" No such doubts creep into "Marx Got It Right.
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Despite their success, problems began to creep into their relationship.
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The extra fees creep into your bill for various reasons.
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Slowly, though, something began to creep into my sacred wellness world.
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Money worries can creep into other areas of your life, fast.
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" Myth and magic begin to creep into "The Sea, The Sea.
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Or how self-loathing might creep into a realization like that.
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Limón's works can creep into a labored piousness; this was alive.
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And they creep into underappreciated parts of daily life too, like sleep.
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And this kind of creep into the private never seems to abate.
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There's no question it does creep into the way you view him.
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Trade issues could creep into the market psyche later in the week.
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For one thing, human bias can creep into automated decision-making systems.
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But the same problems can creep into labels that might seem inoffensive.
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Complacency may be starting to creep into the market's mindset as well.
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It's a sight that can't be unseen and a reminder of the man who continues to creep into our lives in little ways after winning an election that let him creep into our lives in the biggest of ways.
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It was a nice change to let the world creep into the sound.
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These negotiations can easily creep into the range of many thousands of dollars.
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While Hangouts languished, Google allowed new messaging functions to creep into other apps.
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Psilocybin has begun to creep into the public consciousness as a serious substance.
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Here's what to do when taper madness starts to creep into your life.
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But in reality, serious doubt had already begun to creep into Bowles's mind.
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Corporations' creep into that sphere is looking more and more like a sprint.
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Is it paranoid to assume that censorship will creep into TikTok as well?
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The real challenge is if this starts to creep into April, May and June.
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And the same aversion to new work could creep into the process over time.
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I expected this vicious cycle to creep into our therapeutic relationship sooner or later.
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As a 13-year-old, she felt anti-Semitism creep into her own life.
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As solvers, we all know that unappealing words creep into puzzles with some regularity.
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When you order through a delivery app, extra fees can creep into your bill.
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But Webster will not let the cynicism of old age creep into his soul.
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Opportunities for partisanship are particularly dangerous when they creep into the tax collector's offices.
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Much like we saw at CES, virtual assistants also continued to creep into every product.
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If we don't, mass surveillance, exclusion and insecurity can creep into every aspect of society.
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"Having two kids is already starting to creep into my songwriting," said the country star.
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So I'd creep into my brother's darkened room on quiet weekend afternoons, and just watch.
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And if it could creep into that story, what other recollections might it have colored?
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There's something about its history that allows mythology to creep into factual accounts, isn't there?
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Between physical therapy, occupational therapy and bandage changes, a question would creep into my mind.
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At the same time, fentanyl was just starting to creep into the North American market.
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The hard-line approach will creep into a much larger mission than its supporters pretend.
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That means they're also less likely to creep into your nightmares and break your heart.
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Do American terms creep into British speech to a similar degree, according to Ms. Murphy?
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"Having two kids is already starting to creep into my songwriting," says the country star, 26.
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It's hot, and the smoke from adjacent forest fires is starting to creep into the valley.
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But with each replication, small variations creep into the sequence at particular locations on the genome.
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It embarked on a top-to-bottom review of how discrimination might creep into the site.
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When something takes this long, a certain level of doubt begins to creep into people's minds.
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It was a system so chaotic and broken that it began to creep into Bauer's mind.
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But I struggle to maintain that same perspective when I see nostalgia creep into the MMA world.
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"At what point do qualities such as health promotion begin to creep into the consultation?" he said.
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"It's just a bureaucratic tendency to expand and creep into every domain that is allowed," Abbas said.
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Tune-Yards' new album, I can feel you creep into my private life, comes out January 19.
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So we are thinking about nondiscretionary more and more and it's starting to creep into our platform.
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Other health concerns also creep into the mix on various polls, such as CHIP funding and opioids.
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Black mold will always creep into your living areas and cause everyone to go to sick call.
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Caliskan has seen bias creep into machine learning in often subtle ways — for instance, in Google Translate.
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She has seen bias creep into machine learning in often subtle ways — for instance, in Google Translate.
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"We're starting to creep into 'show me some numbers' territory before we get another leg up," he said.
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As millennials creep into their 30s, they're only now just seeing the ravages of time take their toll.
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The issue of uranium mining could also creep into next year's Senate races, particularly in Arizona, where Sen.
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When self doubt and self loathing creep into my soul he is my champion, my number one fan.
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It's difficult for concussion experts to hear these sorts of stories without letting disgust creep into their voices.
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So we are thinking about non-discretionary more and more and it's starting to creep into our platform.
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Their ghosts creep into exam rooms, their cries haunt dreams, and seeing new patients can reopen old wounds.
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Cultural attitudes toward pets creep into research even in the organization of scientific meetings, Dr. Karlsson pointed out.
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The investigators' difficulties began to creep into view in news reports, creating an awkward situation for Ms. Liu.
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Smart assistants will creep into every aspect of our lives and will be available at home and away.
