffir-Simpson Scale based on their wind speed and propensity for damage.
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People shouldn't be categorized by their test scores but rather there ability to be effective in the workplace.
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Narrator: Venne and the rest of her team experimented with sound she categorized as pulsating, wavering, and smooth.
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"What I did was, when someone sent me an idea, I categorized it, I booked it," she said.
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Mr. Mahmoud said he has an aversion to being categorized, when it came to his nationality or sexuality.
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Each categorized herself as a definite evening or morning type, a somewhat morning or evening type, or neither.
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Hurricanes are categorized 163 to 5 according to the Saffir-Simpson scale, which is based on wind speed.
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However, David noted that they still have yet to identify what the organism can truly be categorized as.
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The Post reported that Trump expressed relief when he learned how he had been categorized by Mueller's investigators.
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My favorite of Schwalbe's essays are the ones that praise underappreciated values, those sometimes incorrectly categorized as vices.
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Fans who wrote to the league received a letter encouraging them to read the rules that categorized fouls.
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"There's pieces of all three systems ... that are easily categorized as versions of single-payer financing," Newsom said.
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He can be easily categorized as an out-of-touch-billionaire with a less-than-warm campaign style.
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There are finite possibilities, he knows, and soon they mesh in his mind, categorized by down and distance.
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By then, the prison was closed and the island was categorized as surplus land by the U.S. government.
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Especially because it's starting to be categorized with new and lame-sounding clinical terms, like textiety and textaphrenia.
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" Menashi then explained that some, including the conservative Family Research Council, categorized the morning-after pills as "abortifacients.
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The way Kalani, Jarani, Maria, and Lucy are seen and categorized will depend on who's doing the categorizing.
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Your expenses and income are automatically imported and categorized after you link your various bank accounts and credit cards.
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But women who had been categorized as highly fit—40 in total—were much less likely to develop it.
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Categorized by warm, cool, and neutral undertones, the collection makes it easier than ever to find your perfect fit.
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But instead of calculating the average of all 942 faces at once, they categorized the face data by race.
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Melanie Jeffs is explaining the rationale behind why misogyny should be categorized as a specific hate crime by police.
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It is categorized as a Class 2 Residual Solvent with a permissible daily exposure of 8.8 milligrams per day.
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It's one of the five officially-categorized dwarf planets on astronomers' radar (besides Pluto, there's Ceres, Eris, and Haumea).
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The marketplaces are categorized as part of Ghana's informal economy, meaning they aren't registered with Ghana's Registrar General's Department.
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Categorized as one of the most powerful Atlantic storms on record, Irma claimed more than 60 lives, officials said.
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The business pages are categorized, too, similar to how Facebook Pages list the type of business underneath their name.
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Swiss company Geneva Labs has added a new Bluetooth speaker to its Touring lineup, which are categorized by size.
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In 103, for instance, venture investors put $210 million globally into 22017 startups categorized by Crunchbase as dating-focused.
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The photos were also objectively categorized by hue, saturation, along with likes and the number of faces in each.
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Before release, the items had to be cleaned of blood and other substances, as well as categorized, Flood said.
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It gets categorized in the same family because all three have those scales at the bottom of their tails.
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I guess they get categorized with this emo scene, but none of those bands are doing what he's doing.
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And certainly there are plenty of products in the company's portfolio that can be categorized as a slow burner.
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"These matters are categorized confidential and secret and there is no verified or reliable information about them," he said.
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Saturday's 14th stage is a grueling 131-km mountain trek from Saint Vincent to Courmayeur featuring five categorized climbs.
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"The omissive acts of the chief executive could be categorized as environmental crimes," the prosecutors said in the statement.
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If personalization isn't your thing, you can choose already packaged scents that are categorized into themed collections on site.
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By contrast, 13 percent of heterosexual women and 9 percent of lesbians were categorized as having an eating disorder.
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"Evacuees tend to stick out, and are easily categorized as 'different', which makes them prone to bullying," he said.
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Source: CoinDesk Blockchain is a record of transactions and historical value categorized into blocks by a network of computers.
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Fees for 401(k) plans can be simply categorized into two buckets: administrative and investment product and advisory fees.
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For instance, she doesn't purge, so she cannot be categorized as bulimic, and she eats, so she's not anorexic.
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" • Photos of males wearing backward baseball caps were categorized as either "hopelessly straight" or "gay from eight years ago.
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In this section, too, they write about the changing ways that American psychiatry has categorized, institutionalized, and treated madness.
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They contain scant details and are not categorized in a way to separate the frivolous from those with merit.
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" They categorized comedian and host Joe Rogan as "Liberal," while people like Richard Spencer were classified as "Alt-Right.
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Asylum request are categorized as "defensive" when they are made in removal proceedings as a defense against being deported.
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That being said, a lot of spending you're doing personally today might more properly be categorized as business spending.
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Stacks are categorized inboxes that put various email verticals all in one place, from travel to shopping to social.
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More often, however, we tried to choose pieces that were "evergreen," and those are what we have categorized below.
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Although the bank itself categorized the financing as a loan, it was in the form of letters of credit.
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Mr. McCarthy said federal data categorized jobs based on the employer, meaning any bank employee is counted as finance.
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The Thruway Authority categorized the doghouses as a "vending amenity," which is allowed under the agency's contract with HMSHost.
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Milley said five of the wounded were categorized as "urgent," suggesting serious injuries that could require rapid medical evacuation.
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And yet two of the five sensations we've universally categorized as tastes are, arguably, bad ones: sour and bitter.
