He woke up, squeezed in some iDrops, coded, coded, Soylent and iDrops when his headache came back or the sun got to be too much, coded some more.
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It's now not just the web, it's how Facebook is coded, how Google is coded.
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Under Trump, coded rhetoric like Reagan's "welfare queen" and Nixon's "silent majority," was — and is — no longer coded.
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Color-coded tension dials are easily threaded, and color-coded thread guides help newbies re-thread the serger easily.
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In fact, to some extent we've coded our way into them, or at least coded our way into scaling them up.
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It makes clear that Republicans (coded in red) have employed litmus tests earlier and more often than Democrats (coded in blue).
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Open up a child's toy box, and you'll see a big difference between dolls coded as girls and those coded as boys.
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But I think it also means that it's because I color-coded the people in that society as they have been color-coded in other societies.
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Someone with very similarly coded MHC genes to you may well be a relative; someone with differently coded genes will likely not share any family members with you.
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Each doll comes with a kit that includes a long-haired wig and both masculine-coded and feminine-coded clothes — tutus and camo pants, colorful skirts and jeans.
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Peterson was charged a $105 facility fee when her visit was coded as level 1, but a $679 facility fee when the hospital coded a visit as level 4.
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Related: Animated TV Shows Turn Into Static, Coded Canvases Casey Reas' Newest Art Is A Coded, Projected 'Allegory Of The Cave' Casey Reas Launches New Exhibition At Bitforms Gallery
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In 1935, for example, the Federal Home Owners' Loan Corporation created a map of Atlanta, showing neighborhoods where mortgage lending was "best," coded in green, compared to "hazardous," coded in red.
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The setup is simple — just a board with five color-coded spaces that plugs into your smart device and a deck of corresponding color-coded cards — but there are so many possibilities.
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It's also coded to not be identifiable in any form.
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So, using less coded products can make a huge difference.
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It is Mueller eve, and the redactions are color coded.
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Each vortex could, in theory, be coded to hold information.
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He's used coded language to pander to racists and xenophobes.
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They also become a coded way of talking about orgasm.
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"It's a culture-coded environment — it's your spot," Sarva said.
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Had the future king just issued Morgan a coded reprimand?
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A declaration of love shouldn't be a coded power struggle.
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"our civilization", and "our borders" from attackers, echoing the coded
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He played at racially coded language throughout his presidential campaign.
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Yet the underlying political tension has surfaced in coded form.
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The credit automatically applies to any purchases coded as travel.
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Coded keywords communicate plays to the players on the court.
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" - Alison, 25"I was dress-coded continuously in high school.
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Everything was coded in Javascript and tested in the browser.
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Each language is coded independently; the same place that's collar.senda.
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"I was helpless with the darn coded signals," he said.
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The reason, in coded language, was that I was queer.
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Organic things can carry coded messages about their home environments.
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The racism is coded, received, without the burden of delivery.
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So all the exhibition rooms have sort of coded messages?
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It's referred to only with a series of coded grunts.
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There are five LED lights, and one is color coded.
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American music has a history of being so racially coded, and rock music in particular is always coded as a white thing, despite the likes of Chuck Berry, Prince, and the Black Rock Coalition.
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And that's because its coded racial appeals to Asian-Americans on middle-class issues like education, clean streets and safe neighborhoods are being drowned out by its coded racial appeals to whites on immigration.
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For the correctly coded alert on Morgan Stanley, click (Bengaluru Newsroom)
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But grandmothers are culturally coded as the keepers of domestic tradition.
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The dropper itself usually isn't coded to cause any harm outright.
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When a dropper is coded into an app, it's fairly benign.
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Watching House of Cards requires learning to interpret very coded language.
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There may be subtle signals, but they're not really coded signals.
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" If it contradicted them, the comment was coded as "pro-choice.
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Neighborhoods coded red were almost exclusively those occupied by racial minorities.
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Clinical trials that might support the claim are coded in green.
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Changing the hard-coded credentials could then set loose another attack.
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A'Mari actually coded blue, and then J'Mari went directly after him.
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Subtitles are available, and the discs are coded for all regions.
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Each urine sample is coded with a unique seven-digit number.
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There's a coded message in the theme for you to find.
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The queerness is coded and almost entirely hidden, but it's there.
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The artists in Piecework embed intriguing, coded messages into their quilts.
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Don't let it be said Democrats can't use coded nautical language.
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The superpowers are handily color-coded here: "Yellows" can harness electricity.
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Like many such epithets, the word "witch" is loaded and coded.
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No item is too small to be bar coded and charged.
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Others are symbolic self-portraits coded with personal and cosmological references.
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The office created a chart of the outbreak, coded with symbols.
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No other flower is quite so deeply coded in our awareness.
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The app had "hard-coded in good habits," Stockmarr told me.
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Wall Street quickly ditched its rotating, color-coded teams for many.
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A coded insult to Jared Kushner's salad days in Washington, perhaps?
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Colder years are color-coded blue, while hotter ones are red.
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But in this context it was coded language with a long history.
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They rely upon hard-coded "if-then" rules about predictably suspicious behavior.
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One guy got so sick of it he coded his own solution.
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Coded language made clear to Joey Sweatshirt that this is for you.
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It's there in H-33 in Kirkland House that he coded thefacebook.com.
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This invisible bias is "coded patriarchy," and it shapes our daily lives.
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"This sort of coded speech operates on two levels," Haney López says.
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Units have been color coded, along with roads, cities, contours and terrain.
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Sending coded messages over the airwaves is as old as broadcasting itself.
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D-Link had hard-coded "guest" as username and password — go figure!
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A color-coded map, a five-day forecast with a sassy cloud.
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"If it's not coded exactly right, it doesn't get counted," he said.
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He quickly developed a fascination with the hidden underpinnings coded into games.
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Epidemiological studies with ratios less than 2 are therefore coded in red.
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"Snape was queer-coded as part of making her villainous," Fatuma explained.
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Does the site look like something coded for a middle school project?
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The meals were color-coded, individually wrapped, and labeled for each day.
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Firms will have to try hard to send a cool, coded message.
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We categorized the subject of each sentence and color-coded them accordingly.
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He also coded computer games for his friends at a young age.
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China uses a color-coded system to inform citizens about weather conditions.
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Doctors and nurses color-coded the deluge of patients: red for dying.
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Walking down this color-coded section felt like walking through a rainbow.
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The comments were interpreted as a coded signal to Britain's political class.
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Custom shapes are turned into coded instruction via an in-store tablet.
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Rather, It's a coded message that baseball is about being more white.
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On Honda's assembly line, the units are coded for fabric or cowhide.
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But it's not the only example of coded language in Goodell's letter.
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Other times the music sends a coded secondary message, contradicting the lyric.
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He then manually coded the website with php, HTML, CSS and jQuery.
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Conventional algorithms execute coded instructions according to procedures created by human engineers.
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Each lunch has a color-coded number and letter designating its destination.
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Some women use metaphors to recode behavior that is coded as masculine.
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Some women use metaphors to recode behavior that is coded as masculine.
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However coded the books' gay content, it was no surprise once decoded.
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Those functions are hard-coded directly into the circuitry of the chip.
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One problem is it keeps getting coded as a conversation about racism.
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On the other hand, skin care is a very specifically female-coded activity.
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Jen could have lied about the raids and coded that awful stuff herself.
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Their various schemes are complicated and negotiated in coded language with little context.
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Another set of the prosecution notes contains a coded key to identify race.
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Some places legally cannot explicitly advertise sex, hence the coded web searches above.
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"That can be coded into a token and carried out automatically," he added.
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The larger pieces had coded labels; the tablet, for example, was marked 12x.
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Of course Randall has a color-coded recipe book and an herb garden.
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Remember the color-coded warning system that was trotted out after 9/11?
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High school boys are coded similarly to Nikolai but are not quite right.
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It's impossible to determine Shepherd's motives because she speaks in odd, coded generalities.
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The phones were coded to detect this software and adjusted their performance accordingly.
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The claimant said the ad was a coded plan for a terrorist attack.
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Donald Trump's bullying and coded language are no match for women like Sen.
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Most scholars have delivered their critiques in private, or in carefully coded language.
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Black America has long had its own lexicon of coded language and symbols.
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Try holding three pieces of garbage while staring at four color-coded receptacles.
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I ended up getting a bill because the doctor's office coded it wrong.
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Our faucet has coded, and no amount of resuscitation will bring it back.
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We don't say it to them coded, we give it to them raw.
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There are color-coded boxes in a shelf, all denoting different medical supplies.
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Variations, he sent his friend Dora Penny a coded letter of 87 squiggly
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The point, if there is one, is that there is nothing coded here.
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He directs players with a notebook he fills with detailed, color-coded comments.
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Colonization coded as the gift of civilization remains an entrenched defense of colonialism.
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Charlotte Tilbury Luxury Palette Colour-Coded Eyeshadow Palette in The Sophisticate, $53; nordstrom.
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From a theological viewpoint, however, the commercial communicated in profound and coded ways.
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This was a coded reference to the Austrians, who've started introducing daily caps.
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What's more, insiders say Amazon has a reputation for speaking in coded language.
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Perhaps the inevitability of the reversal was always there, coded in the words.
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" But, she said, the videos often use coded language "to obscure the context.
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He color-coded them, using different colors to represent different types of redactions.
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These iconic Witherspoon characters have perfect hair, coordinated outfits, and color-coded planners.
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It involves systems of tunnels and back rooms and coded symbols and language.
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Memories are coded into brain cells in the hippocampus, the brain's memory center.
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That lampposts on park drives are coded to identify the nearest cross street.