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But that's the problem with the low-level artificial intelligence that's starting creep into the corners of our lives.
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Whenever Mr. Brookshire sings, "Pow" turns intimate, allowing for an enticing sort of melodrama to creep into the piece.
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It has the potential to creep into the game's design, limiting fun in order to make it more profitable.
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It wasn't until Def Con 2000, in 220, that a social element started to creep into Grand's badge design.
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I held three MIT degrees and yet the homogeneity of my workplace caused doubt to creep into my mind.
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The weather forecaster hadn't mentioned it, but we watched black clouds and high winds slowly creep into the city.
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And as we creep into the future, climate change makes the chance of the above scenario happening more likely.
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The big concern with a wildfire this size is that the flames will creep into places where people live.
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"If they don't trade together again then we are going to have more volatility creep into the market," he predicted.
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On opening each and every door, via keycards or blowtorch, you creep into the newly discovered space, just in case.
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The thing that keeps me coming back to cars is how they creep into most every aspect of our lives.
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When I feel monotony start to creep into my routine, there are a few brands I look to for inspiration.
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Slack continues to creep into offices and organizations worldwide, bringing a new and intuitive approach to old group chat model.
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"The fear does creep into your mind and into your heart," said Umstead, who competes on the US Paralympic Team.
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Washington (CNN)Concerns over the fate of Jared Kushner's final security clearance have begun to creep into the West Wing.
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Pessimism over Temer's chances to pass sweeping reforms has started to creep into Brazilian markets after months of strong gains.
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Facial recognition has started to creep into all corners of our lives, from bars to public housing to law enforcement.
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The union representing them, Unite Here, had seen automation, apps and algorithms creep into hotels and casinos around the country.
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The belief that authorities aimed at nonstate actors would not eventually creep into activity against state actors has proved hollow.
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Only these three U.S.-based airlines have officially implemented this rule — but it could slowly creep into other airline regulations.
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But never once did regret creep into my mind, and that's when I knew how much this meant to me.
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The idea of bringing China into New START, or something like it, has begun to creep into the president's mind.
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Ms. Brockell said that she tried turning off the parenting ads on Facebook, but they still creep into her feeds.
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The Raptors guard dismissed suggestions they let thoughts of celebrating a title on their home floor creep into their minds.
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Briggs added that the growth worries are more about the world economy and are starting to creep into the U.S. outlook.
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It's easy to see the fashions and attitudes that would creep into the counterculture within mere months of the film's release.
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And other, more realistic meat substitutes are now beginning to creep into the consumer market, like the much-hyped Impossible Burger.
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Ross Clark, the CEO of Sanctuary, felt astrology creep into his daily life long before he began work on the app.
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Recently, the World Economic Forum explored how certain cultural factors that put girls at a disadvantage still creep into our behaviors.
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What starts to creep into the conversation is how much you veer from the source material and how much you don't.
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But Beijing has become familiar with Trump's fickle nature, and soon mixed signals began to creep into the White House messaging.
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The longer the shutdown stretches on, the more its negative effects are starting to creep into the lives of everyday Americans.
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Right at Home For better or worse, the expectations set by our parents creep into the homes we build as adults.
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But Dr. Pauker has found that, on the mainland, this may paradoxically allow stereotypes to creep into children's understanding of race.
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Many of the women I spoke with identify closely with Dr. Blasey and her slow and unwilling creep into public view.
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Because dispensaries only hire candidates after they've completed the program, any unconscious bias won't creep into the hiring process, she says.
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There's a sense of finality that starts to creep into the last episodes, but still a spirit of absurdity and experimentation.
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But one way or another, autonomy is going to creep into the transportation system, likely through limited, geofenced programs like Drive.ai's.
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"I think we are starting to see awareness of AI and machine learning creep into broader cultural awareness," Riedl tells The Verge.
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While Twitch has largely become the go-to place to watch streamed games, Facebook has increasingly tried to creep into that space.
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Reality will creep into your life whether you like it or not; you need health insurance no matter how imaginative you are.
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Occasionally, an artist or a song that my housemate and I liked would creep into what we deemed a musically mismatched context.
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The stumble in the labor market raises concerns that trade-related weakness in manufacturing will creep into other sectors of the economy.
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"That sort of psychology is going to creep into the decisions that's going to make this quarter a difficult one," Siegel said.
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But in the second episode of season 9, "The Bridge," nuance and depth slowly begin to creep into TWD's handling of morality.
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The researchers write that the impact of automation is already starting to creep into the industry—something that's evident in recent headlines.
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I was not, however, told that the addictive platform would soon creep into every aspect of my existence and ruin my life.
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Her new pop record, I can feel you creep into my private life, out January 19, doesn't dance around these cultural reckonings.
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"Medium to longer-term upside should materialise once growth and inflation concerns creep into financial markets, reviving safe-haven demand," he said.
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He said crews were working on hot spots to make sure the fire does not creep into residential areas in the south.
