That is why their presidencies present such conundrums to progressives.
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The internet has introduced a few unique conundrums and social minefields.
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Dark matter is one of the big conundrums of the Universe.
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Bobyrenko said Zelenskiy will face the same conundrums as his predecessors.
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In the coming years, we'll face more naming conundrums like this one.
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But not to worry: You probably won't have to address these conundrums.
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But such ketchup conundrums could soon be a thing of the past.
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On the "Spill" tab, users share fantasies, embarrassing stories, confessions and conundrums.
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That is the policy area from which all child welfare conundrums originate.
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Standout "Floss For The Future" encapsulates these existential conundrums with deadpan humor.
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Luckily, starting today, there's a website that solves both of these conundrums.
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Click through to solve your most troubling fashion conundrums with Reddit-sourced solutions.
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Yet, even with those impressive foodie credentials, Teigen still apparently faces kitchen conundrums.
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As the service expanded, so the did the headaches and the privacy conundrums.
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To answer this thoroughly would be to solve all manner of German conundrums.
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Yet it's conundrums like this that make living in rape culture so confusing.
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So, barring any other wardrobe conundrums, the all-women space walk is happening!
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So, he spent the remainder of his scientific career investigating these cosmic conundrums.
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But hey, like I said, life is a maze of trade-offs and conundrums.
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Both authors said they were expressing personal opinions, but their articles underscored China's conundrums.
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But Italians have more than 70 years' experience of solving apparently intractable political conundrums.
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That means these lovable creatures create their fair share of moral, and financial, conundrums.
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She is more about existential conundrums and less about a need to settle down.
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The most compelling true crime stories aren't just forensic conundrums — they're mysteries about people.
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The subreddit theydidthemath is a forum for people to present and solve esoteric mathematical conundrums.
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Reputational risk, ethical conundrums, and environmental liability each pose significant obstacles to building the project.
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At the least the resolution ties together all three of the new season's biggest conundrums.
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The ethical conundrums that accompany a drug like ZIP are just so snarled and complicated.
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He also added that Pokéstops would be going up, as well, despite some logistical conundrums.
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Katrin Amunts Amunts is helping to map one of biology's greatest conundrums: the human brain.
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Caswell can be found explaining all sorts or sound conundrums on Vox's YouTube series Earworm.
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I rank it up there with conundrums like buying rental car insurance and ordering dessert.
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Hearing these concerns in harmony and rhyme can raise our awareness of these increasing conundrums.
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In an ever more diverse country, this question posed a lot of conundrums for people.
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KENNEDY: -- in the evolution of humankind that we have been faced with technological conundrums and issues.
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Trump's approach to each of these nuclear conundrums also informs the way the other plays out.
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Vertoe's research suggests that about 30% of travellers face conundrums about where to store their bags.
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The conundrums presented by the new EU regulations won't just apply to the biggest tech companies.
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It mistook the draw of Torment for a mystery, and there were no big philosophical conundrums.
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He is both perpetually curious and pragmatic, and gets a charge out of discussing design conundrums.
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This is one of the central moral conundrums in The Post, and it's difficult to care.
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But new conundrums are arising because the Internet can spread personal secrets so far and fast.
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That may not threaten the health of a vegetarian but might pose spiritual and ethical conundrums.
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This struck me as one of those journalistic conundrums; something you take away for later reference.
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"In a world that is all problems and conundrums, this is a great question," Agnon writes.
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Instead of "infinite diversity," AI is giving us an infinitely expanding set of conundrums to navigate.
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The Workologist Thoughts and suggestions for your workplace conundrums, from a guy with well-intentioned opinions.
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On the other side of the mirror, Red's motivations echo facets of "Twilight Zone" conundrums, too.
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As artificial intelligence and robots grow in sophistication, so too do the ethical conundrums associated with them.
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Because honestly — truly — where did the industry go wrong in sorting out fashion's (apparently) most common conundrums?
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One of the biggest conundrums I run into as someone who prioritizes her dating life is time.
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Perhaps you can ponder these conundrums and others while enjoying a vodka-infused beverage after work today.
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The rally on the U.S. dollar highlights one of the conundrums with the application of technical analysis.
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That is how far it has fallen: The moral quandaries and the mental conundrums are all hypothetical.
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Perhaps leadership is confusing because it's confused: it embodies one of the central conundrums of modern life.