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But gun sellers are finding workarounds, gaming the Marketplace by using coded language.
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What about the color-coded roads on Google Maps that warn of delays?
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In analyzing their responses, Kruse coded the answers to yield some fascinating suggestions.
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They tend not to care whether a procedure was coded well or poorly.
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"Make America Great Again" is a coded version of "no coloreds allowed" signs.
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When these hard-coded ideas are dismantled, it becomes easier to express ourselves.
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Interestingly, Basquiat's work speaks exactly to these issues, but in somewhat coded form.
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As a result, there is currently no control group of people raised in a truly non-patriarchal culture, which is what we'd need to investigate claims that men "naturally" prefer masculine-coded activities and women "naturally" prefer feminine-coded ones.
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And all throughout, the argument involves coded or not-so-coded racial appeals, giving license for white Americans to ignore the suffering of people of color and allowing them to dismiss allegations of racial injustice as political correctness run amok.
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For example, Hammerstein said, if a patient comes in because of heart failure and the visit is coded as an acute exacerbation of the condition, the payment is significantly higher than if the visit is simply coded as heart failure.
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Sweet, girlish things are easy to deride — as Jaya Saxena wrote in 2017, feminine-coded food trends (cupcakes, rosé) are typically talked about as though women are "ruining" food, while male-coded ones (bitter craft brews, for instance) elevate it.
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I decided to switch up the tools and translated into a coded environment, Processing.
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Color-coded heat warnings are announced in newspapers, on television, and through social media.
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"Many Republicans talk in coded racial language," she said to applause from the audience.
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Their demise was fated days before their summit attempt, coded in inaccurate meteorological data.
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He traded coded messages and had clandestine meetings with other Russian agents, prosecutors said.
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Apps will be subject to a review process and coded using Javascript and SVR.
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This strikes me as beyond irresponsible, and she didn&apost even use coded language.
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It was a spy-novel-worthy case involving electronic intercepts, surveillance and coded messages.
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But where the pilot failed me, "Now Your Tongue Is Coded" more than delivered.
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On teacher Instagram, perfectly organized bookshelves and color-coded storage bins get you fans.
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Teams can now automatically generate captions and provide time-coded transcripts for the replays.
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In Seattle, drivers use color-coded lights to help riders find cars at night.
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"Guys wear tank tops all the time and don't get dress-coded," Stark said.
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Dystrophin is coded by a gene containing nearly 80 protein-coding regions called exons.
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She was referencing gang culture, but many interpreted the term as racially coded language.
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Instead, everything you see is hand-coded, created using the Chrome browser's developer tools.
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The case of Rowan County, Kentucky, clerk Kim Davis shows the term's coded use.
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You can think of human psychology as a series of evolutionarily coded computer programs.
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The map distills hundreds of keywords related to these issues into color-coded blips.
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Criteria such as size, tax and regulation were colour-coded red, green and amber.
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I therefore create partially or totally coded images that only the spectator can decipher.
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But another visit was coded as "level 2," which came with a higher price.
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As you delve deeper into Horizon's world you'll notice that weapons are color-coded.
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Clinical trials that fail to meet most of these standards are coded in red.
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I want to get to a place where suits aren't automatically coded as masculine.
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Many who saw the event on TV heard it as a deeply coded indictment.
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Some of the messages are coded, substituting numbers for letters, to protect business secrets.
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Two decades later, Trump's racial bias was no longer coded in a dog-whistle.
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He opens up a program called CrackSIM, which he seems to have coded himself.
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Ahead, see the color-coded trend that Hadid (unwittingly or not) has been championing.
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LittleBits makes color-coded electronic components that are easy to assemble into nifty gadgets.
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Ford continues to use its coded entry buttons to lock and unlock the doors.
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After a few passes through the color-coded fobs, Brian located the correct one.
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Brick paths are color-coded to lead you to different areas on the island.
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Typically, robots get fairly detailed coded instructions on how to manipulate a particular object.
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"Expressions of anti-Semitism are more coded and difficult to identify," the report said.
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Some of this charge comes from his rhythmic and sometimes wryly coded editing style.
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Among ABBA's greatest hits, there is a message coded: Women without men are nothing.
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Properly coded encryption is real tough to undermine, for good guys or bad guys.
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Regardless, the process does seem tender and intimate, coded in a more individual desire.
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And these are color-coded so you know exactly what you're seeing right away.
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Additionally, each of the 30 pieces is numbered and color-coded for easy identification.
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Logical checks for specific elections are hard-coded into both the backend and clients.
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In his racist manifesto, he used coded white nationalist language found on both platforms.
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"'Losing our culture' are the coded words of white supremacy," said CEO Nick Lowles.
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These images feel deeply, privately coded and, depending on your mood, mesmerizing or maddening.
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"This one has color-coded blades," he said, pointing to one of the models.
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You can thank R. Raleigh D'Adamo for the map being color coded by route.
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"It is all coded with funny emojis or inside jokes between people," he said.
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The Google map I create during my research phase is color-coded, layered, intricate.
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To keep track of all the permutations, the Daniels used a color-coded spreadsheet.
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Anson conceded on cross-examination that he didn't remember the list being color coded.
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It also serves as an ideal, if unintentional, jumping-off point to Coded Bias.
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Assessments were coded in the greens and oranges and reds of a traffic light.
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This prompted a discussion, including color-coded maps, about local species of cricket frogs.
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TenEyck said he has never received a call using coded language like this before.
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From there, they tried to extrapolate how the hospital had, perhaps, coded her case.
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My favorite thing about that last one is how obviously color-coded it is.
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Culturally speaking, tech is coded as practical and manly, and contrasted with "feminine" disciplines.
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Beijing has backed up its coded language with actions that have agitated its neighbors.
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The plaintiffs have now turned over millions of coded insurance claims connected to opioids.
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The conclusion: Announcers use coded language to talk about athletes that perpetuates racial stereotypes.
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From its conception, the painting series was coded with Pistoletto's boundary-breaking, Surrealist style.
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Moral impropriety coded in the game's very rules really FELT like a big deal.
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The first option they're pursuing is a relatively traditional software one: hard-coded backup keys.
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Those are just the sweet tones of your airplane crew speaking their own coded language.
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The "coded couture" app is at alpha stage and is being tested by fashion "influencers".
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This map illustrates each of the cases in Singapore, which appear in color-coded dots.
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Find any documentation about how your medical visit was coded and what services were provided.
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Color-coded syntax highlighting makes it particularly useful if you code or work with websites.
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They even color-coded each astronaut so that the audience could tell each character apart.
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Giant LED screens display five color-coded alerts of the levels, and their related effects.
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It's startling to comprehend the sexism coded into these A.I. responses to goads from users.
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In Mitrokhin's days spies sent coded messages using short-wave radios and dead letter boxes.
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What's interesting is that she seems to have a coded language with Chloe (Karolina Wydra).
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The call was coded as a potential suicide when reported to the sheriff&aposs office.
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Traditionally, Black music has always functioned in coded languages only understood by those involved directly.
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But we now have a color-coded guide to dealing with an imminent cyber disaster.
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To differentiate between BFF and regular Bumble, conversations in the app will be color coded.
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Still, there's a coded significance in seeing Kruger's slogans in the context of a skatepark.
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Among the 74 color-coded flavor caps, 73 were from flavored pods other than tobacco.
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It wasn't easy because each of the products were conceived and coded exclusively for Facebook.
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Prosecutors said that the brothers' comments were coded messages to Gulen's followers to take action.
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Obama, meanwhile, has avoided criticizing Trump directly, instead using coded language about not demonizing others.
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Progressives insist that Nixon's appeals to drugs and law and order were coded racist messaging.
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The problem with this mandate is that facilities are coded based on level of risk.
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No, I am not hinting at the existence of coded conspiracy messages involving the Illuminati.
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Users devise various ways to manage their privacy, for example through coded and ambiguous language.
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There are still the color-coded food categorizations and optional live coaching, via a subscription.
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The common denominator for murderous proclivities in the former mayor's mind was coded in melanin.
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All of these are included in her evocative and timely exhibition "Coded," at the Kitchen.
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Apple uses a color-coded system to represent what stage your menstrual cycle is in.
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But I think the stuff that we do that is edgy tends to be coded.
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People across the country understand the coded words that anti-reproductive healthcare politicians are using.
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Rather than targeting serotonin, ketamine inhibits receptors coded to N-methyl-d-aspartate, or NMDA.
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Using Google maps, they divided the Kiev neighborhood surrounding Babchenko's apartment into color-coded quadrants.
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Mystery Brand's rewards are even color-coded by rarity like items from World of Warcraft.
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She wears an elaborate arrangement of flowers around her neck, exuding confidence and coded mystery.
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So, to recap: Satellite communication systems worldwide are "protected" by easily cracked hard-coded passwords.
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Our deep human need for intimate, physical connectivity with others is coded into our DNA.
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Because I color-coded them, I created the possibility for an immediately recognizable visual symbol.
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But once beyond the historical material, it looked surprisingly predictable and not very coded, either.
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Color-coded maps highlighting the counties he won were hung on the White House walls.
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But authenticity itself is coded as white and male when it's defined by white men.
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Dr. Baselga compiled a color-coded list of his articles and offered a different interpretation.
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The four economists painstakingly cleaned and coded hundreds of these surveys spanning nearly 90 years.
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The specific, candied tang of artificial fruit is elegantly coded into its soft cake crumbs.
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That said, technology does allow scaling up that "coded language" to everyone, all the time.
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Many of the coded references are personal, mixed with ones that are political and occult.
