If you are an atheist and think that all "gods" are human constructs, then it is true, in a sense, that every worshipper's god is different, because slightly different constructs are being made.
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But there's a lot of overlap between those two constructs.
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The world that she constructs three weeks at a time.
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All this shows that life stages are primarily social constructs.
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His prompts instilled in them a wariness of authoritarian constructs.
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In life, the false constructs themselves tended to take over.
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These constructs have no place or value in that environment.
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If you're Vietnamese, there are like six different naming constructs.
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At the Neuberger, the team constructs models of the galleries.
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You engage with her characters as people, not as constructs.
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Football stages those traits inside the constructs of a game.
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Such life stages are social constructs, but they have real consequences.
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And all of them, crucially, are tied in to social constructs.
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You could say it tears apart the constructs of your tissue.
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It constructs the kind of blandness that is uplifting in itself.
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No one constructs an entire building out of these weighty slabs.
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I bought into the idea that gender differences are social constructs.
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"Minority governments are fragile constructs," he told the RND newspaper consortium.
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Constructs of the State is out now via Fat Wreck Chords.
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I'm a firm believer that constructs of beauty, attraction, sexuality, etc.
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Nauman constructs scenarios that coerce meaningfulness from our participation in them.
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"We operate within the constructs that the countries define," Robbins said.
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Things progress quickly to more complex programming constructs like functions and loops.
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These will be wired together with new metal constructs to lower resistance.
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While most constructors have their own bylines, no one really constructs alone.
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When it comes to product experience, there are no prior mental constructs.
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Examining "Personnage" shows us the limits of wobbly social and personal constructs.
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It constructs a third person voice which feels like the first person.
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"In my view, space and time are just cultural constructs," he says.
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Or rather, maybe they are literally characters — fictional constructs in human shells.
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Will digital personality constructs of dead authors ever be a viable product?
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Well, I'm here to tell you that long-term weight loss is definitely not impossible, but perhaps the constructs we've set up around weight loss, constructs like The Biggest Loser's, doom those who buy into them to failure.
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Lanigan-Schmidt constructs his assemblages from household materials: foil, plastic wrap, tape, staples.
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James Maurelle's intriguing sculpture, "Nile" (2014), constructs copper pipes into a stately form.
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The works either directly discussed the constructs of gender or dismantled them altogether.
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She is an observational painter who works from models that she painstakingly constructs.
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Mr Graeber constructs some elaborate theories as to why this problem has arisen.
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We're part-human, part-bot constructs, and we make everybody nervous and uncomfortable.
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Le Guin constructs a wonderfully complex pair of worlds with competing political systems.
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For the curious, Bailey constructs this measure using "bridge observations" connecting the branches.
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Rather, it constructs motherhood as an isolated and individualized experience, struggle, or achievement.
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The "possibility" that he constructs contains both supreme hopefulness and self-cancelling disbelief.
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Mxfreeze constructs the majority of his works in both Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop.
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The internet is moving fast, and our legal constructs are not keeping up.
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I hope to harm those constructs we would all do well to smash.
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Amazon has also invested in Plant Prefab, a startup which constructs smart houses.
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And then how do they create ethical constructs around which technologies to procure?
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With these enigmatic works, Mulleady constructs a sparse stage for multiple, disquieting interpretations.
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JPMorgan Chase will adopt the "core constructs" of the mortgage banking group's proposal.
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Katerra, a tech startup based out of Menlo Park, develops, designs and constructs buildings.
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Colonialism constructs failing economies because its existence relies on the dependency of its subjects.
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But science and the categories it constructs do not operate in a political vacuum.
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There's a delightful new character named Forky, whom Bonnie literally constructs out of trash.
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Mostly, though, this album constructs its own vivid, garish, squeaky veneer, a tangible plasticity.
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You can see this in the relationship between the constructs of manhood and race.
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But the film constructs some too-perfect solutions to problems and manipulates our emotions.
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Abstract futuristic constructs are peppered throughout the environment, at odds with the formulaic architecture.
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These are constructs cooked up by human beings and later enshrined as eternal truths.
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These stunningly strange, arrestingly intellectual constructs treat the human imagination with humor and forgiveness.
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I love how it challenges their femininity and the social constructs they live in.
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After all, the purpose of constructs such as race or ethnicity is unequal treatment.
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"You were dealing with different cultural constructs of what a treaty meant," Williams said.
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Our limited understanding of the past, he pointed out, constructs and constrains our present.
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Since he constructs the film piecemeal, Winter Brothers has a stuttering, halting, hiccupping rhythm.
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Let markets be as free as possible and only have needed constructs to protect investors.
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Too often, startups, or any companies trying something new, are only viewed against existing constructs.
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As you say, even our highest ideals and creations are constructs that we've collectively built.
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It's sort of my way of disrupting what I consider to be antiquated societal constructs.
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None of the environments were animated, but they were all fully realized as 3D constructs.
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A lot of mass movements don't like to operate within the constructs of political power.
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It's a stunning indictment of official culpability, and Belew constructs her case with forensic care.
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Spector is right: Prince's work comes across as banal and mass-produced, low-energy constructs.
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She was interested, particularly, in the way advertising constructs femininity as glossy, mysterious and sexy.
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Mr. Albanese constructs his landscapes as they appear through the lens of his Canon 5D.
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But she constructs them in the studio with foamcore frames, mylar sheets and colored lights.
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The larva constructs a tube of mucus that can be up to a foot long.
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Ticker: FSLRMarket cap: $6 billionClosing price: $53.52Company description: First Solar constructs and finances solar farms.
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The path Zamani takes as he constructs a new "hi-story" is a circuitous one.
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Ynsect: Designs, constructs and operates giant vertical farm of beetles (Molitors) to produce high grade proteins.
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For the reader not immersed in this community, the book constructs an archive of ephemeral conversations.
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"This reeks of desperation," said David Trainer, founder and CEO of investment research firm New Constructs.
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There is no common thread between the four constructs, which may be part of the problem.
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Anton Ginzburg constructs architecture into an allegory for modern thought in his newest performance piece, Turo.
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González constructs a historical memory of her home country, Colombia, through paintings based on journalistic photographs.
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"The thing with empathy is it's related to so many constructs," UCL neuroscientist Michael Banissy said.
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It constructs not a world but a bubble within a world—in other words, a family.
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The character in the show that constructs the puzzle is both a puzzler and magic enthusiast.
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It's important to make this distinction, because who constructs your portfolio will directly affect investment outcomes.
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You develop an ego, an identity, and your well-being becomes bound up with these constructs.
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The other aspect is of course 'constructs,' which can be space ships, houses or orbital stations.
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To break through the banality of late-night chatter, Watts routinely constructs spiritual and existential inquiries.
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Since the singer-songwriter form constructs a human being's soul laid bare, much hinges on likability.
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All other emotions are "secondary," which means that they are cultural constructs that make us human.
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Elsa's tiny house would be a cabin that resembles the ice castle she constructs in "Frozen."
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Jealousy may be part of human nature, but social constructs amplify its power, with devastating costs.
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He starts with stone — up to 4503,000 tons of it — and then constructs two parallel walls.
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Since we didn't use any other constructs of the language, we decided to move away from it.
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The film also demonstrates Reichert's skill as an interviewer, as she constructs a tightly edited, navigable polyphony.
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I think it has the potential to really foster understanding of how racial constructs can be limiting.
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Dany eventually smothers him with a pillow to end his suffering and then constructs a funeral pyre.
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Mann constructs her drama on the basis of these facts, as well as her own investigative interviews.
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"The brain constructs a different reality, but there is no one to call a bluff," she said.
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Indeed, new evidence suggests our memories are imperfect and malleable constructs that are constantly changing over time.
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She constructs jokes patiently, often using the idea of the comics panel itself to make them funny.
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One artist who creates such artworks is Brazilian designer Sheila Mrofka, who constructs minute, hyperrealistic baby sculptures.
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But we also don't have to say it's not a possibility or define characters by gender constructs.
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They're built overseas, and tested in Detroit where Shinola also puts together watches and constructs leather goods.
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Researchers at Google have turned what used to be theoretical machine learning constructs into tangible, useful products.
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This stems from the fact that gendered clothing relies on the rigid constructs of masculinity and femininity.
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It is true that like every building, every organization constructs defenses around its physical and virtual premises.
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Mary Beth Edelson and Lynda Benglis also challenge patriarchal constructs of femininity and sex with compelling imagery.
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Just the world in general, so many of the old constructs are just falling down, falling away.
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California-based real estate company Samitaur Constructs hired Carmen Group Incorporated to work on steel tariff issues.
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In La Loge Harlem, 2017, DeVille constructs a narrative with mirror shards, historical photographs, shoes, and string.
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So those are constructs that will last forever, and I think that they are very enduring ideals.
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At his best, Raulff constructs not just painterly layers of complementary information but wreaths of interconnected facts.
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Waypoint: Forced labor camps are no joke—they were brutal, awful constructs that often resulted in death.
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When Rockstar constructs sequences intricately, rather than letting players dictate the action, the results are often electric.
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As gendered constructs, clothes can constrict us but also liberate us when it comes to that complexity.
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Rhoades constructs a veritable matryoshka doll of patsies, using every ounce of his legal and psychological acumen.
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Mr. Morrison constructs his frequently jaw-dropping narrative largely from what is left of that unearthed library.
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Every year he constructs an entire community, which goes on display in November at this Queens museum.
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But against this rich backdrop, he constructs a Rumi who has been simplified for our secular age.
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Having Swedish and Caribbean roots, the designer wanted to look at the "in-betweenness" of social constructs.
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When Kerr constructs his playoff rotation, Cook's ability to space the floor should factor into the equation.
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Divisions and walls and borders and boundaries are all constructs of our landscape, whether they're physical or psychological.
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When you look at the way planes fly, they use equipment that effectively constructs highways in the sky.
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Casebere actually photographs meticulously designed sets that he constructs to convey this emptiness that both threatens and beckons.
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Our load-bearing myths are usually political constructs, buttressing the structures of inequality and domination we live under.