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The linguistic and philosophical conundrums of this work appear further down: A mouth is not a match.
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It's these kinds of multifactor strategies that can help investors navigate a lifetime of forked-road investment conundrums.
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"I have been faced with unanswerable dilemmas and conundrums daily," Dr. Morrow wrote in his note on Tuesday.
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There are meta-textual conundrums as well: Mr. Hancock is white, Mr. Milan black, Ms. Magar Egyptian-American.
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In Manifolds, the second of three series on view here, Siena's signature rule-based pen drawings become visual conundrums.
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We outgrow it because dreamlike sequences allow us to explore raw emotions and psychological conundrums that conventional forms can't.
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I've spent the past decade running the Ask a Manager advice column, where I tackle workplace conundrums and questions.
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Images by Bootymath Welcome to Bootymath's Guide to Better Living, a new column exploring the conundrums of modern life.
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Like its predecessor, Fallen Kingdom is overstuffed with ethical conundrums, and not sophisticated enough to fully engage with them.
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That's one of the conundrums an international group of researchers put to 2,000 US residents through six online surveys.
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In a world full of logical conundrums, all of us are faced with difficult and potentially guilt-ridden dilemmas.
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Through the 1990s, this was how pundits talked about Israel, a nation facing fairly unusual existential threats and conundrums.
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There is some young talent here, but it's difficult to get past the two major conundrums Cleveland faces. 30.
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The linguistic and philosophical conundrums presented in this poem occur several lines later: A chisel is not a tooth.
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Like many physics conundrums, the paradox emerges from the lack of coherence between quantum field theory and general relativity.
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I rarely have trouble deciding what I want for dinner, but I face skin care-related conundrums on the regular.
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Poisoning, throat-splitting, dragon justice, marching dead, and confusing time-space conundrums have been jammed into the speedy seventh season.
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Karen and Dill are in their own personal hell, fraught with abusive partners, townsfolk with hidden agendas, and moral conundrums.
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The show, which tracks Zoey's first year at the Southern California University, will explore the universal conundrums of college freshmen.
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This is not only important for solving some key evolutionary conundrums, it also puts into perspective the beauty of breakfast.
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Wheeler devised his experiment in 1983 to highlight one of the dominant conceptual conundrums in quantum mechanics: wave-particle duality.
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She then examines the moral conundrums of the so-called war on terror, which test the limits of these ideas.
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During these calls, I talk about successes, mistakes, dilemmas, conundrums, politics, the banal, the serious, the vapid, the deep—everything.
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In Kamiti prisoners and warders often attend class together, sometimes helping each other with homework or jointly solving legal conundrums.
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Tsabari's stories are fresh, and many feature the perspectives of the young, whose immaturity can hauntingly simplify intricate moral conundrums.
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In order to avoid the political circus and conundrums, it might be best to leave rescheduling to the executive branch.
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Increasing commodity prices, transportation costs and interest rates are typical conundrums for corporations in latter stages of an economic expansion.
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In one of the more counterintuitive conundrums to emerge from this confounding city, the subway has been making people early.
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This exhibition explores engineering conundrums and courtroom battles and tells the story of the sewer system through photographs, drawings and maps.
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All Barwick's answers are taken from his journal entries, however, so he's not currently equipped to take on contemporary conundrums, unfortunately.
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Less land per animal is required, but the model brings about other environmental conundrums, including the land required to grow feed.
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In her biography of Hecht, she expertly links Hollywood and New York, American Jewish conundrums and the intricacies of Zionist politics.
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This dilemma raised a series of ethical punk conundrums: Can an evil war machine be run by a morally good person?
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The conundrums and controversies highlight the complexities of refrigerants and the trade-offs inherent in the fight to curb global warming.
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It was frosted, sometimes too heavily, with moral dilemmas, light conundrums and the kind of romanticism associated with ancient British universities.
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That is why Muslims are going through the same theological conundrums that Jews and Christians have also discussed throughout their histories.
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The research is preliminary, but it upends standard medical thinking about the brain and raises more than a few metaphysical conundrums.
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Political polarization and the ills of the contemporary campaign finance system are two of the most vexing political conundrums of our time.
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Health, Medicine, and BiotechnologyLike 221, the coming year will likely yield tremendous advances in gene-editing technologies—and with them, ethical conundrums.
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The 7 Least Plausible Solutions To The Fermi ParadoxOne of the greatest conundrums to face humanity is the question of extraterrestrial life.