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School personnel and parents should also be aware of how simple cognitive biases can creep into how important clinical decisions are made.
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We're neighbors because of who we are, not what we do, and I don't want that to creep into my life again.
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Schwab also told me that more financial literacy would involve studying human behavior, and how fears and biases creep into investment decisions.
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The message spread and slowly started to creep into public consciousness, and initial curiosity about the campaign soon led to media coverage.
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In any single week, hundreds of drivers exceed speed limits, run lights, creep into pedestrian crosswalks and double-park in bike lanes.
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Such high standards are seeing competitive simulator racing creep into the eSports market, with iRacing at the very center of its drive.
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While some creep into the "scarily expensive" area, you can snag a refurbished Roomba 805 for $209 — nearly $100 off its regular price.
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"Finally, we're starting to see this buy-the-dip mentality creep into the market," said Phil Blancato, CEO of Ladenburg Thalmann Asset Management.
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For videos, his rates are between $350 to $750 for 30 to 90 seconds, but routinely has projects that creep into the thousands.
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Watch the million-dollar listings creep into the most expensive cities and head over to Trulia's post to see the breakdown by neighborhoods.
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A diminishing sense of humanity and dark fears as we creep into an apocalyptic future thanks to climate change and never-ending wars?
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Not all of those things sound immensely useful, but without fail, we're seeing smart home smarts creep into every corner of the home.
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Yet, as time passes, as the profiles become more steadily familiar, you can feel the cynicism creep into their tender little swiping finger.
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" Merrill Garbus of Tune-Yards spent time meditating on her own whiteness while recording "I Can Feel You Creep Into My Private Life.
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This year's war games — the largest to date — have a specific target: detecting submarines attempting to creep into position off the Indian coast.
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As a result, new forces creep into their lives, wreaking havoc on the family while also offering something new to the teenage daughter.
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The ghosts of the victims of such crimes creep into the house of the newly divorced Deborah, whose daughter has recently come out.
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This hasn't exactly happened overnight—PC Music's slow and steady creep into the mainstream has been so seamless, we've barely noticed it at all.
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And both had to watch lengthy birdie putts creep into the cup on the 18th hole to share the lead at four-under 67.
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It's a story told almost entirely through the environment: buildings are overgrown with vines and greenery begins to creep into buildings abandoned by humans.
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Just as the Blue Train had slowed on its approach to Johannesburg and Pretoria, so too did the Tazara creep into Dar es Salaam.
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When the internet started to creep into the edges of pop culture, he was one of the first to fuse the music industry with technology.
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The out-of-nowhere success of PUBG almost guaranteed we'd start to see the "battle royale" style of competitive online game creep into popular titles.
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The language of public discourse is that drugs are given beast-like qualities: They take over entire villages, creep into schools, and enslave the vulnerable.
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"'Sex Calls' is about the insecurities that can creep into a new relationship after the last one you were in went to shit," explains Brome.
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The Barstool brand will creep into casinos, and possibly sports bars and restaurantsThe Barstool brand will make a big leap beyond the internet in 2020.
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At the end of Uncanny Valley, as the Trump era dawns, mentions of workers' rights and corporate responsibility starts to creep into Silicon Valley conversations.
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Policy divergence has begun to creep into the global system, causing worries that the U.S. may be tightening too early while other central banks remain loose.
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For me, it just feels like a reminder of all the ways that Facebook wants to creep into my life and replace various important IRL experiences.
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Little by little, the sunglass trend that was seemingly pioneered by the Hadids is starting to creep into every fast-fashion store we can think of.
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First and foremost, it's important to create a space dedicated to work only, so that your work devices don't creep into other areas of your home.
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Workers are frequently told robots are coming for their jobs, while fast food employees are already starting to see automation creep into their places of employment.
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While politics have caused some uncertainty to creep into the sector, Anthem is an example of a stock that's unfairly struggled at times, according to Argus.
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" Privately, he told Ruth, "It seems the period has arrived when you should allow some intelligence to creep into a mind that has plainly been warped.
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As more smart things creep into homes, Airbnb, which makes money as a go-between for people renting their homes, wants to ensure it's in the fray.
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Prejudices about gender and race can easily creep into a range of AI programs — everything from facial recognition algorithms to those used by the courts and hospitals.
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It went to zero at the end of the fourth quarter, which it's really unusual to see a technology company creep into the Berkshire holdings like that.
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This year, with their help, expect to see connectivity creep into new areas of the home and for existing smart home products to get even more integrated.
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This week has felt more like steamy summer than crisp early fall, as temperatures creep into the 2100s and above from New York City down to Alabama.
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Of all the cosmic menaces that King's heroes have battled, this slow creep into inhumanity may be the most terrifying yet because it is all too real.
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" She finds it frustrating because, despite some gamers' anger that these issues would creep into video games, "it's not a majority white audience anymore, not even close.
