He says he did not communicate in any way beforehand.
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I communicate in favors, like sharing bugs or watering plants.
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Was the Pentagon concerned that hackers might communicate in squid?
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Do you need math to communicate in your everyday life?
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You can use emojis and communicate in a more friendly way.
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WeChat is one of the main ways people communicate in China.
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They struggled to communicate in English, but this seems to work.
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"Communicate in a way that someone can't ignore," Ms. Waite said.
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Holtby said it's nearly impossible to communicate in the defensive zone.
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Much like R2D2 from "Star Wars," Savioke's machines communicate in beeps.
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Jasleen's disabilities have made it difficult to communicate in complete sentences.
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I communicate in the clicks and beeps of our abbreviated tongue.
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GIFs are inescapable, infiltrating almost every way we communicate in 2017.
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Some elite units now communicate in English during training, the paper said.
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As more and more people communicate in this way, change will come.
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As such, couples who communicate in person more tend to be happier.
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But another is to approach steps very cautiously and communicate in time.
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Her mother tongue was Telugu, but they managed to communicate in Hindi.
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We always communicate in a way that our audience can relate to.
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They applied glutamate, an important neurotransmitter that helps neurons communicate in animals.
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That's the sentiment that we were trying to communicate in that sequence.
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I think as an artist, Beyoncé really prefers to communicate in images.
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Users on Telegram can communicate in channels, groups, private messages, or secret chats.
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A quantum computer's quantum bits, or qubits, communicate in a whole new way.
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What's the most important thing for Marketo to communicate in its own marketing?
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Whales are heavily reliant upon sound to communicate in their murky, undersea worlds.
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Image: Wikimedia Commons/Tino StraussAnimals, like humans, communicate in lots of different ways.
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They meet once a month and communicate in between on a Whatsapp group.
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I mean, we can't really predict the way we'll communicate in 50 years.
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But the titular brothers do not communicate in a language you can understand.
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Although Becker and Djokovic generally speak English together, they also communicate in German.
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Likewise, we must communicate — in writing or in speech — with clarity and precision.
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But some teachers do not have state certification or cannot communicate in Spanish.
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And we need to communicate in this value, so we need real brands.
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"You have to communicate in order to communicate," says Megan Stubbs, a certified sexologist.
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"We have to make sure we can continue to communicate in secrecy," Tittel said.
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For over a decade, I taught college students how to communicate in professional settings.
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To begin with, they don't share a language and must communicate in broken English.
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How we communicate in the office is crucial to productivity, morale and employee engagement.
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Please stop trying to impress people with big words and communicate in plain English.
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We still have many things to learn about how they communicate in the open sea.
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I wanted to convey something of that experience and communicate in a very direct manner.
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Whenever he sets a ball screen, two defenders are forced to communicate in an instant.
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"The commander down to the lowest water master could all communicate in writing," Shaus said.
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I can only communicate in gif form,and I'm going on a hate blocking spree.
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Well, I've always believed you need to communicate in every media that your opposition is.
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Whales and dolphins have extraordinary hearing and the ability to communicate in widely varying voices.
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Newborn communication Most babies are born immediately able to communicate in one way: by crying.
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One in 10 adults in the U.S. struggle to communicate in English, census data show.
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Or that Meerkat and chatbots did not define how we would communicate in the future?
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But being able to use Google Translate helps riders and passengers communicate in any language.
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Someone so overcome by anger that he or she ceases to communicate in sensible English.
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And undoubtedly there are many other ways for them to communicate in the 21st century.
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Creating and performing can act as compensation for not being able to communicate in other ways.
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Kahn's poems, at least, do not communicate, in statements or otherwise; they are mimetic of communication.
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I just have to be intentional, plan ahead and openly communicate in advance to set expectations.
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The overwhelming majority of our employees communicate in a way that is consistent with our policies.
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Your new boss will communicate in his own way and set priorities as he sees fit.
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Worst case, she ends up isolating herself by continuing to communicate in a text-only medium.
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Aliens can have seven legs, know the future, and only communicate in nonlinear drawings, for instance.
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Emojis are, in text speak, analogous to the nonverbal way of we communicate in everyday encounters.
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"We will not be able to communicate in any case," said Patrick Martin, the mission manager.
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"We can communicate in a kind of shorthand that no one else understands," Mr. Earle said.
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I made a network protocol called Verse, which allows 3D applications to communicate in real time.
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That allows her to communicate in a way impactful enough to get more out of you.
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But to get the task done, the AIs were encouraged to communicate in their own language.
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The man's son speaks primarily Mandarin, and the pair find it hard to communicate in Cantonese.
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The sad truth is most of us don't know how to communicate in a genuine, personable way.
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But for the safety benefits to be comprehensive, vehicles will have to communicate in a standardized language.
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I genuinely think our lives are shifting in the ways we communicate, in all sorts of ways.
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Messaging platforms make it easy for teams to communicate in real time, no matter where they are.
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Anyone who has ever heard me try to communicate in Spanish knows I barely muddle through it.
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They connect better, can communicate in their own way, and be provided with cat to cat comfort.
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"We want to make sure that people are able to communicate in a borderless way," Bickert said.
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Mercury enters Capricorn at 9:04 AM, helping us communicate in a straightforward, right-to-business way.
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Right now, U.S. and Russian forces only communicate in Syria to prevent mid-air incidents between pilots.
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I would have to direct him with very large gestures and communicate in the simplest possible way.
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And American Indians bent marker trees into symbols they used to navigate and communicate in the forest.
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Katz says they took his work computer and personal laptop, which he used to communicate in IRC rooms.
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That constant barrage of stress that made it so difficult for us to communicate in a healthy way.
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Efficient deployment will require vehicles, operators and travelers to communicate in real time to match supply and demand.
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It is critical to meet this group where they are and communicate in ways that resonate with them.
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Most of these recent immigrants use WeChat, a social media platform that allows them to communicate in Mandarin.
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Some Spanish speakers were trying to communicate in their language, but Aaron was clearly having none of it.
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That's a particularly useful addition if you're working with remote teams that communicate in a variety of languages.
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The planes come with software suites which in theory allow them to communicate in real time in battle.
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But now that we all communicate in writing so much more often, kids also are read text messages.
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Telegram is an encrypted messaging service known to be used by the group's militants to communicate in secret.
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Brain-to-brain interface uses modern brain scanning tools to allow people to communicate, in a sense, telepathically.
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It shows attention, care, and appreciation — most of what we're trying to communicate in our gift-giving, anyway.