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What's the evolutionary prehistory of pair-bonding—and specifically of female sexuality—and what can it tell me about my conundrums now?
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For all of us, but especially for those in communities of color, being digitally tracked does not solve the conundrums of inequality.
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For one, puzzles often felt deliberately obtuse, the kinds of frustrating adventure conundrums that went out of style a long time ago.
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Neither woman had any idea whether she had done the right thing, and both said that similar conundrums arose all day long.
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He and Whitney directly address many of the vagaries and conundrums of adult life that have animated "The Affair" from the start.
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I wonder if passers-by occasionally catch a glimpse of life's conundrums as they marvel at the rocking of the driverless van.
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Lessen his construction conundrums and woodwork woes with a magnetic wristband that can keep all of his tinier tool bits handy and secure.
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"We want to connect with employers who have real job opportunities that we can train people to fill," said Arnett of such conundrums.
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On DVD Brilliant, tedious and irredeemably evil, Leni Riefenstahl's "Triumph of the Will" (1935) is one of the great conundrums of cinema history.
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JUANA MOLINA The Argentine songwriter Juana Molina's albums are full of quiet, near-whispered conundrums; could her songs survive an outdoor festival crowd?
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Whether it's a fail-safe black leather jacket, or a pared-down natural look; we have all the solutions to your dating outfit conundrums.
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With wedding season right around the corner, you will likely be faced with these conundrums more than once in the coming weeks and months.
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And yet, for all the ways the election plays out online in real-time, we end up at the oldest of old-school conundrums.
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People who are alive today will be taking advantage of such medical developments—and wrestling with the dystopian conundrums aggressive life-extension practices present.
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You are your own best guide to navigating the million and one parenting questions, conundrums and choices you will face from here on out.
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Bookings at Trump's hotel create potential ethical conundrums going forward as groups seeking political influence in Washington decide where to take their conference business.
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Many of the various stories in this book address free will, or the lack of it, and the attendant philosophical conundrums the concept poses.
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As a part of our real world, K5 is also a part of the real and messy ethical conundrums that come along with living.
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And stay tuned to explore more amazing advances—and accompanying risks and conundrums—in the second season of the Sleepwalkers podcast, out in 2020.
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Although all of this makes iron-clad sense, that kind of constant anxiety is crippling when faced with the high-tension conundrums of a captain.
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The finale's biggest and most confusing flaw has nothing to do with scattered timelines or which-came-first conundrums or when-did-that-happen puzzles.
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New parents are faced with many conundrums and one of the most nerve-wracking is how to check a diaper without waking a sleeping baby.
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Claire is simply confronting the kind of mind-warping, migraine-inducing conundrums that kept Marty McFly hopping with anxiety in Back to the Future movies.
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The infographics have inspired a wave of 21st-century artists and data analysts still grappling with the centuries-old conundrums of Black autonomy and oppression.
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The traditional banking industry is filled with frustrating conundrums that leave much of the general population — particularly young adults, immigrants, and low-income folks — underserved.
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Weightless, the only sound in your ears the intake and outflow of breath, stressful thoughts, terrestrial conundrums come and go, as transient as the waves.
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The movie teases out the conundrums people face when weighing their own livelihood and responsibilities to family against the empathy they may feel for others.
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While I want to tackle all three style conundrums, my first goal for 2018 is to find the latter and build up my white shirt collection.
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As incredible as the potential of these technologies are, they also present serious ethical conundrums that could one day compromise our privacy, identity, agency, and equality.
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The push and pull of "Westworld" is that it grapples with deep intellectual conundrums while reveling in a kind of numbing pageant of death and destruction.
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But these missions will at least pose some different tactical conundrums and will occasionally offer the kind of rewards you just can't buy in this game.
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M. C. Escher was an artist who used math and graphics to create visual conundrums, staircases that rose while falling, for example, and other impossible widgets.
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She also addresses some of the dicier modern conundrums, like how to address someone who is transitioning, or speak properly to a person with a disability.
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You play as androids 22099B and 22S as they combat vicious robots and encounter existential conundrums about their souls in this action-packed and emotional thrill ride.
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But what has not changed is the sisters' elemental connection and their taste for competition and for solving tennis conundrums with an often irresistible burst of power.
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Social media exposes beautiful spots — but also might encourage inexperienced and unprepared hikersUltimately, both Lawhon and Trimble say that there's probably not an increase in hiking conundrums.
