How are experts categorizing the relationship between Zika and microcephaly?
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This works particularly well for categorizing travel emails and receipts.
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The first draft had proposed stricter definitions of categorizing investments.
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Categorizing the reasons for searches after stops also proved difficult.
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Facebook has also built a system for categorizing videos by topic.
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Handy saves on overtime and benefits by categorizing workers as contractors.
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There is tape of him categorizing Mexicans as criminals and rapists.
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"Pretty soon we'll have new ways of categorizing data," he concludes.
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"There's two different ways of categorizing 10 years," he told CNN.
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So much that is evil in the world comes from categorizing people.
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I try not to go so far in categorizing genres of music.
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Uber can keep categorizing drivers in California and Massachusetts as independent contractors.
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To start, she spoke about the problem with categorizing music by race.
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Why, then, do they still insist on categorizing this planet as Earthlike?
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Mason swears by categorizing and sorting her email inbox to stay productive.
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In 2012, I wrote about the Census Bureau's categorizing fathers as babysitters.
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The NTSB said that the system itself initially had difficulty categorizing Herzberg.
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An early question about categorizing Spotify, Netflix, and Hulu probably wouldn't have worked.
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Muscat said such wording was needed to avoid categorizing any member of society.
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The daring act symbolizes our modern fascination with categorizing and archiving art collections.
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It matters in terms of categorizing time spans and talking about time spans.
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ProPublica recently offered a tool allowing users to see how Facebook is categorizing them.
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Speech from other people is qualified with categorizing words; "hostile" appears again and again.
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You might assume categorizing findings as "significant" or "insignificant" results from careful, scientific assessment.
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It's a kind of mindless categorizing; if you're one thing, you can't be another.
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In another revealing quirk, Snodgrass shares Anonymous's habit of categorizing his cast of characters.
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I know humans yearn to understand things and categorizing makes it easier for our brains.
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We ended up categorizing over 2,500 bits of text, and found over 400 unique entities.
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"It's not like these individuals go away when we start categorizing them differently," Zahorodny said.
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The Pew study highlights just how complex, and difficult, categorizing faith and identity really is.
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We have to abandon categorizing people by their skin color and other physical features altogether.
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The old methods of sorting and categorizing the data are too slow, researchers told Nature.
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Categorizing the studio's output is tricky, but it's the kind of topic the artist relishes.
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Well, now Instagram is making that easier to do with new ways of categorizing followers.
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Stories—the telling of stories, searching for stories, categorizing stories—are the fabric of WTWTLW.
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As previously mentioned, by doing this it makes the hashtags work more like a categorizing feature.
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Google says the system recently scored a record 82 percent at categorizing images by their content.
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They are then able to perform humanlike tasks, such as categorizing visual objects and understanding speech.
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Categorizing them as an FDA "over-the-counter" device only adds an unnecessary layer of bureaucracy.
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Pakistan's election laws place Ahmadis on a separate voter registration list categorizing them as non-Muslim.
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A settlement was reached last month that allows Uber to continue categorizing drivers as independent contractors.
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George Bellow's intense, roughly-hewn depictions of boxing played a part in categorizing the School's perspective.
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The participants were shown a new set of shapes and were paid for correctly categorizing them.
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The first draft released more than a year ago had proposed stricter definitions of categorizing investments.
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Both have said that categorizing drivers as full-time workers is a risk to their businesses.
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Both have said that categorizing drivers as full-time workers is a risk to their businesses.
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After categorizing a stalker, Barnard's team will make an assessment of their victim's level of risk.
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Pinning two women against each other, categorizing people into neat little sound bites and splashy headlines.
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As word choices and identity choices become more flexible, speakers can refer to someone without categorizing them.
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Google has its own system for categorizing what stuff is in what room, and so does Sonos.
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Loporto believes that the sound has to come first, and then you can worry about categorizing it.
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Categorizing people can be tricky, particularly when it comes to speakers who no longer hold public office.
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It was a social network with a framework for sorting and tagging and categorizing and discussing photography.
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Traxman cites this as the beginning of the 'footwork' term as a means of categorizing their sound.
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"We have to stop categorizing and judging women based on their bodies," McCarthy wrote in an Instagram post.
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I think categorizing Dark Forest as power metal is partially reasonable, but it's not entirely that, is it?
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Instead, Father Spadaro said Francis sought to avoid categorizing people and wanted a welcoming environment devoid of discrimination.
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" Another, he said, is the impulse to diminish someone by categorizing them, or "putting them in a box.
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That's even more important for pro athletes because of their often-complicated categorizing of various kinds of income.
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"This case is about sexual deviance," McCoy told the jury after categorizing the episode as a gang rape.
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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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A timeline summarizes the selected projects, categorizing them by type while using color to show their ecological footprints.
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Instead of categorizing myself as R&B, Volume 2 is what I hear in my head all the time.
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It deals not with a specific identity category, but rather with the disruption of the categorizing and pigeonholing order.
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He took cues for creating a list of and categorizing victims and for taking steroids prior to an attack.
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"We have to stop categorizing and judging women based on their bodies," Melissa McCarthy posted on Instagram on Thursday.
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The history of categorizing Black women as lewd and hyper-sexual — through a European gaze of course — predates slavery.
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The announcement comes a day after the ICC published a report categorizing Russia's annexation of Crimea as an occupation.
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The great peril of this reliance on categorizing is that we could miss something that lies outside our perception.
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But the difficulty with categorizing Grimes isn't that she doesn't fit in anywhere—it's that she fits in everywhere.
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Categorizing Pallbearer as prog-rock makes its commercial situation slightly less novel, and is appropriate to its ambitious compositions.
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Or — in the case of Caracristi, whom I interviewed for a book on female code breakers — sorting and categorizing.
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The first draft had proposed a stricter system of categorizing investments, with six levels, or "buckets," defining their liquidity.
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This includes categorizing social media accounts with more than 5,000 followers as public websites and therefore worthy of surveillance.
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Natural language processing algorithms have been shown to be worse at recognizing and categorizing African American dialects of English.
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He and UT Austin's Sanford Levinson published the other widely cited article besides Whittington's categorizing and analyzing constitutional crisis.
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Next, their bot determined which ones merited responses, categorizing social cues far more granularly than technology Amazon shared with contestants.
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To cushion the hit from the regulatory curbs, companies have been focusing on re-categorizing their retail clients as professionals.
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Fifteen US service members died there in 2007, with the military categorizing at least 11 of them as hostile deaths.
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"We want an inside look on the analytics and how they're categorizing, ranking, rating and scoring us," Professor Citron said.