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When people communicate in short bits of text, they lose the physical signals that suggest warmth and connection.
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And we have to think more creatively about what it means to communicate in the social media age.
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Mr. Sekaliou wears Western clothing and, unlike his parents, can communicate in fluent bahasa Indonesian, the national language.
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We need only to be able to communicate in order to make things just a little bit better.
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She is selectively mute, choosing to communicate in sign language and use her speaking voice only when necessary.
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Even countries that have broken ties with each other need to communicate in times of crisis and war.
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Linda really knows how to use her body to communicate in an elegant way, never cheap and tawdry.
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Writing, Erdman said, developed in order to name things, to count things, and to communicate in the afterlife.
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But the group followed their lead and guidelines of how to communicate in times of strife and conflict.
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We communicate in many ways, and what you buy and what you wear is a form of communication.
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Americans, he complained, were literalists, who "don't know how to communicate in symbols except in the baldest of ways".
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Even as fundraising sites stop servicing them, Facebook offers a centralized way for supporters to communicate in private messages.
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Good thing we had GroupMe, which made it possible for groups of friends to seamlessly communicate in one conversation.
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Ripple's system relies on the technology to execute payments, allowing banks to communicate in real-time via secure messages.
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They communicate in brands that the rest of us have never heard of, and over time, cliques have formed.
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They also communicate in Slack, but when they're getting work done and communicating with customers, they live in Zendesk.
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This is incredibly fast, but there is still a lag that makes it impossible to communicate in real time.
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Others communicate in private channels on Discord, a chat platform, or over encrypted messaging apps like Telegram or Wire.
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And his writing mines that tradition in ways that, Hebrew readers agree, are nearly impossible to communicate in translation.
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Reynolds: Why should leaders hold summits in the 21st century when they can communicate in so many other ways?
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AOL announced the shutdown today, acknowledging that people now communicate in new ways online, so AIM is no longer needed.
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First, the team argues that a proper generalized AI should be able to fluently communicate in natural language with humans.
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Through this web trees succour sick companions, co-operate and communicate, in ways still mysterious to those who walk above.
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A resistance movement arises among the Numbers, who communicate in code to avoid detection, like Zamyatin in his prison cell.
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"Seventy percent of the things that students need to communicate in a college class is asking a question," Oyerinde said.
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If only weirdos desperate to communicate in algebra start using it, then that will put off the more normal ones.
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To settle debt, communicate in writing — find sample letters and agreements online — and be prepared for back-and-forth negotiation.
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Running your own social site "gives you the flexibility to [communicate] in the context of a broader internet," Kazemi said.
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After all, the basic qualification for success is often the ability to win people over and communicate in the media.
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The students involved in the incident first began to communicate in the official Harvard College Class of 2021 Facebook group.
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"We communicate in German because we are a German bank," Hans-Joerg Vetter, chief executive of regional lender LBBW, said.
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That says a lot about your spirit in terms of how she communicates and wants to communicate in her life.
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This is a way for deaf and hard of hearing consumers to communicate in ways that haven't been available before.
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This isn't the first time researchers have been able to allow people to communicate in a brain-to-brain interface.
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"This woman was unable to move, she was unable to communicate, in other words she was helpless," Phoenix police Sgt.
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YouTubers view verification as a status symbol, but it also helps them appear authoritative in search and communicate in comments.
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In those cases, Instagram was largely unresponsive to the victims, or at least did not communicate in any meaningful way.
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"The camera is the enabler of the lion's share of how we're going to communicate in the next decade," he says.
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Estha and Rahel communicate in an innovative language of their own making, which is a joy to read and figure out.
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At the same time, Instagram can reveal the truth — maybe even an aspect of personhood that's impossible to communicate in person.
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Throughout the episode, his mistresses and secretaries communicate in side-glances as if to say, "Seriously, dude?" at Getty's miserly antics.
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Of course, I know everyone's working on common APIs to allow home machines to communicate in machine (rather than human) ways.
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A new messaging app is looking to give folks a way to communicate in situations with poor or no cellular connectivity.
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In the corporate world a leader who is able to communicate in a way that enhances engagement will find similar success.
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We are really happy we learned how to communicate in a healthy way and we're completely in love with each other.
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"Generally speaking about back channel communications, what that allows you to do is to communicate in a discreet manner," he said.
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Whether they are in texts, tweets, or articles, GIFs are now a staple of how we communicate in the modern world.
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You need to trust one another, and to be able to communicate in a way that's fair to both of you.
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We should be proud of that, and I'm counting on you all to help communicate in every corner of the world.
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ANONYMOUS Yes, you did the wrong thing if your boyfriend is a tiny child or doesn't communicate in any known language.
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A leader needs to effectively communicate in a global crisisPresidents don't need to be accomplished orators to effectively lead during crises.
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As such, it's also an advocacy documentary: Autistic people are people just like anybody else — they just communicate in different ways.
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"DOCOMO and other large companies have a large international workforce who communicate in English for their international conference calls," says Liang.
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We were amazed at how easy it was for our daughters to be able to converse/communicate in two different languages.
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"We maintain that all licensed drivers must be able to communicate in English at an appropriate level," a TfL spokesman said.
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Many whale species are highly intelligent, social beings and communicate in the clicks, moaning, singing and calling of their own languages.
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You'll also be considering the ways you communicate in relationships and the ways you've rebelled at home or against your family.
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However, other shipboard controls like Operation Technology systems managing "the steering gear, engines, ballast pumps and more" communicate in unprotected plain text.
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He said he worries about children who may be disciplined or not get needed medical care because they cannot communicate in Spanish.
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Broadly speaking, these filters help constitute "tact," or the ability to communicate in a way that is mindful of the audience's feelings.
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And so far their outrageous greeting cards have been a hit among consumers who prefer to communicate in memes, emojis and pranks.
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I watched the pilot episode over the summer at Camp Communicate in Maine, which is for children who use alternative-communication devices.
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The concept for Tap Originals comes from the fact that we use our phones to communicate in other ways, beyond just texting.
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Although some of these systems communicate in real-time to backend computers, many of them are standalone devices that do not connect.
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Even as they ponder the vagaries and vagueness of time and mortality, Gogo and Didi often communicate in squeaky Mickey Mouse voices.
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An inability to communicate in English is widespread and a safety threat the industry is not taking seriously enough, the report says.
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And, just like their bodies changed to acclimate to low gravity, their language also evolved to communicate in the universe's ultimate melting pot.
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" When Ms. O'Donnell asked Dr. Biden whether she had observed any "change in his ability to communicate in recent years," she laughed, "No.