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This is in part coded by your genotype, the genetic software that powers the hardware.
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In most instances, they would have highlighted documents or color-coded binders to refer to.
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Each arc is color-coded, too, indicating which types of objects are approaching one another.
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" He follows with the barely coded language: "we've supported you, unlike Germany and the Europeans.
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Historically, cartoons have often hinted at LGBTQ characters with coded references only parseable by adults.
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Her doctor told her test results showed that her genes coded for some faulty mechanisms.
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Skittles are being assimilated in a mysterious way into the coded language of white supremacy.
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And that coded situation slots us back into Norbert Wiener's excited trepidation toward machine learning.
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What about the phrase "Make America great again" — do you see that as coded language?
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It's probably best known for issuing color-coded "notices," or worldwide alerts for law enforcement.
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As of May 1, Delta said sales of flights will end under its DL-coded flight numbers and Alaska Air's AS-coded numbers, also ending customers' ability to earn and redeem Delta miles or mileage plan miles on flights operated by the other carrier.
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Nonmagnetic tanks must be prominently labeled and/or color-coded to avoid confusion with magnetic cylinders.
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Apple Wallet support and QR coded tickets are now the norm more than a one-off.
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Another depicts two very young cubs whose heads are color-coded with yellow and pink dye.
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Student listeners coded the recordings, noting when the laughter was on an inhale versus an exhale.
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Many on the left now regard "religious liberty" as a coded term for discrimination and exclusion.
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These content providers are now coded to make the narrative of the internet feel more coherent.
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Musk reportedly doesn't like the color yellow, so lanes were color-coded in shades of gray.
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That's when I saw how starkly tracking violates the lightly-coded social norms of email etiquette.
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Trump took a less coded jab at another athlete on Saturday morning: the Warriors' Stephen Curry.
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Just look at the video Mark Zuckerberg made about the "home AI" he coded in 2016.
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Sojourner Truth didn't have a say in the way her black femininity was coded in America.
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It used to be that nerds in '80s teen comedies were the only people who coded.
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Alsup has coded in relative isolation for decades, learning from books and compiling databases by hand.
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Country Coded is a video series that explores game-changing or controversial laws around the world.
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The more it coded as partisan, the more comfortable Democratic politicians will become in criticizing Israel.
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The idea that self-destruction is coded into humans on a biological level underpins Lena's journey.
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The way the web is coded determines a lot of how we live our lives online.
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The transcripts of those interviews were then fed into a computer program and coded for themes.
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A coded message might be a car honk, followed by a pause, and two more honks.
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It is literally coded into their core system to do no harm to living, breathing humans.
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The scientists designed custom DNA strings that coded for these epitopes, and injected them into mice.
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Billions of dollars have been wasted on those incorrectly coded services, according to the federal government.
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Or Amazon could be getting my transactional data each month but coded to categories of merchants.
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Plus, the flosser comes with four, color-coded tips so the whole family can use them.
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The desire for her, coded by the green paisley, transferred over to fuzzy leaves, bristled vines.
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Gigster lets anyone with an idea get an app conceptualized, coded and designed, for a fee.
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Luo and his colleagues' algorithm, on the other hand, may have caught this coded hateful message.
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The four color-coded blades no longer screw on (in two different directions) on each motor.
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This isn't the first time Kjellberg's fashion choices have been examined as possible coded Nazi symbolism.
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And as it has, so has it become the place for coded messages to be spread.
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Inequities have plagued the tech world since Ada Lovelace coded the first computer program in 1842.
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The rest is up to Spectrum's coded ability to serve more content of the same type.
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Trump has also been charged by some with using racially coded rhetoric to mobilize his supporters.
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Drawstrings keep your food secure and the color-coded tops help you separate and organize produce.
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But the words used to describe her are coded language for being too independent and headstrong.
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If your calendar isn't color-coded, then every one of your entries is the same color.
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Check. A cabinet of color-coded binders with another 55,000 pages allegedly from the same archive?
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Was it a coded cry for help, the latest in a shadow campaign to "free Melania"?
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Genres are color-coded (blue for blues, gospel, and jazz; yellow for rock; red for electronic).
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The agent, Fred Leiser, is given some instruction in how to tap out his coded intelligence.
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You particularly hear it in focus groups, where voters can easily lapse into racially coded language.
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The most obvious clues are coded into the intruders who invade the "paradise" of the home.
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Speedrunners commonly use glitches inherent to the way games are coded to access places they shouldn't.
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Researchers coded and compiled their responses, finding those broad themes of emotional catharsis and improved relationships.
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But when he clicked on his color-coded ancestry chart, he felt relief: 99.7 percent European.
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They track median residential property price growth, colour-coded by the amount they grew by region.
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Racial profiling abounds on the platform, coded as public safety and efforts toward the greater good.
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But the Grammys were just as subtly coded as an attempt to restore value to music.
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We hear Paula talking to people over her radio, but it's all in a coded language.
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Barr color-coded the Mueller report redactions and explained why certain parts are kept under wraps.
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And last October, Annie Concannon of Cincinnati, Ohio, was "dress-coded" for wearing a crop top.
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They also hand-coded software in more traditional ways in an effort to guarantee certain behavior.
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They used the traces of saliva on the stamps from the killer's coded messages to newspapers.
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The researchers carefully coded all the things that parents and adolescents had said to one another.
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These frequencies cannot carry voice communications, only coded messages or — at a snail's pace — text messages.
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But the 2020 Democratic presidential hopefuls are adopting a different kind of coded language: virtue signaling.
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The subtle running theme is queerness throughout history — its persistent silencing, its coded expression through style.
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Graphic notation elements, including some vivid, color-coded schemes, became nearly as prominent as the melody.
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On one side are four bright, color-coded dots; on the other, four numbered yellow circles.
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Audiences are asked to enter the booth and make a commitment, with three color-coded options.
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The meals are apportioned in color-coded trays and stored in walk-in freezers until delivery.
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The nickname is a coded reference to the rapper's self-admitted past as a cocaine dealer.
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In most cases, the service is coded as an "alternative therapy" not covered by health insurance.
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They started to giggle, bizarrely, keeping up some coded conversation that he didn't try to follow.
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Much of the credit for its color-coded look belongs to the British cinematographer Nicolas Roeg.
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Notes are nested inside custom category tabs—think color-coded tags in a three-ring binder.
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There's a lot of debate about how itch and pain are coded in the sensory neurons.
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Notably, Coded Bias is built around exactly the kinds of people disadvantaged by these AI issues.
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But he had recently gotten himself into trouble over a series of coded anti-Semitic tweets.
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A top Pence staffer rejected the assertion that Pence was relaying a coded message to Zelensky.
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This means that YouTube's algorithm is coded to boost this content even if it contains misinformation.
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These portraits provide a face to the name (as well as maintaining her color-coded image).
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If it can be coded, it will end up on the Web or in an app.
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Fitch criteria limits are hard-coded in the central front-to back system with blocking controls.
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Those lights were from passing cars — not coded language that he said he alone could understand.
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Some have attempted to claim that the song contains coded messages related to the Christian faith.
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Mehretu's coded political sympathies pose few challenges to oligarchs whose actions her works may implicitly criticize.
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If the next piece of data is a 1, it's coded as guanine, and so on.
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"On the National question," according to Duncan, was coded language for discussions of racism and imperialism.
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Fans overall felt that, despite the writers' intentions, Pidge's experiences on the show were very trans-coded.
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Plain and simple from the NSA:The NSA flatly denies using its Twitter account to send coded messages.
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Manson believed that The Beatles were sending coded messages in their songs to start a racial war.
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Talend's products can help manage databases that are coded in an open-source software system like Hadoop.
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If you open an application on your computer, there's a good chance it was coded using Java.
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You can see it in the desperation coded into the art design of the game's lawless Washington.
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Instead, lanes in the factory are reportedly color-coded in shades of gray—a claim Tesla denies.
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Luke's counter complaints, to the latest ruling against her injunction, is coded in the language of sexism.
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The immigrants discovered in San Antonio had been divided into groups and marked with color-coded tape.
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But the body has its own coded signaling too, and it's the other crucial component of consent.
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Now he's mixing in another language entirely: references the far right is interpreting as a coded appeal.
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If you, like us, have a color-coded closet, purple likely doesn't have its own dedicated section.
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The move might sound familiar, because Lyft premiered "Amp," a similar device with a color-coded display.
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Officers responded to a call that an infant had "coded" and was in "distress" with troubles breathing.
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Ransomware can sometimes be removed, with enough time and effort, but it depends how it's been coded.
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Beef, and the activities around preparing it — butchering, barbecue, and grilling — have always been coded as masculine.
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"Read your Kindleberger" is just a coded way of saying "don't forget this has all happened before".
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As helpful as they are, they can contribute to that coded language that sells our signs short.
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Coded language can also be used for white people, in particular to signal support for white supremacy.
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In the past political scientists thought that racial appeals needed to be coded in order to work.
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The binding sites on the toxin are physical features, and are coded for in the snake's DNA.
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People born in urban areas who are coded as white are not willing to take these jobs.
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Instead of using a synthesizer that generates spoken words from a bunch of coded instructions, Basic Fun!
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Until Trump's victory, this resentment was usually expressed in muted form, via dog whistles and coded speech.
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He's not allowed to use the phone because he could be sending coded messages to his wife.
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Doing so pays dividends, but if you've never coded before, it can be a little off-putting.
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A secretive cabal arranges with coded words of where and when to meet about overthrowing the mayor.
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Hours after the beginning of the outbreak, Hutchins registered a domain that was coded into the malware.