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That's why as of now, COVID-19 (the official name for this outbreak) hasn't been categorized as a pandemic.
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Health officials didn't know what it was, and SARS was categorized by its symptoms, which were similar to pneumonia.
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With the ICO highlighted in the prior segments, I have issue with this being categorized as an asset class.
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They categorized the ruling party of a government based on the party of the prime minister, chancellor or president.
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Then he categorized animals into what were basically called the smellers (most mammals) and the non-smellers (including humans).
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He has CNN categorized as "Partisan Left," no different than, say, left-wing YouTube news outlet The Young Turks.
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Influenza and pneumonia-related deaths for this flu season are now categorized as an epidemic, according to the CDC.
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But in the larger picture, clean-energy types need to rethink where storage is categorized in their mental model.
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Margot and Robert aren't as easily categorized as "victim" and "victor"; rather, Roupenian chronicles a power valence in flux.
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Of the 1,20183 funding and deals done in 2019, 83 were categorized as mega-rounds, accounting for $17.2 billion.
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In the U.S., digital currency exchanges have largely been categorized as "money service businesses", subjecting them to state regulation.
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With only two ratings on Beer Advocate, Yella Belly Gold is categorized as "Okay," seemingly a light, easy-drinking beer.
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It has been categorized as the currency of choice for criminals by those who doubt bitcoin's place in modern finance.
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L&T acquired a 60.06% stake in the Indian IT services company on Wednesday, and was categorized as a promoter.
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In November, Ciara said she was "feeling great" after the early months of her pregnancy were categorized by morning sickness.
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How to read this chart: A CityLab data project categorized every U.S. House district by the density of its neighborhoods.
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We categorized the tracts that scored 1 or 2 as rural, and those that scored 9 or 20163 as urban.
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First, dementia was evaluated by medical records and death certificates; variations in how people categorized dementia could affect the results.
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The card also displays detailed spending information in real time, letting users track weekly or monthly spending, categorized by color.
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The 100 firms in the index with the highest market capitalization are also categorized within the more famous FTSE 100.
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Yau notes that Buck can only be categorized as a sculptor, working in a craftsman's medium and communicating through iconography.
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Head-mounted displays (HMDs) can be categorized in three different ways: 20193 has seen disappointing progress in aggregate headset growth.
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"The Alien Stomper was mis-categorized on our US website as a men's shoe," a spokesman for Reebok told CNBC.
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The team waded through records from 845,345 single live births between 1996 and 43 and categorized mothers into three groups.
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The EEO-1 filings—raw numbers categorized by race, gender, and employee classification—are crucial for scrutinizing general demographic data.
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Three officers answered the call, categorized by the dispatcher as a disturbance involving an unarmed man with mental health issues.
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Once something is categorized and accepted, it becomes part of the tyranny of the mainstream, and it loses its potency.
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" All of Clinton's plane expenditures during the campaign, except the Air Force One flight, have been categorized as under "Travel.
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Categorized as "Mobile Service Delivery," this application is described as using AI to offer offenders personalized resources through their phones.
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The authors of the new study, led by Virginia Tech paleontologist Sterling Nesbitt, categorized Suskityrannus as a non-tyrannosaurid tyrannosauroid.
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The commission selected 35 children and categorized them as being "uneducable," which resulted in their being killed at Am Spiegelgrund.
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Researchers at the Université Laval in Quebec, Canada, categorized the types of porn-watchers as follows: Recreational, compulsive, and distressed.
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He was categorized as a "low-risk" sex offender in prison and moved back to Indiana once he got out.
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So during the Southern Weekly incident, employees took those flagged posts and categorized them to help in future censorship endeavors.
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With such risk over a length of time, timber income should be categorized as the long-term investment it is.
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Or maybe it's because this ghost story is often categorized as a horror movie, but better suited to suspense lovers.
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Among them was Belgian Tim Wellens, who used the four categorized climbs to extend his lead in the mountains classification.
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Either way, the test cannot be categorized as either scientific or sane, but my father places great faith in it.
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If someone is unable to leave their house at night, that would probably be categorized as a phobia, Antony said.
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But the Census' categories are hardly in line with social norms; Hispanics, for instance, can be categorized as any race.
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Numerous pulsars are also labeled, as well as a newly discovered gamma ray source that has yet to be categorized.
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It reduces the person to a hunk of flesh categorized by biology, then limits the hunk's option for clothing itself.
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Often referred to as "promise programs," these initiatives cover tuition and fees for students who are categorized as low-income.
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There are also 33 Republican-held House seats and 36 Democratic-held House seats that are categorized as somewhat competitive.
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Typhoon Danas, categorized at the weakest typhoon level, was expected to hit the eastern county of Yilan late on Thursday.
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Wrong. Icebergs come in all sizes, and they're categorized into five shapes: tabular, blocky, wedged, dome, pinnacle and dry dock.
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He rigorously tests each product he reviews, and has strict definitions for what should be categorized in which star value.
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Consumer groups have warned about the potential contamination of protein products, which are categorized as dietary supplements and loosely regulated.
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They categorized the women into three fitness groups based on peak workload in their cycling tests: low, medium and high.
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Eighty percent of the population is categorized as poor, but 90 percent of black South Africans fall into this category.
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Front Burner "The Mini Bar," a new book set from the website Punch, offers recipes categorized by wine or spirit.
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In 15 percent of the episodes categorized as suicide by cop, the encounter began with a report of domestic violence.
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The ad in question came from Google and was inaccurately categorized which allowed it to be delivered to our site.