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The political shifts that have turned all three Pacific Coast states reliably Democratic have begun to creep into a few of the conservative inland parts of Oregon.
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Dropbox's playbook is a familiar one, first getting consumer adoption and using that to slowly creep into teams that use the tool because it's easier than existing ones.
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"Big crocodiles" and "demons" might not be terms typically associated with regulatory legalese, but those phrases have begun to creep into the lexicon of China's top financial regulators.
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It's a term that describes what's happening when, despite our best intentions and without our awareness, racial stereotypes and assumptions creep into our minds and affect our actions.
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This meant casting aside his public persona as an art-loving coffee shop owner and letting the online white nationalist version of himself creep into his daily life.
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Even when we're not in the office, she says, we still check our work phones and work emails, which allows "work time" to creep into our personal time.
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When many polls are taken, there are bound to be a few outliers, both because of random sampling error and the biases that can creep into survey design.
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Side Street Rich Colon is 50 years old, an age when thoughts of mortality creep into men's minds and invitations to join AARP start appearing in their mailboxes.
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For many, unconscious biases creep into the common vocabulary by way of microaggressions, behaviors that subtly or indirectly communicate a derogatory or otherwise hostile message to the recipient.
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Still, shades of self-doubt and mental anguish creep into Stormzy's music; at times, its themes are reminiscent of the introspective poetry of the grime pioneer Dizzee Rascal.
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But the German and Spanish inflation data suggested that the bloc-wide rate could rise more strongly than expected and creep into positive territory, Helaba economist Ulrich Wortberg said.
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Retired U.S. Army Brigadier General Donald Bolduc, who once led commandos in Afghanistan, said the SFABs were expensive, unnecessary and risked mission creep into special operation forces' (SOF) terrain.
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Too often, our vocabularies get saturated by meaningless buzzwords, and they can creep into our résumés and cover letters, but these words often make a reader's eyes glaze over.
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But there's a catch: Quantum researchers need to cool the qubits to close to absolute zero to limit vibration, or "noise," that causes errors to creep into their calculations.
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"We need to be sure that any political bias within Google's workforce does not creep into its workforce," Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) said in an opening statement.
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BMW was onto something, as it connected the dots on its electric car program to rethinking the city, and allowed the startup economy to creep into its event programming.
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Retired U.S. Army Brigadier General Donald Bolduc, who once led commandos in Afghanistan, said the SFABs were expensive, unnecessary and risked mission creep into special operation forces' (SOF) terrain.
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As feminism continues its insidious creep into popular culture, men are expected to understand and appreciate the female anatomy and all the ways they can make it have orgasms.
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Google has said that it is aware that these types of biases may creep into search results, but that it remains vigilant in trying to stamp out those problems.
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Pseudo-public courtyards and parks creep into the few shreds of commons we have left, and those areas aren't policed by the local government but by private security guards.
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Flashbacks of Boo creep into the scene as Fleabag lets loose and confesses to everything but this, begging the Priest for guidance and a chance to course-correct her life.
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Here are six food trends to look out for in 2019: While marijuana has been part of the political conversation for years, it's now starting to creep into the kitchen.
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How do you do ... do you follow, I assume you follow the stock price, but how do you ignore that or not let it creep into your day-to-day?
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Rob Trent, a globe-trotting craft beer enthusiast who writes a blog dedicated to Asia beer, has seen cans creep into some markets in the region, but with varying success.
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These are likely not behaviors you would engage in on your own without depression, but depression can creep into your brain and make you want to only do these things.
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We really try as hard as we can to think about it as art and to give ourselves parameters not to let the business stuff creep into that decision-making.
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Often with big software upgrades, bugs creep into earlier versions, so it's wise to wait at least a few weeks to assess whether the coast is clear before jumping in.
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And because these colorful, inflatable lounge chairs clearly stand out in natural environments, their photos can easily creep into sticky social media territory: Is it #spon, or just a post?
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This might sound like a lofty claim, until you consider that Black Mirror has included seemingly fantastical technology before, only to have it creep into the real world as tech advances.
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" Niekamp says he loves the serialized storytelling potential that podcasting offers, specifically "taking a format that seems really set, like a chat show, and having stories sort of creep into it.
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One big challenge in this lithography process is that errors can creep into the manufacturing process, requiring extensive testing to verify quality and forcing fabs to throw away poorly performing chips.
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But the trend is starting to creep into Western cuisine, with some restaurants offering insect-based menus and some mainstream European supermarkets starting to sell edible insect snacks or bug burgers.
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When professional responsibilities start to creep into your out-of-office life — whether it's in the evening, over the weekends, or on vacation — that's a sign that burnout is coming soon.
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And so for the most part it remained, until recently, when the gentrification that had been pushing east across Brooklyn along the L train began to creep into East New York.
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When celebrities tout expertise on the subject and nationally attempt to discredit scientific fact and evidence, these doubts can creep into the most educated and informed and lead to dangerous decisions.