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Social categorization is the process of mentally categorizing individuals into groups based on characteristics such as age, sex, and ethnicity.
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"You're categorizing these as a dangerous substance, which they are not if you process them the right way," he said.
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Still Processing Summer is here, and even though categorizing your culture by season feels completely artificial, Americans do it anyway.
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If these robocalls are categorizing Call Screen&aposs screened call as a "pick-up," it could result in more calls.
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Over the past decade, they've been categorizing more and more visits as complex, while also raising their prices for complex care.
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On the first pass, the AI was 99.6 percent sure about categorizing the passage as being about film—a correct analysis.
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It also prioritizes messages from friends and family first, while categorizing promotional and social emails in separate tabs, as Gmail does.
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Horizon first raised $3.75 million in a seed round last year; they're categorizing this round as an extension of that one.
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The question first arose this weekend, when my girlfriend and I began categorizing public figures as either wet men or dry guys.
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Dubberley defers to the American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5), the "bible" for categorizing psychological abnormalities.
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THE RULE REQUIRES THE CATEGORIZING OR YOU KNOW, BUCKETING OF HIGHLY LIQUID INVESTMENTS AND THE FUND NEEDS TO IMPOSE WITH BOARD APPROVAL.
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Deep neural nets are used for everything from voice recognition in digital assistants to categorizing your holiday snaps in Google's Photos app.
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Historically, cultural institutions have had difficulty categorizing what Latinx is since it is not traditionally based on a time period or geography.
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"Using these data-driven criteria, we will suggest guidelines categorizing counties as high-risk, medium-risk, and low risk," the letter reads.
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The biggest legal concern facing many cryptocurrency projects is regulators in the United States categorizing their tokens as investment contracts, or securities.
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In fact, some people specifically seek to skirt the existing federal legal protections, like Title VII, by categorizing individuals as independent contractors.
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Myanmar authorities have strongly disputed that conclusion, categorizing the military operation as a legitimate counter terrorism response to attacks by Rohingya militants.
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We need to be open to accepting people for all of their identities rather than simply categorizing them into one fixed box.
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"Indeed, rather than categorizing snakes as strictly predators," the authors write, "we should initiate research on their potential roles in ecosystem services."[RSPB]
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"What we are doing now is mapping the issues, categorizing them and breaking them down into all of their components," Stone-Miller said.
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Contractors trained up DeepText on identifying negative comments and categorizing them into broad segments like "bullying, racism, or sexual harassment," according to Wired.
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"I would work for hours taking photographs, loading the photographs, the files on the state computer, categorizing them, doing the reports," Caesar says.
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Luke Bryan) (2013) / Florida Georgia Line - "It'z Just What We Do" (2013) After 2013, categorizing music by genre might as well be pointless.
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That's been dying for a long time, but fashion has been clinging onto it, as a way of categorizing all these different collections.
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Earlier in the day, the Associated Press had released an interview with Roberts where he objected to categorizing judges by their political affiliation.
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Even then, some scales are likely to instinctually lost, which obfuscates the processes of correctly categorizing the animals into a broader family tree.
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One of the easiest and most well-known ways of categorizing and organizing your emails in Gmail is through the use of labels.
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They took a Eurocentric view, categorizing the spoils of colonial enterprise by nation and region, splitting art from craft, and nature from culture.
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The Myanmar government has strongly disputed that conclusion, categorizing the military operation as a legitimate counter-terrorism response to attacks by Rohingya militants.
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The company denies categorizing applicants by race but the incident would leave anyone with doubts, especially right after the Jopwell article had appeared.
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By categorizing each person&aposs feelings toward another as positive or negative, they could track how friendship and antagonism changed over two years.
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The left is designed to take that right hemisphere's collage of the present moment and start picking out, categorizing and organizing its details.
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The film raises questions about second chances in life, the dangers of categorizing people, and the importance of both giving and receiving support.
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Publishers Weekly reported how independent booksellers were quite annoyed with Amazon, categorizing it as just another hit Amazon has taken on their businesses.
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His refusal to seek citizenship is seen as an an act of defiance toward established systems for categorizing and confirming Native American identity.
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For instance, by tagging friends and categorizing videos — including those streamed live — Facebook may help drive more users to upload video and consume it.
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Disk Doctor ($2.99) is worth a look too—it's capable of quickly spotting, categorizing then and removing unneeded files from your hard drive.4.
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"Categorizing every protest as criminal and sending forces to repress them is turning a blind eye to frustration and anger," he wrote on Twitter.
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Russell spent nearly three years processing the items (PDF), organizing and categorizing the body of materials, which fills a shelf in the Huntington's basement.
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The field of AI has had its share of embarrassments, like when Google Photos was spotted three years ago categorizing black people as gorillas.
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But in fact those publicly shared scouting reports show Harvard students engaging in an activity at which we excel: rating and categorizing one another.
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Campaigners lobbied the government to reconsider its previous stance categorizing cannabis as a Class A substance, defined as having no medicinal or therapeutic value.
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Automobile accidents account for roughly the same number of deaths in America as guns (albeit when categorizing two-thirds of gun deaths as suicides).
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Some women's rights campaigners are now fearful that categorizing misandry as a hate crime, alongside racism, Islamophobia, or transphobia, will set a dangerous precedent.
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A generation of self-styled postmodern anthropologists, fearing that categorizing human groups was inherently oppressive, insisted that anthropology become a form of literary criticism.
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The panel of experts conducted a comprehensive review of research in the field, categorizing evidence on various issues as conclusive, substantial, limited or nonexistent.
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In general, adherents contend that race does not exist, and so they eschew being referred to as black or categorizing anyone else by race.
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Saying this may be his way of slipping out of the categorizing grip of art history, preventing it from getting a handle on him.
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Government models assume that private-equity firms would find ways to keep categorizing their incomes as capital gains, even once the loophole was closed.
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Kurman had worked with brain-damaged children many years before, and recognized troubling signs in her husband: repeating questions, difficulty organizing and categorizing information.
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"I would work for hours taking photographs, loading the photographs, the files on the state computer, categorizing them, doing the reports," Caesar told CNN.
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In a legal brief, the petitioners have argued that the FCC's decision would be like categorizing the road to a hotel as the hotel itself.
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" Some of those sensitive issues included the 2016 election, feminism and Black Lives Matter, a movement which he allegedly supported categorizing as a "terrorist group.
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The Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale does an adequate job at categorizing a tropical cyclone (hurricane) by its sustained wind speed, but is this sufficient?
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The new profiles adopt some of the functions of Facebook pages by categorizing companies by type and letting users reach out using a contact button.