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But when analyzed in regard to the contemporary constructs around mixed identity, the transformation doesn't look so utopian.
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Jeff Bezos now owns this storied address as he constructs the greatest collection of man caves ever assembled.
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For that reason, computers have allowed humans to build—and execute—ever bigger and more baroque algorithmical constructs.
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Neuroscientists know that memories are parked in the brain as physical constructs; there's something physically there to copy.
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It remembers neither its past nor present; in this way, the game constructs a liminality for the player.
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Brown's hirsute inspirations don't just stop there, either: the artist actually constructs her paintings with her own hair.
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French philosopher Roland Barthes' most seminal work, Mythologies, interrogates the social constructs that are often presented as 'natural.
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Inevitably, there are gaps in the record and holes in the interpretive framework the film constructs around it.
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When we're thinking, we know that our thoughts are internal mental constructs, which could be true or false.
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Brown constructs her aesthetic deliberately, as the space intuitively guides visitors along a progression that feels visually chronological.
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Remind yourself that these social constructs are postcolonial issues that the western world have pushed onto people. 291.
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Jankowska constructs her artworks from variations of translucent and highly pigmented black and berry-red watercolors and inks.
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Ghosh meticulously constructs his world and "delights in giving it the truest words," our reviewer, Laila Lalami, wrote.
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Other founders feel fairly confident or comfortable building their businesses outside the constructs of an incubator, he said.
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Still, their central feature — the radical dualism he constructs between the sexes — tends to be taken for granted.
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The arsonist constructs a collage on the wall of his studio apartment with newspaper clippings about the fires.
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Anyone who's listened to Swift knows that she constructs her art to imitate a version of her life.
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Moore constructs a precise and perfectly paced psychological drama in which all our senses are on constant alert.
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The hosts have memories of past constructs, uncanny "gestures," and a varied array of feelings across the spectrum.
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The tricksy structure doesn't have much of a payoff (even though Mr. Hill constructs sequences with deft fluidity).
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Aligning himself so literally with the labor movement's past constructs a kind of solidarity across time and history.
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She constructs a world full of female heroines, where centaurs become centaurettes, and mermaids have legs – and vaginas.
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It sounds silly, but you're going to be able to trace social trends and constructs through the memesphere.
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But life stages are primarily social constructs, and history shows that their emergence can trigger deep changes in attitudes.
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Just as our digital constructs will require vigilance, so should the algorithms handed down to us by our ancestors.
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In Soleri's cities, cars would be useless and the very notion of roads would be abolished as divisive constructs.
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Joe Bernstein met Ngo the day of the assault, planning to explore how Ngo constructs an incendiary political narrative.
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A good prank challenges people who have faith in humanity, societal constructs, and the goodness in your common man.
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Bandersnatch follows a young computer programmer (Fionn Whitehead) who starts hearing voices as he constructs a vivid, fantasylike game.
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We are much more than those constructs used to define us, than our age and body type and gender.
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There isn't much fact that goes into the making of social constructs but there is fact in [their] effects.
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"We do feel like there are interesting analogs in applying market constructs to fantasy-sports-type things," he said.
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Sculptures inspired by insects, orchids, birds and diatoms, as well as the utilitarian constructs from his Tin Man series.
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One of the standout tracks from Constructs was "Bedbugs & Beyond," which you can watch the new video for above.
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Switching products offer many complex features, such as VLANS (Virtual Local Area Networks), that are manifestations of physical constructs.
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During a live screening of the film, RZA constructs his own score from a collection of custom audio files.
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Wall color is one curatorial decision that constructs a sensibility for an exhibition, echoing around the artworks on view.
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In his latest film, Museo, Mexican director Alonso Ruizpalacios constructs a slightly absurd, fictionalized account of this stunning heist.
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With these and an array of other materials, Donovan constructs site-specific works that recall landscapes or organic forms.
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Slavery, white supremacy and racism, are horrid, man-made constructs that should never have existed in the first place.
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It's a reminder that it could happen again, and to examine what social constructs are currently inseminating scientific research.
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Mr. Gordon constructs elaborate still lifes out of paper, photographing them and printing them out at blown-up sizes.
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Keates constructs a history of two centuries of misuse and misinterpretation from which we have now, thankfully, been rescued.
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" From this, the narrator constructs the novel: "Now, in this moment, I feel that vertiginous thrill course through me.
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In his preferred rhetorical constructs, Trump is putting "America First," counterposing the interests of natives with those of newcomers.
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OpenStack, on the other hand, is specifically designed to abstract away low-level infrastructure constructs like bare metal, storage, etc.
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Daimler currently develops and builds Smart cars with Renault, and constructs the small vehicles at factories in France and Slovenia.
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In a barn in Central, Pennsylvania, known as Happy Valley, the photographer Eva O'Leary constructs a large-scale makeshift camera.
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It's interesting how communities all over the world are understanding how important it is to move [away] from social constructs.
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"My work explores the codes and constructs of belonging within the context of place, transit, and hybrid identity," explains Chun.
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Zuckerberg was asked by Representative Ben Lujan about whether Facebook constructs "shadow profiles" of ad targeting data about non-users.
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The queer community has often been a haven for artists to create and perform outside of hetero-normative capitalist constructs.
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There are artists resisting the social constructs rotting humanity from the inside out, by taking sound art to its extremes.
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Find out more about the exhibit Figural Constructs, here, and learn more about Goodwin Fine Art events and showings, here.
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He constructs tiny transmission towers from the bristles of toothbrushes and nail-scrubbers, and weaves gossamer cranes from sock thread.
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And as designers imagine the constructs of what's next, it would only be appropriate that their elimination is self-inflicted.
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Today, by framing it within the constructs of our modern, urban civilization, we too celebrate the sun with our "henges."
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Through this process, Fedorova constructs highly experimental dream sequences that present the body in perplexing, sometimes disturbing forms and contexts.
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Because these activities were proxied, he would retain his heterosexual identity, protect his ego, and adhere to constructs of masculinity.
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For Rivera, the jarring nature of these images underscores the way that photography constructs identity beyond its portrayal of bodies.
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Customers work within algorithmic constructs to purchase goods and no longer interact with live humans in real time for purchases.
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One of the delights of this knowingly preposterous story is the dialectic it constructs between the real and the fantastic.
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Using these constructs, we found that for evangelicals, immigration was a major factor in voting for Donald Trump in 13.
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I halfheartedly made my speech about the patriarchal constructs of female sexuality and convinced my colleagues it was worth pursuing.
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It constructs a new way of existence that allows for self-evaluation and how we fit in with the world.
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Like Brooks, he constructs a whimsical version of the terrifying regime, with flourishes straight out of a Wes Anderson film.
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A third party distributor in China constructs those instruments, Joe tells CNBC Make It, which go for between $2200-$22014.
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She said in humans, everything is much more complicated because we have to take culture and social constructs into account.
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Mr. Kim writes about Cryptopia, a future where everyone is equal and the social constructs that money creates don't exist.
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Animal metaphors can be a conduit for gaining access to a female experience that exists beyond social constructs of gender.
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One never would have guessed that one of Reverdy's crystalline constructs of linguistic shards could support itself on this scale.
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The short film shows the artist sitting down at a desk with his typewriter as he constructs one of his paintings.
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There is a long list of narrative constructs from Jacqueline Susann's 1966 novel, Valley of the Dolls, that have aged badly.
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And in 2018, most of us feel free to criticize constructs and challenge biblical norms, yet cheating remains taboo, sort of.
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While Benjamin was concerned with authenticity, as threatened by the age of mechanical reproduction, Magid's project both constructs and destroys authenticity.
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So far, BattleScar simply constructs a place with limitless potential, and shows it to us through the eyes of a teenager.
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In the clip, the pair sits next to each other on the grass while Minaj carefully constructs a tower of blocks.
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We no longer associate with nature in order to sustain it; instead, we lord over it to support our own constructs.
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And even though I don't identify with either of those stereotypes, people have long since judged me based on those constructs.
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In the video, the pair sits next to each other on the grass while Minaj carefully constructs a tower of blocks.
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"You don't really have to conform to those constructs in order to be valid or be worth something," they told People.
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"We present an integrated tissue-organ printer (ITOP) that can fabricate stable, human-scale tissue constructs of any shape," they wrote.
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But those constructs are not set in stone; they are fluid and ever-evolving, and have been that way throughout history.
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He carefully constructs a collage on the wall of his room, which hearkens back to a standard cliché from detective stories.
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Al-Sharif makes one of her most astute observations when she constructs a genealogy of the Kingdom's crackdown on women's rights.
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Still, Primitive Technology, who constructs devices cavemen would have built, has an insanely loyal following, with close to 7 million subscribers.
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So I watched Dwayne Johnson for hours on how he constructs his body language and how he interacts with the crowd.
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Through a myriad of amusing characters, it constructs a complex zombie lore involving clams, bile, and Serbian knights among other things.
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Kilimanjaro Native Cooperative Union (KNCU), launched a similar program to the TCTP—which constructs Tanzanian coffee tourism on a larger scale.
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Rathbone slyly constructs a female protagonist who is a product of a sex-crazed culture but not a victim of it.
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The sci-fi director Alex Garland constructs a tech thriller in his first series, which accents both his strengths and weaknesses.
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That way, evolution simultaneously constructs the peaks of the fitness landscape, finds out where they are, and populates them with organisms.
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Annie constructs dollhouse-like dioramas that are painstakingly detailed and that recreate, in miniature, scenes and places from her own life.
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Fisher hopes the administration purchases the three miles of wall he constructs and signs the company up to build more miles.
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Acting like you're an expert on Iran all of a sudden, semantic arguments about world wars being imperialistic constructs is ok.
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Museums & Galleries Mr. Gordon constructs elaborate still lifes out of paper, photographing them and printing them out at blown-up sizes.
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Now, go further and look closely at each paragraph of the essay to identify how the writer constructs a narrative arc.
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In his critique of health insurance constructs, he homed in on an increasingly popular target in the drug pricing debate: rebates.
