It is because of these characteristic confusions that dementia care has developed its characteristic lies.
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One characteristic of a thriving ecosystem — and a killer characteristic in Silicon Valley — is the symbiotic relationships between corporations and startups.
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Tolerating a person with a certain characteristic only on the condition that they renounce that characteristic is the same as not tolerating them at all.
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Most notably, it no longer disqualifies minorities from shielding from hate speech because an unprotected characteristic like "children" is appended to a protected characteristic like "black".
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They fall into at least three families — semantic, contextual, and stereotype-dependent — each of which depends on a characteristic mechanism and is disclosed by a characteristic type of evidence.
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As with Bill Belichick, under whom Saban once served as a defensive coordinator in the N.F.L., Saban's defining characteristic is an unwillingness to be shaped by a defining characteristic.
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Most of this resolves to Trump's insistence that he was opposed to George W. Bush's war of choice in Iraq, an assertion that Trump made with characteristic vigor and characteristic dishonesty.
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All they need is that characteristic long strap, and BAM!
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He sets out his case with characteristic brilliance and conviction.
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This was very characteristic of my behaviors at the time.
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He unveiled the date and the time with characteristic showmanship.
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Cuteness is one characteristic that smartphone apps cannot compete with.
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This anatomical arrangement is characteristic of eyes of all types.
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" Michael Dukakis, with characteristic blunt honesty, blurts out: "Losing sucks.
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The characteristic symptom of the disease is a swollen abdomen.
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But it's been his defining characteristic for his entire career.
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This is a characteristic of OLED and is normal behavior.
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Going public, adds another attractive characteristic for many job seekers.
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But in characteristic Trump fashion, he give a direct response.
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The other (important) characteristic is pragmatism - I'm not a doctrinarian.
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But, as the movie implies, that's an unfortunately rare characteristic.
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That characteristic has only developed in the past three months.
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This is what gives the babka its telltale braided characteristic.
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With characteristic bravado, Trump dubbed himself the winner on Friday.
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Elegance and rusticity may be a singular characteristic of Etna.
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Realism is a trait not always characteristic of presidential candidates.
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This has been the enduring, defining characteristic of the race.
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Trump, with characteristic grandiosity, dismissed that argument and outbid Bush.
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For me, this addictive characteristic separates it from other highs.
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Neoliberalism sees competition as the defining characteristic of human relations.
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One of my pledge brothers, Dave, exhibited his characteristic gentility.
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This is, of course, the defining characteristic of high inequality.
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Rather, the defining characteristic of these laws is their passivity.
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This characteristic is baked into the structure of the show.
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Thematically, they bring to mind Flannery O'Connor's characteristic gothic stories.
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In response, Tzadik is showing some of its characteristic pluck.
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It may in fact have become the party's defining characteristic.
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"The main characteristic of silicone is gas permeability," said Och.
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The second characteristic was the repetitive questioning over many hours.
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Clay, tiled roofing is another distinct characteristic of these homes.
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With characteristic prescience, Lorne saw this ability in those three.
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His characteristic ardor and heroism were, on this occasion, muted.
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If the weather suits your preferences, you'll love this characteristic.
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It lacked the long, strong flight feathers characteristic of birds.
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"Because he was a man," Lou explains, with characteristic bluntness.
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The Shanghai index characteristic behavior includes days of substantial volatility.
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This whole venture has been funded with characteristic Musk pizazz.
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A unique characteristic throughout the residences are its hovering walls.
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The most striking characteristic of Eilish's music is her voice.
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President of the United States is not an immutable characteristic.
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Their principal characteristic is their ability to be present everywhere.
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J is characteristic of a certain kind of journeyman in fashion.
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Republican, gave a fairly characteristic response for those opposed to minimum
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And, what single characteristic do Americans least want in their roommates?
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This steady separation is characteristic of a sustainable longer term uptrend.
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It lacked a dust tail or gas jets, characteristic of comets.
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President Trump says or tweets something with characteristic imprecision or exaggeration.
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A female using her characteristic bill to prize open a cone.
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That's his defining characteristic as a person: He doesn't like people.
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While it's not all bad, one characteristic stands above them all.
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" Bujalski clarifies that Lisa's race is "certainly not [her] defining characteristic.
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A close connection with Chinese society is characteristic of the Hui.
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Jingoism and flag-waving has never been our most attractive characteristic.
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The ticks do have one unique characteristic — they can reproduce asexually.
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It's a characteristic we'd like to see change in iOS 14.
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"This is characteristic of something that's filtering the light," says Wright.
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Mr Musk's second defining characteristic is the willing embrace of complexity.
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Judging by the trailer, it's going to be a characteristic delight.
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"I just think we didn't make characteristic plays," Anderson told reporters.
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With characteristic modesty, Mr Trump is claiming most of the credit.
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Here are some of the characteristic techniques of Oscar-winning camerawork.
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The characteristic forking signature made by deers when gnawing on bone.
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The prevalence of righties is a defining characteristic of our species.
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A defining characteristic of our species is our mania for expansion.
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The cobra name-dropping is due to another characteristic defensive behavior.
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Well, it's precisely what we do with our characteristic obsession, race.
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This is the characteristic of the beginning of a new uptrend.
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That general disregard for their owner's stuff is also pretty characteristic.
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Maybe we see that characteristic in Fran materialize in other ways.
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With the American People Series, Ringgold matured her characteristic Afrocentric aesthetic.
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Perhaps the most pronounced characteristic of the Middle East is noise.
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The defining characteristic of Amy Schumer is that of Lenny Bruce.
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Sebald thought they were elm leaves, which prompted a characteristic reverie.
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Gradually though, I realized that being confident is not a characteristic.
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A characteristic of state courts is that justice is very local.
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It was characteristic of a lot of the home-ec recipes.
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That's a pretty fixed characteristic: It doesn't swing with the mood.
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Markets have a casino characteristic that has a lot of appeal.
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These are nuts bearing the characteristic tooth-marks of Uromys vika.
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Bush identified "humility" as a defining characteristic of a future president.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.Procrastination is January's definitive characteristic.
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I try a little, to soak up its characteristic bitter flavor.
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What do you think is the most distinctive characteristic of WeHo?
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Overt symbols of religiosity have not historically been characteristic of Kosovars.
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It shows off all her characteristic strengths — and her small weaknesses.
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The defining characteristic is, as ever with Samsung's products, the display.
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Mr. Trump's ambition — for attention, for power — is his defining characteristic.
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Someone grabs the binoculars to look for its characteristic orange face.
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In late 19.33, simply using advanced technology isn't a distinguishing characteristic.