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He uses hints and coded language rather than outright orders to try and preserve his plausible deniability.
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I show a daunting number of scenarios above, but they're color-coded to make following them easier.
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They're foldable, washable (and you can wash your produce in them, too), and have color-coded tags.
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Others noted that the app had been coded to tell users that their login credentials were invalid.
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It sounds confusing, but pills are usually color-coded in the packaging if they have multiple phases.
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Of course, the bot wasn't coded to be racist, but it "learns" from those it interacts with.
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Innumerable magnets and electronic devices are linked together with color-coded wiring and brightly painted metal structures.
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Many of these surreptitious access points and controls are coded into core software and engineered into hardware.
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He was transfixed by the regularity of Kepler's penmanship, and wondered if it might contain coded messages.
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Dog-whistle phrases, or coded racial appeals, were fine: states' rights, forced busing and law and order.
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Basically, the hair is coded with the property of a fluid and allowed to move as such.
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Now her message is more coded: accepting the multiplicity of identity, and the contradictions that define it.
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Artists who stayed home coded the language in their songs of protest so they wouldn't be banned.
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It was also a coded message, one that placed the embassy move within a wider theological context.
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The character Abed Nadir, though never officially labeled autistic on the show, is heavily coded as autistic.
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Xaviera Simmon's CODED exhibition continues at The Kitchen (512 W 19th Street, Chelsea, Manhattan) until July 29
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In 1980, she started weaving her own canvases and devising a coded language based on their structure.
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Right now, you can save 25% on all lens upgrades with the promo coded "LENSUP25" at checkout.
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He then broke away, declaring his intellectual independence first with coded critiques and then with unabashed polemics.
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For years, Republicans have used racially coded appeals to white voters as a means to win elections.
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I assumed it was a color-coded warning, a message to passers-by: This room is different.
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Protesters shared color-coded guidelines to which businesses to hit — targeting pro-government chains and government offices.
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City building officials have created a color-coded internet map to let the public track the sheds.
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The telegram was written under Ottoman letterhead and coded in Arabic lettering; four-digit numbers denoted words.
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How a patient's treatment is coded can make a huge difference in the amount insurance companies pay.
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Fans speculated that tracks on albums such as "Reputation" and "Lover" were coded with messaging about Alwyn.
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Talend's offerings can help manage databases that are coded in an open-source software system like Hadoop.
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Misdirection These methods steer users toward or away a certain choice with coded language or obstructive visuals.
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The BBC's royal correspondent Nicholas Witchell proffered the opinion that this year's address is "a coded message".
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Modi often spoke in barely coded language that signalled to his followers that he shared their bigotry.
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So today, our perception of the seven deadly sins is that they are "behaviorally coded," she said.
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They cared for their kids during the day, then coded at night, renting time on local computers.
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The late historian William Studwell, known for his Christmas carol expertise, also refuted the coded message idea.
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But on the inside it would be someone struggling with something, even if the language was coded.
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Bitcoin core developers coded a specific instruction, called OP_RETURN, to add 80 arbitrary bytes in a transaction.
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All of the things people have said about my looks have been coded and I didn't know.
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The app also shows you a unique "hearing profile," a sort of color-coded fingerprint of your hearing.
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They then color-coded each star based on the size of the fiber-optic strand they would use.
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Info is thought to be coded on the surface of its event horizon and emitted back as radiation.
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With this kit, you get four color-coded tips so the whole family can share the same unit.
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One feature that TechCrunch noted, which is already stirring some strong opinions, is color-coded responses inside threads.
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Throughout that time, Kaworu's textual love for Shinji, and the tension between them, has been coded as queer.
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Funnily enough, on its website, the capsule is color-coded as "Metallic Red Bronze" on every single pair.
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While these characters are coded and interpreted as gay, LeFou is explicitly shown to be attracted to men.
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A spokeswoman for the Paris municipal authorities said police would find the color-coded scheme easy to operate.
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Each dot is color-coded to represent a different land use — like forest land, farmland, pavement and buildings.
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The rules, in this case, are algorithms, a set of mathematical procedures coded to achieve a particular goal.
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They instead adopted dog whistles and coded language that continue in much of public dialogue in America today.
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And any hint of gay femininity or gender dissidence is generally erased, coded, or relegated to minor characters.
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Do you happen to have any data on is that emoji coded in some social way as white?
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In the past, Republican candidates have been justly criticized for deploying racially coded messages around crime and welfare.
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"Anything else that might have that effect — coded language, deployment of stereotypes — becomes unrecognizable as racism," says Sen.
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Machines are increasingly trained instead of programmed, learning through association and pattern recognition, rather than hard-coded instructions.
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For Dempster, trust is coded, not earned, and until programmed otherwise, it will remain a glutton for punishment.
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I'd coded in how business rivalries might work, but I'd never expected it to become a family affair.
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Once you realized the AI had such hard-coded responses, it was easy enough to manipulate and defeat.
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The judge had marked her file with color-coded stickers on pages where he wanted follow-up information.
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Give your coded creation a final round of tweaks and tests and then submit your hack right here.
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Prosecutors say Coronel shouldn't be allowed to speak to her husband because he could pass her coded messages.
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Love, as it currently stands, is coded with struggle due to factors like race, gender and ability status.
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First of all, the dialog window has been coded to show the user is running Chrome's 53 version.
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All together, they write in HBR, the two researchers collected and coded about 60,000 hours worth of data.
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This is a party which has promoted some of Mr Trump's more noxious ideas, just in coded language.
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Like the DARPA engineers who coded the internet protocol, these students hadn't appreciated the impact of their invention.
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Lamps of Murano glass send shockwaves of color-coded light to their neighbors as visitors enter the Forest.
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In the game, players navigate eight different alien worlds via rocket ship while collecting color-coded alien figures.
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Jones has a theory that Trump coded a secret message in his letter firing FBI Director James Comey.
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Mostly they drink beers and carp idly, in the coded manner of lifelong friends now in their 30s.
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We learn that early word processors were difficult to market to executives, who saw typing as coded female.
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The first, coded "OP," is when a voter is in the correct county but at the wrong precinct.
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Kang's description of baseball's having "a racially coded obsession with tradition" is as shameful as it is sophomoric.
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To become a man in this society meant acquiescing to a world of rigid hierarchies and coded aggression.
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Apple also uses these color-coded categories to visualize your spending habits on a daily and weekly basis.
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I, too, have participated in nearly every trend mentioned in this story: I have a color-coded bookshelf.
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In the seventh grade, a friend of mine was dress-coded routinely for her short rompers and skirts.
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That experience is eerily recreated in Organic Software, an anonymously coded website published by Seth Price in 2015.
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Both Abrams and Gillum are black, and Trump's comments provoked allegations that he was making racially coded attacks.
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They built their own language, sending coded messages on high-pitched sound waves between SoFi and the diver.
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You can check out our coded results here, or the full toplines and crosstabs at Morning Consult Intelligence.
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José Leonilson's (1957-1993) work is cryptic, coded and often hard to read — even if you understand Portuguese.
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They wore T-shirts that barely coded their radical politics: "Brown, even without the sun," read one slogan.
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He and his therapist moved on to demystifying the washing machine and the microwave, using color-coded controls.
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The sports that are coded as 'appropriately female' correspond closely to the kinds of bodies that they build.
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That "do something, anything" is coded as the "liberal" position is a function of the lopsided US debate.
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After twenty years of friendship, they speak in coded shorthand, while wordlessly pulling fries off each other's plates.
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Color-coded case files from 1981 in the evidence room where detectives are reviewing the Atlanta child murders.
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We coded each document to characterize its positions on climate change as real, human-caused, serious and solvable.
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Ghebreyesus has proposed a color-coded classification system to more accurately capture the gradations of global health crises.
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" The result is that white supremacists see his comments as coded pandering "and they love Trump for it.
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But by centering women and bringing femininely coded imagery to the presidential race, Gillibrand went into uncharted territory.
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" "Also the end of this video is some of the worst coded racist rhetoric about women of color.
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Also the end of this video is some of the worst coded racist rhetoric about women of color.
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The problem is, whether or not we're aware, the key words we search are coded with political biases.
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Yesterday I had my yearly blood draw, my wrist and tube labels all bar coded with unique IDs.
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There may not be advertisements in local newspapers, but there are networks and new forms of coded language.
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On songs like "Brown Eyed Handsome Man," he sang, in judiciously coded language, about pushing back against segregation.
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She Likes to Sew praises its color-coded and numbered upper thread guides and lower looper threading instructions.
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Subway sufferers, take note: In Germany, a frustrated commuter knitted a scarf, color-coded based on train delays.
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He devised subtle, colorless ensembles, the drape and shape of which sent coded messages to the educated eye.
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The students were flown or driven to test centers, where they were given pencils with the coded answers.
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Trivago began as a self-coded tool in 2005 and has grown into a global hotel search platform.
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That product did not cause an uproar, highlighting the coded ways such products are marketed in the States.
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That's because the press tends to tune out anything that can be coded as a partisan political controversy.
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Once you fill the white heating chamber with herb, choose one of the five color-coded heat settings.
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The Aeneid was a coded celebration of the triumph of "order" (and, Virgil implied, Caesar himself) over chaos.
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He signed his coded name as 113, a sign-off which later inspired Ian Fleming's character James Bond.
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The exhibition is part of their current retrospective, Coded Nature, on view at Stedelijk Museum until August 26.
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Tourists buy souvenirs and munch pizza, oblivious to the meaning of the coded graffiti on the street's peeling walls.
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Months later, Scott released his third studio album Astroworld, which contained a few coded references to Stormi and Jenner.
