They don't classify it as currency, they classify it as an asset.
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As they classify us by common traits and interests, so we have learned to classify ourselves.
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An interviewer would classify a participant white one year, and then several years later classify him as black.
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Even his staunchest defenders would admit that Trump is impulsive (though they would classify it as "authenticity"; polls show that most Americans would classify it as unhinged, reckless and dangerous).
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Under the rules funds have to classify investments into the categories of highly liquid, moderately liquid, less liquid, and illiquid, and also would be permitted to classify investments by asset class.
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So, as one AI system learns to classify birds, the other learns simultaneously to classify the behaviour of the first system, in order to explain how that system has reached its decisions.
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"I wouldn't quite classify this as any genre," he said.
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The company also tweaked how the algorithms can classify people.
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"I wouldn't classify it exactly as a scam," Keep concluded.
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Even within countries, authorities disagree on how to classify them.
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There's no taxonomy for startups like how we classify animals.
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So how on earth does that classify as appropriation, sis?
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Had it been successful, I'd classify it as suicidal manslaughter.
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Involved because it is perfectly legal to classify students by
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For most people, this would classify as an intense workout.
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But the Oswald conference is not easy to classify politically.
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I would classify myself as an empathetic and compassionate person.
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VICE: How would you classify 31 among your other movies?
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I would not classify myself as a classically competitive person.
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How can we understand this paradox and classify this bloodshed?
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New research published this week in Animal Cognition is the first to classify gestures made by human children using the same technique that's used to classify gestures made by other ape species, specifically chimpanzees.
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"We will classify any film that anyone wants to submit to us, and if someone wants to submit a film of paint drying we'll sit and watch it and classify it," Austin laughs wearily.
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I wouldn't classify what we've seen in stadiums as accidents, either.
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Would you classify War Machine as a specifically anti-war film?
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Moderators of /r/news decided to classify all links to Newsweek.
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According to The Guardian, officials plan to classify the new method.
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"He's what we classify as an anger-retaliatory offender," Holes said.
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F: Today, I would classify our sustainability strategy as cost neutral.
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They also would be permitted to classify investments by asset class.
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WARNING: Some would classify the images in this post as NSFW.
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We can classify who is an employee, who is an intruder . . .
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Their household-registration papers, or hukou, still classify many as "peasants".
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Once again Obama fails to classify China as a currency manipulator.
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There is confusion as to how to classify these platform companies.
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It's interesting that you don't like to classify these as attacks.
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Each state sets its own dollar amounts to classify theft crimes.
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In it, they classify the selection mechanism used in 76 parties.
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CreditCreditShandling Estate/HBO Garry Shandling wasn't easy to classify in life.
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So police have yet to classify it as a terrorist attack.
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How to classify them is what we are working on now.
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The president has the constitutional authority to classify and declassify secrets.
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FiveThirtyEight even tried to classify the types of interruptions that occurred.
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I don't think it's fair to classify all Africa as shitty.
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I wouldn't classify that as emo because it's not that heavy.
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To classify yourself, you take the Myers-Briggs Personality Indicator (MBTI).
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Once again, this is because a system might perform a very good job of classifying newspaper stories according to how one group of people might classify them, but not according to how another would classify them.
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But I have yet to find what most people classify as love.
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Instead, psychiatrists were told to classify it as a form of autism.
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We always like to classify the show as like an unclassifiable show.
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The thing the Dutch have done well is classify these electric vehicles.
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But before the age of DNA sequencing, researchers struggled to classify Ophiocordyceps.
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There's a big debate in several jurisdictions about how to classify cryptocurrencies.
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And we took a look and ultimately decided to refuse to classify.
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Given how almost random the decision to classify is, this is astounding.
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Mancari's solo music is too busy luxuriating in sound to classify itself.
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The EU has yet to decide how to classify the new techniques.
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This constantly evolving style was as interesting as it difficult to classify.
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Noisey: Given all these accusations, would that classify Beyoncé as a witch?
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That means she had the power to classify and declassify certain material.
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Facebook uses about 52,000 unique attributes to classify users and target ads.
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This variation can make the emotive content of stories hard to classify.
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Europe, have moved to classify the octopus as a "honorary vertebrate" in
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Roughly speaking, we classify the largest 903 metropolitan areas into three groups.
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They have said, we're going to retroactively classify emails you sent personally.
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I guess maybe it was easier for them to classify that way?
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But should we classify such acts as a form of sexual assault?
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After Turing, computer scientists began to classify other problems by their difficulty.
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Far more common are what the Haggler would classify as Unwitting Incompetents.
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"Let's just not classify everything as an emergency," Ms. Lythcott-Haims said.
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"I have no idea why they wanted to classify it," said Sen.
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"I'd classify us as being incredibly progressive," she said of New Zealanders.
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Olah demonstrated with a network trained to classify different breeds of dogs.
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The federal blackmail statute might not classify Mr. Bezos' case as blackmail.
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El Salvadoran legislature also approved reforms to classify the gangs as terrorist organizations.
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But to classify women as the weaker sex, doesn't tell the whole story.
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As for other people's skin cells—That's probably a bit hard to classify.
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Does the FCC classify the 2014 event as a DDoS attack or attacks?
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The statutes are tighter for misdemeanors, which is usually how prosecutors classify groping.
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The regulation would classify these devices as banned "machineguns" under current federal law.
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But the FBI has yet to classify the shooting as a hate crime.
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But GM won't say specifically how they classify the car by SAE standards.
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At the state level, employers are facing pressure to classify drivers as employees.
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Deep learning algorithms then analyze pixels in those regions to classify facial expressions.
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Just a the few of the titles you can classify DJ Khaled under.
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We're going to classify all that to create thousands of little minorities everywhere?
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The expert is going to classify those variants as being pathogenic or benign.
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Many legal systems around the world now classify hate crimes in some form.
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" Bourne said, "I would not classify it or qualify it as sexual assault.
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For a nonnative the challenge comes in deciding where to classify certain names.
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The distinction is important, because how investors classify WeWork will determine its valuation.
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What did you all think with regard to how to classify this movie?
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The AI has to classify and organize the examples based on common characteristics.
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Denmark is the only country to formally classify certain residential zones as ghettos.
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As a woman, I can't quite classify my relationship to the penis, drawn.
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While Soviet rule was brutal, few historians would classify it as a genocide.
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" "I would classify it as right down the middle, neither hawkish or dovish.
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In France, it is illegal to classify people by their race or ethnicity.
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"The way we classify images is a product of our worldview," he said.
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The bill would classify gender-affirming treatment by medical professionals as a misdemeanor.
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The federal government made almost 28500 million decisions to classify documents in 6900.
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Knowing this, the professor asked, could we rightly classify the film as nonfiction?
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" This caused the algorithm to classify the review as "positive," instead of "negative.
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The BOP also has failed to classify people correctly, sometimes with tragic results.
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In May, the Bundestag voted to classify BDS as an anti-Semitic movement.
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His campaign goes so far as to classify it as its own region.
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I don't buy books, I don't classify them, I don't even think about them.
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But it hasn't been seen since 2009, leading scientists to classify it as extinct.
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He told the AP he could not classify her condition as of last night.
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We would thus classify the Iron Bank as a systemically important financial institution [SIFI].
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"I classify this death as accidental," coroner Claire Thompson said in a 2013 report.
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A series of new guidelines might redefine how researchers study and classify Alzheimer's disease.
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"I wouldn't classify myself as a vigilante, I'm just a citizen," Weeks told me.
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However you choose to classify it, no hay medio tiempo has been wonderfully conceived.
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If I had to classify Queen Sugar, I would call it a womanist show.
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Madeleine L'Engle's 1962 novel A Wrinkle in Time is an impossible book to classify.
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Normally, researchers have to secure grants and train people to evaluate and classify content.
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"I classify him as an indiscriminate sexual predator," says former FBI agent Jalaine Ward.
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The state also issued an emergency regulation to classify PFOA as a hazardous substance.
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The most important thing we can do is improve our ability to classify misinformation.
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Right now, there are thousands of people in the government who can classify information.
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Biologists, psychologists, and sociologists have been working on how to classify behavior for decades.
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We asked her what exactly a botanist looks for in order to classify flowers.
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TPP nations are required to classify acts of bribery and corruption as criminal offences.
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His music has been labeled Axé but he doesn't firmly classify himself that way.
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For obvious reasons, scientists have had a difficult time figuring how to classify pterosaurs.
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Last month he told Rolling Stone he doesn't classify himself as a drug addict.
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It also prompted the question: How do you classify a hate group in 2017?
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"Segmentation is the ability to classify sets of pixels into different categories," says Sandofsky.
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Last month he told Rolling Stone he doesn't classify himself as a drug addict.
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With the study's subjects identified, researchers began to code, classify, and quantify the content.
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission decided in 2015 to classify bitcoin as a commodity.
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Kioumourtzoglou says this is a fundamental misunderstanding of how scientists classify cause of death.
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As such, the military said, it was the Afghan government's decision to classify it.
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Further, I wouldn't necessarily classify the artists downstairs as working within the forensics framework.
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Yet others classify CVE as one of the nine lines of effort of counterterrorism.
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Is the government releasing false information, while continuing to classify documents containing the truth?
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Puerto Rico's Bureau of Forensic Sciences is authorized to classify deaths as hurricane-related.
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Could the Food and Drug Administration classify the Apple Watch as a medical device?
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The proposed terms would continue to allow Uber to classify drivers as independent contractors.
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You guys have such a hard to classify sound that blends so many things.
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At the end, it's still not clear how to classify this two-hour show.
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Around 60 of the accounts were what you might classify as hardcore right-wing.
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He has attempted to classify Leonardo's faces based on the intentions for their use.
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A BMI that falls below the 25th percentile would classify a person as underweight.
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The German police classify some of the offenses as politically motivated, others as violent.
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I might classify such a puzzle as "easy" even though solvers' times are high.
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To chart the complex changes, scientists classify stem cells according to their developmental versatility.
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He also created systems to classify this music and explore the links between cultures.
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But the law didn't cover independent contractors, which companies don't classify as permanent employees.
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Even the few specimens that have been recovered are difficult to interpret and classify.
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Furthermore, SB 992 outlines several prohibitions for drones, all of which classify as misdemeanors.
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Would you classify most of the dancers you work with as balanced and healthy?
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These deficits were sufficient to classify schizophrenic subjects with an 80 percent success rate.
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Take two states—Minnesota and North Carolina—that classify several questionable crimes as violent.
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Some scientists also classify humans as great apes but others argue for a separate categorization.
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So to classify things as tech and non-tech has always been problematic for me.