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Zoa comes out polished; free from the blemishes characteristic of cowhide.
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The people — the "demos" — are imbued with no particular economic characteristic.
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And that, in and of itself, is quite the fascinating characteristic.
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It is characteristic that such affinities rarely cohered into sustained commitments.
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Yet it's his least characteristic work, and will arrive trailing controversy.
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Or things that aren't as illustrious or characteristic as you'd want.
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He has responded with a ferocity characteristic of his long career.
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There is no characteristic that matters more than testes and testosterone.
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His most characteristic move is a full-throated defense of millennials.
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Rather, it was an entirely new characteristic that caused regulatory concern.
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I will say this: It's not characteristic of who we've been.
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No attempt to censor its content can alter this core characteristic.
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Ammunition's collection is in step with the firm's characteristic minimalist aesthetic.
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Told of Lerman's impressions of him, Pacino responded with characteristic deflection.
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At the time, the remarks were noted for their characteristic grace.
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I'd very much hate to change that characteristic of South Carolina.
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Volatility has been a defining characteristic of the stock market lately.
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And behind his extraordinary inventiveness, Plato performs a characteristic disappearing trick.
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Science: Milk is supposed to be a distinguishing characteristic of mammals.
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Being a beggar on the street is not an immutable characteristic.
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Publicly, some Gawker Media employees are handling this with characteristic bemusement.
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"I just wanted to exaggerate the characteristic of each girl," he said.
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As a result, these findings might not be characteristic of all porn.
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That's characteristic of authoritarian regimes, not democracies, and it needs to stop.
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Its most striking characteristic, however, is its darkly mottled or reticulated skin.
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Bottlenose dolphins produce "signature whistles" which are characteristic of a particular individual.
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THE MOST predictable characteristic of Donald Trump, it appears, is his unpredictability.
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Published in 1962, Another Country was, characteristic of Baldwin, a courageous book.
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Its most notable characteristic was the people hired to work on it.
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The characteristic that may most strongly correlate with Villanova basketball is winning.
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ScriptBook's Ruelens suggests one un-Hollywood characteristic might be to blame: bashfulness.
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But what should be coffee kombucha is definitely missing its characteristic tang.
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Its greatest characteristic is a relentless focus on its own self-interest.
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He said the characteristic honeycomb shape probably results from competition for water.
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The glorious rings Of course, Saturn's defining characteristic is its gorgeous rings.
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The most noticeable characteristic of the XPS 15 is its extraordinary display.
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Instead, it is a characteristic that can be actively encouraged or discouraged.
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The essential characteristic, he revealed, was leadership by the Chinese Communist Party.
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With volumetric VR explained, photogrammetry's defining characteristic is the principle of triangulation.
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Despite the characteristic drabness of East Germany, Marcel had a pleasant childhood.
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Such dominance is a characteristic of today's winner-takes-all web businesses.
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And voila — you end up with that characteristic pins-and-needles feeling.
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Indeed, we found white identity was significantly correlated with another characteristic—prejudice.
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What do you think is the most distinctive characteristic of West Hollywood?
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The design is minimal yet conveys the unique characteristic of each drape.
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Jeter's defining characteristic was his tunnel vision when it came to winning.
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With characteristic modesty, he'd suggested he's simply too "boring" for the job.
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Sometimes, this characteristic of the city is best seen in its food.
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" The department called CFPB's actions "characteristic of an overreaching and unaccountable agency.
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His answer was Daniel Tiger, a puppet whose dominant characteristic is shyness.
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" There is, though, one characteristic she will admit to: "An internal cold.
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Yes, it's easy to assemble, but that's hardly a uniquely feminine characteristic.
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Nelson said she sees this characteristic repeated globally among women in power.
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The consistent degree of separation is a characteristic seen with stable trends.
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Forming and maintaining relationships is a defining characteristic of, well, being human.
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What characteristic would others feel compelled to speak about in your absence?
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Like the spirit of the previous age, ours has its characteristic flaws.
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He mustered characteristic zeal to hold forth on American greatness and sacrifice.
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The most salient characteristic of Thunberg's vocal fingerprint is perhaps her age.
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What characteristic(s) of blockchain will be core to this value creation?
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The passage on "up" is characteristic of McWhorter's strengths as a writer.
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Trump's impulsive recklessness, his pathological need to impress, is his defining characteristic.
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The lower proof at distillation results in the characteristic flavor of rum.
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Industrial IoT ecosystems already have every characteristic of an attractive ransomware target.
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What do you think is the most distinctive characteristic of Silver Lake?
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In The X Files, terror was a characteristic of the domestic space.
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The second characteristic of sleep paralysis is what gives it its name.
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It struck me as a very characteristic burst of American moral passion.
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The doctor, Balzano was convinced, had reduced her to a single characteristic.
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They're often depressed, but that's just about the only characteristic many share.
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Excited catatonia is much less common, and its defining characteristic is agitation.
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Turning things inside out is a characteristic element of Ms. Prada's disposition.
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One of Kon's characteristic strengths was his ability to elude genre conventions.
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"Striking Iron" is a characteristic product: unfamiliar material, passionately researched, utterly gorgeous.
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I look pretty much like that except for one very unusual characteristic.
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She has posted, with characteristic clearsightedness, about the possibility on social media.
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"There's nothing to tell," Gabor insists to his son with characteristic stubbornness.
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Raw or cooked, they add their characteristic sweetness anywhere you use them.
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A notable characteristic of Goodnow Farms Chocolate bars is their sleek subtlety.
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Up to now, we have handled these problems with our characteristic patience.
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Typically, such activism is viewed as an asset, not a disqualifying characteristic.
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With characteristic punchiness, Mr Kaeser blamed investor angst on geopolitics and macroeconomics.
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The second shared characteristic of conspiracy theories is a preoccupation with them.
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Having spent decades observing them, Brand often writes in characteristic field lingo.
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Conversely, a defining characteristic of infrastructure building is large, upfront fixed costs.
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Then there's the characteristic bump, the counterbalance to the roly-poly shell.
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With characteristic generosity, her final film, "Varda by Agnès," answers both needs.
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I blanched at the $40 price tag, but that's characteristic of me.
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" Mr. Vorspan responded to the backlash with characteristic humor: "Behold the turtle.
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"Chicken characteristic" isn't a beak or a wattle, at least not today.
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It was a unique characteristic that would follow him through his life.
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These choices are characteristic of prospect theory, a model of human behavior.
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VICE: What do you think is the most distinctive characteristic of Koreatown?