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I coded the rest of the PAC contributors as "interest group PACs," distinguishing them from the formal party organization.
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Even when I lived with my parents, my closet was color coded and my clothing was arranged by season.
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In taters, the browning enzyme was coded into a family of four sub-genes that were chemically very similar.
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This hasn't worked out in several instances where poorly coded contracts allowed hackers to make off with people's money.
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They tend to be "top coded" with a highest category that just says "over $250,000" or some other threshold.
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Oh, and then there's the scene with the pack of crows that are clearly coded as offensive black stereotypes.
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If Hutchins was responsible for developing those systems, he may have coded together a malware component without knowing it.
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Another tactic Q uses to "prove" that they are connected to Trump are coded messages that don't often work.
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The Bancor Foundation has coded smart contracts into each of their tokens, allowing them to forgo being exchange traded.
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All the required parts are then transferred to bar-coded wells in the dishes and their contents mixed automatically.
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It's been proved many times before that rudimentary, hard-coded chatbots can get quite far in apparently complex conservations.
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Scientists will certainly be watching as the newly-coded genes continue to manifest, potentially in unpredictable or harmful ways.
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It's also got a custom control system, which uses coded audio bursts to transmit instructions from a human operator.
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But these examples show how coded language can work, and how it can impact broader discussions about these issues.
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Of course, Islamophobia is so common and accepted in the US that sometimes people don't bother with coded language.
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The second option is that the North Koreans are sending coded messages to spies they have in South Korea.
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The assault, according to the indictment, was later discussed with Portillo by a chapter leader in a coded conversation.
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On color-coded maps of the region, its flow rate went from stable blue to raise-the-alarms red.
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To Nteta's ears, this sounded familiar, like the coded language sometimes used by politicians to indirectly talk about race.
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Trump is using barely coded words that directly echo one of the most ancient of all anti-Semitic libels.
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The agency maintained an orange warning - the second-highest in a four-tier color-coded system for severe weather.
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The newest technology, designed and coded by the music artist, lets you watch Snoop Dogg react to YouTube videos.
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All are working on creating three (and someday more) games where you drag your thumb across color-coded dots.
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When the play begins, Silver and Dolores have just returned from abroad to their insular, tranquilizingly color-coded apartment.
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Or that was how Garver read it: he and his wife had had the same coded discussion years ago.
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For boys and young men, you can role-model that activities and traits traditionally coded as "feminine" are valuable.
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But drive gently and you'll be rewarded (the car gives color-coded indications of how green your driving is).
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His coded distillations of white economic and racial resentment are by now the most thoroughly decoded in American politics.
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Things heat up when Xo bails on babysitting Mateo, hanging Jane (and her color-coded calendar) out to dry.
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A lovely, color-coded map represents every movie, from 1977's A New Hope to 2016's Rogue One.
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Developers mistakenly coded credentials for accessing services provided by Twilio Inc, said Appthority's director of security research, Seth Hardy.
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The meteorological agency issued a blue alert, the lowest in a four-tier color-coded system for severe weather.
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Trump's appeals, in particular, have featured coded language, contrasting the "Harvard/Yale educated man" DeSantis with the "thief" Gillum.
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Later, a report comes back, breaking down various depression drugs like Zoloft and Paxil into different color-coded buckets.
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As coded movies go, "This Is Our Land," which is directed by Lucas Belvaux, is not difficult to crack.
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Clinton needed to smile more, a coded reminder that women must project beauty and deference to the male gaze.
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"Reliving my personal hell tomorrow on Wifey Wednesday," she says alongside a photo of a color-coded seating chart.
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Thanks to the colors coded by our rigid dichotomous gender binary, looks like the kid's gonna be a boy!
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It's full of science fiction imagery and, to hear some fans tell it, coded messages about the singer's life.
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Patrick Mandia and Brian Wagner coded Soon, but everyone on the team served as a product manager, says Mazzeo.
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The coded message becomes a tangible alert to parts of the natural world we are in danger of destroying.
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Labeling buried utilities with color-coded flags, posts, or spray paint is a well-established part of street excavation.
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The 2014 presentation found a bevy of problems in SATCOM, including flawed protocols, poor encryption and hard coded passwords.
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Then she'd receive coded instructions via shortwave radio about where to hand over the discs to her Cuban contacts.
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The Germans then searched her home, found hidden coded messages and arrested her on espionage charges in November 1916.
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It was his coded way of saying he intended to preserve the court's Republican-appointed majority at any cost.
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The images below demonstrate the sort of nonverbal cues we coded using examples from the 2016 US presidential candidates.
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For decades, the modern conservative movement has depended on racial appeals — sometimes coded, sometimes overt — to seize political power.
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Posters can utilize a variety of misspellings, dog whistles, and coded language to refer to certain races or ethnicities.
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But the other problem is that artificial intelligence is known to reproduce biases that aren't explicitly coded into it.
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But inevitably, every investor question was some coded way of asking about Rockstar because that's all shareholders cared about.
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These are hard to cover in a national plan, although you'll see coded references to things like panic buying.
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He didn't hesitate to address white journalists who described him using coded racist language to diminish his career accomplishments.
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The laptop, carried by all full-scholarship students and coded with hidden meanings, pivoted my friends' understandings of me.
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Janeites who may be super butch in light of day privately visit spheres coded female: domesticity, romance, social life.
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They're both Australian; both with images coded — in slightly different ways — as bogan; both increasingly regarded as brilliant actors.
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On a private list of attendees guarded by organizers, people were sorted into color-coded categories: Entertainment, Media, Influential.
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Her book exploring how ideological biases are coded into key words is currently under contract with Yale University Press.
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The paradox is that in today's America, coded anti-Semitism is more of a political taboo than open Islamophobia.
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Turn the pages of the storybook to see how the playset can be manipulated to accomplish certain "coded" tasks.
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He assigns a coded number to each offensive action — a high pick, for example — and then strings several together.
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Over strained guitar licks, the song is serious about the coded language it uses for illicit affairs and activities.
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If a page is full of color-coded words, it usually requires a closer look, according to the executives.
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The images are largely rendered in three coded colors: green for land, red for city, and blue for water.
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Each is color-coded by type, and clicking these areas pops up information on building construction and historic photographs.
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They included coded symbols that were supposedly drawn on fence posts and houses to convey simple messages to tramps.
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Chunks are given weird coded names that define, among other things, whether they should be considered "critical" or not.
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The N.S.A. even used its official Twitter account to send coded messages to the Russian nearly a dozen times.
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Essentially, not only will IoT products be manufactured in China, the software for them will be coded in China too.
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Ms. Giddens is also an anthropologist of traditional songwriting, which, she pointed out, has often addressed oppression in coded language.
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A preternatural inclination for tasteful Etsy cross-stitches and vintage art prints is of course not coded into female DNA.
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These posts were found by using common keywords which are associated with dog fighting, with some of these terms coded.
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In related news, a color-coded chart shows which finance jobs are in demand— and where Wall Street is headed.
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Each interview was coded with key words according to the alleged crime, such as killing, rape, sexual violence and lynching.
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More pointed still is Christien Meindertsma's "Fibre Market", with woollen fibres from 1,000 discarded sweaters sorted into colour-coded piles.
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We get your demographic information, which is anonymously coded, because that stuff affects how you vote and what you support.
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The webcam was hard-coded to a single, easily guessed password, which could not be changed if it became compromised.
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The Koov kit also includes 23 pre-designed, pre-coded "Robot Recipes" to encourage kids to get building right away.
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The shortcut, which is rolling out on both web and mobile, cannot be removed from your Favorites – it's hard-coded.
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The world is constantly in flux, the idea of having a hard-coded, static list of connections doesn't make sense.
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Before, you had to use coded words like "spectrum" or "welcome" when it came to LGBTQ outreach groups in parishes.
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They'll be able to get a sense of coding basics with sensors that pick up on color-coded train tracks.
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Much like African-American slaves, generations of Sami took refuge in it as a form of resistance and coded language.
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These machines may be getting better at predicting the future, but even to them their fates are still being coded.
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And while Britain isn't looting its former colonies the way it used to, its leaders still use coded imperial language.
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Chuck Grassley actively joined in the barely-coded stoking of anti-Semitism by waving around the George Soros conspiracy-mongering.
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The footage was captured in different wavelengths and then color coded so we can see what's happening in better detail.
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These are organized into color-coded sections like Bakery, Dairy, Fruits & Vegetables, Health & Beauty, Meat & Seafood, Snacks, and many more.
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The way this is coded into us from birth gives the impression that it's been that way for time immemorial.
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" During the school day, he shared, "UPDATE: I'm in 6th period water polo and I have not gotten dress coded.
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By registering an obscure web address that was hard-coded into the malware, he was able to stop its spread.
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Even if you've literally never coded a line in your life, these courses are simple enough to get you started.
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The doctors had just told us—in a somewhat coded, careful manner—that the latest brain scan didn't look promising.
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Kareem&aposs lawyers said the agent interpreted things that Hendricks said to be coded advice on violently attacking the contest.
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The Altan brothers were accused of giving coded messages on a television talk show a day before the coup attempt.
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Plus, Snapchat says Lenses are coded to be compatible with not just iOS and Android, but future AR hardware platforms.
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" Oblivious Archie — who's actually played by a biracial actor, but is coded as white on Riverdale — responds, "Not exactly, Mrs.
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These include the introduction of bar-coded tickets and scanners, as well as 1,700 automatic ticketing machines at train stations.
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We counted down the seconds until the bell rang in each class period using a widget coded by another student.