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Even saying you support free speech can be a way of categorizing protest as illiberal, thereby setting limits on what kinds of speech are countenanced.
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The company goes through the process of photographing, identifying, categorizing and adding each item to an inventory that can be managed in a mobile app.
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Next to the fragments are sketches and details written by doctors of the day, who seemed more concerned with categorizing their subjects than healing them.
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Though the USPSTF still agrees that studies show heterosexual men don't usually need to be screened, categorizing by behavior better encompasses people's actual sex lives.
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For example, a "red-yellow-green" color system for categorizing behavior as acceptable or problematic could increase awareness and halt bad behavior in the moment.
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In the wine industry, categorizing something as "natural" can mean a lot of things, and it mostly has to do with how the alcohol is made.
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Rats communicate largely in ultrasonic frequencies that human ears cannot process, and even with specialized microphones, tagging and categorizing squeaks in recordings is laborious at best.
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For Trump, that would mean re-categorizing the $45.7 million in loans from his most recent report, plus any more of his spending, as candidate donations.
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By categorizing and identifying animals, citizen scientists get an education themselves, learning the difference between a caracal and a wildcat, or a genet and a civet.
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Compared with the many issues confronting a sitting president, categorizing the Armenian atrocity as a genocide might seem quite small, but history demands a proper accounting.
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However, Fitbit is not categorizing the Blaze as a "smartwatch" like the Apple Watch, because the Blaze doesn't support third-party apps, only Fitbit's own apps.
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"I think we should just be aware of not categorizing anything that has to do with digital currencies in those speculation, ponzi-like schemes," she said.
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So by categorizing those and putting them into what is effectively a pick-and-mix store, they could massively decrease the time to build an app.
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Both opinions emphasized that the legitimacy of the subpoenas hinged on categorizing them as legislative in nature and as in pursuit of a granted lawmaking matter.
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Keep track of this allowance either on your own via a notebook or a Notes app, or with a categorizing app like Mvelopes, GoodBudget, or YNAB.
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If we are now freer to express our experience, we are no longer free from having to categorize it — and in categorizing, to limit its meaning.
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The Financial Stability Board (FSB), which met in Tokyo on Thursday, has agreed on a framework for categorizing different components of fintech and assessing their potential risks.
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Over at the Data Is Beautiful subreddit, one extremely dedicated user has visualized 100 years of university hairstyles by going through yearbooks and categorizing them by hand.
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Under this scenario Fitch anticipates categorizing HUM as a 'core' member of the AET organization under Fitch's group rating methodology, thereby referring AET's financial strength to HUM.
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By automatically parsing and categorizing each play, WSC is able to churn out a far greater range of highlights than was possible through manual tagging of videos.
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It's very tempting to read into this: on the iOS App Store, Twitter is now categorizing itself as a "News" app instead of a "Social Networking" app.
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For marketing purposes, we tend to apply the same categorizing instinct to our storytellers, calling the products of their labor science fiction or fantasy, thriller or adventure.
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Abortion-rights advocates have sued state officials that have tried to shut down clinics, as in Ohio and Texas, categorizing them as nonessential services in coronavirus orders.
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The attack will likely fuel Trump's argument for categorizing drug cartels as "foreign terrorist organizations," just as groups like al-Qaeda, ISIS, and Boko Haram are classified.
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Sometimes there's delayed categorizing of a crime as motivated by bias, or reluctance to record hate crimes among some law enforcement quarters that view the issue as overblown.
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If Facebook is categorizing medical marijuana dispensaries as "unauthorized" because marijuana sales are illegal under federal law, why wouldn't it be far more aggressive at taking pages down?
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Amazon can start by doing better when it comes to recommending and categorizing pseudoscience that may have a significant impact on a person's life (or on public health).
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In essence, the changes allowed users to see how Twitter and its advertisers had been categorizing them based on their social media usage and other, often offline, behaviors.
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He blamed San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, whose district includes the city, for categorizing the group as white extremist and raising tensions.
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Rather than categorizing music as jazz, or minimal, or techno, we should think about concepts that cut paths across genre—like "dense" music, for instance, or "sad" music.
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Bush successfully associated his opponent with the barbarity of this act, by categorizing him as soft on crime, a label which has since become a political death knell.
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She codified her mother's method of categorizing personalities, copyrighted it (in 1943), and spent the rest of her life trying to find a permanent home for the product.
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Democratic campaign officials say Mica categorizing so many of his meals as "meals with constituents" is a dubious practice that could constitute a violation of House Ethics rules.
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Mason told Business Insider her No. 1 productivity trick to keep her life organized: categorizing her emails by "city, industry, or project" as soon as she gets them.
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But the World Health Organization adopted the B.M.I. scale as an official classification in 1995, and it has since become medicine's standard metric for categorizing patients by weight.
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By categorizing digital therapies into medication-like tiers, PBMs can make the case that payers are protected from higher costs while providing better access to the new treatments.
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Categorizing pain as the fifth vital sign conditioned patients to expect that providers would "normalize" it in the same way that they normalize the other four vital signs.
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Myanmar authorities have strongly disputed that conclusion, categorizing the military operation as a legitimate response to attacks by Rohingya militants that killed 13 members of the security forces.
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Again, Google Maps gives you access to the same basic information, but Citymapper is smarter about categorizing as many different routes as it can, all on one screen.
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But everyone has a different way of categorizing 10 years -- read here for more -- and it's definitely more satisfying to celebrate the start of the 2020s in 2020.
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Trump proposed categorizing cartels as terrorist organizations — the same designation as al-Qaeda, ISIS, and Boko Haram — in the wake of violence that has escalated in recent weeks.
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I'm categorizing this under Health instead of Beauty because while it's definitely an indulgence, I'm looking at it as a little extra self-care after a particularly shitty month.
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For me, categorizing my relationship as mixed-weight was one way to acknowledge that the differences between my ex and I informed how each of us experienced our relationship.
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But as Dave Gershgorn reported for Quartz, the tool has been criticized by researchers for being unable to identify certain hateful phrases, while categorizing innocuous word combinations as toxic.
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In this episode of Broadly Meets, Ferrario talks to us about the importance of diversity on the runway and why she thinks categorizing models as "plus size" is damaging.
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In theory, racial categorizing is supposed to work like a shorthand, helping us determine how to interact with people while expending minimal energy figuring out who they actually are.
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By categorizing light skin as the norm and other skin tones as needing special corrective care, photography has altered how we interact with each other without us realizing it.
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In 2014, it purchased the Echo Nest, a music intelligence company spun out of a project started at M.I.T., which had developed systems for categorizing music with extreme granularity.