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It's part of what makes her beautiful, it's just like any other characteristic.
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You picked the character whose sole defining characteristic is that he's constantly dirty?
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I think, for myself, that this is the underlying characteristic of my work.
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Trump's defining characteristic, as a public speaker, is frequent and transparently political lying.
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Her most important characteristic is one she shares with Zink: She is empathetic.
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Pinocchio's most defining characteristic is his nose, which grows longer when he lies.
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But touch they do, in explosively hot sex scenes characteristic of Rocha's writing.
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Football also fits two characteristic features of Latin American culture like a glove.
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As is characteristic of black American culture, in that void lemonade was made.
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Caste, far from being purged, became a characteristic of Indian Christianity and Buddhism.
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It's easier to remember someone by their defining characteristic than a generic name.
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On Friday, she showed her love for Billy Idol in characteristic Miley fashion.
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Additionally, the high margin characteristic of these revenues strengthens the company's operating profile.
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Some companies are brushing off the import tax with characteristic tech-bubble braggadocio.
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And polarization is a major characteristic of the Latin American region's political scenario.
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Employing ever-larger vessels has been characteristic of container ships since the 1970s.
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Those games didn't have garish cyan and magenta tones as their defining characteristic.
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But it is far from the only characteristic that matters for future eminence.
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A characteristic of DDT's popularity -- its persistence -- would eventually contribute to its demise.
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But we make a case that a disability is just a physical characteristic.
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But illegality is not a necessary or even common characteristic of antidemocratic change.
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That is a very good characteristic probably no matter where it stems from.
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" Other "Flexibility of action is a very important characteristic of an (MPC) member.
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An important characteristic of "race-blind" thinking is not making one's position explicit.
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"I think it's a characteristic of Facebook that we've always understood," she said.
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The Dawson City movies have degraded around their edges in a characteristic way.
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Dysfunction in these circuits leads to characteristic biological, psychological, social and spiritual manifestations.
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" As a noun, the word is defined as "a negative quality or characteristic.
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This is a steady separation and this is characteristic of a sustainable uptrend.
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Tim Kaine, the state is once again characteristic of this year's midterm elections.
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Trump's two most memorable and characteristic speeches were built on right-wing fantasies.
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The elective mode of obtaining rulers is the characteristic policy of republican government.
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Characteristic of Wolff's style, Siege waxes poetic on the special counsel's inner conflict.
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The asylum applicant must prove that this characteristic is responsible for her persecution.
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In fact, they don't recognize skin color as a dividing characteristic at all.
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Self-confidence is a natural human characteristic that helps us move past failure.
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The appeal is increasingly familiar, a characteristic of an Internet built around platforms.
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"Particular social group" is the only characteristic that doesn't have an obvious definition.
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However, industrial IoT ecosystems already have every characteristic of an attractive ransomware target.
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"A good characteristic of anybody is to admit when they're wrong," said Rogers.
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There is, however, one characteristic that makes Android 10 different than its predecessors.
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On a giga coaster, altitude, rather than speed, has become the defining characteristic.
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It was a hot day, a welcome break from the city's characteristic fog.
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The strangeness of the story, and Ruth Wilson's characteristic intensity, pull us along.
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The sharp drop-off near the top is characteristic of a power law.
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But in characteristic restrained fashion, he signaled that he preferred dialogue over confrontation.
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They swoop to their feast with the characteristic undulating flight of their kind.
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But his history is strikingly lopsided, reflecting a characteristic amnesia among evangelicalism's boosters.
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GM: Another characteristic of natural languages that computer languages don't have is redundancy.
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"We didn't want to change anything about its residential characteristic," Mr. Chancey said.
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Mr. Dietl, in his characteristic bombast, said Mr. de Blasio had no plan.
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The tunneling absorbs a lot of heat, producing glass's characteristic high heat capacity.
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It is funny, perplexing, consistent and unusual, with all the characteristic Mathews obsessions.
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It will also be his least characteristic work, and will arrive trailing controversy.
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So it's not as if the problem stems from an immutable American characteristic.
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That's the defining characteristic running through most, if not all, of the work.
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So I think that's a characteristic that you have, that's in your DNA.
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This, too, is characteristic of how Gomes re-compartmentalizes and reinvents spatial relations.
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One characteristic that stands out in all the leaders I've seen is empathy.
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But he suggested that intolerance was not a defining characteristic of the country.
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At one of our first dinners together, her characteristic outrageousness was on display.
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It's characteristic of a city that gets annoyed by attacks on its freedoms.
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"Science is a genuine universal, characteristic of all advanced life-forms," he writes.
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In particular, the scientists looked at characteristic signatures of different elements, including sulfur.
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The only real defining characteristic of India's pickle culture may be its range.
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He cautions retirement-location shoppers against getting too obsessive about any one characteristic.
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The characteristic Prototype work is short in length and grim in subject matter.
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Things are almost never shown happening within this great painter's characteristic pictorial space.
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A 163 percent donation policy is now a defining characteristic of Charity: water.
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The consistent wide separation is a characteristic of the Nasdaq since late 2016.
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Clinton joined in, adding that humility is an important characteristic for good presidents.
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My grandma, though, has been coping with the election result with characteristic wit.
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Such a consistent degree of separation is a characteristic seen with stable trends.
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Another characteristic of Cunningham dance theater, the nature study above all, is simultaneity.
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Their most common characteristic, as Mr. Claiborne noted, is that edgy, bitter bite.
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Likewise, the University of California lists intellectual curiosity as a desirable applicant characteristic.
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The one shared characteristic is a deep intellectualism and curiosity about the world.
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He dodged and parried with characteristic aggressiveness and lobbed attacks of his own.
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Nutritional deficiencies are common; conditions like anemia and scurvy leave characteristic bone porosities.
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Perfectionism is a personality trait or characteristic that is innate in many people.
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It's also known for its characteristic crack, which likely happened in the 1840s.
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It becomes a brand, almost; a defining characteristic, a genre of its own.
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Your characteristic is that of a true angel and the definition of God's love!
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If anything, augmenting our abilities through technology has always been a uniquely human characteristic.
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Limperis captures Ocasio-Cortez's emphatic way of announcing her syllables and characteristic hand movements.
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This easily disproven FUD was characteristic of the misleading nature of many other arguments.
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There's no doubt that a big characteristic has been controversy—a series of controversies.
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Kelly also pushed back strongly on any characteristic of the order as targeting Muslims.
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Their C-13-to-C-12 ratios are characteristic of biology and metabolic function.
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One interesting characteristic of the formations were the layers of other minerals around them.