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However, last month he told Rolling Stone he doesn't classify himself as a drug addict.
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But are we going to classify this so there should be thousands of minorities everywhere?
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Arya is a "recruiting platform" that uses predictive analytics to identify and classify job candidates.
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He soon concluded, though, that race was not a scientifically valid way to classify them.
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The app can classify signs of atrial fibrillation, which can be followed by a stroke.
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Earlier this month, moderators of /r/news decided to classify all submitted links to Newsweek.
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In many cases, these players may not even classify themselves as "gamers," App Annie noted.
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It would make them more unprofitable to classify them as W-2 employees, not contractors.
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However, last month he told Rolling Stone he doesn't classify himself as a drug addict.
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Soon — "in the next few weeks" — it'll also be able to classify "ideas and decisions".
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You've got rulings in California about the gig economy and how companies classify independent contractors.
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In that case, Dynamex believed they could lawfully classify their delivery drivers as independent contractors.
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The directive institutes a scale from level 0 to level 5 to classify a cyberattack.
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From here, cloud-based machine learning algorithms are used to classify workers by performance level.
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The amendment would classify drag shows as part of the adult activities that are banned.
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It means that many internet service providers can no longer classify their service as broadband.
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But AllMusic, which was actually built to classify popular culture, beat Wikipedia to the punch.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) no longer will classify being transgender as a mental illness.
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The company said that they classify fake accounts into two types: abusive and under-misclassified.
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Businesses will have an incentive to classify sales as exports in order to avoid tax.
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The FBI Agents Association is calling on Congress to classify domestic terrorism a federal crime.
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So let's classify all of them as lobbyists and revoke their nonprofit, tax-exempt status.
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The 1964-85 dictatorship used the word "terrorists" to classify peaceful groups who opposed it.
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But dissections are futile in these photographs that skirt logic and our desires to classify.
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Aviation professionals classify turbulence from light to extreme, a form they say is very rare.
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The model will eventually be able to classify spam with very little error, basically none.
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The regulations classify internet service providers as common carriers, which critics equate with utility regulations.
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This series is impossible to classify; genre elements mingle in mythical and gleefully subversive ways.
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As they read the review, ask students to classify the opinions as positive or critical.
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Mr. Shanks did not officially classify the video as objectionable until Monday, three days later.
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So the DEA wanted to classify it as schedule 1 as researchers studied the drug.
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Family to us doesn't only mean the ones who your blood lines classify as related.
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Uber has always fought vehemently against legislation that would re-classify its drivers as employees.
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I think a large percentage of patents that get issued, I would classify as obvious.
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The board said it could retroactively classify Mr. Smith as having been fired for cause.
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They classify them and, implicitly, rank them, too often with European works at the top.
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He said Uber believes it can pass the test required to classify workers as contractors.
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Some investors may classify them as tech companies because they provide networks for transaction-processing.
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"We do not classify Extinction Rebellion as an extremist organization," she said in a statement.
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It can also be taken into the field to rapidly classify objects at archaeological sites.
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" The candidate moves amid a swirl of people you would classify uncynically as "true believers.
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FEMA maps classify flood zones into three categories: high-risk, moderate-low risk and undetermined.
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The other plan, aimed at curbing risks, would require funds to classify assets by liquidity.
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The matter of whether a judge would classify "tweeting" as an official duty remains untested.
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How you classify yourself can affect how much you can deduct from your tax bill.
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Overall, the police classify fewer than 22009 percent of homicides committed by civilians as justifiable.
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More than a quarter of British 20133- to 24-year-olds classify themselves as non-drinkers.
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So you've got these basic cleavages, and you can classify European parties along the same line.
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So will future algorithms be able to reliably classify this sort of content in the future?
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Researchers have tried asking users to classify images of people by facial expression, gender, and ethnicity.
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We'll refuse to classify a film if it's illegal or if there's a potential harm risk.
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Under those codified rules, the Chinese classify outbound investment into three categories: encouraged, restricted and prohibited.
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Administrators deemed the hanging doll "racially insensitive" but did not classify it as a hate crime.
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Digital workers classify e-mail queries from consumers, for instance, by content, sentiment and other criteria.
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We work as I think a little newer, but that depends on how you classify that.
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Those included one to extract and classify emotions in online video comments, according to the report.
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Though he probably wouldn't classify it this way, Bossa Nakane makes lullabies for stressed-out adults.
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In his interview with Collider, Phoenix described the movie as being difficult to classify genre-wise.
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Chhabria said on Thursday he would approve a settlement that does not classify drivers as employees.
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How it works: The patent describes a system that uses a decision tree to classify users.
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A key debate is how to classify what cryptocurrency is, and how it should be regulated.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) endorsed a California bill that would classify "gig economy" workers as employees.
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Uber has no plans to re-classify drivers as employees any time soon, the person said.
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Reboots. Revivals. Returns.It's hard to classify the craze of TV shows being brought back to life.
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Turkey, the United States and the European Union all classify the PKK as a terrorist organization.
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Bill Cosby is challenging the court&aposs decision to classify him as a sexually violent predator.
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She idolized girls with tattoos, but found that many of them wouldn't classify themselves as beautiful.
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It's hard to classify DJ Spooky—born Paul Miller—but he's best known as a musician.
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Law enforcement often classify children of color as runaways without having all the details, Wilson said.
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Workers classify the quality of Siri's response and grade how well it dealt with the request.
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The researchers opted not to conveniently classify executives for us, and perhaps that's for the best.
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They and similar platforms take commissions from workers' earnings, but classify those workers as self-employed.
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Just don't classify them with inexpensive diamond substitutes like cubic zirconia, moissanite or rhinestones — or crystal.
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Local governments must classify and react to cyberattacks as the major security threats that they are.
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They classify "at-risk" balance sheets as ones approaching low cash positions or near-term maturities.
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"It's just a play I want to make — that's the way I'd classify it," Bird said.
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The range of ideologies those organizations represented further defied efforts to classify Mr. Leiken politically. Prof.
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Over all, the police classify fewer than 2 percent of homicides committed by civilians as justifiable.
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For example, the index makers, MSCI and FTSE, don't agree on how to classify South Korea.
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Government is examining options so that a solution doesn't classify as state aid, the report added.
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Its central role for Taylor Stanley, a mixed-race dancer, was mercurial, slippery, hard to classify.
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To test it, they set out to classify every cell in a tiny worm, Caenorhabditis elegans.
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"From a fire perspective it is hard to classify them purely by acreage," Captain Kurtz said.
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In fiscal year 2014 alone, the decision to classify a document was made 77.5 million times.
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If the lawsuit succeeds, the U.N. would classify the climate crisis as a children's rights crisis.
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It was first regarded as an isolated incident, but police now classify it as a homicide.
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First Words Classifying things is tricky, especially when the things you're trying to classify are people.
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How do you classify between rocks, and branches, and things that might damage your sensor pod?
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J: I'm in what you could classify as a dominant/submissive relationship, it's not necessarily romantic.
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Mark, the narrator of James Sturm's "Off Season," wouldn't classify himself as elite, liberal or otherwise.
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Or it might be 99 percent accurate and wrongly classify every single trans person in America.
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Buolamwini tested to see if each could reliably classify the gender of the person in each photo.
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Similarly, the words we use to classify ourselves never tell the full story of who we are.
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We're not exactly sure how to classify the look on Kaiser's face, but it's a good one.
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Due to this function, it is fair to classify modern cell-site simulators as phone hacking devices.
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But under pressure from utilities it had previously dropped plans to classify coal ash as hazardous waste.
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Similar projects also needed significant human effort to classify stories, tweets, images or other kinds of content.
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On the most basic level, it was hard to figure out how to classify Parc Cadeau's residents.
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"All these reviews say, 'It's hard to classify it between the grindhouse and the arthouse,'" he chuckles.
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Naysayers aside, he maintains there's a good reason to classify planets according to the IAU's current model.
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The mobile-sensing system, as the researchers call it, is able to classify high and low performers.
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However, colored and Negro do not classify as slurs in the same vein as the N-word.
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But some consumer advocates have pushed for the FCC to instead classify messaging as a telecommunications service.
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To keep up with the data, Facebook has been using a variety of tools to classify text.
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In an effort to classify both accurately and easily, Facebook's Artificial Intelligence Research (FAIR) lab developed fastText.
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Just how to classify SoftBank-backed rounds was a matter of some internal debate at Crunchbase News.
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But this activity is ephemeral, which is why it has been difficult to classify and pin down.
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The Muslim Council of Britain condemns violence towards the Ahmadis but won't classify the group as Muslims.
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Meanwhile, she's actively pursuing other cases against gig economy companies that classify their workers as independent contractors.
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According to the Review-Journal, the FBI doesn't currently classify the massacre as an act of terrorism.
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Pagano is another of the middling mass of coaches I'd classify as good leaders but poor strategists.
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There are many moments in my day that I would classify as deeply annoying and utterly inconsequential.
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There is simply no universally accepted system in use by ETF providers and research to classify funds.
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Some of the undercounting appears to result from confusion about what should classify as a hurricane death.
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The differences in mutation patterns, they said, were strong enough to classify the groups as distinct species.
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In addition, lenders must classify derivative tools into different asset classes in a consistent and prudent manner.
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Assistant US Attorney Gregory Schiller said the photos did not classify as child pornography, The Post reported.
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Companies classify these workers as independent contractors, meaning that the IRS treats them as, essentially, small businesses.
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The result, the Orion, launched in 2007, and was used to classify drug molecules and play Sodoku.
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SEC Chairman Jay Clayton has said he hasn't seen an ICO that doesn't classify as a security.
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"Malware families that actively evolve their use of cryptography are more difficult to classify," the researchers write.
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Doctors only classify a pregnancy as "late-term" if it goes on past a woman's due date.
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The second is that the government retract its use of the word "riot" to classify the protests.
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She has also spoken out against efforts to classify polar bears and beluga whales as endangered species.
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A month later, El Salvadoran legislature approved legal changes that formally classify the gangs as terrorist organizations.
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The Saudi justice system follows Islamic Shariah law, which has a number of ways to classify murder.
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In their ruling, the court made it harder for companies to classify their workers as independent contractors.
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The CNDH estimates more than 90% of activist murders go unsolved, making it hard to classify cases.
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The CNDH estimates more than 90% of activist murders go unsolved, making it hard to classify cases.
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Because most tattoo shops don't classify their artists as employees, it's unclear how they stand to benefit.
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"The coronavirus has injected what we would classify as an 'unknown unknown' set of fears," Looney added.
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"I'm not one to ... classify them as a tripwire and sacrifice them, if you will," he said.