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That's according to the Global Industry Classification Standard, a means of categorizing public companies by sector and industry that forms the basis for some S&P and MSCI indexes.
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Will all the warped images and funny names, it can be easy to forget that machine learning can have important uses in science—specifically, when it comes to categorizing things.
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In Messenger, this won't be the kind of AI you'd actively tap for distinct tasks, like translating English to Mandarin, or categorizing your photos by the contents of the image.
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In December, the tide turned in Deliveroo's favor when it won a case in Britain's High Court, which rejected claims that categorizing riders as self-employed breached their human rights.
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However, categorizing parental leave as "medical leave" may imply that pregnancy is not a normal part of life and is an exception that must be accommodated, the study authors write.
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Then, in 2012, researchers at the University of Toronto succeeded in building neural networks capable of categorizing ImageNet's images automatically; their dramatic success helped set off today's neural-networking boom.
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But the meeting turned surprisingly productive once Tim Westergren, Pandora's co-founder, showed him the company's Music Genome Project, its system for categorizing songs by hundreds of precise musical attributes.
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They also did the sweaty legwork of mosquito surveillance: setting and collecting mosquito traps in remote areas, and categorizing mosquitoes according to their wing shape and coloring patterns under microscopes.
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In Nazi Germany, someone with my expertise at interpreting genetic data would have been tasked with categorizing people by ancestry had that been possible with the science of the 1930s.
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They then identified all the various foods, categorizing items as part of the five basic food groups, seasonings such as salt and sugar, and miscellaneous items like raisins and almonds.
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That's the tally from The Post's stellar fact-checking team, which in the administration's first 100 days started a database for analyzing, categorizing and tracking every suspect statement Trump utters.
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It turns out Apple has been categorizing your pictures for around a year now — and yep, this means all of those sexy photos you've either taken or received on your iPhone.
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Analysts lose valuable time categorizing images by hand, a process that could easily be handled by commercially available software—even your iCloud account offers some basic image categorization features, for instance.
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Categorizing it as science fiction would be an act of generosity to its screenplay, which is an object lesson in the distinction between world-building and just making up random stuff.
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The drag-and-drop tool lets anyone create an image recognition tool, which has a variety of use cases such as categorizing photos of ramen by the shops they came from.
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To that end, Trump's Department of Justice is backing a lawsuit against Harvard University alleging its affirmative action policies discriminated against Asian-American students, unfairly categorizing "Asian personalities" as a disadvantage.
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An official report, based on findings by biologists and teams of dogs that combed the Ivanpah facility, documenting and categorizing every bird death, has since shown the impact to be low.
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In February, the Southern Poverty Law Center added two male supremacist websites to its list of hate groups, for the first time categorizing male supremacy as an explicit ideology of hate.
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Amazon will also be categorizing its deals this year into over 20 popular categories, artists and pet lovers among them, making it easier to find items that pertain to your interests.
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Instead of categorizing Latin American and Chinese dishes separately, as is often done at other Chino Latino restaurants, the menu simply lists the names of each dish in English and Spanish.
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Whatever your chosen approach, it seems to me that the least productive of the strategies, in terms of possible solutions, is categorizing the tragedies and the shooters in purely political terms.
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Categorizing the show posed a challenge for the Tony Awards administration committee: Most of the songs are from the original 1921 production of "Shuffle Along," but the book is entirely new.
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But it has also experienced some of the perils associated with A.I., including YouTube recommendations pushing users to extremist videos or Google Photos image-recognition software categorizing black people as gorillas.
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Preska ended the hearing with a tentative plan to have the attorneys take the next two weeks to hash out a process for categorizing the thousands of pages of sealed documents.
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"It shakes you a bit out of your orientation, your categorizing of people," said Ruby Edelman, the chief executive and an artistic director of the Machol Shalem Dance House in Jerusalem.
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Foreign Minister Anders Samuelsen said in a statement he was "deeply concerned" by the sentencing and criticized Russia for categorizing Jehovah's Witnesses as an extremist organization in line with terrorist groups.
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It's hard to know what damage he suffered as a result of the stroke, but the incessant categorizing that occurs in all of his drawings feels to be almost mantra-like.
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It's almost as if Mr. Macron, a centrist who rejects both right and left labels, has found in the Yellow Vests an opponent to his measure: a movement that refuses categorizing.
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Since 2013, ICE has been using the Risk Classification Assessment algorithm, an in-house tool for categorizing arrestees and helping to determine how much freedom they should have before their trials.
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He says his team uses a range of machine learning frameworks to create in-house tools for tasks like categorizing customer feedback, but that TensorFlow is often a good place to start.
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"Explore the possibilities of categorizing your assets into three tax locations — taxable, tax-deferred, and tax-free — to best protect what you've built," said Carson, a member of the CNBC Advisor Council.
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The system is relatively simple: Individuals, educational institutions, or companies start by posting a batch of Human Intelligence Tasks, known as HITs, for gigs like cleaning data, categorizing images, or answering surveys.
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There are so many lists out there categorizing different types of malware — and people are both nasty and inventive, so the lists, no matter how many there are, will never be exhaustive.
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With drones, China's Civil Aviation Authority released a series of regulations in early 23, categorizing UAVs into seven classes based on weight and size and setting rules about flying near populated regions.
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"I personally think if someone makes an error in filing paperwork or in not categorizing a campaign contribution correctly, it shouldn't be jail time, it ought to be a fine," Paul added.
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"The comparison is calculated to degrade, and it stems from the period when U.S. laws treated enslaved black people as legally equivalent to livestock—categorizing them as subhuman," Grey and Cleffie write.
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However, Fitch excludes floorplan financing from its primary leverage ratio calculation and makes adjustments to EBITDA (which includes categorizing LTM $90.8 million in floorplan interest expense within COGS) in deriving its IDR.
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I imported those songs into iTunes, and spent untold hundreds of hours naming, categorizing and arranging them into a pristine music collection that would have made the librarians of ancient Alexandria jealous.
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Apple says it now feels it can both collect the data it needs to get better at things like categorizing photos while also protecting users, using an approach known as differential privacy.
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Julie Wolfe tries to make sense of the natural world by gathering and categorizing all kinds of sights and objects that offer no scientific information but inspire search for meaning, like puzzles.
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"We're the only neighborhood in New York that is a seller's market," said Mr. Smith, who has taken to categorizing local listings into separate tiers, based on proximity to the Amazon site.
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Police are categorizing the incident as workplace violence, the police chief told reporters, but she urged Winston-Salem's citizens to be prepared for other types of violence, such as active-shooter situations.