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She said that some of the projects her office received complaints about had been incorrectly categorized as minimal-noise projects.
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As Wall Street puts more research and focus towards technology, what can be categorized as a fintech continues to expand.
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Its Apple Watch has previously been categorized as a wellness tool, which means it can operate without oversight from FDA.
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The simple fact is that no one can predict what borrowers will do until the damage is assessed and categorized.
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That means making sure that people improperly categorized as independent contractors have the right to fundamental work standards and protections.
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For ease of navigation, they're categorized into main themes like disaster relief, hunger and poverty, and the elderly, among others.
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In its earliest days, Amazon operated in plainer view: Products were categorized, then found by customers, then reviewed by customers.
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His four-track Congrats Intention EP for Who's Susan isn't easily categorized by genre with its textured, off-kilter electronics.
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By not disagreeing with someone who I had categorized as standing for everything I stood against, did I become them?
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Vile Child is such an odd, scattershot record that it's not going to be easily categorized, and that's its charm.
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Le Barricou has been categorized mainly as a brunch establishment online, "which has pigeonholed us over the years," he continued.
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Anti-fraud provisions of U.S. securities laws prohibit false statements and other conduct categorized as acts, devices, practices or schemes.
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Until 21800, the US was categorized as a full democracy alongside countries like Switzerland, Canada, and Australia (Polity IV data).
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Crude oil is categorized mainly according to sulfur content and its density relative to water, or American Petroleum Institute gravity.
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Here's how to best wade through that daunting to-do list of yours—categorized by what exactly you need to accomplish.
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One consequence of attribution error is that once you've been categorized as an enemy, it's hard to get that label changed.
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Snap and CNN released a joint statement that categorized CNN's decision as a "pause" rather than a complete break with Snapchat.
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" The model, who fulfilled a lifelong dream this year as one of SI Swim's 2017 rookies, wasn't always categorized as "curve.
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The results are then categorized accordingly so users can decide if they're a good match for their out-and-proud lives.
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Image:Tiia Monto/FlickrAs a species, we have largely categorized animals as Too Cute To Eat, Too Weird To Eat, or Meat.
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Exactly half of these blogs were categorized as "science-based," and the other 45 were broadly defined as "climate-denier" blogs.
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So, AI in the past, like, more than 60 years, has been categorized as very interesting, it has been very interesting.
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It integrates with Slack, and lets team members subscribe to different levels of alerts or search through issues with categorized hashtags.
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The United Nations said this week that 18 towns were categorized as besieged, with about 400,000 people trapped behind front lines.
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I think the art world (like much of America) is deeply suspicious of anything or anyone that cannot be easily categorized.
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A Togruta female, Ahsoka was the first female Jedi to be categorized as a main character in the "Star Wars" universe.
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You refer to certain styles of historical painting that are sometimes categorized as "decorative"—Japanese painting, Persian miniatures, illuminated Arab manuscripts.
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The research panel categorized the assistance provided by Facebook, Twitter, and Google as the "bare minimum" to the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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If any character on the often-emotional This Is Us can be categorized as the comic relief, it's Chris Sullivan's Toby.
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Eight aquifer systems could be categorized as "overstressed": that is, there's hardly any natural recharge to offset the water being consumed.
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Additionally, the men were categorized according to their facial attractiveness and perceived masculinity and dominance by a group of independent assessors.
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"If I allow myself to be categorized under any of these, I'm just proving that my gender doesn't matter," they said.
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Total Slacker—a band once categorized by The New Yorker as "shitgaze"— released their third studio album Parallels back in August.
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An ad run by a liquor advertiser, targeted at WIRED readers, had been mistakenly categorized as engagement bait by the platform.
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Among other things, that information can now be organized by topic or unit, whereas everything was previously just categorized by date.
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The article also cites the Mises Institute, an organization categorized by the Southern Poverty Law Center as neo-Confederate in ideology.
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I get so kind of fed up with Mind Spiders and Marked Men being categorized as garage-rock and all that.
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The company's stock is worth 13 times its IPO value, but lately has been categorized as a risky investment by analysts.
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After they've been logged away, notes can then be categorized and sent on to other places — your email, your Dropbox, etc.
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Launched in 2014, Kurbo was designed Beans and avocado are also categorized as "red light" foods, although they are highly nutritious.
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Sectarian crimes in Northern Ireland are now categorized as hate crimes, which officials say has encouraged more people to come forward.
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If something means nothing to you, then it can be categorized as clutter — and clutter is a small space's worst enemy.
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It can't accurately be categorized as jade but historically and culturally, Chinese people include Xiuyan jade under the larger "jade" umbrella.
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Some studies, he said, say that about only a quarter of investable assets in the US are in sustainably categorized investments.
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It might have been a far cry from what is widely categorized as "pizza," but it was what madeVytauras Sasnauskas, a.k.a.
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It makes sense for Facebook to avoid having libra categorized as a security, which would introduce a host of regulatory hurdles.
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Should Ford and G.M. be categorized as tech companies, too, when the bulk of their revenue eventually derives from electric vehicles?
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The report categorized countries with scores below or equal to 33.3 as least prepared, and 72 countries fell into this category.
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To remove the fairly straightforward questions, they additionally categorized the typicality of questions so as to focus on the atypical ones.
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The activities are categorized according to three genres: creative and narrative writing; informative and explanatory writing; and persuasive and argumentative writing.
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Aside from repaying an $800 loan, the rest was categorized as "operating expenditures," which Collins says goes toward paying his staff.
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The smell could simply be categorized as "nice beer," and the beads of bubbles were the strongest out of the lot.