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That's why his first exposure, with songs like the infidelity-friendship-intimacy conundrums of "Famous Blue Raincoat," came via the prettier voices of singers like Judy Collins.
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It's a witty movie about high school students who discover time travel is possible, then face startling logistical and philosophical conundrums when they try to change the past.
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"People are fond of saying we can't staff our way out [of mental health conundrums], Tasson says, "but that doesn't mean that [additional] resources don't help a lot.
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We burrowed down and dug out the answers to five of these conundrums so you can have some clarity ahead of tomorrow morning's big event in Pennsylvania. 1.
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But you asked me what was the darkest songs, and that comes to mind because that took me out of one of the darkest conundrums of my life.
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Fair Game It is one of the great investment conundrums of our time: Why do so many stockholders cheer when a company announces that it's buying back shares?
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The witches' brew of interesting ideas, exaggerated claims and unsatisfying generalizations that make up this volume both reflects and reveals some of the conundrums of our wired age.
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We don't have the answers (and may not like J.J. Abrams' versions), but let's at least talk ourselves through all the conundrums created by Star Wars: Episode IX.
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Bartos is Nabakovian in her pursuit of these conundrums, constantly twisting and tugging at the viewer's comfort levels while needling the hard line drawn between family intimacy and sexuality.
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" In four minutes of unstable pomp, with a touch of Animal Collective, Beck's lyrics muse on conundrums — "How can I convince myself to not believe in what I know?
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But before you even consider any of those common nightlife conundrums, there is a single, important question that must be answered: what time should you get to the club?
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Expelling Keller on these accounts would neither solve the problem of disagreement over diverging tactics, nor be the right choice for an exhibition that deals with these precise conundrums.
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It's a bit like a sex farce with real sorrow instead of slammed doors, and something like a drawing room comedy with moral conundrums peeking out beneath the cushions.
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More subtly, it's an awed meditation on the lofty conundrums of time and being, and on the ways oppression seeks to blind us to the fundamental interconnectedness of things.
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And it's especially common for designers to tie those experiences to real-world political and moral conundrums, both as a social teaching tool and to heighten players' investment and emotions.
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Using the same technique, the researchers were able to resolve another 14 taxonomic conundrums, finding, for example, that crocodiles are more closely related to birds than they are to turtles.
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As we're here waiting to see more of Hannah and Clay's world in 2018, we've come up with the biggest conundrums left in the wake of the season 1 finale.
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Two important lessons emerged from our discussions with board members, extensive research, and experience dealing with the conundrums of multiple brilliant jerks:The presence of an authoritarian trailblazer requires special handling.
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I also do not blame the brands for the fact that some of the pieces didn't fit me perfectly, as online shopping in general can make for size selection conundrums.
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"One of the conundrums of the whole crisis is that the people on the 30th floor had no understanding of what was happening on the 29th floor," Mr. Sorkin said.
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In creating this installation, however, Mr. Salzmann addresses one of contemporary art's greatest conundrums: Can art installed in an antiseptic, corporate space like this one tackle gritty and ambitious subjects?
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Philosophical conundrums aside, there is the matter of Tyrion's indispensability; and here, surely, we finally come down to a certainty that there is one character the show can't do without.
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State legislatures from New England to the West Coast are considering proposals to end the leaping, clock-shifting confusion of hours lost or gained, and the conundrums it can create.
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And it's these more nuanced, multi-part teasers that leave me perplexed for the relatively longest time, only to have me feeling like Mensa's newest member when I crack their conundrums.
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Levinson and screenwriter Debora Cahn save their great conundrums for Paterno, college football's winningest coach who in the span of a few autumn weeks in 2011 went from celebrated to fired.
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This brings up several potential narrative conundrums, though unlike the McGonagall cameo, it at least appears as if one of the next three Fantastic Beasts movies may attempt to address the answers.
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But future debates on gene editing in embryos, sperm and eggs will inevitably return to these contentious boundaries—and to personal conundrums faced by this woman with the BRCA-1 gene mutation.
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But the deep data sets that are making these sorts of revelations possible are presenting new conundrums for reporters and editors more accustomed to banging the phones and interviewing live human beings.
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Further, a sideline blood test would be subject to the very same self-reporting conundrums and reliance on trained medical professionals that result in people arguing concussions are difficult to detect now.