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It is this characteristic that makes plastic strong and contributes to its great longevity.
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If you do, that's also great, but stop making your height your only characteristic.
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But the violence committed against them is not their defining characteristic; their resilience is.
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But it suffers from a characteristic Obama flaw: over-generosity toward his political opponents.
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Presumably, this means that the entire Poopybutthole species is birthed with this characteristic headwear.
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Bonnie explores newfangled notions, like feminism and managing her own finances, with characteristic boldness.
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Stevens laughs in her characteristic way, whooping loudly and slapping me on the back.
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In fact, age predicted their behavior better than any other characteristic — including party affiliation.
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The dominant characteristic of that bra is that it says Victoria's Secret multiple times.
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In fact, height remains a defining characteristic of people living in the province today.
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Demi's father said his daughter reacted to the news with her characteristic good nature.
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On a macro scale, the mirrorworld will exhibit the crucial characteristic of increasing returns.
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Its sudden prominence reflects a lack of rigour characteristic of the party's activist fringe.
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Employing everyday materials he found became a lasting characteristic of his self-taught practice.
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"You do end up getting a bit desensitized," he adds with characteristic British understatement.
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"Sixteen assists and 13 turnovers isn't characteristic of us," UCLA coach Steve Alford said.
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And we were actually using more of the lens characteristic by using that frame.
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The single is sharp and poignant, as is characteristic of the rapper's signature style.
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"Donnelly was doing his job and doing it with his characteristic civility," Ballou said.
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This is also characteristic: Most moral panics are ultimately undone by their own excesses.
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Take misophonia, the genetically linked characteristic of getting annoyed by hearing other people chewing.
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We're not ones to say you can't wear something based on any physical characteristic.
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Perhaps eventually the mainstream media will cease to respond with their characteristic hyperbolic tantrums.
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Colin Powell did bring with him the military's characteristic focus on organization and personnel.
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It becomes their defining characteristic and the thing that preoccupies their time and energy.
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The crackling noises of those samples were a characteristic part of the GAS sound.
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So let Trump capitalize on this characteristic and make this declaration his own victory.
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The older and newer think tanks were swept up in a competition more characteristic
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That is their defining characteristic, and the capability that they offer as a product.
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Since then, Pyongyang has returned to its characteristic strategy of diplomatic obfuscation and delay.
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The most obvious characteristic of the overwintering stinkbug, however, is a deep, abiding lethargy.
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Manager Joe Girardi identified another Sanchez characteristic: the calmness with which he has played.
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Millennials face a characteristic set of pressures, but older generations experience widespread burnout too.
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And before the characteristic rash develops, sometimes it can be very difficult to diagnose.
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With characteristic brilliance, Heaney refuses to let words and images not earn their keep.
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"Hillary looks very domineering, and that characteristic isn't common among Chinese women," he said.
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Trump's most stomach-churning characteristic, according to many Senate Republicans, is his sheer unpredictability.
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But screen time in particular has had this really strong characteristic of moral judgment.
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But Unsane feels like a particularly characteristic move for the director in this respect.
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Trump, with characteristic brazenness, is conducting his coverup in full view of the public.
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Once confined, they exhibit nervous tics and self-harm characteristic of animals in distress.
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The incident is clearly more backdrop than defining characteristic for the new flagship, however.
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And sadly, this is a characteristic that is becoming quite pervasive in this country.
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But soon they spied the lionfish's fluttering fins and characteristic red and white stripes.
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In the sixties, Richter started making his photo paintings, recognizable by a characteristic blur.
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"Clemency is the characteristic of monarchs," wrote Montesquieu, who thought it inappropriate in republics.
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That lightness became a characteristic element of "Scotch Symphony," and of the Balanchine style.
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This study demonstrated, in a very simple way, this defining characteristic of our species.
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But diversity is a characteristic of a population, not, in most cases, of individuals.
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But despite the superlatives, this rally's primary characteristic is how much skepticism it generated.
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Mr. Trump's penchant for threats has been characteristic of his administration from the beginning.
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Palmer suggests that today's male dystopias retain characteristic differences to those from female authors.
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Its plentiful virtues are characteristic, starting with a wonderfully multidimensional use of stage space.
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"Shoes with different sole patterns elicit squeaks with a characteristic frequency," the study reads.
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"Deontay said if he loses, he will retire," King said in his characteristic bellow.
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Florestan's characteristic gesture, for instance, is a surge: a crescendo with no corresponding diminuendo.
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Waves have a characteristic wavelength (the distance between their peaks) and amplitude (the intensity).
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The company had another characteristic common in retail bankruptcies — ownership by a hedge fund.
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Give no ground to your critics, Mr. Bannon urged the president, with characteristic truculence.
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But he did it in lofty terms and with a characteristic flourish of history.
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Dispensing punishment on the basis of an immutable characteristic flatly contravenes this guiding principle.
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The exterior is part brick, part stucco with half-timbering, characteristic of the style.
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Most accounts at least agree on the primary defining characteristic: a blind ferocious rage.
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If there's one defining characteristic of Romney's political career it's his veneer of professionalism.
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His aim was to create the characteristic stripes and swirls found in Damascus steel.
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The characteristic dual-tone back panel that defined the first three generations is gone.
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"It's definitely a characteristic where investors become infatuated with certain 'story stocks,'" Boockvar said.
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African penguins are known for their characteristic braying reminiscent of the sounds donkeys make.
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That speaks to an intrinsic characteristic of cancer: It does not kill right away.
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It enshrined a moment when tribalism has become the defining characteristic of American politics.
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This is a well-documented characteristic of human reasoning, known as the confirmation bias.
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Look for the dark cherry flavors and white pepper spice characteristic of the grape.
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STYLE MEDLEY Mixing trends and decades is a defining characteristic of Ms. Abellán's look.
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Diversity, long considered a characteristic of big cities, has been spreading into rural America.
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The president trumpeted a characteristic hue and cry over how the press covers him.
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Hence it may not display all the bloated inefficiency characteristic of state-dominated groups.
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In characteristic Trumpian fashion, he took to Twitter to overstate what Mueller had found.
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Solnit, an accomplished and influential thinker, tackles her subject with characteristic frankness and pugnacity.
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He was out of breath and cursing everything and everyone, in his characteristic manner.
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It's characteristic of Headley's winking references that the phrase "mere wife" holds multiple meanings.
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The gray rhinos have a common characteristic: a lot of debt and many deals.
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The defining characteristic here is that it's spending that will enhance society's future productivity.
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I think one major characteristic of congresswomen is public speaking, having that persuasive tone.