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Calls to a central telephone line are categorized by nine different "social determinants" related to health care, finances and other issues.
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SD card speeds are categorized in one of three ways: speed class, Ultra High Speed (UHS) class, and video speed class.
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Shifting alliancesGuided by these rules, Uzzi&aposs team categorized each triangle in the traders&apos social network as balanced or unbalanced.
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But football, which can create tremendous financial and social opportunities for those who play it, cannot be categorized as purely harmful.
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But when it comes to movie comedy -- and the films occasionally categorized as such -- the awards remain something of a joke.
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Homer, who is basically a well-intentioned guy with an impulse-control problem, might be categorized as low competence, high warmth.
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But as of yet the IPCC has categorized the technology as "unproven" at a large enough scale to move the needle.
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The survey additionally categorized viewers by 2018 House vote, 2016 presidential vote, views on President Trump, and participants' #1 political issues.
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To help sort out what lies ahead, here's an overview of the legitimate contenders, categorized from least likely to most probable.
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In 21860, I might have been categorized as "Other," which is how most non-Chinese or non-Japanese Asians were classified.
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Oral solid formulations with more than 5 mg of oxycodone per unit will be categorized as first-class psychotropic drugs from Sept.
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It is perhaps this unwillingness to be categorized that has allowed him to freely explore and paint a new Nigerian film canvas.
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It found patterns and then, when shown pictures it had never seen before, it searched for those patterns and categorized people accordingly.
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I make sure all of our transactions are correctly categorized and list our February spending for each category in our budget spreadsheet.
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The researchers measured waist and thigh fat for all the women and categorized them into quarters highest to lowest for each measurement.
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In the demo I showed, I was kind of lucky in that I was searching by images that are categorized a snow.
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Hell, Eminem's entire early career can be categorized by the festering animosity he held for figures like his mother and ex-wife.
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Rapes categorized under an older and less commonly used definition of forcible carnal knowledge of a female were up almost 10 percent.
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Anything that occurred during that time period was considered a recent event while incidents prior to 2008 were categorized as past events.
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Based on the sleep studies, the researchers categorized the participants as being normal sleepers or having mild, moderate or severe sleep apnea.
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After the ruling, Igarashi defended her work and said that, technically, 3D data was not real so shouldn't be categorized as obscene.
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" In a statement, a spokesperson said, "We are aware of an issue in Gmail causing certain promotional email to be incorrectly categorized.
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Have we caged out soul like Rilke's panther so that it has become fantastical and foreign to us — something categorized as other?
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Conditions are outlined for in-warranty repair, out-of-warranty repair, and devices categorized as "ineligible" due to damage or unauthorized modification.
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It's an image occupying the edge of recognition, and because of that, it becomes more seen than one which can be categorized.
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Anti-fraud provisions of U.S. securities laws prohibit false statements as well as other conduct categorized as acts, devices, practices or schemes.
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While the U.K. has its share of attacks categorized as gender violence, more than 60 percent of British acid victims are men.
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According to the ACLU, voter intimidation can be categorized as aggressive questioning about qualifications, false information about voting requirements or even harassment.
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They are categorized by two components, a high surface brightness disk galaxy which is surrounded by an extended low surface brightness disk.
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Hinge users categorized the app as a 7 on a scale from 1 (hook-up oriented) to 10 (long-term relationship oriented).
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It is unclear how [Amnesty has] defined or categorized such content, or if [they] are suggesting it should be removed from Twitter.
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Accidents are natural and inevitable when we're talking AI (remember how Google Photos screwed up and categorized two black people as "gorillas"?).
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"[Veils] are one of the most homogenous ways that Muslim women are categorized and it is so perpetuated by imagery," she said.
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Dengue fever is a mosquito-borne disease caused by four virus serotypes (1 to 4) as categorized by the World Health Organisation.
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Apple Music is not perfect, but I bristle when I see the service categorized as a flop, a failure or a disaster.
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One 2012 study that categorized 1,540 cases of perforated eardrums found that 3.5 percent of perforated eardrums were caused by cotton swabs.
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But I wasn't crazy about how all tasks had to be categorized, and it just didn't feel like I'd found The One.
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TFCC instead offered in March to provide lease contract details by categorized groups, rather than for each individual tenant, the sources said.
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But even so, it's still extremely rare to see a professional dancer with a body that could be categorized as plus-size.
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George Lucas didn't want us to, even as every single other species ever seen on screen for a second was obsessively categorized.
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The largest jump was categorized under the vague definition of "other domestic security expenditure," which skyrocketed between 2016 and 2017 by 351%.
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Globally, countries categorized as "high" or "extreme" risk in the index derive on average 16.7 percent of their economic output from agriculture.
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The study found that "progressive activists" were the only of the seven categorized political groups to express strong support for political correctness.
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Cannabis is still categorized as a Schedule 1 drug on the federal level, so its legal status is continually subjected to obstacles.
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In the United States and many other countries, regulators have said some coins should be categorized as securities, like stocks and bonds.
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Storm systems, categorized on the Saffir-Simpson scale, which is based on wind speed and largely meant to help predict structural damage.
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Ashkenazi Jews have traditionally had to avoid corn, rice, peas, beans, peanuts, soybeans, chickpeas — all categorized under the catchall term of kitniyot.
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"Adobe construction has always been categorized as an unknown material that cannot be put into the laws of engineering," Dr. Lourenço said.
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They checked answers and categorized people according to their reported exercise habits and whether and how they had altered over the years.