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The biggest fights over "Devs" will probably be over the things I can't tell you about, particularly the ending and how it resolves the big conundrums the first seven episodes set up.
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But Disney knows the conundrums of faithful recreation by now, and Belle's lack of distinct visual impact in the live-action film just means they had something besides standout costuming in mind.
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Though I generally eschew "what if" questions and playacting history, I pose this question to instill in my students modesty in judgment, to give them some sense of the terrible conundrums Jews faced.
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Users have banded together to squeeze every possible clue out of mysteries from the real-life murder story behind the podcast Serial to fictional conundrums like Jon Snow's parentage in Game of Thrones.
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Einstein used thought experiments(imagining himself chasing a light beam through space, for instance) to help construct breakthrough scientific theories; you can use them to set your imagination free on slightly smaller conundrums.
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BRUSSELS — In a major speech on Tuesday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo tried to explain one of the abiding conundrums of the Trump administration: How does a nationalist lead on the international stage?
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Grandpa spent the duration of his campaign mocking the establishment swells who migrate to enclaves like Davos, Switzerland, and Sun Valley, Idaho, for high-altitude, highfalutin conferences on the conundrums of modern life.
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Article continues after the video below Take this study from Marchette, Bakker, and Shelton for example, which endeavors to explain differing approaches to navigational conundrums by exposing the "underlying neural mechanisms" in different participants.
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Even when the Warriors aren't running a dozen screens and cuts in the half court, simple plays such as a Curry-Durant pick-and-roll can create all sorts of conundrums for opposing defenses.
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Amazon is doing its best job of explaining with a new series of short of vignettes in which Alexa, the digital assistant programmed into its Echo device, solves a succession of everyday domestic conundrums.
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Conundrums and outrages of the sort that fuss Mr. Story are at the heart of events, however uncommercial, like New York Fashion Week: Men's, and of what remains of fashion creativity in this town.
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He did it by fighting through fatigue and tactical conundrums to snuff out a comeback by the newcomer Daniil Medvedev in a classic five-set final full of all-court play and extraterrestrial defense.
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Simply put, one of the reasons Quentin makes such a compelling protagonist on the page is because while he might be a jerk, he's also really smart, finding interesting ways to get around magical conundrums.
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We'd like to hear your questions and conundrums about what to wear, what it means and how we — or anyone else in the public eye, for that matter — can best make clothes work for us.
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Not that everybody, then or now, is automatically filled with the zeal for reform; for a classic statement of the libertarian approach, try Samuel Johnson, whose brisk Tory tolerance had an answer for most conundrums.
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Amid its surging momentum, SLS is at the center of one of modern skateboarding's defining conundrums: Can the subculture of street skating maintain its rebellious roots even if it's broadcast on TV like a NASCAR event?
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A scientific mega-project to unlock cosmic conundrums from dark energy to detecting extraterrestrial life was given a boost, when the 64-dish MeerKAT radio telescope was inaugurated in the remote South African town of Carnarvon.
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If it has a mission, to use another Lorne Trexley word, it is to humanize all aspects of another of Bakerton's terrible conundrums and to draw readers once more into the heart of this living, breathing town.
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One of the biggest conundrums post-encounter, and one that a raft of sci-fi movies seem to fail miserably at solving, is how to avoid a Mars Attacks-style bloodbath and the potential end of our civilization.
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In another, it stands as an emblem of one of South Africa's most painful conundrums: Has the country truly come to terms with the horrors of the past, or do the unanswered questions bedevil its present and future?
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And, thanks to All About Yves, the latest book on the legendary designer by Catherine Örmen, the world can catch a rare glimpse into the mind of the sensitive couturier who found himself deep in conundrums and wonder.
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Whether it's minimalist seating with a compartmentalized interior, a sleek lift-top coffee table, MCM-style kitchen cart, shelf-inlaid headboard, or an artful hall tree, let the home buys ahead handle your furnishing conundrums with genius finesse.
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Sonically, his work embodies a full range of emotions felt during one's lifetime—his moody vocals investigate melancholy and unanswerable conundrums of the human condition, while minimalist, warming synths speak to the softer, dare I say "happier" feelings.
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As I sat in the sun with "Untitled" and happily toiled to solve the ad infinitum conundrums it supplied, I kept wanting to fabricate fairy tales out of this vague but grisly mélange of malleable and combinatory superfluity.