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Throughout our lives, we are programmed to accept constructs on which bodies we deem beautiful and which ones we consider unworthy.
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She constructs extraordinarily seductive, triumphant, and historically nuanced compositions from contrasting textures, saturations, and luminosities in acrylic, lacquer, and other materials.
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There are so many ways our collective imaginary constructs have let us down that become more visible in this Whitney debacle.
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Like most cultural constructs that tell women how to be, her image can be freeing and oppressive at the same time.
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They remind me of the vast digital fortresses my eight-year-old son constructs in Minecraft, bristling with trap doors and turrets.
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Like many of Silicon Valley's constructs, it's made in the vision of one very wealthy, super-connected, extremely well-meaning tech guy.
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They've latched onto fairness as the objective, obsessing over competing constructs of the term that can be rendered in measurable, mathematical form.
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The film constructs a fable of a childhood friendship between Liu and its two other main characters, Zack Mulligan and Keire Johnson.
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Considerably more polished than their predecessors, these groups are still acutely aware of class status and the social constructs of their country.
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Encapsulating the writings of artists trained and working within these constructs is Paper Monument's recently released Social Medium: Artists Writing, 2000–20003.
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Amy constructs her Cool Girl self in order to win over her hapless husband, Nick, but she hates every minute of it.
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Piece by Piece constructs a larger assembly of contemporary meaning and the artist's collective acuity concerning the world in which we live.
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Moving upward, the "object" category branched into the classes "conceptual object" (for social and mental constructs) and "physical object" (for everything else).
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Yet while making her statement she dons a ridiculously oversized wig and inexplicably constructs a haphazard outdoor sculpture made from surrounding snow.
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For his 2011 film Addressability, Jeff Guess wrote software that continually constructs and deconstructs selfies uploaded to social media—pixel by pixel.
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She instead prioritized subverting social constructs and taboos, writing films that treated gender conventions as a social structure and then deconstructed them.
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According to Debord, it does this primarily through the specter of terrorism: Such a perfect democracy constructs its own inconceivable foe, terrorism.
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La Mendoza identifies as a "travestí," a word reclaimed by activists that embodies an anti-colonial spirit and rejects Western gender constructs.
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People go to the club to be free—to forget their mundane daily routines and the social constructs that govern their lives.
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In a series titled Urban Mandalas, Minneapolis artist Neal Peterson constructs oversized photo pieces that montage together distinct features of a city.
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Ridley Scott's first film also showed sympathy for these constructs, and there's still debate about the true nature of Harrison Ford's character.
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He stood alone in his unique articulation of a liberty interest in expression as opposed to more classic liberal or conservative constructs.
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"There's nothing stopping men and women from switching roles and being a maid versus a janitor except for social constructs," she said.
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Using a printer, spray paint, and glue, Le Proux constructs three-dimensional paper sculptures of cars, globes, auditorium bleachers, and entire cityscapes.
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The gilded cage is a name given to class and social constructs of that period, but it's applicable to the clothes, too.
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Adapting Andrus Kivirahk's 2000 novel "Rehepapp," Mr. Sarnet constructs a cold, cruel world where souls are currency and kisses are usually deadly.
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Nine curators share their favorite wall colors — a decision that constructs a sensibility for an exhibition, echoing around the artworks on view.
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Gender-reveal cakes, Mx. Woodstock said, are losing popularity because they fetishize babies' genitals and underscore outdated social constructs of gender roles.
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Georgina Starr constructs and plays with a ventriloquist's puppet named Junior in her kooky video, "The Making of Junior (+ Entertaining Junior)" (1994).
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IS MACHINE LEARNING AND A.I. THE CONSTRUCTS YOURE BUILDING, ARE THEY BEING BUILT WITH SECURITY AND THE POTENTIAL DARK SIDE IN MIND?
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"I'm not involved in how the president constructs his tweets, when he tweets, why he tweets, what he tweets," the secretary said.
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With a handkerchief over his nose, he constructs something that, in a world without proper standards, could be considered a hot dog.
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Here's a tip from mission control: The conflict Mr. Lipton constructs between the spaceship and Earth is just a dialectical fake-out.
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To forgo any specific thoughts here about the new government is consistent with the allegorical realm Eggers capably constructs in the novel.
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Our independence from some of those constructs allows us to curate with more flexibility and care, which, to us, is an advantage.
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The male great bowerbird constructs a beautiful tubular structure out of twigs, depositing bones and snail shells to make courts at either end.
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And yet these are often just constructs, artificial labels that we've created, and our attachment to them can blind us to that fact.
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I'm not saying that when your brain constructs a strong feeling that there are no physical cues to the strength of your feeling.
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In "Heat," she constructs a salad of cauliflower and Brussels sprouts and carrots and herbs that looks like a symphony on a plate.
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The way the human brain constructs visual perception is complicated, and not necessarily a one-to-one representation of what is out there.
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Goldman Sachs constructs and tracks a wide collection of baskets using S&P 500 stocks that reflect a theme or style or attribute.
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That particular assertion came from The Denver Guardian, a site that very carefully constructs fake news in a way that isn't instantly recognizable.
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I want to speak about retelling as a way of rewriting old constructs, of taking texts and forming other texts from their bones.
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Before diving headfirst into advanced courses, you'll first explore basic principles essential to general programming and get a good grasp of language constructs.
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A lot of the words we used to describe gender-based violence, slut-shaming, or gender constructs didn't even exist five years ago.
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A future where we can move from two dimensional constructs to 3D, from 3D objects to holograms, and from holograms to mixed reality.
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"By creating speculative dimensions and otherworldly identities, we are transcending constructs and reclaiming the representation of the female form," the Bennetts told Broadly.
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Earlier this year, Food and Drug Administration chief Scott Gottlieb criticized these "Kabuki drug-pricing constructs" that profit the industry at patients' expense.
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David Trainer, CEO of New Constructs, said Wal-Mart's stock is "easily" worth 30 percent more than where it is trading right now.
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"Really, all geological boundaries are human-made constructs—we make decisions about where to have the most pragmatic, useful, recognizable boundary," Zalasiewicz said.
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Next door, at Emil Erwin, Emil Congdon constructs stylish, sturdy leather bags that have drawn the attention of major retailers like J. Crew.
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In a book much about young Latina sexuality, and who constructs and controls it, what's not present is as relevant as what is.
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Yes, virtually the entire G.O.P. political/media apparatus is now a Trump-bent spoon ready to serve up whatever alternate universe he constructs.
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Anyone who solved this puzzle of mine from 2015 knows that I like to add new features to traditional constructs like word ladders.
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The filmmaker Bill Morrison customarily constructs his movies with footage from other films that are very old and whose prints are very worn.
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For these, Tautou constructs sets, props and costumes, arranges the lighting and performs as both photographer and model, choosing her camera and format.
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That he constructs such illusions within the financial constraints and pared-down aesthetics of the avant-garde dance scene makes him an anomaly.
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U.S. Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb recently criticized such players for "Kabuki drug-pricing" constructs that drive up prices for consumers.
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However the House constructs its team of managers, he'll be at the center making the case on the facts of the Ukraine investigation.
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Exploring the formal properties of the human body, the artist's works almost recall Robert Mapplethorpe's nudes or Asger Carlsen's digitally manipulated bodily constructs.
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Pollan's sources of information heavily represent metaphysical constructs of psychological theories brought to bear on the psychedelic experience rather than rigorous neuroscientific analysis.
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GL: So on the one hand you do have these roles that people expect of certain genders, and those are the social constructs.
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"Take the male bowerbird, which constructs elaborate 'homes' adorned with brightly colored, scarce objects from their environments to attract 'choosy' females," Adair said.
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It gives all of the characters appropriate sendoffs, and it even constructs a hazy, sun-drenched epilogue that suggests a happy ending for them.
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Mixing straightforward observation, in-the-moment interviews, and self-reflexive depictions of fantasy play, the film constructs a multilevel metaphor for the American dream.
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With a dark humor that partially stems from her youth in the former Czechoslovakia, she explores the private self within institutional and ideological constructs.
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"As DNA constructs are synthesized, about 99.999 percent of the raw materials go to waste—it's an incredibly wasteful and expensive process," Gibson said.
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This web of information that Facebook constructs around your photo memories offers an astounding amount of context that it's easy to take for granted.
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The video continues the reversing of gender constructs; in it King plays a cult leader with a proclivity for dressing like a '70s pimp.
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Jodi Clark: My art is not so much about sex as it is about sexuality—the societal constructs placed on sexuality, gender and beauty.
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How and why it constructs these is dissected in this surprisingly fun (we're basically talking about coding in the service of journalism here) article.
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The advances in synthesizing, assembling and testing genetic constructs, together with the advent of cloud computing, make generative design a good option for biologists.
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Rhodes draws our attention to the subjectivity of framing and cropping in film, as well as of grammatical constructs, such as subject and object.
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"Advances could be unprecedented with the next generation learning how to turn their own ideas and know-how into new bio-constructs," Pauwels writes.
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Yet another is the literary portrait he constructs in Geomancer through the heavy use of words—in this case, Geomancer's narration of self-discovery.
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Yet even by that standard history is littered with cautionary tales about banking on the pieces of such elaborate constructs to fall into place.
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Most women and GNC artists have struggled with the constructs of gender and the expectation of how they should present within the music industry.
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Related: This Paper Magician Constructs Unbelievable Origami Hand-Knit Paintings Weave DNA into Algorithms Orange Peel Animals Aren't Technically Origami, But They're Still Awesome
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That is one of the questions asked by Figural Constructs, an exhibit showacsing the artistic muse of the human figure with a contemporary bent.
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Shalika was set up in October 2014 and says in its registration documents that it constructs low-cost houses and provides other social services.
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I don't want to work within the constructs and the structure that the television world has imposed on how people talk about martial arts.
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I often wonder what will disrupt my hypomanic thought cycles (hopefully not stomach cancer.) I am currently cocooned in manic constructs and collapsed memories.
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After separating the toy's eyes and beak from its electronic core, he hunches over a comically tiny sewing machine and constructs a new body.