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It's released a new feminist chatbot called F'xa, which aims to educate users and designers about all the ways bias can creep into AI. You can try it out on mobile here.
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Yet as online shopping and a wave of store closings continue to erode sales at these shopping centers, a new report has found that softness is starting to creep into their economics.
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We don't sing about politics; we might all have our own views, we probably all have our own religious views as well, but we just don't let that creep into this band.
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That's the thought that no doubt might creep into people's minds when they come into contact with Lift, a new interactive light by designer James Patten and his team at Patten Studio.
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As the number of animators in the Academy steadily grew — and with it, the number of animators from outside the major studio system — more diverse films began to creep into the category.
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Given this broader cultural context of the late 1990s and early 2000s, it's no surprise to see various forms of aggression, over-competitiveness, and hypermasculinity creep into advertisements for online gaming platforms.
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Five minutes later, Hugo Lloris, in the French goal, produced a world-class save to keep out Martín Cáceres's header, which seemed destined to creep into the bottom corner of the net.
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It will also offer a chance for organizer Arts in Bushwick to refocus the event as more of an artists' platform than a party, as gentrification continues to creep into the area.
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After years of false starts, voice interface will finally creep into the mainstream as more people purchase voice-enabled speakers and other gadgets, and as the tech that powers voice starts to improve.
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For another, the media's hyper-focus on race may be blinding observers to the sophisticated science of juror selection, as well as the way in which courtroom arguments increasingly creep into the panel.
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"We all have a point at which stress can creep into negatively impacting our overall health and wellness," said Darcy Gruttadaro, director of the American Psychiatric Association Foundation's Center for Workplace Mental Health.
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That should mean the company won't have to edit its ads in the future to avoid these types of weird iOS 11 bugs that are common enough to creep into a TV commercial.
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Critics have pointed out that the law could allow mission creep into less serious offenses, such as copyright infringement, despite promises that compelled assistance requests are signed off by two senior government officials.
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In the first big character change of his life, the kid who just wanted to make everyone laugh reportedly became noticeably less plucky as anxiety and depression began to creep into his mind.
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Tuesday morning's blasts in Brussels escalated fears about violent extremism's creep into the West, and put new pressure on presidential candidates to prove their ability to serve as the nation's commander in chief.
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And rare too for his work of the era, no vocal samples ever creep into the frame, just a lifeless, industrial atmosphere that sucks in all the light and heat that surrounds it.
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Screenshot via YouTube If you pay attention to a certain swath of more cerebral hip-hop, especially coming out of Chicago, you've probably noticed the name theMIND creep into the occasional song credit.
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But as amazing as Westerman's feat is, it's likely only a matter of time before someone else (probably a gamer) attempts to break his record and creep into two-days-in-VR territory.
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The rate pause was in line with analysts' expectations even though, according to a Reuters poll this week, they predict inflation will creep into double digits in November and December before slowing next year.
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Created in 2013, the foundation has largely been supported since 2015 by grants of nearly $4 million from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and its work has begun to creep into traditional education spaces.
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And an overall lack of racial diversity, they said, meant it was not uncommon for negative stereotypes to creep into work discussions or marketing pitches involving black athletes, sometimes creating backlash outside the company.
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With no planes in the sky or signs of humanity anywhere near him, a frightening thought began to creep into 55-year-old Ohman's mind—there was a chance he may not make it through.
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Eastern Tennessee, northern Georgia and the Carolinas Timing: Saturday morning through Monday morning Precipitation begins to creep into the region early Saturday morning, with rain in Georgia and some light, wintry precipitation in the mountains.
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As internet shopping continues to creep into our lives, most recently with the potentially unsettling arrival of Amazon Key (speaking of sliding doors), consumers may feel regret more acutely than they do with traditional retail.
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One option to combat implicit bias is to design a blind recruitment process in which all résumés/applications are stripped of racial/cultural and gender identifiers to ensure bias doesn't inadvertently creep into decision-making.
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But one supporter of the lawsuit, Gilbert Villegas, an alderman who is chairman of the City Council's Latino Caucus, said there was "potential for that issue to creep into other grants" if it went unchallenged.
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Bones creep into her work — genetic code taking over where language eludes us — but also a disturbing awareness about the art market is transmitted here: these bones, former bodies, however "ethically sourced," are now art.
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As NLP systems creep into every corner of the digital world, from job recruitment software to hate speech detectors to police data, that signal problem grows to fit the size of its real-world container.
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In one of those wonderfully eerie scenes that always manage to creep into Koryta's novels, Mark has a brief exchange with a little blond boy who's standing on a ladder to pick oranges from a tree.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her top deputies are working to ease long-simmering anxiety among battleground freshmen, which has intensified amid fears that impeachment could creep into 2020 and make many of them one-term members.