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The president's ability to classify national security information flows from his constitutional powers as commander in chief.
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Most traumatic brain injuries related to combat are what physicians classify as mild Traumatic Brain Injuries (mTBI).
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All four companies offer powerful artificial intelligence tools that can classify objects and people in an image.
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We've seen the administration classify information just for political purposes recently and the American people deserve better.
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The latest findings now classify it as an active asteroid with observable events happening on the surface.
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The House on Wednesday overwhelmingly passed historic legislation that would classify lynching as a federal hate crime.
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Second, it encourages corporations to outsource work to nonunion contractors or to classify employees as independent contractors.
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How does this administration propose to evaluate and classify the existing Superfund sites as 'egregious' or not?
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It also would classify them as global outlaws, opening them up to armed responses by any state.
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Transportation companies didn't know how to classify a non-medical, non-governmental, purely recreational can of air.
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"It's quite clear it's because they don't classify domestic assault as you do in state court," Sen.
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Last week, the El Salvadoran legislature approved legal changes that formally classify the gangs as terrorist organizations.
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Notably, the initiative still allows state law to classify drug offenses for distribution and sales as felonies.
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Both women said the touching made them uncomfortable but didn't classify it as sexual assault or harassment.
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The police classify the shooting as gang violence, but Addison is convinced the truth is still out there.
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It does not include gig workers, such as Instacart or Lyft drivers, who employers classify as independent contractors.
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EU authorities often didn't classify them as Syrian but as Palestinian; sometimes they even left their nationality blank.
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Recent studies have taught us a lot about what happens when people classify events as normal or abnormal.
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In other words, there's no supporting data demonstrating that it can accurately classify someone who is a pedophile.
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" If someone had asked me to classify what I enjoyed, I probably would've said I was "pretty vanilla.
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But it probably won't work because the government will classify the method as a matter of national security.
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Trying to classify companies based on whether they take the long view can also throw up unexpected results.
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Could ICE classify them as threats to public safety and use their actions as reason to deport them?
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This is the same AI approach Koko now uses to classify posts on its peer-to-peer network.
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Although it's a big move for the WHO, other organizations still classify gender dysphoria as a mental illness.
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Issuance tallies provided by various data sources can vary depending on which countries they classify as emerging markets.
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The agency's Republican leadership has pushed for the measure, which would classify text messaging as an information service.
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Meanwhile, scientists called to classify cheetahs as "endangered" after finding that on 7,100 are left in the world.
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They used a range metrics, from anatomical and behavioral data to genetic markers, to classify their furry subjects.
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It will use the Department of Health nutrient profiling model to classify which products fall into that category.
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Some may say they're tense times or scary times, while others would classify them as exciting and hopeful.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) is about to announce that it will classify being single as a disability.
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Turo countersued San Francisco, saying the city was trying to classify it as a traditional rental car company.
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Baker is particularly frustrated when students are asked to classify immigration in terms of "push" and "pull" factors.
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But after perusing Crunchbase data, you can see plenty of startups that classify themselves on such slippery grounds.
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But it exempts certain types of munitions that the Pentagon says it would nonetheless classify as cluster munitions.
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The simple approach allows businesses to classify 70 percent of income as wages and 30 percent as income.
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Building has already started on 170 new luxury homes—only 14 of which will classify as affordable housing.
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Why classify the exploit and other information when myriad cases have already made their way through the courts?
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That is, developing machine-learning algorithms that can evaluate content and classify it automatically as real or fake.
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It is unclear, however, whether it also will classify discrimination based on sexual orientation in the same manner.
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"If they classify you as close to Putin, just try proving it's not the case," the figure said.
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The rules issued in April required corporations to better classify these loans as stock-based instead of debt.
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He was one of the first Army officers to classify the simmering resistance among Iraqis as an insurgency.
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The company's valuation in the public markets will be in large part determined by how investors classify it.
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They've created a framework to classify and understand the space, but they're also not sticklers for hard definitions.
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As for the work itself, one main task for contractors working with Cortana data is to classify it.
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Comey also added that FBI officials made the decision to classify parts of his memos after his firing.
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Flume may be one of the biggest producers in the world, but don't classify his music as EDM.
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For flavor reference, some bartenders would classify the standalone damiana liquor in the digestif category, maybe even apothecary.
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You should never classify all these people who hug pillows as poor, lonely souls or have avoidant personalities.
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In its blog post, Google does a great job explaining what makes human actions so difficult to classify.
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The researchers say societies often classify homeless youths as juvenile delinquents, which results in exclusion, criminalization and oppression.
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As close as wolf and dog are — some scientists classify them as the same species — there are differences.
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He recommended that the administration classify farm workers as emergency workers on applications for temporary agricultural work visas.
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Housing managers classify resident complaints about lead paint as "urgent" and seek to respond within hours, she said.
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Basically, if we saw something like America's Republicans in another country, we'd classify them as white nationalist extremists.
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The technology, which is loosely inspired by the human brain, is designed to recognize patterns and classify images.
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I'd hesitate to classify it as a spy novel, because it pretty clearly doesn't want to get grubby.
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Instead, Kerry chose to allow the U.N. to classify the Western Wall, Judaism's holiest site, as "occupied territory".
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Marmar's team used an artificial intelligence program that "learns" how to classify individuals based on examples of speech.
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Ricardo Rosselló's administration in Washington, told CNN that FEMA uses somewhat different criteria to classify storm-related deaths.
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Her hard-to-classify works, like "Bronx Gothic," have earned her piles of awards, including a MacArthur grant.
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He appeared to wrestle with how to classify the level of specificity that lethal injection ingredients should occupy.
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A 2018 autism behavioral study, for example, used YouTube videos and wearables to classify typical and atypical movements.
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Appleman was asked if he would classify himself, and this whole SABR bunch, as a society of nerds.
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And that work is really important to kind of expand and classify the stuff that we already know.
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The Sherman family said in a statement that it had expected police would classify the deaths as homicides.
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However, the US does not classify all LGBT refugees as any more vulnerable than other refugees, the official said.
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Millennials represent what industry observers classify as "thin-file" consumers: individuals who haven't built up a significant credit history.
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Eventually, we wind up with great big machine learning models that can be used to classify new, unlabeled images.
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CV systems have long been able to classify objects they see: a person, a table or surface, a car.
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"I would classify this as a confession," interim Austin Police chief Brian Manley said at a press conference Wednesday.
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Fig can't classify them as guilty, and herself as innocent; them as not worthy of respect, and herself virtuous.
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And just like other smartphone brands that do IP classify their devices, our warranty does not cover water damage.
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Jones noted that agencies could merely classify documents they would normally tag as "confidential" with the higher "secret" label.
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"The moment you classify an area as urban, you have to put a courthouse, a police station," he said.
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"If the debt restructuring is consummated, Moody's would likely classify the transaction as a distressed exchange," the report said.
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He was "enthralled" by a professor's talk on visual pattern recognition software that could automatically classify species of birds.
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"An extremely good human classifier would classify images at a pace of about one thousand per hour," says Petrillo.
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Now, he's part of the closed beta and is using the company's software to help classify images of plankton.
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Aveillant says Gamekeeper, as it dubs its equipment, can detect and classify a small drone up to 5km away.
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Regulators fret about how to classify ICOs and tokens (are they securities, or not?) and how to tax them.
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Most suffer only a minor genital anomaly, but doctors will struggle to classify a few as male or female.
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Both the World Health Organization and the state of California classify glyphosate as a chemical known to cause cancer.
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Science Gossip lets you classify Victorian-era reports and drawings to help map some very early observations of nature.
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Facebook is using a "motion scoring" system that detects movement inside a video to classify and demote these clips.
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However, at this point, no mainstream health organization is ready to classify adaptogens as an actual cure for anything.
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So, for the purposes of this list, we'll classify a "thriller" as a gripping page-turner rimmed by darkness.
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This number does not include drivers, whom Uber (UBER) does not classify as employees but instead, as independent contractors.
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For their part, DHS won't confirm or deny the plan to classify fentanyl as a weapon of mass destruction.
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Oh, it doesn't really classify as "classic", but Teleglitch was really inspirational – at least in the UI and combat.
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I wouldn't classify myself as a big cyberpunk fan, but I liked the world and I liked the idea.
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Some of these services are so essential, in fact, that we might classify them as an essential public utility.
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Databases such as Snapshot Serengeti utilize crowdsourcing to classify the hundreds of different animals documented over "millions" of images.
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Some interpretations classify her as a "mountain goddess," and others consider her to be combinations of earlier appearing goddesses.
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The Census Bureau would no longer classify Arab Americans as "white" under a new proposal from the Obama administration.
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Without considering the downside of training ML systems to classify something as fake based upon ideologically biased training data.
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A California bill this spring made it more difficult to classify gig workers as independent contractors instead of employees.
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Austin PD Chief Brian Manley says they've recovered a recording from Conditt that he would classify as a confession.
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Much of the FCC's case against net neutrality rests upon its refusal to classify internet service as a utility.
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When Green and Gray is released, Pile will no longer be able to classify itself as a Boston band.
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Over the years, researchers have studied dodo bones to classify them and to learn more about their skeletal anatomy.
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On Thursday, Russia vetoed a United Nations Security Council resolution that would classify the Srebrenica massacre as a genocide.
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Under Armour is again the No. 1 brand males classify as an "old brand" that they no longer wear.
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The parameters Facebook used to classify sites as low-quality include: A disproportionate volume of ads relative to content.
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The issue of how to classify a cryptocurrency has been a major point for the agency and cryptocurrency exchanges.
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That's because the FBI does not classify homicides by gender identity, leaving activists and researchers to track transgender murders.
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State and federal rules do not classify the arsenic-laced coal ash pollution as hazardous waste, WFPL News reported.
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Federal agencies also maximize their discretion in defining truth via almost 50 million decisions to classify information each year.
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Indeed, as Tranquill told me, it's this model that's the secret sauce behind the company's ability to classify data.
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If Chaimowicz's work is hard to classify, that's partly because its impact is sensory and indirect, like a mist.
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Studios rarely run two lead performances in the same category, so Sony may try to classify Pitt as supporting.
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I'd also classify the Democrats' 2007 Honest Leadership and Open Government Act as mostly fake reform, for similar reasons.
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The researchers recruited hundreds of people to pick out and classify cars in a sample of millions of pictures.
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They said that if the evidence were to support it, they would classify the attack as a hate crime.
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The tall machines spin at supersonic speeds to purify uranium, and governments typically classify their designs as top secret.
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But, he would classify the band's sound as "cute folk horror," which he feels complements the show's natural charm.