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But these five one-acters also allow you to see clearly the basic building blocks from which Mr. Ayckbourn constructs his more complex works.
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Like Ariely, Schwartz — who is a professor at Swarthmore College — constructs a powerful argument against the common misconception that motivation is just about money.
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He told me that many of his runs, which he constructs with his 14-year-old brother, take up to 20 hours to build.
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Through these objects, recollected dialogue and his own powers of speculation, Chabon constructs a loving, partial portrait of an unlikely, volatile and durable marriage.
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These interactions made my mental constructs of society more flexible, allowing me to incorporate new information and to learn from the experiences of others.
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Utilizing a modular setup in conjunction with field recordings and some spoken word samples, Eilbacher constructs four pieces that prize transformation above all else.
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This is a form of PolySocial Reality (PoSR), a model of the confluence of constructs with competing outcomes from differing synchronous and asynchronous communications.
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In another video titled Leaves Fall in All Seasons (2013), he constructs a narrative from footage taken by the laborers who built the complex.
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To craft his news poetry, he reads four newspapers online daily and, depending on what stories strike his fancy, constructs a limerick or two.
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This underground torrent has always been there, but it was buried for centuries beneath two powerful constructs: the British Empire and the United Kingdom.
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In this video Mr. Herscher constructs and demonstrates "Page Turner," his contraption that uses 19 steps to turn the front page of a newspaper.
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Most of the time, however, she says she constructs her scenes using Autodesk's 3ds Max, using scans or objects that she's modeled or textured herself.
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Bitcoin and darknet researcher Gwern Branwen has published a small catalog of "surprisingly turing-complete" constructs that lead to some curious and worrisome security implications.
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If Messud is angry about something, it's the social constructs that work against women's ambition and desire, rendering them invisible or even snuffing them out.
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The mobile Oculus Rooms experience is just as stunning as the higher-end constructs on the Oculus Rift, despite the mobile version's somewhat limited functionality.
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As the book surveys the territory where "queer" is staked, it ultimately constructs a portrait of a community of people at various stages of mobilizing.
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Related: These Ain't Your Grandma's Porcelain Dog Statues Painter Constructs Human Faces From Natural Elements in His Surreal Landscapes Photographer Collects Scandinavian Landscapes in Jars
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The company already constructs facial-recognition models for each user for the photo-tagging system, and it's a process that's already spurred a few lawsuits.
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"We need to talk about these issues, and the more we recognize there is a problem, the more chance we have in changing these constructs."
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The exhibition and an accompanying monograph, Vik Muniz (Prestel), celebrate the dazzling marvels Muniz' constructs out of things like diamonds, toys, chocolate syrup, and sand.
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Retrofitting existing regulatory frameworks onto digital constructs will not end well for policymakers, public safety officials or the app users this ordinance seeks to protect.
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Ray's words feel less angry and more anxious against Baldwin's analysis of how racial constructs poison the minds of all who are trapped in them.
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But doing so conflicts with the fact that neither chance, destiny, nor gods has burned African Americans as much as systemic, man-made constructs have.
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"We're always looking to improve billing constructs across our platform and to make it easier and more agile for our customers to use," he said.
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As with the work of W. G. Sebald, Kinsky constructs the past through landscapes: for the woman, a river is a "water-script of histories."
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Pulling from over 200 hours of footage, Ferguson constructs a comprehensive look at politics and war in relation to the turmoil in the Middle East.
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It's still sort of unbelievable to think that Leftöver Crack put out one of the best albums of last year with Constructs of the State.
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Via This Is Colossal Related: These Paper Meals Are Infuriatingly Mouth-Watering Synesthesia Inspires Steady Sun's Video for "Irises" This Paper Magician Constructs Unbelievable Origami
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There's a lot more to deconstruct here, including multiple moments where characters seem to be waking up to the possibility that they're actually fictional constructs.
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Just as you think you understand what prison is, she introduces privatization and the systematic constructs that keep people mentally, emotionally, socioeconomically and racially imprisoned.
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"We all play a role in what society constructs for us," she said, staring at the wall where a poster of the villainous Kilgrave looms.
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The company operates from an absurdly simple premise: It constructs sets, props and even characters from cardboard boxes, brown parcel paper and, yes, paper bags.
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One company makes valves for power plants, another makes equipment used in car factories, and one constructs metal panels used on the outside of buildings.
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Colloquially, this is called "live coding" — a D.J. takes the stage with a laptop, opens up a coding interface and constructs melodies in real time.
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But it was only when I had a son and a daughter of my own that I recognized how powerfully gendered constructs shape our development.
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"The present is the frailest of improbable constructs," Charlie, who narrates the novel, reflects, not least because every fragile, sentient mind is of incalculable consequence.
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At first I thought these complicated constructs of color and pattern were spoiled by the single tiny person Mr. Wong drops into most of them.
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J.C. Public Service Broadcasting, an English duo, samples film dialogue and constructs surging instrumental tracks around it: full-bodied rock, dance-music pulses, funk grooves.
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We should reject purveyors of hare-brained social constructs that pit Americans against Americans, women against men, or Muslims against the rest of the world.
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Profiling four members of an underdog high-school wrestling team in Huntsville, Alabama, "Wrestle" constructs an empathetic portrait of a mat that's anything but level.
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And it's a phenomenon that doesn't sit well with some older generations of LGBTQ people, who also bristle at the ever-expanding proliferation of identity constructs.
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Related: Painter Constructs Human Faces From Natural Elements in His Surreal Landscapes Oatmeal Artist Recreates World-Famous Paintings 3D Printed Sculptures Bring Famous Portraits to Life
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He walks through the orb, because time and space are flimsy constructs in Legion, and finds a version of Syd, who says she's from the future.
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Vijay's "command of storytelling is so supple that it's easy to discount the stealth with which she constructs her tale," Jan Stuart wrote in these pages.
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The day before, I had been admitted for the final part of a two-part phalloplasty operation—a procedure that constructs a penis for trans men.
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It won't matter how much of a dramatic build-up the show constructs before ending the Negan arc if there's no one around to watch it.
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That is why I find it bewildering that pioneering feminists wield their pen to deny others their sense of self, reinforcing the power constructs of gender.
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Clothes, constructs, and stereotypes that relate either to men or to women are fast becoming irrelevant in the millennial mind — and even more so in fashion.
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As obvious as those things are to any human more than a few months old, they're actually quite sophisticated constructs involving multiple concepts and intuitive connections.
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The book's readability could also be attributed to the familiarity of its constructs, with deference to the Shakespearian band of players and the Dickensian world Tarbean.
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But where The Girl on The Train takes this scaffolding and constructs a gripping mystery featuring compelling characters, Into The Water feels simultaneously bloated and thin.
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Dawood constructs five different scenes that correspond to different moments of historical significance in Kalimpong's recent past, from the 1920s and '60s to the present day.
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Painting with viscous oils on rectangular and diamond-shaped canvases, Mr. Hanson constructs florid, heraldic compositions traversed by grids, serpentine lines and curved and flat bands.
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Parker Gallery (Booth 20) The Cuban artist Misleidys Castillo Pedroso constructs larger-than-life bodybuilders with exaggerated proportions, and the occasional doubled biceps, out of paper.
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Maybe in societies deep through history, those qualities helped organize a world of chaos, but the antediluvian constructs of masculinity are easily weaponized in modern life.
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" And as if it weren't enough, she "promotes justice, liberates the needy, but, above all, bears witness to that active love which constructs Christ in souls.
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I hope that because of this work's approachability, it provides an opportunity to get people thinking and talking about gun control, gun violence, and gender constructs.
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Now, of course, many of the errors of this inherently imperfect document have since been changed, but a considerable number of misguided constructs still plague us.
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Paxton's and Ford's statements also confirmed that T-Mobile will guarantee lower rates for customers in both states as the company constructs a nationwide 5G network.
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Founder Marisa Competello, a former fashion stylist, constructs her sculptural compositions — which she often coats in layers of spray paint — from her Chinatown studio in Manhattan.
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"Impromptu" is an interesting new addition to the portfolio that constructs a customized alarm based on a series of factors, including weather and time of day.
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For veterans, this is another really fun, tight puzzle from Andrew Ries, who also constructs daily grids (he had a Friday almost exactly a month ago).
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"In order for a nonhuman intelligence to be taken seriously by humans, it really is necessary it operate within human constructs, within human systems," he says.
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Morris constructs a burning Detroit with black figures—the most prominent of whom wears Armani underwear—running through the streets evoking the unrest of the 60s.
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The goal should not be to build an artificial algorithm that mimics humans, but for humans to learn how to coexist more like our perfectly engineered constructs.
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The premise: Marwencol is a 2010 documentary about the extraordinary artist and photographer Mark Hogancamp, who constructs intimate fantasy worlds with deeply personal narratives in his backyard.
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Johnston similarly described narrative cinema as implicitly patriarchal, and suggested that feminist filmmaking should combine strategies of entertainment and politics to fight the audiovisual constructs of oppression.
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An improvisational analog synth wiz, Chami constructs aerial soundscapes through layering unearthly vocals and mesmerizing loops, sometimes through a "stream of consciousness," as described on her website.
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She constructs an adult sized diaper from Frannie's smaller ones so that she doesn't have to take a single trip to the portable toilet during her shift.
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If Illumio's goal is to obfuscate network-layer constructs upon which ForeScout depends, then making ForeScout more accessible and easier to deploy sounds like a good fit.
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This space will only grow, allowing writers to plumb fairy tales and other trope-y forms in order to break the social constructs so inherent within them.
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In "Heart Berries," her 2018 breakout memoir, Terese Marie Mailhot constructs a narrator deeply aware of the perils of being a Native woman narrating her own trauma.
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In 1898, the utopian feminist Charlotte Perkins Gilman wrote of "romantic love" and "maternal sacrifice" as ideological constructs: a bait and switch that kept women at home.
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Some of these trends bring unprecedented opportunities for improving lives while others are disrupting long-standing societal constructs — including our now wobbly "three-legged stool" for retirement.