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The UNHCR program, begun in 2016, aims to mitigate one of the most persistent conundrums of Mexico's refugee crisis: while most asylum seekers arrive in the country's rural south, the greatest economic opportunities lie in the industrial north.
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But the new exhibition Marking the Infinite, comprised of several commissioned works by nine Aboriginal women artists from the Denis and Debra Scholl collection at the Newcomb Art Museum of Tulane University, should put these conundrums to rest.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads As we come to terms with what might be the most consequential presidential election in American history we can attempt to make sense of our present landscape by reflecting on previous political conundrums.
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I could follow Atticus's instruction and contact AT&T's customer support line, though, to be frank, AT&T customer support is the last place I would go to discuss the complex moral conundrums faced regularly by the Rayburn family.
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This is just one of many security conundrums facing developers of the 3D model that will be fed by big data and could assist in everything from urban planning to disaster mitigation in the city of 5.6 million people.
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A low-concept, low-bar romantic comedy whose conundrums are as familiar as love itself, "In a Relationship" has a smudged tenderness and almost nostalgic sweetness, as if we're watching these characters painfully learn everything that we already know.
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"Even people who hate him, when they close their eyes, they can't imagine anyone else sitting in his office," said Micah Goodman, a Jerusalem-based scholar and author of "Catch-67," on the conundrums of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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A game that poses bizarrely compelling conundrums like "would you rather be forced to wear wet socks for the rest of your life, or be allowed to shower once a year," this throw-down definitely isn't for the faint of heart.
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They field continual attacks from their Cylon enemies, but they also have to deal with lethal internal conflicts and moral conundrums, to the point where they're forced to fire upon and destroy one of their own civilian ships to escape.
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A newly published study in The New England Journal of Medicine explored the ethical and medical conundrums the staff faced when presented with a 70-year-old patient whose denial of potentially life-saving treatment was right there on his skin.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The cool shade of the hills above Lisbon will offer leading central bankers an escape from the summer heat in the coming week, but there is little they can do to get away from their differing monetary policy conundrums.
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Should we ever manage to overcome the dominant modes of inequality and exploitation that have long distorted basic living conditions under American capitalism, democratic conundrums more rewarding and thorny than the ones that currently preoccupy us will open up in droves.
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From the creation of the first computer program, to the quest for infallible crime-fighting forensics, to the etiquette of romance over the telegraph, these historical yarns can illuminate our present technological conundrums and offer cautionary lessons about the future.
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The former military chief told Reuters in May it was possible to strike a balance between mining and natural resources, signaling his intent to settle a dispute that has been one of the biggest economic conundrums of President Rodrigo Duterte's presidency.
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But the election of Donald J. Trump as president of the United States has changed the incoming secretary general's approach to virtually every major crisis, a wide array of United Nations diplomats said in recent weeks, outlining three particularly vexing conundrums.
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Finally, there's the simple fact that divorcing SoftBank from Saudi Arabia's journalist-killing murder money is a good thing for the firm and the larger technology industry, which has enough moral conundrums to consider without adding to the mix another problematic geopolitical relationship.
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Welcome to Debate Club, a column where we pose club culture's biggest conundrums to an expert panel, dealing with everything from the ethics of flirting to the spatial-politics of dancing, the joy of a French exit, and the horrors of ketamine.
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You are probably correct to observe that 'drug wars are good politics' in the sense that one of the biggest conundrums faced by policy makers in many Asian countries is how to persuade the public that abandoning the deterrent approach might be necessary.
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Welcome to Workout Advice For Lazy Girls, where Refinery29's Deputy Editor of Health & Wellness (who also just so happens to be an ACE-certified personal trainer but is, we swear, not even a little bit athletic) fixes your biggest, laziest exercise conundrums.
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Welcome to Workout Advice For Lazy Girls, where Refinery29's deputy editor of Health & Wellness (who also just so happens to be an ACE-certified personal trainer but is, we swear, not even a little bit athletic) fixes your biggest, laziest exercise conundrums.
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It's the third book in a promised "quartet" about great apes, and although Schrefer, a well-deserving two-time National Book Award finalist, approaches the conundrums and difficulties of our relationship with apes with sensitivity and finesse, he also pulls no punches.
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Shortly after he assumed the job, Cimatu told Reuters it was possible to strike a balance between mining and protecting natural resources, signaling his intent to settle a bitter dispute that has been one of the biggest economic conundrums of Duterte's presidency.