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Still, the disparities in how the police classify these cases remain across widely different circumstances and causes of death.
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Under Trump, China, a major exporter of fentanyl to the US, agreed to classify fentanyl as a controlled substance.
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They were put there by engineers to classify the buildings at greatest risk in the event of seismic activity.
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He put into effect the new rule over what to classify as an anti-Semitic hate crime on Jan.
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Could the system correctly classify the images into three diagnostic categories—benign lesions, malignant lesions, and non-cancerous growths?
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"How can we adapt existing laws and regulations to make it easier to classify a worker?" she asked Olson.
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That bureau, in San Juan, is the only laboratory in Puerto Rico authorized to classify deaths as hurricane-related.
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The bill, AB1.73, makes it more difficult for companies to classify workers — for example, Uber drivers — as independent contractors.
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You give it a face and and the system uses ImageNet's database — which uses WordNet's database — to classify you.
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The bill would make it harder for companies like Uber, Lyft and DoorDash to classify their workers as contractors.
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Instead, government officials described the episode as typical of debates between agencies over whether to classify pieces of information.
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Moonee zooms around a shabby motel near Disney World, looking for excitement that most adults would classify as trouble.
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This is still how polls classify people, placing them on a neat spectrum from ''extremely conservative'' to ''extremely liberal.
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Here are the nine best and five worst commercials from Super Bowl 50 — and one we simply couldn't classify.
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We classify our trips according to how far you want to go each day and how challenging the terrain is.
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It's unlikely the case settled the prospect of other lawsuits stemming from disagreements over how Uber should classify its drivers.
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One could also look at his current support for tax cuts and abortion restrictions, and classify him as a conservative.
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Maduro's change this week allows the central bank to classify data considered a threat to national security or economic stability.
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Photo: APResearchers are using predictive artificial intelligence to help police officers classify crimes and determine whether they are gang-related.
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In the case of Maven, Google is helping the Defense Department implement machine learning to classify images gathered by drones.
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In brief, they 'learn' what they know from data, and they use what they learn to classify what they 'see.
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Many of the banks classify the shadow-bank loans as investments to minimize the impact on their bank capital buffers.
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I don't mean to sound exasperated because I'm not; if he wants to submit films for classification we'll classify them.
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Shanghai moved quickly to classify its SOEs as either commercial (eg, SAIC Motor) or in public service (eg, Shanghai Metro).
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Many of the banks classify the shadow-bank loans as investments to minimise the impact on their bank capital buffers.
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Normal rhythms will be classified as "sinus" rhythm, and the Watch will also classify irregular rhythms, such as atrial fibrillation.
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Through Camera CATalogue, citizen scientists can help classify wild animals to help Panthera researchers learn more about big cat populations.
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ELLISON: IF I COULD CLASSIFY THE BIGGEST ISSUE WE HAD IN 2016 IN TWO WORDS, IT WOULD BE WOMEN'S APPAREL.
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"They would like to classify everyone as a 'Bernie Bro' -- as a white guy, an angry white man," DeMoro said.
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Around that time, the Food and Drug Administration had decided to classify genetic modifications to food animals as veterinary drugs.
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It's all about ignoring the abnormalities and the edge cases and being able to classify the types of normal behavior.
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This work underscores efforts by Google's DeepMind and Microsoft to classify conditions that can lead to blindness using machine learning.
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The statement specified that the council would classify New Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Bengaluru and Hyderabad as its metro cities.
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"We leverage machine learning to discover and classify that data" — which is often unstructured when it appears on these platforms.
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These arrangements classify private caregivers as public employees for the sole purpose of extracting dues from their state aid payments.
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U.S.-allied Arab states including Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia classify the Brotherhood as a terrorist organization.
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He explained that his company decided to classify certain loans as non-performing even though they are not yet overdue.
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Most insurance companies still classify facial feminization, which can cost as much as sixty thousand dollars, as an elective surgery.
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Had it followed the procedures, it said, it would have had to classify the accident immediately as a meltdown event.
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He estimates that of the 500 people who once occupied the community of Arcadia, he could classify half as kin.
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They did not classify what happened as sexual assault or harassment, and no one has accused Biden of such behavior.
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A marriage broker would classify Gubar and her husband, her Indiana University colleague Donald J. Gray, as chalk and cheese.
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Some may even choose to preemptively classify them as employees in order to avoid a lengthy and expensive legal battle.
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That means that SaaS and cloud stocks are off the requisite 20% needed to classify as in a bear market.
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All of these can be rough on certain people's stomaches, and I wouldn't classify any of them as particularly healthy.
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One of the Cortana contractors told Motherboard that contractors are expected to transcribe and classify roughly three "tasks" every minute.
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The new law, which took effect this month, makes it harder for companies including Uber to classify drivers as contractors.
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That includes inferences and categorizations — Status Seeking Singles, Blue Collar Comfort, Tight Money — that some companies use to classify people.
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The bill effectively makes it harder for the likes of Lyft and Uber to classify their drivers as independent contractors.
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Many European countries including Austria, Belgium, Germany and Italy classify e-cigarettes as tobacco products, subjecting them to strict controls.
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The simplest way is to classify your belongings into four separate categories: keep, donate, dispose and sell, according to Pickett.
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Exhibit A for the losses, as the president would classify it, is Amazon getting a sweetheart deal for delivering packages.
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Andrew McGrady, one of the two students, used satellite imagery to help classify nearly 100 of these strange sedimentary features.
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It sponsored research that challenged a 2000 decision by the World Health Organization to classify diesel exhaust as a carcinogen.
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Many of the bacteria found in the ice classify as human pathogens, meaning that they are able to cause infections.
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The Center for Biological Diversity has asked the Fish and Wildlife Service to classify the monarchs as "threatened," said Ms. Curry.
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Firms have an incentive to classify employees as self-employed, since doing so allows them to avoid paying national-insurance contributions.
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In recent weeks, the Fed has announced changes to the way it will classify banks and how capital ratios will apply.
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Unlike many animals, different populations of canines that we classify as species can interbreed with one another and create fertile hybrids.
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The computer algorithms powering the facial-recognition systems are trained by scanning thousands of different photos and learning to classify them.
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"I don't think it would be fair to even remotely classify this as a public execution," Dunham said of Jones' execution.
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And she's since opened up more on social media – in January, Blanchard tweeted that she doesn't want to classify her sexuality.
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By weighing all of the incoming signals, algorithms can classify each five-second installment of conversation as either "positive" or "negative."
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Going for a deeper cut, the paper also suggests legislation that would classify "dark patterns" as unfair and deceptive trade practices.
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The Department of Homeland Security doesn't classify voter registration databases as critical infrastructure and therefore are not prioritized for federal protection.
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Although the new research adds to the understanding of the interstitium, Nathanson said he wouldn't classify it as a new organ.
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Of the 2535 Western banks that regulators classify as systemically important, 214 have paid the Clintons on a for-profit basis.
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Indeed, the problem with relying on anatomical features, such as hip-shape, to classify animals is well illustrated by dinosaurs themselves.
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If you look at what's on the radio, it's hard for me to even classify some of that as pop music.
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It's worth pointing out, too, that neither the Fire Tablet nor the dock are what anyone would classify as premium devices.
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The reality is though that the ultimate decision on how to classify Bitcoin will end up in the hands of lawmakers.
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And we see this in a lot of different places in the communications space, that I wouldn't classify strictly as spam.
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Those plans classify many drugs — including imatinib mesylate — as specialty drugs, meaning they have to be filled through a specialty pharmacy.
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"Using this, we classify messages into different Speech Acts: utterances that have some performative function in language and communication," explains Fasbender.
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Users classify three-second bat call clips as either for social, searching or feeding purposes depending on their pitch and frequency.
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Over a five week period, the pair found 5,205 live websites, 2,723 of which they were able to classify by content.
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This would allow for fresh litigation in determining how the Communications Act should be used to classify broadband in the future.
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Facebook tells me its now training its machine vision artificial intelligence to classify and detect fake play buttons in preview images.
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The company also said that effective April 1, it will classify EpiPen as a brand-name product for the rebate program.
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The last several cycles have been what you'd classify as a fast cycle, where they're raising rates just about every meeting.
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While there are many definitions of terrorism, almost all classify terrorism as a violent crime committed for political or ideological reasons.
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Individual galleries are not defined by one overarching theme that seeks to classify artists by subject matter, geography, or medium specificity.
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But the deal, which would have to be approved by a San Francisco federal judge, would not classify drivers as employees.
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Additionally troubling is that a full 16% of the survey respondents wouldn't classify sexual intercourse without a partner's consent as rape.
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The neural net's ability to classify the short segments was only 17.9 percent better than if the machine had randomly guessed.
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"I'd classify the amount of early M&A processes as okay," said a head of leveraged finance at an investment bank.
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This category captures segments our algorithm could confidently identify as European, but not confidently classify more precisely, into countries for example.
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But doctors are still learning how to record and universally classify such injuries, Smith says, so those numbers are probably low.
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Yet Uber and Lyft will continue to classify their drivers as independent contractors because their entire business model depends on it.
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A camera running the Myriad chip, by contrast, would be able to classify the objects it sees moving throughout the scene.
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People did not have time to take valuables, and there were clear signs of what I would classify as panicked retreat.
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Last month, California passed Assembly Bill 53 ("AB5"), setting a high bar for businesses aiming to classify workers as independent contractors.
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There are several genre books that I would classify as high literature: works by Octavia Butler, Ursula Le Guin, Ray Bradbury.
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For example, new AI-powered radar technology is being used to detect, classify, monitor and safely capture drones identified as dangerous.
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A California state court judge on Friday in a separate lawsuit ruled that California could classify glyphosate as a cancer risk.
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The decline follows Trump's harsh rhetoric on illegal immigration and policies which classify almost all illegal migrants as subject to deportation.
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Most tellingly of all, Clinton had the legal authority to classify as private and delete whichever emails she felt was appropriate.
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A new article in Scientific Reports is the first to classify the structure as an organ and explain how it works.
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CAM looks at an image and separates it into layers, using discrete points of interest to classify the most important elements.
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In one case, scientists demonstrated a machine learning tool that could classify various NBA teams' version of the pick and roll.
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What draws Mr. Johnson to trees and gardening, as with wine, he said, is an urge to classify and to collect.
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I imagine we could duplicate this experience in any wine region where taxonomists have tried to classify characteristics briefly and simply.
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One big way is to classify a rocket based by the type of fuel it uses — a liquid or solid propellant.
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The African and Nordic faces were scored according to a six-point labeling system used by dermatologists to classify skin types.
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Agents would classify someone either as an unaccompanied minor, an individual adult, or an adult with children, meaning a family unit.