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The DSM has been referred to as the "bible" for the field of psychology; it's a book rooted in faith and human constructs, rather than objective facts.
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SAG, formerly the energy-related activities of RWE Solutions, constructs and runs energy grids, employs roughly 8,000 staff and has annual sales of about 1.4 billion euros.
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One is that, while the novel builds out a rich world at the Circle's campus over many pages, the film constructs it in about three quick strokes.
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Aside from obscuring her figure, the suit functions like a fort for Khan, one that "strips down social constructs" so she can imagine a safe, ecstatic space.
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Perhaps most important, diversity is vital to educating citizens who can identify the artificial constructs that divide us and develop new relationships to move our society forward.
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It's a trickle-down effect that begins to break down gendered constructs that have caused political and economic progress for half the population to stay relatively stagnant.
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What I have tried to do wherever I go is to start where the institution is rather than try to import particularly rigid constructs from other places.
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"At first I thought these complicated constructs of color and pattern were spoiled by the single tiny person Mr. Wong drops into most of them," he wrote.
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Later he constructs his casket with his son-in-law, who quips that he hopes Dick is not going to lie down in it there and then.
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The critical distinction, rather, is that, whereas the believer submits to a moral framework received from a supposedly divine source, the atheist constructs his or her own.
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In this framework Winterbottom, who wrote the script with Sean Gray providing "additional material," constructs a time-traveling, format-shifting biopic with a from-humble-beginnings hook.
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Gaming is a new form of social network where you can spend time just hanging with friends/family even outside of the constructs of 'winning the game.
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Peaceful coexistence among early residents unravels when a band of "newcomers" arrives and constructs a trench across the field—whether for drainage or for defense is uncertain.
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It's assured that Republicans will convince the vast majority that Democrats are out "to get Trump" no matter how broadly or narrowly the House constructs its case.
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It's that he doesn't seem to have beliefs at all, not in the way people typically talk about beliefs — as mental constructs stable across time and context.
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Here's the Apocalyptic Painting Leonardo DiCaprio Just Purchased This Makeover Artist Dismantles Traditional Constructs of Beauty [NSFW] Here's Proof Throwing a Great Party Every Week is Art
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She constructs these spirits in language with the same affection and attention to uncanny details that make her visual work so stunning and hard to pin down.
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Atilla Pohlmann of the University of Hawaii at Mānoa is a vegetarian himself, but in his research, he has looked at the social and biological constructs around meat.
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It's an admonishment that similarly applies to such dramatic constructs, and why the clock on how long "Time After Time" can sustain interest already appears to be ticking.
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What would science look like if our attention to debunking modern strands of eugenics intersected with debunking white, heteronormative, and cis-privileged notions of gender binaries and constructs?
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While some commentators make that very point in an Islamophobic spirit as a reason why liberal democrats should be wary of Islam, he constructs another sort of argument.
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It was my duty as an independent woman (#feminism) to break social constructs, infiltrate the clubhouse, and discover exactly what goes down at a couples' cupcake-baking class.
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Since 2013, (Robinson) has been working on project titled #WHITEMANINMYPOCKET, in which she calls into question racial constructs, and especially the place of Whiteness in conversations about race.
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Method, for Chicago, has existed within the constructs of social engagement, rather than the pursuit of a singular style — the latter could have fast tracked her commercial success.
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New Constructs Research recommended selling Roku's shares, saying in a report that its stock price implies expectations of revenue growth that are higher than the company's past performance.
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This piece sets the tone for the exhibition in that it unabashedly dismantles the constructs that shelter us from the reality of how damnably unequal competitive sports is.
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As a diligent student of archival conversations and political debate, artist Goshka Macuga constructs a new collection of tapestries that reimagine pivotal meetings between history's biggest power players.
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The images captured by these cameras are run through computer vision software which constructs a 3D model of the world around it that the drone can intelligently navigate.
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We've all heard of the cost/benefit decision-making model, but "cost" and "benefit" are intellectual constructs too distant from the actual emotions that drive our decision-making.
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All we had was a series of mathematical constructs: a private key, coins or mining fees from an early block, a massively valuable bitcoin wallet linked to Nakamoto.
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The paradox of Westworld is that freedom isn't possible, because the park is monitored more closely than Disneyland and the hosts are synthetic constructs, acting on their loops.
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The entire adorable vision is the work of textile artist and designer, Cat Rabbit, who constructs effervescent sculptural works bursting with joie de vivre and fine-tuned craftsmanship.
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Related: 'Alienated' Series Depicts The Pixelated Apocalypse Pixel by Pixel, This Design Team Constructs a Futuristic Wonderland of 3D Levels Here's What Artificially Intelligent Pixel Bending Looks Like
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With an eye toward using All-American keepsakes like comic books and miniature toys, Ben Turnbull constructs his pieces with a consideration for the true picture of war.
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He slowly found support for his new laboratory and built out a team to study how the brain constructs the concept of the self and world around it.
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The artist constructs each animation on one piece of high-grade paper that he repeatedly scans as he adds layers upon layers of ink, white out, and coffee.
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My childhood body had a visceral reaction to dresses, girl toys, the color pink, and other social constructs and behavioral expectations because it was perceived as being female.
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"I think it's incredibly important in Trump world that you protect yourself, because everyone constructs their own reality," Ms. Manigault Newman told The New York Times on Sunday.
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For this exhibition he is exploring through the prisms of political theory how large abstract constructs such as the idea of democracy can be translated into lived experience.
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In part a commentary on how monetizing one's image has become a viable economic lifeline, the movie constructs an obstacle course of hardships between Goldie and her aspirations.
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The Legion of Honor, Bank of France, Council of State, education system and much of Parisian architecture are Napoleonic constructs that testify to his genius 200 years later.
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People like Rogan — not that interested in politics, not totally synced up with contemporary ideological constructs, somewhat cross-pressured on issues — are very typical of the American voter.
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When we call something an indie game, we are calling on a whole host of assumptions, ideas, and pieces of received knowledge that constructs our concepts of independent.
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This third novel by the Dublin-born Toomey is a sly, layered story about how a writer constructs a narrative, and how elusive the absolute truth always is.
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Tan has a strong track record with acquisitions, but he could probably use someone that knows the enterprise software world as he constructs his next round of deals.
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His organization is best known for Jimmy Carter's volunteer support but now constructs, repairs and renovates homes in 70 countries for 7 million low-income people a year.
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As we've seen with subjects like broadband usage caps, COVID-19 has shown a knack for quickly demolishing pointless constructs and the arguments long used to support them.
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When it was unveiled Thursday, the Senate bill included glaring omissions in how it constructs an insurance market, which experts said could have caused that market to collapse.
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The long-term hope is that this product will spark dialogue and create stronger private/public sector collaboration, by better understanding the incentives, regulations and constructs of each sector.
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Despite questions about the way Hargreaves constructs and markets its favourite fund picks, used by many clients to decide where to invest, it stood by its 'Wealth 50' list.
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The 3D printer, called the integrated tissue-organ printer (ITOP), has overcome some of the hurdles of 33D printing that kept researchers from creating stable, human-scale tissue constructs.
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However, these agreements were essentially political constructs that were primarily designed to benefit the U.S. and those nations that allied themselves to the U.S. at the expense of others.
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Foregrounding the absences present in spaces where fictions are staged, these artists reveal the constructs and hierarchies of culture and the context in which fiction is created and consumed.
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She tells me that although establishing metrics can be useful to set baselines and measure changes, metrics are human constructs and, as such, are inherently biased with human subjectivities.
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Based around the fictional escapades of the eponymous protagonist as she experiences 90s NYC nightlife for the first time, the trio constructs her narrative with joyful, classic-sounding samples.
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And as more people come out as non-binary, they're forging new kinds of relationships where gender constructs that once dictated the rules of courtship are made less meaningful.
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Yet the complexity and intelligence of her visual language — laying waste to hegemonic constructs of femininity, female desire, and the female and male body — are crucial to its success.
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These women would often put it down to the fact that their partners [already] had to challenge normative constructs around being a man, because of their own sexual preferences.
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Behind their simple set up a beautiful series of videos captured around the world, all chopped and looped in perfect time with the music he constructs around the films.
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C is then killed in a car crash just outside the house: typically, Mr Lowery doesn't stage the crash itself, but instead constructs a quiet tableau of the aftermath.
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Mr. Kiwanuka, a 29-year-old Englishman whose parents are from Uganda, isn't the only songwriter who's decisively turning his back on the synthesized constructs of mainstream R&B.
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The bride, 32, is a senior product manager in Seattle for Amazon, where she works on the company's campus team, which constructs and stocks bookstore-like buildings at colleges.
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Thus, under the Disclosure Standard Act's statutory constraints, CRISPR food created using DNA constructs that are incorporated into plant or animal cells would likely fall under the mandatory disclosures.
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And I have the feeling that it may be easier for them than it would be for male actors to grasp the artificial constructs of masculinity from Powell's time.
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They still had no notion of the vast constellations of constructs and enzymes that could be engineered, evolved in a lab, or harvested from the wild to replace Cas9.
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Yet perhaps precisely because so much of his presidency consists of these fanciful rhetorical constructs, he doesn't seem to understand that he has policymaking authority beyond just saying stuff.
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It constructs a beautiful, mysterious universe that reminded me, in its best moments, of Fez, with a sense of history and place and time that feels appropriately, wonderfully weird.
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Visionary art is often understood as having sprung, fully formed, from the artist's head, but the truth is that Rabinowitch is a remarkable craftsman who painstakingly constructs his imagery.
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It explores perceptions of identity, statehood, national characteristics, and territorial constructs, guiding viewers through 226 sections, each of which takes its title from a character in the Maltese alphabet.
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An architect, in their mind, constructs the structure of an edifice and meticulously calculates every centimeter—he knows exactly what each will serve and what he has to do.
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As early as middle school, he was equating self-expression with media constructs, enlisting a classmate to stage sham talk shows on a mock set in the friend's basement.