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Being strong is a characteristic attributed to a leader, but not to a woman.
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But President Obama has combined his military push-back with his characteristic rhetorical restraint.
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" This complex cocktail of minerals is what gives bourbon its characteristic "smooth mouth feel.
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That's the one characteristic that I think a White House photographer has to have.
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And that has been the central characteristic of the Chinese economy over the past year.
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But it also has a characteristic language: hacking, burning, searing—you know how it goes.
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Their defining characteristic is that they are funny and they will have you know it.
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That particle shower then creates a characteristic radio signal as it passes through the air.
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Characteristic of Clowes's stories, the task proves to be more challenging and tragic than expected.
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Most high-growth technology companies exhibit characteristic high top-line growth but low earnings margins.
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The researchers identified language that likely indicated the characteristic behavior or symptoms of certain diagnoses.
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But in a characteristic slip, Trump also referred to 6G — which does not yet exist.
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Eventually, it splits into a pair of droplets, which then grow to the characteristic size.
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He did fine, delivering his signature arguments in the characteristic style we'd come to expect.
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Ashley: For you, career was the most important characteristic when looking for a potential partner?
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Leone refuses with characteristic sass, but later is forced to take a huge pay cut.
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Russian authorities have reacted with characteristic bluster, dismissing the allegations as Western-backed Russophobic propaganda.
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But there is also one particular worrying characteristic that sets this year's Ebola case apart.
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While Knickers' size is certainly his most obvious characteristic, it isn't really the most salient.
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Twitter's defining characteristic as a company, to my mind, is a kind of generalized haplessness.
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A chamber work, "Try" (2011), is a slightly earlier intimation of Mr. Norman's characteristic hyperactivity.
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So why didn't the researchers see that characteristic cloud of dust and gas around 'Oumuamua?
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It goes straight for Google's jugular — its proudest characteristic, machine intelligence, and its core business.
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Germany is turning its characteristic knack for compromise to the feared beasts from the forests.
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As I've written before, his most salient characteristic is that he operates entirely without shame.
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But they also illuminate the extent to which gender identity is a meaningful human characteristic.
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But from the start, it is clear that Kate's size is not her defining characteristic.
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Kardashian's behavior on the show was characteristic also, given his history of slut-shaming women.
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It's impossible to assign one characteristic to depression, since it arises differently in all afflicted.
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This, Lord says, is a proven characteristic of funds that outpace their benchmarks over time.
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That's not ever been the case before and it's linked to the other common characteristic.
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Not only does the comet have a smell, it apparently also has a characteristic noise.
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This happens significantly less often in The Return, but it's a characteristic Twin Peaks move.
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They're a minor part of the game now, more a collectible than a defining characteristic.
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What's more, storms may emit characteristic infrasounds perhaps an hour before they develop into tornadoes.
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But Kevin Garnett took that morsel of crazy and turned it into a defining characteristic.
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Hotel inhabitants define themselves with one characteristic apiece, then look for suitors who share it.
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It can be also passed on through sex, a unique characteristic among mosquito-borne viruses.
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Thumbnail image: Joseph Ravens Site-specific additions, like Finley's, are characteristic of Art AIDS America.
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The joke is supposed to be in line with Peter Griffin's characteristic arrogant pig-headedness.
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The characteristic they all share, however, is vulnerability, which makes migrants among the easiest targets.
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This approach is characteristic of Republican governance — though again, inconsistent with the party's self-image.
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A characteristic of these problems is that they occur in worlds not subject to change.
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I wanted to focus on the Japanese way, and especially on the characteristic of movability.
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He included some one-liners that have that characteristic Fisher bite, which she wrote herself.
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This seems more spontaneous, and spontaneity doesn't seem to be a Yankee virtue or characteristic.
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Book Entry Many of the young giants of the digital economy share a common characteristic.
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Anaplastic cancers like Grace's are those in which the cells have lost their characteristic form.
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Heart and soul Evolutionarily speaking, running long distances is a defining characteristic of being human.
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The characteristic bony armor covered it from head to tail, including bony plates for protection.
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He peppered his speech with his characteristic gestures: the thumb-finger circle, the hand chop.
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This declining regard for factual evidence may be a defining characteristic of our current age.
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Singer displayed characteristic pragmatism in his argument that Rubio was best positioned to defeat Clinton.
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Its sculptured design softens the most scorned characteristic of any minivan — the boring, boxy shape.
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Because cognition really is the key characteristic of Alzheimer's, and it directly relates to function.
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The only elements characteristic of Ariel are a bikini top and...no, actually, that's it.
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Huafa's property business could also potentially be exposed to cyclical fluctuations and sector-characteristic volatility.
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These are characteristic symptoms of schizophrenia, a mental illness that affects one in 248 people.
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It's a beautiful scene, and a characteristic one in a book constantly reaching for allegory.
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It's a characteristic joke, gleaming with intelligence and a kind of open-ended self-deprecation.
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Another characteristic of war leaders is that they accept the blame when things go wrong.
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"Human emotion and human character is an essential characteristic of Leonardo's art," Professor Kwakkelstein said.
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Social media's best-known characteristic is emboldening people to speak their truth, civility be damned.
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But an essential characteristic of mathematics, one it arguably lives and dies by, is precision.
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This one is sculptural: a giant baby's head that features his characteristic blotches of color.
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A defining characteristic of the school was its blurring of lines between teacher and student.
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The desire to crush those who displease him is a defining characteristic of this president.
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It essentially turned race into a peripheral characteristic, alongside things like whether you played sports.
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Another characteristic is that composers in this tradition have been drawn to larger, structured forms.
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That, too, is another plank of her activism, one she is approaching with characteristic intentionality.
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For an introduction to Seville's cuisine sample a few of the neighborhood's characteristic tapas bars.
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That visual is characteristic of the "Jefferies Show" approach, which could be called enlightened crudity.
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That has been the club's defining characteristic under Wenger: its constancy, its immunity to change.
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But, as has also been true in past contests, Indian food was a distinguishing characteristic.
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The No. 1 shared characteristic among successful CEOs is intellect, one IBM supercomputer analysis found.
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The week was also characteristic of Trump's willingness to break with the past, Carafano added.
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The characteristic green fabric currently on the walls was chosen by First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy.
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The eyes of the Australian shepherd vary in color, a notable characteristic of the breed.
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His Franz in "Coppélia," sunny and brilliant, embodied his characteristic amalgam of panache and polish.
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Aside from sharing a natural approach, the Saetti and Donati have another characteristic in common.