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"In China, people have many channels to communicate, it's just that they communicate in different ways," Hua said at a regular ministry briefing.
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I try my best to communicate in a very clear and concise way, and sometimes people just don't listen/read texts/check emails.
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Writing the story allowed her to express not only that fear but also a political stance she can't always communicate in real life.
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When I served as a radio operator in the Marines, our ability to communicate in the mountains of Afghanistan saved us countless times.
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"That's what I hope people can take away from it and see it as a way to communicate in a very open way."
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This week Anna Sorokin, Elizabeth Holmes and Cardi B all provided a visual brief on how to use clothes to communicate in court.
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Skype Translator, which allows people who speak different languages to communicate in real time over Skype, was updated Tuesday with support for Arabic.
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Doctors have discovered changes to white matter, which allow the various channels of the brain to communicate, in the brains of the victims.
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Also, in order to be effective, one has to "learn how to communicate in a civil way with figures of authority," she said.
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"I decided to communicate in a nonverbal way that it stinks for those of us who live in the building," Ms. Kragler said.
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Because their home was so frequently bugged by government officials, Mr. Kim and Ms. Lee said, they often used to communicate in writing.
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"Whichever of the two candidates garners the resources to most effectively communicate, in the closing month, will be well-positioned to win," it said.
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Many believed (and still continue to believe) that VR would transform the way we connect, interact and communicate in our personal and professional lives.
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Imagine what it might be like to link directly not with a machine but with another mind, to communicate in a truly shared language.
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An official said Pyongyang would communicate in "a sincere and faithful manner" about possible participation in the 2018 Winter Olympics using a phone hotline.
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Perhaps this is because our president-elect prefers to communicate in 140 characters or less, adding a blunt edge to the most familiar words.
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"It is essential for public safety that all licensed drivers can communicate in English at an appropriate level," the agency said on its website.
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The victim allegedly was also frequently yelled at or kicked out of the house without money, identification, or the ability to communicate in English.
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The BBG must be reformed into an agile, digital-first platform that can effectively communicate in this environment, while nurturing and supporting democratic principles.
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That's a lot to communicate in a half-empty Alice Tully Hall, which in any case is built for orchestral music, not for speed.
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In The Wall, people strive to hire domestic servants, known simply as "help," composed of a socially isolated ethnic underclass who don't communicate in English.
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I am lucky that I work with a lot of other Oaxacan immigrants from my same hometown, so we communicate in Zapoteco while we're working.
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Jenny gently shows Tom a feeling she's failed to communicate in words, and he responds by falling for the seductive side of lying to strangers.
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They are brilliant at camouflage despite being colorblind, have a talent for opening jars and shape-shifting, and can communicate in their own Morse code.
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If your partner is into you, she'll do what a girlfriend of mine did so many years ago: [help you and actually communicate in turn].
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And there are Indian messaging applications such as ShareChat, which claims to have 40 million users and allows them to communicate in 14 Indian languages.
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The technology would have functioned something like a walkie talkie for text messages, giving people the ability to communicate in areas unserved by wireless carriers.
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"This study provided evidence that sun bears produce facial expressions to communicate in an efficient, effective, and exact way," the team said in the paper.
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Hangouts Chat, first unveiled nearly a year ago, is a lot like Slack in that teams can communicate in group chat and one-to-one messages.
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Lastly, during this process, we have caused misunderstandings and great concern due to our being unable to communicate in a timely manner and provide complete information.
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By capturing penguins and strapping them with video cameras, scientists created their own "penguin cam" to learn more about how birds communicate in the open ocean.
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She can communicate in a second language Thanks to her nanny, Maria Turrion Borrallo, who hails from Spain, Charlotte "speaks some Spanish," People reported in January.
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There are events being created as a time for people to get together, hand over their connected devices, including watches, and communicate in the physical world.
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These days web apps can access the GPUs, communicate in real time and so on — no need for a local client any more for many things.
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The gringo smiled at Moleza's attempt to communicate in his native language and they exchanged a few more words before the timer began to count down.
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Face-mapping and future technologies are an extension of this idea and one that could allow humans to communicate in new ways, previously seen as impossible.
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We had to structure our organizations in a very specific way because we didn't have technology to help us communicate in real time with anybody, anywhere.
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It might seem that trying to reinvent such gatherings is a thankless task in a world where we can instantly communicate in so many virtual ways.
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Emojis are a ubiquitous way to communicate in this day and age, but you've probably wondered — how do emojis make their way to your phone's keyboard?
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What started as a niche site for people to communicate in their local dialects could now become the first true domestic social media giant in India.
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How a xenobot's cells are communicating—or really, how cells communicate in general—to produce such complex behaviors is what Levin and his colleagues are after.
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Implicit in the signature block is the fact that there will surely be times you want to communicate in ways other than email, Mr. Shipley said.
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" Last month, a judge granted a temporary restraining order to the woman ... which ordered Gil to "not communicate in person, by telephone, or text with [victim's] son.
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The military also operates its own newspaper and television station, but Facebook has allowed it to communicate in real time, even as operations unfolded on the ground.
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Live Transcribe is an app that automatically transcribes speech in near-real time, allowing people to communicate in situations where they might not otherwise be able to.
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During the campaign, a video was released of his wife apparently "speaking in tongues", a phenomenon that evangelicals say allows them to communicate in a divine language.
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As Vakoch pointed out, one of the luxuries enjoyed by Adams in the film is that she is able to communicate in real time with the aliens.
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But the same technology that allows machines to understand and communicate in human language can and will be used to make social media bots even more believable.
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It is how no one seems aware of the violence in Sudan, the lack of news coverage of the war, and his inability to communicate in German.
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Identifying even a simple cyber espionage effort becomes an enormous task when dealing with potentially millions of devices that communicate in a millisecond in a new network.
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Periodically the women communicate in a kind of sign language or move in choreography reminiscent of flight attendants' explaining safety features, but the production is largely inert.
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Our guides throughout are two figures, both called Coyote: part-human, part-animal, part-eternal beings who communicate in nearly wordless moans, hums, cackles, clicks and giggles.
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Sydney Durner from Wilmington, N.C., wrote: Nothing can beat the bond of a real person that you can actually see in person and communicate in real time.
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Not His Hausfrau Steve Almond: If there's hope for this relationship, it resides in your ability to communicate in a kind and open manner with this man.
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Twitter has long been Trump's pressure release valve, the way he feels he can communicate in real time with the people who truly "get" him -- his followers.