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By categorizing drug cartels as "foreign terrorist organizations," the US would be able to sanction those who support the groups, deport members in the US, and bar associates from entering the country.
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Humans relate to each other by categorizing, and while "bisexual" seems like a legitimate category to me, it's not black or white, nor is it made obvious by whom you're currently sleeping with.
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These practices, according to the lawsuit, included mislabeling or improperly categorizing products so that vendors would have to pay higher commissions, and inflating sales by not reporting items that were returned by customers.
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Indeed, as Ridler noted in categorizing her own training set, neatly differentiating between various hues — white and pale pink, dark pink and red proved impossible for both the artist and for her algorithm.
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Questlove says he was approached by a number of digital music services, but was drawn to Pandora by its hyper-detailed method for categorizing songs, breaking them down by hundreds of musical attributes.
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Categorizing, labeling, and organizing all of these products into a comprehensive, visual, and easily shoppable tool is a gargantuan task, and something that competitors like eBay has been struggling with for years now.
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Mr. Trump's transition team, by categorizing his call with Ms. Tsai of Taiwan alongside calls with other heads of state, implied that Mr. Trump recognized her as the leader of a sovereign state.
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Using technology known as "Photo DNA" their computers can wade through the hundreds of thousands of photos fast, categorizing the ones they've already seen to allow his team to focus on the new victims.
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The inquisitive, categorizing, taxonomic gaze works with language to pull in objects and people (who essentially become objects within this dual alchemy) into formulations that limit and belie our sometimes lovely, frequently unruly, beings.
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Google autocomplete is an attempt to shorten the time and path between thought and a response — to decrease the time and path between seeing something and categorizing it or identifying it and moving on.
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The consequences of that particular mistake are likely to be trivial, but what if the computer is sorting through people instead of cars, and categorizing them for risk of default on a home loan?
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The list now includes New York and California, as well as a number of large cities, including Washington, D.C. But companies can sidestep those regulations by categorizing workers as contractors, and laws require enforcement.
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"When the voting platforms and proxy advisers work with institutional investors, they provide tools for categorizing issues and proposals to accommodate investor voting preferences even though the issues might differ a little," she added.
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"To the extent that hospital systems or ambulatory surgical facilities are categorizing procedures that can be delayed during the COVID-19 pandemic, abortion should not be categorized as such a procedure," the statement read.
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Constructing the dialogue, I was researching period grammar and vocabulary, but also going through the primary source material, jotting down sentences and phrases and categorizing them into different situations where I might need them.
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Uber released a new report Monday, created in partnership with the National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC) and the Urban Institute, that outlined a new "taxonomy" for categorizing incidents of sexual harassment, misconduct and assault.
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In 2015, Kavanaugh sided in favor of the NSA's warrantless bulk collection of phone metadata, issuing strong support for the controversial practice and categorizing its collection as a "special need" that eclipses personal privacy concerns.
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Representing a multiplicity of artistic mediums and styles, Traux approaches his topic from virtually every angle while resisting the curatorial pitfall of meticulously categorizing (and thus anesthetizing) eroticism in art — a strategy that rarely works.
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Posted on April 3rd as a call for "Media Monitoring Services," the database has a dual purpose: monitoring hundreds of thousands of news sources simultaneously worldwide as well as tracking and categorizing journalists and bloggers.
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Because American Horror Story: Cult is all about neatly categorizing some of the most visibly politicized camps in the wake of the 2016 election, I expected his version of a radicalized Black Lives Matter activist.
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Of course, putting your spare room or cabin up on Airbnb to earn a few extra bucks is different than working for a company that's been battling a class-action lawsuit for mis-categorizing employees.
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At trial, Bliss said that rather than categorizing companies that missed interest payments as in default, Tilton improperly categorized them as current to avoid, among other things, the loss of $200 million in managements fees.
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Qualcomm's latest chip features a range of improvements to help it deal with artificial intelligence tasks like recognizing and categorizing images, Keith Kressin, a senior vice president at the company, told Reuters in an interview.
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The threat levels to these species are not all the same, but by categorizing them as though they are, we can fail to provide the support to their habitats that will best facilitate population growth.
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Dr. Birkar won the award for his work on categorizing different kinds of polynomial equations, revealing that seemingly unrelated algebraic equations share something in common and can be classified into a smaller number of groups.
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Categorizing a work by Dorsky, a leading light of the experimental-film world, as a home or amateur movie feels like cheating; he is a known artist, and "17 Reasons Why" has screened publicly before.
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The F.C.C. chairman under the Obama administration, Tom Wheeler, had declared that broadband would be regulated more heavily, by categorizing the service in the same regulatory bucket as telephone services, which are viewed as utilities.
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There are different ways of categorizing the industrial shift we're in — there's a debate over whether it qualifies as "the Fourth Industrial Revolution" — but it's undeniable that technological changes are transforming the way we work.
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During a game of "Radcliffe or Badcliffe," the star was asked a series of questions about things that he could express his opinion on, categorizing them as either rad or bad — and he was extremely candid.
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Merlin uses its method of categorizing movies and historical data of a moviegoer's preferences to predict whether they will buy a ticket for the next big summer action movie, Man With Beard And Gun And Car.
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"[It is] him being so vocal and one-sided about how he feels about Mexican people as far as categorizing [them] as illegal immigrants and that they make no positive contributions to the country," he added.
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The "We live in a society" meme poked fun at art trying to be too deep and highlighted underrated media, but at the end of the day it's just people categorizing themselves in meme format again.
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She and Matt considered pushing for a fertility fraud amendment under Indiana's sexual assault law, but they figured categorizing the bill under fraud and deception would give it a better chance in the House and Senate.
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Historically, China has been much more practical in its approach toward categorizing its foods and cultures and people, for it merely divided them into north and south, using the Yangtze River as a general demarcation line.
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Bellesa.co The gist: Categorizing itself as a feminist porn site, Bellesa provides ethical free porn through a partnership program, with curated and relatively lengthy (typically at least 10 minutes long) free clips directly from the creators.
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Pressing a political view from the Oscar stage, declaring a conservative campus speaker unacceptable, flatly categorizing huge segments of the country as misguided — these reveal a tremendous intellectual and moral self-confidence that smacks of superiority.
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But would finding something new simply feed more games into a system fundamentally predicated on categorizing, awarding, and selling them in a way that cares little for their specificity and everything about the stories behind them?
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Russian state broadcaster Russia Today swarmed her candidacy, chronicling what the outlet described as "panic" among Republicans and Democrats over Gabbard entering the race and categorizing claims that she was a Hindu nationalist as a religious slur.