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"It can be misleading to classify people too neatly," Sheffer writes, trying to explain where historians draw the lines of culpability.
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Iran&aposs parliament voted to classify the entire US military and the Pentagon as terrorist organizations days after Soleimani&aposs assassination.
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We're also looking into a controversial decision by the World Health Organization to classify gaming disorder as a mental health condition.
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It's a term created by people not in cults to label and classify groups they view to be extreme or dangerous.
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Furthermore, FEMA uses federal criteria from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to classify storm related deaths, she said.
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Police have not discovered a motive in the bombings and have not been willing to classify the explosions as hate-related.
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Asians even managed to persuade the Kenyan statistics bureau to finally classify them properly, in 2009, a step toward official recognition.
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Now that researchers classify these groups as separate species, they'd like to know when B. minimus separated from the other two.
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Centers are required to classify detainees according to their crimes to ensure that high-and low-risk detainees can be separated.
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Imperative to any solution are sensors that can detect and classify low flying objects with adequate lead time to take action.
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Musk's lawyer will look to classify the use of "pedo guy" as an insult or opinion, not a statement of fact.
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But the FCC has a Supreme Court precedent from 2005 finding it's reasonable to classify internet connections as an information service.
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The newly released documents -- obtained by CNN affiliate WLS -- are supplemental police reports that classify Smollett as an "offender," police Sgt.
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Generally, guidelines classify donors older than 50 as "extended criteria donors," but shortages have led to using these donors more frequently.
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In practice, however, many companies classify workers who are clearly employees as contractors, because they are usually much cheaper to use.
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The California state Senate passed a bill late Tuesday imposing more stringent requirements for companies to classify workers as independent contractors.
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Microsoft said it was unable to provide a reporter with a list of the categories it uses to classify people's interests.
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On Wednesday, AB5, a new California law that makes it significantly harder to classify workers as independent contractors, went into effect.
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Uber, Lyft and others are fighting hard against a California bill that would force them to classify drivers as full employees.
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Example of clickbait Facebook would classify as withholding information and demote in the News Feed Example of clickbait Facebook would classify as withholding information and demote in the News Feed Finally, Facebook is splitting its previous artificial intelligence clickbait classifier into two parts: one that looks for headlines that exaggerate their article's content, and one that withholds this information.
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Well, it is so cutting-edge that the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Bureau didn't even know how to classify it at first.
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One could look at his past support for single-payer healthcare, tax increases and abortion rights, and classify him as a liberal.
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However, Chhabria said he was concerned with the settlement amount, not the fact that the deal did not classify drivers as employees.
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Apparently it wasn't dark enough to classify as a nightscape, and the backdrop wasn't right for activating the phone's Blue Sky mode.
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Another perception tool analyzes the robot's 3D view of the environment in order to classify the type of conditions in the environment.
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Another startup, Civil Comments, works on the basis that users rate randomly chosen comments to classify acceptable material and flag offensive content.
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Some might classify the new Spider-Man as an action-adventure game where you fight super villains to save New York City.
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Advances in deep learning recently have greatly increased the speed and competency with which computers classify information in images, video, and text.
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Under the old rule, employers could generally classify people as exempt — and deny them overtime benefits — if they made more than $23,13.
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The index equally weights reading and listening tasks to classify test-takers' English-language abilities on a scale from zero to 100.
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Technically, Austin explains, the BBFC classify on behalf of local authorities, which means councils actually have the power to overrule BBFC ratings.
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"Hate Crime's a particularly interesting one because it's the first film we've refused to classify for a number of years," Austin says.
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But the USDA doesn't classify salmonella as an adulterant, which means producers can sell salmonella-tainted meat to retailers and grocery stores.
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Notably, the company did not mention the phrase "hate speech," indicating it does not seem to classify Crowder's homophobic mockery as such.
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However, Mosseri said at Recode's Code Media conference in February that Facebook is still working on exactly how they classify meaningful conversations.
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"It's absurd," said Page, who was upset about people debating whether or not to classify Smollett's purported assault as a hate crime.
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It combined this with public data sets to create its own machine learning technology that's used to organize and classify iPhone photos.
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But the following apps explicitly classify harassment like unsolicited dick pics as a reportable offense: Twitter, Facebook, Tinder, Instagram, Reddit, and Snapchat.
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Under the final rules, funds would have to classify investments into the categories of highly liquid, moderately liquid, less liquid and illiquid.
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The IARC said that there isn't enough evidence to classify coffee as a carcinogen, but the temperature at which it's consumed matters.
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The researchers used statistical models to classify tweets as false or true, by applying data taken from six independent fact-checking organisations.
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There has been a debate over whether or not to classify this Jurassic Period creature as a bird, considering its avian features.
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"I deserve the right to properly classify my identity here on the homeland," Shupe said in an email to Reuters on Tuesday.
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As flexible work arrangements become more common, employers need to closely review requirements to classify their workers correctly and avoid costly lawsuits.
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When you have a new band that sounds different, they're hard to classify because we don't know where to put them yet.
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Mike Quigley (D-Ill.) introduced legislation Monday to classify presidential social media posts — including President Trump's much-discussed tweets — as presidential records.
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FTSE announced in September that it planned to classify Kuwait as an emerging market; it released details of the transition on Wednesday.
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She had managed to convince a judge to classify the case as a class-action suit and even question Uber's arbitration clause.
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Miller also said in the Rolling Stone interview, which was published in August, that he didn't classify himself as a drug addict.
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As a result, Uber's system wasted some 4.4 seconds trying to "classify" Herzberg, and to use that information to predict her movement.
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But Malave, 210, is a multiple national champion and one of Venezuela's first athletes to classify for the Rio 223 Olympic Games.
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When their status increased by getting a job or a college degree, the interviewer was more likely to classify them as white.
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"I don't even know that I know how to properly classify them," says Ryan Wyatt, the head of gaming content for YouTube.
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It can also classify smear slides based on the seven-subtypes of cervical cytopathological scale, the two wrote in a blog post.
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"We would classify a UK exit from the EU as a powerful geopolitical shock, a negative shock," Padoan told reporters in Shanghai.
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I played WoW so much and so often that some people may classify my worst years with that game as an addiction.
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The House passed legislation on Monday to formally classify violence committed by Islamic State militants against religious and ethnic minorities as genocide.
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Under Buttigieg, companies would have to pass a strict three-step test if they wanted to classify workers as independent contractors:1.
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The move comes after a California Supreme Court decision that makes it harder for companies to classify gig workers as independent contractors.
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" Cruz also said that sexual enhancement drugs like Viagra should remain legal for sales as they do not classify as "a device.
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They wrote that Mylan was allegedly lobbying to have the task force classify epinephrine auto-injectors in a way to guarantee coverage.
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Uber, Lyft, and "gig" apps classify drivers as independent contractors that do not qualify for benefits like health insurance and overtime pay.
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Even on the issue of crime control, their opinions vary enormously and they are not easy to classify as Democrats or Republicans.
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It also includes a top-secret appendix, which indicates the official knows how to classify information and how to practice proper tradecraft.
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If a business treats a worker like an employee, the IRS is more than happy to classify him or her as such.
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Scientists are still piecing together the basics of how we sense all those volatile compounds and how our brains classify that information.
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No one would mistake it for profound, but its effortless songwriting and perfectly played and arranged songs classify it as an achievement.
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I then tried to download all the text on the platform to classify it, but that ultimately led to a dead end.
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" According to TMZ, these posts have led police to believe that O'Connor may be suicidal and to classify her as "missing suicidal.
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The planned change is creating a buzz among foreigners working here who are keen to know: How will the government classify me?
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One reason it took paleontologists so long to classify Wade as a new species had to do with where it was found.
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Or can companies continue to classify these workers as contractors and avoid providing benefits or employee protections to their ever-growing workforces?
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I find that people tend to classify animal intelligence based on human intelligence and how people learn and react to their environment.
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The Times's Ron Lieber and Stacy Cowley: The board said it could retroactively classify Mr. Smith as having been fired for cause.
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Guillermo del Toro's latest film, "The Shape of Water," which picked up 13 Oscar nominations on Tuesday, is not easy to classify.
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The decision is seen as having potentially enormous consequences for companies like Uber and Lyft, which classify their drivers as independent contractors.
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The project, described as "a provocation" by its creators, aims to shed light on how artificial intelligence systems view and classify humans.
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They classify weight status by using body mass index, a formula based on height and weight that doesn't distinguish muscle from fat.
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Students: Read the entire article, then tell us: — Does graffiti — or aerosol art — classify as a work of art, in your view?
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Meanwhile, Iran&aposs Parliament on Tuesday unanimously voted to classify the entire US military and the Department of Defense as terrorist organizations.
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A crucial question, analysts say, is whether to classify the problem as a psychological disorder or as a symptom of underlying disorders.
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The online tool can rate a driver's difficulty with 54 driving skills and classify the driver as at-risk, routine or accomplished.
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Additionally, several government databases were also used to help further identify and classify the drugs, manufacturers and doctors examined in the analysis.
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Some states have proposed means to let taxpayers classify some tax payments as charitable contributions, which are not subject to the cap.
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By signing Assembly Bill 5 into law, companies operating in California will have stricter rules in how they classify contractors versus employees.
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You want to make sure that any changes you make to properly classify someone as an independent contractor are actually compliant.2.
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Wells declined to comment on whether or not the law would classify specific companies like DoorDash or Grubhub as retailers or not.
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The group say they have plans to define the boundaries of the habitat so they can classify the area as a sanctuary.
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A bipartisan coalition of lawmakers in both chambers is attempting to change the criteria FSOC uses to classify banks and financial firms.
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Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel told reporters that law enforcement would classify copycat attempts or pranks as real threats requiring serious investigation.
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Its core skill is its ability to digest and classify vast amounts of text, using what is known as natural language processing.
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Watch them struggling out of their shells—albumen-coated miracles, translucent and greasy—and you'll never again classify eggs as inanimate objects.
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Last week a panel of experts decided not to classify the current Ebola situation as a Public Health Emergency of International Concern.
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Ms. Houlihan will host this eclectic hour of stand-up, sketch, characters, and other delightfully difficult-to-classify comedic bits and pieces.
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They are a strange reminder that words like "predatory" were used to refer to people before they were used to classify animals.
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"This is an incident, as I see it, that we certainly classify as domestic terror incident," said Orange County Sheriff Jerry Demings.
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Yet in reality, many of the "violent offenders" in US prisons are there for crimes that not everyone would classify as violent.
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It may be the case that states that pass naloxone access laws also make efforts to more accurately classify opioid-related deaths.