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It's just that here, the kid speaks Japanese with only occasional translation, underscoring the fact that the dogs (who communicate in perfect English) strain to understand him.
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Now try to imagine the points of connection for these archetypal figures, who conveniently (for New York audiences) communicate in English, a language they (sort of) share.
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We communicate in uppercase abbreviations (LOL, ICYMI, TTYL) and splenetic bursts, with such an epidemic of exclamation points that each has no more drama than a comma.
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Occasionally, Buttigieg and Schmuhl will literally communicate in another language, dipping seamlessly into French when they want to speak privately in a car packed with other people.
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With Mercury in retrograde from the 19th on, you want to communicate in the most loving, respectful way possible — especially if you're playing the long game in love.
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The two go off on their own to communicate in a way that few understand, creating an on-ice relationship that has been behind the Blackhawks' recent surge.
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The sensor then either uses that energy to answer back — or doesn't, which corresponds to either a 1 or a 0, meaning it can effectively communicate in binary.
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"They allow brands to communicate in their own voice which adds a personal feel and shows consumers that the app understands their needs," Gold told CNBC via email.
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Texting, posting, and emailing has become a key part of how we communicate in our lives and relationships, so much so that it's fundamentally changing language and communication.
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Those of us who have been around the block a few times have seen multiple attempts to kill email and change the way people communicate in the enterprise.
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A study from Brigham Young University suggests that couples who argue and apologize over text aren't nearly as happy in their relationships as those that communicate in person.
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"With sufficient resources to communicate in the expensive Charlotte media market, McCready can win this special election – the most competitive race since the 2900 midterm election," they continued.
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"It is essential for public safety that all licensed drivers can communicate in English at an appropriate level," the transportation authority, Transportation for London, said on its website.
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These days, the Biebers' are enjoying figuring out how to be a married couple, which includes going to therapy, and learning how to communicate in a healthy way.
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The exchange is hampered the most by the lack of a common language: The children of the families are a central link because they can communicate in English.
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Indonesian sign language was not even recognized by the Ministry of Culture and Education until 2016 and there are few government officials who can communicate in sign language.
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We are being failed in so many ways, even with the language we communicate in, and by the predictable ways those in power can use and abuse it.
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As someone who is an admirer and supporter of the FBI, I looked forward to going and sharing what I learned about how to communicate in a crisis.
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I really do not like France and this trip made me realize how much I want to move somewhere I can communicate in English most of the time.
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That same device can help us communicate, in a multitude of ways, with someone nearly anywhere on Earth, even on a boat in the middle of Lake Volta.
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Musk explained that machines communicate in "a trillion bits per second" and humans, who mainly communicate by typing on a smartphone, are limited to just 10 bits per second.
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Telling your partner, "I'm fine" when you're not is one of the least-fine ways to communicate in a relationship (even though many people are guilty of doing it).
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These are the very emotions Anzaldúa has dealt with throughout her life, as she has struggled to communicate in a country where non-English speakers are shunned and punished.
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Here's what the TfL had to say about the new rules: It is essential for public safety that all licensed drivers can communicate in English at an appropriate level.
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Before, editors dictated what they want to communicate in terms of their storytelling, and then department stores would grab onto those stories and amplify them at the store level.
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Koenigsbauer: Microsoft Teams is a new chat-based workspace inside Office 365 for teams of people to be able to collaborate, communicate in a very open, fluid, natural way.
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Beyond that, there's something to be said for finding new ways to network and communicate in a world where everyone is LinkedIn, Facebook-friended, Instagram-followed and ephemerally Snapped.
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Forward Health, the U.K. startup that has built an app to help healthcare professionals communicate in a secure and compliant way, has picked up $3.9 million in seed funding.
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"President Trump found a way to communicate in terms, I believe, that Kim Jong Un could finally hear," Vice President Pence said Thursday in an interview with ABC News.
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But it is also the right to be able to collaborate and communicate in shared spaces without being judged—to be part of a group on our own terms.
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He hears about the elaborate methods prisoners used to survive and communicate in prison, and he is given hints of what his father must have endured in Abu Salim.
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When I'm wearing my niqab, I make great efforts to communicate in other ways, so I've never experienced it as a challenge to connect with the world around me.
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The new study, published in the journal Nature Genetics, finds that many of the genetic variations implicated in educational attainment are involved in how neurons communicate in the brain.
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Q. & A. In the ever-raging battle between faith and science, the neurologist Jay Lombard is one of those rare emissaries who communicate in the language of both camps.
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But a steep decrease in bans across public schools indicates that, for many schools, parental pressure and a means to communicate in the event of an emergency outweigh frivolous distractions.
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They come from very different places—Verbo is Canadian, Grim is American, while Fate, envy, and KariV are from Korea—but they need to communicate in the quickest way possible.
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As he described it, the criteria for a Fight PAC endorsement has less to do with policy or ideology than with a candidate's ability to communicate in Avenatti's own mold.
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But as a touchstone tracking the rapid evolution of how we communicate in the 21st century, this is possibly one of the most powerful acquisitions the museum has ever made.
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This, obviously, wasn't Facebook's intention — since their ultimate goal is to use their learnings to improve chatbots that will eventually interact with humans, which, you know, communicate in plain English.
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So while the bots did teach themselves to communicate in a way that didn't make sense to their human trainers, it's hardly the doomsday scenario so many are seemingly implying.
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The Roomba s225+ and Braava Jet m6 both sport iRobot's mapping technology, coupled with Imprint Link, which lets to two devices communicate in order to take turns on the floor.
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But the company tells me it saw so many people quickly updating these statuses to communicate in real time that it pivoted to chat, but always kept the away Statuses.
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"We wanted to create some way for people to use their phones to communicate in situations when service is unavailable, unreliable or unaffordable," said Daniela, who also is goTenna's CEO.
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Neither shone particularly strongly compared with the lights of the Cocteau immediately outside the window, but both seemed to communicate in a compelling binary relationship I felt obligated to parse.
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We are often taken for drunks, our caregivers are harmed, or even shot; we are perceived as threats and beaten when trying to communicate in sign language, or worse, killed.
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"We envisage this new rich data to be key to how vehicles, infrastructure, people and more will communicate in the digital age," Ordnance Survey CEO Neil Ackroyd said in a statement.
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Before she died, my grandma and I may not have been able to communicate in the same language, but somewhere in that awkward, affectionate hug, I'm certain we understood each other.
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Indeed, in order to communicate in today's modern world, defendants were forced onto government-controlled airwaves, on a government-approved cellular network, using government-mandated technology, transmitting government-required location data.