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" As Blair noted, "The one incontrovertible characteristic of politics today is its propensity for revolt.
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And, as the country's still-high rates of volunteering show, they remain characteristic of it.
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The suddenness was characteristic of Mr Modi's government, which has a penchant for dramatic moves.
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The boys come from all over the world but share one key characteristic — long hair.
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As he cultivates followers on his side, the media becomes infatuated with the characteristic figure.
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She softens the Hapsburgs' characteristic coldness and smoothes overs their prognathism and other congenital deformities.
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"It's trait-specific," Dr. Segal said, with different ratios depending on the characteristic in question.
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Even though height is an uncontrollable characteristic, height discrimination goes largely unaddressed under the law.
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His paintings, "Nowhere 2" and "Nowhere 7" (both 2019), are more characteristic of the exhibition.
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But he never holds press conferences, a characteristic that distinguishes Modi from his American counterpart.
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The key characteristic they all share is that anyone can use them, free of charge.
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The first characteristic that has made Apple successful was the visionary mind of Steve Jobs.
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That Brechtian, cabaret theatricality is Thief's key characteristic, imbuing the chaos with something resembling humor.
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Then about 35 milliseconds later, the vocal cords slam shut, causing the characteristic "hic" sound.
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AG: This isn't the first time that a non-immutable characteristic that has been incorporated.
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Vernon's vocal range remains a force, and a key characteristic of the Bon Iver output.
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He's going to have really divergent big toes, which is considered a more primitive characteristic.
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Men isolate my non-whiteness and zone in on it as my only defining characteristic.
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"When a fact is plausible, we still need to test it," Konnikova writes with characteristic concision.
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THE main characteristic of the border between the Irish republic and Northern Ireland is its absence.
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Specifically, he filled in as Iggy Pop — shirtless, and with his characteristic intensity on full display.
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Cowell's own speech was equally heartfelt once he got his characteristic sass out of the way.
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The defining characteristic of these places in partisan politics is that they contain very few Republicans.
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The electrons then drop back down, and the antihydrogen atoms release photons with a characteristic wavelength.
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Close up: Surface-shaded representation of ZIKV showing the capsule's characteristic five-fold at the center.
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AZOOR's most salient characteristic is that it can't be seen/detected; the sufferer's retina appears normal.
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Both girls stutter, a speech characteristic marked by repetition in sound, prolonged pauses and repeated words.
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The president dismissed the possibility of impeachment on his Twitter with his characteristic confidence and bluster.
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And those pink or brown guano deposits have a characteristic, rounded shape when seen from above.
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"The hairline is the most distinctive characteristic," Ken Gibson, a facial recognition expert, told NBC News.
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A zeal for oversight of the administration will be a defining characteristic of the new Congress.
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There is none of the groundbreaking genre mixing and inventive storytelling characteristic of Murphy's greatest work.
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And importantly, this particular seadragon doesn't have any of the characteristic leafy appendages of its cousins.
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This concluding evidence of electronic tracking is a characteristic Poitras touch, at once blunt and subtle.
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"It's hard because I am living from paycheck to paycheck," she continues, sharing a characteristic fear.
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Also characteristic of Mrs Merkel was her implicit denial of alternatives: "so I can only say".
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One characteristic of melanomas is the presence in them of particles of melanin, a dark pigment.
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Not all patients exhibit the disease's characteristic whooping sound when they catch their breath after coughing.
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However, another characteristic of last night's full moon does have the potential to predict winter weather.
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" In a characteristic boast on Twitter Thursday, Trump posted a meme with the text "No collusion.
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This has led them to a second option: picking a characteristic that exists on a spectrum.
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Then he wakes up scared, sweating, and sad — all symptoms characteristic of post-traumatic stress disorder.
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He yearns for his long-dead family (a frequent characteristic of Depp's over-the-top weirdos).
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Incredibly, the system ends up "inventing" characteristic grasps that humans already commonly use to handle objects.
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This is a smart move on Apple's part, and one that's pretty characteristic for the company.
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The speech was ultimately a watered-down version of Trump's characteristic, strong-headed America First rhetoric.
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It said ruby chocolate used in Kitkat "has a fresh berry-fruity taste and characteristic colour".
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I thought that was the greatest characteristic they had and we showed some of that tonight.
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Britannia is famous for its Iranian and Parsi food, characteristic of the city's small Zoroastrian community.
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In fact, this characteristic is what attracted me to the hospitality business in the first place.
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In his characteristic red tie, Trump leans forward, no smile, with an aggressive — arguably menacing — stare.
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The people usually begin with a definable and obvious characteristic that acts as a comic well.
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The boy didn't have the characteristic measles rash, but he was breathing rapidly, struggling for air.
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You can agree with him or not, but that's a very appealing--characteristic in a candidate.
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It's one of the ultimate tells of vulnerability, which is a characteristic we're taught to avoid.
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This "baseload" characteristic is making nuclear an uncomfortable fit for some large electricity markets like California.
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Fighting the Republican Congress The health care fight has revealed an unexpected characteristic of Trump's Washington.
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Becoming, the new memoir from Michelle Obama, walks the First Lady Tightrope with Obama's characteristic aplomb.
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Gomez is famously private — in fact, it seems as if her most alluring characteristic is inscrutability.
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But one characteristic that most of the chains have in common is their health-focused menus.
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Soon thereafter, it begins to elongate and to secrete its characteristic calcium carbonate tube around itself.
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The third category involved his characteristic blend, hardly unique among politicians, of naiveté and electoral opportunism.
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One of his most characteristic designs is the shadowy War Room in Stanley Kubrick's "Dr. Strangelove".
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But let's be clear: A defining characteristic of the tribe using these workout spaces is affluence.
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It's only when surrounded by light surrealism that the characteristic Murakami detachment can achieve its ambition.
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By their third year, the monkeys began to show the characteristic tremors associated with the condition.
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One major fan theory that sprang up over the last week hinged on this characteristic ambiguity.
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It's a characteristic that I hope they view, like I do, that it's God's greatest gift.
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The chief symptoms of measles include fever, cough, runny nose, red eyes, and the characteristic rash.
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Overwintering stinkbugs also display another characteristic that determines where you are most likely to find them.
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Ultimately, the test is whether the protected characteristic played a role in the adverse employment action.
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That really instilled a characteristic in me — I believe you can always achieve, no matter what.
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"Mass is a defining planetary characteristic," said Sara Seager, TESS deputy director of science at MIT.
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That's a curse as well as the defining characteristic of the most advanced species on earth.
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WANTO is known for his spiky "W" and characteristic tag that's equally effective vertically and horizontally.