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Each artist within the Beauty exhibit is categorized within one of seven ephemeral categories: extravagant, intricate, ethereal, transgressive, emergent, elemental, and transformative.
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We categorized statements as "approval" if they supported the order, downplayed the rollout's confusion, or expressed satisfaction after more statements were issued.
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In the second quarter of this year, felony assault complaints categorized as hate crimes nearly tripled over the first quarter, to 14.
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More than most roles, it can define a performer and brutally undermine her, affecting how she's categorized, whether she's forgiven or forgotten.
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" Age: 22 Yogyakarta, Indonesia "I do not want to be categorized as male or female because being gender-fluid is being borderless.
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Jigsaw was categorized under "other bets" in Alphabet earnings statements, which also includes autonomous vehicle division Waymo and AI company DeepMind Technologies.
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Alcatraz had been categorized as surplus land by the United States government, sitting unused since the prison there was closed in 1963.
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" Ms. Raj categorized the agreement as "highly unusual" in both its extent and proactive terms, and valued the settlement "in the millions.
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Autonomous technology is commonly categorized into six levels, from zero to five, as defined by SAE International, an association of automotive engineers.
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At Warren Wilson College, students are encouraged to rewind material narratives that interest them back to the point before they were categorized.
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It boosted the interest on excess reserves rate 5 basis points to 1.6% in what officials categorized as a mostly technical move.
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The story is not categorized as "local" though it can still be seen on a page cataloging the Post's public safety stories.
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Around 36,300 were categorized in the top two classes, meaning they were fluent in one national language and had a college degree.
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They also categorized the men according to their answers about their sex lives, creating groups with relatively high, moderate or low libidos.
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The popular drug the dealers sell is called Mr. Nice Guy, which is sometimes categorized as a "synthetic cannabinoid" — a meaningless nomenclature.
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In the 1910s, about 92 percent of colored people (as they were then categorized by the government) lived in the rural South.
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For instance, I would say that I avoid historical fiction, but some of my favorite novels would be categorized as historical fiction.
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" In 2019, Makani was spun off into an independent company under the Alphabet umbrella, categorized as one of the company's "Other Bets.
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It is unclear exactly what the group was planning to do, but authorities have categorized it as some sort of violent assault.
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Discussing the situation in Madaya in January, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon categorized the starvation in Syria as a war crime.
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And one of the most salient ways people have categorized other people is based on their physical features, including their skin color.
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The children then were turned over to HHS within 72 hours and categorized as unaccompanied minors who eventually would be placed with sponsors.
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More from VICE: We found that lies could be categorized into two main types: The first kind were lies related to self-presentation.
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These majestic animals are currently categorized as a vulnerable population in decline due to threats such as habitat loss, illegal hunting and disease.
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Since campaigning in 2016 to build a wall with Mexico, the president has categorized immigration as a threat and a burden to taxpayers.
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Following inauguration, a spreadsheet tracking all lawsuits filed against Trump categorized by immigration, emoluments and sanctuary cities, including dates filed and related documents.
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Uber, was first brought by a group of Uber drivers in 2013 who argued they should be categorized as employees rather than freelancers.
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Below, we've rounded up our top picks, categorized by design aesthetic, to help you finally bring your home decor Pinterest boards to life.
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When I came to the states, it took me a while to adjust to a life where I was categorized in that way.
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Using this technique, they found that participants often categorized black men as angry even though they were shown for-sure not angry faces.
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Even those with no morbid streak nor association with death rock are categorized as "Goth" without even trying too hard (or at all).
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Of the 11 US service members killed in Afghanistan last year categorized as hostile deaths, five were investigated as possible friendly fire incidents.
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This year's season looks similar to 2014–15, which was categorized as "high severity" and also had H3N2 acting as the predominant strain.
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For example, Organizing for Action, which emerged from President Barack Obama's campaign organization after the 2012 election, is categorized under the same designation.
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Epstein's death Saturday morning appears to be a suicide by hanging, but no one in an official capacity has categorized it as such.
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Facebook reviewed and categorized hundreds of thousands of posts and taught a machine learning model to detect the different types of engagement bait.
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During a 2015 Broadly investigation on transgender violence, it became clear that the murders of trans women are rarely categorized as hate crimes.
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The apps are categorized and reviewed, with extensive information available on each, making it easy for users to find exactly what they need.
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It will be the first fully automated driverless system categorized as "Level 4" automation which has been approved for everyday use, Bosch said.
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The availability of weapons in Libya remains so overwhelming that U.N. experts have categorized the North African country as a regional weapons bazaar.
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Macron's observations But over the past six weeks, Macron has made waves with a handful of less easily categorized remarks and public observations.
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Our implementation of this list in search allowed Tweets to be categorized based solely on text, w/out taking other signals into account.
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As businesses that are generally open to the public, Instagram and Facebook should be categorized as places of public accommodation under the ADA.
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While the FDA has issued extensive guidance for mobile medical applications, many, if they provide a diagnosis, are still categorized as medical devices.
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Seven babies had died from fully explained medical causes, like underlying congenital heart disease, and 14 remained unexplained and were categorized as SIDS.
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These findings suggest that the study participants had developed negative stereotypes about African Americans, and their brains therefore categorized black people as threatening.
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The things we ought to care about getting right can be categorized, as I've noted, under the True, the Beautiful and the Good.
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And now, it is easy to find out how Facebook has categorized you — as very liberal or very conservative, or somewhere in between.
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Those who are categorized as part-time are required to stay away from league business from the end of the season until May.