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If your doctor can't explain your illness to you in terms you understand "It's really important that a physician be able to communicate in plain speak and plain language," Roter said.
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Using deep learning to power that part of the system, Tandon said, allows it to learn how to communicate in a way that a pedestrian and another human driver might understand.
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While most Indians in urban areas have a basic grasp of English, many still prefer to communicate in their local languages, which alienated potential users from English-only services and websites.
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It was the expression of affect he wanted to communicate in that moment — something a little smart, and a little sad, and a little funny, and all in all very David.
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In 1960, he took on a 22-year-old Japanese-American apprentice who would memorize the lessons of the master even though the two could never communicate in any spoken language.
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" Instead, Gorelick writes, "I have endeavored to communicate, in this translation, the profound discontinuity of the text — the relationship it has to its own obsessive revision and refashioning — its internal disjunction.
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This is a significant policy change and "the Department needs to communicate, in writing, this change of interpretation to USDA leaders at the Sub-Cabinet and Agency levels," the report reads.
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Presidential public warning is an important part of nuclear defense, but over time it became clear that states and communities would benefit from the means to communicate in times of disaster.
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So far, they've gotten her to communicate in binary codes, either "yes" or "no", and they plan on expanding their use of AI to other questions once members have more data.
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A whole group of people in the United States have no ability to communicate verbally and I feel it's a missed opportunity to teach people how to communicate in other ways.
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But the upside is that hundreds of millions of law-abiding citizens will have a safe space to communicate in a world that is increasingly defined by surveillance and monitoring technologies.
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All this it would seem, taken together, makes Riffsy more of a video company trying to make GIFs one of the core ways we communicate in the future more than anything else.
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Without doing so it's impossible to track conversations that hop from one medium or platform to another, which is of course the way employees communicate in the real world, rogue or otherwise.
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We began sharing more frequently, and to communicate in the moment rather than just to represent ourselves forever, so making the content permanent would just build up a trash heap of irrelevance.
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Minen stressed that the ED doctor and the patient's primary care doctor should communicate in case any issues arise as a result of treatment and to determine whether preventive treatment would help.
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She could communicate in more than half a dozen languages, was a cancer survivor, and lobbied Congress on behalf of US service members, according to Stars and Stripes, a military news outlet.
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When you train your senses to notice different things, to feel different sensations, and to communicate in new ways, you become curious and attuned to your body and the bodies of others.
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"If they communicate in darkness and you can't shine a light on it, quite honestly you just can't stop it," House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Michael McCaul (R-Texas) said in December.
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Investing in smart display technology is a necessity for Facebook to stay current with how people communicate in the future, and to ensure Amazon and Google don't overtake them in that regard.
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The more unique cross-application combinations Slack creates, the stronger the case it can make that it amounts to the most meaningful shift in how people communicate in the workplace since email itself.
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He also criticized them for refusing to communicate in the days after New Year's Eve that the vast majority of the perpetrators were people with migration backgrounds, blaming this on misguided "political correctness".
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A team member then turned on the "Spirit Box," an electronic device that's supposed to scan radio frequencies along with a unique synthetic noise that enables spirits to communicate in their own voices.
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These animals have a tendency to give birth to offspring with autistic traits familiar from people—unwillingness to socialise, repetitive behaviour and unwillingness to communicate (in the case of mice, via ultrasonic squeaking).
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Yoon responded via lengthy Facebook post saying that his ability to communicate in English is limited and he didn't actually want Foggen to kill himself, just that he had been dying too much.
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Drone operators must also be vetted by TSA, be at least 16 years old, be able to communicate in English and have no physical or mental conditions that interfere with safe flight practices.
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Maybe it was the growing pains of establishing new member dynamics, but the teammates struggled to communicate in the first series, losing their first two games against upstart team Atelier in week one.
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And they fret that "over-alerting" has proven so frustrating to smartphone owners that they've simply turned off the alarms entirely — rendering it even more difficult to communicate in times of an emergency.
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From the Ford's in-dash Ford SYNC 3 touchscreen, the driver will be able to set and monitor the drone's flight path, as the drone and the Ford will communicate in real time.
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"Pompeo's ability to communicate in a style in which the president is comfortable, it's probably good news," said Michael V. Hayden, a former director of both the C.I.A. and the National Security Agency.
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I have a WeChat account to keep in touch with friends from China; they all communicate in Chinese, and I still get a small percentage of their communications thanks to the "translate" button.
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In March 2019, Kushner was in hot water again when late Democrat Elijah Cummings said in a letter that he was using WhatsApp, an online messaging service, to communicate in his official capacity.
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Photo: FacebookFacebook really wants you to make it "FB official," send your loved one a fuck-ton of cascading hearts, communicate in heart-eyes emoji, and keep tabs on your partner's availability to chat.
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Legal precedents that apply to public social networks such as Facebook and Twitter may not apply to WhatsApp, where users communicate in smaller groups, said the prosecutor, who requested anonymity to discuss the case.
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But the block did make it much harder for families to communicate in a time of crisis, and it hampered the efforts of journalists and researchers who were trying to track the violence online.
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Google products now help us trawl the internet with ease, communicate in an instant, watch and upload 4K videos with the press of a button, and maneuver the physical world with a mobile app.
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Uber says 33,000 of its drivers would either fail the test or put off applying for a licence, but a court found that being able to communicate in English is essential for passenger safety.
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In addition, ISIS publishes, in English, advice about how its followers can best communicate in encrypted fashion, telling recruits to use the Tor browser, which disguises the IP address of those who use it.
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As our interview wound down, we talked about lyrics—he thinks a lot about words and how to communicate in general, and in recent years, especially following Brexit, he's become very vocal about politics.
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Decades ago, small hometown businesses in our country's heartland formed to solve what was then a leading infrastructure challenge facing rural America: the inability to communicate in a reliable way with the wider world.
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Additionally, through real time and real place content, businesses are able to connect with their customers through their mobile phones, giving companies a way to efficiently communicate in a unique and personalised way. 212.
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We found that people who completed a five-minute training on how to communicate in a receptive way were more sought after as partners for future conversations and were seen as having better judgment.
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To suggest otherwise is to give a disingenuous prognosis to potential patients and their parents, and discounts the hard work successful C.I. users do to communicate in a way the hearing world deems acceptable.
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The Internet of Things encompasses a world where machines and physical objects are embedded with Internet connectivity and networked sensors allowing them to process data and communicate in real-time with their surrounding environment.