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It might be tricky to classify all Cancers as maternal, but it's safe to assume that most of them have an empathetic streak.
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His job: Defend in court the F.C.C.'s most contentious policy — rules to classify broadband Internet providers as utilities, widely called net neutrality.
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Video "I think it's a simplification to classify a Puerto Rican vote or a Hispanic vote as a party's lock yet," Davison said.
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"I do believe you will see greater enforcement of it," Spicer said of the federal laws that classify marijuana as a controlled substance.
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Asked whether she would classify the director's advances as sexual harassment, Sevigny said there is a lot of gray area in show business.
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The others, like Wilkinson, end up in the ER, although without a standard way to classify such injuries, it's unclear just how many.
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The dinosaur world is buzzing this week because of a new paper that suggests the way we classify dinosaurs may be very wrong.
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The Center for Science in the Public Interest, a food safety watchdog, petitioned the USDA to classify antibiotic-resistant salmonella strains as adulterants.
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Then you also have people who write things that can be hurtful and in some cases I would classify them as harassment, right.
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The Department does not consistently classify, investigate, adjudicate, and document complaints of misconduct according to its own policies and accepted law enforcement standards.
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Pew used machine learning to classify their 1.1 million tweets over the course of a year as relating to national politics or not.
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Given in input image, it can classify it with respect to 1,000 different object classes: can opener, vulture, coral fungus, toilet paper, etc.
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From there, the tool will classify you as one of five risk groups, from very much below average to very much above average.
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Without machine-taught computer vision systems, it would be impossible to sort and classify the firehose of visual data some satellite networks produce.
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While we don't really know what combination of features is best for voice recognition, we can classify them as either acoustic or linguistic.
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As Winter explained, the team decided to use a more traditional computer vision approach instead of using deep learning to classify these objects.
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Starting this year, EVE Online players will have the opportunity to look at data provided by the University of Geneva and classify it.
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Along with the Romance package and its flagship feature, Audible has also rolled out a way to classify books by level of steaminess.
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Instead of wasting time and money making a service agent determine what those words mean, workers on Turk can manually classify the request.
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If you are worried that the U.S. government will classify you as a potential terrorist, you're less likely to friend Muslims on Facebook.
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I come bearing a warning: do not try to classify Lauren Lapkus, for she is a mighty blur of dramatic gadgets and gizmos.
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Startups and smaller companies that require employees to wear multiple hats and work long hours need to review how they classify their workers.
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It's not even clear how the FAA would classify something like Kitty Hawk's Cora, or if it would require an entirely new classification.
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But the bill left states to follow their own laws, many of which still classify hemp as illegal, reports The New York Times.
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This year's Data Science Bowl features a $1 million purse for engineers that can classify images of potentially cancerous lesions in the lungs.
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Phil Robertson, deputy Asia director of Human Rights Watch, said his organization hadn't yet decided how to classify the Burmese government's reprisal violence.
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Specifically, it's the result of Visa reversing and recharging past charges in wake of a decision to classify Coinbase transactions as "cash advances".
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CNN could have just taken a critical step toward removing that ambiguity by forcing the FBI to classify the status of the documents.
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The man is hard to classify as a certain type of photographer because his work covers several spectrums of style and subject matter.
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Only 26 per cent of the voters in the exit polls classify themselves as liberals and the other 74% are moderates and conservatives.
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Last week, the New Jersey Senate took up legislation that could restrict when some businesses are permitted to classify workers as independent contractors.
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They'll divide their features into zones of activity and classify every twisted lip and wrinkled nose according to a Facial Action Coding System.
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Ministry of Health officials, he said, usually classify the cause of death as "unknown" or "heart attack," and then dispose of the corpse.
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Her supporters say she fell victim to an increasingly complex set of classification rules and intelligence agencies' tendency to classify anything they can.
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Gavin Newsom signed a bill that makes it much harder for companies headquartered in the state to classify their workforce as independent contractors.
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"The combination of its simplicity and its popularity makes it the ideal case study for how and why people classify themselves," Auerbach writes.
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Top civil rights organizations are urging senators to reject a new bill that would classify injuring a police officer as a hate crime.
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The couple now classify themselves as "anchor funders" of a movement to eliminate partisan voting in the United States, according to The Times.
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NBC News reported that the 6-foot-2 Trump's weight is 267 pounds, which would classify him as obese, according to the NIH.
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The United States Fish and Wildlife Service proposed listing the species as endangered in September; the agency did not classify it as such.
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The whirl measured a 2983 on the five-level Enhanced Fujita scale, which scientists use to classify the strength of tornados, he said.
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"We are watching China on two fronts, and we would classify it as a significant risk" to New Zealand's economic outlook, he said.
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While many in the media and at the FBI want to classify Stefan Halper as an "informant," we are essentially arguing over semantics.
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Of the 48 states with data breach notification legislation, 47 do not classify DOB as an identifier that, if breached, would require notification.
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However, we'd classify less than 8 percent of a16z's portfolio as "hardware," but more than 25 percent of Lux Capital's deals as such.
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Basically, it uses computer vision to identify and classify facial micro-expressions and audio frequency analysis to pick out revealing patterns in voices.
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"This is why children shouldn't classify heroes by their followers or their photos," Meyer wrote in a post on Instagram that tagged Bilzerian.
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Knowing that risk to the agency's future, then-director Robert Reischauer decided to classify the premiums as government revenue anyway — a tax increase.
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To classify one artwork as better than another has been a resolute taboo throughout recent art history, making it an arguably tenuous choice.
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In addition, there has been confusion at the federal level about whether to classify cryptocurrencies as securities, commodities, or currencies for enforcement purposes.
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The Motion Picture Association of America and Entertainment Software Rating Board both rate and classify content based on its suitability for specific audiences.
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But the companies are loath to penalize drivers, whom they classify as contractors, for declining rides because that would imply an employment relationship.
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On Thursday Biden encouraged states to classify grocery store workers as emergency personnel, making them eligible for certain benefits like free child care.
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CDC SAYS IS NO LONGER REPORTING POSSIBLE CASES OR CASES UNDER INVESTIGATION & STATES HAVE RECENTLY RECEIVED NEW CDC CASE DEFINITION TO CLASSIFY CASES
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The reality is that none of these scenarios are directly addressed by AB 5 or other legal efforts to classify workers as employees.
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Professor Abraham said there was evidence that workers struggled to accurately report and classify work that did not fall neatly into traditional buckets.
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Over five decades later, he continues to make work that is difficult to classify and pin down as just one thing or another.
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Dr. Panken, 36, works in Atlanta as a taxonomist at CNN, where she works to organize concepts to classify articles on its website.
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" Azar wouldn't classify the coronavirus as a pandemic: "I'm going to leave it for the World Health Organization to decide if we're there.
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Mike Moon, a Republican Missouri state representative, has introduced a bill that would classify a fertilized egg as a "person" with constitutional rights.
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This sweeping legislation requires many companies that utilize contract workers to classify them as employees and provide pay, benefits, and worker protections accordingly.
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It's schtick is that it uses a stoplight system to classify foods, and a "proven psychology-based approach" to help you stay motivated.
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Iran's foreign minister responded to Trump's Twitter threats on Sunday by saying that attacking sites of cultural significance would classify as war crimes.
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An effort called Galaxy Zoo aids the work of astronomers by getting the masses to classify the shapes of galaxies from telescope imagery.
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Despite repeated censure from the European Court of Human Rights, the Erdogan government still refuses to classify cemevis as official places of worship.
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Psychologists classify some people as having "attenuated psychotic syndrome," a category for those at highest risk of an eventual psychotic break or illness.
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The best medicine turns out to be prevention, and that encompasses some pretty low-tech things that we normally classify under 'public health.
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I mean, he's saying, 'I'm going to classify you guys all as that California I don't like and that didn't vote for me.
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These groups successfully urged the Department of Justice to classify the murder as a hate crime and commit federal resources to the case.
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The effort to over-classify this and move it from a system with controlled access to code-word is very troubling to me.
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Sessions is not only attorney general, he has reportedly given a troubling speech to an organization that many classify as a hate group.
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"You do not need to designate or classify a specific group as terrorist so that we act together against it," Mr. Ebrard said.
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I have a lot of antiquated books on psychic phenomenon, from the era when they were trying to classify it as a science.
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Why it matters: The suit challenges the constitutionality of a recently passed law that codifies stricter requirements to classify workers as independent contractors.
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Green groups and the American government are expected to lobby the global community to classify polar bears as a species threatened with extinction.
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As my colleague Pete Sweeney pointed out, the Hong Kong economy would suffer greatly if foreign governments decided to classify it as fully Chinese.
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Intent provides a similar service, allowing developers to design apps to automatically classify what a customer is looking to accomplish by sending a message.
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The team used 17 unique algorithms to classify and categorize attacks based on hundreds of characteristics designed to differentiate one bot from the next.
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It makes sense to classify embrithopods as afrotheres, too, with their proposed close relation to elephants and sea cows and newly solidified African birthplace.
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The doll's hidden microphone and smart technology classify it as a "concealed transmitting device," which is prohibited for sale or possession in the country.
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Not surprisingly, Pai announced that he would reverse the decision to classify broadband ISPs as telecommunications services under Title II of the Communications Act.
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Just last week, for instance, BlackRock Inc filed plans for a set of ETFs that would let a computer program choose and classify stocks.
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Caplan agrees, and points out that as long as humans argue about how to classify this sort of material, what chance do machines have?
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Plex says it uses machine learning technology to perform data extraction, along with other techniques, in order to classify a piece of video content.
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Researchers classify how intense shaking is using something called the Modified Mercalli Intensity Scale, which ranks shaking intensity from lowest (one) to highest (ten).
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"I think what I have found personally the most difficult to watch rather than classify are what we call extreme reality videos," he says.
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This comes after California approved a bill that will make it more difficult for employers in the state to classify workers as independent contractors.
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Australia is weird in the fact that all its cafes have 00-9.923 menu items I would classify as "dinner" but close at 6pm.
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These models typically require a human-in-the-loop to manually classify sounds which then further train the model on what to look for.
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Things changed with the advent of genomics, when scientists gained the ability to read and compare the DNA of organisms and classify them accordingly.
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It'd be incorrect to classify interest in Chicago as solely a 2017 phenomenon, as it's something that's been percolating for the past few years.
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They will be shown real images from an astronomical database and are asked to classify them based on criteria that hasn't been announced yet.
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The WHO added the disorder to the 11th edition of its International Statistical Classification of Diseases (ICD), which is used to classify health conditions.
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The scientific drop includes papers describing these first results, as well as methods to classify and compile the project's data, software, and alert system.