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At the time of its airing, the work was viewed as a coded critique of the Pakistani military regime's ineptitude.
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Its reactions aren't hard-coded, meaning Kiki chooses how to respond based on what it has "learned" in the past.
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The UCLA professor's work is constantly changing as it carries out the coded instructions that Reas has written for it.
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"A lot of the more veteran team members [coded Gorillas] when we got our first PCs way back," he said.
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All of the samples are coded by keywords and musical key, allowing you to mix and match samples at will.
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After the ransomware attack earlier this season, someone has coded together an fsociety-themed ransomware, as first reported by Motherboard.
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It's a recipe she also repeats in her dark-walled office, where color-coded bookshelves provide a playful bright spot.
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This suggests that their models can reliably identify people in a database who had AIS but weren't coded for it.
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"Women have had a much easier time adopting masculine-coded garments, than men embracing potent feminine symbols," Ms. Cronberg wrote.
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While we are being tracked, coded, profiled, and targeted, we are still not fully integrated into a hybrid data system.
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The choice is heavy and real, and there is no easy color-coded response that responds to a karma system.
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Consider last year's Uber crash, in which the self-driving algorithms weren't coded to yield to an unexpected human jaywalker.
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" Tim Farron, the leader of the opposition Liberal Democrats, said that "coded nudges and winks like this are utterly horrific.
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Each of these five was color-coded: leggings, gloves, wigs and even contact lenses all in the same single shade.
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A red and blue color-coded map of North Carolina voting by county quickly reveals the divide in the state.
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President Trump has attacked black athletes, using a series of racially coded dog whistles that have grown coarser over time.
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And that included metadata, or coded data, about the emails and what they meant and what they were associated with.
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These days, volcano observatories and volcanic ash advisory centers around the world issue color-coded warnings to the aviation industry.
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There was a color-coded banner in the nail aisle describing which nail finish would best suit a customer's needs.
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Graffiti was once a countercultural threat that conservative forces roundly maligned as a racially coded stand-in for urban delinquency.
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This triggers an Air Force medical review, which very possibly will cause the reservist to be coded as non-deployable.
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By the end, the story has shifted to Turkey and a dubiously coded landscape dotted with minarets, crescents and stars.
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As runners complete their descent, they begin to diverge into their color-coded routes, spilling like rivulets into the streets.
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The travel credit is automatically applied toward the first $300 worth of purchases that get coded as travel by Chase.
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Told y'all I would do it, catch me tomorrow wearing this to see if I get dress coded 🤧 pic.twitter.
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Mr. Clinton said some Republicans had used "coded racist language" when they criticize Medicaid dollars as a kind of "welfare."
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" After the update, WhatsApp CEO Jan Koum announced to customers that "respect for your privacy is coded into our DNA.
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Anger in music, we're told, is like crudeness in playing: It's something that must be smoothed, euphemized, coded, made palatable.
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The pair continued to exchange emails about Deripaska, often in vague, coded language, as the summer of 2016 went on.
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In principle, any message, no matter how complex, can be coded as a sequence of yes/no questions and replies.
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Like Magic, it uses different types of color-coded resources to dictate which cards players can bring to the table.
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The sorting is accomplished based on descriptive words that Anderson, with the help of his daughters, coded into the device.
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The matches included a disproportionate number of members of the Congressional Black Caucus—a clear example of the coded gaze.
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Coded door locks and biohazard boxes are just a few of the ways store owners are making their bathrooms safer.
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Boyd and other workers of color learned there was a coded language to talk about them, according to the lawsuit.
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He said that the mayor was being "nasty," a coded appellation he seems to favor when his target is female.
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The lack of political specificity (the characters are vaguely coded as left-leaning) dulls whatever critique Ms. Potter is after.
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In our study, we coded the verbal and nonverbal behavior of 151 US senators in office between 1989 and 1998.
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She spent six to eight hours a day for many months tackling the paperwork — color-coded file folders and all.
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After seven months of street protests against Beijing's assault on these liberties, Hong Kong is color-coded — and bitterly divided.
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It wasn't only because it was the last that I heard from him that the gift felt coded and meaningful.
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Mr. Kent showed up to his impeachment interview today displaying that highly coded semiotic object known as a bow tie.
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Finally, the proportions were color-coded from light pink representing the smallest proportions to dark purple representing the greatest proportions.
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Fashion was a more coded form of expression: McCullers's embroidered vests and bluejeans spoke the things she couldn't say aloud.
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And since the most secret components are hard-coded into the CPU, no software update could mitigate those potential problem.
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And until last week, buyers and sellers could easily find each other, relying on coded messages that communicated their intent.
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An inmate with $25,751 in his commissary account was giving orders in elaborately coded phone calls from prison, prosecutors said.
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Gang members had to memorize an elaborate coded language that would allow the phone calls from prison to go undetected.
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Ms. Spitzer's privileges were such that she managed to correspond with her only surviving brother in Slovakia through coded postcards.
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That would be different than Down to Lunch, which they coded up in mere hours while listening to One Direction.
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Those loans were administered by the Federal Housing Administration, which maintained color-coded maps of neighborhoods across the United States.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The US presidential election cycle has become a hotbed of coded memes and imagery.
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Avendano coded an algorithm to determine the randomness of the videos' components, which screen different parts of a dream sequence.
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The way bitcoin works is the number of coins that will ever be created is hard-coded into the software.
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The curator was aware that the piece contained numbers that counted down, but apparently was unaware of their coded meaning.
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The conversations are quite ordinary — there is no coded language, and full addresses and contact numbers are included in postings.
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They were still getting Paragon and Renegade points, and the decisions were still color-coded Paragon blue and Renegade red.
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A few hours later, Q posted again, adding coded phrases that /pol/ users would interpret and argue over for months.
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For instance, in one dataset, one player was coded as having played a nonviolent game using a "pistol-shaped controller" (the study did not further specify, but controllers shaped like guns do exist), but in the other data set, the same participant was coded as having played the violent video game with this controller.
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And there was this sense, among a lot of mainstream business men, for instance, who thought ... Well, he's saying he's picked out specific populations and appealed to them with specific coded racism words, or coded women issues, or whatever it was ... That he's speaking in code to get elected to certain segments of the population.
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It's because of a phenomenon known as coded language, a subtle way members of the public, media, and politicians talk about race, gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation, and religion in the US. And with the Black Lives Matter movement and Donald Trump's rise in the Republican primaries, coded language is at the forefront of public dialogue.
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There's a forth gesture, just holding your hand on the fabric, which is hard-coded to just shutting your phone up.
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By simply searching a location, users will be shown a color-coded map of the pollution level in the surrounding area.
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You can see all your devices in a neat list, with color-coded labels about whether they "need attention" or not.
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The map is also color-coded: Darker green signifies lower median home prices, while darker red signifies higher median home prices.
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When loading a page coded with AMP, excessive Javascript tags are no longer prevalent, and content is cached in the cloud.
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If this genetic material coded for useful proteins that increased the rate of droplet division, natural selection would favor the behavior.
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Well, maybe, but maybe what pumpkin spice backlash is really about is our dismissal of trends that are coded as feminine.
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Type in your desired destination and the app shows you a color-coded calendar that indicates when flights are the cheapest.
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Salla, a frequent face on the UFO conference circuit, has suggested Trump has sent coded messages regarding both Q and UFOs.
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Parents receive a colour-coded memo every two months, showing their child's progress towards various goals, as well as their attendance.
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Others are approaching their displeasure in a more coded — or sometimes outright — racist manner, objecting specifically to the new show's casting.
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The attorney general said the redactions will be color-coded, so that readers can better understand why certain information was hidden.
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Reject, name, and call out divisive coded language and dog-whistle politics when you hear it used to justify violence.7.
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We weren't having girls' nights or exchanging coded glances over the dinner table, but we weren't screaming at each other, either.
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Colour-coded tags hang near the door to sort casualties: red for the most urgent cases, black for those beyond help.
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What I study is the deliberately coded signals that are on clothing brands deliberately manufactured to appeal to the far right.
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In terms of user-facing visuals, Google is ramping up its phishing warnings from basic banners to huge color-coded alerts.
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It represents more than just a use of a popular color; coded into these design choices is a sense of bridling.
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Tovala, for instance, sells meal kits with instructions that are coded into the oven so it can cook them as intended.
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Available starting Wednesday for $21, the S230 can be driven using a mobile app, or coded to move on its own.
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I have never been dress-coded before, and I felt the staff of my school put a target on my back.
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A retelling of the trials, the play was a coded indictment of the anti-communist hysteria of the 1940s and '50s.
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Dapper professionals strode back from lunch meetings as preschoolers in color-coded smocks clustered around teachers in the dappled green shade.
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Using heavily coded language, Serena and Naomi Putnam (Ever Carradine) address their doubts regarding Gilead's lack of opportunity for young women.
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The design is inspired by vintage aviation, and the watch provides LED color-coded or buzz notifications for contacts and apps.
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Why it matters: When poorly coded or deployed, AI systems can make huge mistakes or harm some groups more than others.
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A famous line from the anime series Fist of the North Star, it was a fittingly coded shot across the bow.
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The map's contour lines, however, are taken from a color coded contour map developed by the U.S Geological survey in 2003.
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Yet for all this nuance, Darkest Dungeon's memories are still fairly deterministic: The Quirks are hard-coded, as are their causes.
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Cybersecurity, broadly speaking, relies heavily on people finding and reporting bugs to the people who coded them in the first place.
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"Instantly I was like — okay, I'm going to get dress-coded and I felt the need to change," she told Buzzfeed.