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It constructs a framework for understanding social tipping points, the systems where they might do the most good on climate, and the kinds of interventions that might trigger them.
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He constructs elaborate mechanical claws out of anything within arm's reach, forcibly evolving his body like the accidental tools that expand the chimpanzee's brain in 2001: A Space Odyssey.
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In talking to someone who doesn't know about it, it's saying that you may think of male and female, but I'm someone who doesn't identify with either of those constructs.
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Originally spotted by Kotaku, New School student Kara Quinteros' fashion line Start a New Thread pulls common phrases and acronyms off of 4chan and constructs them for the real world.
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It was not our birthright to be sexually harassed or assaulted or raped based on social constructs of gender, biology, sex, identity, orientation, ethnicity, race, ability, or any intersection thereof.
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Something similar has happened as Eilish's weirdness is slotted into that role for Gen Z. Often the music journalist gaze constructs younger pop stars to fit those journalists' own narratives.
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Hawley leaves the question completely open: even if Syd and Lenny are mental constructs, they clearly understand the world in different ways, and most importantly, they know things David doesn't.
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In the 2019 version, the owner is Bonnie, and the favoured toy is, well, all of them except Woody: when Bonnie constructs imaginary towns, she leaves him in the cupboard.
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Using the idea of the Yoruba Egungun masquerade, Jarvis constructs a full-length black leather garment embossed with images of men and women donning Ray Ban shades and combat weapons.
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In Power's New York City, race, class, and gender function less as social constructs that determine the characters' fates and more as footnotes that help move the overall story along.
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For his installations, he supplements his empty spray-paint cans with a combination of steel, reclaimed wood, concrete, and steel wire that he cuts, welds, and constructs with his team.
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"When called upon to memorialise a faulty bridge, McGonagall constructs another," writes Mr Lerner, as he dissects McGonagall's swirling metrical confusion with poetically informed glee across a number of pages.
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Piazza's Entangled exhibition features a number of painstakingly detailed oil paintings where in the artist constructs animals and abstract human faces from different natural elements taken from the surrounding landscape.
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In the 1970's, lawmakers created policy constructs through Pell Grants and student loans that made financing available to a generation of students who would have otherwise been locked out.
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By repeating a mantra of victimhood it constructs a world full of enemies, making it easy to conflate Pakistani jihadists with protesters in Kashmir or simply critics of Mr Modi.
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"We're talking about white supremacy not in a discourse of racism, but how white supremacy still constructs dominant society's relationship with Indian country including in the legal system," she added.
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Earlier this year, he got his first show, "Constructs & Glitches," at the Future Perfect, featuring a striking suite of furniture inspired by snags he encountered while using 3D modeling software.
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There are many stereotypical themes and devices in crime fiction: righteous cops shooting a criminal at the novel's end, gender constructs salvaged from another age, invincible heroes and so on.
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Lacey is at her best when she is skewering, and while the emotional dystopia she constructs is not necessarily the core of the novel, it is the most successful part.
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Usage caps and overage fees are arbitrary constructs that let ISPs charge Americans even higher rates for what's already some of the highest prices for bandwidth in the developed world.
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But that again ignores that usage caps are arbitrary and unnecessary constructs, and that U.S. consumers already pay some of the highest prices among all developed nations for mobile bandwidth.
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Even as taking pictures has gotten simpler, Mr. Chiara, 46, constructs his own box cameras — known as camera obscuras — that draw in light through a small hole onto photographic paper.
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Akomfrah constructs visual expeditions that take the viewer out of that grotto, to the edge of one's sense and feeling, and the world becomes immensely, overwhelming large through his eyes.
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Lanchester constructs a more elegant wall in prose than any politician could in concrete, but the limits that it imposes on itself are still barriers, no matter how artistically designed.
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After forty years of growing up depressed in a militarized society, we [artists] needed to speak up and break taboos, constructs and hollow icons like the President Bashar Al-Assad.
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She designs costumes and either constructs sets or photographs her subjects on location, and she adopts the visual devices of posing and styling common to the publications that inspired her.
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Moving fast and expecting the viewer to keep up, Yoo constructs a composite of a nation, often obstructed and by necessity incomplete, to present North Korea as complex and multiplicitous.
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The organization constructs starter homes of two rooms with a bathroom and kitchen, and hands them over to the owners, who can expand their property into a three-bedroom house.
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In the irreverent parody, "rubbing alcohol will be consumed, imaginary pregnancies will be indulged, and gender constructs will be destroyed once and for all," the troupe said in a statement.
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It's essentially a programming mode that allows tech-savvy users to craft their own Labo experiences, using either the pre-existing Toy-Cons or new constructs of their own creation.
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St. Louis-based McCarthy Building Companies, which constructs large solar farms, recently had a project shelved due to all the uncertainty, said Scott Canada, senior vice president of renewable energy.
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Though his audience changes as well — he shifts between news comment sections and branded Facebook pages, among others — he adapts to each with jokes that he constructs on the fly.
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Looking at the drawings in The Face in the Moon might remind the visitor that Nevelson's relief sculptures have the horizontal and vertical constructs found in builders' blueprints and engineers' designs.
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Trump also seems to believe that the same Democrats who steadfastly refuse to give him any money for a border wall care whether he constructs it out of steel or concrete.
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Using the reclining Venus as an inspiration, Lawson constructs, from blackness, her own definition, critiquing the narrow aesthetic monopolies whiteness has had on the body, sexuality, and the canon of portraiture.
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While Disney constructs its massive 14-acre Star Wars-themed addition to Disneyland in Anaheim, California, guests have turned to a modified version of Space Mountain for their Star Wars fix.
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Haacke's work, with its stars on the wall and on the floor, serves as a reminder not only of that policy failure, but also that nations and their ideas are constructs.
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"Political correctness is one public manifestation of a strong focus on the idea that language constructs society through establishing and maintaining power imbalances, which is a very [poststructural] idea," Lindsay says.
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If users open it and point the phone's camera at the bill, the app uses George Washington's visage as a fiducial marker and constructs the White House on top of it.
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While Towns' skill set will be the base on which Thibodeau constructs his next great defense, the Wolves have at least two more plus defenders on the perimeter to work with.
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Rouch constructs a classic coming-of-age melodrama, filled with emotional extremes and intimate revelations, which displays at each step the political assumptions and artistic artifices on which it's based. ♦
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His planned talk arrives as the company retires Starhopper, which wasn't designed to fly to space, and constructs Starship Mark 13 — a roughly 18-story vehicle designed to fly around Earth.
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I like that the need for transparency and visibility in the algorithms and the underlying constructs of how machines are learning and how automation is being delivered is being talked about.
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Even when Jeghers can't stretch a park's length or make the numbers come out as hoped, Hubbard says that in every park he constructs he'll take some time for spiritual endeavors.
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Her father was a designer and salesman of dairy facilities for King Construction, a company in New Holland, Pa., that constructs barns and other housing structures for dairy cows and horses.
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The homeland is one of those key constructs that acts as a mirror in which we try to see ourselves, but is somewhat fragile; under pressure of interrogation, it can fracture.
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In a very real sense, all eight of these people are each other, in a way that ignores gender or race or other societal constructs that divide people into neat categories.
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The effect is a hyperreality and constructs a Tehran that would never be otherwise filmable: one of private vice and public virtue, and the ongoing battle to keep the two apart.
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He's assisted by Joel Fagliano, the digital puzzles editor, who also constructs the mini crosswords that appear every day on the New York Times app and in print on Page A3.
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For the past 30 years, she has reigned unchallenged as the doyenne of institutional critique, a branch of conceptual art concerned with the internal machinery of museums and other social constructs.
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Redrow, which constructs homes in England and Wales, said pre-tax profit rose to 380 million pounds ($488.34 million) in the year ended June, from 315 million pounds a year earlier.
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Those constructs were missing under the rule of former leader Najib Razak, who is facing criminal charges for his alleged role in misappropriated funds from state investment vehicle 1Malaysia Development Berhad.
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Music industry politics which completely mimic racial social constructs allow people like Zayn to hide behind his popularity amongst white folk when he himself is aiding in the work of white supremacy.
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In Fever Dream, Schweblin constructs a nightmare-like tale of family and motherhood that will leave you asking yourself what's real, what's fake and does the difference between the two even matter.
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It wasn't until late last year that Leftöver Crack resurfaced with a new album, Constructs of the State, their first in over a decade, and a new Scott Sturgeon emerged with it.
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Wong is a Seattle-based artist and poet whose creative and scholarly works address what she calls a "poetics of haunting" — the social, political, and cultural constructs impacting Asian American immigrant poets.
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The big picture: Historians call these "long decades" and "long centuries" — super useful constructs for grasping big, prolonged events outside of mere time, and seeing them as eras, zeitgeists and social phenomena.
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By opening up the narrative field of possibilities, Ganesh's animations provide radical alternatives to viewing cultural history as a series of recorded facts, exposing them instead as a set of social constructs.
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Many of the constructs that have been put into place about reimbursement were done 35 years ago when perhaps the most significant medication you had was a hypertensive agent or an antibiotic.
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Physicians must also fully understand social constructs such as class, gender and race, explicit and implicit, that mold both how they make medical decisions and how, in turn, patients receive their care.
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Sandberg's argument "not only ignores poor and working class women but it also ignores how navigating class constructs is different for black women, even high achieving black women," wrote Cottom in 20183.
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"[I want to] show people who follow what I'm doing that you don't really have to conform to those constructs in order to be valid or be worth something," Stenberg told PEOPLE.
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Six of those new homes will be built by Austin startup Icon, which constructs 3D-printed homes that Icon cofounder Evan Loomis told Business Insider can be completed in about 27 hours.
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The US must also determine a national strategy for how aggressively it will develop new systems, operational concepts and organizational constructs that exploit artificial intelligence advancements in warfare, according to the report.
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Encoding biases into machine learning models, and in general into the constructs we refer to as AI, is nearly inescapable — but we can sure do better than we have in past years.