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It wasn't enough for him to choose; he had to make the best choice, says his classmate and friend Gabriel Goforth, who recalls that from time to time a squeaky anxiety would creep into Raheel's voice.
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And this is all in addition to the alt-comedy that has begun to creep into the weekly adventures of a Bachelor looking for love amongst a gaggle of attractive women who are competing to provide it.
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Foreign investment scrutiny continues to creep into the startup world via a once obscure U.S. government agency that has new tools and a shift in focus that stands to impact young, high-growth companies in huge ways.
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It's a question of how critical America should be of its ally over its treatment of the Palestinians — one that has long divided American liberals and Jews but is only starting to creep into mainstream Democratic discourse.
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Under Armour shares shot up 230.6 percent Thursday, tracking for their best day in nearly two years, after the company's fourth-quarter results helped allay fears that weakness across the apparel space would creep into its performance.
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Last week, while cable news was calculating the hours and minutes of the U.S. government shutdown, some unexpected headlines from Africa and the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) managed to creep into the international news roundup.
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"If you have a peanut-allergic child, this product would give you confidence to send your child out into the world where a peanut could creep into their lives," Russell says, though this scenario faces substantial obstacles.
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And a guild system is starting to creep into place, so that the people who come through M.F.A. or M.A. or Ph.D. programs have a leg up in getting the jobs that allow them to keep writing.
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But that doesn't bring him to the conclusion that VC firms like his, or the industry as a whole, should change, or that it should consider ways these biases (conscious or unconscious) creep into the hiring process.
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As the first Chair of the first-ever Machine Learning Department at a major university, at Carnegie Mellon, and an accomplished researcher in the field, he's uniquely qualified to judge how machine learning will creep into our work.
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The influence of that hard-earned lesson is starting to creep into the public personas of Rousey's fellow fighters, who are clearly being very careful in how they talk about the star, and how they talk about themselves.
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At the same time, French billionaire Vincent Bolloré has acquired stakes in Telecom Italia, the former telecoms monopoly, and Mediaset, Silvio Berlusconi's media group, with an aim to influence strategy and even creep into a position of control.
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"The high level of open interest in options is a reflection of anxiety about geopolitics and equities being overbought that's starting to creep into the gold market," George Gero, managing director of RBC Wealth Management, said this week.
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There's still time for cooler heads to prevail—Steph Curry's health-related on-court absence from the equation shouldn't go unnoticed—but the entire situation allows another question to creep into the periphery: What is Draymond's trade value?
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Sometimes, these reddish-brown American cockroaches — the largest species of cockroach in the U.S. — will leave their underworld dwellings, crawl through the structure's old pipes, and creep into Price Hall, said Dini Miller, an urban entomologist at the university.
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GUATEMALA CITY/TEGUCIGALPA (Reuters) - Cocaine production is beginning to creep into Central America, a development which could bring the supply of the drug closer to the United States and create a new security risk for an already troubled region.
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Instead of having to process every bit of audio by hand, Adobe Sensei will automatically mix and master the sound levels on a user's behalf, which is an approach we're seeing creep into more and more of Adobe's products.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A note of hysteria begins to creep into Walid Raad's voice as he concludes his hour-long monologue performance, "Scratching on things I could disavow: Walkthrough," at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA).
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During the 1960s, moreover, many Americans came to believe that mainstream journalists were breaking from long-held norms of neutrality and letting their liberal views on issues such as civil rights and the Vietnam War creep into their reporting.
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Early reports suggest the storm will creep into southern Iowa by late Monday, which could become a factor in communities south of Route 34 like Osceola Ottumwa, Red Oak and Burlington -- and potentially elsewhere if the storm's timeline advances.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Worries about rising oil prices have begun to creep into U.S. retailers' earnings calls, and investors are raising concerns that those costs may slow discretionary spending among Americans and push down the performance of the retailers' shares.
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"My worry and my concern would be that over the longer term, will this start to creep into other areas of basic accountancy, tax advice that is routine for all businesses?" said Nimesh Shah, Partner at London chartered accountants Blick Rothenberg.
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White House Letter CHICAGO — A sense of nostalgia has begun to creep into the last months of Barack Obama's presidency, lending the feeling of a valedictory tour to a rare trip he made this weekend to his adopted hometown, Chicago.
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For better or worse, the expectations set by our parents creep into the homes we build as adults, influencing how we decorate and maintain our space, and setting a standard that we either strain to meet or try to flee.
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Here's a step-by-step guide of how the Daniels affair could potentially creep into the Mueller probe: STEP 1: MUELLER INVESTIGATES COHEN'S TIES TO RUSSIA First things first, an investigation of Cohen could open the door to examining the payments.
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Responding to the of coverage of his new girlfriend — The Daily Mail ran an article headlined, "Harry's girl is (almost) straight outta Compton" — he released a highly unusual statement, accusing media outlets of allowing "racial undertones" to creep into their coverage.