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Cordova said it helps make the insurance process fairer for good drivers, because it can eliminate the traditional method of categorizing drivers by age and gender and instead helps companies base their rates on actual driving habits.
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"I put in at least an hour or two of free time a day identifying, categorizing, and listing out businesses that are using fake reviews, and turning them over to Google to get them dumped," Brown says.
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As opposed to a multi-paragraph email written in normal prose, consider categorizing information under headings like, "What we want you to know" (or just "KNOW") and "what we would like you to do" (or, concisely, "DO").
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He and his team are categorizing potential online misinformation in a digital database, tracking how these false reports spread across social media and the wider web and conducting focus groups to gauge the impact on voters' decisions.
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We examined prior scientific literature on junk food taxes, bills and laws from the U.S. and other countries on categorizing foods for junk food and sugar-sweetened beverage tax purposes, and U.S. federal taxing and administrative mechanisms.
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But Chairman Jerome Powell both confused and spooked markets during the subsequent press conference by categorizing the central bank's cut — the first of its kind since 2008 — as a "midcycle adjustment," dashing hopes that additional cuts are guaranteed.
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It was able to digitize the Smithsonian's design collection, housed at New York's Cooper Hewitt, by categorizing objects by size and shape (or, "envelopes"), and using the same production staging for all the items in a given envelope.
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Anyone categorizing the House as "all but" certain to be won by Democrats in 2018 is repeating the same mistake of 2016, when polls showed a Hillary Clinton win as more likely than not but far from inevitable.
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We tend to think of a heightened sense of smell as an animal skill — something our pets are better at than we are — but our olfactory systems, too, are clever at filtering and categorizing the smells we detect.
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I'm interested in general in how we categorize our experiences and who gets to do the categorizing, whether it's medical establishments deciding whether we intended to end our lives or not, or governments deciding who counts as a terrorist.
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The first lists the potential harms of automated decision-making, categorizing the negative effects of algorithms based on how they hurt people, whether they harm individuals or larger groups, and whether there are existing legal standards for addressing them.
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" Berman wrote, "The Complaint sufficiently alleges that, for purposes of housing advertisements, the categorizing of Facebook users based on protected characteristics, and the mechanism that Facebook offers advertisers to target those segments of the potential audience, violated the FHA.
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In categorizing its own songs, in performing its own internal act of genre assignment and time placement, Sign o' the Times also categorizes itself as a categorizer, an active agent where most albums are passively categorized by external consumers.
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Nevertheless, this way of categorizing the nation's culinary styles is mysteriously accepted as gospel now, even though no one has been able to pinpoint when these groupings came about, who thought them up, or even why they were created.
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Uber released its taxonomy, authored by staff at the National Sexual Violence Resource Center and the Urban Institute, for categorizing sexual misconduct, sexual assault and rape in November, which it says similar companies can use for their own reports.
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After championing the concept as useful for categorizing human variation in the mid-20th century, the evolutionary biologist Theodosius Dobzhansky began to see that scientists needed a more precise way to talk about human diversity, and said as much.
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We know that it's now cheap enough to store basically every decision that's made by any business, and we also know that in theory, if you did a good job of categorizing things better, you'd probably make fewer dumb mistakes.
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Many of the popular interpretations of The Garden are based on patriarchal narratives, including categorizing the painting's depiction of Adam & Eve as representative of "woman's temptation" and asserting that the nude women within the painting are representations of male sexual desire.
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While they don't sell phones, search engine results, or sneakers, they're a market leader in their own space: categorizing, archiving, and facilitating the sale of records—plus the occasional CD, cassette, or DVD—via a crowdsourced community of loyal users.
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Even after Dreamers become U.S. citizens, most cannot sponsor their parents if they are in the country unlawfully, for instance — per the previously mentioned grounds of inadmissibility — so categorizing this type of migration as a backdoor amnesty program is absurd.
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According to FBI hate crime data, violent anti-trans incidents tripled between 2013 and 2015, from 31 to 114 incidents (although law enforcement agencies had only just started specifically categorizing anti-trans incidents, so it's possible that the data isn't entirely reliable).
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Since its establishment in 2007, the reserve has been producing maps and publications categorizing and documenting the hundreds of flora and fauna species native to the area, and carving paths to archaeological sites such as the Hadrian inscriptions and the Adonis temples.
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"DOJ continues to obfuscate and delay its production using an array of tactics, such as incorrectly categorizing the requested documents as Gang-of-Eight-level material in order to limit access," wrote Nunes, referring to an April 30 subpoena for the documents.
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While "Teambuilding Exercise" paints Erlich's request as the whims of a ludicrous con man, categorizing images of food on the internet not so different than annotating an email exchange or observing a stranger conversing with a Facebook chatbot about ordering a burrito.
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We split finances evenly by depositing about $211,2116/month each in a joint account, and I like to be able to keep track of our expenses by referencing everything through the transaction history on there and categorizing it in an Excel sheet.
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The EU is also looking into the club, Barcelona, Athletic Bilbao, and Osasuna over whether they are improperly categorizing themselves as foundations instead of as companies or LLCs—like their competing clubs in Spain—and allowing themselves to save on tax payments.
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Uber has reached a landmark settlement in two class action lawsuits that will see it pay as much as $100 million to the drivers represented in the cases, but will allow it to keep categorizing them as independent contractors, rather than employees.
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Though pass-through corporations are supposed to be mom-and-pop shops, they have become more popular among the wealthy in recent years as a way of categorizing their income under the lower personal income tax rate rather than the corporate tax rate.
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After the verdict was rendered in March, one juror said that Mr. Morales's actions that night showed that "he was kind of categorizing people," in a manner that exposed his bias against gay people and that culminated in the shooting of Mr. Carson.
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Thomas Thistlewood, an English planter and rapist who moved to Jamaica in 22017, documented his assaults on the women he owned, categorizing those that took place on the ground, in the fields, and in large and small rooms, whenever, wherever he wished.
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The FBI—an agency which has presided over counterterrorism and major mafia and cartel takedowns—concedes in the report that categorizing conspiracy theories as national security threats might come across as odd at first, but shouldn't be disqualified in the current environment.
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Recently, he has been separating himself from his peers by categorizing his creations as REEL, an all-encompassing reference that speaks to the influence of cinema on his work, and a nod to his short film project, Life When You're the Movie.
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The floral-print oxfords (for men as well as women), bizarrely colored Mary Janes, salmon and beige wingtip brogues, high heels with six straps and twisted sole, crepe-soled gladiators, spats, slightly klutzy fishermen's sandals, and high-platform boots evade easy categorizing.