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Halfway through the trip, one of the Germans asked Glickman and Goldberg to produce their passports; they had heard Goldberg slip up and use a Yiddish word when trying to communicate in broken German.
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"We need to be able to communicate in all directions, and we need to be able to show intention and have a conversation with the other players on the road," says president Carol Reiley. Drive.
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"We need to be able to communicate in all directions, and we need to be able to show intention and have a conversation with the other players on the road," says president Carol Reiley. Drive.
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We're starting to see new technologies capable of helping future urban populations share more resources, reduce costs and communicate in new ways and BMW's MINI would like to be at the forefront of this movement.
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Even though we are seemingly more connected than ever with Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, it seems there's a big disconnect in the way people communicate in person because of all the texting and social media.
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As its French, German and Finnish presenters struggled to communicate in English, there was no shortage of commentary online comparing the production unfavorably with the much mocked annual Eurovision Song Contest, also broadcast this week.
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"At the moment, headsets are giving us a really good way to investigate how to communicate in this way, because it is finally kind of nice—I actually quite like going into VR," he said.
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So when I say "this is how I would steal 2000,24 copies of Uncharted 4: A Thief's End," it's vital (legally speaking) that I communicate (in plain language) that I have not stolen this game.
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It's catering to an audience that wants to communicate in new, faster and sometimes goofier ways, and the result may be a written language that's as likely to include the written word as an emoji.
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It was actually a huge advantage in the process of conducting in-depth research and facilitating the show because I understood the culture and history, and most of all, I could freely communicate in Korean.
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You will connect the rest of the world, create new jobs and disrupt old ones, give machines new powers to think and give us the means to communicate in ways we haven't even thought of.
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She and her husband seemed slightly in awe of their son, who ate a whole plate of lasagna and three chocolate truffles for dessert, and who was able to communicate in both Swedish and English.
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But as time went on and I started to write the book, I became aware that I communicate in a certain way and that I want to go as far with that as I can.
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But speakers — including the director of Museum Studies at New York University Bruce Altshuler, artist Fred Wilson, and the Brooklyn Museum's director Anne Pasternak — will also consider how museology has tended to communicate in abstractions.
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While the numbers weren't perfect, this study shows that people, even those who don't work or live with dogs, have the ability to understand what our animal brethren is trying to communicate in their own way.
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Authorities believe that officer Nicholas Young was trying to assist ISIS operatives find more ways to communicate in secret while working for the Metro Transit Police Department in Washington, D.C. — a community he swore to protect.
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I felt that I was doing my part for international relations to try to communicate in the language of the country I was visiting, instead of expecting everyone around me to have a command of English.
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A. At the core, while people have similar reactions to most things, there are significant nuances in the way people communicate, in what they expect in the workplace and how they balance work and private life.
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We've got to find a way to communicate, in terms of real world impact, what it means to go with a progressive direction, rather than stay on this drift that we have right now in Washington.
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There is a precedent for adapting such a regimen for social media: NextDoor, a social network that helps people communicate in their local communities, won't let new users sign up unless their addresses can be verified.
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The plot involves an intricate conspiracy with a cynical cop (Vlad Ivanov), a femme fatale (Catrinel Marlon) and an international cast of gangsters who communicate in Silbo Gomero, the "whistling language" used in the Canary Islands.
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"The Anglophones have always been mistreated and disrespected," Iran Chi, a carpenter with four children, said on a street in central Bamenda, the main town in the western region in which most citizens communicate in English.
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I consider it part of my job as The Times's chief fashion critic to help readers understand how fashion is being used to communicate, in the same way Andrew Ross Sorkin helps us understand economic policy.
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The mother, who has been in a vegetative state for more than a decade after a near-drowning, was "unable to move [and] unable to communicate, in other words, she was helpless and incapacitated," according to Thompson.
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Both you and your ex each need to learn why it's hard for you to communicate in ways that are mutually supportive, why you need so much reassurance and why he feels pressured, pressured, pressured until BOOM.
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To do this, they cloned the labels, logos, boxes and FDA license number of a real company sending cans of jalapeños to the US. Martinez also explained that members of the cartels would often communicate in code.
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"Regarding the existing acquisition offer for Premier Farnell, Daetwyler is currently considering how to proceed in view of the higher offer submitted by Avnet, and will communicate in due course," it said in its interim results statement.
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Although the Border Patrol is tasked with operating detention centers, we didn't see any training during our visit to the Academy, aside from learning to communicate in Spanish, that was specifically focused on working in the centers.
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Last week, NASA announced that it would open an official account at Giphy, a GIF database and social media platform, bringing the space agency up to speed with the way young people communicate in the internet age.
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Caesar and Maurice communicate in primitive English and sign language, and for long stretches their adventures unfold without much human interaction, though they do adopt a mute human orphan (Amiah Miller) shortly before they meet Bad Ape.
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So there are shades here, too, of Being There, Hal Ashby's satirical 1979 comedy about a man raised entirely within the confines of one house who can only communicate in terms of the television shows he watched.
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He had already seen it, through social media, and the President gave me instructions to communicate in a cordial and respectful manner to the White House that due to this statement it was inviable to have the meeting.
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He's working on a much bigger long-term plan to use Messenger to augment revenue from Facebook's newsfeed ads, as well as to lay the groundwork for the app to become THE way people communicate in the future.
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" Added Martin: "We just spoke to each other about what we would like to communicate in the halftime show and we decided we wanted to make it about togetherness and acceptance and the things we really believe in.
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Of course, these are all just impressions that you can't quite find the words to communicate in a job interview, but you'll find a way to creatively convey what you believe is important to impart on the world.
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And thanks to recent improvements made by the team working on the project, they also can communicate in a basic way using unique barcode identifiers on the faces of the blocks to allow them to identify one another.
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Amy and Molly aren't the butt of a cruel joke about their own unpopularity; they cherish their friendship, elevate each other, and communicate in a series of inside jokes that are as heartwarming as they are earnestly funny.
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Unlike Martian's devices, which feature a text crawl built into the face, the Phase is reliant on haptic buzzes, a small window on the bottom with a rotating color wheel and moving clock hands, which communicate in semaphore signals.
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His only advisers, one might assume (in the absence of any evidence to the contrary), are career FBI employee with the long-held belief that there's nothing Americans communicate in private that should be beyond their power to collect.
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One way to read the story of Unicode in the time of emoji is to see a privileged generation of tech consumers confronting the fact that they can't communicate in ways they want to on their devices: through emoji.
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On the far shore, I imagined, was a strange new land where machines do the writing, and people communicate in emojis, the modern version of the pictographs and hieroglyphs from which our writing system emerged, five thousand years ago.