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In that way, as the Breakthrough Institute's Alex Trembath has argued, the plant-based meat backlash reflects how much classism and elitism creep into our national conversations about our food system — and how they might stand in the way of fixing it.
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Their nests are well out of alligator range, but with the gator lurking beneath them, they are less likely to be raided by any of the snakes or rodents that might creep into their nests and eat their eggs or young chicks.
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This occasionally happens when an author combines root words from different languages, old names, and/or nonsense syllables to create character names, place names, or names for concepts that have never been imagined before, and slowly those names creep into common usage.
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"This decision is all about the politics, not about the science, and it has unfortunately allowed the abortion debate to creep into what should be a research issue," said Lawrence Goldstein, a University of California, San Diego professor of cellular and molecular medicine.
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Despite the backlash the series received for what some call a triggering portrayal of suicide, many others lauded the show for its nuanced depiction of sexual assault, as well as the many ways misogyny can creep into the halls of high school.
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Clemency has been a part of coherent systems of justice stretching back to the Code of Hammurabi; it has been a device used by kings, presidents and governors to correct the overly harsh instincts that creep into any system of criminal justice.
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"Looking over the cases of child abuse in recent years, one can't help but ask: How did people utterly devoid of pedagogic morals or even professional qualifications creep into the teaching profession?" said an editorial about the allegations issued by Xinhua on Thursday.
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Robots will begin to creep into other areas of our lives — serving as busboys or waiters, for example — as our investments in robotic transport improve their prowess in areas such as environmental detection and modeling, hyper-complex problem solving and fuzzy-logic applications.
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Unrelated policy tends to creep into these trade deals, such as the new United States Mexico Canada Agreement, which includes a demand by Democrats and unions that Mexico enact labor law reform that stands vehemently opposed by Democrats and unions here at home.
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Amazon recently began to creep into an important part of Walmart's turf — low-income customers — when it slashed the price of its Amazon Prime membership for people with electronic benefits transfer cards, which people on food stamps and other government assistance programs use.
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When consumer pessimism about the future starts to creep into their short-term outlook, it "puts you on kind of a notice, just like the yield curve inverting, that maybe you're supposed to be on recession watch," DoubleLine's Gundlach added in September.
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"The market was very certain that Hillary Clinton was going to win the election, and to the extent that doubts creep into that, it is not good for the stock market," said Stephen Massocca, chief investment officer at Wedbush Equity Management LLC in San Francisco.
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When you're in a hot tub that hasn't been properly maintained, a germ called "Pseudomonas aeruginosa" can creep into hair follicles and lead to a rash, explains Meghan Feely, MD, FAAD a board-certified dermatologist and clinical instructor at Mount Sinai's Department of Dermatology.
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Little dabs of Christopher Hitchens and William F. Buckley creep into his mannerisms; I'd be very surprised if he hadn't spent endless hours watching all the late lamented tosspots' bloviations on YouTube, practicing them aloud, perfecting the clipped dismissive tone of the rational, logical idiot.
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In a strange bout of irony, the efforts on behalf of the iPad software team to keep things simple (same icons, same grid, same app switching paradigms) and true to their original intent have instead caused a sort of complexity to creep into the arrangement.
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In addition to contradicting some of his previous assertions (in which he acknowledged that he had not known whether he would win), this passage in the interview underscores the extent to which Mr. Trump rarely allows any self-doubt to creep into his thinking.
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He said he wanted to fend off liberal judges from allowing Sharia law to creep into the United States Constitution and, above all, bring a "sound business approach to Washington, DC." He stands for "life, liberty, and lower taxes," he said — the Tea Party's candidate.
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"The sentiment continues to be investor anxiety about U.S.-China trade relations, the slowing global growth, and I think this week what is starting to really creep into investors' anxiety is around corporate earnings," said Michael Arone, chief investment strategist at State Street Global Advisors in Boston.
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The scenes in which Efron performs a nearly-naked version of the Macarena and sings Céline Dion's "Because You Loved Me" at a karaoke bar are the rays of light that creep into Dirty Grandpa's subterranean torture chamber, but you don't want to take him home.
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Stock investors just experienced one of the nastiest weeks in history that recorded the S&P 500's fastest correction on record, but hold on tight, the market might have more room to fall as the coronavirus damage starts to creep into upcoming economic data, analysts warned.
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Now that the lines have died down considerably, it's clear that the versions at Tim Ho Wan are good, but very few are throw-half-the-day-away good, and some have a rote quality that tends to creep into all but the most vigilant chains.
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Breakpoint's setting is ripe for commentary as we see real-world companies like Facebook routinely undermine the privacy of millions and millions of people, as military drones rain death and destruction on foreign countries, and tech giants creep into the municipal sphere with capitalistic intentions disguised as public service.
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"Inspections will creep into being a bit more risk-averse unless we explicitly train them to get a more sophisticated understanding of the balance between benefits and risk, and stand back, and say 'It's O.K. to have some risk of children falling over and bashing into things,'" she said.