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He also used clustering—the method of categorizing objects into different groups—and Natural Language Processing (a way to glean insights from the written language for computers) to help him extract the bus and stop numbers that were mentioned frequently in the tweets.
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The details: Longstanding ways of categorizing power sources — including "baseload" for large fossil fuel and nuclear plants; "load following"; and "peaking" resources to meet demand spikes — no longer make sense in a world where renewables are already in more widespread use, the study argues.
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In 2007, the All-China Women's Federation — a government body founded in 1949 to defend women's rights — coined the term "leftover women," categorizing all unmarried women over the age of 27 in an attempt to pressure women to marry earlier to avoid the label.
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Look, I understand that identifying as a Gryffindor, Slytherin, Ravenclaw, or (far superior to all the rest) Hufflepuff is not necessarily an accurate summation of one's personality, but that hasn't stopped us all from secretly categorizing the people in our lives into these four quadrants.
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In the case of fashion and music critic Glenn O'Brien, whose contribution to Cool may have been one of his last before his passing last month, the co-authors were presented with a concern of O'Brien's: categorizing people might not be a good idea.
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In his position as director of the general office of the Communist party of China between 2007 and 2012, Ling Jihua was the top aide to President Hu Jintao and was responsible for categorizing and archiving all of the party's most secret and sensitive information.
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The way it tags people, the way it's categorizing certain people and certain things is so fucked up and wrong that there's no way the AI coming out of it could have any kind of acceptable ethical framework, because the data is so dirty.
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"Stephen Paddock motive" ranked high among Google searches, and it remained uncertain whether more evidence would fill the void about what drove his killing rampage or the slaughter would drift into history as one more act of American mass violence to elude easy categorizing.
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As queer theory and acknowledgement of the full spectrum of gender non-conforming identities have spread into the wider culture over the past decade, a new obsession with categorizing every possible permutation of gender and sexuality has arisen among both straight and LGBTQ people.
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" (The company is now suing the Trump White House in an attempt to protect Bears Ears.) After Trump pulled the US out of the Paris climate accord, Patagonia put out a statement about the decision, categorizing it as a sign of "absence of leadership.
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The startup says they aren't actually trying to kill Slack or other synchronous chat tools but they want people to use email in a more collaborative way, and part of that means categorizing the emails you receive and putting them in front of the right eyeballs.
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Deloitte's Technology, Media and Telecommunications division Led by an independent research firm, the survey had roughly 2,000 consumer respondents across demographics – with the report categorizing respondents based on age (Gen-Z: ages 14-21, Millenials: 22-35, Gen-X: 36-52, Boomers: 53-71, and Matures: 72+).
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Many, including Musk's biographer Ashlee Vance, noted that Musk seemed to have taken a page from President Donald Trump, in categorizing any negative news about him or his companies as "fake" — a trend that Trump started and popularized in order to discredit the entire American news media.
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And when it comes to hiring, school admissions, money lending, real estate, contracting, or redistricting, try categorizing people by race and applying different rules to different categories, giving race appropriate but not overwhelming weight to generate outcomes that appear roughly fair — or risk being labeled a racist.
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And as Greg Howard explained recently for the New York Times, people have gone so far as to redefine racism "to mean malice in one's heart," categorizing racism as a personal failing of a select group of people and not the product of a broken system.
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John Legere may have drawn the ire of the EFF and others for his network's controversial Binge On data categorizing feature, but the evidence so far has shown that customers really are big fans of it (even if it is crappier quality due to data throttling).
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Mr. Rouhani's tone also may have given him an advantage when compared with that of Mr. Trump, who was met largely with stony silence in the General Assembly hall with his criticism of Iran on Wednesday, categorizing it as a rogue state akin to North Korea.
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This experience has made me wonder if all candidates seeking employment have the same fair opportunity at getting hired if agencies are categorizing and profiling as such, or am I being contacted only to fill company diversity quotas and not because of my history of accomplishments?
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Aside from requesting the withdrawal of the extradition bill, the protesters also want an independent probe into the use of force by police; amnesty for arrested protesters; no more categorizing the protests as riots; and the right of almost all adults to vote in political elections.
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The suit, filed this week in Northern California federal court by Tri Huynh, alleges that Walmart has been lowering its standards to boost the size of its online catalogue; mis-categorizing some items listed for sale, which can result in overcharging some merchants who sell through Walmart.
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Absolutely. But I think that, in order to facilitate a debate, and when your party and others are categorizing the president this way -- and, by the way, he&aposs not exactly been Saint Francis, responding in kind -- we&aposre never going to get anything done on this issue, Congressman.
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Despite the President's posture in these tweets, his conduct surrounding payments to Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal suggests a guilty conscience: By hiding the payments for a year, falsely categorizing them as legal expenses and dissembling about their existence, the President may have backed himself into a corner.
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The many, many works on view, curated by Claire D'Alba, show how Wolfe herself is trying to make sense of the natural world by gathering and categorizing all kinds of sights and objects through myriad visualizations that offer no scientific information but inspire search for meaning, like puzzles.
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If you're not sure how much money to set aside, I suggest using the practical 50-20-30 rule, which calls for categorizing spending and allocating 50 percent of your income on needs, 30 percent on wants and activities, and 20 percent on bettering your financial future (like investing).
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In 2016, when armies of bedroom producers are releasing swarms of music and readily categorizing it as deep house day in and day out, perhaps On the Raw Again has never deserved relevance more than it does now—hell, it just might be the wake up call that the genre needs.
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CVI is often the result of a traumatic birth, head injury, or epilepsy, among myriad others—WD suffered a stroke in utero, resulting in cerebral palsy and intractable epilepsy—and the brain has become wired such that it has trouble distinguishing, filtering, and categorizing information coming in through the eyes.
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Quinn's efforts have included collecting and categorizing weeds and invasive species from her backyard and other untended green spaces, as well as trying to track down the creeks and running water in the city, most of which, she discovered, have long been running underground through miles-long tunnels and drainage systems.
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Mr. Westergren, a former musician who helped develop the company's "music genome project" — a system for categorizing songs and the basis for how Pandora chooses what songs to play for its customers — was chief executive from 2002 to 2004, in the days when the company was known as Savage Beast Technologies.
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"For us it's very difficult for us to be able to put that in front of children with confidence that it's not adult content or inappropriate and AI will help us solve that problem by categorizing it as adult so we can protect our users from that kinds of stuff," he said.
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" As if to fuel the speculative chatter, the New York Times published a profile of O'Rourke as a 2020 candidate on Sunday, categorizing him as a "wild card" and wondering, "Will a soon-to-be-former congressman, with an unremarkable legislative record and a Senate campaign loss, upend their best-laid plans?