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Including tiny artifacts like molded chopsticks, shoes, and the haunting "no face" mask, the artist constructs around 100 different objects for each composition, placing each item on a sheet of A2 paper.
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Racism in 2018 isn't about segregation, water hoses, and dogs but about constructs designed to capitalize off of poor people and people of color (good luck if you fall into both categories).
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SHANGHAI STOCK LINK The company, which invests in, constructs and operates electric power plants, has a presence in Britain through its ownership of Red Rock Power, a Scotland-based wind farm operator.
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The Netherlands-based Heesen Yachts is one of the world's best-known superyacht builders and constructs steel and aluminum boats that sell for anywhere from $39 million to more than $112 million.
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His vocal flights indicate a self-effacing cipher whose technique on the microphone is ancillary to the way he constructs an echoing hall of rap voices that vary in type and personality.
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Mr. Bongiovanni, also 29, is a project manager with M. A. Bongiovanni, a family-owned general contractor in Syracuse that constructs water and waste treatment plants and pump stations throughout the Northeast.
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McWhorter, now at Columbia University, constructs his argument defensively, offering that those who dismiss black English as gutter speak miss that it differentiates itself by using grammar and specific sounds and intonations.
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Other works more directly tackle environmental issues, like Sarah Max Beck and Robert C. Beck's "Possibility Chambers" (222), which constructs a wetland ecosystem, including a water tank, electronics, and an LCD screen.
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Beyond his natural charisma and gift for evocative storytelling, one of B.I.G.'s distinctive musical talents is the way that he constructs his bars to maximize the percussive qualities of his voice.
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Co-created by choreographer/director Samar Haddad King and playwright/director Amir Nizar Zuabi, "The Keeper" constructs the ground beneath our feet as an embedded source of collective memory and sense of place.
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Shanks constructs the gate into Castle Black using a section of a styrofoam cooler and an miniature infinity mirror, he then uses a floor air vent as the portcullis of the fortified entrance.
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She plans to incorporate her scholarly work into her art in hopes of dismantling colonial gender constructs and reviving indigenous cultural values to create more opportunities for transgender people in Indonesia and beyond.
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Also known as deep learning, neural networks are the algorithmic constructs that enable machines to get better at everything from facial recognition and car collision avoidance to medical diagnoses and natural-language processing.
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Departing from the architecture of the panopticon invented by Jeremy Bentham in the late eighteenth century, Cheang constructs the exhibition around a rotating and inverted surveillance tower: a 3-D camera surveillance system.
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All we seek to do is create a digital landscape where free thinkers, and new age beings who see beyond the constructs in front of us, can come together and prosper without judgement.
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Through this broken narrative, Mr Jenkins constructs an argument that the black American experience is jarring and traumatic, but he juxtaposes joy and despair to emphasise his characters' strength rather than their suffering.
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Similarly, Priva, which has approximately 500 employees operating in more than 100 countries, designs and constructs sustainable vertical farms that enable agricultural producers to control interior temperatures, irrigation, humidity, CO2 concentration and light.
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The Bureau of Economic Analysis, the government agency that constructs gross domestic product data, said this week that a component-by-component investigation found evidence in quarterly GDP data over different time spans.
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But do those favors and you risk alienating (or angering) the corporations, collectives, and AI constructs that live in the city, each of which is competing with you over a near-magical resource.
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What we witnessed instead was a political media—confronted with a one-sided assault on its most basic freedom—rendered by its own constructs largely incapable of identifying the threat with any precision.
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If TV shows, and especially sitcoms, are ultimately about family in whatever form one constructs it, then Will and Grace and their two wacky grown-up kids haven't missed much of a beat.
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Holistic constructs of alliances, coalitions and partnerships such as the U.N., NATO and the International Atomic Energy Agency, each of which constituted an ecological whole greater than the sum of its individual parts.
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In my puzzles I keep to a minimum words that end in -S, -TION, -TIONS, verb forms that add -ER but do not otherwise rate a discrete dictionary entry, and other bland constructs.
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With the help of these tools, we are learning that while race may be a social construct, differences in genetic ancestry that happen to correlate to many of today's racial constructs are real.
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This year's two main competitions were Champion of Weaves and the Fantasy competition with a superheroes theme, where stylists had to create a look by styling models with outfits and lavish hair constructs.
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What is often lost in posthumous accounts of Kippenberger's life and persona is the intelligence and multilayered critique in his work: of himself; identity politics; and the ideological constructs of late capitalist subjectivity.
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"I'm staying optimistic that the business aspect of this will come through in the end," said George Hershman, president of Swinerton Renewable Energy, a privately held firm that constructs large-scale solar projects.
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I was emboldened by a friend cutting off her own locks a couple of seats over; emboldened by the desire to challenge any lingering fatphobic constructs I may have been applying to myself.
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"There's no inherent difference between Cancer men and Cancer women (or Cancer anyone else)," she says, with the caveat that societal constructs of gender may lead some Cancers to express their sign's traits differently.
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As kappa increases, more randomness is introduced into the function that constructs the curves and the curves turn more unruly, while obeying the rule that they can bounce off of, but never cross, themselves.
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The fact of the matter is, electability and likability are social constructs rooted in the way things were, and they're designed to keep the current upper echelons in power and maintain the status quo.
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CONNOLLY: A coral is a partnership between an animal, which is what builds the skeleton and constructs the reefs that you see, and the tiny one cell algae or plants that live inside it.
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Because many facets of society still reward racist constructs of beauty and attractiveness, white (cisgender) female performers in porn continue to come out on top, making money off a system that necessarily excludes others.
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So, while transgender inclusion disputes the rigid constructs of male and female athletes, inclusion for non-binary individuals poses a much greater question to athletic institutions—challenging the very notion of gender-segregated sports.
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Beyond its unexpected scent, the log also boasts other benefits: Enviro-Log constructs the log from 100-percent recycled materials, meaning they're about as environmentally-friendly as recreationally burning something can be, it seems.
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Check out its campaign video: The Vortx also works for video platforms like Netflix and HBO Go, so you can feel Drogon's fiery breath in Game of Thrones or Elsa's icy constructs in Frozen.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Food and Drug Administration chief, Scott Gottlieb, criticized pharmacy benefit managers, health insurers and drugmakers on Wednesday for "Kabuki drug-pricing constructs" that profit the industry at the expense of consumers.
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Instead of renegade robots preying on humans, the show zeroed in on the nascent humanity of these artificial constructs, contrasted with the brutality inflicted upon them by people indulging their darkest impulses and fantasies.
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On the whole, we are in favor of constructs that allow patients who have a terminal disease, who don't have access to any available therapy, to have access to experimental drugs under proper supervision.
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Women are told to keep their periods secret to avoid the shame of being seen to be menstruating by others and it's part of a shaming culture that constructs menstruation as dirty and embarrassing.
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"Trump constructs his own reality to make himself look good, even in horrible situations, and then he repeats it over and over again until his distortion becomes the only version he knows," she writes.
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Judis constructs a straw man when he takes on "the cosmopolitan liberals who believe in a borderless world," for how many liberal arguments, outside a John Lennon lyric, seriously demand a world without countries?
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If he does the commish a favor, however … With a mixture of desperation and deftness, Chuck constructs an elaborate Rube Goldberg device of quid pro quo exchanges among the city's most privileged and powerful.
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Other highlights: "EuroTrump" (Friday), a portrait of the far-right Dutch politician Geert Wilders, and "12th and Clairmount" (Thursday), which constructs an account of the 1967 Detroit uprising from archival footage and audio testimony.
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In his address, he cut to the heart of the most significant criticisms of the president, that Mr. Trump exaggerates and constructs his own truths and that he has undermined ethical standards in Washington.
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When it comes to determining what kinds of objects and events his collected data are meant to represent, there will always be the need for us to employ our subjective, biased and partial social constructs.
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But the stages themselves are unique: one has you warping through time to navigate a science laboratory, another plays with perception as you rotating suburban homes inside a colossal automated factory that constructs entire towns.
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I was in talks to shadow him at the upcoming demonstration, which I thought might be a good way to illustrate how Ngo constructs an incendiary political narrative out of a narrow selection of facts.
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But while the action sequences can be individually thrilling, the sense that both Hellboy and all his enemies are basically invulnerable, identical CGI constructs sets in early and undermines any sense of stakes or drama.
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It's something I want to have a closer relationship with, but yes, in the meantime, everyone needs to be more accepting of and willing to break down constructs and systems around class, gender, and sexuality.
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Rather than scrutinizing the wide-angle pictures taken by the rover's stereo cameras, OnSight constructs full scenes mined both from the rover's perspective, as well as orbital data collected from Mars's suite of observation satellites.
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And more recently, with the implementation of smart contracts, code that is shared across the whole blockchain to execute conditionally with irrefutable results, we have the possibility to tokenize many new financial constructs on blockchains.
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Dominic Wallington, chief investment officer at RBC Global Asset Management (UK) said financial markets are human constructs subject to human frailties and that bear markets bring out the behavioral traits of 'cognitive dissonance' in investors.
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It all combined to create a moment that was nearly flawless, and I laid entranced by him and the wonder of what we became without outside constructs and limits on whatever our young relationship was.
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All pop stars are constructs, but that's especially true of Shasta Geaux Pop , a glamazon hip-hop icon who exists, like Tinkerbell, only to the extent that you believe in her and clap your hands.
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It's a KEYTAR, and it sounds like this: Fred Piscop constructs our monthly bonus puzzles, is a veteran puzzle editor and it's really nice to see him back in The New York Times Crossword rotation.
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By pushing the old "final girl" subtext as far as it can possibly go, Green and company drag certain aspects of it into the light in a way that sometimes exposes their flimsy storytelling constructs.
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"Oh Baby,", a felt romantic lament that sounds simultaneously epic and small, sways woozily as the band constructs a net of synthesizer hooks, including one particularly playful glassy lick that punctuates certain lines for emphasis.
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Focusing Beam normally deals 50 damage per second, though the damage gets increased to a whopping 200 damage per second against targets under 50 percent of their maximum health (including constructs like turrets and shields).