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In punk music particularly femme performers are categorized as cute, fuckable, or hysterical screeching banshees (I've been told I "screech" on multiple occasions).
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Following yet another quarter of sluggish user growth, Twitter has changed how its flagship mobile application is categorized on Apple's iTunes App Store.
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While it matches the scale and loftiness of Beaux-Arts design, it's generally categorized as Neo-Baroque because of its level of ornament.
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Several soirees have been nixed or postponed because of the coronavirus, which the World Health Organization categorized as a pandemic earlier this week.
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Regions that have seen conflict in the last 10 years were included and mental illnesses were categorized as either mild, moderate or severe.
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The Southern Poverty Law Center, which tracks extremist groups, categorized at least 80 groups nationwide that follow Hebrew Israelite theology as hate groups.
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"These interactions would be categorized as LOW risk for transmission," Conley said, citing guidelines set by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Independent, understated, anonymous, even: A trio of sought-after labels specialize in the sort of thoughtful, well-made garments categorized as slow fashion.
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Travel-related stocks, many of which are categorized within the consumer discretionary sector, have already begun to rebound in anticipation of fiscal relief.
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Of 113 cyberattacks reported in the first 5 months of 2019, 7 were categorized as critically harmful and 11 as inflicting medium damage.
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The new symbol of Hollywood weird, who is starring in "Sorry to Bother You," refuses to be categorized as part of a movement.
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Limbaugh, in his career as a right-wing talk radio host, has made statements that some of have categorized as racists and sexist.
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A solutions group is categorized by their Australian work boots, penchant for electronic dance music and tendency to drink Pedialyte to counter hangovers.
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He was a little bit more hawkish, but he could not be categorized by anyone as kind of a left wing operative. Right.
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A few days in, a librarian offered to bring out correspondence that she categorized as "Apologizing to Edna": letters from stores, carpenters, airlines.
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Local businesses are being categorized by which side they're on — yellow businesses support the city's protest movement and blue ones support the police.
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Through culture and his opinions of it, Knight stayed in touch with the world and categorized it, without the vulnerability of human engagement.
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Interestingly, the majority of results the researchers found aligned with how they would be categorized in the US Standard Occupation Classification (SOC) system.
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While some of the missiles may be categorized as ballistic, the official emphasized that they are very short range, without offering more details.
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There were roughly 20 pieces the site categorized as relatingto H.R. McMaster between March and mid-July 2017, several of which were positive.
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" Of the ten districts ranked highest on economic health, eight were categorized "lean Republican" by the Cook Political Report, and two "lean Democrat.
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Had Bryant, the leading vote-getter overall, been categorized as a guard instead of a frontcourt player, Pachulia would have earned a starting spot.
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There were roughly 20 pieces the site categorized as relating to H.R. McMaster between March and mid-July 2017, several of which were positive.
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A limitation of that paper, however, is that few of the studies reviewed clearly categorized the severity of the throat infections in the patients.
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For the most part, the painting in the show falls into what might be loosely categorized as expressionist in type and feels overly familiar.
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In Canada, though, even basic research that might be categorized as "germline editing" risks a hefty fine or up to 10 years in prison.
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Celebrities have all sorts of feelings about social media – and we categorized them on a scale of one to ten, love to hate. 22010.
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In this edition, we celebrate the impact of social media with photographs categorized by hashtags like #Selfie, #Glam, #Happy, #Love, #MCM, #NoFilter and #TBT.
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The queerness of these women was conveniently sexy in the way that women dating other women tends to be categorized under the male gaze.
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It will be the first fully automated driverless system (categorized as "Level 4" automation), which has been approved for everyday use, the companies said.
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Officials are requesting $10 billion total, including "non-blue" dollars, which are categorized under the Air Force but are not managed by the service.
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Typhoon Bailu, categorized at the weakest typhoon level by Taiwan's weather bureau, was expected to approach off the island's southeastern coast early on Saturday.
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The herpes simplex virus is categorized into two types: herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1) and herpes simplex virus type 2 (HSV-22015).
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"We have what are often categorized as red flag warnings, and here the red flag warnings were either nonexistent or very imperceptible," Abbott said.
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A second tornado, this one categorized as an EF2 with peak winds estimated at 110 mph, moved 100 yards in Kent, the NWS said.
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His flat files are full of specimens — pressed plants as well as hundreds of images cut from magazines and books — categorized, labeled, and dated.
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The virus has been categorized instead as a "wiper," meaning the attack was not financially motivated but meant to permanently destroy the infected systems.
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Another five aquifer systems were categorized as "extremely" or "highly" stressed — they're being replenished by some rainwater, but not nearly enough to offset withdrawals.
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The tabloid called Trump voters "mindless zombies" and categorized Trump a "Dead Clown Walking" when he failed to win the Iowa caucus in 2016.
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Bruxism is categorized as involuntary grinding, gnashing, or clenching of the teeth, either at night or during the day, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Depending on which astrologer you ask, a stellium must consist of at least three or four planets for it to be categorized as such.
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These check-ins are categorized based on friends who traveled, folks who went to cool events like sports games and concerts, and trending places.
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But the quickness with which she was categorized as white and the tendency to ignore her connections to hip-hop serve the same purpose.
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If people have 60 percent accuracy in identifying who is straight, it means that 40 percent of the time, straight people are incorrectly categorized.
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Ever since Trump announced his bid for the White House, he has lambasted what he's categorized as "horrible infrastructure problems" throughout the United States.
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You can fully customize all this information, meaning pictures can be categorized by lens, aperture, color, and anything else you can think up. 6.