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She and her team have also been charged with developing Kroger's OptUp app, which assigns scores to food, categorizing them in green, yellow, and red buckets with the hope that Kroger can then get a good picture of a person or family's eating habits based on what they buy at the grocery store.
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Since they had the push-up data, the researchers slipped it in as a second data set in their examination of current fitness and later heart problems, categorizing the men by how many push-ups they could complete: zero to 10; 103 to 20; 21 to 30; 31 to 40; and 40-plus.
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Categorizing your to-do list into three different prioritization levels, such as 'must do today,' 'if time allows,' and 'can wait for tomorrow' allows you to see through the clutter of your daily list and focus on the items that matter most, whether it's drinks with a colleague or finalizing a presentation for investors.
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Where "The Minimalist Home" champions a life with as few possessions as possible, offering a room-by-room guide on how to get there, "The Home Edit" focuses on categorizing possessions in stylish containers, turning drawers and closets into whimsical storage systems, offering various solutions depending on the size and style of your pantry.
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At the center of what lives and dreams an unmistakable and debtless intelligence or a cataclysm of unmanaged resources that could buy time as if it were being sold like a PowerBar or blank note pad: an unfinished categorizing of OTC suggestions could work my heart blue then yellow sky over the long drool of attractions their copious marginalia.
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Prior to attending the museum, I had gone through the press materials like a detective on the hunt for finger prints — I researched every technical term and proposed connection, jumping from an encyclopedia definition of the Jacquard loom to the history of Navajo textiles and the gender politics of categorizing weaving as housework rather than an art form.
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It's complicated to deport anyone from the United States -- particularly so-called unaccompanied minors, which is how officials have been categorizing kids from separated families who are still in custody, including those whose parents are no longer in the US. The process requires coordination between multiple government agencies and many steps, including acquiring travel documents and plane tickets.
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These comics addressed #MeToo (categorizing it as "women screaming out of their vaginas"), rape (Bill Cosby using his lazy eye as a lookout), and survivors (casting doubt on women who came forward based on their appearance) head-on, but if they took pause to question whether they needed to reframe their material in light of the recent news, it wasn't evident.
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As Intuit senior Vice President and Chief Product Officer of Small Business, Alex Chriss, told me, about three years ago, the company noted that some of its Mint customers were using all kinds of hacks to track their expenses in Mint by, for example, categorizing their business expenses as "other" so they could separate their personal expenses from their business expenses.
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Still, the ability of the new missile to fly higher and longer than others in the past signals the program's intent to develop weapons capable of attacking the US. While some US military officials have referred to the missile launched Tuesday as a "KN 22" -- a designation signaling the launch involves a new type of ICBM -- other officials urge caution in categorizing the missile.
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Schmelzer's plan for healing is organized into five phases: Preparation (which usually involves coping with the behavior, like drug or alcohol abuse, that can result from trauma, a process that may take years); Unintegration ("a controlled coming apart"); Identification (categorizing and examining the various aspects of the trauma that you may have avoided); Integration (reassembling the pieces of your story); and, finally, Consolidation (the creation of a whole intact you).
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These leverage the floating-point performance of graphics chips and the company's GPU Inference Engine (GIE) software platform to help reduce the time necessary to do the data input and analysis tasks of categorizing raw data from months to days to hours in some case We've also seen some companies talk about the ability of other customizable chip architectures, notably FPGAs (Field Programmable Gate Arrays), to handle some of these tasks, as well.
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The entire essay is available at the Internet Archive, and Howard introduces the necessity of categorizing the clouds directly: In order to enable the Meteorologist to apply the key of Analysis to the experience of others, as well as to record his own with brevity and precision, it may perhaps be allowable to introduce a Methodical nomenclature, applicable to the various forms of suspended water, or, in other words, to the Modifications of Cloud.
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And you can see it increasingly on less spotlighted stages too: in the New York City Commission on Human Rights issuing new guidelines categorizing governance of hairstyles as racial discrimination; in Virgin Airlines announcing that it would no longer require its female flight attendants to wear skirts or makeup; and in Goldman Sachs announcing that it, too, was relaxing its dress code (though what that means in practice was pretty open-ended, especially when it comes to women).
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An undefined implied present could be any time at all, whenever one happened to imagine it, perhaps an imagined moment standing outside the linear progression of history, and one's perception of such an implied present would likely change with time, according to which moment in real time one performs the act of listening and categorizing — in 1987, you bet people placed the album's implied present in 1987, and today one could place the album's implied present today, even if an equivalent achievement would sound different given modern recording technology and subsequent genre development.
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Genetic tests have several possible uses but this review suggests that such tests have no role in policies aimed at changing behavior to improve population health, said senior author Theresa M. Marteau of the Behavior and Health Research Unit at the University of Cambridge in the U.K. "Two other possible uses include providing people with information to reduce uncertainty they may have about their chances of developing a disease even if the risk cannot be averted," as in the case of the severe neurological disorder Huntington's disease, and in categorizing people by risk to see who could benefit from interventions like surgery or medication, she said by email.
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Total score: 66.49Wallet friendliness ranking: 196Social environment ranking: 2Academic and economic opportunity ranking: 54 Total score: 65.67Wallet friendliness ranking: 43Social environment ranking: 3Academic and economic opportunity ranking: 91 Total score: 63.13Wallet friendliness ranking: 309Social environment ranking: 42Academic and economic opportunity ranking: 2 Total score: 63.02Wallet friendliness ranking: 179Social environment ranking: 5Academic and economic opportunity ranking: 53 Total score: 62.64Wallet friendliness ranking: 245Social environment ranking: 49Academic and economic opportunity ranking: 25 Total score: 60.55Wallet friendliness ranking: 376Social environment ranking: 7Academic and economic opportunity ranking: 24 Total score: 60.2Wallet friendliness ranking: 63Social environment ranking: 1Academic and economic opportunity ranking: 85 Total score: 60.03Wallet friendliness ranking: 94Social environment ranking: 4Academic and economic opportunity ranking: 249 Total score: 59.93Wallet friendliness ranking: 136Social environment ranking: 43Academic and economic opportunity ranking: 73 Total score: 59.75Wallet friendliness ranking: 10Social environment ranking: 112Academic and economic opportunity ranking: 121 Since each student is looking for something different, WalletHub also broke their results down by size, categorizing large cities as those with more than 300,000 people, mid-sized cities as those with between 300,000 and 125,83 people and small cities as those with fewer than 125,000 people. 1.
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