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Reliability An experienced job seeker can communicate in no uncertain terms that he or she will be at work early and among the last to leave; and that they understand that personal toughness is a virtue worthy of emulation.
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A film about the spiritual displacement that comes from being a Scottish working-class man, Trainspotting depicts a world where gender norms are so restricted that men can only communicate in soccer references with their closest and best friends.
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Uber launched legal action in August after public body Transport for London (TfL) said that drivers should have to prove their ability to communicate in English, including to a standard of reading and writing which Uber said was too high.
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Uber launched legal action in August after public body Transport for London (TfL) said that drivers should have to prove their ability to communicate in English, including to a standard of reading and writing which Uber says is too high.
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The transport body has said it is important for public safety that drivers can communicate in English to an appropriate level and that it needs to better regulate the sector which has grown significantly in recent years, leading to congestion.
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The UK government has once again bared its anti-technology teeth in public, leaning especially heavily on messaging platform WhatsApp for its use of end-to-end encryption security tech, and calling it out for enabling criminals to communicate in secret.
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While teaching their baby the task, they were more sensitive to the infant's cues, more likely to communicate "in a warm and positive tone" and more likely to create opportunities for the infant's growth and learning, the study team writes.
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"Work management tools haven't changed much in the past 10 years and many current products continue to push a model that hasn't adapted to the way individuals and teams work and communicate in the workplace," he said in a statement.
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When I write in Python for instance, I connect with a group of people who share that language, who communicate in that language (not entirely mind you), and who share certain values in common by their choice of that language.
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Seeking to address this and give everyone equal access to complain about pollution, the Environment Ministry is employing not only ethnic minority language speakers but also those who can communicate in Chinese dialects, which are often mutually incomprehensible with Mandarin.
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They have tasted life in provincial Ukraine both before and after the onset of war, and persuaded Serbs and Kosovo Albanians alike that learning to communicate in Europe's economic power-house might be a blast as well as a professional necessity.
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THUMP: So from your moniker to the album art, through the track titles, down to the high-gloss sounds you use, this is very obviously a project concerned with the way we use technology and communicate in a digital era.
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In terms of creative capacity, what's the difference between a woman who suffered an irreversible loss of innocence as a small child, and a man who couldn't communicate in any other way than with his eyes after a debilitating stroke?
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Guests at the Belmond Maroma Resort & Spa in Playa del Carmen, Mexico, can brush up on their Spanish or learn it anew: Those interested are given a bracelet; the resort staff knows that anyone wearing it wishes to communicate in Spanish.
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"There is no doubt that rates are being driven up and it is making it much more expensive for congressional candidates and other downballot races to communicate in their own primaries," said a Democratic strategist working in multiple Super Tuesday states.
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While many other species can make tools or communicate in some form of language, only a select few—great apes, dolphins, orcas, elephants, and the Eurasian magpie—have demonstrated the self-awareness to recognize their own reflection in a mirror.
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"[My kids] have their own diagnoses — not bipolar — but [our mental health] is very much a more prevalent conversation in the house right now, as they've gotten older and we're able to communicate in a way that's not scary," Leigh says.
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The results were far from smooth, consistent, or even necessarily satisfying, but they demonstrated the difficulty of the task at hand: How do artists communicate in a situation in which there are no meeting grounds and the unconscious is identical with alienation?
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"You treat everyone the same because they are part of the team, but you have to communicate in a different fashion, and great coaches are able to do that, and that's one of the tasks that I have this week," Furyk added.
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Released by Telltale Games in association with NBCUniversal, and developed by Night School Studio in collaboration with Universal Cable Productions, the game is played through the fictional E-Corp messaging app, allowing players to communicate in real time with characters in the show.
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Using a keyboard, and especially learning the positions of the letters without looking at the keys, she said, might well take advantage of the fibers that cross-communicate in the brain, since unlike with handwriting, children will use both hands to type.
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She now has an opening to communicate in more concrete terms how she would bring about broad prosperity — and to attack some of Mr. Trump's more controversial proposals, like his offhand suggestion that the United States print more money to pay its debts.
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On top of that, the 24/7 digital-everything nature of our world — where we communicate in the same sans serif type as everyone else on text, email, and social media — may have us hankering for typefaces that feel human, almost messily so.
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The Army has managed to create small robots equipped with compact, low-frequency antennas and artificial intelligence systems that allow the wheeled vehicles to organize themselves into an array, creating a new way for soldiers to effectively communicate in challenging battlefield environments.
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The scarves are sold on the Sansovino website for about $45 (the cost of manufacturing, Mr. Buchanan said) and with the request that customers post photos of themselves wearing the scarves or communicate in some way what the slogans mean to them.
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After the first scene with Jamey and his brother in which they communicate in sign language while playing video games, I thought this movie might be trying to normalize the representation of deaf people in film, but deafness soon becomes a joke in Sierra Burgess.
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And to parents who may be struggling with how to communicate in these often frustrating but sometimes hilarious situations, she advises, "If you wouldn't let someone else talk to your children in that way, you need to stop yourself, and think if you should."
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Since Getting Sober Alcohol in moderation may be beneficial in improving blood circulation by influencing blood-clotting factors that can cause blockages in the heart as well as the brain; good blood flow can keep neurons healthy and able to communicate in their complex networks.
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"The Prime Minister noted the importance of the relationship between the UK and Russia, and expressed the hope that, despite differences on certain issues, they could communicate in an open and honest way about the issues that mattered most to them," the statement said.
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And so we've got to figure out how do we show people and communicate in a way that is visceral and -- and makes an emotional connection as opposed to just the facts... AXELROD: I... OBAMA: ... because the facts are all in dispute these days.
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Unarmed officers will cultivate an instinct to de-escalate: They will keep a safe distance, they will try to assess the true level of threat rather than see a weapon as a cue to rapidly escalate, and they will communicate in ways that reach people.
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A visit to the doctor means a routine trip for many of us—but in Ramirez's case, it entails hours of commutes, an anxiety driven by her inability to communicate in English, and an overshadowing fear of both rejection and reveal of her undocumented status.
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More complicated is the question of who invented it—with credit being given to individual inventors, the Galvin Manufacturing Corporation (later known as Motorola), and the US Army, which popularized it among an audience of soldiers who used it to communicate in the field.
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Gives you more social and global skillsAs more than 60 million people in the US speak a language other than English at home, those who only speak English miss out on being able to directly communicate in the mother tongue of many friends and neighbors.