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"Creepy" certainly works — looks and feels — like a horror movie, but it also has the conundrums of a detective story, the emotional currents of a domestic drama and the quickening pulse of a psychological thriller, a combination that creates a kind of destabilization.
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But we've addressed so many aspects of the human condition over the course of writing this column and making the Dear Sugars podcast that, should you seek our perspective on any number of conundrums, you'll surely find an answer in our archives.
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The ethical conundrums of a building full of Poles would probably seem like small fry to those of the House of Atreus, whose famous family curse is being revisited next door in the Burgtheater's powerful all-female production of "Die Orestie" ("The Oresteia").
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From writer Alice O'Neill to director John Dahl to composer Eskmo (whose pulsating score has never sounded better) to the entire cast, "Billions" has served up a miniature masterpiece of ethical conundrums, shortcuts and sacrifices, exacting and enjoyable from start to finish.
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Some of the conundrums about who gets to be an Oxford undergraduate surfaced anew on Wednesday when, for the first time, the 0003-year-old university published data intended to challenge assertions that it endured as a place of white, wealth-driven privilege.
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Those who wish to take action or speak out against these laws should also point out that Brunei is propping up an obsolete version of Sharia law as a means of covering up its political conundrums and failed efforts at economic diversification.
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The experiment in Linying, a county in the central province of Henan, relates to one of China's biggest policy conundrums: how to let farmers squeeze more value from the tiny parcels of land allocated to them than they can earn by farming it themselves.
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By risking a parliamentary election in the region, Rajoy appears to have made the same mistake that leaders including Greece's Alexis Tsipras, Britain's David Cameron and Italy's Matteo Renzi have made in recent years: betting that voters would resolve their troublesome domestic conundrums for them.
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This transitional period can raise a set of specific conundrums for Ms. Bourelly, like deciding when is the right time to get a second cellphone ("I'm not even popping enough to have a burner") and whether she'll be touring in a van or a bus.
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" Daniel described what followed as like being "thrown all of the world's most challenging philosophical conundrums to deal with all at once, and I couldn't even word to my friend what was happening as he walked me around the area to calm me down.
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So instead of considering the practical ethics of impoverishing and exploiting the many in the name of the few, most academics, journalists, and science-fiction writers instead considered much more abstract and fanciful conundrums: Is it fair for a stock trader to use smart drugs?
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Perhaps as a result, the mid-19803s saw the emergence of a new subfield of legal studies colloquially known as "art law" that sought to address these questions as well as other conundrums specific to visual art, including the appropriation of images in the name of creation.
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There are a low number of Arab-Israelis among them, but a recent TV programme aired in January on Channel 2, the most popular TV channel in Israel, brought Road to Recovery a wave of new volunteers, with new moral conundrums for Roth to deal with.
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"Popstar" reverses the idolatry, which is hilarious on its face and also a gesture in the direction of some of the cultural taboos and conundrums that stretch back through the history of American popular music from Eminem to Elvis Presley to the arrival of the banjo.
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William B. Gail is a co-founder of the Global Weather Corporation, a past president of the American Meteorological Society and the author of "Climate Conundrums: What the Climate Debate Reveals About Us." The Times is committed to publishing a diversity of letters to the editor.
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Then, there are larger and more uneasy conundrums: You wonder how this film affects the cultural accusations that have long been levelled against Disney—that the products charm and infantilize one generation after another, offering a vision of life that is soluble and simplified to a fault.
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But "The Belko Experiment" made me think that maybe it's time to stop trying to solve the trolley problem (that is, do you sacrifice one life to save five workers from being killed by a runaway train?) and start worrying about the people who invent such conundrums.
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And though the five-page final-year macroeconomics exam that was set in 21947 asked about some contemporary policy conundrums, like which features of the euro zone may have contributed to its sovereign debt crisis, most of the paper sought to test students' knowledge of tricky, algebra-heavy models.
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This knockout, two-venue show — D'Alvia's first solo outing in New York since 13 — demonstrates the absurdist humor, masterful craftsmanship, and elliptical thinking of an artist for whom working at apparent cross-purposes is an end in itself: embracing irresolution, the banalities of existence combine to form imponderable conundrums.
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As the United States is slowly finding its new calling as an energy superpower, the conundrums of this cold winter should only encourage Washington to stick to its energy strategy but also be aware that LNG from sanctioned projects could make it to the United States via the globalizing gas market.