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Tune-Yards: I Can Feel You Creep Into My Private Life (4AD) For a decade now, Merrill Garbus has written complex songs about political inequalities and human relationships, performed in a jumbled lo-fi collage style whose rickety acoustic core shares space with found sounds and electronic splashes.
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Indeed, a June 2019 U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) report on the insurtech industry raised concerns regarding the potential for prohibited factors to creep into underwriting models and premium rates, particularly where the models are developed by data scientists as opposed to actuaries who better understand insurance-specific requirements.
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ImageNet Roulette is a digital art project intended to shine a light on the quirky, unsound and offensive behavior that can creep into the artificial-intelligence technologies that are rapidly changing our everyday lives, including the facial recognition services used by internet companies, police departments and other government agencies.
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If Wayne is responsible for Auto-Tune's creep into the world of high rap artistry, B can surely lay claim to the rise of more ambient production and, given his penchant for hooks that were just someone's name repeated over and over, a whole wing of Migos-esque songwriting as well.
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Depending on matching criteria used there could be potential for gender and/or racial bias to creep into automated selections — bias that would be difficult for hospitals to detect since they're only able to view a subset of candidates deemed a match, rather than the entire available pool at the time.
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It's an old storytelling adage that everybody thinks they're the hero of their own story — even classic villains — and while Battlefront II appears to be exploring that idea in the most literal sense, it's a sentiment that has seemed to creep into much of the new Star Wars material that Lucasfilm has been generating.
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I think a lot of people have the perception of NBA players as being supremely confident at all times because you're the best in the entire world at what you do, but throughout the past few weeks did doubt creep into your head at all, about who you are and what you're capable of?
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He's had nine other such songs creep into the top 10, including two that stalled out at No. 2: "Best I Ever Had" (cut from 2009's So Far Gone EP) and last year's massive "Hotline Bling," which was held out of the top spot by an exclusivity deal with Apple and unlucky timing.
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This setup, rather than the hidden personal beliefs of programmers, is where the thorny biases creep into algorithms, and that's why it's perfectly plausible for Facebook's work force to be liberal, and yet for the site to be a powerful conduit for conservative ideas as well as conspiracy theories and hoaxes — along with upbeat stories and weighty debates.
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But as Veronica uncovers the truth — that Mr. Rooks really did have an affair with a student, and that Carrie is lying only to protect her friend — Meester's iciness melts away to reveal the vulnerability that made Blair a scene stealer on Gossip Girl, and Scott lets the sliminess he's so good at playing creep into Mr. Rooks.
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Then there's the well-documented fact that human bias can creep into AI. Often, this manifests as a problem with the training data that goes into AIs: If designers mostly feed the systems examples of white male faces, and don't think to diversify their data, the systems won't learn to properly recognize women and people of color.
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First, there's the well-documented fact that human bias can creep into AI. Often, this manifests as a problem with the training data that goes into AIs: If designers mostly feed the systems examples of white male faces, and don't think to diversify their data, the systems won't learn to properly recognize women and people of color.
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But consider the well-documented fact that human bias can creep into AI. Often, this manifests as a problem with the training data that goes into AIs: If designers mostly feed the systems examples of white male faces, and don't think to diversify their data, the systems won't learn to properly recognize women and people of color.
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See more: The SEC is scrutinizing whether mutual funds need to shed more light on stakes in unicorns like WeWork and Airbnb — and it could mean more protections for mom-and-pop investorsRegulations prevent mutual funds from holding more than 15% of their assets in private companies, but the SEC is still keeping tabs on the funds' creep into private markets.
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Beginning with a fine South African accent, his performance brings out all the nuances in the character: his innate good nature, which has been nurtured by Sam, although Hally doesn't recognize it; his natural intelligence, despite those lousy math scores; his submerged guilt and sorrow over his relationship with his father; and the hints of patronization that occasionally creep into his conversation.
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However, I am becoming nervous that some of us Democrats and Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE supporters are allowing ourselves to fall into the trap of what I shall call "label creep" — where we increasingly allow accurate descriptions of these radical, hateful Trump supporters to creep into descriptions of anyone who supports Trump.
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Her fate is thus a case study in why a decent society allows families leeway to defy medical consensus: not only for the sake of parental rights and religious beliefs, not only because biases around race and class and faith creep into medical decision-making, but also because in hard cases the official medical consensus often doesn't come close to grasping all the possibilities, and letting people go their own way is often the only way to discover where it's wrong.
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The second is that many of the old technological back-ends underpinning the systems that do work, and which have been held together by sweat and duct tape for decades, are in danger of becoming so old that no one knows how to maintain them anymore: Banks scramble to fix old COBOL systems as IT 'cowboys' ride into the sunset | Anna Irrera, Reuters In other words, we shouldn't be surprised to see newer, weirder, and more unexpected forms of failure begin to creep into systems that up until now were at least predictable with their problems.
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