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Assets and liabilities are categorized in wide ranges that make it difficult to pin down the exact amount of lawmakers and candidates' net worth.
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Based on these data, the study team categorized victimization into five types based on when it began and ended and how intensive it was.
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My profile is categorized under "Journalist" and a Story highlight full of screenshots of my work appears right at the top of my profile.
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We realize that this includes many beloved artists and bands which have been categorized under the "alternative" umbrella because there's an alt for everything.
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After all, if a woman dies of heart failure within a year of giving birth, it may not necessarily be categorized as pregnancy-related.
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A recent report suggests that dry herb vaporizers would be categorized as accessories and be available for purchase if safety-approved and appropriately labeled.
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Insurers have always categorized these procedures as cosmetic when the patient is cisgender, meaning they identify with the gender they were designated at birth.
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"I don't like being called a 'plus sized' dancer because if I can do everything anyone else can, why should I be categorized differently?"
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" He also categorized some contractors' performance as being "worse than a drunken sloth," and said they would all have one week to "demonstrate excellence.
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While the task force is currently categorized as an informal group, members have said they hope it leads to potential legislation down the road.
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Drinks were categorized as either plain water, including tap water, sugar-sweetened beverages, milk, 100-percent juice, diet beverages, tea, coffee or alcoholic beverages.
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Under UK law, marijuana is currently categorized as schedule 1, defined as having no medicinal value and therefore unable to be prescribed by doctors.
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In the 298's, Congress had sometimes leaned liberally and categorized certain activities as "interstate commerce" in order to count them among federal crimes.
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The mixed drinks, categorized as Anatomicals, Pathologicals or Geographicals, are often made with 19th-century ingredients and processes and are named for exhibit pieces.
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Instead, Trump's stopover will be categorized as a "working visit," without elaborate trappings like a horse parade or a state dinner at Buckingham Palace.
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Most of the 82 inmates categorized as mentally ill in Juba Central Prison in May did not have a criminal file, the report said.
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What happened since Romney first met Trump as a potential secretary of State has been correctly categorized as akin to a television reality show.
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He didn't know that it was categorized as girls' clothing, only that, like his beloved Rainbow Dash, it was polychromatic, glittery, winged and perfect.
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And though they have been historically categorized as a garment that's innately feminine, girly, and proper, in recent years, they've expanded far beyond that.
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We were part of TGIF, and as writers, we were all kind of bristling at the idea that we were getting categorized that way.
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Now, instead of reading emails and applying a label to them by hand, emails including certain phrases are automatically categorized for easy reference later.
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These are the sorts of things that are generally categorized as "character concerns," and the NFL's remedies for them are draconian and preemptively punitive.
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This epically named tome organized and categorized sporting practices in England according to the class of people who either played or watched various sports.
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Netflix could also just introduce a new downloadable category, appearing in the same categorized way that shows currently do ("Independent Comedies" and "Nature documentaries").
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I had a debate with a fellow writer recently on whether all erotica could be categorized as exhibitionist fetishism, simply because the reader exists.
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" But Lin suggested that the kind of company Xiaomi was being categorized as was of little importance: "I don't know how to call us.
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The ankle-length pants (categorized as woven women's pants that are made of more than 50 percent cotton) have a duty of 16.6 percent.
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It also might be the only place in England where curry is categorized not just as an entree, but also as an environmental pollutant.
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In addition, each Galaxy S20 phone comes with 12 GB of RAM as standard, which can easily be categorized as overkill for most people.
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As the name suggests, your payments are now automatically categorized so that you can see a breakdown of what you do with your money.
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Serious questions remain over the accuracy of the country's data on the virus, however, with multiple shifts in how cases are reported or categorized.
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Once the waste is categorized, sorted, and recorded Sidewalk will communicate with residents of the building about how they're doing in their recycling efforts.
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As a result, defendants who have yet to be convicted of an offense in court may be categorized by their future chances of reoffending.
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One, created MIT Media Lab's Electome group, analyzed Obama's tweets and categorized them into policy categories, tracking them against 2016 election discourse on Twitter.
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Alaphilippe, one of France's hottest prospects, went solo in the col de la Colombiere, the last of five categorized climbs, and never looked back.
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Under federal law, the cannabis plant remains categorized in the same classification as heroin and is regulated more stringently than either cocaine or methamphetamine.
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That is because the ability to summon a noncommercial driver — which is how UberX drivers using private vehicles are typically categorized — was often unregulated.
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The researchers also marked off a small group in the top 2 percent or so of endurance and categorized them as having "elite" fitness.
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Drivers will be able to unlock rewards based on the tier they're categorized into, with the four tiers being blue, gold, platinum and diamond.
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Refugees, who are often fleeing war or political persecution in their homelands, are generally categorized separately from other legal immigrants to the United States.
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The managers reasoned that workers' recollections of the potency of odors — categorized as high, medium or low — would be one way to estimate exposures.
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Having caused close to 50,000 human cases during the last two decades, it is now categorized by World Health Organization as a re-emerging disease.
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Develop a savings plan, perhaps categorized for various expenses, along with a fund of six months' to a year's worth of expenses for emergency situations.
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For the analysis, the researchers first categorized participants' reported food and beverage into the four NOVA food groups and then averaged each person's dietary intakes.
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He had a bypass surgery a few years ago, when he had insurance at work, and worries about that being categorized as a preexisting condition.
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" This can be seen in another of her design projects, completed in December 2017, which the studio categorized as being done in a "Contemporary Style.
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Dominguez, a 25-foot-22, 20.96-pound prospect, is a switch hitter with speed and power and has been categorized as a five-tool player.