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Characteristic of past Calvin Klein Underwear campaigns, the clothing is secondary to the shots's provocative poses.
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An earlier version of this article, using information from DARPA, misstated a characteristic of the telescope.
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People were confused why Shaggy's Sebastian costume took a minimalistic approach, missing the crab's characteristic claws.
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One characteristic feature of exponential growth is the time a population takes to double in size.
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Underwhelming wage growth has been a characteristic of the economy since the financial crisis of 2008.
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French historian and political scientist Alexis de Tocqueville observed the charitable spirit so characteristic of Americans.
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There's a lot to dig into, and Ozick does just that with characteristic insight and flair.
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That characteristic leads into another important concept, fluid dynamics — how the water moves inside the bottle.
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Andrei Broder recalled that time management was his professor's defining characteristic even in the early 1980s.
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At the controversy's peak, Peele tweeted simply, "It's a documentary," poking the beehive with characteristic waggishness.
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Its most striking characteristic is its texture: rubbery and soft, more like stewed tofu than beef.
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The characteristic façade of dark red brick and three chimneys is the architectural landmark of Bytom.
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The speed at which this #coronavirus is spreading is really a proof of that general characteristic.
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Such "non-gravitational" forces caused by the outgassing of gas and dust are characteristic of comets.
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That is a difficult characteristic to root out, he said, since ministers tend to like courtiers.
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The characteristic Rabbi Voice is a comforting singsong that's wound like a river through my life.
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Nordic education also lacks the glaring inequality in quality all too characteristic of the U.S. system.
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While authenticity is a sought-after characteristic in contemporary American politics, its currency is fairly limited.
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Cowan pointed out multicolored formations that are characteristic of the area: Bonanza King, Carrara, Zabriskie Quartzite.
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What is characteristic of Freud's self-portraits is that they were painted using mirrors, not photographs.
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Even with an apparently straightforward physical characteristic like height, genetic manipulation would be a tall order.
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When the royal couple announced their plans to choose Canada, Canadians largely reacted with characteristic understatement.
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"Hello, I'm Mark," he said warmly, extending his hand with (I came to learn) characteristic frankness.
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Her ambiguous tomboy style was characteristic of the young women we saw in SoHo that day.
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Raw nationalism has a characteristic turn of mind: It defines itself by what it is not.
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In life, he gesticulates a lot with his hands — not a characteristic shown by his clone.
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I realized that I had determined a defining characteristic based on who I was at 6.
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" He described his technique: "As a portrait artist, you want to slightly overemphasize a distinguishing characteristic.
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I hate saying, you know, 'We need more of these people because of this immutable characteristic.
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Researchers agree that this characteristic glow should be evident only when viewed through a green filter.
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I realized there were other prominent civil rights leaders whose last names shared the same characteristic.
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"I think that we belong to a very democratic society," he said with his characteristic calm.
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The characteristic Southeast Asian tension of saltiness, sourness and chile heat creeps into these noodle bowls.
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Forty years ago, with the lightning speed characteristic of the Golden State, all of that changed.
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These ebullient works are devoid of memento mori and other characteristic acknowledgements of death and degradation.
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Republican strategist Rick Wilson called it "bravery": I admire bravery above almost any other human characteristic.
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The colors can appear unnatural and oversaturated, giving images and video somewhat of an unreal characteristic.
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Now we're talking not just about a primitive anatomical characteristic; we're talking about a primitive culture.
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Word of the Day noun: the everyday speech of the people (as distinguished from literary language) noun: a characteristic language of a particular group (as among thieves) adjective: being or characteristic of or appropriate to everyday language _________ The word vernacular has appeared in 120 articles on nytimes.
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There are also other distinctive changes found in the genomes of cancer cells -- including deletions or insertions of small sections of DNA, characteristic changes to consecutive base pairs, and larger alterations and rearrangements -- which can help to further refine the characteristic fingerprint of a particular mutational process.
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Her connection with people of all walks of life is characteristic of her lively and inquisitive personality.
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The characteristic Trump seems to value the most about himself is his persona as a deal maker.
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We can also draw attention to the practices and methods artists use to create a singular characteristic.
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The Centaurus A galaxy, showing the characteristic jets of gas thrown off by a supermassive black hole.
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Additionally, since higher voices are characteristic of children, using uptalk seems like a voluntary abdication of authority.
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"Different families, and even species, [of harvestmen] can have a characteristic penis shape," he told the magazine.
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The crypto market, by nature, is unpredictable — a characteristic that's less than favorable to public market investors.
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In one of his characteristic tweet storms he accused Mr Ryan of being "very weak and ineffective".
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So far, the defining characteristic of Trump's appointments seems first and foremost to be loyalty to Trump.
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Then he points out their defining characteristic: thick, spherical skulls, protruding brows, and a very small forehead.
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Because the thing about twee is that, like English weather, its defining characteristic is its very mildness.
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Palmer uses characteristic British self-deprecation to poke fun at his own ideas that belies his accomplishments.
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"Bridgegate is characteristic Jersey skullduggery," Ross Baker, a political science professor at Rutgers University, said via email.
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But a huge analysis shows the real reason eggs have their characteristic shapes may be completely surprising.
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Albert Mohler, a seminary president and influential figure in the religious conservative camp, offered a characteristic explanation.
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"Sexual orientation is an immutable characteristic that is resistant to change," the court said in its ruling.
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And as a movie called Wonder that's aimed at families, that characteristic is practically in its DNA.
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But social awareness shares another characteristic with sex: the slightest hint of inauthenticity spoils the act entirely.
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Syphilis, for instance, is thought to have a characteristic odour; the smell of rotting apples suggests diabetes.
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In this movie, he doesn't wear his characteristic armor, which means his head looks a little bare.
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SonicFox embodies that millennial characteristic everybody wants but no one's quite figured out how to manufacture: authenticity.
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When I looked at the photo again after so long, I could almost hear her characteristic laughter.
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They provided hundreds of pairs of ads, each of which was identical in all but one characteristic.
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"Every characteristic they said that my mother had was wrong and incorrect," the daughter told 48 Hours.
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The manner in which these children were treated is not characteristic of nurturing or caring school environments.
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With characteristic resourcefulness and grit, our forces fight to maintain a level of readiness despite funding shortfalls.
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Is there a "Gainesville sound," or any sort of through-line or characteristic all these bands share?
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Google's fake Legend is good, but it still has the characteristic whine of a computer synthesized voice.
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MMOs have that characteristic of it being about spending time with friends and people that you've met.
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This is not a characteristic of the employer-based group market in which most of us participate.