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Well from an anthropological perspective, the basic urge to classify, to order and arrange the world is one of the very few human universals.
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"In short: Using brain imaging metrics, we can accurately measure, classify, and predict motor skill differences in surgeons for the first time," he says.
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That's largely the fault of federal law that continues to classify cannabis as a drug with no medical applications, preventing and slowing down research.
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Turkey, the United States and the European Union all classify the PKK as a terrorist organization, but it retains grassroots support in the region.
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Because however you personally care to classify Assange, the acts at the heart of this latest indictment mirror those made by journalists every day.
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Uber and Lyft classify drivers as independent contractors, so drivers don't receive sick days, health insurance, or other benefits through the ride-hailing platforms.
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Commercial Bank said it continued to classify its shares in United Arab Emirates-based United Arab Bank (UAB) as an asset held for sale.
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India's central bank has asked IL&FS's lenders to classify loans extended to the company as non-performing, two sources told Reuters on Tuesday.
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The Drug Enforcement Administration announced today that it will postpone its controversial decision to temporarily classify the plant as a Schedule I controlled substance.
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Each satellite can take two images per second, and Planet's systems then work to classify images as water, coral, rivers, roads, infrastructure and forests.
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The September SEC proposal would require firms to classify the liquidity of assets invested in open-end mutual funds and exchange-traded funds (ETF).
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Monday's rules classify this intra-company transaction as if it were stock-based instead of debt, eliminating the interest deduction for the American subsidiary.
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Later, Dr. Navratil corresponded with Dubuffet, who in the 1940s had begun researching and promoting the hard-to-classify works of self-taught artists.
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Writers Jonathan Bernstein and James Greer delivered a script that you cannot help but retroactively classify as a manifestation of male guilt and atonement.
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A cardiologist might decide to classify and treat patients with congestive heart failure differently from the way his colleagues did, and with worse results.
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) can play a critical role here, helping to identify, classify and promulgate counteractions on potential threats faster than any security personnel.
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The following are the only jumps that have happened since September 11, 2001 that satisfy all the requirements to fully classify as combat jumps.
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WW, formerly known as Weight Watchers, has launched a new app for kids and teens that includes a "traffic light" system to classify foods.
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Although some people enjoy analysing and interpreting the abstract and the hard-to-classify, others just don't quite know what to make of it.
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"Either follow what I say or I will classify you, I will hurt you, I will push you out of the discussion," he said.
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Government agencies classify a heat wave by how far a day's temperature exceeds the average temperature for that time of year in a region.
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The team is training Tevi to classify and respond to human emotions; they claim to be creating the first objective evaluator of mental health.
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Among recent positive headlines Kelly mentioned was the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's recent clarification that it does not classify ethereum as a security.
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Globally, Philip Morris also lobbies regulators to not classify iQOS as a regular cigarette, an argument that, if won, can lead to lower taxes.
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I don't know how Edmund Burke would classify the place, but the absence of electricity, running water and sewers — it's some kind of profound.
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Mr. Obama in late 2014 urged the Federal Communications Commission to classify broadband services as utilities, a view fiercely opposed by telecom service providers.
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There is no similar body of evidence that would support the other bill before the governor, which would classify electronic cigarettes as tobacco products.
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Amid the furor that followed, SPLC said they received a number of requests asking that they classify Black Lives Matter as a hate group.
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The bot then uses the answers to classify the case into one of 15 different legal areas, such as breach of contract or negligence.
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We expect this debt will be netted against the transfer of assets that belong to Istanbul and we classify this debt as direct risk.
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Already we are encoded and have encoded ourselves in the imperceptible networks that sit atop the internet and classify us, rank us, follow us.
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Called RadarCat (Radar Categorization for Input & Interaction using Soli), the system enables computers to scan and classify entities with Google's Project Soli sensing technology.
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"We learned how to classify pain, how to deal with it: make yourself busy, don't be isolated and chat with other people," he says.
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In addition to mixian, her East Village restaurant currently features a menu of harder to classify dishes that draw on her own varied background.
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It represents one of the earliest efforts to systematically classify and describe colors that commonly appear in nature, from pearl grey to broccoli brown.
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Minnesota and Vermont will classify grocery store employees as emergency workers because their work is essential to everybody else's well-being, CNN Business reports.
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Legal actions that classify them as employees "could have an adverse effect on our business, financial condition and results of operations," the company says.
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Your judgment of the new Metropolitan Opera production of Alban Berg's "Wozzeck," which runs through January 22nd, may depend on how you classify it.
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And so the companies didn't have to classify it as "personally identifiable information" and don't have to provide it to citizens who request it.
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If you have millions of different voters that can associate in billions of different ways, you can learn to classify data with incredible granularity.
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The original version of the app was really just a fun little experiment that could be used to classify visual data from your webcam.
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In the provincial capital of Palangkaraya, the air pollution index has hovered above 500 for days, a level that environment officials classify as dangerous.
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In a California lawsuit against Uber, lawyers representing Uber drivers argue that the rideshare company must classify its drivers as employees instead of contractors.
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Those two messages can blur, confounding those who seek to classify Western populism as driven by political grievances or social animus but not both.
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Under its rules, "original classification authorities" — like the heads of various departments and agencies — can normally classify and declassify information "owned" by their organizations.
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The California Senate has passed legislation that will make it more difficult to classify workers as independent contractors, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
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President Donald Trump reportedly plans to sign an executive order which will classify Judaism as a race or nationality instead of just a religion.
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Some factors used to classify cities included the quality of the cities&apos infrastructures, their users&apos experiences, and the safety regulations in force.
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You could loosely classify the music here as similar to the murky, dark UK garage/dubstep fusion that Burial crafted on his classic works.
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It's Rachel from "My Cousin Rachel" and Nurse Ansel from "The Blue Lenses": alluring, confounding characters, impossible to classify as victims, saviors or executioners.
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But even if we could count and classify every cell, molecule and atom, we would still lack a satisfying explanation of its remarkable behavior.
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After all, in 2005, the Supreme Court expressly found that the FCC has authority to classify Internet access service as a Title I service.
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The new features come as a California bill (AB 5) to classify ride-share and other gig workers as employees instead of contractors gains traction.
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Once DeepText was able to classify spam with sufficient accuracy, the engineers signaled the go-ahead, and the company quietly launched the product last October.
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The central bank wanted banks to classify some troubled accounts as non-performing and make adequate provisions for those through the December and March quarters.
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There is limited data on the prevalence of upskirting due to the fact that many countries still do not classify the act as a crime.
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The concern is that the agent reviewing the application might classify any errors or omissions as evidence of "fraud or willful misrepresentation," a deportable offense.
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The announcement comes as both Uber and Lyft are feuding with the state of California over whether to classify drivers as employees rather than contractors.
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Mr Trump's hand gestures have been remarked on before, but here the author attempts to classify them (the cobra pointed finger; the starfish finger flail).
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Though perhaps also a play on the idea of memory palaces, "Memory Box" viscerally brings to the surface one's impulses to discover, classify, organize, store.
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It would have increased congestion — which, if you spend as much time in economically distressed cities as I do, you wouldn't classify as all bad.
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It tests Google's Cloud Video Intelligence API, which is designed to be used by clients to automatically classify the content of videos with object recognition.
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This already been proved with Google's anti-troll filters, which are designed to classify insults but can be fooled by slang, rogue punctuation, and typos.
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A human, even one who could classify all the cars in an image in just ten seconds, would take 15 years to do the same.
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"To actually classify a launch as commercial, not as a test, is huge," Ann Kim, managing director of the bank's frontier technology group, told CNBC.
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They have resisted attempts by city officials to classify their settlements as slums, so they can be redeveloped with some land taken for commercial developments.
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Notably the law does not actually call or classify these companies as fiduciaries, because "when we said fiduciary, every lawyer's head exploded," the Senator explained.
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A hacker could try and re-use this password on your email address, send emails to other government members to ask for classify documents, etc.
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How this will play out, particularly given the legal complexities around how employers extend equity compensation and classify contractors versus employees, remains to be seen.
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The combination of Trump and Russia was enough to classify Guillory's podcast link as political content, which meant a much higher bar for paid promotion.
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An FBI spokesperson said Sunday morning that this is an ongoing investigation and wouldn't classify it as a terror or hate crime at this time.
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A broader problem After Tomita's assault, Japan tightened its laws to classify threatening text messages and online comments as stalking -- a growing problem in Japan.
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The sources also said that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson plans to classify China as a "tier 3" offender — alongside Iran, North Korea, and Syria.
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That industry has since gone bust, and XRP is in the cross-hairs of regulators who may classify it as a security with extra restrictions.
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Specifically, the gig entails building a biological neural network that is trained to classify images and then trying to fool it to misclassify the images.
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How to classify someone who is born in Lagos, splits their time between there and Brussels, and does residencies in Hong Kong and New York?
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Four colors are being used to classify chemicals used for oil recovery in Denmark and red are the second-most environmentally harmful class after black.
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Automatically classify content: The new features will automatically sort content by 700 different categories, including Arts & Entertainment, Hobbies & Leisure, Law & Government, News, Health, and more.
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The case is set for trial in June 2016 and will decide if Uber needs to classify drivers as employees and start paying business expenses.
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Under the new regulations (in Chinese), households and companies must classify their wastes into four categories and dump them in designated places at certain times.
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The Xgimi H1 is a bit big in terms of devices that I'd typically classify as "portable," but in this case the moniker definitely applies.
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So the researchers instituted a majority voting procedure—three out of five embryologists needed to agree to classify an embryo as good, fair, or poor.
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In contrast, a deep-learning algorithm that is meant to classify pictures as "cat" or "not cat" only needs to be given many cat pictures.
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If two of the three main agencies classify Pemex as "junk", bond holders whose investment criteria prohibits carrying such assets would be forced to sell.
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To begin with, the researchers trained their system to classify individuals based on 20 samples of them walking across the space in a straight line.
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"I would classify them as a full spectrum actor," John Hultquist, director of intelligence analysis at cybersecurity firm FireEye, told Motherboard in a phone call.
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They classify data fed into the system and learn to recognize patterns from which they can predict what is coming next in sequence or sentence.
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The bill would also require the development of a system to classify offenders by risk category and provide guidelines for developing specific plans for rehabilitation.
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The online store's explicit connections to the brick-and-mortar storefront in Trump Tower potentially classify it as a sales tax vendor in the state.
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The new disaggregated COT reports classify traders as (1) producer/merchant/processor/users; (93) swap dealers; (3) money managers; and (4) a residual "others" category.