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No matter how the Republican presidential primary unfolds from here, all the factions of the #NeverTrump movement—the party operatives attacking him; the conservative opinion leaders holding the line against him; the Republican delegates loyal to Ted Cruz after the first ballot at the party's July convention—face severe conundrums.
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Given that fans and the music industry had largely punted any moral conundrums by not addressing the charges against this singer and rapper — which included aggravated battery of a pregnant woman — at times it felt like reporting and criticism were the last outlets available to address his grim, seemingly unstoppable ascent.
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Tussling with such conundrums, we are obviously a long way below the level of the law; and indeed the whole thrust of the show is to give us a world in which the law has not yet formed, a Jurassic Park that has not yet given birth to its keepers.
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Among his better-known videos are "Fiorucci Made Me Hardcore" (1999), which uses found footage to explore British club culture, and "Made in 'Eaven" (2004) which centers on the spatial conundrums of Jeff Koons's highly reflective "Bunny" sculpture set in what looks like a small room in an 18th-century house in London.
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Editorial Another summer has passed, and still there seems to be no lasting solution to one of the great humanitarian conundrums of our time: how to resettle the thousands of migrants who continue to risk dangerous passage across the Mediterranean in search of sanctuary from violence in the Middle East and Africa.
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WASHINGTON — At the vast, windswept White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico earlier this year, nearly a dozen military contractors armed with laser guns, high-tech nets and other experimental systems met to tackle one of the Pentagon's most vexing counterterrorism conundrums: how to destroy the Islamic State's increasingly lethal fleet of drones.
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But despite her efforts to resolve key conundrums of Brexit among fellow political captains, it is below decks in the office cubicles of the Commission's Berlaymont building and in similar mundane engine rooms in London and other EU capitals that the legal tangles of this most complex of divorces will be unwound.
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Season 2 focuses on moral conundrums that seem rich and complicated for a children's show, as the princes' childhood friends Claudia (a dark magician, and also a cheerful, friendly girl who clearly cares for Callum) and Soren (an amiable soldier) pursue Callum and Ezran, each with a secret agenda from their frightening father Viren.
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The episode unfolded less than a day after President Obama concluded the final Asian tour of his presidency and highlighted the conundrums that the North Korean threat presents to the United States and China, which have often been at odds over how to respond to the bellicose acts of the North's leader, Kim Jong-un.
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If You Are the One — the Chinese title translates literally as "If you're not sincere, don't bother me" — is a silly dating game show where people discuss topics both deep and shallow, like how they want an ideal partner to treat them, whether a fanciful playboy can be faithful, and other interesting conundrums, all paired with a healthy dose of shade.
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Each guide Hodgson authors is a massive undertaking involving a six-month-long stretch of seven-day work weeks and looming deadlines, gargantuan organizational conundrums, word counts and page limits, two-week spans of 12-hour days spent hunched over monitors far from home in a game studio's back room, trying to beat every quest in a 100-hour RPG.
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These range from the ethical conundrums arising from AI, to the gap between government and the commercial sector that has been at the cutting edge of the development and fielding of these technologies, to their exploitation by hostile governments such as Russia, to the future of warfare and America's ability to prevail over a technologically advanced peer such as China.
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Maryland poet Sid Gold's 2018 collection, Crooked Speech, consists of four sections of poems that alternate between works that are quite narrative (albeit containing some rather remarkable metaphors) on one page and, on the facing page, prose poems reminiscent of Seattle poet John Olson's work, comprised of seemingly narrative sentences assembled as a series of non-sequiturs, unrelated observations from history, apparently personal experiences unknown to the reader, and linguistic or philosophical conundrums.
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That's why, in a recent interview, Marc Benioff, the co-chief executive and a founder of Salesforce, told me he was in the process of hiring a chief ethical officer to help anticipate and address any thorny conundrums it might encounter as a business — like the decision it had to make a few months back about whether it should stop providing recruitment software for Customs and Border Protection because of the government's policy of separating immigrant families at the border.
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In "A Little Help With Carol Burnett," she joins a panel of opinionated thinkers ages 5 to 9 as they help grown-ups — including celebrities like Lisa Kudrow, Wanda Sykes, Tony Hale and Taraji P. Henson — tackle some rather tricky conundrums: how to get time alone with your spouse when your kids want all the attention, how to determine whether a man is being honest in his online dating profile, even how to decide whether to have more than one child.
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