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It's a brash spot that's characteristic of T-Mobile and its CEO John Legere's abrasively competitive style.
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But, there was also one other thing that was a key characteristic of Harris, according to Mbuva.
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If the past is any guide, McCain will be reacting to his diagnosis with his characteristic humor.
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Thankfully for Kimmel, Trump is obsessed with the Oscars, which is maybe his most underrated disqualifying characteristic.
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The new Fab Five exudes the energy and charisma characteristic of Queer Eye in its early iteration.
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The common characteristic in all of these cases is that the defendants were in precarious financial shape.
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The micrometeorites turn out to have a distinct and characteristic appearance, like nothing else down on Earth.
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His characteristic mode is that of ironic intelligence masking strong feeling, and he seldom varies his approach.
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The results of these counties have another odd characteristic: a huge number of votes for minor candidates.
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He displayed that characteristic on the first day of his presidency with false claims about inaugural crowds.
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The let's-try-anything approach is characteristic of a dispiriting evening that doubtless sounded better on paper.
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The XC6053's squinty LED headlights tack-pin into its wide, trim grille with characteristic Volvo reserve.
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Rather than describing yourself with this boring phrase, exemplify this characteristic in the work examples you provide.
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Carbon dioxide is an odorless, invisible, harmless and completely natural gas lacking any characteristic of a pollutant.
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One characteristic many of the shows share: small casts, which makes them more affordable for nonprofit theaters.
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"Yeah, I think that is definitely a characteristic that Eli has demonstrated throughout his career," conceded McCarthy.
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A defining characteristic of US citizenship is its guarantee that one cannot be deported from the country.
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Bush accepted -- without reservation -- and handled the perception that he was Reagan's second choice with characteristic grace.
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It had a chalky, matte finish, a coveted characteristic of some traditional paints, but it wasn't toxic.
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His sound is slightly nasal, but in an expressive way: more a vocal characteristic than a flaw.
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Net Art's political posture was characteristic of the feverish, techno-utopian excitement shared by netheads in general.
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Stovall points to another unusual characteristic of the year's record run: Stocks hit highs this month, too.
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All of these assistants also share another characteristic: They all have female voices, at least by default.
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That sort of characteristic movement that cats do with their tails I think is produced pretty strikingly.
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In fact, "the most important characteristic of my personal MBA: I planned on 'losing' $120K, " Ferriss explains.
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But the differences over policy are not as large as the left's (characteristic) infighting makes it seem.
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SkinnyPop, RXBar, Sir Kensington's and Native Deodorant are great examples of the lean operations characteristic of CPG.
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Filling the scores were Mr. Zorn's characteristic jitteriness and scratchy energy, a sense of slightly satanic mischief.
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CBD is one of the key compounds in cannabis plants, though it doesn't cause marijuana's characteristic high.
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The novel's characteristic mood is a kind of lambent melancholy, shot through with dark, sometimes savage humor.
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Rampant gender-based and racial harassment was a defining characteristic of Twitter's relationship to the 2016 campaigns.
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That spirit — evangelical, hyperlocal, slightly dangerous — is characteristic of community stations with their roots in pirate radio.
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Instead, our planet will stay relatively stable — a characteristic that just might have given rise to life.
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They each have depth as well, complexity that goes beyond mere deliciousness — a characteristic of cru Beaujolais.
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"Alex's greatest characteristic is that he will never leave well enough alone," Mr. Newhouse told The Times.
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They immediately ordered a test to look for the loss of adrenal-gland function, characteristic of Addison's.
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"A silence characteristic of the historical record for African-Americans in that time and place," Cep writes.
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"Now our dialogue is free of the ideologization that was characteristic of the Obama administration," Lavrov said.
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The show's primary characteristic, which might reflect American provenance, Netflix roots, or both, is its manufactured quality.
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" Then again, she added with characteristic pragmatism, "If you write these things, you have to lump it.
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If you can think of an important personal characteristic, there's a good chance it's targetable on Facebook.
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In all those cases, the color of the light is characteristic of the elements and atoms involved.
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The characteristic 2010-83 mixed media work "Roxy Roxy," priced at £290,000, was among five early sales.
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"It's a foundation, a pillar, and I'd say a characteristic of our system of civilization," he said.
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Their characteristic papery bark catches fire first, splintering and soaring into the sky like flaming paper airplanes.
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Brazil alternates years of higher and lower coffee outputs, due to a characteristic of arabica coffee trees.
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DDT, they found, exhibited the characteristic pinwheel gradients of a helical crystal when illuminated with polarized light.
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For the court, Mr. Wilson's most important characteristic may be his extensive experience as a commercial litigator.
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His Wednesday night address was received rapturously by the crowd as he blasted Trump in characteristic style.
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By comparison, a rye manhattan is jangly and nervous, showing that whiskey's characteristic dry, spicy, grassy flavors.
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RELATIVE VALUE An actual value is the observed number of items in a group with some characteristic.
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They all share one characteristic that I love in gran reservas: a mellow, cushioned texture and flavor.
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It was possible for supporters to fixate on any specific message or characteristic while ignoring everything else.
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"Meet Your Black Girlfriend" showcases Hughes' characteristic style: Using affable humor to unpack a potentially sensitive topic.
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A key characteristic to examine in these two disease profiles is whether symptoms appear before transmissibility -- i.e.
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In person, Missoni gesticulates grandly as she converses — a trait often perceived as a national Italian characteristic.
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Such abandon is characteristic of the "anything goes when it comes to Trump" approach to legal interpretation.
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That hasn't worked out well in our past and is not a characteristic of a healthy democracy.
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Bordering this beach, with its characteristic ornate white wrought-iron balustrades, are the city's most desirable streets.
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I have a chapter in the book on malignant narcissism as a characteristic of destructive cult leaders.
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Dramas too, like This Is Us, use fatness as a defining characteristic (and not a positive one).
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And the ability to morph with the moment is a defining characteristic of Ms. Winston Wolkoff's life.
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A key characteristic of Alzheimer's is the buildup of a protein called amyloid beta in the brain.
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Quote: "I think that we belong to a very democratic society," Mr. Vuvic said with characteristic calm.
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Diseases like syphilis leave lesions on the bone, and tuberculosis causes a characteristic hunching of the spine.
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It's perhaps a characteristic of zinfandel, which was the dominant grape in both of these blended wines.
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"There is a very characteristic 'pop' sound when a backhoe goes through a skull," Ms. Moran said.
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"Julian is not happy with the film, as you might have heard," Poitras says with characteristic understatement.
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