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Purchases are grouped in color-coded categories like food, entertainment and more, and spending trends are shown over weeks or months.
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If you're not wearing the ring, or if your fingerprint isn't coded to the grip sensor, the gun will remain disabled.
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It's an appeal to twin contempt for climate science and public support for the arts, a coded invitation to ridicule both.
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The agency has issued an orange alert, the second highest in China's four-tier, color-coded alert system for severe weather.
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The company makes programmable friendship bracelets for girls that can sync up, send secret messages and be coded for different functionalities.
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The Ryuk ransomware was coded by a Pyongyang-controlled hacking group known as Lazarus, according to the cybersecurity firm Check Point.
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Mr. Saulnier, whose previous color-coded exercise in mayhem was "Blue Ruin," needed some detestable bad guys, and he chose well.
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The color-coded map shows large sections of districts being carved out along Los Angeles, Santa Monica Bay and San Bernardino.
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As a regular user, one of the most notable changes to the platform is the new space for color-coded searching.
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Every song is made up of stuttering waves of pure noise, clashing and interlocking in preordained patterns hand-coded by Perich.
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The number that littered Drake's music and the city of Toronto all weekend - were a coded message, a cry for help.
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The blocks snap together and are color-coded based on function so as to minimize instruction for the target age group.
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Any reference to "forced busing," the coded language used by opponents of desegregation efforts in the 1960s and 1970s, was not.
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"What a (not much) coded racist message from the 'president*" @espyforsenate & his family -- especially his grandfather -- have served Mississippi for generations.
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Ms. Abdel Aziz uses coded language for loaded political terms and events throughout the novel, which was translated by Elisabeth Jaquette.
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Separately on Monday, Paris introduced a colour-coded sticker scheme to cut down the number of cars in the city centre.
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The report, which is reportedly more than 400 pages, will be coded with four colors that signal different categories of redactions.
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To this end, the researchers designed a mathematical way of expressing two different "worldviews" that may be eventually coded into machines.
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The Bitcoin Cash hard fork, in fact, was initially coded as a contingency plan if this community initiative failed to deliver.
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Kaspersky can only see the MAC addresses that were hard-coded into the particular malware samples found on its customers' machines.
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Slated for a November 2017 debut, Tanglewood is being coded on original Sega hardware and will be released on a cartridge.
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That awoke unscrupulous developers, who quickly coded up fake versions and submitted them to the App Store. 旅行青蛙.
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Members of the defense team, speaking among themselves, used coded language like "coloring" to mean coaching a witness, the summary said.
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When workers run, journalists often express amazement, or talk about them in class-coded ways that demean their intelligence and character.
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Why would a lesbian guest — coded, obnoxiously, as less than hot — behave with a prostitute exactly as a straight man would?
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Daley went on to detail a 20123 study that coded incidents of aggression in best-selling 2004 and 2005 porn videos.
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The redactions, to be color coded to reflect the reason they were omitted from the final report, have Democrats seeing red.
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A retelling of the trials, the play was a coded indictment of the anti-communist hysteria of the 217s and 217s.
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Society still sees strong and muscular women as somehow unnatural for daring to inhabit a body that is coded as masculine.
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When you set it up, you see a map of your neighborhood, with color-coded icons labeled crime, safety or suspicious.
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Cado: And they're all color coded to the enemies so you know which ones to pick and all that, their weaknesses.
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None of Atwood's new color- and costume-coded social classes are likely to make a similar leap to internationally recognized meme.
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Mr. French wrote thousands of computer-coded rules suggesting how certain character types derived from Ms. Susann's works might plausibly interact.
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Hasbro has launched a Dance Code Belle doll that can be coded to perform different maneuvers and dances using an app.
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Why would a lesbian guest—coded, obnoxiously, as less than hot—behave with a prostitute exactly as a straight man would?
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It comes complete with color-coded high-temperature wiring and a fusible link with an automatic shut-off feature for safety.
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In 2000, it introduced the "fantastic three" citywide curbside collection program with separate, color-coded bins for recyclables, compost and trash.
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"Fantastic Beasts" is indeed fantastical, but many themes and references, like the Magical Congress's color-coded threat index, are pointedly contemporary.
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He showed Mr. Ferguson the color-coded, heavily annotated guest lists the reservationists had prepared for that day's lunch and dinner.
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It conveniently divides foods into color-coded categories so it's practically a no-brainer to eat more wholesome, nutrient-dense foods.
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It was the first time I'd seen an Army order, complete with a confusing series of coded numbers and mysterious abbreviations.
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While Mr. Hinton moved around color-coded Post-its, Ms. Li talked about how lucky she was to work with him.
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Their observations of housing and habits, plus the data they received from school-board visitors, were transmuted into colour-coded maps.
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That morning, local DJ "Shelley the Playboy" Stewart served up some coded patter, confirming that the plan was on as scheduled.
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" However, throughout all the characters Hammond played on his 14 year run on SNL, he never color-coded an impression "red.
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That day at the theater, on the other hand, will likely be coded by their hippocampus as a long-term memory.
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Or could all these rainbows be some kind of coded message about Apple's upcoming announcements that we're just not seeing yet?
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Some are arguing that Trump's warning that the election is "rigged" is coded language meant to arouse suspicions about black voters.
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The charging document claims that among their attempts at coded language was a reference to Kendricks' jersey number with the Eagles.
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A retelling of the trials, the play was a coded indictment of the anti-communist hysteria of the 1940s and '50s.
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Today, the global financial system operates with different coded data identifiers that have to be mapped together to connect between systems.
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These include both the physical sensations the works evoke and the narratives surrounding specifically coded bodies in specific times and places.
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Green nevertheless practiced the African-American art of coded communication, addressing black readers in messages that went over white peoples' heads.
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The girls don't stop until they've polished each assignment to a high shine and rewritten their notes with color-coded precision.
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No hard liquor or drugs is present (absinthe, once a popular still life motif, served as a coded allusion to decadence).
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Hotel rates are also displayed on a color-coded calendar, like flights, and can be viewed on a new map interface, too.
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Once the drone reaches the delivery area, the recipient points their mobile phone's flash at the drone, which blinks the coded pattern.
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Hafen said there were four sets of memory cards and that three of the four were coded improperly, disabling the voting machines.
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That allowed them to broadly see and map out how the cells actually carried out the genetic instructions they were coded with.
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The pictures were of random objects, hand-coded, pixel-by-pixel, as to what was the object and what the background was.
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These color-coded objects helped map an impression and concept of the East in the minds of those at the imperial center.
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Alt-text is coded within the HTML displaying a graphic—it is not visible to users unless they hover over the image.
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The man is actually a host, one who has been coded to read as a human for the purposes of the experiment.
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The version Haider showed me also had color coded labels, which would help people more easily identify replies that are most relevant.
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Their lamentations were also a coded attack on ultra-leftist zealots who were circling the ailing Mao, now that Zhou was gone.
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Simple references to pizza, cheese, and sauce (regarding, let's remember, a pizzeria) were twisted into coded signals to a sex-trafficking ring.
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The vast majority of the humor, however, derives from its particular rendering of what is coded, again and again, as Trump Country.
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Faced with the flow of injured citizens, General Naval Hospital personnel continued to use a color-coded triage for admittance on Wednesday.
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I turned to leave, unable to decipher the coded language of his sexual come-on, but aware that I should be uncomfortable.
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Others seek to categorise the miasma differently: eg, as racist, economic, cultural and religious; or explicit and coded; or soft and violent.
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The flying branch currently has fewer than 1,200 combat-coded fighters, according to the Heritage Foundation, but around 163,750 fighters in total.
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It is, put differently, a way of expressing white anxiety about a changing and more diverse America in not especially coded language.
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Holding her notebook in her lap, Ms. Ward slowly ran her finger along the pages of color-coded entries of job leads.
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The system is color-coded, starting from green at the lowest level, followed by yellow, orange and red — the highest risk level.
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The systems are complicated, but the larger takeaway is simple: your boarding pass has a lot of private information coded onto it.
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This is where Prospector Zullie discovered that, while From Software marketed Chalice Dungeons as completely random, they aren't actually coded that way.
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And, by ringing each of the dunnocks in the garden with colour-coded bands it was possible to identify individuals by sight.
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The redactions in the report will be colour-coded by category, according to Barr, explaining the reasons that parts are blacked out.
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For instance, coded or implied white nationalism and white separatism content may be more difficult to ferret out, especially given Facebook's scale.
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One piece titled Subsidized Starvation is a color-coded composite of children's toys, paints, and corn stuffs, like kernals and cob halves.
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With her brown skin and big hair, Bennett certainly falls outside the realm of "traditional beauty:" a coded word designated for Blackness.
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Coded language, then, allows politicians, media, and members of the public to tap into bigoted ideas while denying that's what they're doing.
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In the virtual space when we kissed, the engineers coded—without telling us—a big fireworks display, which we couldn't have indoors.
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Only 2% of all speaking characters across platforms (11,194, to be exact) were coded as lesbian (49), gay (158) or bisexual (17).
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George H.W. Bush was not the first nor the last to use coded language and veiled racist appeals in his campaign messages.
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You can make the argument that the original movie monsters—King Kong, Dracula, Nosferatu—were all coded with a certain sexual deviance.
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"Empathy is literally hard-coded into our DNA," says White as I brush my hair out of the way of the electrodes.
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Based on an SQL database format, it allows volunteers to determine how urgent the patient's condition is via a color-coded system.
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But for now, it just brings us to a scene at the FBI, where we learn how coded Soviet messages are transported.
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"Brown has always had a political gene that has been coded to go onward and upward on the political chain," Schell said.