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To classify belief in the reptilian insurgency as delusional, because it is shared by multitudes, would necessarily capture other shared-belief systems, like major religions.
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Baldwin's Reward Work Act would only harm the economy and discourage investments by forcing the Securities and Exchange Commission to classify buybacks as market manipulation.
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" The agency also confirmed Hodgkinson had a paper list containing six lawmakers' names, although they said they would not classify it as a "hit list.
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It is also known that Qatar supports the Al-Qaeda-affiliated Al-Nusra Front in Syria, which Qatar does not classify as a terrorist organization.
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Lastly, Graham-Cassidy makes the unexpected decision to classify this new pot of funding as temporary rather than permanent, and have it sunset in 2027.
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And appellate courts routinely classify physical harassment as severe, which means that it shouldn't have to happen regularly in order to be actionable in court.
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How would you navigate one of the world's largest encyclopedic art museums, if all its systems to classify objects by region, culture, and time disappeared?
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Seen in art-historical terms, we have an artist whose work, although inspired by Surrealism and Symbolism, was highly autonomous and ultimately difficult to classify.
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The amount of time it takes to expose a human to all of the training data necessary to classify animals with near perfection is long.
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Certainly it is the paintings, sculptures, videos and hard-to-classify installations that get the most attention when Art Basel Miami Beach rolls into town.
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California, where Uber is based, recently passed a law aimed making it harder for apps to classify their workers as independent contractors rather than employees. .
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The bill would re-classify period products as "medical expenses," allowing shoppers to buy them with their FSAs or HSA debit cards at the store.
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California, the most populous U.S. state, in January implemented a law that makes it harder for gig economy companies to classify their workers as contractors.
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Coincidentally, a vote on a California bill, known as AB5, that would classify roughly 200,000 Lyft and Uber drivers as employees is expected this week.
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California, the most populous U.S. state, in January implemented a law that makes it harder for gig economy companies to classify their workers as contractors.
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Some people classify them as areas dominated by single-family homes and commuting by car, but that is not how the Census Bureau does things.
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In recent years, the police have sometimes struggled to classify vaping materials in official reports and to decide which criminal charges should apply to them.
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We called our town's police, but we had to make follow-up calls to try to convince them to classify it as a hate crime.
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This legislation will make it harder for gig economy companies to classify their workers as 1099 independent contractors when it goes into effect in January.
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Other researchers have shown how ordinary deep-learning algorithms, such as those used to classify images, can be manipulated by attacks on the training data.
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The answers were then used to classify respondents into six groups, from dismissive, or least worried about climate change, to alarmed, for those most worried.
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Gretel uses machine learning to categorize the data — like names, addresses and other customer identifiers — and classify as many labels to the data as possible.
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The organization decided not to classify the outbreak as a global health emergency, saying more data was needed before such a determination could be made.
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A new bill passed by the California Assembly on Thursday would classify the selling or advertising of gay conversation therapy as a fraudulent business practice.
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Labor experts previously told The New York Times that Uber and Lyft would both likely be required to classify drivers as employees under the law.
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For example, he said he wants to continue developing the artificial intelligence that Flow uses to classify products (necessary for calculating duty and tax costs).
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A contest launched to test algorithms developed using ImageNet shows that the best deep learning algorithms correctly classify images about as well as a person.
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The states classify them as nonessential items rather than hygiene products, which are typically exempt such taxes and include items such as Rogaine and Viagra.
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And although PFOS isn't regulated at the federal level, New York State has issued a temporary emergency rule to classify PFOS as a hazardous substance.
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It would also classify approximately 225 miles of river in Massachusetts and Connecticut and 280 miles of river in Oregon as wild, scenic or recreational.
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Called the "Revised Policy," the MTA board voted to classify the subway as a limited public forum and to permit only certain categories of advertisements.
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Baltimore's DIY spaces range from rowhouse basements to labyrinthine warehouse spaces, and they host poetry, performance, music, and art — and more that's harder to classify.
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Four of the Woodford equity income fund's investments were listed in Guernsey in the last three years, allowing the fund to classify them as listed.
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Together with earlier guidance issued last summer, which sought to bring clarity to the question of whom companies must classify as an employee and whom they can classify as an independent contractor — an increasingly contentious issue for so-called gig economy companies like Uber and Lyft — the guidance appears intended to influence the thinking of employers in a way that long outlives the current administration.
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In two years as the F.C.C.'s general counsel, his job has been to defend the commission's contentious policy that would classify Internet providers as utilities.
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This doesn't just apply to the words we choose to use to express ourselves, but also the way in which they classify us before the public.
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For crimes to classify as a hate crime, authorities say there must be clear evidence that the victim was targeted because of his or her race.
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New research suggests the initial attempt to classify Chilesaurus was wrong, and that this animal represents an important transitional species within a different group of dinosaurs.
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We tacitly accept that we should continue to classify people using a 19th-century racial hierarchy as if that's a normal or decent thing to do.
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Immersive films, or games, depending on how one wants to classify the emerging field, are already available with pre-written scripts for users to pick from.
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A lot of people classify you as a motivator —for example, with the messaging is in your songs and how you encouraged Lil Baby to rap.
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The draft rules also require banks to classify loans that are more than 3.93 days overdue as NPLs, even if those loans are backed by collateral.
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Messrs Eatwell and Goodwin also emphasise the importance of immigration, which they somewhat ominously classify under "destruction", one of four Ds that they believe explain populism.
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" Although she didn't classify the experience as a sexual assault, she said it's clear Tyson is someone who doesn't have "great respect for female bodily autonomy.
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Investors will be looking for any insight on potential regulatory hold-ups as well as legislation that could require Lyft to classify its drivers as employees.
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As companies like Google, Facebook, and Twitter deal with unsavory content on their platforms, they're increasingly turning to artificial intelligence to help sort and classify data.
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But "the source said emphatically that any attempt to classify Yemen or its citizens as a possible source of terrorism and extremism was illegal and illegitimate".
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The list announced of 34 players between 17 and 25 years old who classify as international amateurs under MLB rules did not include any major stars.
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Marketers and other businesses unofficially classify China's cities into tiers based on differences in business opportunity, infrastructure, population size, income level and consumer behaviour and sophistication.
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They, for instance, now require that banks classify loans that are overdue for more than 90 days as non-performing, as is normal in developed markets.
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Both of these recommendations are well deserved, and they may be crucial in encouraging audiences to seek out a film which is so tricky to classify.
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It's possible, for example, for a survivor to love the person who molested them, which makes it harder to classify what they experienced as a violation.
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Turkey, the United States, and Europe classify the PKK, a leftist Kurdish movement that has mounted a three-decade insurgency inside Turkey, as a terrorist organization.
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After Argentina failed to shed frontier status last June, hopes are that the US index provider will classify it as an emerging market nation this year.
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A top advisor to Europe's highest court has recommended that it classify Uber as a transportation business instead of a technology company, according to media reports.
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Uber's status in Europe: A top advisor to Europe's highest court has recommended that it classify Uber as a transportation business instead of a technology company.
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But Twitter now uses factors such as the number of people who have blocked an account to determine whether to classify it as "low quality" content.
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During the following decade, Gell-Mann developed a system to classify subatomic particles in a manner often compared to the Periodic Table of Elements in chemistry.
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What it offers: Instead of using a large database, Webroot relies primarily on behavior-based detection to classify if an unknown program is safe or malicious.
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The Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy will classify compressors as "covered equipment," which will subject these devices to existing energy conservation standards.
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" But when it comes to high-earners, those making $90,000 to $150,000 a year, just 9% consider themselves "rich" and 5% actually classify themselves as "poor.
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It's derived from dividing a person's weight in kilograms by their height in meters, and is used to classify someone as underweight, overweight, normal, or obese.
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Google Lens will also be able to classify the types of plants and animals found within photos, which, according to Google was a highly-requested feature.
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Because the show begins and ends with a murder, many have tried to classify it as a California noir, or as a high-stakes Desperate Housewives.
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However, this process could be much smoother if companies used intelligent data-supported decisions systems to aggregate, augment, classify, segment and sort data on their platforms.
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Badaracco's daughters convinced the police to classify the disappearance as a homicide, and there have been tips throughout the years, including a potential Hell's Angels connection.
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On the other end of the scale, the US government allows companies in certain industries to have up to 1,500 workers and still classify as small.
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He would also make it more difficult for Uber and Lyft to classify their drivers as independent contractors, therefore granting them minimum wage and overtime pay.
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Q: So other than Jared the Subway guy, do you know any other person that you would classify as a pedophile because of visits to Thailand?
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Zoning laws in the US do not have a classification for tiny houses, so owners have to classify their houses as RVs, trailers, or mobile homes.
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After finding that the creature had a primitive backbone, they could classify it as a chordate, which is a family of species that includes all vertebrates.
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These individuals are typically freelancers, run their own small business or classify themselves as solo practitioners (think about an independent real estate agent or personal trainer).
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Once the classifier has been tuned, it can ideally be reused on a data set it has never been exposed to before to classify unknown objects.
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What about the Canadian intelligence report a few years ago that classify you guys as extremists and in the same line as some domestic terror groups?
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The move allows companies to classify more workers as freelancers, meaning they are not subject to the same federal wage and hour regulations as salaried employees.
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The system is better able to understand the central themes or important points in documents and classify them into more specific categories, so they're more useful.
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In April, the California Supreme Court delivered a win for gig workers, making it harder for companies to classify them as independent contractors instead of employees.
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The term "public charge" historically has been used to classify individuals who are likely to require government assistance due to disability or lack of economic resources.
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Current E.P.A. rules remain ambiguous on whether crossovers are cars or trucks, allowing manufacturers to still classify many models as trucks, evading tougher fuel economy rules.
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They saw individual verses as pieces of data that they could extract, classify, cross-reference, quantify, place into taxonomies and then reassemble, to form something new.
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Marketers and other businesses unofficially classify China's cities into tiers based on differences in business opportunity, infrastructure, population size, income level and consumer behavior and sophistication.
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Swinton's photography exhibition at Aperture, based on Woolf's iconic novel, Orlando, does not challenge our imperious need to classify bodies, but is definitely one worth seeing.
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However, the initial refusal by Apple to classify the touchscreen platformer as a "game" in the company's App Store caused something of an uproar last year.
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According to publicly available documents, Huawei employees collaborated with the People's Liberation Army (PLA) on a project to extract and classify emotions in online video comments.
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The corporate round was certainly tech-related, though few would classify Interswitch — which launched in 2002, acquires companies, and has a venture fund — as a startup.
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But warnings about the impact of Muslim immigration, burqas and mosque minarets have become, even for many mainstream politicians, a way to classify Muslims as outsiders.
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