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Bitcoin became known as the currency of choice for criminals, which is still how it's categorized by those who doubt bitcoin's place in modern finance.
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"All that has been centered around captioning for photos," Mau said — for example, identifying faces and locations so images can be categorized or indexed efficiently.
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" It appears that CrossFit regularly finds itself up against the world, as this latest announcement was categorized in a section of the website labeled "Battles.
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We're told he won't be investigated for the incident because an overdose is categorized as a medical emergency, and a self-induced one at that.
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He also made just three of his 27 three-point attempts during first three rounds—even though 26 of those tries were categorized by NBA.
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"Words" are represented in a multidimensional space and linear algebra is used to calculate the relationship between a query and a categorized set of words.
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The lesson they took away was how, when we listen to others, we may learn how they prefer to be addressed, spoken of and categorized.
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Then, inspired by the many different types of stories in The Unfinished World, we discuss authors and books that can't be categorized by one genre.
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Over time, Pinterest expects to improve the way beauty content is categorized on the site, creating more results in all of the skin tone groups.
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This is a man whose athleticism and reaction times are elite but whose boxing form and comfort under fire can only be categorized as cryptic.
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Take the issue of requiring law enforcement screenings before every gun sale or transfer—often categorized as the most "common sense" reform available to lawmakers.
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For the first time in 14 years, top health experts have lowered the bar for adults who are categorized as hypertensive, per the Washington Post.
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Categorized under the Vimeo blog addressing superior After Effects use, "On My Way" is a skillful and calibrated use of the motion graphics and animation.
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If we are to be surveilled, logged, categorized and profiled, it should be because we decided it was in our best interest to do so.
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In the US, Friends is categorized under the "sitcom" genre—but to Matteo Pini, it's more of a "White People in a Drink Shop" show.
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An AI agent learns to recognize faces and objects, allowing your pictures to be categorized and friends tagged without any extra work on your part.
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However, the gearing ratio, a key indicator of the company's leverage, would be higher if perpetual capital securities were categorized as debt instead of equities.
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" • Photos of individuals with oversized eyeglasses, polo shirts, and sparse mustaches were categorized as either "straight and alone" or "gay in a very small town.
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This data turns the real world into something that can be sorted, categorized, and managed by computers, and without it there would be no game.
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Bitcoin became known as the currency of choice for criminals, which is still how it's categorized by some who question its use in modern finance.
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Black women, and men for that matter, aren't usually categorized as "values voters" in the media, which usually reserve that term for conservative white Christians.
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What Services Are Available The preventive services that must be covered for free are categorized by whom they are for: all adults, women and children.
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In 21994, peyote was categorized as a "habit-forming drug" by the federal government, but members of the NAC continued to hold clandestine peyote meetings.
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Schwartzman categorized Facebook's move as an "acqui-hire" — a popular Silicon Valley term for when a company acquires a company only to recruit its employees.
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That said, there are some features, which you can see in this graphic, that could lead to a gun being categorized as an assault weapon.
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"I hate being categorized as a "natural" [winemaker] because there is so much shit being done that can't last a day after opened," he explains.
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Because they were not categorized as political ads, the amount spent on them was not disclosed, and they do not appear in Facebook's ad archive.
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LOS ANGELES — If Alan Ball has learned anything from his decades in television, it's that an hourlong television show doesn't need to be neatly categorized.
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Some options include frappato from Sicily, young Beaujolais, Valpolicella and almost any other that might be categorized as vin de soif, simple and thirst-quenching.
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Initially the system categorized Herzberg, who was walking her bike across the road, as an unknown object, then a vehicle and then as a bike.
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The county had first categorized Tesla's car factory as an "essential" business, but reversed that designation on Tuesday, suggesting Tesla might have to stop production.
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Carlos Enrique Santelli, 26, was for me the most easily categorized: a light-voiced, assured bel canto tenor, in the manner of Juan Diego Flórez.
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This was a peaceful perch that we enjoyed immensely, however we strained to see the water, despite the room being categorized as an ocean view.
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Microsoft executive Peter Lee tells Business Insider how partnerships are categorized in "horizons," based on how ambitious projects are and how much customization they require.
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During a discussion at the Center for the National Interest, Murphy said this trend can only be categorized as an embarrassing abdication of congressional power.
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It includes large numbers of Chinese, Filipinos and blacks, but nearly half are categorized as South Asian, a group that includes Sikhs, Hindus and Muslims.
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The modules are categorized as Fixtures, Furniture, and Equipment (FF&E,) a term used to describe movable furniture that's not permanently connected to a home.
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Florence's heavy rainfall in just a few days also was categorized as a "one in a thousand year rainfall event" by the National Weather Service.
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THE CARPETBAGGER Lulu Wang's indie hit, starring Awkwafina and Zhao Shuzhen, may be an awards contender, but that doesn't mean the film is easily categorized.
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The results are complicated by the fact that some of the death certificates used in the study may have categorized assisted-living facilities as home.
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Cases of Self-Harm In addition to different definitions of who is considered a veteran, studies should also consider differences in how suicides are categorized.
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But his designs — which have been picked up by Opening Ceremony, Mameg in Los Angeles, and SSENSE in Canada — are now often categorized as unisex.
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At M.I.T.'s Lincoln Labs in the 173s, where Wilkes worked, she recalls that most of those the government categorized as "career programmers" were female.
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AI systems work by analyzing massive amounts of data, which is first profiled and categorized by humans, with all their prejudices and biases in tow.
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