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"It sounds like, based on their inability to respond or even communicate in a timely fashion that they have really significant internal operating challenges and that may or may not be indicative of the quality of care the children are receiving," the former official said.
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"Of course, being open and honest with their spouse about their wants and needs seems like it would be a priority, but it's not always easy to communicate in a marriage," Dr. Tammy Nelson, a sex and relationship therapist said in a statement given to Refinery29.
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Uber took legal action in 2016 against Transport for London (TfL) after it said drivers should have to prove their ability to communicate in English, including to a standard of reading and writing which Uber said was too high and could cost it thousands of drivers.
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One of the best parts about Netflix's dating show Love Is Blind (besides watching contestants communicate in the pods) is seeing the engaged couples discuss real world issues like race, age, and finances rather than glossing over those topics like some reality shows (ahem, Bachelor in Paradise).
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"In some [extremist] forums right now they're trying to find new platforms where they can communicate in a secure fashion and push their propaganda around the world," said Clint Watts, a former FBI agent who has testified before the Senate on Russian operations and who also testified on Wednesday.
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She stopped contributing to The New Yorker in 1988 after beginning a second career writing and illustrating children's books, like "The Tooth Witch" (1985) and "The Dream Factory" (1988), which gave her the chance to communicate in words, albeit to a very different readership than The New Yorker's.
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Much like how 4G LTE fostered a boom in mobile media streaming, 5G is poised to alter the tech landscape by advancing the growth of smarter cities where all the connected streetlamps, traffic lights, and object sensors can communicate in ways that let them work together more efficiently.
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" When I asked people who worked for McMaster if it was difficult to engage in a deliberative policy process when Trump might embrace a radically different course in one of his predawn tantrums, they reminded me, with the frozen smile of a Stepford wife, that "different Presidents communicate in different ways.
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"I would characterize it as a safe pick and a pick that many believe will be able to communicate in a way where his voice will be heard," said Michael Yoshikami, founder of Destination Wealth Management as well as a fellow CNBC contributor who frequently appeared on-air with Kudlow.
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Since then, the language has spread, and though a lawyer for Paramount/CBS claimed that a language is "only useful if it can be used to communicate with people" and that "there are no Klingons with whom to communicate," there are actually quite a few humans who can communicate in Klingon.
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The next step in the democratization of knowledge is VR. This emerging educational platform will make it possible for students to virtually visit museums in other continents, communicate in virtual learning spaces with fellow students in Johannesburg, Beijing or Sydney or attend a lecture at a prestigious university thousands of miles away.
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Unfortunately, Google has had a history of creating products for itself and its way of working, that when deployed en masse, can create problems in society, where people, who don't all work at Google, communicate in a myriad of ways for many different reasons, and have different perceptions of what constitutes 'saving time.
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In the film, one character notes that if we were to communicate in the language of chess — which operates in the framework of battles and wars — rather than, say, the language of English, which is bent toward the expression of emotions and ideas, then what we actually say and do would shift significantly.
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Plain text messaging: 235-240 years-old: 59% 35+ years-old: 73% Visual messaging: 18-35 years-old: 52% 353+ years-old: 30% They're also more likely to communicate in groups: 1:1 messaging: 18-35 years-old: 83% 35+ years-old: 70% Group messaging: 18-35 years-old: 52% 35+ years-old: 40%
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And sometimes it results in strange disqualifications — for instance, The Band's Visit, a film about an Egyptian band that gets lost when visiting Israel, was disqualified in 20203 for containing too much English, even though the reason the English is included in the film is that it's the only language the characters could communicate in.
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The family hires a young woman named Joanne (Rachel Shenton) to help Libby get ready for school, but balks when Joanne says that Libby ought to be able to both read lips and communicate in sign language, believing that she must learn only to read lips and speak in order to lead a "normal" life.
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After canceling 'Rift 2' overhaul, Oculus plans a modest update to flagship VR headset While an immersive virtual world that users can hang out and communicate in certainly seems to fit Facebook's broader mission, the company has spent the better part of the past few years deciding how a costly, ambitious venture like Oculus fits into its corporate structure.
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In a world in which governments, businesses, and nonprofit organizations conduct their affairs in diverse languages and cultures, the employment market is global, and migration from one region to another is increasingly the norm, the ability to communicate in more than one language is vital to empowering our students to do well in all aspects of 21st century life.
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Cost: Free with trial or $13 per month for unlimited membershipLength: 21 hour 21.5 minutes / 24 lectures If you're looking for a quick overview of how to better communicate in the workplace, take this quickie (each lesson is eight minutes only!) to learn about proper business etiquette, conflict resolution and how to work with others at all levels of business.
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Joanna Carpenter, a cocktail consultant who works primarily with liquor brands, attributes some of the changing attitudes toward sobriety in the industry to "how we communicate in the digital age, and the pervasiveness of call-out culture" — people are now more forthcoming on social media about their own experiences, and the ways in which they feel others may have crossed lines.
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Yes, the four fuzzy, somewhat unsettling creatures from the 1990s are back in a series that began May 30 on Nick Jr. The four — Po, Laa-Laa, Dipsy, Tinky Winky — still communicate in barely decipherable semi-words and are as prone to hugging one another as ever, but there's a big difference in these Teletubbies: Their stomachs now have video touch screens on them.
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Consumerisation has taken hold, and apps that let users easily start and carry on a mix of serious and diverting conversations, infused with GIFs or whatever data they might need from other applications, are vying to replace other ways that people communicate in the workplace, such as email, phone conferences and in-person chats, even when people are in the same vicinity as each other.
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So thinking about Facebook as an innovator in privacy is certainly not the mainstream view, but going back to the very first thing that we did, making it so Harvard students could communicate in a way that they had some confidence that their content and information would be shared with only people within that community, there was no way that people had to communicate stuff at that scale, but not have it either be completely public or with just a small set of people before.
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Curated by Eve-Lauryn LaFountain (Turtle Mountain Chippewa), the screening features six films including "Smoke That Travels" (2016), a poetic rumination on the struggle to maintain tradition, as told through one family's history, made by Kayla Briët (Potawatomi/Neshnabe) when she was only 18 years old; "Plains Indian Sign Language" (2017) by Elisa Harkins (Cherokee/Muscogee) and Nathan Young (Delaware/Pawnee/Kiowa), in which Harkins uses a sign language by which several different linguistic groups of Native Americans used to communicate in order to tell a personal story of loss; and Suzanne Kite's (Oglala Lakota) "Listener" (2015), which meshes computational media and machine learning algorithms with analog Lakota storytelling.
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