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The narrative Ms. Sheldon constructs invites the civilian viewer to speculate as to which of the four subjects has the best chance to "make it;" I could not look at the story in that way.
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"You can't even predict which states will legalize when and under what constructs, and what the U.S. sports book market will look like, or the advertising market," said Halpin, emphasizing the risk in acting rashly.
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Setting aside the high cost of entry — the two launch kits are priced at $70 and $80, respectively — there's an all-ages appeal to these homemade cardboard constructs and the elements that make them interactive.
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Lee constructs and deploys Moose and Freya at such length and with such leisure not only to make the suspense of "High Dive" unbearable but to make the pain, when it comes, unbearable as well.
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Experts say the constructs of the trade agreement — and whether it can even be called a trade deal — will be determined by the outcome of U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer's trip to India this week.
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The plot concerns Alviano Salvago, a disfigured outcast who constructs an island paradise, the pleasures of which go awry when other aristocrats use it as a base for abducting and assaulting the maidens of Genoa.
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Hawaii's Department of Transportation will use carbon-injected concrete from now on when it constructs concrete projects - including a new structure to protect a highway tunnel from rockfalls, said the government body's spokeswoman Shelly Kunishige.
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In her new drawing exhibition at the Museum of the African Diaspora in San Francisco, A Matter of Fact: Toyin Ojih Odutola, the artist introduces color and interiors to examine constructs of wealth and class.
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Wiseman, who would go on to direct the fourth Die Hard film, constructs a handful of decent action sequences in Evolution, and the effects are marginally better too, thanks to a budget of about $45 million.
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One of his most acclaimed volumes of poetry, published in 20013 and a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize, makes the connection explicit in its title — "Hazmat" — which constructs the body as a fount of hazardous material.
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By layering those disparate methods with symbols and hand-stitched textiles across the figures and the ethereal environments they inhabit, the artist constructs environments that illustrate how Martin perceives the overlap between perceptible and imperceptible worlds.
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The concept of eternal or even extended life would challenge several constructs of today's society, ranging from healthcare and social services to pensions and insurance, as well as the labor market, just to name a few.
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Every presidential campaign constructs a narrative about their opponents, and the story that Donald Trump has spun leads many people to the conclusion that he meant to say exactly what it sounded like he was saying.
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"They were able to get large constructs that were viable long enough to be implanted, which is not trivial at all," says Gordana Vunjak-Novakovic, biomedical engineer at Columbia University who didn't work on the tissues.
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He added the gaming space has tried out constructs like being able to watch one full video ad in exchange for an extra life or the ability to play ad-free for the next several rounds.
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And, in one of the show's largest pieces, Kader Attia constructs a rangy model of the Algerian desert city of Ghardaia, notable for geometric packed-earth buildings that have earned it a Unesco World Heritage designation.
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Like, who cares about the constructs of gender, punctuation, grammar—throw it all out the window and let's just be here now for one another, alls of us at all times womens and mens as allieses.
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Drawing much inspiration from the iconic 6-inch Premium Boot (commonly referred to as constructs or 10061s), the Courma Guy has that unmistakable Timberland look with a rounded toe, durable rubber sole, and padded ankle collar.
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A selection committee constructs a team like a jigsaw puzzle, optimizing their chances of having the strongest athletes possible on all four apparatus—but it's Martha, like Bela just before her, who has the final word.
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Roczniak constructs a meticulous timeline for his fictitious Mid-Atlantic city of Franklin, beginning not simply with its founding by European colonists but with its geological background and then its pre-Columbian history as Lenape land.
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More damning is the way Egan constructs the conflict on Vesta, which is so simplistic as to suggest that Egan doesn't fully understand how oppression works — or that he is trying to make an inappropriate point.
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Disease-classification systems originated during an outbreak of the bubonic plague in 803th-century London — epidemiologic constructs to classify and track causes of death and prevent the spread of infections among populations that spoke different languages.
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Now each of us constructs a custom informational universe, wittingly (we choose to go to the sources that uphold our existing beliefs and thus flatter us) or unwittingly (our app algorithms do the driving for us).
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Fowler balances the oversize nature of emotion and human-scale drama with the intimacy of personal experience in densely layered pieces which he physically constructs in close quarters, before assembling them into large-scale finished presentations.
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Lake and his colleagues' models suggest the brain may deconstruct the new letter into a series of strokes—previously existing mental constructs—allowing the conception of the letter to be tacked onto an edifice of prior knowledge.
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That's because these concepts — be they the idea of a "war" or even that of an "adult" — are essentially constructs, contrivances liable to change their definitions with every change to the societies and groups who propagate them.
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"There are so many social constructs around those things that my peers and contemporaries are still grappling with, not just for women and girls, but for everyone, simply based on our gender, race, or sexuality," she says.
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Waits, meanwhile, constructs his music much like Miles Davis or Brian Eno: He assembles players, then puts them into odd configurations (as in "Jesus Gonna Be Here" — more on this later) or gives them deliberately obtuse direction.
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As it turns out, "disgust" is relative—yet another of the half-million interlocking social constructs which impede our desires, enrich various wealthy profiteers and, in this particular instance, prevent us from dining on diseased rat carcasses.
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Today, we must take into consideration what is happening globally, whether we are placing enough emphasis on the trades, and whether the right people are involved in laying out the teaching constructs in our K-85033 system.
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The Obama he talks about in public is, in part, a character that he has helped to create — based on a real person, of course — and is embedded in story lines that he personally constructs and manages.
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Westworld In his Godlike capacity as the creative director and visionary behind Westworld, Dr. Ford has been tinkering with the mental capacities of the park's android hosts, like adding "reveries" that draw on memories of previous constructs.
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SCOTT GOTTLIEB: I feel confident that we're going to have the regulatory tools we need that if we see people taking advantage of patients through these constructs, we're going to be able to step in and intervene.
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The Bureau of Economic Analysis, the government agency that constructs gross domestic product data, said this week a three-phase plan to resolve residual seasonality was complete with Friday's release of a comprehensive revision of GDP numbers.
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The "complexity and opacity of these schemes" — "these Kabuki drug-pricing constructs" — are creating an "insidious barrier" to the development and marketing of lower-cost copies of complex biologic medicines made from living organisms, Dr. Gottlieb said.
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"You can't even predict which states will legalize when and under what constructs, and what the U.S. sports book market will look like, or the advertising market," said Christopher Halpin, the N.F.L. executive in charge of strategy.
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It doesn't mean constructs like the E.U. don't have their economic benefits, but the idea that an entire world region needs to have all its economic boats sailing in the same direction was always questionable at best.
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She constructs a dynamic historical figure, then spins out a spherical world of elegant reference, anchoring the narrative in specific detail and pinning down complex swaths of history that, in less capable hands, would simply blow away.
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As Oldstone-Moore notes, while gender and style constructs are slowly atrophying, a lot of men feel that their one and only chance to transform lies in the tiny bit of real estate below their lower lip.
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The American university's future, indeed its most fundamental reason for being, is imperiled by a government that constructs walls on the Mexican border, restricts Muslim immigrants and denigrates the idea of America as a destination for refugees.
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In May, the Commerce Department placed Huawei, which constructs advanced 5G networks that will be central to the next generation of wireless communication, on a blacklist that banned the firm from buying American products without government approval.
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"True Blue," a silkscreen from 2015 of Morgan's regular sitter and muse, Syrie, exemplifies the ways in which the artist constructs an image: with a strong reliance on a gradation of colors to effect an almost psychedelic palette.
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While critics cling to constructs that have proven unimplementable, Jared Kushner, Jason Greenblatt, and the Trump team are doggedly moving forward with bold, fresh, and innovative ideas for how to solve one of the world's most difficult conflicts.
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While Hynes' music is more pop-oriented than the majority of the festival's acts, by the time he broke out fan favourites like "Bad Girls" and "Champagne Coast," everybody was dancing too hard to worry about genre constructs.
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The DBC as described in the Nature paper has this pretty well worked out for the size of DNA constructs it can currently print, but as they move to more complex organisms, the threat of introducing mutations increases.
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The company constructs its algorithms and tests working with pharmaceutical and tech partners to build solutions end-to-end, leaning on advances in software and hardware to fulfill ideas that have been unattainable goals for a long time.
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In the episode's strongest sequence, Box constructs a detailed timeline to "lock in" Naz's movement that night, from the time he left the Khan residence in Queens to the point where he was pulled over by the police.
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Other highlights include "EuroTrump" (Friday), a portrait of the far-right Dutch politician Geert Wilders, and "12th and Clairmount" (Thursday), which constructs an account of the 1967 Detroit uprising from a wealth of archival footage and audio testimony.docnyc.
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Since the first version of the game, players have put Minecraft's famously simple controls to build ever more elaborate constructs and structures, building replicas of real-world landmarks and even incredible projects like a working Nintendo Game Boy.
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In social practice works such as The Waterpod Project (2006-10), WetLand (2014-ongoing), and Swale, Mattingly constructs provisional, often aquatic, habitats — boats pocked with domes, huts, tents, sheds, and gardens — as quixotic experiments in ecological self-sufficiency.
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"Making is the mirror in which we see ourselves," Bidart writes in "Advice to the Players," suggesting that poetry is the means by which he constructs himself — or deconstructs himself, since each new persona replaces an earlier one.
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Moreover, what Bening constructs with such finesse is a woman who, like an Ibsen protagonist, both yields to and resists the pressures of her time; it is because she is not typical that our sympathies sway toward her.
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Under the hood, TozID uses standards identity constructs like single sign-on, SAML and OpenID, and it can plug into any existing identity framework, but the key here is that it's encryption-based and uses Zero Knowledge identification.
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Even though these and other moments are poetic and allude to beautiful material contradictions, the show frustrates traditional value systems — Prieto makes us realize how attached we are to capitalist and imperial constructs, where value is inherently materialistic.
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But Vijay's command of storytelling is so supple that it's easy to discount the stealth with which she constructs her tale, shifting time frames with seamless ease and juggling a wealth of characters who cling to the heart.
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