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Research on the Underground Railroad, and on the supposed use of quilts as coded signposts, led Biggers to begin painting on them.
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Weyerhaeuser's family received a ransom note instructing them to communicate with the kidnappers through coded advertisements placed in local newspapers' classified sections.
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The alternative is parametric text to speech — building a completely computer-generated voice, using coded rules based on grammar or mouth sounds.
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One can check various color-coded electoral maps available in the White House to see for whom these states voted in 2016.
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Electronic health records (EHR) are all the forms and notes from your health records that get coded and put into a database.
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The right came to political power under Richard Nixon and Reagan in part by using coded language to appeal to white prejudices.
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But the guy who coded it, James Hogarth, left the company last year, and no one else knows how to delete it.
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In every one of those movies, even as that sprawling arc is playing itself out, Tony is coded as an aspirational figure.
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Information about the user's charges and interest is clearly displayed in the app companion, and charges are color-coded for easier understanding.
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"He has made explicit what used to be conveyed implicitly using coded language that could be up for debate," Gillespie told INSIDER.
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I saw them color-coded at my sister-in-law's house, and I thought it looked cute, so I started doing it.
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"As you can imagine, there can be some disconnect between the making of that diagnosis and how it's actually coded," Cahill said.
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A Teletypesetter produced a ribbon of paper tape with coded perforations that corresponded to the operator's keystrokes, not unlike a player piano.
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At first glance it seems unfair that Scott calls "Manipulative Insincerity" the worst of all traits, because it is so coded female.
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Shades of sexism like gender-coded language or postings soliciting someone who's the "right fit" might be amplified by perceptive artificial intelligence.
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Trump injected himself in these races in the waning days, lobbing what many thought were racially coded insults at Gillum and Abrams.
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"They are the source coded and formulas to make some of the best-selling computer games of the 1980s," Scott told Motherboard.
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Instead, Smith coded every element by hand in HTML and CSS, computer languages that tell your browser how to display web pages.
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He worried the book might be coded alt-right propaganda aimed at children, but he reserved judgment until he'd read the thing.
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And though the Republican Party's racial appeals used to be more coded, it's been capitalizing on white resentment for a long time.
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And their ability to handle the low-oxygen levels up there is not due to mere hardiness — it's coded into their genes.
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Politics are present, but with a few notable exceptions, murmured, coded, stitched into the weave of fastidiously form-conscious, labor-intensive work.
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Scherr's team organized incoming patients with color coded tags: from green for the walking wounded to red for those closest to death.
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"You cannot easily fit women into a structure that is already coded as male; you have to change the structure," she writes.
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Days after winning his primary, DeSantis made what were perceived as racially coded remarks, warning voters not to "monkey up" the election.
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Politics are present but, with a few notable exceptions, murmured, coded, stitched into the weave of fastidiously form-conscious, labor-intensive work.
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She was arrested in 1993 as part of an operation that transported cocaine from Houston to Memphis, relaying coded messages between conspirators.
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Ms. Lee has been carefully assembling a to-do list — color-coded, naturally — and calling top officials in several Democrat-led states.
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Critics say the term is coded language for racism and anti-Semitism, pointing to its association with far-right politics and fascism.
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A 2012 Senate investigation showed how these schools took advantage of the panic that arose out of the recession through coded language.
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Each of the 14 CDs come in a color-coded cardboard wallet in shades of blue with photos of Radigue at work.
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For the past half century, too many Republicans have used coded racial appeals to win votes, often in the South as well.
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Prosecutors said that the comments were coded messages to followers of the cleric Fethullah Gulen, whom Ankara blames for orchestrating the coup.
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Drawn with feathered lines and in coded colors, the words are individual images that collectively form a chantlike piece of concrete poetry.
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Far from creating a more level playing field through impartial judgment, Coded Bias argues, AI has the potential to exacerbate existing inequalities.
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The character comes with a wife so isn't strictly coded as gay, though the words gay panic may run through your head.
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Others employ a simplistic Craigslist-style utilitarianism that feels like a throwback to an era when web pages were coded by hand.
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Even if you've never coded before, this course will teach you all the basic principles of front-end and back-end coding.
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Orchestras arrive with retinues of fans, who, armed with color-coded bandannas, form good-natured cheer squads at their hometown ensembles' performances.
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This could be "seen as a coded signal for a CNY (yuan) strengthening policy," Mizuho Bank said in a note on Monday.
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A quick look at color-coded Syria maps gives the obvious impression that ISIS as a conventional military force indeed has receded.
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In October, however, a transfer request was approved and coded to indicate he no longer needed to be in a medical facility.
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One possible answer is that men are generally ruder to women, and this latter category now includes AI assistants coded as female.
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There are times, though — looking over a map, a painting, a color-coded spreadsheet — when seeing color in high fidelity is important.
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" They sat in front of a wall of color-coded books including Michelle Obama's "Becoming" and Tony Robbins's "Money: Master the Game.
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In one, passages from a scholarly essay about the Homeland Security Department's color-coded terrorism alert system are calibrated to its colors.
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These programs were coded by evolution and help us survive every day; they are the sources of our ingenuity and our compassion.
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An air of suspense gathers as the Spadas and friends are drawn into the Italian resistance, eavesdropping, sending coded signals and carrying messages.
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The team is looking into improving the vision system, standardizing clothing folding and enlarging or otherwise changing the coded tags on each item.
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During the first Cold War, American and British spies would sometimes place coded messages in newspaper classified ads to communicate with each other.
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I must have drilled down to the half hour with Sonny's… and color-coded it… and laminated it (okay not laminated, but close).
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When that malware detected "certain circumstances," such as flight or ignition, it would be coded to sabotage the operation, the former official said.
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For virtual humans to be believable, their actions can't be preprogrammed in a traditional hard-coded sense, but must instead be extremely flexible.
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His private, abstract sigils are readable only to the artist and those with whom he has shared his coded schemes of queer desire.
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With coded messages they knew could be read by the Nazis, they smuggled the names and pictures of Jews hoping to escape death.
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To begin, one (or both) of them puts up an initial amount of Bitcoin that "funds" a coded contract that's shared between them.
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Each of the five models has its own coding section on the app and can be coded to make different sounds and motions.
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With dog whistles and coded language, it's much more subtle than what the left does — but it's a type of identity politics nonetheless.
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Chunky boots and a long pendant (which looks suspiciously like her Z pendant … hmm, sending coded messages to her ex?) completed her ensemble.
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In other words, it was coded specifically to the young and smartassed of New York City, and the way they lived in it.
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It was the Cold War, and the coded messages were rumored to be secret intelligence broadcasts from "number stations" located around the globe.
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Today, Netflix confirmed this with an announcement trailer playing off of the coded messages used by the secret organization VFD in the show.
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And, sure, there's some coded language in there about being madly in love with ... West Covina, but her enthusiasm feels real, for once.
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The finished app is as polished as I could make it but, seeing as I haven't coded professionally since 2000, it seemed fine.
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London, UK. Leader of the labour party Jeremy Corbyn, whose aides appear to have created an "enemies list" on a color-coded spreadsheet.
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Each item has a "Gear Level" and a color-coded rarity, as well as specific perks that augment or enhance that hero's abilities.
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Disaffected white Southerners moved to the Republican Party, which has advanced racially coded messages to support "states' rights" over the past 40 years.
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In contrast, Amma's violence is coded through her need to be Mama's perfect little girl: compliant at home, working diligently on her dollhouse.
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Apps that are properly coded for iOS will display a pop-up of their keyboard shortcuts when you hold down the Cmd key.
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Certain pre-coded videos played on Pornhub will send signals to these wireless devices, recreating the action on screen with motors and actuators.
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Bloody Days is a violent top-down action game based around a series of heist missions, starring the film's six color-coded protagonists.
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" The villain of Michael Meyers is coded as a very masculine evil, too — this symbol of what we might today call "toxic masculinity.
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He started Gigster with co-founder Debo Olaosebikan to make it easy for anyone to pay to get software designed, coded and delivered.
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Even from prison, she is said to have continued fighting by inserting coded messages about her captors in several letters to her sister.
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But it is not a new theory, nor has it been definitively proved, and the coded text of the manuscript remains un-decoded.
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When training is complete, a color-coded recovery score is given, which determines if an athlete should continue or let their body rest.
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You then tap on the date picker, and the app will automatically show you the times that work best, as color-coded suggestions.
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Things that are appealing to and popular with young girls are still coded as bad and insignificant, regardless of whether they actually are.
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While it seems like a major departure from the pinkwashed tech space, there's still a caveat — caring is often a feminine-coded emotion.
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So despite all your hard work and color-coded references, you're off-track the second that first urgent message comes into your inbox.
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Since Rotten Apples launched, Justice Erolin, who coded the site, says the reaction has been "overwhelming" in terms of both data and sentiment.
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During the hearing Tuesday, Barr said that those redactions will be color-coded depending on which of the four areas they fall under.
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A simple color-coded flag system also now helps communicate cyclone warnings to villagers, whether or not the mobile phone network is working.
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The books were color-coded based on their genre—for example, fiction covers were orange, crime was green, or biographies were dark blue.
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However, before we coded, everyone in the room had to get familiar with the HoloLens hardware and how to use and wear it.
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To avoid any mixups, you'll get a color-coded message before your pickup to help you and your driver correctly identify each other.
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Superhero powers assigned to women also tended to be coded as feminine, related to empathy and intellect, rather than strength or physical abilities.
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One of the most difficult things about detecting manipulated photos, or "deepfakes," is that digital photo files aren't coded to be tamper-evident.
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